Daka-r Manual 영문 Ver 1 161205

User Manual for Dehumidifying Dryer:
DAKA-R SERIES
CO.,LTD.
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Table of Contents
1 Precautions for Use
1.1 Organization of Manual...................................................................................................................2
1.2 Warranty..........................................................................................................................................2
1.3 Cautions for Handling......................................................................................................................3
1.4 System Use Conditions...................................................................................................................3
2 Safety Notes
2.1 Hazard Symbols++++++++++++.+++++++++++++++++++.+++..4
2.2 Safety Cautions++++++++++++......+++++++++++++++++++++..4
2.3 Safety Label+++++++++++++++...............+++++++++++++++++..5
3 Installation
3.1 Basic Guideline+++++++++++++++.......++++++++++++++++.++.6
3.2 Use of System++++++++++++++++..+++++++++++++++++.++6
3.3 Installation of System+++++++++++++..+++++++++++++++++.++6
4 How To Use Dehumidifying Dryer
4.1 Automatic Operation screen++++++++.....+++++++++++++++++...+.+.7
4.2 SET 1 Screen +++++++++++++++++...++.++++++++++++++..+.8
4.3 SET 2 Screen++++++++++++++++.............++++++++++++++++10
4.4 GRAPH Screen
4.5 ALARM Screen
4.6 SCHEDULE Screen
4.7 Alarm History and Corrective Actions+++++++.........++++++++...+++++++.11
5 Preparation for Operation
5.1 Preparation++++++++++++++++++......+++++++++++++..+.+.+12
5.2 Safety Cautions+++++++++++++++++++...+++++++++++++++13
6 Operation Method
6.1 Operation Method.........................................................................................................................15
7 Maintenance and Inspection
7.1 Maintenance Items.......................................................................................................................16
7.2 Periodic Checklist.........................................................................................................................17
8 Failure, Causes, and How to Fix
8.1 Electrical Failures/Causes and How to Fix...................................................................................18
9 Specifications
9.1 DAKA-R SERIES (ROTOR TYPE)++++++++++++++...+++++++.+.++.+19
9.2 List of Parts..++++++++++++..........+++++++++++++++...+..++..+20
9.3 SPARE PART .++++++++++++++++++++++++++...+..+++...+21
10 Circuit Diagrams
10.1 Circuit Diagrams for DAKA-R100, 200, 300, 500+...................................................................27
11 Dimensions+++++++++++++++++++...++++++..+++..+++.++..+.42
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1. Precautions for Use
Thank you for purchasing our YUDO-SUNS Dehumidifying Drier.

This manual describes the system's functions and presents important information about operating methods and
precautions.
Read this User Manual carefully to fully understand the features of the system and use it in a more effective and safe
way.
* Specifications are subject to change without prior notice for system quality improvement.
1.1. Organization of Manual

This User Manual consists of:
(1) Safety Notes
(2) Names of Individual Sections
(3) Installation Method
(4) Control Method
(5) Operation Preparation/Method
(6) Maintenance and Inspection
(7) Miscellaneous
and contains the explanation on handling of the system body and the control unit.
Read the User Manualcarefully before using the system and operate it according to the control procedure.
Please note that we are not responsible for any problem or failure that occurs as the system is not operated in
the sequence specified in the manual or results from any negligence.
Keep this User Manual next to the machine so that anyone can read it, and manage it by a designated person.
1.2. Warranty
(1) The contracted warranty will take effect when the product is delivered to the customer and the customer
approves it.
* The warranty period is one year.
(2) If any failure of the system occurs during the warranty period, we will provide repair of the failure free or
charge unless the failure falls under any of "(3) Items Not Covered by Warranty".
(3) Items Not Covered by Warranty
- Damage resulting from your negligence
- Damage by natural disasters or force majeure
- Damage resulting from your repair, adjustment or modification conducted at your discretion
- Damage of consumables
- Damage by causes other than specified by us
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1.3. Cautions for Handling
Be careful when using the system in any work accompanying any of the below risks.
In the event that there are concerns about injury of a user such as electric shock, fire and burn or
concerns about failures
In the event safety is not fully verified
(1) Make sure you designate a single manager for adjustment or preparation of the system.
(2) Should the system be unused for a long time, disconnect the power line of the system.
(3) If any malfunction or failure is suspected, please get accurate instructions from our CS personnel before
you work.
(4) Inspect the system on a regular basis (once a month).
If the system is not used for a long time, put a vinyl cover or equivalent on the system to prevent
contamination by dirt or waste.
* For freeze protection in winter, you need to inject compressed air into the cooler hose on the rear of the
machine and discharge coolant.
(5) After the machine is installed, set the brake of the Caster to "ON".
(6) Check other operating specifications, such as power and water supply pressure, before use.
(7) Remove any outer element that might hinder normal operation of the system.
(8) When the system is resumed after being stopped, control it according to the specified method.
(10) Do not step on the system or impose any excessive force, such as excessive impacts.
1.4. User Conditions of the System

1.4.1. Installation Conditions (380V 50/60Hz)
Item Specification Remarks
Power Supply /
3 AC380V-400V 10% 50/60Hz Check at the time of ordering
Voltage
DAKA-R100 : 9.6KW
Power Supply DAKA-R200 : 13KW
Capacity DAKA-R300 : 15.3KW
DAKA-R500 : 12.6KW
Service Temperature
5 ~ 35
Condition
Storage Temperature
5 ~ 60
Condition
Humidity Condition 35 ~ 90%RH (No Dew Formation)
Do not install or use the system under the below environments.
(1) A place exposed to direct light or with a high heat source
(2) A humid place or a place with any element that could result in electric shock
(3) A place with large temperature difference or vibration
(4) A place with contaminants such as dirt
(5) A place with corrosive gases
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2. Safety Notes
2.1. Hazard Symbols

