Combisteel 7469.0100 Wall Mounted Unit Max User Manual
- June 5, 2024
- CombiSteel
Table of Contents
Wall Mounted Unit Max
7469.0100 – 7469.0105 – 7469.0110
User Manual
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Combisteel refrigerated display case.
This Operating Manual (hereinafter referred to as the “Manual”) describes the
design of the refrigerated wall display case series Monte (hereinafter
referred to as the “Display Case” or the “Product”) and its installation and
operation procedures. The display cases should be installed, put into
operation and maintained by the Service Centers of Combisteel commercial
refrigerating equipment suppliers or sellers or other maintenance companies on
behalf of Combisteel.
The display cases meet the requirements of TR CU 004/2011 “On safety of low-
voltage equipment”, TR CU 010/2011 “On safety of machinery and equipment”, TR
CU 020/2011 “Electromagnetic compatibility of technical means” (Declaration of
conformity EEU No. RU Д-RU.РА01.В.03335/19, valid until 23.12.2024, and EEU
No. RU
Д-RU.РА01.В.03336/19, valid until 23.12.2023) Warning: Please read this manual
carefully before putting the display cases into operation.
Description and operation
1.1 Purpose of display cases
The display cases are designed for demonstration, sale and temporary storage
of pre-cooled food products and semi-finished products at trade and public
catering enterprises. The display cases can work with a remote refrigerating
unit or a centralized cold supply. The climate class of the display cases is
“N”, placement category 3 according to GOST 15150 for operation at the ambient
temperature of 12°C to 25°C and relative humidity: – 12°C – maximum relative
humidity 80%; – 22°C – maximum relative humidity 65 %; – 25°C –
maximum relative humidity 60%. The temperature range in the useful volume for
the display cases without front glazing (open) is +1 to +7°C. The temperature
range in the useful volume for the display cases with front glazing is -1 to
+7°C.
1.2 Specifications
The main specifications of the display cases are given in Table 1 and Fig. 2.
Table 1 – Basic parameters and specifications
Designation of display cases| Useful area, sq.m| Useful
refrigerated volume, cub.m| Cold consumption, kW| Energy consumption
per day, not more than, kW/h/kW/h| Input current, not more than
A/A| External dimensions, mm: LxWxH (including end walls)|
Weight, kg
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
Series Monte S
Моnte S 1250| 2.7| 1.0| 1.5| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х775х2040| 290
Моnte S1875| 4.1| 1.5| 2.2| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х775х2040| 320
Моnte S 2500| 5.4| 2.0| 3.0| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х775х2040| 400
Моnte S 3750| 8.2| 3.0| 4.4| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х775х2040| 600
Моnte S FV 1250| 2.2| 1.0| 1.5| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х775х2040| 290
Моnte S FV 1875| 3.4| 1.5| 2.2| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х775х2040| 320
Моnte S FV 2500| 4.4| 2.0| 3.0| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х775х2040| 400
Моnte S FV 3750| 6.7| 3.0| 4.4| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х775х2040| 600
Моnte SH 1250| 3.2| 1.1| 1.5| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х775х2210| 300
Моnte SH 1875| 4.7| 1.7| 2.2| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х775х2210| 350
Моnte SH 2500| 6.4| 2.2| 3.0| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х775х2210| 430
Моnte SH 3750| 9.5| 3.3| 4.4| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х775х2210| 640
Моnte SH FV 1250| 2.7| 1.1| 1.5| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х775х2210| 300
Моnte SH FV 1875| 4.1| 1.7| 2.2| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х775х2210| 350
Моnte SH FV 2500| 5.4| 2.2| 3.0| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х775х2210| 430
Моnte SH FV 3750| 8.2| 3.3| 4.4| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х775х2210| 640
Series Monte M
Моnte M 1250| 3.4| 1.4| 1.65| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х975х2040| 360
Моnte M 1875| 5.1| 2.1| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х975х2040| 430
Моnte M 2500| 6.8| 2.8| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х975х2040| 510
Моnte M 3750| 10.2| 4.2| 4.9| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х975х2040| 740
Моnte M FV 1250| 2.8| 1.2| 1.65| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х975х2040| 360
Моnte M FV 1875| 4.2| 1.8| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х975х2040| 430
Моnte M FV 2500| 5.6| 2.4| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х975х2040| 510
Моnte M FV 3750| 8.3| 3.6| 4.9| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х975х2040| 740
