Dantherm CDF 10 Bedienungsanleitung

AFFUGTERE / DEHUMIDIFIERS /

ENTFEUCHTER / DESHUMIDIFICATEURS

CDF 10

No. 975677 - Version 1 - 14.03.02

DANSK SIDE 1 - 7

ENGLISH PAGES 8 - 13

DEUTSCH SEITE 14 - 20

FRANCAIS PAGES 21 - 27

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Contents

1. Description of function....................................................................................................................................9

1.1 Technical data........................................................................................................................................9

2. Installation of the unit....................................................................................................................................10

2.1 Suspension of the CDF 10 unit............................................................................................................10

2.2 Condensate outlet ................................................................................................................................10

2.3 Access to the control............................................................................................................................10

3. Connection of power supply..........................................................................................................................11

4. Operation.......................................................................................................................................................11

4.1 LED indication / Switch .......................................................................................................................11

4.2 Built-in hygrostat.................................................................................................................................11

4.3 Defrosting............................................................................................................................................12

4.4 Safety circuit........................................................................................................................................12

4.5 Compressor control..............................................................................................................................12

5. Maintenance...................................................................................................................................................12

5.1 Cleaning of filter...................................................................................................................................12

5.2 Cleaning of the dehumidifier...............................................................................................................13

6. Faults and how to remedy them.....................................................................................................................13

7. Cooling circuit................................................................................................................................................28

8. Wiring diagram..............................................................................................................................................29

9. Spare parts and exploded views......................................................................................................................31

1. Description of function

CDF 10 is working in accordance with the condensation principle. The humid air is drawn into the unit by a fan.

When passing through the evaporator the air is cooled down to below dew point and water vapor is condensed into

water, which is drained away. The now dry air is then passed over the condenser coil where the air is heated. As a

result of the released evaporator heat and the working energy of the compressor being turned into heat energy,

more heat is returned to the air than was previously extracted. This extra heat corresponds to an approximate

increase in temperature of 5ºC. The repeated circulation of air through the unit reduces the relative humidity, giving

very rapid but gentle drying.

1.1 Technical data

CDF 10

Working area – humidity %RH 40 – 100

Working area – temperature ºC 3 - 32

Air volume at max. external

pressure m3/h 220

Power supply V/Hz 1x230/50

Max. power consumption kW 0,39

Max. ampere consumption A 2,1

Refrigerant R134a

Quantity of refrigerant Kg 0,190

Sound level (1 m away from unit) dB(A) 46

Weight Kg 27

Dimensions – H x L x W mm 600 x 535 x 240

2. Installation of the unit

2.1 Suspension of the CDF 10 unit

The wall suspension bar supplied with the unit is fixed to the wall and the dehumidifier is hung up on it. It is

important to mount the unit in a horizontal position to secure correct outflow of the condensate water.

The dehumidifier must be placed in a way that allows unimpeded air intake through the front and outlet through the

grill on the sides. Be sure always to leave at least 100 mm free space around the unit for optimum operation.

It is important that the dehumidifier is not installed near a source of heat as for example a radiator, and doors and

windows must be kept closed when the dehumidifier is in function.

2.2 Condensate outlet

The condensate outlet is located at the bottom of the dehumidifier. The unit has a drain spigot intended for

connection of a ½’’ flexible or fixed water connection. If water drain through the wall is chosen, a suitable hole is

made in the wall and the condensate hose is led out through this hole, before suspending the dehumidifier on the

wall suspension bar.

As an alternative a condensate pump can be fitted at the water outlet to pump the water to a drain.

The placing of the condensate outlet is shown on the drawing below.

OTE! On the rear of the unit a cable binder protects the compressor

during transport. This cable binder must be removed before

suspension and power connection.

2.3 Access to the control

Remove the front panel by unscrewing the two screws on the top of the dehumidifier. Lift the front panel vertically

upwards and then pull it horizontally away from the unit.

The control of the unit is located in a box behind the front panel. To get access to the control unscrew the 4 screws

on the sides.

3. Connection of power supply

The unit is delivered complete with cable and plug for connection to 230V / 50Hz.

Power is connected to the unit in accordance with the nameplate. Please refer to the wiring diagram on page 29.

4. Operation

4.1 LED indication / Switch

The LED on the front of the unit is green when the compressor is operating, and the unit dehumidifies.

The dehumidifier is switched on and off by the switch on the side.

4.2 Built-in hygrostat

The dehumidifier is controlled by a built-in hygrostat that is set to approx. 50% RH. When the hygrostat registers a

relative humidity of more than 50%RH, the compressor and the fan automatically switch on and the dehumidifier

starts to dehumidify. The hygrostat is located under the control box and is set on the hygrostat switch.

If you want to set the hygrostat at a lower relative humidity than 50% the set screw has to be turned clockwise.

OTE! Any stop of the unit - by failing power connection, by the switch or the

hygrostat - will make the electronic control put off re-start for 30 seconds i

order to protect the compressor from being switched on and off repeatedly.

