Judo JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 65 User manual

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Installation and Operating
Instructions
JUDO Backwash Protection Filter
JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 65 - 100
Please transfer to the operator.
Please read carefully before installation and commissioning!
Subject to technical changes.
Parts no.: 1703638

Creation date: 15/02/10 Change date: 22.02.23 JUDO Wasseraufbereitung GmbH
Release date: 17/02/10 Version: 1.000 Postfach 380 •D-71351 Winnenden
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E-mail: inf[email protected]
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Contents
1Introduction................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Symbols and their meaning...............................................................................................................5
1.2 Warranty ............................................................................................................................................6
1.3 Intended use........................................................................................................................................6
1.4 Duties of the operator........................................................................................................................7
1.5 General safety instructions................................................................................................................7
1.5.1 Safety instructions for electrical systems and operating resources...............................................9
1.5.2 Safety instructions for mechanical systems and operating resources.........................................10
2Transport/scope of delivery......................................................................................................................11
3Product information.................................................................................................................................12
3.1 Manufacturer and type....................................................................................................................12
3.2 Models...............................................................................................................................................12
3.3 Dimensions........................................................................................................................................13
3.4 Technical data ..................................................................................................................................14
3.5 Application........................................................................................................................................15
4Function description................................................................................................................................16
4.1 3/2-way solenoid valve .....................................................................................................................17
4.2 Diaphragm valve..............................................................................................................................17
4.3 TP control.........................................................................................................................................18
4.3.1 Differential pressure gauge.........................................................................................................20
5Installation................................................................................................................................................21
5.1 Requirements for the place of installation.....................................................................................21
5.2 Installation notes..............................................................................................................................22
5.3 Installation example.........................................................................................................................23
6Electrical connection................................................................................................................................24
6.1 Inputs ................................................................................................................................................25
6.2 Outputs .............................................................................................................................................25
6.3 Cascade connection..........................................................................................................................27
7Description of the control unit.................................................................................................................29
7.1 Display and control elements..........................................................................................................29
7.1.1 Operating message......................................................................................................................30
7.1.2 Fault indications .........................................................................................................................30
7.1.3 Operating display........................................................................................................................31
7.2 Power failure ....................................................................................................................................31

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7.3 Manual backwashing.......................................................................................................................32
7.4 Menu levels.......................................................................................................................................32
7.5 Backwash cycles...............................................................................................................................34
7.6 Opening times of the 3/2-way solenoid valve.................................................................................35
7.6.1 MV Top ......................................................................................................................................35
7.6.2 MV Bottom.................................................................................................................................36
7.7 Weekly timers...................................................................................................................................36
7.7.1 Weekly interval...........................................................................................................................36
7.7.2 Day of the week..........................................................................................................................37
7.7.3 Data record for start time and ending .........................................................................................37
7.7.4 Data record weekly timer T1 On ................................................................................................38
7.7.5 Data record weekly timer T1 Off................................................................................................39
7.7.6 Data records weekly timers T2 and T3.......................................................................................40
7.8 Interval flushing...............................................................................................................................41
7.9 Expert level.......................................................................................................................................42
7.9.1 Setting the language....................................................................................................................43
7.9.2 Updating the time and date.........................................................................................................44
8Commissioning.........................................................................................................................................45
8.1 Programming the control unit........................................................................................................46
8.1.1 Programming the expert level.....................................................................................................47
8.2 Faults.................................................................................................................................................48
9Maintenance and inspection....................................................................................................................50
9.1 Dismantling the diaphragm valve and diaphragm .......................................................................51
9.2 Fitting the diaphragm......................................................................................................................51
9.3 Fitting the drive on the valve body.................................................................................................52
9.4 Exploded drawing............................................................................................................................53
9.4.1 Spare parts for exploded drawing...............................................................................................54

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1 Introduction
Dear customer,
Thank you for the confidence you have shown in us by purchasing this device. In order for your
device to have a long service life, we kindly ask you to observe the present installation and operating
instructions. These installation and operating instructions contain all information for the installation,
operation and maintenance of the device described.
We are endeavoured to keep you a satisfied customer and kindly ask you to contact our field service
representatives or our factory located in Winnenden for any questions you may have concerning
water treatment, e.g. concerning the possible addition of expansion stages of the installed system.
If you have any queries, please specify the data that can be found on the type label.
JUDO-Wasseraufbereitung GmbH
Hohreuschstraße 39-41
D-71364 Winnenden
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
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1.1 Symbols and their meaning
Symbol
Meaning
Symbol
Meaning
Risk of injuries
and accidents!
There is a
peculiarity!
Risk of
malfunctions /
damage to the
device!
Read and
understand the
operating
instructions!
Mortal danger!
Risk of electric
shock!
Correct disposal of
scrap!
Warning of hot
surfaces!
Tab. 1: Symbols and their meaning

