Summary of Contents for CHIKO AIRTEC CHP-5000AT3-DSA-UD
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Please understand well the contents of "Cautions on Product Use" of Instruction Manual (hereinafter referred to as “this manual”), and operate it after often reading this manual. • 本書はいつでも使用できるよう、大切に保管してください。 Please keep this manual carefully to be able to use it at any time. チコーエアーテック株式会社 CHIKO AIRTEC CO., LTD.
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揮できますよう正しいお取扱いをお願いします。 We greatly appreciate that you have purchased our CBA Series. CHIKO AIRTEC CO., LTD. is working to achieve clean air with compact equipment while utilizing “air technology” effectively. The CHP Series is an energy-saving-type clean box that realizes “air technology” in a compact body.
第 1 章 製品使用上のご注意 1.6 危険シールの貼付位置 日 本 語 高電圧警告シール 高温警告シール ネームプレート ① 高電圧警告シール ② ③ ネームプレート ② 分解禁止シール 分解禁止シール 高電圧警告シール 高温警告シール ネームプレート ① ② 分解禁止シール ③ CMN015-005 原本の翻訳 (Translation of the original instructions)
Chapter 1 Product Usage Precautions Chapter 1 Product Usage Precautions 1.1 Safety Notations This instruction manual describes usage precautions with the below listed symbols. Be sure to read the instructions. Symbol Meaning Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in personal death or WARNING serious injury.
Chapter 1 Product Usage Precautions 1.6 Safety Label Locations High voltage High temperature warning label warning label Nameplate ① High voltage ② warning label ③ Nameplate ② “ ” “ ” label label High temperature warning Nameplate High voltage warning label label ①...
Chapter 2 Components Identification Components Identification Chapter 2 2.1 Accessories ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ Name Function Qty. Primary filter Collects adsorbs dust and fumes. ① ② Valve booster Rectifies the pulse air in the primary filter. Lamination of zeolite to the filter surface reduces Zeolite ③...
Chapter 2 Components Identification 2.2 Device Body CHP-5000AT3-DSA-UD 2.2.1 ① ⑧ ⑨ ② ③ ⑭ ④ ⑩ ⑤ ⑪ ⑫ ⑥ ⑬ ⑦ ⑫ Name Function Exhaust port Connects the exhaust duct. ① AT3 panel (operation panel) Operates the device.
Chapter 2 Components Identification 2.3 AT3 Panel ① ② ③ ④ ⑨ ⑤ ⑤ ⑧ ③ ⑥ ⑦ Name Function Organic EL Displays the operating status and various settings. ① (OLED) display Displays an error or warning number in case of an error or warning. Suction power Green lamps indicate a suction power level (1 to 7).
Chapter 2 Components Identification During stoppage, transits to the MODE SELECT mode. “Chapter 4 Configuring Settings (MODE SELECT Mode)” (page MODE SELECT ⑨ button During MODE SELECT mode, returns to the previous mode. During an error/warning, transits to the error history mode or error clear mode. 2.4 Display Indications About Modes 2.4.1...
Chapter 2 Components Identification Indications during Operation 2.4.3 The Up/Down arrow buttons cycle through indications. External pressure **.**kPa Suction pressure **.**kPa Differential pressure **.**kPa Exhaust pressure **.**kPa Temperature around blower Blower ***.*℃ Motor rotational frequency Motor *****rpm Indicates the rotational frequency of the currently running motor.
Chapter 3 Operation Operation Chapter 3 3.1 Start-up Preparation Installation 3.1.1 ■ Installation method • Two or more people are required to move or install the unit. CAUTION There is a risk of injury if the unit falls over • Make sure you secure the unit with a stopper after installation.
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Chapter 3 Operation ■ Removing the button battery insulating sheet While removing the insulation sheet from the button battery, turn on the electricity. Before using the device, remove the insulation sheet from the button battery. Pull out the insulating sheet from the battery cover unit.
Chapter 3 Operation Wiring and Piping 3.1.2 ■ Wiring • Perform wiring firmly, without bending or pulling cables with excessive force. Fire or electric shock may result. WARNING • Ensure that the power supply conforms to the specifications of the device. •...
Chapter 3 Operation ■ Piping Connect the intake piping (separately prepared) to the inlet flange. Inlet flange Connect the φ8 air tube to the filter regulator. Recommended air pressure 0.45MPa to 0.55MPa. Safeguards 3.1.3 If you continue to operate the unit with a clogged filter, the following safeguards are activated.
Chapter 3 Operation 3.2 Operation Turn on the power switch. The display indicates the program Ver*.** ID.** version and the ID for RS485 communication. Press the ON button on the AT3 panel. The device starts operation. Check that abnormal noise is not generated and the suction is appropriate Set a desired suction power level by Performance...
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Chapter 3 Operation When the clearing completes, the display shows the “Initial DP Clr” message and the device returns to the stop state.
