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Pumping for remote control unit (AOFP201RU - 20 GN 1/1)

Liquid gas line 0.47" dia (12 mm)

Gas intake line 0.79" dia (20 mm)

Lay the copper piping, choosing the shortest route and avoiding

bends, elbows and vertical stretches as much as possible,

observing the following rules:

- in the horizontal stretches, the intake line must slope down to

the condenser unit at a gradient of not less than 2%.

- air traps must be installed before all upward stretches of the

intake line (every 6.6 feet/2 metres).

- insulate the intake line with suitable lagging (minimum

thickness 0.35 in / 9 mm).

- you are advised to install the remote unit at a distance of no

more than 49.21 feet/15 m. from the appliance, and with a

maximum height difference between unit and appliance of 5

m. IF YOU EXCEED THESE DISTANCES, PLEASE CONSTULT

YOUR CONTACTOR FOR INFORMATION ON INSTALLATION.

• Install the following devices on the gas liquid line, in the

following order: a filter, a suitably sized dehydration (dryer)

device, a liquid flow indicator and a solenoid valve.

B.1.6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

In the case of equipment with remote units, the connection must

be made separately for the unit and the appliance.

The AOFP201RU models are all remotely controlled and run on

three-phase power supply (208V, 3ph, 60Hz).

The AOFP061U, AOFP061TU, AOFP101U, AOFP102U models

run on three-phase power supply (208V, 3ph, 60Hz).

CAUTION:

Connection to the electrical mains must be carried out in

accordance with current regulations and the standards re-

quired by the National Electric Code (NEC), known as NFPA 70.

Before connecting, make sure that:

- The appliance must be hard wired to incoming power supply.

- In order to protect the appliance from possible leakages,

overloads or short-circuits, install a circuit-breaker or fused

disconnect switch between the power supply cable and the

main power source.

- After making the connection and with the appliance running,

check that the rated voltage level does not fluctuate by ± 10%.

Note: In the models set up for operation with remote units,

make the electrical connection to the condenser unit and solenoid

valve as illustrated in the wiring diagram enclosed with the

appliance.

The wire connection must be sized with correct cable for the

amperage. Insert the wires and clamp them with the special

cable clamp. Correctly connect each wire to the corresponding

terminal.

The manufacturer will accept no liability for any damage or

injury resulting from the violation of the above rules or of the

binding electrical safety standards in the country where the

appliance is used.

B.1.7 PUTTING THE LINES UNDER VACUUM AND CHARGING

WITH REFRIGERANT GAS (FOR REMOTE UNITS)

B.1.7.1 Leakage test

- Wash out the intake pipes with pressurised dry nitrogen.

- Connect a nitrogen cylinder to the high and low pressure

connectors, and connect to a pressure gauge (using a "T"

union). Charge the high and low pressure lines with gas until

they reach a pressure of about 217.56 psi/15 bar. Shut off the

cylinder cock and, after at least an hour, check that the pressure

has not dropped to below the previous reading level.

B.1.7.2 Vacuum

- Empty the circuit manually by opening the connectors.

- Connect the pipes to a vacuum pump, preferably a two-stage

model with a vacuum gauge and high and low pressure

connectors. Take the vacuum level to equal to or lower than

70Torr (0.093bar). On reaching this level, stay at the same level

for about 30 minutes and then proceed with charging the unit as

follows:

B.1.7.3 Charging with refrigerant

- Charge the high and low pressure lines with liquid refrigerant

for R404A until the pressure between the cylinders and the

circuit is balanced (The initial charge of fluid is about 20 to 30%

of the total charge).

- At this point, shut off the high pressure line, start up the

compressor and charge with gas slowly until the bubble in the

liquid indicator disappears.

CAUTION:

the charging with refrigerant must be done by professionally

qualified personnel.

B.1.8 Checks to be made when starting up the appliance

- Before making the appliance operational, run a complete

manual cooling or blast chilling cycle.

- Use the liquid flow indicator to check that the circuit is sufficiently

charged.

If ok, proceed with start-up, or if not, complete the charging

following the instructions in § B.1.7.3.

- Using a digital thermometer, check that the temperature

reading on the control panel matches the thermometer reading.

- In condensing units, it is advisable to check the correct return

of oil to the compressor. The check can be made in the

following way:

1. with the condensing unit turned off, make sure that the

oil window located on the compressor casing is filled to

at least 1/4 its height.

2. run a complete empty HARD CHILLING (BC) or

FREEZING (BCF) cycle;

3. turn the chiller off at the end of the cycle;

wait at least 15 minutes then check the oil level. The oil

must be visible in the window on the oil casing; if not, add

oil until filled to at least 1/2 its height (only use oil with the

characteristics given on the compressor dataplate).