Danfoss FA11 In Bottom Out Back Cooling Kit User Guide

Installation Guide
In-bottom/Out-back Cooling Kit for FA11-FA12
iC7 Series Frequency Converters

Overview

1.1 Description
The in-bottom/out-back cooling kit fits FA11 and FA12 frequency converters mounted in Rittal TS8 cabinets with widths of 600 mm (24 in) or 800 mm (32 in). When the kit is installed, air flows into the bottom duct and out through the back duct of the frequency converter. See Illustration 1.

Illustration 1: Direction of Airflow with Kit Installed

1. Top cover
2. Frequency converter
3. Bottom duct assembly| 4. Back channel airflow (intake)
5. Back channel airflow (exhaust)
6. Mounting plate
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1.2 Kit Numbers
Use these instructions with the following kits.

Table 1: In-bottom/Out-back Cooling Kits

1.3 Items Supplied
The following parts are contained in the kit.

Table 2: Items Supplied in In-bottom/Out-back Cooling Kits

Installation

2.1 Safety Information

NOTICE

QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
Only qualified, Danfoss authorized personnel are allowed to install the parts described in these installation instructions.

• Disassembly and reassembly of the frequency converter must be done in accordance with the service guide.
• Use the standard fastener torque values from the service guide, unless the torque value is specified in these instructions.

WARNING

DISCHARGE TIME (40 MINUTES)
The frequency converter contains DC-link capacitors, which can remain charged even when the frequency converter is not powered. High voltage can be present even when the warning LED indicator lights are off. Failure to wait 40 minutes after power has been removed before performing service or repair work can result in death or serious injury.

• Stop the motor.
• Disconnect AC mains and remote DC-link power supplies, including battery back-ups, UPS, and DC-link connections to other frequency converters.
• Disconnect or lock the motor.
• Disconnect any brake option.
• Disconnect any DC connector option.
• Wait 40 minutes for the DC-link capacitors to discharge fully.
• Before performing any service or repair work, measure the voltage level to verify that the capacitors are fully discharged.

WARNING

ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD
The frequency converter contains dangerous voltages when connected to mains voltage. Improper installation, and installing or servicing with power connected, can cause death, serious injury, or equipment failure.

• Only use qualified electricians for the installation.
• Disconnect the frequency converter from all power sources before installation or service.
• Treat the frequency converter as live whenever the mains voltage is connected.
• Follow the guidelines in these instructions and local electrical safety codes.

NOTICE

ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE
Electrostatic discharge can damage components.

• Ensure electrostatic discharge before touching internal frequency converter components, for example by touching a grounded, conductive surface or by wearing a grounded armband.

2.2 Installation Overview

NOTICE

APPLYING GASKETS
This kit contains self-adhesive gaskets to ensure a proper seal between metal parts.

• Before affixing a gasket, check that the part matches the gasket and that no holes are covered.

Illustration 2: Overview of In-bottom /Out-back Cooling Kit

1. Duct support gasket
2. Duct support bracket
3. M5x14 screw
4. M5x18 screw
5. Bottom duct assembly
6. M5 hex nut| 7. Base plate
8. Top cover
9. Top gasket
10. Back duct assembly
11. Opening for duct
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2.3 Creating Vent Opening in the Mounting Plate
To create mounting holes and a back vent opening in the mounting plate, use the following steps. Use the dimensions in Illustration 3 for FA11 frequency converters in 600 mm (24 in) cabinets, and Illustration 4 for FA11 frequency converters in 800 mm (32 in) cabinets. Use the dimensions in Illustration 5 for FA12 frequency converters in 800 mm (32 in) cabinets.

Procedure

1. Drill 6 mounting holes in the back of the frequency converter using the dimensions in the template.

2. Insert 6 M10 pem self-clinching nuts (not supplied) in the mounting holes.

3. Cut out the vent opening in the mounting plate using the dimensions in the template.
   The opening must match the frequency converter vent opening.

4. Drill 6 screw holes around the vent opening using the dimensions in the template.
   The holes must match the holes in the inner flange of the back duct.
   

2.4 Creating Vent Opening in the Backplate
To create a vent opening in the cabinet backplate, use the following steps. Use the dimensions in Illustration 6 for 600 mm (24 in) cabinets, and Illustration 7 for 800 mm (32 in) cabinets.

Procedure

1. Cut out the vent opening in the cabinet backplate using the template dimensions.
   The opening must match the frequency converter vent opening.

2. Drill 8 screw holes (6 mm) around the vent opening using the template dimensions.
   The holes must match the holes in the outer flange of the back duct.
   

2.5 Installing the Top Cover
To install the top cover, use the following steps. See Illustration 8.

Procedure

1. Remove paper backing from the top gasket to expose the adhesive.

2. Adhere the top gasket to the underside of the top cover.

3. Remove the M5x14 screws (T25) surrounding the sides and back of the vent in the top of the frequency converter.
   Retain the screws. Fx11 converters have 6 screws; Fx12 converters have 7 screws.