Safety Cautions are divided into the following three grades.
DAN- DANGER: An imminent hazard that will result in severe injury or serious
! GER accident if not avoided.
WAR- WARNING: A potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could

! NING result in personal injury or serious damage on systems.
Caution/ CAUTION: Used when there is a risk of wound or damage if the instructions
! warning are not fully followed.
2.2. Safety Cautions
! WARNING
Do not modify or remove any cover or switch installed for safety; media of high voltage and high temperature or
pressure are inside the body of the system.
The system must be controlled by qualified personnel only.
Do not wear gloves or any types of clothing that could result in hazards when operating the system.
Should an outage occur, turn off the power of the primary side.
In the event of lightning or frequent outage, stop the system to prevent any accident resulting from any
malfunction in power supply.
Be aware of the position of various safety labels and pay extra care to any related work.
In installing or moving the system, make sure you wear safety shoes and protection gloves.
In parts replacement and maintenance, do not use parts other than specified by us.
! CAUTION
Do not make contact with or control switches with wet or contaminated hands.
Do not operate the system without understanding the operating relations between the control switch and the
system.
Be careful not to make contact with or impose an impact on switches or sensors unconsciously.
Remember the position of the emergency stop button so that you can use the switch at any time and from any
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position during operation.
Provide sufficient room around the system for safe operation and keep obstacles clear of the room.
To prevent electric shock, maintain the floor passages dry, making sure there is no spilt oil or water on the floor.
Do not impose strong vibration or impact on the body or the control unit.
Do not take off or contaminate safety plates randomly.
Any worker who feels dizzy or cannot make proper judgments due to drinking, medication, or illness is
prohibited from controlling the system.
2.3. Safety Label
During maintenance, open the circuit breaker, and especially in maintenance of the control box, cut
off the main power supply and disconnect the connector.
(The system must be controlled by qualified personnel only.)
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3. Installation
3.1. Basic Guideline

(1) The system must be installed with power and air pressure lines disconnected.
(2) The system must be installed safely by qualified and skilled personnel.
(3) In moving or installing the system, a warning sign must be indicated for safety of all workers.
(4) Engineers from both YUDO SUNS and the client must be present in the installation of the system.
3.2. Use of the System
(1) Temperature and humidity: The system must be used only at 5~40 (41~104).
(2) Operating environment: The system must be located in a place not exceeding the altitude of 2,000m, and be
avoided from any weather condition (rain, hail, snow, etc.).
The system must not be used in any environment with explosives.
This includes places where the safety of operators and the performance of the system are affected by
smoke and fog, airborne dust and bacterial discharges.
(3) Lighting: A plant where the system is installed must have proper lightings so that operators can carry out
maintenance and emergency work safely.
(4) WARNING: Should the system be used in any corrosive environment, change the maintenance schedule
accordingly for durability of each part.
3.3. Installation of System
For proper use of the system, install the system after checking the below preparation items.
Installation
Preparation for Installation and Checkpoints Checking and Corrective Actions
Order
After checking whether the desired specification

1 matches with the specification of the system, Check the Specification of the model.
conduct installation according to the below order.
When moving the machine before installation,
Read the information in 1.3 Cautions
2 be careful not to impose any excessive force on
for Handling.
the machine.
Check the state of water supply in the place Coolant pressure/maximum temperature:
3
where the system will be used. 3~5bar / 34
Check the components already mounted on the

Make sure there is no leak at the connections
dryer on delivery and check the specification of
4 and select a hose suitable for service
hoses for the supply and drainage of coolant
temperature.
and arrange and connect them.
The power supply specification is specified in a
After checking the specification, connect power
5 label attached on the front bottom and the
line to the system.
name plate of the machine.
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4. How To Use Dehumidifying Dryer
4.1. Auto Control Screen
6 7 1
8 9 1
(1) Regeneration Temperature

Displays the current temperature and preset temperature of the regeneration heater.
(2) Status
Displays the current status of the product:
Run or Stop
(3) Rotor Time

Displays the time taken for the rotor to make one revolution.
(4) Inverter
Displays the current speed of the drying blower.
(5) MAIN
Shows the type of the error that has occurred, if any.
Press the key to switch to the screen for automatic operation.
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(6) START
Press the key to operate the system.
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(7) STOP
Press the key to stop the system in operation.
(8) SET
Converts to a screen for parameter settings.
(9) GRAPH
Press to view the current temperature in a graphical form.
(10) ALARM
Displays details of current errors.
(11) SCHEDULE
Press to switch to a screen where you can operate according to preset date and time.
4. 2. SET 1 Screen
1 2
(1) manual
Turn on or off each load manually.
(Tap the word Manual and enter password 1234 for access)
(2) View status

Allows you to view the current state of the product and choose preferred language.
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4.3. SET 2 Screen
[Tap SET2 and enter password 5678 for access]
(1) Set parameter
You can set the speed of the dehumidifying blower, rotor cycle, temperature for the regeneration heater and
the temperature for the dehumidifying cooler. You can also set the duration for ventilation during stop.
4.4. GRAPH Screen
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(1) Regeneration temperature, drying temperature and return temperature
Shows the temperatures over time.
4.5. ALARM Screen
(1) ALARM LIST

