Series 9. Commissioning Checklist. MISSION CRITICAL Air Conditioning Systems. ClimateWorx International Inc.

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MISSION CRITICAL Air Conditioning Systems Series 9 Commissioning Checklist S9-CL2017.doc ClimateWorx International Inc. 14 Chelsea Lane, Brampton, Ontario, Canada L6T 3Y4

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Commissioning WARNING! Do not run this equipment for longer than 6 hours, or use this equipment for regular operation, in the absence of a heat load for which the system is designed. Failure to comply with these instructions, or failure to follow the steps in this manual will void the manufacturer s warranty and may damage the equipment, or result in a reduced operating life of some components, leading to early equipment failure. Before switching on the unit, the following checklist should be completed by ClimateWorx authorized personnel only. Failure to do so may damage the unit and void warranty. Model no. : Serial no. : Client : Location : Unit no. : Tested by : Date : General Switch off main power isolator and all branch circuit breakers/fuses. Remove all transit bolts and fixtures. Check pulleys and belts alignment. Check proper belt tension. Check smooth rotation of blower wheels & bearings. Check drain pipe connected and fitted with 100mm minimum air trap. Verify water flows away freely from drain pipe. Check air filter fitted and direction of airflow pointing into the unit. Check all electrical connections are tight. Check main power and interconnecting control wires installed are suitably sized to cope with the imposed load marked on the unit serial plate. Check thermal overload relays are set to motor serial plate current. Verify any short circuit in power branch circuits and control transformer circuits. S9-CL2017.doc 3

Check supply voltage within ± 10% of the values marked in the unit serial plate. Record supply voltage : L1 - L2 : V L2 - L3 : V L3 - L1 : V The main fan and motor will start after the following procedure. Make sure the fan and motor is ready to run. Switch on the control transformer and main fan circuit breakers/fuses, and power up the unit. The unit is factory programmed to automatic startup when power applied. Manually turn on the unit if necessary. Check that rotation direction of the fan is correct. Interchange two power wires if the rotation is reversed. Record the input and output voltage of transformer: Transformer TX1 - Primary : V A Secondary tapping 1 : V A Secondary tapping 2 : V A Secondary tapping 3 : V A Record the main fan motor running current : L1 : A L2 : A L3 : A Check calibration of temperature and humidity sensors. See Maintenance Guide for calibration procedure. Test Low airflow alarm. Test Filter dirty alarm. Review Voltage % reading on page 1 of settings. If the reading is less than 95% or greater than 105% go to the setting page 6, log in with level 1 password and scroll down until you get to item Volt adjust. Adjust this setting until the reading on page 1 of settings is within the range above (adjusting up decreases percentage on readings and adjusting down increases percentage on readings). Chilled water circuit/dual/free Cool Units Switch off main isolator and all branch circuit breakers/fuses. Check chilled water supply pipe fitted and direction of water flow correct. 4 S9-CL2017.doc

Check any sign of water leak. Check air purged from the cooling coil. Check valve manual override operation. Switch on the main isolator and control transformer circuit breakers/fuses. Switch to {Testmode} tab and move cursor to cooling Analogue O/P, output symbol, (Free Cooling 1 & 2 for Free cool units) see User Guide for details and Dual/Free cooling operating sequence. Press the Auto selection box to switch to manual override operation. Adjust the output to 0% by pressing the - key and check the chilled water valve at fully closed position. Adjust the output t o 50% by pressing the + key and check the chilled water valve at half open position. Adjust the output to 100% by pressing the + key and check the chilled water valve at fully open position. Press the Auto selection box to return the output to automatic operation. Air-cooled condenser Make sure the main isolator on the condenser power box is switched off. Check that condenser fans rotate freely. Check supply voltage within ± 10% of the values marked in the unit serial plate. Record supply voltage : L1 - L2 : V L2 - L3 : V L3 - L1 : V Insert a jumper wire on the condenser interlock terminals. Switch on the main isolator on the condenser power box. Check the rotation direction of the condenser fans. Interchange two power wires if the rotation is reversed. Record the running current of the condenser fan motors Fan 1 -L1 : A L2 : A L3 : A Fan 2 -L1 : A L2 : A L3 : A S9-CL2017.doc 5

