Issue:
Dynaview replacement process
NOTE: This Article does NOT apply to RTAC units. For the correct process to replace the Dynaview on an RTAC unit, click DYNAVIEW REPLACEMENT RTAC
Resolution:
- Before you remove the damaged DV (Dynaview) from the unit, connect to it with KestrelView (Techview)
TECHVIEW SCREEN (non-Trane technicians)
KESTRELVIEW SCREEN (Trane technicians)
- Click on "View" and then go to "Configuration"
- Once in configuration at the bottom of the page click on "Save to File"
- Ensure you know where this configuration file is being saved (file path name)
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The complete configuration has been saved but we strongly suggest taking pictures of each configuration tab (Unit Type, CH530, Options, and Options Setup) with your phone
- Be sure you scroll down as some of the tabs may have more information than what can be seen in the initial screen
- Go to “Unit View” and take a picture or write down the amount of starts and hours of each one of the compressors and water pump(s)
- Remove power from the chiller
- Remove and replace faulty Dynaview
- Reapply power to the chiller
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Perform a Techview local connection
- Message indicating "No Application Present" will be displayed
- Follow the prompts
- Select the product type: RTH, RTWD etc.
- Next select the highest available MP firmware version
- Now select Download Software to Main Processor
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The software will load, then you will be prompted to configure the chiller
- RTHD, RTWD, CGAM, etc will use a previously saved configuration
- Once the configuration has been loaded, select "LOAD CONFIGURATION" at the bottom of the screen to compete the download to the CH530
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Update the following details:
- Chilled water setpoint
- Differential to start and stop
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Compressor starts and hours
- Must be completed using KestrelView in Access Level 4
- Leaving water temperature and low refrigerant temperature cutout values (based on water-only or glycol)
Original HUB Document : 84601
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