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4.6. SCHEDULE Screen
(1) SCHEDULE
Set operation schedule for a specific day of the week and time.
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Alarm History and Corrective Actions
Cause Corrective Action
Check frostiness.
Overcurrent at the regeneration blower
Remove any cause of overcurrent.
Check for any frost.
Overcurrent at the drying blower
Remove any cause for the overcurrent.
Check for any frost.
Overcurrent at the regeneration heater
Remove any cause for the overcurrent.
Check reverse phase of R, S, and T.
Reverse phase detection
Check the rotating direction of the blower.
Check the thermostat setting of the regeneration heater.
Overheating of Regeneration Heater Check the function of the regeneration blower.
Check the function of the M/C of the regeneration heater.
Check the operation of the rotor.
Excessive rotation time of the rotor
Check the function of the proximity sensor of the rotor.
Abnormal temperature sensor of the Check any possible disconnection of the temperature sensor of
regeneration heater the regeneration heater.
Abnormal temperature sensor of the drying Check any possible disconnection of the temperature sensor of
cooler the drying cooler.
Input of superheated temperature of the drying Check if the coolant is supplied properly.
blower Check the settings of the thermostat of the drying blower.
Check the return temperature sensor for any short circuit or
Return temperature sensor error
disconnection
Check if the dew point meter has been installed.
Abnormal dew point sensor (Option)
Check any malfunction or disconnection of the dew point meter.
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5. Preparation for operation
5.1. Preparation
For safe use of the system, prepare the below requirements before use.
No. Preparation Checkpoint
Check the specification of the system and prepare for Check if the operating capacityof the system
1 the power supply, hoses to the system, coolant quality, is sufficient for the amount of raw materials.
and water supply pressure. (Contact the technical staff.)
Check the specification of the power supply to the Check the specification of the name plate of
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system. the system.
Need to secure space of over 50 cm from the
3 Secure sufficient space for installation.
radius of the system.
Open the feed water valve of coolant before starting
4 Check any leak at the hose connection.
the system.
Before connecting hoses, power the system on and Check the intake of the drying side and the
5 operate the blower and check the direction of discharge of the discharge and regeneration
operation of the blower. side.
After powering the system on, check the function of After controlling the operation button, check
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each part and any air leak of the system. the rotation of the rotor and any air leak.
Please read "5.2 Safety Cautions" carefully.
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5.2. Safety Cautions
You must make sure there is no scratch on the sheath of

War- cable or wire before energizing the system to prevent
! ning short circuit or electric shock. If you find any scratch on
the sheath or risk of short circuit, contact a qualified
electrician immediately.
Stick to the specified power supply order.

War- Check if the safety device works properly according to the
! ning instruction in the manual, and if you find any problem, contact the
/war maintenance staff or our nearest office.
If the capacity of the product is not sufficient for the hopper, the
Caution/
product may not be fully utilized due to lowered dehumidifying
! warning
effect.
If you start the system after not using it for a long time, check
the function, noise, and appearance of each part of the system
before use. If you detect any problem in noise, heating, or
operation, stop the system immediately and disconnect the power
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6. How to Operate
6.1. How to Operate

For safe use of the system, operate the system according to the below order.
Orde
Operation Checkpoint
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Check the power supply specification
Connect the power.
information attached in the back or side of
1 Check the name plate and specification of the product to
the product.
use proper power supply.
Check R.S.T phase.
Connect the hose between the cooler box Check the connection of the hose,
2
and the cooling tower. making sure there is no leakage.
3 Turn on the Power Switch to energize the product. Check the function of the fan.
Press "RUN" and the auto operation of the dehumidifier

Check the rotational direction
will be started.
and wind direction of the blower.
4 If the wind blows in the reverse direction, check the main
With the power off, change S and T phases
power and connect R.S.T phase in reverse and restart
only.
the system.
When you stop the machine after operation, you must

close the inlet/discharge valves and drain all water inside Close the inlet and discharge valves
the machine to prevent freezing and bursting in winter. (COOLING TOWER UNIT) and remove
5
(Intrusion of water into the cooler due to freezing and water by injecting compressed air into
breaking may cause critical damages on the function and the inlet/outlet of the cooler.
life of all parts including damaged parts.)
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
For safe use of the product, conduct maintenance in compliance with the following requirements.
Stop the machine and wear safety gloves before starting maintenance work.
Ensure that the system is subject to a regular inspection for its longer life and to prevent any safety accident.
7.1. Maintenance Items
Item Procedure
1. Disconnect the main power.
Temperature 2. Separate the side cover.
Sensor 3. Disconnect the connector from the sensor.
Replacement 4. Replace the temperature sensor with a new one using a proper tool.
5. After replacing the sensor, assemble the machine in the reverse order (4 through 1).
Relay and
Electromagnetic
2. Separate the control panel.
Switch
3. Replace the part with a new one, and assemble the system.
Replacement
2. Separate the side cover.
Thermostat
3. Disconnect the connector from the sensor.
Replacement
4. Replace the temperature sensor with a new one using a proper tool.
5. Afer replacing the sensor, assemble the machine in the reverse order (4 through 1).
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7.2. Periodic Checklist
Contact our sales office which you purchased the product from or our CS personnel for any question about
maintenance methods, checklists, or appropriate measures to take. (See the contact of our offices in the last page of
this Manual.)
For any inquiry about our paid total diagnosis service, please contact our sales office.
1. Daily Check Up
(1) Voltage, Current
(2) Coolant Temperature (Inlet, Outlet)
(3) Operating Noise, Abnormal Vibration
(4) Blower Function (Normal/Reverse Wind Direction)
Periodic Checklist
Interval Check Up Description Remark
Daily Clean the filter of the hopper.
2 Days Clean the filter of the dehumidifier.
3 Months Clean the cooler.
Inspect the state of the filter.

