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Operator’s guide (how to use the Systemair control panel) (in separate cover, if control system was

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Table of Contents4
A Manufacturer9
B Name of Machines9
C Declaration of Conformity - Example10
D General Descriptions, Dangers and Warnings11
- Overview Via Pictograms on the Inspection Side of the Unit11
- Data about the Unit According to Cards and Labels in and on the Unit14
- Hand Terminal17
- Dimensions of the Units17
- Ordinary Automatically Operation - Only Manual Operation by New Parameters18
- Warnings about Dangers18
E Drawings, Diagrams, Guides and Instructions for the Use, Maintenance and Repair18
F Employees in Charge of Operation/Control/Maintenance18
G Intended Use and Range of Applications18
H Unintended Use and Misuse - Inappropriate Applications for the Machine19
- Air Handling Unit in Operation19
I Instructions for Unloading on the Site as Well as Installation and Connection19
- Unloading on the Site19
- Installation - Mechanical23
- Installation - Electrical33
- Installation - Pipes for Water - Hot and Chilled, Valves and Drains35
K Start-Up, Adjustments, Use, Commissioning and Unit in Hipernation39
- Print-Outs on Paper39
- Electronic Media39
- Documentation Is Available for Download40
- Start-Up by Installer40
  - Checklist, Relevant Values40
- Adjustments and Use41
- Description of Functions41
- Commissioning44
- Unit in Hipernation44
L Information about the Residual Risks44
- Unit Casing44
M Instructions on the Protective Measures During Repair and Maintenance48
N the Essential Characteristics of Tools Which May be Fitted to the Machinery48
O the Conditions of Stability During Use, Transportation, Assembly, Dismantling When out of Service48
- Installed Reliable to Avoid Units to be Tilted or Moved by Storm48
- Transport of Section with Heat Pump Unit48
- Disposal of the Heat Pump System - Type Geniox - HP49
- General Disassembly - Sharp Edges49
P Instructions for Machinery Where These Are Regularly to be Transported49
Q the Operating Method to be Followed in the Event of Breakdown. Safe Restart49
R Adjustment and Maintenance Operations49
- Shutdown of the Unit to a Safe State49
- Unlock and Lock the Doors by Using the Key50
- Recommended Maintenance Intervals50
- Filters - Always Replace Filters with New Filters with the same Characteristics to Maintain SFP Value51
- Changing the Internal Battery in the Controller55
- Other Functions to Maintain56
S Instructions to Enable Adjustment and Maintenance Safely65
- Protective Measures and Additional Protective Measures65
T the Specifications of the Spare Parts to be Used, When These Affect the Health and Safety of Operators66
- Spare Parts - Mechanical66
- Spare Parts - Electrical66
U Information on Airborne Noise Emissions Exceeding 70 Db(A)66
Annex 1 Declaration of Conformity with Production Number (in Separate Cover)70
Annex 2 Technical Data - Unique Data for Every Unit (in Separate Cover)71
Annex 3 Spare Part List (in Separate Cover)72
Annex 4 Assembly of Base Frame - Height 118 MM for Unit Sizes 10 - 1873
- Base Frame Length 482 - 2564 [MM] Unit Size 10 - 1874
- Base Frame Length 2582 - 4964 [MM] Unit Size 10 - 1875
- Base Frame Length 4982 - 6164 [MM] Unit Size 10 - 1876
Annex 5 Assembly of Base Frame - Height 118 MM for Unit Sizes 20 - 3177
- Base Frame Length 482- 2564 [MM] Unit Size 20 - 3177
- Base Frame Length 2582 - 4964 [MM] Unit Size 20 - 3178
- Base Frame Length 4982 - 6164 [MM] Unit Size 20 - 3179
Annex 6 Assembly of Base Frame - Height 218 MM for Unit Sizes 10 - 1881
- Base Frame Length 482- 2564 [MM] Unit Size 10 - 1881
- Base Frame Length 2582 - 4964 [MM] Unit Size 10 - 1882
- Base Frame Length 4982 - 6164 [MM] Unit Size 10 - 1884
Annex 7 Assembly of Base Frame - Height 218 MM for Unit Sizes 20 - 3185
- Base Frame Length 482- 2564 [MM] Unit Size 20-3185
- Base Frame Length 2582 - 4964 [MM] Unit Size 20 - 3186
- Base Frame Length 4982 - 6164 [MM] Unit Size 20 - 3187
Annex 8 Installation of Steel Roof in the Sizes 10 - 3189
- Overview89
Annex 9 Speed Control for Rotor and Assembly of Divided Rotor92
- Speed Control92
- Assemble the Systemair Casing for Geniox 22, Geniox 24 and Geniox 2794
- Assemble Divided Rotor for Geniox 29 and Geniox 3195
- Installation of Motor that Turns Rotor and Sensor for Rotation95
Annex 10 Reversible Heat Pump Unit (in Separate Cover, if Heat Pump was Delivered)97
- Geniox-HP Section (Reversible Heat Pump Unit)97
Annex 11 Menu for Internal Controller in the Heat Pump Unit (in Separate Cover, if Heat Pump was Delivered)98
Annex 12 Connection of Fan Motor and Set-Up Manual for Frequency Converter99
- 12.1 Connection of Fan Motor99
- 12.2 Set-Up for Danfoss FC101 for Geniox-Units with AC Motors99
- 12.3 AC-Fan Operation Without Thermistor for Danfoss FC101100
- 12.4 Set-Up Danfoss FC101 for Geniox-Units with PM Motors100
- 12.5 Installation Ecblue102
  - Connection102
  - Diagnostic/Faults104
Annex 13 Commissioning Protocol - Proposal (in Separate Cover)106
Annex 14 Report with Data from Final Functional Test on the Systemair Factory (in Separate Cover, if Control System was Delivered)107
Annex 15 Short Description of Main Components in the Control System108
- 15.1 Geniox Units Delivered in Several Sections108
  - External Components108
- 15.2 Geniox Unit Delivered Assembled on Base Frame108
Annex 16 Wiring Diagram (in Separate Cover, if Control System was Delivered)109
Annex 17 Operator's Guide (How to Use the Systemair Control Panel) (in Separate Cover, if Control System was Delivered)110

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