4. Loosen 3 M5x12 screws (T25) at the front of the vent in the top surface of the frequency converter.

5. Slide the edge of the top cover plate under the 3 loosened screws, positioning the plate over the vent in the top of the frequency converter. 6. Secure the top cover plate with the M5x14 screws (T25) removed previously in step 3.
   Torque all screws to 2.3 Nm (20 in-lb).
   

2.6 Assembling the Bottom Duct
The bottom duct is a telescopic duct that collapses to simplify installation. To assemble the duct before installation, use the following steps. Refer to Illustration 9.

Procedure

1. Cut the strip of ribbed EPDM rubber seal into 2 pieces of 990 mm (39.0 in).
2. Peel the paper off the self-adhesive seals. Place 1 strip on the outside bottom edge of the inner sleeve of the duct, and 1 strip on the upper inside edge of the outer sleeve of the duct.
3. With the rubber seal in place, carefully slide the inner sleeve of the duct into the outer sleeve.
   1. Inner sleeve of duct
   2. Ribbed EPDM rubber seal| 3. Outer sleeve of duct
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2.7 Installing the Duct Support Bracket
The duct support bracket attaches the bottom duct to the lower end of the cooling back channel. To install the bracket, use the following steps. Refer to Illustration 10.

Procedure

1. Remove the paper backing from the duct support gasket.
2. Adhere the gasket to the upper surface of the duct support bracket.
3. Position the bracket at the lower end of the cooling back channel.
4. Secure the bracket to the back channel of the frequency converter using 8 M5x14 screws (T25) from the kit.
   Torque fasteners to 2.3 Nm (20 in-lb).
   1. Frequency converter
   2. Back channel
   3. Duct support gasket
   4. Duct support bracket
   5. Upper flange of duct
   6. Cabinet base plate| 7. Bottom duct assembly
   8. Opening for duct
   9. M5x14 screw
   10. M5x18 screw
   11. M5 hex nut
   12. Threaded stud
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2.8 Installing the Base Plate and Bottom Duct
To attach the bottom duct to the base plate of the cabinet, use the following steps. Refer to Illustration 11.

Procedure

1. Remove the base plate from the Rittal cabinet and replace it with the base plate from the kit, which has a vent opening for the bottom duct.
2. Position the bottom duct over the vent opening in the base plate.
3. Place the holes in the lower flange of the duct over the 6 threaded studs surrounding the opening in the base plate.
4. Fasten 6 M5 hex nuts (T25) to the threaded studs.
5. Collapse the duct and install the base plate between the pedestal and the cabinet frame using the existing fasteners.
   

2.9 Mounting the Frequency Converter
To install the mounting plate and frequency converter in the cabinet, use the following steps. Refer to Illustration 12.

Procedure

1. Remove the paper backing from both 6-hole gaskets, exposing the adhesive.

2. Adhere 1 gasket around the vent opening on each side of the mounting plate.

3. Position the mounting plate in the Rittal cabinet, aligning the top mounting plate hole with the 5th hole from the top of the cabinet rails.
   Check that the pem nuts face the back of the cabinet.

4. Fasten the mounting plate to the cabinet rails with 14 M5x10 thread-forming screws.

5. Loosely fasten 3 M10 screws (not supplied) into the pem nuts at the lower end of the mounting plate.
   Check that the screws are secure. The base of the frequency converter rests on the screws.

6. Slightly lean the top of the frequency converter forward and set the cutouts in the base onto the 3 screws.

7. Slowly push the top of the frequency converter back against the mounting plate until the top 3 pem nuts line up with the holes in the frequency converter.

8. Secure the top of the frequency converter using 3 M10 screws.
   Torque the 6 M10 screws to 19 Nm (170 in-lb).
   1. Frequency converter
   2. Rittal cabinet
   3. Mounting plate
   4. Backplate
   5. M5 clip-on nut| 6. Back duct
   7. M6x12 screw
   8. M5x18 screw
   9. 8-hole gaskets
   10. 6-hole gaskets
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2.10 Attaching the Bottom Duct to the Duct Support Bracket
After the frequency converter is installed on the mounting plate, attach the telescopic bottom duct to the duct support bracket using the following steps.

Procedure

1. Extend the telescopic bottom duct upward until the upper flange of the duct is positioned against the duct support bracket.
2. Secure the duct to the bracket with 4 M5x14 screws (T25).
   Torque fasteners to 2.3 Nm (20 in-lb).

2.11 Installing the Backplate and Back Duct
To attach the cabinet backplate and the back duct, use the following steps.

Procedure

1. Position the backplate on the back rails of the cabinet behind the mounting plate.
2. Secure the backplate to the rails using the existing fasteners.
3. Slide 8 M5 clip-on nuts over the screw holes around the duct opening in the backplate.
4. Remove the paper backing from both 8-hole gaskets, exposing the adhesive.
5. Adhere 1 gasket to the back and 1 gasket to the front of the back duct outer flange.
6. Position the back duct in the hole created for it in the mounting plate and backplate.
7. Fasten the inner flange of the back duct with 6 M6x12 screws (T30). Torque to 3.9 Nm (35 in-lb).
8. Fasten the outer flange of the duct with 8 M5x18 screws (T25).
   Torque fasteners to 2.3 Nm (20 in-lb).

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