Моnte M TG| 5.1| 2.1| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х975х2040| 430
Моnte M FV TG| 4.2| 1.8| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х975х2040| 430
Моnte MH 1250| 4.0| 1.5| 1.65| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х975х2210| 380
Моnte MH 1875| 6.0| 2.3| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х975х2210| 450
Моnte MH 2500| 8.1| 3.0| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х975х2210| 530
Моnte MH 3750| 12.0| 4.6| 4.9| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х975х2210| 760
Моnte MH FV 1250| 4.0| 1.3| 1.65| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х975х2210| 380
Моnte MH FV 1875| 6.0| 2.0| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х975х2210| 450
Моnte MH FV 2500| 8.1| 2.6| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х975х2210| 530
Моnte MH FV 3750| 12.0| 4.0| 4.9| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х975х2210| 760
Моnte MH TG| 6.0| 2.3| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х975х2210| 450
Моnte MH FV TG| 5.9| 2.0| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х975х2210| 450
Series Monte L
Моnte L 1250| 4.0| 2.0| 1.65| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х1075х2040| 430
Моnte L 1875| 6.0| 3.1| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х1075х2040| 510
Моnte L 2500| 8.0| 4.0| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х1075х2040| 610
Моnte L 3750| 12.0| 6.0| 4.9| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х1075х2040| 900
Моnte L FV 1250| 3.3| 2.0| 1.65| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х1075х2040| 430
Моnte L FV 1875| 4.9| 3.1| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х1075х2040| 510
Моnte L FV 2500| 6.5| 4.0| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х1075х2040| 610
Моnte L FV 3750| 9.9| 6.0| 4.9| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х1075х2040| 900
Моnte L TG| 6.5| 4.0| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.27| 2580х1075х2040| 610
Моnte L FV TG| 6.0| 4.0| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.27| 2580х1075х2040| 610
Моnte LH 1250| 4.8| 2.2| 1.65| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х1075х2210| 450
Моnte LH 1875| 6.9| 3.4| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х1075х2210| 550
Моnte LH 2500| 9.6| 4.4| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х1075х2210| 700
Моnte LH 3750| 14.4| 6.6| 4.9| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х1075х2210| 990
Моnte LH FV 1250| 4.0| 2.2| 1.65| 1.9/1.2| 0.45/0.19| 1310х1075х2210| 450
Моnte LH FV 1875| 6.0| 3.0| 2.5| 2.7/1.7| 0.66/0.27| 1955х1075х2210| 550
Моnte LH FV 2500| 8.0| 4.4| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х1075х2210| 700
Моnte LH FV 3750| 12.0| 6.6| 4.9| 5.0/3.1| 1.27/0.48| 3830х1075х2210| 990
Моnte LH TG| 8.0| 4.4| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х1075х2210| 700
Моnte LH FV TG| 6.5| 4.4| 3.25| 3.5/2.2| 0.86/0.34| 2580х1075х2210| 700
Note – * – The energy consumption and power parameters when energy-saving
fans are used.
The shelf load should not exceed 120 kg/m² for a five-row display case, and
100 kg/m² for a six-row display. The power supply parameters are as follows:
V/phase/ Hz – 230/1/50. The display cases shall remain functional
at supply voltage deviations in the range of minus 10% to plus 10% from the
rated voltage according to GOST 13109.
1.3 Display case design and operation
1.3.1 Display case design
The display cases consist of the following main units (Figure 1.):
- Basic solid molded casing.
- Rear molded wall
- Upper molded wall (top)
- Side molded or double-glazed wall (end wall)
- Height-adjustable support feet.
- Load-bearing posts with perforated panels.
- Shelves with guides and stoppers.
- Decorative color panels
- Control panel (controller)
- Protective bumper.
1.3.2 Display case operation
The useful volume of the refrigerated display case is cooled based on the
principle of heat transfer from the useful volume of the display case to the
environment. The heat from the useful volume is carried into the evaporator,
the compressor transfers it by the refrigerant to the condenser, and then it
is removed to the environment.
The refrigerated display case operation is the operation of its refrigeration
system controlled by an electronic regulator (controller). The controller’s
temperature sensor reads the air temperature in the useful volume of the
display case, when the set temperature is exceeded, the solenoid valve opens
and the refrigerant is supplied to the evaporator. When the desired
temperature is reached in the useful volume of the dis-play case, the
controller switches off and closes the solenoid valve, thereby cutting off the
refrigerant supply to the evaporator. The evaporator defrosting time and
frequency are determined by the controller settings.
