JBG HT ZHHS-01-10K-R290-V5-M Service Manual

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SERVICE MANUAL
HEAT PUMP
ZHHS-01-10K-R290-V5-M | ZHHS-01-15K-R290-V5-M
ATTENTION!
BE SURE TO READ THE INSTRUCTION
MANUAL BEFORE USE
JBG-2 SP. Z O.O. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES TO THE PRODUCTS AND INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE DOCUMEN-
TATION WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Translation of the original manual

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  • Page 1 SERVICE MANUAL HEAT PUMP ZHHS-01-10K-R290-V5-M | ZHHS-01-15K-R290-V5-M ATTENTION! BE SURE TO READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE USE JBG-2 SP. Z O.O. RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES TO THE PRODUCTS AND INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE DOCUMEN- TATION WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP TABLE OF CONTENTS IDEA OF ACTION ..............4 SAFETY .
  • Page 4: Idea Of Action

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP IDEA OF ACTION The principle of the heat pump is to collect heat from the so-called low-temperature lower source (-20°C to +35°C) and transfer the heat to the high-temperature upper source (CH and/or DHW system). This process is carried out with electricity supplied to the compressor drive.
  • Page 5 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Caution - hot surfaces. Caution - moving parts. Warning - harmful substance, risk of suffocation Warning – risk of explosion. Warning – sudden (loud) noise Warning – automatic activation Warning – low temperature Warning of fire hazard substances in combination with R290 refrigerant. R290 Fire, open flame and smoking prohibited.
  • Page 6: Important Warnings

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP 2.2. Important warnings The device is not intended for use by children. Read this manual before use. Assembly, disassembly, installation work Before performing any operations on the and maintenance of the device must be unit, make sure that the electrical power performed by qualified personnel.
  • Page 7: Risks As A Result Of Product Changes

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP 2.3. Risks as a result of product changes • Never remove, bridge or block safety devices. • Do not tamper with safety devices. • Do not make any changes to the product, to the supply lines, to the heating circuit safety valve. 2.4.
  • Page 8: Starting Up The Heat Pump

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP STARTING UP THE HEAT PUMP 3.1. Controller Main Screen Visualization of pump operation: fan operation heating mode stop by alarm shutdown mode pump off defrost standby mode 1 – outdoor temperature 4 – current date and time 6 –...
  • Page 9: Turning On And Off

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP 3.3. Turning on and off Unit is on Unit is off 3.4. CH and DHW temperature settings CH operation point DHW operation point Measured value Measured value Settings should be made for the various available modes of operation. 3.5.
  • Page 10: Options And Settings

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP 3.6. Options and settings Calendar CWU – DHW schedule Calendar CH – schedule plant Device – advanced settings Parameter – Heater settings Settings – Date/time and other Serwis – service technician settings 3.6.1. CH/DHW Calendar Calendar activation 3.6.2.
  • Page 11: Vacation Periods

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP 3.6.4. Vacation Periods Setting vacation periods is implemented by selecting a date range. Within this range, the pump will operate in the selected mode, regardless of the settings of the standard calendar. 3.6.5. Week view The weekly calendar is presented in the form of colored bars that show the mode set.
  • Page 12: Unit Operation Status

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP UNIT OPERATION STATUS 4.1. Equipment Status Compressor: demand for compressor power is expressed in percentage of (%), rps – obr/s Fan: Active mode: off/on/accelerated/defrost/pre- ventive(?)/anti-freeze/manual Circulation pump: on/off DHW Pump: on/off Heater: on/off 3DR Valve(?): central heating/ domestic hot water 4.2.
  • Page 13 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP When you press Info, you can see the operating statuses of the devices. The meanings of each abbre- viation are explained in the attached table. Input temperature to the Discharge temperature exchanger of the unit External temperature DHW tank temperature Suction temperature...
  • Page 14: Programmable Display

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP PROGRAMMABLE DISPLAY 5.1. Control (No-flow): Volumetric flow value below which the no-flow alarm will appear. Hours: the operating time of the circulation pump since the last reset of the application. Next thr.: Time after which replacement/maintenance of the component should be performer.
  • Page 15 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Start: selection of the probe to which SetPoint applies during startup Run delay: Transition delay from adjustment start mode to operation mode Run: selection of the probe to which SetPoint applies during operation Fixed Req: set control value for the circulation pump expressed in percentage (if the control type is Fixed Speed) Min: minimum value of circulation pump control for...
  • Page 16 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Set.compens.HP: selecting the option allows the heating curve to be started in CH mode. HP set compens.: four points are set, where X cor- responds to the ambient temperature and Y to the water temperature setpoint. The remaining points are calculated by interpolation.
  • Page 17 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Manual Mode: choice between automatic control and manual setting of the mixer valve Valve level/Manual set: in the case of automatic mode, displays the current position of the valve, in the case of manual setting - a field for entering the set opening value Circ.
  • Page 18 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Min: minimum value of the DHW set temperature that can be set Max: maximum value of the DHW set temperature that can be set Fixed Req: the set control value for the circulating pump expressed as a percentage (if the control type is Fixed Speed) Min: minimum circulating pump control value for automatic control...
  • Page 19: Eev

