Wolf CWL-300 Excellent User manual

HEAT-RECOVERY-UNIT
CWL - 300 (B)
CWL - 400 (B)
WITH OPTION-PCB
Installation Instructions
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2 Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB
Table of contents
Application 1 3
Assembly option PCB Assembly option PCB by installer
Connections option PCB
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Controlpanel LED-display controlpanel
Menustrukture controlpanel
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6
Settings Reading out settings
Reading out settings by the user
Reading out settings by the installer
Read out data user/ installer
Modifying settings
Modifying settings bij the user
Modifying settings by the installer
Explanation setting parameters
Setting range and factory settings parameters
Modifying setting parameters
Switch input incident
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Programmable contact 1
Programmable contact 2
Humidity sensor input
Input for CO2-sensor
Control postheater up to 1000 W
Control preheater up to 1000 W
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Wiring diagram proportional input 1
Wiring diagram proportional input 2
Wiring diagram postheater
Wiring diagram preheater
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Notes
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Declaration of conformity 18
Chapter Page

Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB 3
Application Chapter 1
The functionality of CWL 300 & 400 can be extended with the
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(§ 2.2 and chapter 6) and what the setting parameters are
(§ 4.3). For general information on the CWL-series we refer to
the installation instructions of the CWL- 300/400.
The CWL-appliance can be equipped with an option pcb.
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Input 0-10 V for a carbon dioxide sensor
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Input 0-10 V for a moisture sensor
When the moisture content in the dwelling increases, for in-
stance when someone is taking a shower, this sensor automa-
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trolled, for example by using a time switch.
Switching output for bedroom valve 24 VAC
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If it is recommended to combine the discharge of the central
heating and the CWL appliance, the CWL connection to the
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Control for preheater up to 1000 W
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The option pcb con-
tains a control for a preheater up to 1000 W.
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be connected to the option pcb without separate control. The
hook-up wire of the preheater must be fed into the appliance;
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option pcb (see § 6.6).
It is also possible to connect a preheater to the basic pcb of the
CWL-appliance if no option pcb is mounted (see §9.4 of the
installation instructions CWL-300/400).
Control for postheater up to 1000 W
The postheater ensures that the supply air that is blown into
the dwelling can be kept at the preset temperature. That way
additional warmth can be brought into the dwelling. The option
pcb contains a control for a postheater up to 1000 W. The pos-
theater can be connected to the option pcb without separate
control. The hook-up wire of the postheater must be fed into
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nected to the option pcb (see § 6.5).
Two freely programmable make contact inputs
These inputs make it possible :
• to open the bypass without regard for the temperature con-
ditions;
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frost protection;
• to switch the input low when the bypass opens.
Switch input for incidents
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alarm is triggered, the appliance switches to incident mode.
As standard that is set to switch off the fans.

4 Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB
1 Switch off the appliance on the control panel (simulta-
neously press keys "OK” and “-“ for 3 seconds) and switch
off the power supply.
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bypass unit) and unscrew the four hexagon socket bolts
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unit from the appliance.
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foam parts in the appliance.
Chapter 2 Assembly option PCB
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2.1 Assembly option pcb by installer
Only for CWL-appliance equipped with the
optional bypass unit!
without bypass unit with bypass unit
without bypass unit with bypass unit

Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB 5
7 Slide the fan unit forward from the appliance far enough to
access the basic pcb.
8 Mount the 6 pcb feet that came with the option pcb. Then
press the option pcb on the pcb feet and connect the 2
cables from the option pcb to the basic pcb (connector X12
and X13; see also §9.4 in the installation instructions CWL
300/400). Connect the desired options to the option pcb;
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the top panel and feed the additional cables through those
out of the appliance.
9 Slide the fan unit back into the appliance.
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11 Place the heat exchanger back into the appliance.
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the exchanger.
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15 Switch on the appliance on the control panel (simultane-
ously press keys “OK” and “+“ for 3 seconds).
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dication must be reset by pressing key “OK” for 1 second.
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The moment the option pcb is connected, it will automatically
be detected by the basic pcb.
A = Switching input for incident
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C = Programmable make contact P1
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• F Function key / switching on and off parameter menu
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Chapter 3 Controlpanel
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the parameter set. The user has the parameter set "user"; a
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the installer.

Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB 7
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installer. Pressing keys “F” and “OK” for 3 seconds calls up all
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tion 4.2.1); pressing key "+" calls up the installer and user data
and pressing key "-" takes you back to step no. 1.
After 5 minutes this menu automatically disappears and the
display will show the operational situation again.
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Settings Chapter 4
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4.1 Reading out settings
4.1.1 Read out settings by the user
4.1.2 Read out settings by the installer
4.1.3 Readout data user / installer
The next page (page 6) contains a table with all step numbers,
with description, for the user as well as the installer.
4.2 Modifying settings
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4.2.1 Modifying settings by the user
The user can modify a limited number of settings, that is U1 to
U8 inc. (see table section § 4.2.3); how to modify these settings
is shown in the menu structure diagram §6.5 and described in
detail in §6.2 of the installation instructions CWL-300/400.
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menu; key “-” always takes you back to step 0. Modifying set-
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Chapter 4 Settings
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Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB 9
The installer can modify more settings. When parameters are
set incorrectly, the appliance can no longer perform up to stan-
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refer to the menu structure diagram § 6.5.1 in the installation
instructions CWL-300/400. The following actions are required
to modify the settings from operational mode.
(By way of example parameter I8 is changed from 1 to 2.)
1. Press key “F” during 3 seconds
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2. Press key “F” and “OK” for 3 se-
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setting.
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10 Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB
Chapter 4 Settings
U1 to U5 & U8 These settings are described in chapters 6.2 , 6.3 and 6.7.3 of the general installation instructions CWL 300/400(B).
U6 Target temperature postheater (only if a postheater is mounted)
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A = only 3-way switch
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I1 - I19 These settings are described in chapters 6.4 and 6.7.3 of the general installation instructions CWL 300/400(B)
P1 Air quantity input fan when incident input is switched
P2 Air quantity output fan when incident input is switched
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2 = link to bypass conditions
3 = link to frost conditions
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The user-adjustable parameters are indicated with “U”.
The installer-adjustable parameters are indicated with “I” (basic pcb) and “P” (option pcb).
4.2.3 Explanation setting parameters

Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB 11
Settings Chapter 4
4.2.4 Setting range and factory setting parameters
User
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parameter Description Setting range Factory setting
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U 2 9ROXPHVHWWLQJ 50..(max. -5) 150 CWL-300/ 200 CWL-400
U 3 9ROXPHVHWWLQJ 50..300 CWL-300/ 50..400 CWL-400 225 CWL-300/ 300 CWL-400
U 4 Minimum atmospheric temperature bypass 5..20 10
U 5 Minimum indoor temperature bypass 18..30 22
U 6 Target temperature postheater 0..30 0
U 7 Modus proportional inputs A,b,C,d A
U 8 N.a. 0.1 0 (off)
I 1 Fixed imbalance -100..+100 0
I 2 No contact step 0,1,2,3 1
I 3 N.a. 2,3 2
I 4 Switch setting 1 0,1,2,3 1
I 5 Switch setting 2 0,1,2,3 2
I 6 Switch setting 3 0,1,2,3 3
I 7 Imbalance permissible 0.1 1 (Yes)
I 8 Bypass mode 0.1, 2 1
I 9 Hysteresis indoor temperature bypass 0..5 2
I 10 Constant pressure switched off 0.1 0 (no)
I 11 Preheater or postheater 0, 1, 2, 3 0
I 12 Offset temperature preheater -30 ...+30 0,5
I 13 Filter message on/off 1, 0 1 (on)
I 14 Option pcb present 1, 0 0 (no)
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I 16 Fan off 1,2,3 1 (output fan)
I 17 Repeat time 1 .. 24 24 (hour)
I 18 Min. switch-off time fan(s) 1 .. 240 60 (second)
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P3 Bedroom correction input fan -100..+100 -20
P4 Bedroom correction output fan -100..+100 -20
P5 Link make contact 1 0,1,2,3,4 0
P6 Input mode make contact 1 0,1,2,3 0
P7 Output mode make contact 1 0,1,2,3 1
P8 Link make contact 2 0,1,2,3,4 0
P9 Input mode make contact 2 0,1,2,3 0
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12 Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB
Parameter U6 must be set on the control panel. U6 shows the
target temperature of the postheater. The setting parameters
are shown in § 4.2.4.
Refer to § 6.5 for connecting the postheater.
Chapter 4 Settings
4.3 Modifying setting parameters
Chapter 1 indicates the connection possibilities offered by the
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meters must also be set on the control panel. Setting or mo-
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4.3.1 Switch input incidents
Parameters P1 and P2 must be set on the control panel.
P1 represents the air quantity of the input fan and P2 re-
presents the air quantity of the output
fan. When the switch
contact is made, both fans will run at the preset air quanti-
ties P1 and P2. The setting parameters as shown in § 4.2.4.
4.3.2 Switch input bedroom valve
Parameters P3 and P4 must be set on the control panel. P3
represents the additional air quantity of the input fan and P4
represents the additional air quantity of the output fan. When
the switch contact is made, both fans will run at the air quantity
of the 3-way switch, increased by the preset air quantities P3
and P4. The setting parameters are shown in § 4.2.4.
4.3.3 Programmable make contact 1
Parameters P5, P6 and P7 must be set on the control panel. P5
indicates where make contact 1 must be linked to, P6 and P7
indicate what the air quantity must be for the input and output
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4.3.4 Programmable make contact 2
Parameters P8, P9 and P10 must be set on the control panel. P8
indicates where make contact 2 must be linked to, P9 and P10
indicate what the air quantity must be for the input and output
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4.3.5 Humidity sensor input
Parameters U7, P11, P12 and P13 must be set on the control
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input. P13 shows the integration time of the PI controller. The
setting parameters are shown in § 4.2.4.
4.3.6 Input for CO2 sensor
Parameters U7, P14, P15 and P16 must be set on the control
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input. P16 shows the integration time of the PI controller. The
setting parameters are shown in § 4.2.4.
4.3.7 Control postheater up to 1000 W
4.3.8 Control preheater up to 1000 W
Parameter U17 must be set on the control panel. P17 indicates
whether or not a preheater is present. The setting parameters
are shown in § 4.2.4.
Refer to § 6.6 for connecting the preheater.

Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB 13
Faults Chapter 5
Fault code Cause Action user Action installer
F2
The input fan has stopped. Contact the installer. • Replace the input fan.
F5
The output fan has stopped. Contact the installer. •Replace the output fan
.
F9
The temperature sensor that
measures the temperature of
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The appliance operates as ex-
pected, but the bypass is out of
operation.
Contact the installer.
• Check the wiring from the sensor to the
basic pcb.
• Check the sensor connection to the
wiring.
• Replace the sensor.
F10
The temperature sensor that
measures the temperature of
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The appliance operates as ex-
pected, but the bypass is out of
operation
.
Contact the installer.
• Check the wiring from the sensor
to the basic pcb.
• Check the sensor connection to
the wiring.
• Replace the sensor
.
F11
The postheater sensor is not
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cuited or it has come loose.
CWL operates as expected, but
the postheater is out of opera-
tion.
Contact the installer.
• Check the wiring and the connection to
the postheater sensor.
• Replace the sensor.
5.1 Fault codes table CWL 300/400(B) with option pcb

14 Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB
Chapter 6 Electric diagrams
6.1 Connection diagram bedroom valve 24 VAC
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Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB 15
Electric diagrams Chapter 6
6.3 Wiring diagram proportional input 1
A = Connection proportional input 1 (e.g. moisture sensor)
B = Connection proportional input 2
P = Option pcb
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A = Connection proportional input 1
B = Connection proportional input 2 (e.g. CO
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6.4 Wiring diagram proportional input 2

16 Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB
Chapter 6 Electric diagrams
6.5 Wiring diagram postheater
A = Heating coil (max. 1000 W)
B = Maximum safety
C = Temperature sensor
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E = Cables to be connected by installer
F = Option pcb
L = LED maximum safety switched on
C1 = Brown
C2 = Blue
C3 = Green/yellow
C4 = Black
C5 = Yellow
The postheater sensor is connected to the X1 connectors no.
9 and no. 10 of the option pcb.
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connectors no. 3 and no. 4 of the option pcb.
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A = Heating coil (max. 1000 W)
B = Maximum safety
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D = Cable to be connected by installer
E = Option pcb
L = LED Maximum safety operational
C1 = Brown
C2 = Blue
C3 = Green/yellow
C4 = Black
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connectors no. 1 and no. 2 of the option pcb.
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6.6 Wiring diagram preheater

Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB 17
Service Chapter 7
7.1 Article codes spare parts
Description Producte code
Option PCB 27 44 517
7.2 Notes

18 Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB
EU - DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Wolf GmbH
Industriestraße 1
D-84048 Mainburg
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Designation Heat Recovery units witgh option PCB
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harmonized organization guiding principles
Standards: DIN EN 294 Machine safety –
Safety margins against reaching danger places with the upper
appliance measured
DIN EN 349 Machine safety –
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parts of the body
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harmonized EN 60730 Automatic electrical Regulation- and Safety equipment
Standards: EN 61000-6-2 and -3 Electromagnetic compatibility
EN 61000-3-2 and -3 Electromagnetic compatibility
Mainburg, den 12.03.08
Dr. Fritz Hille
Technical managing director
Gerdewan Jacobs
Technical manager
Wolf GmbH D-84048 Mainburg Postbox 1380 Tel. +49(0)8751/74-0 Fax +49(0)8751/741600 Internet www.wolf-heiztechnik.de

Heat Recovery unit CWL-300(B) / CWL-400(B) with option PCB 19

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Wolf GmbH D-84048 Mainburg Postbox 1380 Tel. +49(0)8751/74-0 Fax +49(0)8751/741600 Internet www.wolf-heiztechnik.de
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