OTE! All electrical connections must be made in

accordance with local power supply

company regulations.

4.3 Defrosting

If the temperature falls to below 20ºC the evaporator may start to ice up after a short time.

The defrosting function is activated when the evaporator sensor registers a temperature lower than 5ºC, after which

the control will let the unit operate in dehumidification mode for another 30 minutes. Then the compressor is

stopped and the unit switches over to active defrosting, which means that the cooling circuit turns and the hot

refrigerant runs through the evaporator coil and melts the ice. When the evaporator sensor registers that the

temperature is above 5ºC, the compressor starts again.

4.4 Safety circuit

If the temperature in the dehumidifier increases to a temperature of more than 55ºC (for example in case of fan

failure), the compressor stops automatically to avoid damaging it. After 45 minutes the compressor starts again

automatically.

By room temperatures outside the unit’s working range (3 - 32°C) it is automatically switched off to protect the

evaporator coil from icing up and the condenser coil from overheating. The unit will automatically start again when

the room temperature is within the working range.

4.5 Compressor control

The number of compressor starting is limited by a 6 minutes timer, which starts up when switching on the

compressor. The timer must have come to an end before the compressor can be switched on again.

Each time the unit has been switched off on the main switch, by the built-in hygrostat, or by an external hygrostat,

it will take 30 seconds before the unit can be switched on again. This is a safety function protecting the compressor

against overloading caused by too high pressure in the cooling circuit at start up.

5. Maintenance

The dehumidifier requires very little attention for trouble free running. All the necessary safety and control

functions have been built in. The fan motor and the compressor have permanent lubrication and require no

particular maintenance.

5.1 Cleaning of filter

Once a month the air inlet filter should be checked and cleaned if necessary. The front cover panel is removed and

the filter taken out. Clean the filter in tepid soapy water or if not badly soiled by vacuum cleaning.

OTE! If the air humidity is below 50%RH, the unit will not

start when the power is connected.

5.2 Cleaning of the dehumidifier

Once a year the front cover panel should be removed in order to check the inside of the dehumidifier. If the

dehumidifier is dirty it should be cleaned by vacuum cleaning. The condenser in particular should be thoroughly

vacuumed. If the lamella evaporator is badly soiled, it may be washed in tepid soapy water.

6. Faults and how to remedy them

The dehumidifier does not start when power is connected

1. Check external fuses

2. Check that the power supply to the units is correct

3. Check that the switch on the side is ON

4. Check the built-in hygrostat by setting it on a lower relative humidity. This is done by turning the hygrostat

knob clockwise. If the unit does not start, check the built-in hygrostat for faults.

The unit was switched off automatically. If it starts after 45 minutes, but switches off again shortly

afterwards, check the following:

5. Check that the fan is running when the unit starts after 45 minutes

6. Check whether the condensor coil is dirty

7. Check whether the filter is dirty

8. Check whether the room temperature is above 32ºC. If so, and the unit has not automatically been switched

off, it should be switched off.

9. Check that the air inlet on the front and the air outlet through the grill on the sides are not blocked.

The evaporator coil has iced up and the unit does not separate water

10. Check whether the room temperature is below 3°C. If so, and the unit has not automatically been switched

off, it should be switched off.

If you cannot find the reason for the fault, switch off the unit immediately in order to prevent further damage.

Contact a service technician or a Dantherm representative.

Disposal

This unit contains refrigerant type R134a and compressor oil. When scrapping the unit, bring the compressor to a

place of discharge, which is approved by the authorities.

OTE! If the dehumidifier is not functioning

correctly, shut it down immediately.

7. Kølekredsløb / Cooling Circuit / Kältekreislauf / Circuit de réfrigération

CDF 10

1. Kompressor, compressor, Kompressor, compresseur

2. Fordamper, evaporator, Verdampfer, évaporateur

3. Luftkølet kondensator, air-cooled condensor, luftgekühlter Kondensator, condenseur à air

4. Kapillarrør, capillary tube, Kapillarrohr, tubes capillaires

5. Tørfilter, liquid line drier, Trockenfilter, filtre anti-humidité

6. Magnetventil, solenoid valve, Magnetventil, vanne magnétique

7. Ventilator, fan, Ventilator, ventilateur

8. El-diagram / Wiring diagram / Schaltplan / Schéma électrique

CDF 10 - 1 x 230V / 50Hz

Ordforklaring til el-diagram / Legend for wiring diagram /

Legende für Schaltplan / Légende du schéma électrique

CDF 10

Position Beskrivelse Designation Beschreibung Désignation

TS1 Kondensatorføler Condenser sensor Kondensatorfühler Sonde du condenseur

TS1 Fordamperføler Evaporator sensor Verdampferfühler Sonde d’évaporateur

M2 Ventilator Fan Ventilator Ventilateur

Y1 Magnetventil Solenoid valve Magnetventil Vanne solénoïde

M3 Kompressor Compressor Kompressor Compresseur

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