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1.2 Warranty
The warranty shall only be deemed valid in accordance with our general terms of sale and delivery
only if
•the device is used in accordance with the information contained in these operating
instructions.
•the device is not handled improperly in any other way.
•the electronics of the control unit have not been opened and have not been manipulated.
•the operating conditions correspond to the technical specifications.
•repairs are only carried out by authorised technical personnel.
•only original spare parts are used for repairs.
•safety guards are used and these are not manipulated or removed.
•work is to be carried out only by trained and qualified technical personnel.
1.3 Intended use
The backwash protection filter described here is used to protect piping systems and downstream
equipment in accordance with DIN 1988 in areas not at risk of explosion within the scope of the
uses specified in these instructions by removing all coarse and fine-grained solid impurities that are
larger than the mesh size used for the permanent filter inserts and which as aeration cells cause
pitting corrosion.
Intended use also includes the reading of these operating instructions, adherence to all the safety
conditions and instructions contained within them and the performance of inspection and
maintenance work at the prescribed time intervals.
Attention
Other uses are not compliant with the intended use and not permitted!
JUDO Wasseraufbereitung GmbH will not be responsible for the resulting
damage.
All persons who work with or on the device must have previously read and
understood the operating instructions, in particular, the safety instructions!

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1.4 Duties of the operator
The operator of the system is responsible for the following:
•Having installation, operation, maintenance and inspection only carried out by authorised and
qualified technical personnel.
•Training of the operating personnel.
•Having regular maintenance performed.
•Constant availability of the installation and operating instructions at the place of use.
•Performing regular visual inspection according to the conditions of use and the hazard
potential to prevent leaks and damage.
•Regular inspection of the wear parts, if necessary by dismantling the diaphragm valve as
well as selecting the cleaning medium and carrying out the cleaning.
1.5 General safety instructions
Warning
Any working methods that might endanger safety must be avoided!
Non-observation of these operating instructions and the safety instructions
herein may pose a risk to persons, as well as to the environment and the device
itself!
Warning
Danger due to hot surfaces or danger due to scalding!
The safety instructions do not take into account:
•Random happenings and events that may occur during installation, operating and
maintenance,
•Location related safety conditions for the observance of which the operator is responsible,
even for contract installation personnel.

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Attention
Conversions and modifications of the backwash protection filter and the control
unit are prohibited for safety reasons!
Do not perform any changes, make any additions or carry out any conversions
that could impair safety without the manufacturer’s written approval!
Do not open or manipulate the backwash protection filter or the control unit!
The safety instructions of these operating instructions must be observed
without fail!
Additional industry-wide and operational safety instructions remain in force!
Substances with a distinct character, e.g. alcohol, concentrated mineral acids,
formic acid, phenol, m-cresol, tetrahydrofuran, pyridine, dimethylformamide as
well as mixtures of chloroform and methanol must not be in the water to be
filtered because these can cause damage to the plastic and thus result in
danger of breaking!
Fault-free operation of the backwash protection filter and of the control unit is
only ensured if original spare parts and components are used in the
combination described in these operating instructions, otherwise there is a risk
of malfunctioning or damage to the device or system components!
During operation, the housing of the backwash protection filter and its
components as well as the control unit must be closed!
Only allow authorised technical personnel to carry out repairs!
Loose connections must be tightened immediately and damaged device
components immediately replaced!
Never remove safety equipment or deactivate it by making changes to the
system!
Without fail, the device must be switched to a voltage-free state, be secured
against being switched on again, as well as be depressurised hydraulically and
pneumatically for installation, maintenance, inspection and repair work and
drained via the diaphragm valve!
Note
The installation and operating instructions must always be available at the
place of installation of the backwash protection filter!

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Note
All persons involved in installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance,
and servicing of the backwash protection filter must be appropriately qualified
and trained and must have carefully read and understood these installation and
operating instructions!
Attention
Electrical and electronic scrap must be disposed of in an environmentally
friendly way by the designated disposal facility or specialist company!
1.5.1 Safety instructions for electrical systems and operating resources
Warning
Switch off mains voltage prior to intervention or work on voltage-carrying
components and secure to prevent switching back on!
If this is ignored severe bodily injuries or even death may result!
Attention
Before opening the housing cover of the control unit, it must be ensured that
no splash water is on the housing and can enter into the control unit!
Note
Tests, maintenance and repair work, which must be carried out when the
control unit of the backwash protection valve is open and in an electrically live
state must only be performed by trained and qualified electricians who are
sufficiently familiar with the dangers associated therewith.
All work on electric systems must principally only be carried out by electricians
certified according to an approved national scheme!

