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1. a damaged MOV caused by a severe surge spike event or over voltage of over 380 volts If normal operation of VRe only the green regulation LED is illuminated and the unit is producing regulated output voltage within 192 to 264 volts does not resume even after correcting one of the above potential error conditions such as AC power restoration circuit breaker in OFF position or by pressing the Bypass Reset switch then defect is inside the VRe VRe 3000 5000 de commissioning steps are a turn off the connected load equipment b unplug disconnect from VRe s output socket or terminal block C turn off the circuit breaker in the rear of VRe unplug disconnect the VRe from input 230VAC mains source Move to a well lit repair bench with tools needed to perform internal parts inspection and possible electrical tests troubleshooting and internal parts repair replacement work Page 7 of 9 VRe Service Manual Rev 1 November 12 2001 Step 2 Internal Parts Visual Inspection 1 2 Place a failed VRe 3000 5000 on a workbench under a bright light Remove the cover of the VRe by loosening the bolts from the sides amp rear Make sure that all the wires amp cable assemblies are in place and there is no loose wire or cable assembly without terminating on a board or part Look for any burn marks on the boards especially under and around the MOV metal oxide varistors which can burn when activated by surge s
2. any fuse shows open or more than 10 ohm then it must be replaced by the fuse of same rated voltage current and operating speed Please call factory for advice If the VRe is not operating normally even with all good fuses then the PZ00062 main board can be sent back to TSi Power for board repair When a new spare or repaired board is received please verify that the frequency selection jumper on the J5 3 pin connector is set correctly For 60Hz countries USA and some Asian and South Central American countries the jumper should be across the top 2 pins while for 50Hz countries Europe most of Africa and some countries in Asia amp South America the jumper should be across the two bottom pins Perform Step 3 in reverse order to put the PZ00062 board back in the VRe Plug in a 100 watt light bulb to VRe s output socket connect the input power cord to 230VAC then verify that VRe is working correctly If you also have a VARIAC variable AC supply then you can change the input voltage from 150 to 335 VAC and verify all the functions described in the VRe General Description section above Page 9 of 9
3. the user resets the system This can be done either by pressing the Bypass Reset button available to the user or by recycling power to the VRe through the circuit breaker It is recommended that the Bypass Reset button be used to attempt the system reset If the VRe transfers again to Bypass this may confirm internal failure and the appropriate service procedure should be initiated When the unit is in the Failsafe Automatic Bypass state it is indicated by a continuously ON Red LED visible to the user alerting the user about the possible immediate need for service The VRe has many failsafe features built into the control logic with the objective of providing continued power to the load even in the unlikely event of internal component failure One important failsafe feature is the elimination of simultaneous conduction of the two Solid State switches used in the regulation and bypass paths respectively Hence as long as one switch is conducting the other is forcibly blocked from conduction In the unlikely event of any one SSR failing short the other is prevented from conducting thus preventing further internal failure and ensuring continued power to the load Another noteworthy failsafe feature is separate and independent control logic for the regulating and bypass subsystems In the unlikely event of a logic failure such fault will be isolated and confined to that subsystem permitting the other subsystem to continue function flawless
4. VRe Service Manual Rev 1 November 12 2001 VRe GENERAL DESCRIPTION The VRe power line conditioner is designed to provide exceptionally high availability of power and offer comprehensive protection from large power line utility fluctuations and disturbances to critical loads such as Telecom Rectifiers and UPS systems VRe provides a regulated output that is well within the input requirements of such critical loads while accepting a wide input voltage range of 160VAC to 330VAC The VRe also protects such critical loads from lightning surges and power transients The VRe has Over Voltage Protection that protects loads from being subjected to excessive input voltage The VRe provides increased availability of power to the critical loads with its built in Failsafe Automatic Bypass that allows the load to be powered even in the unlikely event of internal component failure an The VRe is capable of providing regulated output while operating over a wide input range of 160VAC to 330VAC Unlike most existing power conditioners the VRe is specifically designed to handle this wide range of input voltage at full rated power over the entire specified operating temperature range Upon energization the VRe will provide a regulated nominal output of 220VAC with a regulation range of 7 10 when the input voltage is between 180VAC and 300VAC If the input voltage is beyond this range during energization the output is safely disabled Once