Fan 3 -L1 : A L2 : A L3 : A Fan 4 -L1 : A L2 : A L3 : A Switch off the main isolator and remove jumper wire. Switch on main isolator again for commissioning of the refrigeration system. Refrigeration system Check signs of oil leak Follow the instruction in the section Charging in the Installation guide to properly charge the refrigeration circuits if this has not been done already. It is generally the responsibility of the installing contractor to assure the proper charging of the system. Check refrigerant lines Follow the instruction in the section Refrigerant Pipe work Installation in the Installation guide to ensure the proper placement of traps in the pipe work, proper pipe sizes have been used and that the lines have been connected properly (hot gas to hot gas, liquid to liquid etc.) and that the Compressor circuits are not crossed. Cooling Only: Switch on main power isolator to turn on the unit. Adjust the temperature setpoint to energize the compressor. Ensure humidity setpoint is well above actual to ensure dehumidification demand is zero. Normal refrigerant operating pressures at 22 C (72 F), 50% R.H and 35 C, (95 F) ambient are: R-22 : Suction Pressure 65 to 70 psig / Discharge Pressure 235 to 265 psig R-407C: Suction Pressure 65 to 70 psig / Discharge Pressure 255 to 285 psig Note: Discharge pressure may vary with outdoor ambient conditions. Adjustment to the low ambient control device (regulating valve, manual bypass valve if equipped, condenser fan speed control or condenser ORI valve) may be necessary. Record the compressor operating pressures: Compressor 1 Compressor 2 Discharge psig Discharge psig Discharge Temp. F Discharge Temp. F Suction psig Suction psig Record room conditions: Temperature : C Humidity : % RH Record the superheat: Normal superheat is 10-12 0 F (10 to 15 0 F at compressor) 6 S9-CL2017.doc

Compressor 1 Compressor 2 F F Record the subcooling: Normal subcooling is 12-19 0 F Compressor 1 Compressor 2 F F Record the compressor running current Compressor 1 Compressor 2 L1 : A L2 : A L3 : A L1 : A L2 : A L3 : A Compressor 1:Test Low pressure alarm. Compressor 1:Test High pressure alarm. Compressor 1:Test Compressor Overload alarm. Compressor 2:Test Low pressure alarm. Compressor 2:Test High pressure alarm. Compressor 2:Test Compressor Overload alarm. Reset temperature and humidity setpoints. Check for touching Pipes Once charging and adjusting of the refrigeration circuit is complete make sure that all pipes, distributor tube and capillary lines are not in contact with each other or other objects that will result in premature failure from wear. It is the responsibility of the installing contractor to assure this step has been followed. Electric heater Switch on main isolator, control transformer, fan and heater circuit breakers/fuses only. Adjust temperature setpoint to energize the heaters. For SCR controlled and step controlled reheat: Switch on the main isolator and control transformer circuit breakers/fuses. Switch to {Testmode} tab and move cursor to heating analogue output symbol (see User guide for details). Press the Auto selection box to switch to manual override operation. Adjust the output to 35% by pressing the + key and check the heater current and record below. Adjust the output to 66% by pressing the + key and check the heater current and record below. S9-CL2017.doc 7

Adjust the output to 100% by pressing the + key and check the heater current and record below. Press the Auto selection box to return the output to automatic operation. Record heaters running current below: - Note: Units with SCR reheat will demonstrate pulsating current. The pulse rate will change as the demand changes. This is normal. 33% Demand 66% Demand 100% Demand L1 : A L1 : A L1 : A L2 : A L2 : A L2 : A L3 : A L3 : A L3 : A Test Heater overheat alarm Reset temperature setpoint. Humidifier Switch off the main power isolator. Check that humidifier water supply line is connected and supply water pressure is adequate. Switch on main isolator and control transformer circuit breakers/fuses. Switch on the fan circuit breaker and humidifier circuit breaker. Adjust the humidity setpoint to energize the humidifier. Check humidifier fill valve operation (energizes after a 3 minute time delay). Check humidifier water level control. Record humidifier running current - L1 : A L2 : A L3 : A Test Boiler dirty alarm. (Change Boiler Dirty T, see instructions in M52 User Guide, to 0 sec. Alarm should activate in approximately 4 minutes when the water is at high level). Note: If Boiler Dirty Alarm activates during normal start-up the Boiler Dirty T default setting may need to be increased. See M52 User Guide. Reset humidity setpoint and Boiler Dirty T. 8 S9-CL2017.doc

Settings Summary The following tables summarize the settings in each page. Record the current settings. Use this as a reference in the future if any settings get changed. Record any new settings and keep record with the equipment. Page 3 : Configuration 1 Date: Description Range Default Units Actual Setting No. of duty unit 1-16 1 - *Temp. set point 12-30 22 C *Temp. set point 53-86 72 F Humid. Set point 30-80 50 % RH Ht/Dehum/Hum Fan 10-100 80 % Standby Fan 0-100 10 % Cooling Min Fan 10-100 65 % Cooling Max Fan 10-100 90 % CW Valve Start - Pt 10-100 20 % Discharge Set - Pt 10-500 275 Ps Discharge Dead Bd 1-50 10 Ps Water Reg Min AO 10-100 20 % Comp Max Speed 0-7200 5400 RPM Comp Min Speed 0-7200 1800 RPM Comp Hum Speed 0-7200 3600 RPM *Display changes to F when Temp Units on Page 3 settings is set to F Page 4 : Configuration 2 Description Range Default Units Actual Setting Baud rate 1200-19.2k 9600 bps On/Off mode Local/Remote/Timer Local - Auto changeover 0-9999 24 hours Warm-up period 0-180 120 seconds Fan purge delay 0-9999 120 seconds Comp. elapse 30-300 180 seconds Comp. Min time 30-300 180 seconds Pos. start delay 0-600 180 seconds Humid. Fault delay 0-9999 900 seconds Liquid H/L Fault delay 0-60 60 seconds *Temp. units C/ F C - Sensor display Unit/ Site Unit - Language English/ Chinese English - Control Sensor Return/Supply/Mix Return - *Display changes to F when Temp Units on Page 3 settings is set to F Page 5 : Configuration 3 Description Range Default Units Actual Setting *Temp. dead band 0-10 2 C *Relaxed band Temp 0-20 5 C *Temp. dead band 0-18 4 F *Relaxed band Temp 0-36 9 F Hum. Dead band 0-30 6 %RH Relaxed band Humid 0-50 20 %RH *Prop. band Cool 1-10 2 C *Prop. band Heat 1-10 2 C S9-CL2017.doc 9

