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WMU SERIES AIR COOLED AIR
CONDITIONERS
SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS AND
USER MANUAL
WMU Air Cooled Package Units
TMS ENDÜSTRİYEL SOĞUTMA SANAYİ TİCARET TMS ENDÜSTRİYEL SOĞUTMA SANAYİ TİCARET
A.Ş. A.Ş.
RAMAZANOĞLU MAH. YEREL SK. NO:1 İÇ KAPI NO:1, İSTANBUL, TÜRKİYE RAMAZANOĞLU MAH. YEREL SK. NO:1 İÇ KAPI NO:1, İSTANBUL, TÜRKİYE
Bureau Veritas Certification Holding SAS – UK Branch certifies that the Management System of Bureau Veritas Certification Holding SAS – UK Branch certifies that the Management System of
the above organisation has been audited and found to be in accordance with the requirements the above organisation has been audited and found to be in accordance with the requirements
of the management system standards detailed below of the management system standards detailed below
ISO 9001:2015 ISO 14001:2015

Scope of certification Scope of certification
DESIGNING, MANUFACTURING,MARKETING AND AFTER SALES SERVICES FOR DESIGNING, MANUFACTURING,MARKETING AND AFTER SALES SERVICES FOR
INDUSTRIAL AND PROCESS REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS INDUSTRIAL AND PROCESS REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS
Original Cycle Start Date: 02-04-2019 Original Cycle Start Date: 01-10-2022
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Certification / Recertification cycle start date: 01-10-2022 Certification / Recertification cycle start date: 01-10-2022
Subject to the continued satisfactory operation of the Subject to the continued satisfactory operation of the
organization’s Management System, this certificate expires on: 01-04-2025 organization’s Management System, this certificate expires on: 01-04-2025
Certificate No.: Rev: Issue date: Certificate No.: TR011656 Rev: 1 Issue date: 01-10-2022
TR011655 1 01-10-2022
Signed on behalf of BVCH SAS UK Branch

İBRAHİM TAGAY
İBRAHİM TAGAY
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Local Office: Esas Maltepe Ofispark Altayçeşme Mah. Çamlı Sok. No: 21 Kat: 8 Maltepe, İstanbul,
34843 Turkey
34843 Turkey
Further clarifications regarding the scope and validity of this certificate, and the
Further clarifications regarding the scope and validity of this certificate, and the applicability of the management system requirements, please call: +90 216 518 40 50
applicability of the management system requirements, please call: +90 216 518 40 50
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TMS ENDÜSTRİYEL SOĞUTMA SANAYİ TİCARET

A.Ş.
RAMAZANOĞLU MAH. YEREL SK. NO:1 İÇ KAPI NO:1, İSTANBUL, TÜRKİYE
Bureau Veritas Certification Holding SAS – UK Branch certifies that the Management System of
the above organisation has been audited and found to be in accordance with the requirements
of the management system standards detailed below
ISO 45001:2018
Scope of certification
DESIGNING, MANUFACTURING,MARKETING AND AFTER SALES SERVICES FOR

INDUSTRIAL AND PROCESS REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS
Original Cycle Start Date: 01-10-2022
Expiry Date of Previous Cycle: NA
Certification / Recertification Audit date: 01-07-2022
Certification / Recertification cycle start date: 01-10-2022
Subject to the continued satisfactory operation of the

organization’s Management System, this certificate expires on: 01-04-2025
Certificate No.: TR011657 Rev: 1 Issue date: 01-10-2022

İBRAHİM TAGAY
34843 Turkey
Further clarifications regarding the scope and validity of this certificate, and the
applicability of the management system requirements, please call: +90 216 518 40 50
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* In order to get to know the device better, to operate more efficiently, and to intervene in case of failure, it is absolutely
necessary to comply with the explanations, instructions and directions made in this manual.TMS is not responsible for
any damages and malfunctions that may occur if these rules are not followed.
CONTENTS
1 General Information.......................................................................................................................
1.1. Unit Introduction....................................................................................................................................
1.2. Component Introduction.......................................................................................................................
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1.3. Symbols.................................................................................................................................................... 12
1.3.1. Information Signs........................................................................................................................... 12
1.3.2. Individual Protection Signs.............................................................................................................. 12
1.3.3. Warning Signs.................................................................................................................................... 13
1.3.4. Caution Signs..................................................................................................................................... 13
2 Technical Specifications..................................................................................................................
2.1. Technical Table..........................................................................................................................................
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3 Setup..............................................................................................................................................................
3.1. Acceptance................................................................................................................................................
3.2. Transportation of the Unit......................................................................................................................
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3.3. Device Installation.................................................................................................................................... 16
3.3.1. Electrical Installation of the Unit.................................................................................................... 17
3.3.1.1. Unit Power Connection.............................................................................................. 17
3.4. General Failure and Fire Contact Connection........................................................................................ 18
Start-Up........................................................................................................................................................ 19
4 4.1. Controller....................................................................................................................................................
4.1.1. Mechanical Assembly Control..........................................................................................................
4.1.2. Electrical Installation Control...........................................................................................................
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4.2. Vacuum Operation..................................................................................................................................... 20
4.2.1. Vacuum Pump Connection............................................................................................................... 20
4.3. Gas Charge.................................................................................................................................................. 21
4.4. Initial Start-Up............................................................................................................................................ 23
4.4.1. Low- and High-Pressure Protection Switches................................................................................ 23
Preventive Maintenance and Repair...................................................................................

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5.1. Maintenance.............................................................................................................................................. 23
5.2. Repairment................................................................................................................................................ 25
5.2.1. Evaporator Cell.................................................................................................................................... 25
5.2.2. Liquid Line Disassembly..................................................................................................................... 26
5.2.3. ECondenser Disassembly................................................................................................................... 27
5.2.4. Condenser Fan Disassembly............................................................................................................. 27
5.2.5. Evaporator Fan Disassembly............................................................................................................ 28
5 5.2.6. Expansion Valve and Solenoid Valve Disassembly..........................................................................
5.2.7. Evaporator Disassembly.....................................................................................................................
5.2.8. Electrical Panel Access........................................................................................................................
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5.2.9. SDamper Motor Disassembly............................................................................................................. 31
5.2.10. Heather Disassembly........................................................................................................................ 31
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Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................................. 33
Spare Part List........................................................................................................................................