5. West Pierce Avenue Antigo WI 54409 USA Telephone _ 1 715 623 0636 Facsimili 1 715 623 2426 e mail sales tsipower com URL www tsipower com RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS Page 5 of 9 VRe Service Manual Rev 1 Part Number Description Comments PZ00062 Board and heatsink Used in original compact version assembly for VRe of VRe and is not compatible with 3000 5000 230 newer version PZ00062 1 Board and heatsink Used in newer version of VRe and assembly for newer is not compatible with older VRe 3000 5000 versions 0229 0230 0231 PZ00062A LED display board Compatible with all versions of assembly VRe PZ00063 Filter circuit board Compatible with all versions of assembly VRe W2Z00115 12 Circuit connector Used to connect filter and main assembly boards in all versions of VRe TP00125 3 kVA transformer Main buck boost transformer for all 3 kVA units TP00126 5 kVA transformer Main buck boost transformer for all 5 kVA units FC00027 20 A single pole ABB S271K20 used with older 3 circuit breaker kVA VRe units FC00028 32 A single pole ABB S271K25 used with older 5 circuit breaker kVA VRe units FC00017 20 A single pole Carling Switch rocker type used circuit breaker with newer 3 kVA VRe units FC00044 20 A double pole Used with dual phase and non circuit breaker earthed mains Newer 3 kVA units only FC00045 35 A double pole Used with dual phase and non circuit bre
6. aker earthed mains Newer 5 kVA units only JP00076 Mains wiring Phoenix Contact UK10N used terminal for DIN rail on all VRe versions mounting JP00077 Earth wiring Phoenix Contact USLKG10N terminal for DIN rail mounting used on all VRe versions Page 6 of 9 November 12 2001 VRe Service Manual Rev 1 November 12 2001 VRE 3000 5000 STEP BY STEP TROUBLE SHOOTING PROCEDURE Step 1 Visual Status Indicators 1 2 The only indicator that must be illuminated is the green regulation LED If the green regulation LED is not illuminated it could mean following a there is no AC power outage or it is below 180 volts b circuit breaker in the rear of VRe is in OFF position c internal fuse s inside VRe are blown or d internal overcurrent protection device s have activated If the yellow Over Voltage Protection or OVP LED is illuminated then it means that the AC mains voltage is too high above 310 volts When the voltage drops below 300 volts then the OVP LED will turn off and the VRe will resume normal operation If the red Bypass LED is constantly illuminated it means that there is a failed component or circuit which prevents VRe from normal operation Press the Bypass Reset switch using the tip of ballpoint pen or pencil the Bypass LED will turn off if it was just a temporary fault If the red Replace MOV LED is illuminated it indicates
7. at monitors the health of the most critical surge suppression component at the input of the VRe The LED will light up in case of failure of this component thus alerting the user for the necessary replacement The VRe has many built in features to protect the load from exposure to any level of voltage that may be beyond the load s acceptable operating input voltage range The most prominent is the Over Voltage Protection feature If the output voltage approaches 264VAC for any reason the OVP ensures that the output is safely disabled The output will remain disabled for a minimum of one cycle and the unit will resume power to the load only after ensuring that the output voltage will be below 240VAC The OVP thus protects the loads from possible catastrophic failure that could result from harmful sustained over voltage When the unit is in the protective OVP state it is indicated by a continuously ON Yellow LED visible to the user alerting the user about the temporary disruption of power to the load The VRe also has a complementary feature to protect the load from low input voltage When the output of the VRe falls below 192VAC the output is safely disabled and power to the load is resumed only after ensuring that the output voltage will be within the specified regulation range During this state all LEDs are OFF The VRe is equipped with a circuit breaker rated to handle the full load even at 160VAC input In the event of the output load e
8. ly without permanent disruption of power to the load Page 3 of 9 VRe Service Manual Rev 1 November 12 2001 VRe SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM AC Input PZ00063 Filter Circuit AG Gipu Board Assembly Input Output Board ft W2Z00115 12 Circuit Connector Assembly PZ00062 A Board and Heatsink Assembly PZ00062A LED VRe Main Circuit Board Board Assembly TP00125 or TP00126 VRe Transformer With 8 Pin Connector Page 4 of 9 VRe Service Manual Rev 1 November 12 2001 REPAIRING VRe IN THE FIELD VRe is designed to facilitate quick replacement of modules in the field Therefore trouble shooting procedures described in this manual are limited to identification of faulty modules that can be replaced by persons with a general knowledge of electronics Actual board level trouble shooting and calibration requires a full training course at TSi Thus the great majority of customers will find it more cost effective to replace modules The above Block Diagram shows these major modules as well as a picture of each module Spare parts can be ordered from TSi directly and the below Spare Parts Table provides correct part numbers Please contact TSi prior to ordering parts to ensure that you will receive the correct ones for you particular version of VRe Note 1 For customers with a large number of VRe units Since board exchange is the quickest way to repair a failed VRe unit TSi Power recommends that customers keep at least 3 one board
9. pike or over voltage Look for any other burned damaged cracked or discolored parts which might provide a clue as to what might have caused the VRe failure If no defect is found even after visual inspection you may decide to ship the entire VRe unit back to TSi Power for factory repair Typical repair turnaround time including transit time is about 2 to 3 weeks Step 3 Main Board Removal Procedure 1 If you are a technician or engineer who is qualified to perform soldering work then you may wish to perform following board level repair Remove the PZ00062 main board assembly the largest board by loosening the bolts holding the 4 corners of the board to the case base Also remove the 2 or 3 bolts between the heatsink and case base Remove the ribbon cable connector from J4 connector with 14 pins after observing and making a sketch of the direction orientation of the ribbon cable Remove the 12 wire connector assembly from AC input output board assembly PZ00063 by pressing on the 2 locking latches on the sides of the connector s plastic housing and pulling gently Remove the 8 wire connector assembly from the large buck boost transformer the same way Page 8 of 9 VRe Service Manual Rev 1 November 12 2001 Step 4 Fuse Test Replacement amp Board Replacement Procedure ls Check the fuses or current limiting devices on the board F1 F2 F3 F4 and F5 5 locations using a DMM or continuity tester If