*Prop. band Cool 2-18 4 F *Prop. band Heat 2-18 4 F Prop. band Humid 2-10 3 %RH Prop. band Dehum 2-10 3 %RH Temp. I-time 1-6000 1800 seconds Humid. I-time 1-6000 1800 seconds Temp. D-time 0-61 15 - Humid. D-time 0-94 15 - Humid. Control Enable/ Disable Enable - Reheat Control Enable/ Disable Enable - Dehum. Control Enable/ Disable Enable - Free Cooling Control Enable/ Disable Disable - *Free Cooling T/D 3-7 3 C *Free Cooling H/L 4-12 7.2 C *Free Cooling T/D 6-14 6 F *Free Cooling H/L 39-54 45 F Damper end switch 30-180 30 seconds delay Temp Control Avg/ Max Avg - *Display changes to F when Temp Units on Page 3 settings is set to F Page 6 : Configuration 4 Description Range Default Units Actual Setting System Type CHW/Single/Dual Dual - Control Mode Auto/Manual Auto - Restart delay 0-9999 10 seconds Network address 1-99 1 F Sensor Mode Local/Remote/Disable Local Heater Min. On 0-100 0 % Cool Min. On 0-100 0 % *R. Temp Hi limit 12-37 30 C *R. Temp Low limit 5-30 15 C *R. Temp Hi limit 53-99 86 F *R. Temp Low limit 41-86 59 F R. Humid. Hi limit 50-90 70 %RH R. Humid Lo limit 20-50 30 %RH *S. Temp Hi limit 12-37 30 C *S. Temp Low limit 5-30 15 C *S. Temp Hi limit 53-99 86 F *S. Temp Low limit 41-86 59 F S. Humid. Hi limit 50-90 70 %RH S. Humid Lo limit 20-50 30 %RH Volt Hi limit 102-120 115 % Volt Low limit 80-98 85 % Volt adjust 80-120 100 % *R. temp offset +5 /- 5 0 C *R. temp offset +10/ -10 0 F R. hum offset +10/ -10 0 %RH *S. temp offset +5 /- 5 0 C *S. temp offset +10/ -10 0 F S. hum offset +10/ -10 0 %RH *Display changes to F when Temp Units on Page 3 settings is set to F 10 S9-CL2017.doc

Page 7 : Configuration 5 Description Range Default Units Actual Setting *Max Superheat Temp 2-20 10 C *Max Superheat Temp 36-68 50.0 F *Min Superheat Temp 1-10 7 C *Min Superheat Temp 34-50 44.6 F *Dehum SH offset 1-10 6 C *Dehum SH offset 34-50 42.8 F E TX Max Step 0-750 450 - E TX Min Step 0-750 100 - Valve Adjust Time 10-360 60 seconds Initial Valve Step 0-750 250 - Low Pressure Reset 20-100 60 psi E TX Valve Step 2-20 4 - Comp1 VFD Speed 1200-7200 0 rpm Comp 2 VFD Speed 1200-7200 0 rpm Fan Run Time Reset - - - Comp 1 Run Time Reset - - - Comp 2 Run Time Reset - - - Heater 1 Run Time Reset - - - Heater 2 Run Time Reset - - - Heater 3 Run Time Reset - - - Humid Run Time Reset - - - *Display changes to F when Temp Units on Page 3 settings is set to F S9-CL2017.doc 11

Special Notes on Site Conditions: Use the space provided to record site conditions or aspects of the installation that you feel may pose a concern for the unit s proper operation. For example: Absence of adequate load, poor air flow, air short circuiting or obstructions, poor duct design, raised floor height, other cooling equipment in the space etc. Continued unit operation with improper conditions will void the manufacturer s warranty, may damage the equipment, or result in a reduced operating life of some components, leading to early equipment failure. Please contact our office at 1-800-648-2584 I have been advised of the conditions listed NAME PHONE NO. above and will not touch the equipment I have been instructed in the operation of the NAME PHONE NO equipment. You have finished the start-up check list. Please return this checklist to the factory within 14 days to register the warranty. Failure to do so will cause undue stress on the end user in the event of a warranty claim. 12 S9-CL2017.doc