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No Index VKS Series Inrow Type Product Nomenclature (EN)
0 WMU Wall Mounted Unit
G Epoxy coated body made of Aluminum and/or Galvanized steel.
1 304 Stainless steel 304 quality chassis.
S Stainless steel 316L quality chassis.
0 Evaporator coil with Copper tubes and Aluminum fins
1 Evaporator coil with Copper tubes and fins

2
2 Evaporator coil with Copper tubes and Aluminum fins +Epoxy coated
3 Evaporator coil with Copper tubes and fins +Epoxy coated
0 Condenser coil with Copper tubes and Aluminum fins
1 Condenser coil with Copper tubes and fins

3
2 Condenser coil with Copper tubes and Aluminum fins+ Epoxy coated
3 Condenser coil with Copper tubes and Aluminum fins+ Epoxy coated
D Scroll Compressor (Danfoss)
F Semi-hermetic Reciprocating Compressor (Frascold)
4 G Semi-hermetic Reciprocating Compressor (Bock)
B Semi-hermetic Reciprocating Compressor (Bitzer)
DO Semi-hermetic Reciprocating Compressor (Dorin)
0 No heating.
5
H Electrical heating.
6 N No isolation transformer.
0 EU4 class filter.

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1 EU4 class filter + Filter clogging alarm.
0 No dehumidification
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1 Dehumidification.
0 No fresh air.
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1 Fresh air.
0 No positive pressurization
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1 Positive pressurization.
0 No winter start kit.

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1 Winter start kit.
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0 No toxic gas detector.
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1 Toxic Gas Detector – H2S
0 No emergency system for 48 Volts.

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1 Emergency System for 48 Volts.
M Remote control and monitoring with Modbus.
14 E Remote control and monitoring with Ethernet.
G Remote control and monitoring with GSM.
1 Device management – Single Device
15 2 Device management – Dual Control
3 Device management – Multiple Control
1 Hotgas Bypass
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2 No Hotgas Bypass
1. General Information
WMU Series wall mounted type air conditioning units are widely used product group in industrial
facilities, electrical and automation rooms, laboratories and analysis rooms, data processing centers,
control rooms, battery rooms and all industrial areas that need to be used.
WMU Series wall mounted type air conditioner are specially designed not to be affected by the ambient
conditions and manufactured using high quality equipment.
You can find information about product introduction, installation, commissioning, use and necessary
maintenance procedures in this guide specially prepared for IAC series air conditioners.
In accordance with TMS’s policy of continuous product improvement, the information in this manual
is subject to change without prior notice to the user. TMS makes no commitment to notify the user of
updated information or not. Updated user manuals can be obtained by referring to TMS.
1.1. Unit Introduction

WMU Series wall mounted type air conditioning units can be produced with different cooling fluid
options with 8 – 50 kW cooling capacity. The working environment temperature can be up to +60 °C with
different refrigerant options.
Depending on the needs, the products are produced as a single circuit or double circuit. Different
air direction options are offered according to the condition of the installation place. In addition, a
wide variety of options are offered, including component options such as electrical heater, different
power supply options, and selection of heat exchangers and compressors in accordance with ambient
conditions. For more detailed information, the terminology at the beginning of this manual can be
examined.
1.2. Component Introduction

WMU Series wall mounted type air conditioner are designed and manufactured in accordance with the
working conditions of the sectors it addresses.
1.2.1. Body Structure

The chassis of the device is made of C3 coated galvanized steel. Depending
on the need, the products are produced in different options. (Stainless-
Steel, Aluminum. Etc.) 1-1.5 mm thick stainless-steel material is used in the
manufacture of the inner body of the evaporator cell. In the evaporator cell,
thermal insulation is provided with 25 mm insulation material between the
inner and outer body.
1.2.2. Compressor
Depending on the operating environment, scroll or semi-hermetic type
compressors are used, including different brand options.
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1.2.3. Heat Exchangers
Heat exchangers, which serve as evaporators and condensers, consist
of copper pipes and aluminum or copper fins tightly fitted on them. It
is optionally coated with epoxy to resist corrosive environments.
1.2.4. Evaporator Fan

In order to provide air circulation, a low noise, EC direct driven
forward curved centrifugal type evaporator fan is used. Fan has
a high level of protection class in accordance with the ambient
conditions in which they operate. Evaporator fans can be IP54.
1.2.5. Condenser Fan

In order to provide air circulation, a low noise, metal winged, direct
driven metal blade axial type condenser fan is used. Fan has a high
level of protection class in accordance with the ambient conditions in
which they operate. Condenser fans can be IP54 or IP55 protection
class depending on the model.
1.2.6. Expansion Valve

The electronic expansion valve is a device that is used to control the
refrigerant flow into the evaporator in precise amounts. Therefore,
they can be found in air conditioners, heat pumps, and other
equipment that follow the refrigeration cycle.
1.2.7. Liquid Receiver

Due to the very high operating ambient temperature range and
instantaneous temperature changes, there is variation in the density
and amount of the refrigerant circulating in the cooling system. A
suitable volume of liquid receiver is used to balance the amount of
refrigerant circulating in the cooling system. Horizontal or vertical
type liquid receiver is preferred in accordance with the product
component placements.
1.2.8. Filter Dryer

Dryer filter is used for catcing the particles, moisture and acids in the
cooling system or particles formed during the operation. Molecular
sieve filters only moisture and active aluminum filters both moisture
and acid. The polyester filter at the dryer outlet holds the dirt in the
system. The molecular sieve holds large pieces, the polyester filter
eliminates particles larger than 25 microns. To keep the particles and
acids together, 80% molecular sieve and 20% active aluminum type
filters are preferred.
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1.2.9. Sight Glass
Welded type sight glass is used for mounting the refrigerant that
circulates in the cooling system. Thanks to the sight glass, the
presence of moisture in the system can also be checked. Humidity in
the cooling system if rises above the allowing levels, the “dry / green”
indicator turns yellow, for indicating a “damp” system. High humidity
levels in the refrigeration system, entail a risk to formation of the
acids that are harmful for the system.
1.2.10. Electric Panel

Electric panel contains electrical components. It is made of 1.5 mm
thick sheet metal and painted with epoxy paint. There are two covers
on the front surface, fixed and mobile respectively. Fixed cover can be
opened by removing the bolts when necessary. The unit main circuit
breaker switch is located on the fixed cover. There is a pocket in the
panel for electrical projects. Electric panels have IP65 protection
class. It is designed and manufactured in accordance with IEC 61439-
2 / EN60204-1 standards.
1.2.11. Electrical Heater