Inspect the state of the piping and hoses. Filters are a consumable.
6 Months Inspect the heater insulation. Please replace any damaged filter
Inspect the state of the gaskets. with a new one.
Inspect the state of wiring.
Inspect the state of sensors.
Yearly Clean the fan of the control box.
Calibrate the dew point sensor. (Option)
Clean the rotor. Please get accurate instructions from
3 Years Replace the terminal of the blower with our CS personnel before you take
a new one. an action.
5 Years Replace the rotor.
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8. Failure, Causes, and How to Fix
If you find any problem relating to the product, check the below information first, and if the problem still persists
contact the sales office from which you purchased the product or our CS personnel.
You must turn off the system before you do maintenance work, and do not conduct maintenance when the machine
is hot immediately after operation.
You must wear safety gloves
* Any person who has not received our technical training is prohibited from maintenance work of the product.
If any problem occurs during normal operation, first check the power supply, terminal contactor, operating relay, and
fuse.
8.1. Electrical Failure, Causes, and How to Fix
I turned on the system but the lamps on the control panel are not turned on.
Check Up Item Check Up Description Caution
Put the MAIN S/W knob in the front If the MAIN S/W does
Check the main S/W. side not work properly, replace it with a new
of the door of the machine to "ON". one.
TR Primary Side=Ceramic 500V 2A
TR Secondary Side= Glass tube 250V
Check the fuse. Replace the fuse. 1A
SPMS Secondary Side = Glass tube
250V 3A
Check if it is equal to the working Please contact our main office or
Check the working voltage.
voltage of the shipped dehumidifier. CS personnel.
The electromagnetic switch works abnormally.
Mechanical service life of the switch:
Open the control panel and
12 million times
check the electromagnetic Replace the electromagnetic switch.
Electrical service life of the switch:
switch.
2 million times
Check the overload of the Check any pressure or blocking on the
Remove any cause of the overload.
blower. path of the dehumidifier.
The overheat alarm goes off from the blower.
Inspection Item Check Up Description Caution
Check any inflow of coolant.
Check the valve status of the feed water
Check the state of the cooler. Check the temperature of coolant.
line.
Check the state of the thermo limiter.
Check the temperature state.
Check the temperature of Check any possible disconnection of
Check the state of the thermo limiter.
the heater. the heat limiter.
Check any disconnection.
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The wind direction of the blower is reverse.

Check the rotating direction of the
With the power off, change S and T
Check the power connection. blower.
phases only.
Check the R.S.T phases.
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9. Specifications
9.1. DAKA-R SERIES (ROTOR TYPE) SPECIFICATION
MODEL DAKA-R100 DAKA-R200 DAKA-R300 DAKA-R500

POWER Sourse AC380V-400V 10% 50/60Hz, 3Phase
Max. Flow rate of air (50/60Hz) /h 100/120 200/240 300/360 500/600
Temperature field 70~190
DEW POINT - 40
Process air static pressure Mbar 150 200 300 280

Process Blower (50/60Hz) 0.85/0.95 1.6/2.05 4.0/4.6 5.5/6.3
Regeneration Blower (50/60Hz) 0.25/0.29 0.4/0.5 0.55/0.63 0.185/0.21
Regeneration Heater 8.35 10.4 10.05 6
Total power (50/60Hz) 9.5/9.6 12.4/13 14.6/15.3 11.7/12.6
Setting Display 7TOUCH SCREEN
Delivery-return process air 48.6 89.1 89.1 114
Regeneration air evacuation 42.7 76.3 76.3 89
Cooling type Air to Water
temperature of cooling water 20~34
Dimension 750x1250x1385 900x1550x1655
The above specification is subject to change when the lineup is expanded.
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9.2. List of Parts
9.2.1 DAKA-R SERIES System
DAKA-R100
NO PRODUCT NAME FORM QUANTITY MANUFACTURER
1 Heat-resisting Hose 38x43 (I.D. x O.D.) 2M
3 Heat-resisting Hose 51x56 (I.D. x O.D.) 1.5 M
4 HONEYCOMB ROTOR DAKA-R100 1 EA DRI
5 THERMOSTAT T/S-200SR-1.5m(PT1/4) 1 EA RANBOW ELECTRONICS
6 THERMOSTAT 55.132.69.060(100) 1 EA E.G.O

7 DRYING BLOWER 2RB410-7AH16 1 EA GREENCO
8 REGENERATION BLOWER 2RB210-7AH06 1 EA GREENCO
9 PROXIMITY SENSOR CR18-8DN 1 EA AUTONICS
10 PRESSURE SENSOR 81554.11,21Y 1 EA KELLER
DAKA-R200

