Samsung MOS-C1 User manual

INSTALLATION
MANUAL
MOS-C1
DB98-29348A(1)E
ERV
(Energy Recovery Ventilator)
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WARNING
Risk of death or serious personal
injury.
CAUTION
Potential risk of personal injury or
material damage.
WARNING
Please contact the Service
Center for installation.
 Improper installation may cause
damage to the product, water
leakage, electric shock, or fire.
Always use rated voltage.
 Improper voltage may cause
damage to the product and/or
fire.
Check if the product
is properly installed in
accordance with the manual.
 Improper installation may cause
electric shock or fire.
Do not disassemble or
modify any part of the
product.
Contact the Service Center for
maintenance to prevent product
malfunction, electric shock and
fire.
Contact a qualified technician
for reinstallation or transfer of
a unit.
 Potential risk of electric shock or
fire.
All electrical maintenance
should be performed by
a qualified technician in
accordance with local
regulations and instruction
manuals.
 Improper handling of the
product may cause damage to
the product or fire.
This information is provided to prevent personal injury and material damage.
Please read all safety information before use
SAFETY INFORMATION
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 SAFETY INFORMATION (Continued)
CAUTION
Do not expose the product to
excessive heat or flammable
sources
Potential risk of fire hazard or
explosion.
Install the product in a place
without moisture.
 Moisture may cause damage to
the product and electric shock.
Use only rated parts for
installation.
 Potential risk of electric shock or
fire.
Electric wiring should be
properly connected and
fixed.
 Potential risk of fire hazard or
explosion.
Avoid tension on electric wires.
 Wires may break and cause fire.
Ensure proper ground has
been established when
installing the product. Do not
connect the ground cable of
the unit to a gas pipe, a water
pipe or a telephone line.
 Potential risk of electric shock.
Ensure no water gets into the
product.
 Potential risk of electric shock or
fire.
Disconnect the product
from power supply during
maintenance.
 Potential risk of electric shock.
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INSTALLATION OF CO2 SENSOR
Parts
Parts CO2 Sensor
QTY 1
Image
Instructions
Applicable Models: RHF025EE
2) Unscrew the three bolts from the
maintenance cover.
1) Turn off the power and
disconnect the product from
power supply.
Back
Front
Top
Bolt
3) Unhook the clip from the
maintenance cover.
Clip
Cable Bolt Cable Tie INSU Installation
manual
11111
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 INSTALLATION OF CO2 SENSOR (Continued)
4) Disengage the connector attached
to the damper for ventilation
switch.
 Pull the body part outward to
disengage the connector.
B-Part
A-Part
5) Unscrew the four bolts and
disengage the B-Part of the
bracket body element from the
product.
6) Pull up the strings to disengage
the heat exchange from the
product.
7) Unscrew the four bolts and
disengage the A-Part of the
bracket body element from the
product.
8) Pull the cushion bypass to
disengage it form the product
as illustrated.
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9) Attach the INSU to a place where
CO2 Sensor is to be positioned.
10) Position the CO2 Sensor onto the
hole and secure in place with a
bolt.
 It is connected to the RA duct.
11) Secure the cable to the two
cable holders using cable ties.
12) Take out the connector together
with the cable through the cable
outlet.
13) Connect the connector to the
CO2 Sensor as illustrated.
INSU
CO2
Sensor
Bolt
Cable Tie
Cable
Outlet
 INSTALLATION OF CO2 SENSOR (Continued)
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1) Turn off the power and
disconnect the product from
power supply.
 It is not necessary to disassemble
the product to replace or clean
the fan, motor, heat exchange
unit, or dust filter.
2) Unscrew the two bolts from
the maintenance cover and
disengage them from the hook.
 After disengaging the maintenance
cover, check 2 heat exchange units
and 2 dust filters.
 All work should be carried out
through the maintenance opening
from this point.
3) Disengage the heat exchange
units and dust filters from the
product.
 Make sure to disengage the
filters first.
 Both heat exchange units should
be disengaged from the product.
4) Unscrew the bolt and
disengage the heat exchange
unit guide on the right side from
the product.
Instructions
 Applicable Models: RHF 035EE/RHF050EE/RHF080EE/RHF100EE
Back
Front
Top
Bolt
Bolt
Heat Exchange Unit
Dust Filter
Heat Exchange Unit
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5) Unscrew the four bolts and
remove the electric system cover.
6) Position the INSU in the hole
located on the right side of the
damper.
7) Connect the white terminal of the
cable to the CO2 Sensor.
8) Position the CO2 Sensor onto the
hole and secure in place with a
bolt.
Bolt
INSU
CO2
Sensor
Bolt
 INSTALLATION OF CO2 SENSOR (Continued)
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10) Take out the CO2 Sensor cable
together with other cables and
reassemble the guide filter.
11) Take out the CO2 Sensor cable
together with other cables
through the outlet located on
the PCB board.
12) Connect the connector to the
CO2 Sensor as illustrated.
 Reassemble in reverse order of
disassembly
9) Secure the cable to the two
holders using cable ties. Cable Tie
Guide Filter
 INSTALLATION OF CO2 SENSOR (Continued)
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INSTALLATION OF PCB OPTION
Configuration of CO2 Sensor
 Switch off the K9 of SW06 in the MAIN PCB to set the CO2 Sensor to “Use” mode.
K9 K10 K11 K12
Checking Operation after Power-on
1) Check if LED1 flashes once every 6 seconds or so.
LED1
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