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Heating: water temperature setpoint in CH mode DHW: water temperature setpoint in DHW mode Economy: the value that determines how many degrees the heating curve in the Economy mode should be raised/lowered, set in the Aa025 window Comfort: the value that determines how many degrees the heating curve is to be raised/lowered in Comfort mode, set in Aa025 window...
  • Page 20: Compressor

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP 5.3. Compressor Request: compressor power demand in percent (%) below which oil recovery mode can be activated Speed: compressor speed below which oil recovery mode can be activated Delay: time for which conditions must be met for the procedure to start Duration: duration of the procedure Force: compressor speed during the procedure...
  • Page 21: Heater

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP 5.4. Heater Enabled: enales the heater to operate in CH mode. Alarm Input EN: enables the display of information about thermal protection. Hours: heater run time Next thr: Time after which the component should be replaced/maintained Reset h.: switch to reset the counter Status: current status of the heater...
  • Page 22 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Enabled: allows the heater to operate in DHW mode. Hours: heater run time Next thr: Time after which the component should be replaced/maintained Reset h.: switch to reset the counter Status: current status of the heater Manual: Option to turn the heater on/off manually, or set automatic mode Heater modes:...
  • Page 23: Source

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP 5.5. Source Hours: the amount of time the fan has been running since the last reset of the application Next thr: Time after which the component should be replaced/maintained Reset h.: switch to reset the counter Status: current control value set for the fan expressed in percentage Manual: option to manually task the fan with a...
  • Page 24: Unit

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Defr. Heater: allow the operation of the heater during defrosting Timer mode: enables the activation of the timer algo- rithm for the operation of the heater during defrost. If not enabled, the heater runs throughout the defrost Timer level: the first threshold of the return tempera- ture, below which the heater will turn on for Timer time...
  • Page 25 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Crank temp: measured crankcase temperature Set: crankcase heater startup temperature DiffLeft: crankcase heater starts up when the crank- case temperature is lower than Set-DiffLeft DiffRight: the crankcase heater turns off when the crankcase temperature is above Set+DiffRight and the set time has passed Post time: time that determines how long the crank- case heater should remain on after the Set+DiffRight...
  • Page 26 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Initial warmup: switching on the mode of initial heating of water in DHW tank Temp set: set value of DHW tank water temperature to be heated by the heater Temperature: current value of water temperature in DHW tank Pump state: the control value exposed to the circu- lating pump expressed as a percentage...
  • Page 27 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Value: current value of ambient temperature probe 1 Offset: calibration of ambient temperature probe 1 Type: selection of the type of ambient temperature probe 1 (default NTC) External temp. sel.: selection between using ambient temperature probe 1 or 2 Value: current value of ambient temperature probe 2 Offset: calibration of ambient temperature probe 2 Type: selection of the type of ambient temperature...
  • Page 28 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Fast DI: digital input selection Model: selection of flow meter Circulation pump: on/off Frequency: current reading frequency value Flow: current value of volumetric flow rate (Suction): width of the filter window moving average on suction pressure (Discharge): width of the filter window moving average per discharge pressure Enable: enable calendar operation for heat pump...
  • Page 29: Alarm Logs

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Enable: allow calendar operation to select heat pump mode in DHW mode Current date and time Plant status: the mode in which the heat pump is cur- rently operating Day: selection of a day to set Copy to: allows to copy settings from the day on the screen to any selected day of the week 1, 2, 3, 4: selection of operation mode and its start...
  • Page 30: Settings

    SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP 5.8. Settings Format: select date display format Date: setting the date Hour: setting the time Day: setting the day of the week Zone: time zone selection Update: field for confirmation User interface unit of measure: selection of units used in the user interface Web pages unit of measure: selection of units used on websites...
  • Page 31 SERVICE MANUAL – HEAT PUMP Function type: selection between importing and exporting parameters Memory type: selection of storage medium for import/export of parameters File name: file name selection Confirm: field to confirm the procedure 5.9. Logging out Press ENTER to Log Out: pressing the ENTER button logs the user out The device must not be operated and serviced by unauthorized personnel who do not have experience or knowledge in operating the above-mentioned device!
  • Page 32 PRODUCER OF PROFESSIONAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT Siedziba główna / Produkcja Produkcja Sekretariat Headquarter / Factory Factory Secretariat 43-254 Warszowice 43-240 Żory +48 32 494 00 00 ul. Gajowa 5 al. Jana Pawła II 46 info@jbg2.com Poland Poland PRZEDSTAWICIEL REGIONALNY REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE jbg2 .com ©...

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