DAKA-R300

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DAKA-R500

8 REGENERATION BLOWER PF-75BT 1 EA
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9.2.2 Control of DAKA-R100
QUAN MANUFACTURER
NO PRODUCT NAME FORM
-TITY
1 TOUCH PANEL MT807iE 1 EASYVIEW
2 MAIN BOARD TC100 MAIN B/D (rev1) 1 YUDO
3 POWER BOARD TC100 POWER B/D (rev1) 1 YUDO
4 MMS MMS-32H (1.6 ~ 2.5A) 1 LS
5 MMS MMS-32H (1 ~ 1.6A) 1 LS
6 ELCB EBS 33c/15A 1 LS
7 MC 3RT60 16 1AN21 (9A) 2 SIEMENS
8 SMPS MDR-60-24 1 Mean Well
9 TRANSFORMER JBK5-300VA (380V / 220V) 1 JUCHE
10 MAIN SWITCH MLD-063ESE 1 KACON
11 TOWER LAMP ST45L-BZ-3-24-RAG-SZ18 1 Q-Light
12 FAN SJ1225HA2 2 Suntronix
13 SSR KSR5030ZDH (30A) 2 KACON
14 RELAY HR705-2PL (AC 220V) 1 KACON
15 RELAY HR705-2PL (DC 24V) 1 KACON
16 PUSH BUTTON S/W MRX-AM1D0W (DC 24V WHITE) 1 HANYOUNG
17 PUSH BUTTON S/W MRX-AM1D0Y (DC 24V YELLOW) 1 HANYOUNG
18 EMERGENCY S/W MRE-AR1R 1 HANYOUNG
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QUAN MANUFACTURER
-TITY
4 MMS MMS-32H (4 ~ 6A) 1 LS
5 MMS MMS-32H (1 ~ 1.6A) 1 LS
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QUAN MANUFACTURER
-TITY
4 MMS MMS-32H (6 ~ 10A) 1 LS
5 MMS MMS-32H (1 ~ 1.6A) 1 LS
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QUAN MANUFACTURER
-TITY
4 MMS MMS-32H (11 ~ 17A) 1 LS
5 MMS MMS-32H (0.4 ~ 0.63A) 1 LS
8 MC 3RT6026 1AN20 (25A) 1 SIEMENS
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9.3. SPARE PART LIST
DAKA-R100
NO PRODUCT NAME FORM QUAN-TITY MANUFACTURER
1 DRYER FILTER DAKA500-E08-02 2EA

2 REGENERATION FILTER 110x50xH120 2EA
DAKA-R200

DAKA-R300

DAKA-R500

2 REGENERATION FILTER HDH50-041-00 2EA
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10.1 DAKA-R100, 200, 300, 500 Circuit Diagram
10. Circuit diagrams
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NO. NAME TYPE
1 1 TOUCH PANEL MT8071iE
2 RUN/STOP SWITCH MRX-AM1D0W (WHITE)
3 BZ STOP SWITCH MRX-AM1D0Y (YELLOW)
4 EM S/W 1 MRE-AR1R
5 MAIN SWITCH MLD-063ESE

5
2 3 4 6~7 FAN SJ1225HA2
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8 TOWER LAMP ST45L-BZ-3-24-RAG-SZ18
TYPE QUANTITY ARTICLE

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT
APPD CHKD DESIGN DRAWN

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
DUCT 30 x 60
6 7
NO. NAME TYPE
1 2 3
1 MMS1 MMS-32H (1.6~2.5A)
4
KF-32L KF-32L
MAX 32A 690V MAX 32A 690V
2 MMS2 MMS-32H (1~1.6A)
TC100 BOARD
TC100 BOARD
9 3 FUSE (FU1) KF-32L-2P
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4 FUSE (FU2) KF-15A1
5 5 FUSE (FU3) KF-15A1
6 ELCB EBS 33c/15A
7 CAPACITOR DMF-45155
DUCT 30 x 60
8 SPEED CONTRL UNIT GUD-C
9 TRANSFORMER JBK5-300VA (380/220V)
12 13 10 MC 1 3RT60 16 1AN21 (9A)

10 11
DUCT 40 x 60
DUCT 40 x 60
11 MC 2 3RT60 16 1AN21 (9A)
DUCT 30 x 60
SSR SSR 14 12~13 SSR 1~2 KSR5030ZDH (30A)
14 BOARD TC100
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15 MAIN S/W MLD-063ESE
16 TB 1 KTB1-03003
17 SMPS MDR-60-24
DUCT 30 x 60
18 FUSE (FU4) ZS4-SF1
15 18 19 RELAY 1 (RY1) HR705-2PL (AC 220V)

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20 RELAY 2 (RY2) HR705-2PL (DC 24V)
MAIN
17 19 20 21 22 23 24 21 TB 2 15A_6P
SWITCH
22 TB 3 15A_6P
23 TB 4 15A_6P
24 TB 5 15A_3P
DUCT 30 x 60

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
L1 L2 L3 PE 4 SQ
Y/GREEN
MAIN S/W
MLD-063ESE
4 SQ
BLACK
R1 S1 T1
FU1
2A
MMS1 MMS2 ELCB

(1.6~2.5) (1~1.6) EBS33C/15A
R2 S2 T2 R3 S3 T3 R4 S4 R-1 S-1
1.5 SQ 1.5 SQ 2.5 SQ 0.75 SQ
BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK
380V 0V
TRANSFORMER
SSR 1
SSR 2
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MC1 MC2 300VA

9A 9A
220V 0V
U3 V3 W3
CT11 L N2
CT1 CT12
CT21 FU2
CT2 CT22 1A
CT31
VCT 1.5 SQx4C VCT 1.5 SQx4C
CT3 CT32 L1
0.75 SQ
BLACK
U1 V1 W1 U2 V2 W2 TB1
M PE M PE
3~ 3~
PE AC 220V
PROCESS BLOWER REGENERATION BLOWER REGENERATION HEATER
0.95 kW 0.29 W 8.35 kW
(2.25A) (1.15A) (12.7A)