The control panel consists of:
- Electronic controller.
- Illuminated key switch.
The electronic controller (1) is used to automatically maintain the
temperature in the refrigerated space and control the air cooler defrosting
process. See the Electronic Controller User’s Manual in Appendix D to the
Manual. The factory setting ensures the optimal operation of the product. The
controller can be readjusted by the service personnel only. The switch (2) is
used to turn the lighting on and off. The interior of open display cases is
insulated by an air curtain (an invisible airflow barrier between the upper
honeycomb and the lower suction panel).
Warning: Do not block the cooling air supply for the air curtain (by
goods, labels, price tags, etc.) To reduce energy consumption during off-
hours, the display cases can be optionally equipped with night covers
m(Fig.4). In order to prevent refrigeration loss, as well as to ensure perfect
sanitary conditions, the display case can be closed with a night cover,
available on request as an option, for the nighttime.
Warning: The night cover requires careful handling. The night cover
should be raised/lowered smoothly, without any jerks and distortions, using a
special handle, until the cover fixation. This is necessary to avoid damage to
the mechanism and wear of the night cover material.
**** Warning: If the customers do not fulfill the above requirements, the
warranty for the night cover is not provided! See Appendix E for the night
cover installation instructions.
2 Datasheet specifications
2.1 Scope of delivery
The delivery set complies with the Packing list (appended to the Manual).
2.2 Acceptance certificate
Refrigerated wall display case series Monte ____, serial
number ____ is manufactured and accepted in accordance with the
requirements of Specification TU 28.25.13-002-066486978 -2017, current
technical documentation and is found fit for use. Date of
manufacture____201 Responsible for the
acceptance____(signature) L.S.
Proper use
3.1 General guidelines
The Manual provides information necessary for the proper operation and
maintenance of the display cases during their intended use. The display case
service life and safety in operation depend on observance of the operating
rules.
3.2 Safety measures
The display cases meet the safety requirements of Technical Regulations of the
Customs Union: TR CU 004/2011 “On safety of low-voltage equipment”, TR CU
010/2011 “On safety of machinery and equipment”, TR CU 020/2011
“Electromagnetic compatibility of technical means”. The display cases belong
to I class of human protection against electric shock according to GOST IEC
60335-1. The degree of protection provided by enclosures is IP20.
Warning: Observe the following safety rules when working with the display
cases:
– check the cable before connecting the display cases to the mains and make
sure it is working properly;
– connect the mains plug to a grounded socket only;
– the power cord may only be replaced by the qualified personnel authorized to
this type of works;
– in case of any faults in the electrics (wire insulation fault, ground wire
breakage, etc.), immediately disconnect the display case from the mains and
call an electrician.
– connect the showcases to the supply mains (Fig.4) via an automatic circuit
breaker of combined (thermal and electromagnetic) protection with a rated
current value of:
a) 6.3A – for Monte 1250, Monte 1875, Monte 2500;
b) 10А – for Monte 3750.
Fig. 4. Power connection diagram
QF, QF1 – automatic circuit breakers;
XP – 3 pole plug and socket EURO connector with a grounding terminal.
For the wiring diagram see Appendix B.
Warning: Do not operate equipment with a missing or faulty ground
connection.
Warning: Before dismantling and depressurization of refrigeration system
components, drain the refrigerant into a special container, avoiding its
leakage into the atmosphere.
Precaution: The display cases are not intended for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical or mental capabilities, or lack of experience
or knowledge unless they are supervised or instructed regarding the product
use by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to
prevent playing with the product. In case of non-compliance with these safety
measures, the manufacturer shall not be liable for the safety.
3.3 Display case installation.
Warning: When the display case is delivered, check the packaging for
damages. If there are any defects, make a claim to the transport company. The
display cases should be transported in a vertical position only. Carefully
unpack the display case, taking all necessary precautions to avoid mechanical
damage to the external front surfaces of the product. Remove the components
from the interior. Read the datasheet. Check the delivery package.
Remove the display case from the wooden pallet by unscrewing the fixing bolts.
Indoors, the product can only be moved in accordance with the handling circuit
on the nameplate.