If an additional heating feature is requested in the device, heating
can be provided with electrical resistance. Electric resistances are
used as serpentine or tubular type that can vary in terms of capacity
and structure based on model.
1.2.12. Refrigerant Pressure Switches

High- and low-pressure switches are used to keep the compressor
safe by guaranteeing that the refrigerant circulating in the cooling
system operates between certain pressure limits. Both high- and
low-pressure switches adjustable type and automatic reset. Operating
pressures and setting values may vary depending on the type of
refrigerant.
1.2.13. Differential Pressure Switch

In case of air filter fouling, alerts without stopping the operation of
the unit. Air pressure difference can be adjusted to any desired value
between 50 - 500 Pa.
1.2.14. Selenoid Valve

It is equipment that electromechanically controls the passage of
refrigerant to the evaporator. With the running of the compressor, it
allows gas passage and stops the gas passage when the compressor
stops.
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1.2.15. Ball Valve
Ball valve controls the movement of the refrigerant mechanically. It
stops the flow when closed and allows passage when opened.
1.2.16. Damper Motor

The damper motor is used to direct the supply and extract air of the
system to the desired spaces. If a fresh air damper is used according
to the system requirements, it is used to take fresh air into the
blowing air.
1.2.17. Condenser Fan Speed Control

Depending on the outdoor temperature, it is used to operate the
condenser fans and to adjust the discharge line pressure value of
the system. By adjusting the fans with continuously variable speed, it
enables the system to operate at the desired pressure value. Working
pressures may vary depending on the type of refrigerant.
1.2.18. Hot-Gas Regulator Valve

Hot-Gas Regulators adapt compressor capacity to actual evaporator
load in applications operating at an evaporating temperature
of around 0°C. Hot-Gas Regulator Valve has external pressure
equalization and open directly when compressor suction pressure
drops.
1.2.19. Condensing Pressure Regulator and Differential Pressure

Valve
The condensing pressure regulator, type KVR can be mounted in
either the gas or liquid side of the condenser in refrigeration and
air conditioning systems. They are used to maintain a constant and
sufficiently high condensing pressure with systems using air-cooled
condensers. NRD to assure that adequate pressure is maintained on
the receiver.
1.2.20. High Pressure Transmitter

It is the device that converts the high-pressure value measured in the
system to the value that PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) can
read.
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1.2.21. Low Pressure Transmitter
It is the device that converts the low-pressure value measured in the
read.
1.2.22. Humidity Sensor

It is the device that converts the humidity value measured in the
read.
1.2.23. Electronic Superheat Controller

Related product, controls superheat electronically according to
various inputs.
1.2.24. Electronic Superheat Controller Backup Power Module

EKE 2U module is an optional energy storage device. The module can
provide enough energy during power failure to the stepper controller
to ensure closure of the electronic valves.
1.2.25. Programmable Logic Controller

It is used for automatic control of refrigeration units, alarm
monitoring and recording.
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1.3. Symbols
1.3.1. Information Signs
Symbol 1.3.1.1: Air Flow Direction Symbol 1.3.1.2: Air Filter
Together with the working of Evaporator fan air Evaporator fan transfers the sucked air via
outlet process is initiated. Air flow direction is passing through the air filter and evaporator
indicated on the unit with the arrows. battery to the target location after conditioning
it. Harmful substances and particles from the
sucked air outside are caught by the air filter and
thus it will be possible to transfer clean air to the
location to be conditioned.
Symbol 1.3.1.3: Device Refrigerant Type
In heating equipment such as cooling gases;

air conditioner, heat pump, chiller etc. they are
used as process gases and within the device
they travel as the closed circuit. R134a, R227ea,
R236fa, R450a, R513a refrigerants are designed
to compensate the requirements of many
new and existing air conditioning and cooling
systems.
1.3.2. Individual Protection Signs
Individual Protection Sign Individual Protection Sign

1.3.2.1: Protective Glasses 1.3.2.2: Protective Gloves
During the Maintenance and Repair please Please use protective gloves during
use protective glasses. maintenance and repair.
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1.3.3. Warning Signs
Warning Sign 1.3.3.1: High Voltage Warning Sign 1.3.3.2: Fan Cells
High voltage electrical energy has a fatal effect Evaporator fans within the unit while in
on the human body. Do not touch the places operation do never open the fan cell covers!
where there is high voltage without cutting the
power of the device over the main switch!
Warning Sign 1.3.3.3: Warm Surface
Steam battery within the unit, resistance and/

or cooling gas pressure line pipes has a warm
surface. Extreme warm surface harms the
human body!
1.3.4. Caution Signs
Warning Sign 1.3.4.1: Cold Surface Warning Sign 1.3.4.2: Periodical Maintenance
Cooling process is executed at the location where Units shall be controlled in proper time intervals
in unit evaporator exists. by the authorized staff and their required
maintenances shall be done. Their maintenance
shall be done periodically.
Warning Sign 1.3.4.3: Lifting Point
If it is necessary to lift and transport the unit with

a rope, tie the rope at the points indicated on the
product.
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2. Technical Specifications
2.1. Technical Table
Models WMU100 WMU175 WMU260 WMU350 WMU420

Cooling Capacity 1
kW 8,11-13,29 12,37-20,80 17,49-29,01 25,77-43,47 28,82-49,54
Power consumption; cooling mode2 kW 4,0 7,0 10,8 12,3 12,8
Nominal Evaporator Air Flow m³/h 2000 3000 4500 6500 7000
Refrigerant R1234ZE R1234ZE R1234ZE R1234ZE R1234ZE
Heating Capacity 3
kW 5 5 5 9 12
Power consumption; heating mode3 kW 7 7 7 14 17
Number of Refrigerant Circuits 1 1 1 1 1
Protection Insurance A 32 63 63 100 100
V/Ph/ 400V/3Ph/50Hz 400V/3Ph/50Hz 400V/3Ph/50Hz 400V/3Ph/50Hz 400V/3Ph/50Hz