Chapter 4 Configuring Settings (MODE SELECT Mode) Configuring Settings (MODE Chapter 4 SELECT Mode) 4.1 Screen Transitions in MODE SELECT Mode To move to the MODE SELECT mode, press the MODE SELECT button during stoppage. The Up/Down arrow buttons cycle through parameters. [Com Setting] Communication Format Setting Mode (When Equipped with Communication...
Chapter 4 Configuring Settings (MODE SELECT Mode) Move to the MODE SELECT mode. Press the Up/Down arrow buttons to move to the communication format setting mode (“Com Setting”). Press the ENTER button. The communication station number check screen appears, showing the current settings. Press the Up/ Down arrow buttons to move to the item you want to set.
Chapter 4 Configuring Settings (MODE SELECT Mode) 4.4.3 Setpoint Reset Mode This mode allows for restoring the defaults for communication format and air volume-down alert timing, and resetting the accumulated run time. Move to the MODE SELECT mode. Press the Up/Down arrow buttons to move to the other setting mode (“Other Setting”). Press the ENTER button.
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Checkup Maintenance and Checkup Chapter 5 • Before starting maintenance and checkup, be sure to break the electrical circuit by turning off the power supply and disconnecting the plug from the power outlet. • This task requires two or more people. Be sure to wear protective equipment. CAUTION •...
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Checkup Raise the blower chamber by more than 30 Pull out the primary filter chamber towards you. When installing the filter after cleaning or replacement, zeolite may leak if it is tightened unevenly or loosely. CAUTION Also, if the packing attached to the primary filter has deteriorated due to age, replace it.
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Checkup Maintenance of primary filter 5.1.3 (When everything is pulled up together) Pull out the primary filter chamber. When the handle of the filter attachment plate is lifted, you can remove the filter mounting plate and the primary filter sets.
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Checkup Replacing the Blower cooling filter 5.1.5 Avoid installing the filter inside out. The frame of the filter grating should face the exhaust side. CAUTION IMPORTANT The exhaust filter should be replaced in an area with a large free space. Remove the four eyebolts and release the four latches.
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Checkup 5.2 Replacing the Button Battery • The button battery case used in the device is for CR2477 size. Do not use button batteries other than CR2477. CAUTION • Turn on the electricity of the device while replacing the battery, or it will cause a huge consumption of the battery.
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Checkup Pulse timer 5.3.1 This product is equipped with four solenoid valves. In order to aid zeolite filter adsorption and to prevent any loss of suction power, it cleans the filters with the pulse air (compressed air) according to the cycle setting. ■Pulse timer operating sequence ①...
Chapter 5 Maintenance and Checkup 5.4 Errors/Warnings If an error/warning occurs, the self-diagnosis function built-in the device lights (flashes) the ERROR lamp and shows display data and error number alternately on the display. For a description of errors/warnings displayed, see “5.4.2 Error/Warning Table”...
“Page 57” Replace filters. Clogged filter “Page 57" Foreign matter Call for repair. Odd noise or vibration entered in blower. ⑤ from motor Broken motor bearing Call for repair. Note: For other phenomena, contact CHIKO AIRTEC. CMN015-005 原本 (Original instructions)
Chapter 6 Useful Utilization (Optional) Chapter 6 Useful Utilization (Optional) 6.1 Remote Cable Electrical Diagram 6.1.1 ① Operation input signal ④ Remote operation change signal ② Operating pressure signal DC 1~5V Withstand voltage 50 Vdc. ③ Also,use the inductor with a current of Filter clogging signal LOAD less than 100mA...
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Chapter 6 Useful Utilization (Optional) ■ Connection examples ● Pins ① and ④ (input) Device side Customer side Do not apply voltage Pin ① or ④ voltage. Pin ⑧ Reference circuit ● Pin ② (analog output) Device side Customer side Output voltage: 1 to 5 V ...
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Chapter 6 Useful Utilization (Optional) ● Pin ⑦ (input) Device side Customer side Pin ⑦ Applied voltage: 0 to 5 Vdc Pin ⑧ Reference circuit...
Chapter 6 Useful Utilization (Optional) 6.1.2 Pin Assignments Wire color Pin # Signal name Description Operation input With ④ and ⑧ short-circuited, ① is short- Black ① signal circuited to start operation. ④ and ⑧ are short-circuited to start remote Remote operation operation.
Chapter 6 Useful Utilization (Optional) Remote Operation 6.1.3 • For on/off switching via remote operation, short-circuit pins ④ and ⑧. Pin ① is short-circuited ON Pin ① is not short-circuited OFF “6.1.2 Pin Assignments” (page 69). • Do not short-circuit between pins ④ and ⑧ when taking signals by on/off switching on the device side.
68~ 200V CHP-5000AT3-DSA-UD 5000W Three- 27.5A 50/60Hz 10 ㎥/min 18.0kPa 302.0kg phase *1: Noise value is measured with a hose connected to the suction port, at a distance of 1 m from the device, on the A scale ㏈.
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Travel expenses for on-site service will be chargeable whether within or outside the warranty period. For repair reasons, improved parts may be used for repair. CHIKO AIRTEC will not be liable for any damage resulting from use of this device, such as damage caused by failure of the device or by erasion of data.
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