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1.5.2 Safety instructions for mechanical systems and operating resources
Warning
Before cleaning, maintenance, repair or replacement of parts on the backwash
protection filter, it is essential to disconnect it from the power supply, secure it
against being switched on again, depressurise it hydraulically and
pneumatically and drain it via the diaphragm valve!
Only open the diaphragm valve when it is drained and depressurised!
Note
These activities may only be carried out by JUDO customer service or
appropriate specialists who know and understand the entire system of the
backwash protection filter and its environment!

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2 Transport/scope of delivery
Transport:
•Transport the device with caution; do not throw!
•Protect the device against the effects of course dust and dirt!
Scope of supply:
•Backwash protection filter made of high-quality grey cast iron, PN 10, with flanges, coated
with plastic (Rilsan) for corrosion resistance, two filter chambers incl. ¼" internal threaded
connector for differential pressure gauge
•2x permanent filter inserts, mesh size 0.32 mm (stainless-steel filter and support fabric)
•Linear drive 24 VDC incl. 2.5 m connection cable with 8-pin plug
•JSK V control unit incl. 1.3 m connection cable 3G 0.75 mm² with mains plug
•JUDO differential pressure gauge 0 - 2.5 bar incl. required connection components
•Metal diaphragm valve
•Direct-acting 3/2-way solenoid valve with manual activation incl. silencer
•Installation and Operating Instructions
Note
Using your order, check the supplied components for completeness and sound
condition!
The product is supplied fully assembled!
Damage caused by transport must be reported within 24 hours, otherwise no
damage claims can be settled for insurance reasons!
Storage:
Attention
Dry, frost-proof storage location with aggressive atmosphere!
Protect the device against the effects of course dust and dirt!
Avoid UV radiation and direct sunshine!
Permissible storage temperature: 4°C to 40°C!

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3 Product information
3.1 Manufacturer and type
Manufacturer:
JUDO-Wasseraufbereitung GmbH
Hohreuschstraße 39-41
D-71364 Winnenden
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: in[email protected]
Type: JUDO backwash protection filter JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 65 - 100
3.2 Models
Model
Control function
Order no.
JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 65 (0.32 mm MW)
Time and differential pressure controlled
8052505
JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 80 (0.32 mm MW)
Time and differential pressure controlled
8052506
JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 100 (0.32 mm MW)
Time and differential pressure controlled
8052507
Tab. 2: Models
Note
JUDO backwash protection filter JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 65 - 100 with custom mesh
size (0.5 mm or 1.0 mm) upon request!
The backwash protection filters described here have been developed and tested
according to the requirements of DIN 19632 for mechanical filters and correspond
to the technical rules for drinking water installations in accordance with DIN 1988!
The materials and protective coatings used are resistant to the physical, chemical
and corrosive loads expected to be encountered in drinking water and fulfil the
specifications required by DIN 19632 (Mechanical filters for drinking water
installations)!
All materials, protective coatings and auxiliary supplies are hygienically and
physiologically harmless!
Plastics and non-metallic materials fulfil the requirements and recommendations
of the German Health Authority (KTW recommendations (Recommendations for the
Hygienic Assessment of Organic Materials in Contact with Drinking water))!

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3.3 Dimensions
Fig. 1: Dimensions in mm
Model
A
B
C
D
Inlet/outlet
Internal thread
JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 65
370
211
554
251
DN 65
1“
JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 80
370
211
554
251
DN 80
1“
JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 100
414
240
576
287
DN 100
1¼“
Tab. 3: Dimensions in mm

