Troubleshooting
Sympton
Reducing dehumidification
capacity
Burned main fuses
The dehumidifier will not start
The rotor is stationary
Low process or reactivation airflow
Possible causes
clogged filters
obstructed steam coil
steam valve doesn’t open
lack of steam flow
reduced air flow rates
the rotor is stationary
internal air leaks
insufficient reactivation air
air leaks
malfunctioning of fans
airflow is too high
the rotor is stationary
malfunction of reactivation coil
control circuit
control signal
the power supply phases
fuses for control malfunction
slippage of the belt
broken belt
off-axis rotor
malfunction of the gear motor
clogged filers
malfunctioning fans
phases of electrical power
the ducts are blocked
How to act
clean or replace the filters
check the reactivation coil
verify the correct operation of the valve
check the operating pressure of the steam, the
adduction valves, the condensate drain
check the dampers
check the belt tension
check the seals
check the reactivation coil
check the seals and the panels
check fans and motors
check the flow rates and the dampers
check the engine and the belt
check the reactivation coil
check the fuses
check the external signal to start-stop
check the main fuses and the phase sequence
check the electrical components
check tension
replace the belt
check the position of the rotor on the central
support
replace the gear motor
clean or replace the filters
check the fan motors and impellers
check the main fuses and the phase sequence
control dampers and pipelines
Heating coil
Requires no maintenance. Check at least twice a year for any possible mechanical damage and clean
the finned pack, controlling that the air flow is not obstructed by dirt or other material
Trasmission belt of the rotor
Check at regular intervals the correct belt tension. It is kept under tension by the tensioning device and
requires no adjustments during normal operation.
Seals
Check seals regularly for any damage or dust.

Overall summary service intervals

Filters Efficiency of the Engines Belt of the rotor Coil Seal

rotor
When it is necessar √
Every 6 months √ √ √
Every 12 months √ √
Description of adjustment control

Increments a value, go to the label or the next page.

Decrease a value, go to the label or previous page.

Move the cursor to the left of the label.
Exit without saving setting, returns to the previous level.
Press for 3 seconds to exit the menu level.
Confirm value/exit and save new settings.
Move to next level (open folder, subfolder, parameter, value).
Move the cursor to the right of the label.

RED LED: fixed on it indicates an active alarm, flashing indicates an alarm back waiting for RESET.
GREEN LED: it indicates the unit running
YELLOW LED: it indicates active communication and process running.
Display Description
INDICATOR %
POWER OF
REACTIVATION REACTIVATION
TEMPERATURE

UNIT STATUS

PASSWORD AND
STATE OF SETTINGS OF 1
OPERATING UNIT LIV. AND 2 LIV.

SETTINGS

INDICATION ALARM LIST

OF FAN
MOTORS
INDICATION OF THE
MEASURED VALUE
(IF ENABLED)

Move the cursor with the arrow keys [UP] or [DW], to access the menu press the [OK].
Alarms menu.

The display shows the active alarm with the inscription that identifies the type of alarm. The red LED is
on steady when the general alarm is active while it flashes if the alarm is reset.
To reset the alarm (if it is no longer active), press the [OK].

ALARMS TABLE
CODE Description Action Rearmament
Th.Process Fan Overload alarm of process fan Deactivation unit Manual
Th.React Fan Thermal alarm of reactivation and/or gear motor Deactivation unit Manual
Th.MotorDrive Thermal alarm of gear motor’s wheel Deactivation unit Manual
Th.React Thermal alarm resistances reactivation or alarm burner Deactivation unit Manual
Rotor Stop Alarm rotor is stationary Deactivation unit Manual
Er Probe React Reactivation temperature probe error, failure or disconnection Deactivation Manual
reactivation
Er Probe Wet T Error temperature sensor output moist air, failure or disconnection No action Manual
Er Probe T.pre Error temperature sensor pre-treatment, failure or disconnection Deactivation pre- Manual
treatment
Er Probe T.pos Error temperature probe post-treatment, failure or disconnection Deactivation pre- Manual
treatment
Er Probe RH% Probe error relative / absolute humidity, dewpoint, failure or Deactivation Manual
disconnection reactivation
Config Err 01 Alarm configuration: No action Automatic
You have enabled the after-treatment without enabling the
corresponding probe (CF04> 0 and CF05 = 0).
Config Err 02 Alarm configuration: No action Automatic
You have enabled the display of the value of moisture without
enabling the corresponding probe (CF01=3 and CF08 = 0).
Config Err 03 Alarm configuration: No action Automatic
You have enabled the display of the value of post-treatment without
enabling the corresponding probe (CF01 and CF05 = 7 = 0).
Config Err 04 Alarm configuration: No action Automatic
You have enabled the display of the value of pre-treatment without
enabling the corresponding probe (CF01=6 and CF03 = 0).
Config Err 05 Alarm configuration: No action Automatic
You have enabled the display of the value of absolute humidity or
dewpoint calculated without enabling probes corresponding relative
humidity and post-treatment (CF01 = 4 or 5 and CF05=0 and CF08 ≠
1).