Power Supply4
Hz 460V/3Ph/60Hz 460V/3Ph/60Hz 460V/3Ph/60Hz 460V/3Ph/60Hz 460V/3Ph/60Hz
Dimensions (wxdxh) mm 700x700x2250 900x900x2250 900x900x2400 1150x1200x2400 1150x1200x2400
Weight5 kg 468 552 676 840 984
Operational Range6 °C -10 / 60°C -10 / 60°C -10 / 60°C -10 / 60°C -10 / 60°C
Protection Class7 IP 54/44 54/44 54/44 54/44 54/44
1. Cooling capacity range is given between room temperature 22-35 °C and ambient temperature 35-60 °C, power supply is
400V/3Ph/50Hz, without free cooling and fresh air option. Please contact us for capacity table.
2. Power consumption may vary depending on different ambient temperatures. Please contact us for the different power
consumption.
3. Heating capacity values on the table are based on the standard capacities. Heating capacity may vary based on product
customization.
4. This is standard power supply. Please contact us for the different power supply.
5. Gross weight may vary depending on the optional properties and packaging.
6. Minimum working temperature is -25°C when using winter kit.
7. Protection class from inside the cabin / Protection class for external area
3. Setup
3.1. Acceptance
Depending on the type of packaging, remove the unit from the crate if necessary and remove the
packing foil.
The checks to be done while receiving the product;
• Physically check the product. If any shipping damage has occurred, report it immediately to the
shipping company.
• Check that the equipment received according to the dispatch note is complete.
CAUTION INFORMATION
Check the unit for any damage or missing parts

Eliminate of the packaging materials in
required for field installation. If you have found a
accordance with the environmental instructions.
possible damage or deficiency, please contact TMS.
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You can obtain information about device features from the label on the device. Compare the label on
the unit with your order.
TMS ENDÜSTRİYEL SOĞUTMA

SANAYİ TİCARET A.Ş.
Adres: Ramazanoğlu Mah. Yerel Sk. No:1,
34906, Pendik, İSTANBUL/TÜRKİYE
Tel: +90 444 5 867
Fax: +90 216 378 07 67
E-mail: info@tmsgrup.com
Web: tmsgrup.com
Series Model
Unit Name Cooling Capacity kW
Serial No Heating Capacity kW
Production Year Operating Voltage V
Refrigerant Control Voltage V
GWP Frequency Hz
CO2 Equivalent Power Input (Cooling) kW
Charge (kg) Power Input (Heating) kW
Unit Weight (kg)
Figure 3.1.1: WMU Unit Device Label
3.2. Transportation of the Unit

WMU series devices are ready to be lifted with a forklift on the pallet before assembly or ready to be
lifted directly with a belt rope.
Transportation by forklift; in order to prevent damage to the outer surface of the unit, it is
recommended to lay out soft material between the device and the transporter. The weight should be
centered during lifting. The unit should be placed on the truck so that it cannot slide down. See Figure
3.2.1
Figure 3.2.1: Transport of WMU unit with forklift
Transportation by crane; in order to prevent damage to the devices and personal safety, carrying
ropes must be suitable for the dimensions of device and weight of the device should. Ropes must be
connected in a way that does not damage the device’s body. The weight should be distributed over the
four corners during lifting. Safety precautions must be taken to prevent the device from tilting over and
sliding down. See Figure 3.3.2
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DANGER
Do not use worn, unreliable ropes and carriers.

Pay maximum attention to life safety during lifting
and lowering operations !
Figure 3.2.2: Transport of WMU unit by crane
3.3. Device Installation

The units should be mounted on a suitable platform or wall prepared in advance by the customer. The
floor on which the device will be placed must be capable of bearing the weight of the device. The device
must be fixed upright on the platform. Indoor units can be installed on the ceiling or floor, depending
on the type. Placement should be made according to suitable service areas and weight.
The units should be assembled as shown in Figures given below. The placement of the unit may vary
depending on the air blowing options and the suitability of the areas where the devices will be placed.
If blowing with a ventilation duct, pressure losses and air velocities should be considered in duct
installation.
Figure 3.3.1: Mounting of the units on the electrical room
CAUTION CAUTION
For condensate water drainage, make 1 1/8” diameter

When installing the unit, pay attention to the
discharge hose connection allow the discharge of water.
spaces indicated in the confirmation drawing
Install the hose with 1% slope so that condensate water can
to ensure service and air flow.
flow easily.
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CAUTION
Depending on the air suction-blowing directions

and the options of the unit standing upright,
drainage siphon application is carried out by TMS.
If there is no drain siphon on the unit sent to you,
make sure to do it during installation.
3.3.1. Electrical Installation of the Unit

All field connections should be made by using the electricity project that sent with the unit or the
connection page in the electricity project.
Field connections include the following connections as standard.
- Power connection
- Control Box Connection
- General fault relay contact
- Fire alarm contact
CAUTION
Power supply line connections and electrical other

connections must be carried out only by authorized
electrical personnel.
3.3.1.1. Unit Power Connection
DANGER
Even if the unit is turned off via its own electrical panel,
If the disconnect switch on the main distribution board
is not closed, there will be energy in the power input
terminals of the unit. During maintenance, repair and
installation, turn off the main circuit disconnect switch
and hang the “Maintenance Mark” warning text on it.
The model and refrigerant type of the unit affect the power values consumed by the device. In the
electrical project of the relevant unit, the cable is selected according to the specified cable cross
section. Necessary connection is made in accordance with IEC and / or local standards by paying
attention to the phase supply and main line to the main supply inputs shown on the cable connection
page of the electrical project. (Figure 3.1.1.1) Before the connection is made, the disconnect switch on
the unit’s electrical panel and the distribution board feeding the unit are turned off and locked. There
is no thermal and magnetic switch on the unit panel. Thermal and magnetic protection switch can be
provided optionally.
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Figure 3.3.1.1.1 Power Connection Terminals Figure 3.3.1.1.2 Unit Power Distribution Panel
INFORMATION INFORMATION
Install the control panel in a suitable area

The number of cable cores of the control
in the room. In order for the thermostat to
panel may vary as a result of special
make a clear and accurate measurement,
demands. Check the wiring connection
make sure that the sensor tip does not
sheet in the electrical project.
touch any surface.
CAUTION
Unit connection cable types should be selected by paying attention to environmental conditions and
mechanical stresses. The values specified in the cable cross-section table; It is determined according to
the maximum current values of the unit, ambient conditions (maximum 70 ° C) and distance (maximum 50
meters). If any of these variables change, contact TMS officials.
3.4. General Failure and Fire Contact Connection

Required digital outputs are located in the system board for the communication of the control and
monitoring system (SCADA) of the installation facility with the unit, A malfunction occurring in the
system is transferred to the control and monitoring system with the general malfunction contact,
ensuring an effective and fast communication. Make the necessary connection from the relevant
fault output shown on the electrical Project.
“No fire” information (NC) should be given to the fire contact on the unit. The system will still not be
active unless this information is provided. If there is no control and monitoring system to provide
no fire information, fire system specified in the electrical project, short circuit to activate the system.
Figure 3.4.1
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4. Start-Up
4.1. Controller
4.1.1. Mechanical Assembly Control