Tilt the display case 15° back and screw the front feet, then tilt it forward
and screw the rear feet.
Set the display case level to a stable horizontal position using height-
adjustable feet.
When installing display cases at the operating site, observe the following
conditions: – the ambient air temperature should not exceed 25°C, because at
temperatures above 25°C and relative humidity of more than 60%, the technical
characteristics specified in p. 1.1 are not guaranteed; – provide an air
conditioning system in the room to maintain normal operating conditions,
because the common ventilation will increase the humidity, which will reduce
the operational reliability; – do not install showcases near doors or in halls
with artificial air flows to avoid air flows of more than 0.2 m/sec,
humidifying the air; – install the display case at least 1 m away from the
heat source, and sun-warmed walls and ceilings; – keep the clearance of at
least 60 mm between the display case and the wall. In case of failure to
observe the above conditions, the display cases will not meet their
performance characteristics and the power consumption will increase. Before
using the display cases: carefully remove the protective film from the outer
and inner panel surfaces; wash them with warm water and neutral detergent;
rinse; dry. When washing, prevent moisture ingress in electrical items.
Install the interior lighting lamp.
The product should be connected to the cold supply lines only by specialists
of the manufacturer or organizations
having appropriate authorization (license) for this type of work.
Installation procedure:
a) cut off the capped ends of the display case pipes with a length of 20-30 mm
with a special tool and remove the burrs;
b) solder the joints, the silver content in the solder should be at least
5.5%;
c) insulate the pipelines connecting to the cold supply lines. For the remote
unit pipeline connection diagram see Appendix C.
Warning: Do not move the display cases connected to the cold supply
lines.
3.4 Pre-starting procedure of display cases
After the product is connected to the power supply as described above, it can
be started from the control panel (Fig. 3) and adjusted.
Note: pre-commissioning, network connection and controller configuration
should be performed by a representative of the Service Center certified for
this type of work.
Warning: After transportation at a temperature below +10°C, keep the
equipment at an ambient temperature of +18°C to +25°C for at least 4 hours
before switching on. After a forced outage, the equipment should be
reconnected to the power supply at least 3-4 minutes after its disconnection.
Load pre-cooled products only after the set temperature is reached in the
display case interior.
DO NOT exceed the load limits!
Warning: Products and semi-finished products should be pre-cooled.
Products and semi-finished products should be uniformly arranged in plastic or
stainless steel functional containers. Place containers on demonstration trays
and shelves loosely, with a clearance of at least 6 cm to the walls. Load
limits:
– place products uniformly;
– products should not block the air supply and intake openings;
– products should not protrude beyond the shelves; the weight of products
loaded on the shelf should not exceed 120 kg / m² for a five-row display case,
and for a six-row display case 100 kg / m²;
– do not put boxes, bags etc. on the top of the refrigerated display case;
– The condensate formed during evaporator defrosting should be drained to the
sewer.
Commissioning, setting up of automatic control equipment of the refrigerating
unit, maintenance and repair of the product should be performed only by
specialists of either the manufacturer or organizations appropriately
authorized (licensed) by the manufacturer for this type of work
Warning: Before sanitary treatment, routine maintenance and repair works,
disconnect the display case from the mains by removing the plug from the
outlet, and remove the products from the display case interior.
Warning: Do not wash the product under running water, because accidental
ingress of moisture to electrical components can result in the product and the
electrical safety system malfunction.
3.5 Troubleshooting
In case of any malfunction, call the specialist of the service company
authorized by the display case supplier (seller), or the specialized service
organization. Potential failures and methods of their elimination are given in
Table 2. Table 2 – List of possible failures and methods of their elimination
Type of failure, outward signs and additional signs| Possible cause|
Remedy
---|---|---
1| 2| 3
1 Display case does not work| The power cable is damaged| Check the power
cable and repair, if necessary. Check the switch terminal connections and
tighten the screws on the terminals, if necessary.
2. The set temperature is not maintained consistently inside.| The display
case is loaded with warm products. The display case is densely loaded with
products. High ambient temperature. Air circulation in the fan is disturbed.|
Avoid loading the display case with hot and warm products. When loading,
provide a free air flow between the shelves with products. Do not use the
display cases at ambient temperatures above +25°С. Products should not block
the air supply and intake openings.