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
DUCT 30 x 60
6 7
NO. NAME TYPE
1 2 3
1 MMS1 MMS-32H (4~6A)
4
KF-32L KF-32L
MAX 32A 690V MAX 3 2A 690V
2 MMS2 MMS-32H (1~1.6A)
TC100 BOARD
TC100 BOARD
8
6 ELCB EBS 33c/20A
DUCT 30 x 60
12 13 10 MC 1 3RT60 16 1AN21 (9A)

10 11
DUCT 40 x 60
DUCT 40 x 60
11 MC 2 3RT60 16 1AN21 (9A)
DUCT 30 x 60
14 BOARD TC100
30
16 TB 1 KTB1-03003
17 SMPS MDR-60-24
DUCT 30 x 60
15 18 19 RELAY 1 (RY1) HR705-2PL (AC 220V)

16
MAIN
17 19 20 21 22 23 24 21 TB 2 15A_6P
SWITCH
22 TB 3 15A_6P
23 TB 4 15A_6P
24 TB 5 15A_3P
DUCT 30 x 60

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
L1 L2 L3 PE 6 SQ
Y/GREEN
MAIN S/W
MLD-063ESE
6 SQ
BLACK
R1 S1 T1
FU1
2A
MMS1 MMS2 ELCB

(4~6) (1~1.6) EBS33C/20A
R2 S2 T2 R3 S3 T3 R4 S4 R-1 S-1
1.5 SQ 1.5 SQ 2.5 SQ 0.75 SQ
380V 0V
TRANSFORMER
SSR 1
SSR 2
31
MC1 MC2 300VA

9A 9A
220V 0V
U3 V3 W3
W CT11 L N2
CT1 B CT12
W CT21 FU2
CT2 B CT22 MAIN B/D_TM3 1A
W CT31
CT3 B CT32 L1
0.75 SQ
BLACK
U1 V1 W1 U2 V2 W2 TB1
M PE M PE
3~ 3~
PE AC 220V
2.05 kW 0.5 kW 10.4 kW
(4.4A) (1.5A) (15.8A)

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
DUCT 30 x 60
6 7
NO. NAME TYPE
1 2 3
1 MMS1 MMS-32H (6~10A)
4
KF-32L KF-32L
MAX 32A 690V MAX 32 A 690V
2 MMS2 MMS-32H (1~1.6A)
TC100 BOARD
TC100 BOARD
8
6 ELCB EBS 33c/20A
DUCT 30 x 60
12 13 10 MC 1 3RT60 25 1AN20 (17A)

10 11
DUCT 40 x 60
DUCT 40 x 60
11 MC 2 3RT60 16 1AN21 (9A)
DUCT 30 x 60
14 BOARD TC100
32
16 TB 1 KTB1-03003
17 SMPS MDR-60-24
DUCT 30 x 60
15 18 19 RELAY 1 (RY1) HR705-2PL (AC 220V)

16
MAIN
17 19 20 21 22 23 24 21 TB 2 15A_6P
SWITCH
22 TB 3 15A_6P
23 TB 4 15A_6P
24 TB 5 15A_3P
DUCT 30 x 60

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
L1 L2 L3 PE 6 SQ
Y/GREEN
MAIN S/W
MLD-063ESE
6 SQ
BLACK
R1 S1 T1
FU1
2A
MMS1 MMS2 ELCB

(6~10) (1~1.6) EBS33C/20A
R2 S2 T2 R3 S3 T3 R4 S4 R-1 S-1
2.5 SQ 1.5 SQ 2.5 SQ 0.75 SQ
380V 0V
TRANSFORMER
SSR 1
SSR 2
33
MC1 MC2 300VA

17A 9A
220V 0V
U3 V3 W3
CT11 L N2
CT1 CT12
CT21 FU2
CT2 CT22 1A
CT31
CT3 CT32 L1
0.75 SQ
BLACK
U1 V1 W1 U2 V2 W2 TB1
M PE M PE
3~ 3~
PE AC 220V
4.6 kW 0.63 kW 10.05 kW
(9A) (1A) (15.3A)

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
DUCT 30 x 60
6 7
NO. NAME TYPE
1 2 3
1 MMS1 MMS-32H (11~17A)
4
KF-32L KF-32L
MAX 32 A 690V MAX 3 2A 690V
2 MMS2 MMS-32H (0.4~0.63A)
TC100 BOARD
TC100 BOARD
8
6 ELCB EBS 33c/15A
DUCT 30 x 60
12 13 10 MC 1 3RT6026 1AN20 (25A)

10 11
DUCT 40 x 60
DUCT 40 x 60
11 MC 2 3RT6023 1AN20 (9A)
DUCT 30 x 60
14 BOARD TC100
34
16 TB 1 KTB1-03003
17 SMPS MDR-60-24
DUCT 30 x 60
15 18 19 RELAY 1 (RY1) HR705-2PL (AC 220V)

16
MAIN
17 19 20 21 22 23 24 21 TB 2 15A_6P
SWITCH
22 TB 3 15A_6P
23 TB 4 15A_6P
24 TB 5 15A_3P
DUCT 30 x 60

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
L1 L2 L3 PE 6 SQ
Y/GREEN
MAIN S/W
MLD-063ESE
6 SQ
BLACK
R1 S1 T1
FU1
2A
MMS1 MMS2 ELCB

(11~17) (0.4~0.63) EBS33C/15A
R2 S2 T2 R3 S3 T3 R4 S4 R-1 S-1
2.5 SQ 1.5 SQ 2.5 SQ 0.75 SQ
380V 0V
TRANSFORMER
SSR 1
SSR 2
35
MC1 MC2 300VA

