Emerson Liebert iCOM Manual De Usuario
Operation
Liebert
®
iCOM
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Air Economizer Emergency Override
The Liebert Air Economizer can be configured to override SA04 through SA07 in the event the facility
gets too hot. This override becomes active if the room temperature exceeds an adjustable high
temperature high return temperature threshold set on line SA10. The emergency override will open
the outdoor air damper and close the indoor air damper. The override function can be delayed after a
fan start on line SA11, allowing airflow to pass over the room sensor to get an accurate reading before
any emergency modes are activated. When the economizer is operating in emergency mode, an Eco
Emergency Override event will be triggered.
3.5.4 Adjust the Restricted Airflow Switch on the Liebert Air Economizer
The restricted airflow switch inside the cooling unit must be adjusted for the Liebert Air Economizer
to operate properly and efficiently. To adjust the switch:
1. Inspect all connections, restore power to operate the unit’s blower.
2. Go to the Service Menus, Diagnostic / Service Mode.
3. Enter the Service Menu password 5010.
4. Enable manual mode on line S313. The unit will shut Off.
5. Go to line S314 Motors and change the value displayed from No to Yes. This will allow the
1. Inspect all connections, restore power to operate the unit’s blower.
2. Go to the Service Menus, Diagnostic / Service Mode.
3. Enter the Service Menu password 5010.
4. Enable manual mode on line S313. The unit will shut Off.
5. Go to line S314 Motors and change the value displayed from No to Yes. This will allow the
evaporator fan to run with the outside air damper at minimum position.
6. Confirm the fan is running at minimum speed. This is shown on line S343 “Analog Out 3” of the
Diagnostics / Service Mode.
7. Confirm the outside air damper has moved to the minimum position by visually checking damper
position.
8. Find the restricted airflow switch in the cooling unit (Figure 35 shows the switch location in both
the Liebert CW
™
and Liebert DS
™
).
9. Turn the restricted airflow switch alarm setpoint knob clockwise until it trips. The cooling unit
will also alarm.
a. Place a voltmeter on Terminal 56 and on the chassis ground.
b. Turn the airflow sensor counterclockwise until the voltmeter indicates 0VAC.
c. Turn the airflow sensor adjustment screw clockwise until the voltmeter indicates 24VAC.
d. When the voltmeter shows 24VAC, turn the screw counterclockwise one full turn.
a. Place a voltmeter on Terminal 56 and on the chassis ground.
b. Turn the airflow sensor counterclockwise until the voltmeter indicates 0VAC.
c. Turn the airflow sensor adjustment screw clockwise until the voltmeter indicates 24VAC.
d. When the voltmeter shows 24VAC, turn the screw counterclockwise one full turn.
Once the airflow switch has been calibrated, go to the Service Menus, Diagnostics / Service Mode.
Using the Service Menus password 5010, disable manual mode on line S313.
Cycle power Off to the unit using the I/O button, then turn the unit Off at the disconnect. Cycle power
Cycle power Off to the unit using the I/O button, then turn the unit Off at the disconnect. Cycle power
back On to the disconnect, then press the I/O button once the control has finished booting up. Verify
unit operation as the fan starts and outside damper opens. If a 'Reduced Eco Airflow' alarm occurs
during when the unit starts, the alarm time delay located in Service, Set Alarms may need to be
adjusted higher.
The reduced airflow alarm is latched in the control for 90 minutes after calibration. Acknowledge this
The reduced airflow alarm is latched in the control for 90 minutes after calibration. Acknowledge this
alarm and allow it to clear by pressing the horn button on the control once. The alarm may also be
cleared by shutting Off power to the Liebert iCOM and cycling power to the cooling unit. The unit will
now resume normal operation.
3.6
Temperature Control—Reheat
If the room air temperature becomes too cold, the control will call for heating. Heating mode is
controlled by the Temperature Proportional Band, explained in 3.3 - Temperature Control.
NOTE
Electric Reheat is not allowed during dehumidification. Staged Reheat is used when normal
Electric Reheat is not allowed during dehumidification. Staged Reheat is used when normal
reheat control is selected, the reheats are turned On at the normal control points of 33%, 66%
and 100% without influence if or how the compressors are in operation.
Delayed Reheat is permitted only when one compressor is it operation. As soon as both
Delayed Reheat is permitted only when one compressor is it operation. As soon as both
compressors are working, the electric reheats are turned Off.