3 Increased noise| The display case is not installed correctly. The
refrigeration unit pipelines are in contact with the housing or with each
other.| Adjust the display case installation level using the feet. Check the
pipeline attachment.
Warning: Disconnect the display cases from the mains before any
replacements.
If the power cord is damaged, replace it with a cord PVA-VP 3×1.5 with a
molded plug or similar.
Maintenance
Uninterrupted and efficient operation of the products is provided by a planned
maintenance system for care, inspection, diagnostics, and all types of repairs
carried out routinely within a prescribed period and aimed at maintaining the
equipment in good condition.
Two types of service are specified for the equipment: daily maintenance during
operation and periodic maintenance, which is performed by a specialized
organization authorized by the equipment supplier (seller).
4.1 Daily maintenance of equipment includes the control of:
– internal temperature;
– correct loading of products (see section 3.4.);
– tightness of the magnetic door seal (for the version);
– condensate drain systems (no water inside the display case).
The display case should be kept clean during operation. Avoid using abrasive
or corrosive detergents when disinfecting.
Warning: Disconnect the display case from the power supply and remove the
products from the interior before sanitizing.
4.2 Periodic maintenance is performed according to an annual schedule
developed by the Service Center before
the beginning of the planned year. Periodic maintenance involves a set of
works with intervals of at least
3 months, regardless of the technical condition of the display case at the
moment of maintenance beginning.
List of periodic maintenance works:
- check the correct placement and installation of the display case;
- clean the assembly units from contamination, clean the evaporating unit (if necessary);
- check that all parts and assemblies are properly secure, tighten all fasteners;
- check the tightness of brazed hydraulic connectors;
- check the electrical connections, tighten the screw contacts;
- check the supply voltage, grounding availability and condition, the integrity of wire and power cable insulation;
- checking the interior chilling;
- check the cyclic operation of the refrigeration system, the condenser fan rotation, the absence of a frost deposit on the evaporator fins;
- check the controller program and reset the parameters (if necessary).
Warning: In case of failure to perform the scheduled maintenance the warranty is not provided! In case of any questions arising during the start- up, operation and maintenance of products, contact the authorized organization (Supplier or Seller) and their Service Centers.
Storage
The display cases should be stored factory-packaged, not stacked, under the conditions of exposure to climatic factors of group 3 acc. to GOST 15150 and a temperature of not lower than minus 35°C. The guaranteed shelf life is not more than 6 months.
Transportation
The packed display cases may be transported by all types of transport except
for air transport.
The following should be provided during transportation:
– protection against mechanical damage;
– stable position and prevention of the movement in the vehicle.
Warning: Do not turn over the display cases. Handle in vertical position
only.
Environmental protection
The display cases should meet the environmental requirements established by
the current legislation for this type of equipment. The design of display
cases should prevent environmental pollution under normal operating, starting-
up and shutting-down conditions. Prevent emissions of hazardous substances
into the air, discharges to water, and soil contamination, and other
environmental impacts, except for the accidental release of refrigerant,
during display case commissioning, operation and disposal. The environmental
safety of display cases during commissioning and operation shall be ensured by
the following:
– refrigeration system integrity control;
– working area atmosphere control;
– measures to prevent environmental pollution by producing waste (oiled rags,
waste oil).
Operating personnel is responsible for the environmental safety of display
cases during commissioning, operation and disposal.
Disposal
Display cases that have reached the end of their service life should be
disposed of. Display cases should be disposed by appropriately qualified
personnel authorized for these works and instructed on safe work practices and
procedures.
The personnel disposing of the display cases should wear protective clothing
and use personal protective equipment. Shut down the display cases and
disconnect the electrical lines before disposal. The process liquid (oil,
refrigerant) should be removed from the refrigeration system and recycled,
regenerated or disposed of by specialized organizations.
The fire safety, electrical safety, environmental safety and handling safety
requirements shall be met during disassembly.
Before disposal of the display case, disassemble and sort its components
according to the materials from which they are made. Metal structures are
subject to scrapping.
Appendix A
(normative)
Report form
COMMISSIONING REPORT
(normative)
Report form
COMMISSIONING REPORT
This report is drawn up on …………………….201……………
by the owner of the display case…………………………………………..