25A 9A
220V 0V
U3 V3 W3
CT11 L N2
CT1 CT12
CT21 FU2
CT2 CT22 1A
CT31
CT3 CT32 L1
0.75 SQ
BLACK
U1 V1 W1 U2 V2 W2 TB1
M PE M PE
3~ 3~
PE AC 220V
6.3 kW 0.21 kW 6 kW
(15A) (0.5A) (9.1A)

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
L1 L2 L3 PE 6 SQ
Y/GREEN
MAIN S/W
MLD-063ESE
6 SQ
BLACK
R1 S1 T1
FU1
2A
MMS1 MMS2 ELCB

(11~17) (0.4~0.63) EBS33C/15A
R2 S2 T2 R3 S3 T3 R4 S4 R-1 S-1
2.5 SQ 1.5 SQ 2.5 SQ 0.75 SQ
380V 0V
TRANSFORMER
SSR 1
SSR 2
36
MC1 MC2 300VA

25A 9A
220V 0V
U3 V3 W3
CT11 L N2
CT1 CT12
CT21 FU2
CT2 CT22 1A
CT31
CT3 CT32 L1
0.75 SQ
BLACK
U1 V1 W1 U2 V2 W2 TB1
M PE M PE
3~ 3~
PE AC 220V
6.3 kW 0.21 kW 6 kW
(15A) (0.5A) (9.1A)

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
EM
S/W TB.2 FU4 TB.3
L1 L2 P24-1 3A P24
~ +
AC 220V SMPS
N2 N24-1 N24
~ -
0.75 SQ
0.75 SQ PE BLACK
BLACK
PE
SPEED
CONTROL UNIT
37
FU3
1A F1
COOLING FAN

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
P24
N24
PROCESS BLOWER REGENERATION HEATER
L2 OVERHEAT OVERHEAT
0.75 SQ
BLUE
0.75 SQ
RED 1 2
TB4
C C
RY2
TH 1 TH 2
RY2
A B A B
TB5
1 2 3
TH1A
TH1B
TH2A
TH2B
38
BROWN
BLACK
BLUE
3 4 5 6
0.75 SQ
RED
PROXIMITY
SENSOR
TO. BOARD TM10
TO. BOARD TM16

TO. MC1

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
REGENERATION HEATER
PROCESS BLOWER
OVERHEAT
OVERHEAT
MC2
SSR- HEAT
SSR1
SSR2
TH1A
TH2A
SSR+
N2
N2
0.75 SQ 0.75 SQ
RED BLUE
TOUCH PANEL
GND
TXD
RXD

HOUT+
TH1A
TH2A
GND
RTX2- (232? / 485?)
CN8
N2
N2
RTX2+
(RS485)
TM10 TM16 TM15
GND
CN7 TXD
(RS232) RXD
R1
PHASE_R RY2
S1 DI6C
PHASE_S TM8 GND
T1
PHASE_T
TC100 POWER B/D TM5
DI6
GND
DI6 ROTOR SENSOR
39
MMS2
0.75 SQ DI5 DI5C
BLACK GND REGENERATION BLOWER ALARM
DI5
DI4
0.75 SQ
MMS1
BLACK DI4C
DI4 PROCESS BLOWER ALARM

L2
AC_L
N2
AC_N TM9
PE
FG GND
DI3 DI2C
SW2
GND
1.5 SQ TM4 DI2 DI2 BUZZER STOP SWITCH
Y/GREEN
GND
SW1
DI1 DI1C
DI1 RUN/STOP SWITCH
0.75 SQ
BLUE

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
15V
15V
PR2 RTD4-b
DEW POINT (OPTION) P/S
GND
FL1 TM11 RTD4-B
GND
RTD4-A
TM1 RTD3-b
RTD3-b
15V RTD3-B
RTD3-B
PT3 COOLING TEMP.
FL2 TM12 RTD3-A
RTD3-A
GND
RTD2-b
RTD2-b
RTD2-B
RTD2-B PT2 RETURN TEMP.
TC100 MAIN B/D

RTD2-A
RTD2-A
RTD1-b
PR1+ TM2 RTD1-b
RTD1-B
15V RTD1-B PT1
WATER PRESSURE SENSOR P/S PR1-
PR1 TM14 RTD1-A
RTD1-A
REGENERATION HEATER TEMP.
CT32
CT3_COM
15V CT31 CT3
PR2 TM13 CT3
CT22
CT2_COM
TM3 CT2
CT21 CT2
CT12
CT1_COM CT1
CT11
CT1
TM6 TM7 0.75 SQ

BLUE
DO10
IN1
COM
DO1
COM
DO2
COM
DO3
COM
DO4
COM
DO5
COM
IN2
COM
DO6
COM
DO7
COM
DO8
COM
DO9
COM
COM
40
0.75 SQ 0.75 SQ
BLUE RED
TB4
P24
BUZZER
MC1 TH1B
ALARM
STOP
MC1 PROCESS BLOWER

RUN
N2
L2
4
N24
MC2
MC2 REGENERATION BLOWER
RY1 L2
N24 RY1 ROTOR
RUN/STOP SWITCH LAMP W
BUZZER STOP SWITCH LAMP Y

YELLOW
GREEN
BROWN
RED
N24 BLACK
TOWER LAMP
THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
SPEED CONTROL UNIT
CONNECTOR
MOTOR
8P
CAPACITOR
(DMF-45155)
0.75 SQ
RED
L2
41
N2
PE
1.5 SQ
Y/GREEN
SC1 RY1
SC2
0.75 SQ
BLUE