The following steps should be checked before start-up the unit;
• If the blowing air is supplied with a duct, check whether there is any vibration or leakage in the
ducts.
• Check that the heat insulation is made in the air ducts. Be sure to make external or internal heat
insulation in air ducts.
• Make sure that the suction pipe is insulated.
• Make sure that the floor where the unit is installed is flat.
• Check whether there is a leak in one of the refrigerant lines, if there is, remove it as soon as
possible.
• Make sure that the ball valve on the unit liquid line is open and never close it while the unit is
running.
• Make sure that the compressor discharge-return valves are open and never close when the unit
is running.
• Check the compressor oil level. If the oil level is lower than the middle of the glass, add oil.
• Make sure that the required distance is left in the condenser air suction area. (For air cooled
condenser units)
• Make sure that the drainage water outlet is done properly. If there is no on the unit, make sure
to make a drainage siphon. Fill the siphon with water during commissioning.
4.1.2. Electrical Installation Control

The following steps should be checked before start-up the unit;
• Check that the main circuit breaker in the unit panel is in closed position.
• Check that the phases in the distribution panel feeding the unit are connected to the unit panel
in the correct phase order.
• Check that the line voltage value is 400VAC ± 5% and the frequency value is 50Hz ± 0.5%.
• Check that all phases in the network are active.
• Check that the connection between the control box and the electrical panel is made in
accordance with the electrical project.
• Check that the digital thermostat is set to the desired temperature value.
• Check that there is no malfunction code on the digital thermostat.
• Check if the fire alarm contact is connected or short circuit.
• Check that all switches and fuses in the unit electrical panel are in open (On) position.
• Check if the supply switch on the main distribution board is in ON position.
• Check whether the supply voltage is coming to the power terminals.
• Check that the circuit breaker on the electric panel is open.
• Check that the phase protection relay has an output, and a green light is lit on it.
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INFORMATION
WMU units are sent to you with gas charge after assembly and testing are completed.
If the condenser is outside, you can start the device by opening the ball valves on the
unit after connecting the copper pipe to the cooling unit. If it is shipped without gas and
nitrogen, perform the vacuum process and gas charge as described. The amount of gas
charge you need to make to the unit is written on the product label.
TMS ENDÜSTRİYEL SOĞUTMA

SANAYİ TİCARET A.Ş.
Adres: Ramazanoğlu Mah. Yerel Sk. No:1,
34906, Pendik, İSTANBUL/TÜRKİYE
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Series IAC Model WMU

Unit Name WMU7035 Cooling Capacity 7 kW
Serial No 7815/230827 Heating Capacity 4 kW
Production Year 2023 Operating Voltage 380-420VAC/3Ph V
Refrigerant R513a Control Voltage 230/24VAC/24VDC V
GWP 631 Frequency 50 Hz
CO2 Equivalent Power Input (Cooling) 4,58 kW
Charge (kg) Power Input (Heating) 5,05 kW
Unit Weight (kg)
4.2. Vacuum Operation

You have to perform vacuum operation before charging gas to the unit which is sent with nitrogen.
When units are sent without gas inside 10 bar nitrogen is pressed. Primarily at the cooling circuit in
order to understand whether there is a leakage or not with a manometer check the pressure on the
system. Validate whether there is 10 bars or not. If nitrogen pressure is less than 10 bars via executing
leakage search on the gas facility, it is essential to make detection of leakage and to repair it. If the
system pressure is 10 bars there is no problem. Discharge the nitrogen.
4.2.1. Vacuum Pump Connection

Vacuum pump is a kind of air sucking compressor.
Pump, concerning its structure may be one level or
two level. In cooling circuits, it is used in discharge of
air in the system and humidity together. All pumps
are manufactured electric motor crank driven and
portable mobile.
Figure 4.2.1.1: Vacuum Pump
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Sevice manifold that is also called as charge manifold,
as can be seen from figure 4.2.1.2 is a device where on it
sucking and charge pressure indicators are connected,
sucking and with vacuuming service valves and a charge/
vacuum inlet. At the bottom of the manifold, to device
sucking service manifolds (left), to cooling cylinder (in
the middle) and to the device pushing or liquid line valve
(right) connecting pipe outlets do exist.
In many service manifolds sucking, pushing and filling
sides are indicated with different color codes. According
to these codes sucking side indicator and pipe is blue,
and pushing side and its pipe is indicated with red.
To medium and cooling cylinder or vacuum pump
connected pipe is yellow in color. Use of colors in this Figure 4.2.1.2: Service Manifold and Pressure Indicators
situation helps pipes to be mixed and prevents devices to
be damaged.
The connection of the gas manifold to the cooling systems is as follows;

1) To the end at the bottom of the service manifold top blue low pressure manometer, blue gas pipe
is attached. And the attached this gas pipes’ other end is connected to the sucking line (compressor
sucking valve).
2) To the bottom end on the service manifold of red low pressure manometer, red gas pipe is
attached. And this attached gas lines’ other end is attached to the pushing line (compressor pushing).
3) End taken from the vacuum pump shall be connected to the middle end (yellow) below the service
manifold.
4) While these operations are being executed exactly these gas lines couplings shall be tightened
with hand. Pliers etc. devices shall never be used.
5) Valves on the manifold and compressor pushing and sucking line valves shall be brought to open
position.
6) Vacuum pump is attached on the plug. Our system is now ready for vacuuming.
After that vacuum pump connection is being done, vacuum pump is worked, until vacuum
pressure gets lower to -1 bar value. After getting reached to this pressure value vacuum pump is
worked averagely 30 minutes. After making sure that vacuum operation is finished vacuum pump
connections are demounted and system gas charge is prepared.
Figure 4.2.1.3: Compressor and Vacuum Pump Connection
4.3. Gas Charge

Along with the vacuum process, refrigerant should be charged to the system, which is cleaned from
moisture, dirt and non-condensable gases. Refrigerant charge amount is important for the fact that
system shall work efficiently. If in proper amounts cooling fluid charge shall not be made, these issues
become.
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If excess refrigerant is charged to the system;
• Since useful volumes lower at evaporator and condenser, capacity lowers.
• Sucking which means rotational pipe and at compressor body condensing line has frosting.
• Compressor slogged on. The fact that to the cooler liquid comes or the possibility that compressor
is damaged because of extreme pressure increases.
If less refrigerant is charged to the system;

• Cooling shall not be efficient.
• At the compressor outlet there will be extreme heating.
• Since cooling is less, thermostat is not switched off and compressor works sustainably.
INFORMATION
Use electronic scales when charging the

gas. Electronic scales are quite simple to
use and provide precise filling.
1. After vacuum operation finished detach vacuum pump.

