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Commissioning, operation,
and maintenance: GOLD 1-3
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 GENERAL
GOLD is a complete air handling unit, with built-in control
system, developed and manufactured by PM-LUFT AB.
The unit contains supply and exhaust air fans, rotary heat
exchanger Turbo, supply and exhaust air filters F85/EU7
and control system.
These instructions are for the commissioning, operation,
and maintenance of the unit. It is important that they are
read by all personnel involved before the unit is put into
service. Please see separate instructions for installation
WARNING!
Inspection hatches located on the pressure side behind
the fan must not be opened while the fan is operating. The
hatch can open suddenly and cause personal injury.
Right to make modifications without prior notice
INDEX
1.
INTRODUCTION ............................................................ 1
2.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ........................................ 4
3.
CONNECTION OF EXTERNAL FUNCTIONS ............... 5
4.
WIRING DIAGRAM POWER CARD .............................. 6
5.
WIRING DIAGRAM CONTROL CARD .......................... 7
6.
STARTING-UP ............................................................... 8
7.
ADJUSTMENTS ............................................................. 9
8.
FUNCTIONS ................................................................. 13
9.
ADJUSTMENT PROTOCOLE ...................................... 18
10. ALARM ......................................................................... 19
11. MAINTENANCE ............................................................ 21
TELEPHONE NUMBERS PM-LUFT ............................ 22
GOLD 1-3 SK-GB -708
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Supply air released fault
A "SUPP AIR MOTOR RELEASED" fault in the PM-LUFT GOLD 1 system indicates that the supply air motor has been released due to extreme temperatures. This occurs when the temperature falls below -20°C or rises above +70°C. The alarm has a delay period of 5 minutes before activation.
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