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
TB 2 TB 3 TB 4 TB 5
No MARK No MARK No MARK No MARK
1 L2 1 P24 1 L2 1 P24
2 L2 2 P24 2 L2 2 RY2
3 L2 3 P24 3 TH1A 3 N24
42
4 N2 4 N24 4 TH1B
5 N2 5 N24 5 TH2A
6 N2 6 N24 6 TH2B

THIRD ANGLE
MATERIAL WEIGHT
SCALE
FINISH REMARKS
PROJECT

DWG NO.
A
CO.,LTD.
11. Dimensions
DAKA-R SERIES OUTSIDE VIEW
DAKA R-SERIES (ROTOR TYPE) DIMENSIONS

Unit: mm
DAKA-R100 DAKA-R200 DAKA-R300 DAKA-R500

W 750 750 750 900
D 1250 1250 1250 1500
H 1385 1385 1385 1650
43
YUDO SUNS CO., LTD.
Main Office: 78B 5L 648-4, Gojan-dong, Namdong-gu, Incheon
TEL:+82-32-450-7800 FAX:+82-32-819-3200
Gyongin 78B/5L 648-4, Gojan-dong, Daegu Office 660-1 Sangyeok2-dong, Buk-gu,
Office Namdong-gu, Incheon Daegu

TEL : +82-32-450-4540 TEL : +82-53-383-3733
FAX : +82-32-818-8111 FAX : +82-53-383-3736
Suwon Office 23-1 Jeongja-dong, Jangan-gu, Busan Office 728-10, Mora 1-dong, Sasang-gu,
Suwon Busan
TEL : +82-31-246-4712 TEL : +82-51-304-1711
FAX : +82-31-246-4713 FAX : +82-51-304-1713
Central 467-55 Anseo-dong, Cheonan, Gwangju Office 488-1 Weolgok-dong, Gwangsan-gu,
Region Office Chungnam Gwangju
TEL : +82-41-558-4711 TEL : +82-62-953-4711
FAX : +82-41-558-4713 FAX : +82-62-954-0846
*The specification of this product is subject to change without prior notice for, e.g., quality 1201-01-A
improvement.
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User Manual for Dehumidifying Dryer:

Thank you for purchasing our YUDO-SUNS Dehumidifying Drier.

1.1. Organization of Manual

1.4. User Conditions of the System

2.1. Hazard Symbols

WAR- WARNING: A potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could

2.2. Safety Cautions

2.3. Safety Label

(The system must be controlled by qualified personnel only.)

3.1. Basic Guideline

After checking whether the desired specification

Check the components already mounted on the

4.1. Auto Control Screen

(1) Regeneration Temperature

(3) Rotor Time

(2) View status

[Tap SET2 and enter password 5678 for access]

(1) Set parameter

4.4. GRAPH Screen

4.5. ALARM Screen

(1) ALARM LIST

4.6. SCHEDULE Screen

Please read "5.2 Safety Cautions" carefully.

You must make sure there is no scratch on the sheath of

Stick to the specified power supply order.

6.1. How to Operate

Press "RUN" and the auto operation of the dehumidifier

When you stop the machine after operation, you must

7.1. Maintenance Items

Interval Check Up Description Remark

Daily Clean the filter of the hopper.

2 Days Clean the filter of the dehumidifier.

3 Months Clean the cooler.

Inspect the state of the filter.

5 Years Replace the rotor.

Check Up Item Check Up Description Caution

9.1. DAKA-R SERIES (ROTOR TYPE) SPECIFICATION

MODEL DAKA-R100 DAKA-R200 DAKA-R300 DAKA-R500

Temperature field 70~190

Process air static pressure Mbar 150 200 300 280

The above specification is subject to change when the lineup is expanded.

9.2.1 DAKA-R SERIES System

6 THERMOSTAT 55.132.69.060(100) 1 EA E.G.O

6 THERMOSTAT 55.132.69.060(100) 1 EA E.G.O

6 THERMOSTAT 55.132.69.060(100) 1 EA E.G.O

6 THERMOSTAT 55.132.69.060(100) 1 EA E.G.O

1 TOUCH PANEL MT807iE 1 EASYVIEW

2 MAIN BOARD TC100 MAIN B/D (rev1) 1 YUDO

3 POWER BOARD TC100 POWER B/D (rev1) 1 YUDO

4 MMS MMS-32H (1.6 ~ 2.5A) 1 LS

5 MMS MMS-32H (1 ~ 1.6A) 1 LS

6 ELCB EBS 33c/15A 1 LS

7 MC 3RT60 16 1AN21 (9A) 2 SIEMENS

8 SMPS MDR-60-24 1 Mean Well

9 TRANSFORMER JBK5-300VA (380V / 220V) 1 JUCHE

10 MAIN SWITCH MLD-063ESE 1 KACON

11 TOWER LAMP ST45L-BZ-3-24-RAG-SZ18 1 Q-Light

12 FAN SJ1225HA2 2 Suntronix

13 SSR KSR5030ZDH (30A) 2 KACON

14 RELAY HR705-2PL (AC 220V) 1 KACON

15 RELAY HR705-2PL (DC 24V) 1 KACON

16 PUSH BUTTON S/W MRX-AM1D0W (DC 24V WHITE) 1 HANYOUNG

17 PUSH BUTTON S/W MRX-AM1D0Y (DC 24V YELLOW) 1 HANYOUNG

18 EMERGENCY S/W MRE-AR1R 1 HANYOUNG