2. For gas charge manifold and cooling gas tube connect to system like it is shown on Figure 4.3.1
3. Turn down the cooling fluid tube.
4. Via opening the high pressure valve on the manifold to the system initially over the liquid line
make fluid cooling liquid charge. (with liquid cooling fluid charge vacuum it shall be done as much as
pulled.)
5. Cooling gas tube shall be put on the vertical position.
6. When to the system liquid cooling fluid charge stopped on the manifold high pressure valve is to
be closed work the system.
7. After compressor is getting started as on the Figure 4.3.2 makes gas charge by the system to
sucking.
8. Amount that fluids from the system total cooler until it reaches to the value at the plate keep on
this operation.
Figure 4.3.1: From the Liquid Line at Liquid Phase Cooler Fluid Charge Execution
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Figure 4.3.2: From the Suction Line at Steam Phase Execution of Cooler Fluid Charging
4.4. Initial Start-Up

4.4.1 Low- and High-Pressure Protection Switches
Low- and high-pressure control is very important in the cooling system. Set values of adjustable
pressure switches are made at the factory according to different gas types. Fixed adjustable
pressure switches are selected by TMS experts. Low and / or High-pressure settings should be
adjusted by qualified personnel.
With the low-pressure control, the system is prevented from falling into vacuum, thus the system
is protected against possible malfunctions. For the system to work efficiently, the low pressure
must be higher than the set value. If the low-pressure value falls below the set value during
operation, the system will alarm and stop the cooling system. After the low-pressure value reaches
optimum condition, the system will restart automatically.
High pressure control in the cooling system is also very important, just like low pressure. High
pressure control prevents the system from going up to high pressure values, thus the system is
protected against possible malfunctions. For the system to work efficiently, the high pressure must
be below the set value. If the high-pressure value exceeds the set value, the cooling system will
stop and the system will go into fault condition. After the high-pressure value reaches optimum
condition, the system will restart automatically.
5. Preventive Maintenance and Repair

5.1. Maintenance
CAUTION
Air conditioning equipment should be maintained by professional technicians, and routine checks can be
done by local specialist technicians. During maintenance and service operations, technicians must wear
safety gloves, safety glasses, safety shoes and protective clothing.
Simple maintenance will ensure you get the best performance from your unit;
- Improved cooling performance
- Reduced power consumption
- Prevention of component failures caused by accident.
- Avoiding time-consuming and high-cost interruptions
- Environmental protection
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DANGER
Before starting any maintenance and repair operation,

make sure that the power switch, which located on the
power panel, is switched OFF position.
Maintenance should be performed as shown below, taking into consideration the operating time
and environmental conditions of the device.
DANGER
Condenser and evaporator fins are sharp. It can damage

you during maintenance and repair, and can cause cuts
in your body. Take care to use your personal protective
equipment.
INFORMATION
6-month and annual maintenance is recommended to be done by

the authorized service. Authorized service checks the condenser
air flow, operating temperatures, gas pressures and the overall
condition of the system. Maintenance of the system ensures that
the system operates more efficiently for a long life-time.
THE MAINTENANCE TO BE DONE RECOMENDED PERIOD

Clean the air filter. Weekly
Check the air flow in the condenser and make sure there are no obstructions. Weekly
Check the oil level. If the oil level is lower than the glass mid-level, check the level every
half hour while the installation is running. If it remains low, add oil. If the color of the oil is Weekly
too dark and close to black, drain and renew the oil in the crankcase.
If there is an air-cooled condenser; Clean the fins and make sure there are no
obstructions. It should be cleaned by spraying pressurized water during periodic Monthly
maintenance.
Clean the strainer (if any) at the condenser water inlet, replace it if necessary. Monthly
Make sure that the drain pipe outlet is open. Monthly
Check the refrigerant level. If the gas in the system is at minimum level, the whole
system should be subjected to nitrogen test. If the amount of refrigerant gas is not at the
minimum level in the system, gas can be supplied to the system without nitrogen testing. Monthly
If the gas in the system decreases again after the gas is given, there may be a leak in the
system.
Make sure there are no oil leaks from the compressor. Monthly
Clean the evaporator fins and drain pan. 6-Months
Check the anode on the seawater cooled condensers, replace it if it is worn. 6-Months
Check the tightness of the refrigeration cycle with the aid of a leak detector. 6-Months
Check the color of the fluid and moisture indicator; If a moist circuit is shown according to
6-Months
the color, replace the dryer.
Check the insulation of copper pipes. Fix any deformation in the insulation or replace
Annual
completely.
Check the functionality of the safety parts. (such as pressure control assembly, high / low
Annual
pressure switches, compressor PTC relay)
Tighten power circuit and control circuit electrical connections. Annual
Check the contacts of the contactors, change the contacts that need to be changed. Annual
Change the compressor oil, filter and dryer if necessary. Annual
Check the evaporator fan-motor side, belt-pulley assembly, replace if there is any wear. Annual
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CAUTION
Please note that if you continue to operate the device without complying with these instructions
and by ignoring the warnings that appear on the device screen, serious malfunctions can occur
on your device and your device will be out of warranty.
5.2. Repairment
INFORMATION
In the pictures, a model is chosen to

represent the WMU series. For models
belonging to the WMU series, you can
perform maintenance and repair operations
using the same methods..
CAUTION
Please note that if you continue to operate the

device without following these instructions
and ignoring the warnings that appear on the
device screen, serious malfunctions may occur
Figure 5.2.1 WMU general view in your device and your device will be out of
warranty.
5.2.1. Compressor Cell Disassembly
INFORMATION
The placement of the compressor cells and

the air suction-blowing positions may vary
according to different unit models.
INFORMATION
The layout of the electrical panel may vary

according to different unit models.
Figure 5.2.1.1 Panel locks

To access the equipment in the compressor cell,
open the locks on the cover with the key sent
with the device.
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CAUTION
When removing the compressor, if necessary,

remove it with the help of rope and lifting
equipment in accordance with occupational
health and safety rules.
Figure 5.2.1.2
Open the cover by holding the handles and
pulling it towards you.
Figure 5.2.1.3 Figure 5.2.1.4