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3.4 Technical data
Model JRSF-HW-A-TP
DN 65
DN 80
DN 100
Rated flow* [m³/h] at 0.2/0.5 bar pressure loss
30/40
33/48
51/72
Max. permissible operating pressure [bar]
10
10
10
Min. required flow pressure [bar]
1.5
1.5
1.5
Pressure loss after backwashing * [bar]
0.2
0.2
0.2
Max. permissible differential pressure [bar]
0.5
0.5
0.5
Required backwash water flow rate [l/s]
approx. 4.2
approx. 4.6
approx. 7.1
Backwash water volume per complete backwash [l]
approx. 84
approx. 92
approx. 142
Maximum permissible medium temperature [°C]
85
85
85
Permanent filter insert mesh size [mm]
0.32
0.32
0.32
Pipe connection inlet/outlet flange (DIN 2632)
DN 65
DN 80
DN 100
Flushing water connection, diaphragm valve
R 1“ internal
thread
R 1“ internal
thread
R 1¼“ internal
thread
Control medium required on site
Control air
Control air
Control air
Required control pressure [bar]
5.5 - 7.0
5.5 - 7.0
5.5 - 7.0
Electrical connection (via mains socket) [VAC/Hz]
230/50
230/50
230/50
Max. on-site back-up fuse, control unit [A]
10
10
10
Internal device fuse, primary/secondary [A]
0.63T/2.5T
0.63T/2.5T
0.63T/2.5T
Max. power consumption, control unit [W]
60
60
60
Max. load, potential-free relay contacts [VAC/A]
250/2
250/2
250/2
Control unit, degree of protection (in the case of
closed housing cover)
IP 54
IP 54
IP 54
Electrical connection, linear drive [VDC/A]
24/5
24/5
24/5
Max. push/pull force, linear drive [N]
6000/4000
6000/4000
6000/4000
Power consumption, 3/2-way solenoid valve [W]
8
8
8
Switching times, 3/2-way solenoid valve [ms]
8 - 15
8 - 15
8 - 15
3/2-way solenoid valve connection [“]
¼ int. thread
¼ int. thread
¼ int. thread
3/2-way solenoid valve sealing material
NBR
NBR
NBR
Degree of protection, 3/2-way solenoid valve
(with the unit plug fitted)
IP 65
IP 65
IP 65
Diaphragm material, diaphragm valve
EPDM
EPDM
EPDM
Volume, diaphragm valve [l]
0.15
0.15
0.35
Empty weight (incl. diaphragm valve) [kg]
48
49
62
Tab. 4: Technical data
* Related to drinking water with a clean filter, technical advice is required for process water or heavily contaminated water!
Note
To obtain an effective backwashing outcome, a flow pressure downstream of
the backwash protection filter of at least 1.5 bar as well as a backwash water
flow that corresponds to approx. half of the rated flow are required!
This can be achieved by means of a site-provided pump upstream of the filter
or by a site-provided shut-off valve for regulation of the filter outlet for example!

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3.5 Application
The backwash protection filter removes all coarse and fine solid impurities, that are bigger than the
mesh size of the permanent filter inserts used and which as aeration cells cause pitting corrosion
and consequently can result in malfunctions of valves, control and regulating devices as well as
sensitive devices.
The two alternatively switching filter chambers enable backwashing with filtered water without
interruption of operation. Hence this backwashing system enables cleaning of the permanent filter
inserts, without unfiltered water simultaneously being able to reach the pure water side and
consequently the downstream building installation.

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4 Function description
The functional sequence of a backwash takes place automatically (time or differential pressure
controlled) by the electrical control unit of the JUDO backwash protection filter. Here, the linear
drive controls the filter flap to the "operation" and "backwash" position based on the pulses from
the Hall effect sensor. These are factory-set to the size of the JUDO backwash protection filter. Via
the control of the 3/2-way solenoid valve, the diaphragm valve is opened by means of control air
provided by the customer and the backwash water is discharged into the sewer.
Operation:
If the filter flap controlled via the linear drive is in the operating position, the raw water to be filtered
flows through both filter chambers, whereby all impurities that are larger than the mesh size of the
backwash protection filter used are retained on the permanent filter inserts. When doing so, the
diaphragm valve is closed.
Backwash of the filter chambers:
If the filter flap is brought into the backwash position for filter chamber 1 via the linear drive and the
diaphragm valve is opened by means of on-site control air via the 3/2-way solenoid valve, the
impurities on the permanent filter insert of the 1st filter chamber are flushed out via the diaphragm
valve. At the same time, the 2nd filter chamber remains operating so that filtered water can
continue to be withdrawn.
If the linear drive switches the filter flap to flush the 2nd filter chamber, the impurities on the
permanent filter insert of the 2nd filter chamber are flushed out via the diaphragm valve. At the
same time, filtered water can be withdrawn via the 1st filter chamber. After completion of the
backwash, the linear drive switches the filter flap to the operating position and the diaphragm valve
is closed by the 3/2-way solenoid valve.
Note
To obtain an effective backwashing outcome, a flow pressure downstream of
the backwash protection filter of at least 1.5 bar as well as a backwash water
flow that corresponds to approx. half of the rated flow are required (observe
Chap. 3.4)!
If these values are undershot, for example, if there is a free outlet downstream
of the backwash protection filter or if open circuits exist (cooling circuit), then
adequate backwashing results are no longer guaranteed!