(name and address of organization,…………………
position, full name)………………..
and the representative of the authorized Service Center (name) (position,
full name)
o certify that the display case series Monte……………………………..serial
number…………………….
manufactured on ………………………..201 ,
was put into service on …………………………………201 by electrical engineer
(name of the organization, full name)
certificate for installation and maintenance of commercial refrigerating
equipment No………………………….., issued on……………………… 201 by (name of organization)
The display case is accepted for service by an engineer (name of the
organization, full name)
certificate for installation and maintenance of commercial refrigerating
equipment No……………………………….issued on………………………………..201 by (name of organization)
The owner ………….(signature) Full name
Representative of the center ………………(signature) Full name
Appendix B
Key to the wiring diagram:
XS Power plug
QG Light switch
QMT Automatic circuit breaker
A2, A3, A4 LED tube lights
MVE1-MVE6 Air cooler fans
A1 Controller
ES *Evaporator heating elements
Sair, S5 NTC temperature sensors
YA Timer relay coil.
* – Option
Display case length, mm| Number of fans| Number of lamps| Number of power
units| Number of shelf lights
---|---|---|---|---
1250| 2| 1 (18W)| 1x100W| 4(L) / 5(H)
1875| 3| 2 (9W and 18W)| 1x150W| 8(L) / 10(H)
2500| 4| 2 (18W)| 2x100W| 8(L) / 10(H)
3750| 6| 3 (18W)| 3x100W| 12(L) / 15(H)
Appendix C
(normative)
Refrigerating unit and melt water drain pipeline connection diagram
|
|
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Appendix D
INSTRUCTION
EKC202B, EKC302B CONTROLLER SETTINGS ADJUSTMENT
- PURPOSE
The controller as part of the refrigeration equipment is designed to control its operation and provides the following:
maintaining the temperature in the refrigerated space within the required range; automatic defrost of the air cooler; compressor protection.
The front panel of the controller is shown in Fig. 1.
1, 2, 3 – programming keys; 4 – display; 5 “minus” signal; 6 air cooler fan activation indicator (illuminated); 7 defrosting indicator (illuminated); 8 – refrigeration indicator (illuminated).
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
The front panel of the controller contains three programming keys (1), (2),
(3) and a display that shows three numbers or letters (4), a minus sign (5),
an air cooler fan activation signal (6), a defrosting signal (7), and a
refrigeration signal (8).
The controller maintains the interior temperature by periodical starting and
stopping the compressor according to a signal received from the sensor
installed in the air cooler. If the interior temperature exceeds the set value
(the first line in Table 1), then the controller activates the compressor.
After reaching the specified interior temperature, the controller stops the
compressor. When the compressor is disabled, the interior temperature
increases due to heat flows, and when a value equal to the sum of the previous
set value (the first line in Table 1) and the value “r01” is reached, the
controller activates the com-pressor. When products are cooled (the compressor
is running), the display (4) shows the interior temperature value and the
refrigeration signal (8). When the compressor is disabled, the refrigeration
signal (8) is not displayed. To see the temperature on S5 evaporator sensor,
press briefly the key (2), and to activate the forced defrosting, press and
hold the key (2) for 5 seconds.
TEMPERATURE SETTING ADJUSTMENT
Set value adjustment procedure:
- Press the key (3) until the temperature set value appears on the display;
- select the desired value by pressing the keys (1) or (2) ;
- Press the key (3) to record the value.
4. PARAMETER ADJUSTMENT
As delivered, the controller has the parameter settings specified in Table 1.
Parameter adjustment procedure:
- press and hold the key (1) until the display shows the column with the code parameters;
- select the desired parameter by pressing the keys (1) or (2);
- Press the key (3) to switch to parameter editing mode;
- enter the desired parameter value by pressing the keys (1) or (2);
- Press the key (3) to record the value.
The controller will automatically exit the parameter setting mode if no keys are pressed.
Table 1. Default controller parameters.
Designation|
Parameter specification, adjustment range
| Value of parameter| Unit of measure
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1| 2| 3| 4
Temperature contro l
| Interior temperature – set point (-50°С to +50°С)
Compressor deactivation temperature
| -18, 0, -6, 1, 4****| °С
r01
| Temperature differential (0,1К – 20К) The compressor is activated when the interior temperature exceeds the previous set value + differential|
3
|
°С
r02| Maximum limitation of setpoint setting (-49°С – +50°С)| 5, 10*(***)|
°С
r03| Minimum limitation of setpoint setting (-50°С – +49°С)| -21, -5 -6.
