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Changing parameters<br />

After displaying the parameter, pressx, change withz<br />

andé, then pressxto confirm.<br />

Pressyto return to STANDARD mode.<br />

5.4 Alarms and Warnings<br />

Alarms cause the dryer to switch off.<br />

Warnings only cause a signal.<br />

In the case of Alarm or Dew Point Sensor Warning (dSE),[<br />

displays the alarm code. In the case of a Warning,[ alternatively<br />

displays the fault code and the dew point and WARNING<br />

LED comes on.<br />

If an alarm occurs:<br />

1) Identify and eliminate the cause;<br />

2) presszto reset the alarm;<br />

3) pressxto restart the dryer.<br />

If a warning without automatic reset occurs:<br />

1) identify and eliminate the cause;<br />

2) presszto reset the warning.<br />

English<br />

List of alarms/warnings<br />

HP High Pressure Alarm<br />

CP Compressor Thermal Protection Alarm<br />

LP Low Pressure Alarm<br />

Ld Low Dew Point Alarm<br />

Lt Low Evaporation Temperature Alarm<br />

Ht<br />

rSE<br />

drE<br />

High Compressor Discharge Temperature Alarm = T><br />

120˚C.<br />

Refrigerant Temperature Sensor Warning<br />

Switches to CONTINUOUS mode.<br />

Condensate Drain Warning<br />

Condensate drainage switches to TIMED mode.<br />

Dew Point Sensor Warning<br />

dSE The measured temperature must return within its normal<br />

range.<br />

Hd<br />

High Dew Point Warning<br />

Automatic reset when the dew point = A6 --- 4˚F (2˚C).<br />

HSE Discharge temperature sensor Warning<br />

Sr<br />

Scheduled Maintenance Warning<br />

See par. 5.2 and 6.3<br />

6 Maintenance<br />

a) The machine is designed and built to guarantee continuous<br />

operation; however, the life of its components depends on the<br />

maintenance performed.<br />

b) When requesting assistance or spare parts, identify the machine<br />

(model and serial number) by reading the dataplate located<br />

on the unit.<br />

c) Circuits containing 6 kg or more of refrigerant fluid are<br />

checked to identify leaks at least once a year.<br />

Circuits containing 30 kg or more of refrigerant fluid are<br />

checked to identify leaks at least once every six months.<br />

(CE842/2006 art. 3.2.a, 3.2.b).<br />

d) For machines containing 3 kg or more of refrigerant fluid, the<br />

operator must keep a record stating the quantity and type of<br />

refrigerant used, an quantities added and that recovered during<br />

maintenance operations, repairs and final disposal<br />

(CE842/2006 art. 3.6). An example of this record sheet can be<br />

downloaded from the site: www.dh---hiross.com.<br />

PST120---350<br />

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