In order to disassemble the compressor, remove Remove the compressor by pulling it towards
the 4 bolts on the legs that fix the compressor you.
to the chassis as in Figure 5.2.1.2. Disconnect
the copper connections connected to the
compressor. Take the electrical wires out of the
junction box in the compressor.
5.2.2. Liquid Line Disassembly

INFORMATION
Filter dryer may be welded or threaded

depending on the device model.
CAUTION
For filter dryer cleaning, check by following

the periods specified in the preventive
maintenance section and replace it if
necessary.
Figure 5.2.2.1 Dryer Disassembly

After removing the clamp connections that hold
the dryer filter, separate them from the copper
pipe connections.
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Figure 5.2.2.2 Sight Glass Disassembly Figure 5.2.2.3 Liquid Tank Disassembly
Separate the sight glass from the copper pipe Unscrew the bolts at the bottom where the liquid
connections and remove it. tank is connected. Separate from copper pipe
connections. Then pull it out towards you.
5.2.3. Condenser Disassembly

Remove the bolts on the parts that fix the After removing the copper pipe connections of
condenser cover plate to the chassis from top the condenser, pull it towards you from the back
and bottom. of the device.
5.2.4. Condenser Fan Disassembly

To disassemble the condenser fan, unscrew the 4 Pull the condenser fan towards you to remove it.
bolts connecting the fan to the hood plate and 2
bolts of the condenser fan protection plate.
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5.2.5. Evaporator Fan Disassembly

To access the equipment in the evaporator cell, After disconnecting the protective wire around
open the locks on the cover with the key sent the evaporator fan, pull it towards yourself.
with the device.
5.2.6. Expansion Valve and

Solenoid Valve Disassembly
Figure 5.2.5.3 Figure 5.2.6.1 Thermostatic Expansion Valve

Unscrew the bolt connections of the omega to The connection of the thermostatic expansion
which the fan is attached and pull the fan out valve can be either welded or threaded.
slightly. Depending on the connection type, remove the
valve and separate it from the evaporator.
Figure 5.2.6.2 Solenoid Valve Figure 5.2.6.3 Hot-gas Valve

Separate the solenoid valve coil from the valve The connection of the Hot-gas valve can be
body and disconnect the electrical connections. either welded or threaded. Depending on the
connection type, remove the valve and separate
Separate the solenoid valve from the copper pipe
it from the evaporator.
connections and remove it.
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Figure 5.2.6.4 Condensing Pressure Regulator Figure 5.2.6.5 Condensing Pressure Regulator
The connection of the Condensing Pressure The connection of the Differential Pressure
Regulator (KVR) can be either welded or Valve (NRD) can be either welded or threaded.
threaded. Depending on the connection type, Depending on the connection type, remove the
remove the valve and separate it from the valve and separate it from the compressor.
compressor.
5.2.7. Evaporator Disassembly

To access the evaporator, open the locks on the Open the cover by holding the handles and
cover with the key sent with the device. pulling it towards you.

First, remove the copper pipe connection of the Pull the evaporator towards you to remove it.
evaporator. To remove the evaporator, unscrew
the bolts on the surface connected to the
evaporator sheet.
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5.2.8. Electrical Panel Access

To access the electrical equipment, open the Electrical equipment is able to be seen.
locks on the cover with key sent with the device.
5.2.9. Damper Motor Disassembly

After the condenser is removed, unscrew the nut After the unscrew the nut holding the shaft,
holding the shaft of the damper motor from the remove the screw on the side cover.
front cover with fan.

Pull the side cover towards you to remove it. Pull the damper motor towards you to remove it.
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5.2.10. Heather Disassembly
Figure 5.2.10.1 Figure 5.2.10.2

Remove the side cover of the fan cell. Grab the handles and pull them towards you.
Figure 5.2.10.3 Figure 5.2.10.4

Remove the screws in the mounting hole on the Pull the Thermostats towards you to remove it.
sheets where the thermostats are placed.
Figure 5.2.10.5 Figure 5.2.10.6

Pull the Protection sheet towards you to remove Remove the screws on the heater attached to the
it. sheet metal.
WMU SERIES 31
Figure 5.2.10.7
Since the upper and lower sheets of the heater
are sliding systems, pull the heater towards you.
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6. Troubleshooting
MALFUNCTION PROBABLE CAUSE SOLUTION
No power supply Connect the power supply.
Main switch off Turn on the main switch.
Damaged and / or loose cable Replace the cable and / or tighten the
connection connection.
Low mains voltage and / or phase Check the mains voltage and
loss connections, make up the deficiency.
Correct the phase sequence

Phase sequence is incorrect
incorrection.
Device not working
Circuit breaker in 'trip' position Turn the circuit breaker to 'On' position.
The 'On-Off' switch on the control

Turn ‘On’ the 'On-Off' switch.
panel is off.
Check the voltage at the transformer

No control circuit voltage output, replace the transformer if
necessary.
Check the connections, if necessary,

Evaporator fan contactor defective
replace the contactor.
Check the connections, if necessary,

Digital thermostat defective
replace the thermostat.
Compressor and evaporator Check the connections, if necessary,

contactor defective replace the contactor.
The unit makes stop-and-go Check their connections, replace the
Compressor defective
compressor if necessary.
Check the system pressure, if necessary,

Refrigerant deficient and / or leak in
eliminate the leak and charge the
the system
refrigerant.
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8. Troubleshooting
Set the thermostat to the desired

Digital thermostat setting is wrong
temperature value
• Make sure the evaporator fan is

working properly.
• Check the air duct connections and
eliminate if there is a leak.
Evaporator air flow is low
• Check the dampers, if it is closed, turn
it on.
• Check the air filter and clean it if
necessary.
Check the system pressure, charge the

Refrigerant deficient
required amount.
• Check compressor contactor

connections, replace compressor if
necessary.
• Check the compressor motor
protection equipment (Kriwan), if it
Unit is running but not chill is not active, wait about 15 minutes,
if it still does not work, replace the
compressor.
Compressor does not run or does
not chill enough
• Check compressor connections and
motor windings. If necessary, replace
the compressor.
• Check the compressor oil pressure
switch setting and cable connections,
adjust the setting to the desired value
and replace the switch if necessary.
• Check the oil pressure switch capillary
hose, if there is any blockage, remove it.
Check the line through the sight glass. If