0*(**)| °С
r04| Adjustment of temperature indication (- 20К – +20К)| 0| К
r05| Temperature unit (°С/°F)| °С| °С/°F
r09| Correction of the signal from the thermostat sensor (-10К – +10К)| 0| K
r12| Manual service (-1), stop regulation (0), start regulation (1)| 1| –
r13| Displacement of reference during night operation (-10К – +10К)| 0| K
r39| Activation of reference displacement r40 (OFF – on)| OFF| –
r40| Value of reference displacement r40 (second range of the thermostat) (0 –
99 К)| 0| K
Alarms
А03| Temperature alarm delay (0-240 min)| 30| min
А04| Time delay for door alarm (0-240 min)| 60| min
А12| Time delay for cooling (0-240 min)| 90| min
А13| Upper alarm limit, at which the compressor is disabled within time “А03”
(-50 – +50 °С)| 10, 15*(***)| °С
А14| Lower alarm limit, at which alarm is raised (-50 – +50 °С)| -25,
-5(****)| °С
А27| Delay of a DI alarm (0 – 240 min)| 30| min
А37| High alarm limit for condenser temperature (0 – 99 °С)| 50| °С
Compressor
c01| Minimum ON-time (0 min – 30 min)| 0| min
c02| Minimum OFF-time (0 min – 30 min)| 2| min
c30| The compressor relay must cutin and out inversely (NC function) (0/OFF –
1/On)| 0/OFF| –
C70| Zero crossing control – only EKC302| On| –
Defrosting
d01| Defrosting method (no/gas/EL )| EL| –
d02| Defrost stop temperature (0°С – 25°С)| 15, 8| °С
d03| Interval between defrost starts ( 0 – 48 h)| 4, 12| h
d04| Maximum defrost duration (0 – 180 min)| 30, 15| min
d05| Displacement of time on cutin of defrost at start-up (0 – 240 min)| 0|
min
d06| Drip off time (0 – 60 min)| 2| min
d07| Delay for fan start after defrost (0 -65 min)| 3| min
d08| Fan start temperature (-15 – 0 °С)| -3| °С
d09| Fan cutin during defrost| 0, 1(*)| –
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d10| Defrost sensor (0 – time /1 – S5 /2 – Sair)| 1, 0| –
d18| Maximum aggregate refrigeration time between two defrosts (0 – 48 h)| 0|
–
d19| Defrost on demand – S5 temperature’s permitted variation during frost
build-up (20К = Off)
| 20| K
Fan
F01| Fan stop at cutout compressor (no/yes)| no| –
F02| Delay of fan stop (0 – 30 min)| 0| min
F04| Fan stop temperature (S5) (°С )| 10| °С
Real-time clock t01-t47
Miscellaneous
o01| Delay of output signals after start-up (0 – 600 sec)| 5| sec
о02| Digital input function: 0 – not used; 1 – door function; 2 – defrost
start; 3 – external alarm; 4 – night operation|
0
|
–
о03| Network address – for EKC302 only (0 – 240)| 1| –
о04| Service message – for EKC302 only| OFF| –
o05| Access code (0 – 100)| 0| –
o06| Used sensor type (Рt/ntc- 5 kOhm)| ntc| –
о15| Display step =0.5 (normal 0.1 at Pt sensor) (no – yes)| no| –
о16| Maximum hold time after coordinated defrost.| 20| –
o46| Cleaning| 0| –
o64| Access code 2 (partly access) (0 -100)| 0| –
о67| Replace the controller’s factory settings with the present settings (OFF-
On)| OFF| –
o70| Alternative application for the S5 sensor: (0 – defrost sensor; 1 –
product sensor; 2 – condenser sensor)| 0| –
Service
u09| Temperature measured with S5 sensor| –| –
u10| Status on DI1 input (on/1 = closed)| –| –
u13| Status on night operation (on or off)| –| –
u28| Read the present regulation reference| –| –
u58| Status on relay for cooling| –| –
u59| Status on relay for fans| –| –
u60| Status on relay for defrosting| –| –
u69| Temperature measured with Sair sensor| –| –
Note: Parameter values:
– for low temperature cabinets, monoblocks and split systems;
- – for medium temperature monoblocks and split systems;
** – for DP102 cabinet.
* – for medium temperature cabinets.
** – for refrigerated wall display cases
Appendix E
Night cover installation instructions
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