Nortec NH Series installation manual Troubleshooting Symptoms, System What to Check Why

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Table 1. Troubleshooting Symptoms

System

What to Check

Why

 

 

 

Nothing is happening when the

Main power is on and matches the

No, or improper voltage can cause the

on/off switch is turned on

specified voltage on the specification label.

electronics or components not to respond.

 

 

 

 

24 VAC output from the step-down

24 VAC is required to power nearly all the

 

transformer. Check high and low voltage.

components of the humidifier, including the

 

 

electronics.

 

 

 

 

Ensure that fuses in the humidifier and on

The fuses are in place to prevent damage

 

the electronic boards are good. Ensure

to the electronics. If there was a surge the

 

that 24 VAC is getting to the main board.

fuse may have blown to prevent damage

 

 

to the unit.

 

 

 

 

Door interlock open.

The door interlock has malfunctioned.

 

 

 

The unit will not fill or fills very

Water supply is on and water pressure is

The proper water volume and pressure

slowly (less then 1” per minute)

between 30 to 80 psig

must be available as the valves in the NH

 

 

unit rely on its pressure to control volume

 

 

and operation. NORTEC recommends 55

 

 

to 60 PSIG.

 

 

 

 

Unit is getting a demand signal or the unit

The unit will not activate the fill valve

 

is producing the required steam capacity.

without a demand for humidity. It will also

 

See ensuring demand Table 2.

only fill as necessary once there is a

 

 

demand. Once it reaches the requested

 

 

demand, it will stop filling.

 

 

 

 

No leak at drain valve or around cylinder.

The cylinder is held in by gravity and

 

Check for water coming out of the drain.

sealed by an O-ring. If not properly seated,

 

Check the fill valve inlet.

it could leak and prevent the unit from

 

Check fill valve strainer.

filling.

 

Check optional inline filter.

Drain stuck open

 

 

 

 

Pressure in the steam line could also

 

 

prevent filling causing the water in the fill

 

 

cup to overflow to drain.

 

 

Strainer is clogged.

 

 

Fill valve may also be restricted after

 

 

capturing debris in its filter.

 

 

 

Unit will not humidify or is not

Unit is getting a demand signal. Refer to

Unit will not send power to the cylinder

reaching requested capacity.

Table 2.

without a demand and safeties met.

 

 

 

 

Capacity is manually limited.

The unit will not surpass the capacity

 

 

dictated by the user in the software.

 

 

 

 

Cylinder is full.

The unit will not fill further than a full

 

 

cylinder. Operation requires it to try to

 

 

concentrate the conductivity, which may

 

 

take several hours, before it reaches full

 

 

capacity.

 

 

 

Unit has faulted or has a

Check Table 3, Faults and Warning Codes

Each code is identified and each has

warning

 

individual causes and solutions.

 

 

 

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Contents SeriesTM 2522381-C2008-08-28 Revision Number Date Date Put ManualTable of Contents Warranty List of Figures List of Tables 2008-08-28 Introduction Nhtc PRE-INSTALLATION PackagingHumidifier Box Preinstallation Equipment Verification Typical Nhtc Installation Sheet 1 Typical Nhtc Installation Sheet 2 This page Intentionally Left Blank Installation Humidifier Installation LocationMounting with Keyholes Mounting with Wall BracketDrain Line Drain Water from Humidifier can be Very HOT Water Supply LineSteam Runs and Condensate Returns Clearances and Operating Conditions Drain Water and Supply Connection 30+ Copper Tube Inch MED-L Tubing 1.125 inch OD 10-10 10-10 Nominal Tube Standard 90degree Standard 45 degree Diameter Side Outlet TeeSteam Outlet Steam InletPrimary Voltage Supply Wiring Primary Voltage Supply Wiring to Humidifier Control WiringDemand Signal Controls Installation ElectricalOn/Off Control Guidelines and Low Voltage Terminal Strip Nortec Control Guidelines and Wiring Optional Optional Outdoor Temperature Reset Function Setpoint Versus Outdoor TemperatureNortec Online Installation Humidity Transducer Signal InstallationNetworking Nhtc Nortec Humidity Transducer Guidelines and Wiring Optional Networking NHTCs Optional Nortec OnLine Installation Guidelines Optional Operation Nhtc Nhtc ComponentsHumidifier START-UP Basic Steam Production MethodNHTC/NHPC Components Item Number Component Name DescriptionIf loose or frayed Humidifier Start-Up Basic Steam Production Method Software Flow Chart with Definitions Software Initial SELF-TESTSelf-Test Messages SELF-HELPSoftware Flow Chart Sheet 1 Software Flow Chart Sheet 2 Software Flow Chart Sheet 3 Software Flow Chart Sheet 4 Software Flow Chart Sheet 5 Software Flow Chart Sheet 6 Software Flow Chart Sheet 7 Signal Light Status System Messages and LightsDouble Unit Operation Yellow Green RedStatus Messages with LED State Nhtc Display Message LED state System ActionSymptom Diagnosed Probable Cause Corrective Action Steam Distributor Operation Steam DistributionSAM-e Operation Blower Pack Operation and Adjustments Digital Control Operation Controls and Remote Communication OptionalDigital Transducer Operation Nortec Links 2 Operation Nortec Online OperationThis page Intentionally Left Blank Maintenance Procedures NH Electrode Steam Humidifiers When to Replace the Steam CylinderExtended SHUT-DOWN Components of the Steam Cylinder Cylinder ComponentsHOW to Remove the Steam Cylinder Cylinder Removal ProcedureMandatory Cleaning of the Drain Valve Drain Valve MaintenanceHOW to Install the Replacement Cylinder Cylinder Replacement ProcedureTroubleshooting Preparation Troubleshooting NH Electrode Steam HumidifiersStarting Point Troubleshooting Symptoms System What to Check WhyTroubleshooting Distributors Ensuring a Demand SignalProcedure Check Why and HowBlower Packs Troubleshooting Digital ON/OFF Humidistat Sensor CalibrationNH System Messages REDProbable Cause Corrective Action E17 Req off current Contactor is open? W27 Safety loop instability Verify that the RH setpoint is less than the RH high limit Term Definitions 10V Digital Humidistat Sensor CalibrationTerm Definition Technical Controller and Sensor Specifications Wiring and TerminalsHumidifier Control Information NH Wiring NHTC/NHPC Double Unit Wiring DiagramNHTC/NHPC Wiring Diagram PRE-NORTEC Links START-UP Checklist PRE-NORTEC Online Start UP Checklist WiringCheck Lists Humidifier Mandatory PRE-START UP Checklist WiringPower Water QualityHumidifier Mandatory START-UP Checklist and Quick Reference START-UP ProcedurePreliminary RemarksWhen to Replace the Cylinder Periodic Maintenance Checklist and Quick Reference page 1Cylinder Replacement Procedure Periodic Maintenance Checklist and Quick Reference page 2 Extended ShutdownSpare Parts and Exploded Views ASD, BSD, CSD DistributorNH Series Humidifier Spare Parts NHTC/NHPC Plumbing Compartment Exploded View and Spare PartsNHTC/NHPC Plumbing Part List Model10-50Page 79 NHTC/NHPC Plumbing Part List Fillcup Extension KIT NHTC/NHPC10-50 10-50Page 81 NHTC/NHPC Electrical Parts List Three Phase This page Intentionally Left Blank Warranty Cylinder Replacement Date MM/DD/YYYY Walter Meier Climate USA Inc

NH Series specifications

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