Liquid line moist and / or dirty
necessary, vacuum the system.
Dryer dirty and / or clogged Check, replace if necessary.
Expansion valve adjustment Check, if necessary, adjust the valve

incorrect and / or equalizing line to the desired value and / or clear the
clogged obstruction.
• Check the contactor connections,

replace the equipment if necessary.
Evaporator fan does not work
• Check fan motor cable connections
and windings.
• Check the bearings and replace them
if necessary.
• Make sure that the evaporator fan is

working properly.
• Check the air duct connection points,
if there is a leak, eliminate.
• Check dampers, if closed, turn them
on.
Frosting on the evaporator necessary.


the system
refrigerant.
Check, if necessary, replace the

Thermostat defective
equipment.
Check the low pressure switch cable

Low pressure switch is defective connections, and replace the switch if
necessary.
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8. Troubleshooting
• Make sure that the evaporator fan is

working properly.
• Check the air duct connection points,
if there is a leak, eliminate.
• Check dampers, if closed, turn them
on.
necessary.

the system
refrigerant.
The unit fails from low pressure
Check the low pressure switch setting

Low pressure switch is defective and and cable connections, adjust the
/ or incorrect setting setting to the desired value and replace
the switch if necessary.
Check the cable connections, replace

Solenoid valve coil is defective
the coil if necessary.
• Check the condenser fan pressure

switch setting and cable connections,
adjust the setting to the desired value
and replace the switch if necessary.
• Check the contactor, change it if
Condenser fan does not work
necessary.
• Check fan motor cable connections
and windings.
• Check the bearings and replace them
The unit fails from high pressure if necessary.
Condenser fins clogged Check, clean if necessary.
Check the high-pressure switch cable

High pressure switch is defective connections, and replace the switch if
necessary.
Check system pressure, collect excess

Excess refrigerant
refrigerant if necessary.
• Check compressor wedge connections

and tighten if loose.
Compressor noise too high
• Check compressor oil, add and / or
replace if necessary.
Check the caps and bolts and tighten if

The unit operates noisy Vibration Sound
necessary.
Clean the contactor, replace if

Contactor sound
necessary.
Evaporator and condenser fan noise Check the fan balance and bearings, if
is excessive damaged, replace the fan.
Drain pipe blocked Check, clean if necessary.
The unit is draining water Drain pipe dislodged Check it, if necessary, replace it.
Drain pan blocked Check, clean if necessary.
INFORMATION
If the unit is not operating, cooling and / or heating, there may be a PLC-related malfunction. Examine the
user manual sent to you for the PLC and correct the malfunction. If necessary, contact TMS officials.
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7. Spare Part List
7. SPARE PART LIST
INFORMATION
Spare parts lists may vary according to the unit

model. For detailed information, please contact TMS.
No Capital No Critical No 2 Years No Comissioning
1 Compressor 8 PLC 3 Dryer& Cartridge - Refrigerant
18 Condenser 4 Sight Glass - Compressor Oil
Superheat Condenser Cleaning

16 Condenser Fan 9 -
Controller Liquid
Evaporator Cleaning
6 Evaporator 2 Liquid Receiver -
Liquid
Evaporator Fan Electronic

7 13
(Plug) Expansion Valve
Solenoid Valve
5
&Bobin
Differential
10
Pressure Switch
12 NRD (optional)
14 KVR (optional)
15 Heater (optional)
17 Pressure Switch
19 Ball Valve
Hot-Gas
11
Regulator Valve
22 Damper Motor
21 Damper
20 APU
Hot-gas bypass
23
solenoid valve
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Notes
Notes
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including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher.
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WMU SERIES AIR COOLED AIR

ISO 9001:2015 ISO 14001:2015

Expiry Date of Previous Cycle: NA Expiry Date of Previous Cycle: NA

Certification / Recertification Audit date: NA Certification / Recertification Audit date: 01-07-2022

Signed on behalf of BVCH SAS UK Branch

TMS ENDÜSTRİYEL SOĞUTMA SANAYİ TİCARET

DESIGNING, MANUFACTURING,MARKETING AND AFTER SALES SERVICES FOR

Original Cycle Start Date: 01-10-2022

Expiry Date of Previous Cycle: NA

Certification / Recertification Audit date: 01-07-2022

Certification / Recertification cycle start date: 01-10-2022

Subject to the continued satisfactory operation of the

Certificate No.: TR011657 Rev: 1 Issue date: 01-10-2022

Signed on behalf of BVCH SAS UK Branch

Preventive Maintenance and Repair...................................................................................

Spare Part List........................................................................................................................................

0 WMU Wall Mounted Unit

G Epoxy coated body made of Aluminum and/or Galvanized steel.

1 304 Stainless steel 304 quality chassis.

S Stainless steel 316L quality chassis.

0 Evaporator coil with Copper tubes and Aluminum fins

1 Evaporator coil with Copper tubes and fins

3 Evaporator coil with Copper tubes and fins +Epoxy coated

0 Condenser coil with Copper tubes and Aluminum fins

1 Condenser coil with Copper tubes and fins

D Scroll Compressor (Danfoss)

F Semi-hermetic Reciprocating Compressor (Frascold)

4 G Semi-hermetic Reciprocating Compressor (Bock)

B Semi-hermetic Reciprocating Compressor (Bitzer)

DO Semi-hermetic Reciprocating Compressor (Dorin)

0 EU4 class filter.

0 No winter start kit.

0 No emergency system for 48 Volts.

M Remote control and monitoring with Modbus.

14 E Remote control and monitoring with Ethernet.

G Remote control and monitoring with GSM.

1 Device management – Single Device

15 2 Device management – Dual Control

3 Device management – Multiple Control

1.1. Unit Introduction

1.2. Component Introduction

1.2.1. Body Structure

1.2.4. Evaporator Fan

1.2.5. Condenser Fan

1.2.6. Expansion Valve

1.2.7. Liquid Receiver

1.2.8. Filter Dryer

1.2.10. Electric Panel

1.2.11. Electrical Heater

1.2.12. Refrigerant Pressure Switches

1.2.13. Differential Pressure Switch

1.2.14. Selenoid Valve

1.2.16. Damper Motor

1.2.17. Condenser Fan Speed Control

1.2.18. Hot-Gas Regulator Valve

1.2.19. Condensing Pressure Regulator and Differential Pressure

1.2.20. High Pressure Transmitter

1.2.22. Humidity Sensor

1.2.23. Electronic Superheat Controller

1.2.24. Electronic Superheat Controller Backup Power Module

1.2.25. Programmable Logic Controller

1.3.1. Information Signs

Symbol 1.3.1.1: Air Flow Direction Symbol 1.3.1.2: Air Filter