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Dependent on the degree of soiling of the permanent filter inserts of the
backwash protection filter, multiple backwashing processes may also be
necessary!
4.1 3/2-way solenoid valve
Fig. 2: 3/2-way solenoid valve
Note
Use PTFE tape for the connections on the 3/2-way solenoid valve!
The valve used is designed as a direct-acting 3/2 folding armature solenoid valve, pre-assembled
at the factory and serves as a pilot valve for the diaphragm valve. The magnet system and the
medium chamber are separated from each other by a separating diaphragm system. Output A is
discharged in the de-energised state. The valve has a long service life even when running dry and
is suitable for neutral, abrasive and slightly contaminated media (e.g. water, compressed air, city
gas, hydraulic oil, oils and greases without additives). The nominal operating mode is designed for
continuous operation 100 % ED. The hand lever can be locked after pressing it by turning it
clockwise. As soon as the linear drive has reached its end position for backwashing the respective
filter chamber, the 3/2-way solenoid valve opens for the time programmed under parameter "MV
Top" or "MV Bottom".
4.2 Diaphragm valve
The diaphragm valve is opened by the 3/2-way solenoid valve by means of control air when the
backwash protection filter is backwashed and discards the resulting backwash water into the
sewer. After the backwash process, it is closed again by the 3/2-way solenoid valve. Actuation
takes place via a low-maintenance diaphragm drive.
Hand lever
A
R
P
Pin assignment:
A = Diaphragm valve (observe chap. 4.2)
P = Control air (on site)
R = JUDO silencer

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The diaphragm valve is insensitive to media containing particles and is suitable for neutral,
gaseous and liquid media that do not negatively affect the physical and chemical properties of the
housing and diaphragm material.
Fig. 3: Diaphragm valve
The direction of flow of the operating medium and the installation position of the diaphragm valve
are arbitrary. In the idle state, the diaphragm valve is closed by spring force. The diaphragm valve
opens when the drive is activated by control air. Venting the drive through the 3/2-way solenoid
valve causes the diaphragm valve to close by spring force.
4.3 TP control
Filtered out impurities from the raw water remain on the permanent filter inserts so that there is an
increased differential pressure between filter inlet and outlet which is registered by the differential
pressure gauge. If the differential pressure reaches the value set for S1 on the differential pressure
gauge and remains there for at least 20 seconds, the triggering of the automatic filter backwash is
released to the control unit via microswitch S1.

Creation date: 15/02/10 Change date: 22.02.23 JUDO Wasseraufbereitung GmbH
Release date: 17/02/10 Version: 1.000 Postfach 380 •D-71351 Winnenden
Operating instructions: JUDO Backwash Protection Filter JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 65 - 100 Tel. [phone] •Fax [phone]
E-mail: inf[email protected]
Subject to changes in the interests of technical progress!
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Note
As there is only a differential pressure at the filter in flowing water, the
triggering of the backwash by the differential pressure gauge only takes place
during water consumption!
The differential pressure controlled backwash has priority over the weekly
timers or the interval flush!
The weekly timers are not affected by the differential pressure controlled
backwash!
During long idle periods, backwashing is carried out time-dependently via the
programmable weekly timers or interval flushing of the control unit, whereby
these must be adapted to the conditions and requirements on site!
Backwashing should be carried out at least once a month!
If the differential pressure is still present after the 10th backwash or after
approximately 5 minutes, a fault indication is issued and the control unit locks
the system!
If the differential pressure does not reduce, the cause must be cleared, the
control unit briefly switched off and the fault indication acknowledged with the
key!

Creation date: 15/02/10 Change date: 22.02.23 JUDO Wasseraufbereitung GmbH
Release date: 17/02/10 Version: 1.000 Postfach 380 •D-71351 Winnenden
Operating instructions: JUDO Backwash Protection Filter JRSF-HW-A-TP DN 65 - 100 Tel. [phone] •Fax [phone]
E-mail: inf[email protected]
Subject to changes in the interests of technical progress!
20-56
4.3.1 Differential pressure gauge
Fig. 4: Differential pressure gauge
Note
Please observe the separate installation and operating instructions of your
JUDO differential pressure gauge!
The differential pressure gauge is connected via the pressure-resistant control lines to the
connection (+) in the filter inlet and connection (-) in the filter outlet and registers an increased
differential pressure between the filter inlet and outlet. If the differential pressure reaches the value
set for S1 on the differential pressure gauge, a signal for automatic triggering of the filter backwash
can be detected via microswitch S1. A fault indication can optionally be detected via microswitch
S2 when its set value S2 is reached.
If necessary, the zero point must be adjusted via the correction screw, and the control lines must
also be vented before commissioning.