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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
A wiring diagram is located under the terminal box cover lid . See
Fig. 2. PG standard compression glands are fitted to allow cable
entry to the terminal box. Motor protection may not be required
with the smaller "AG" circulators, AG 22-05. The larger circulators
need overload protection.
Note: If standard motor starter is used, the overload should
be adjusted in accordance with the full load current shown
on the circulator nameplate. Overload must be readjusted
when speed is changed.
After wiring, direction of rotation should be checked by removing
plug in the centre of the nameplate , see Fig. 5 , which will reveal
the motor shaft. If incorrect, exchange any two supply leads, on 3-
phase circulators. On single-phase circulators check that units are
wired strictly in accordance with Fig. 2. If the system is not filled
with water, circulator should only be run for a short period to pre-
vent damage to circulator bearings which are lubricated by sys-
tem water.
3-phase
L1 U
L2 V
L3 W
L1
L2
L3
L1 U1
W2
L2 V1
U2
L3 W1
V2
3X400/415V
Fig.2
VENTING
Once the system has been filled and pressurized, if required, and
before starting up, the circulator must be vented by removing the
plug positioned in the centre of the nameplate, see Fig.5., the
venting must be tighten before starting the circulator. This process
should be repeated periodically, until all air held in suspension in
the system water, has been removed. On single-case twin
circulators mounted in horizontal pipework, it is possible to fit an
automatic air vent to the top part of the circulator easing.
Fig.3a
Fig.3b
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L1 U
L2 V
L3 W
a
b
Thermal overload
protection
L1 U1
L2 V1
L3 W1
3X230V
Fig.3c
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Fig.4
SPEED SELECTION
All circulator motors fitted with electrical regulators, are wound
suitable for 3 or 4-speed operation. See Fig. 3a, 3b, and 3c. The
regulator must only be operated when the motor is isolated.
All circulators are supplied with speed plugs set at maximum.
Speed plug should always be readjusted to minimum speed, com-
patible with efficient operation of the system.
This will ensure minimum velocity noise and minimum power con-
sumption. Manually regulated circulators should also be read-
justed , see Fig. 4
SERVICE / MAINTENANCE
Armstrong's AG range of glandless circulators are maintenance
free and, in a well designed system, should give many years of
service. If motor shaft is seized as a result of circulator standing
for a long period without use, or by the accumulation of magnetite,
or other impurities, it should be freed. Insert a screwdriver through
W2
vent plug hole into the slot in the end of the shaft and rotate, see
U2
Fig. 5. Circulator can also be stripped down and cleaned, system
V2
drained, flushed out and refilled.
FAULT FINDING
Fault
Cause
The circulator is
Air in system.
running but no flow.
Power supply failure.
Circulator
Loose electrical Con-
will not start.
nections Seized shaft.
Incorrect rotation.
Circulator speed too
Circulator noisy.
high Static head two
low Air in system.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Armstrong hereby declares that this unit complies with the
following relevant provisions
i. EC Machinery Directives 89/392/EEC, 91/368/EEC,
93/44/EEC, 93/68/EEC
Ii. Electromagnatic compatability standard 89/336/EEC, 02/31/
EEC, 93/68/EEC
iii. Applied harmonisation of standards EN809, EN50 081-1,
EN50 082-1, EN50-081-2, EN50-082-2.
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(Unit 1- Armstrong Manufacturing Center)
490-L, 4th Phase, Peenya Industrial Area,
Bangalore, India 650 058
T: +91 (80) 4149 2832
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Fig.5
Action
Vent circulator and system.
Check starter and fuses.
Remake connections.
See above Service/
Maintenance.
Check rotation and correct.
Reduce speed regulator set-
ting.
Increase inlet Pressure. Vent
circulator and system.
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