10. set for every 30 VRe units in spare main boards in order to minimize VRe downtimes while failed spare boards are being repaired at TSi Power Note 2 For international customers with a large number of VRe units Keeping about 5 one board set for every 20 VRe units in spare boardsis highly recommended to minimize VRe repair time Also shipping costs per each repaired board can be reduced dramatically by always shipping a group of 3 or more boards in the same box as the cost of international air shipment can be very high HOW TO RETURN DEFECTIVE MODULES FOR REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT 1 Contact TSi via telephone fax or e mail to obtain a Return Material Authorization number RMA 2 Make sure that returned parts are properly protected and packed in suitable shipping box especially when sending parts via United Parcel Service 3 Mark shipping box with RMA number using indelible marker pen 4 We recommend that DHL is used for shipments originating outside the USA and FedEx for US domestic shipments Do not use UPS if possible 5 Upon receiving the part TSi will determine if it is covered by warranty warranty repair or replacement is performed without charge TSi will quote repair costs for out of warranty parts prior to starting any repair work If repair is not cost effective TSi will quote the cost of a replacement part 6 Shipping costs duty and brokerage costs are the responsibility of the customer TSi Power Corporation 1103
11. the input voltage is within the above specified range output is activated and the VRe will continue to provide regulated output After the output is activated theVRe will also support the loads over the wider input range of 160VAC to 330VAC with the output confined to the range of 192VAC to 264VAC When the input voltage is below 160VAC or above 330VAC the output is safely disabled The VRe is able to provide regulated output over such a wide range of input through its five stages of regulation Within each stage of regulation it is normal for the output voltage to vary in proportion to the input voltage while remaining within the specified regulation range The VRe switches between the regulating stages as required in order to provide a regulated output In many instances such switching may result in perceptible change in the value of output voltage while still remaining within the specified output regulation range While switching between regulation ranges the VRe temporarily resorts to providing power to the load directly from the input power line through a temporary bypass mechanism This lasts for typically two power cycles only The transfer into and out of Page 1 of 9 VRe Service Manual Rev 1 November 12 2001 this temporary bypass is accompanied by a brief break of power to load lasting less than one quarter of power cycle The transfer to the temporary bypass in indicated by a brief flicker of the Red LED visible to
12. the user To prevent nuisance switching due to power line transients the VRe dwells in each regulation stage for a minimum of 200 milliseconds before switching to the next required stage The VRe is designed with sufficient hysteresis to prevent back and forth switching between stages even with higher impedance sources such as fossil fuel generators When the unit is providing regulated output it is indicated by a continuously ON Green LED visible to the user The VRe is capable of operating over a wide frequency range of 47 Hz to 63 Hz To provide optimum performance the VRe can be configured for 50 Hz or 60 Hz nominal operation This is done by a pair of jumpers located in the control circuit of the VRe This programming is normally done in the factory prior to shipping For instructions on reconfiguring the unit s nominal frequency please refer to the Installation Instructions The VRe is specially fitted with components to handle large lightning and power transients with no significant impact on the output voltage For example when the VRe input is subjected to a 6 kV 3 kA Combination Wave simulating the most severe of lightning surges for such equipment the output let through voltage will be less than 200 volts in amplitude with insignificant energy content The parallel capacitors and the large series inductance combine to reduce the rise time dv dt from 6 kv us to less than 20 V us An added feature is an LED indicator th
13. xceeding 125 of the rated system VA over a sustained period of time the breaker will trip and prevent the excessive load from Page 2 of 9 VRe Service Manual Rev 1 November 12 2001 causing possible dangerous hazards For more information on the circuit breaker please refer to Product Specifications Unlike most existing power conditioners the VRe has the added feature of Failsafe Automatic Bypass This feature enables the VRe to provide power to the load even in the unlikely event of internal failure that may otherwise result in disruption of power to the load If output voltage of the VRe were to be below acceptable limit for approximately 100 ms the VRe will automatically activate the Failsafe Automatic Bypass enabling the load to be powered from the power line while still offering protection to the load from harmful power line transients This feature provides increased Availability of power to loads which may be critical to installations with Telecom Rectifiers or UPS systems Even in this Bypass state the VRe has additional Over Voltage Protection that safely disables the output as the output voltage approaches 264VAC The output will remain disabled for a minimum of one cycle and the unit will resume power to the load only after ensuring that the output voltage will be below 240VAC thus protecting the load from harmful sustained over voltage Once the Failsafe Automatic Bypass is activated the VRe will stay in this state till

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