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HANDBOOK

CHAMBERS FOR THERMAL SHOCK TESTS

21/09/95 l\CS MN2038 AL 5500


TABLE OF CONTENTS

TECfINICAL DATA 3
INSTALLATION 4
PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS FOR THE CHAMBER START-UP .5
STARTING-UP 6
MAINTENANCE 10
SAFETY EQUIPMENTS INSTALLED IN THE SYSTEM 11
GRAPHIC RECORDER 12
GASEOUS NITROGEN PURGING (optional) 12
COOLING WITH LN2 (optional) 12

ENCLOSED HANDBOOKS:
- UNOP controller
- SIEMENS P.L.C.

ENCLOSED DRAWINGS:
- LAY-OUT C 21.486
- REFRIGERATION SYSTEM DIAGRAM C 21.486 - SI
- ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM:
POWER CIRCUIT C 21.486 - SE from page 1 to 16
POWER CIRCUIT C 21.486 - SE from page 18 to 21
CONTROL PANEL C 21.486 - SE from page 22 to 23

ENCLOSED DOCUMENTS:
- ACS test certificate
- ACS quality assurance certificate

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TECHNICAL DATA

Type : CST157 2T

Serial number : 5500


Testing :15500

Useful volume of the basket : 157 1 approx

Temperature range : from - 800e to + 220°C

- in the upper chamber : from 200e over the ambient to up to + 220°C

- in the lower chamber : from ambient to to -70°C


with possibility of undercooling to -80oe

Temperature accuracy : +/-1°C

Mains supply voltage : 380 V/50Hz/3+N+G

Remote control voltage : 24 V

Mains supply power :30Kw

Cooling unit : running with water HP 10 + 10

Refrigerants : HP80 + R23

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INSTALLATION

For a proper running of the chamber the ambient temperature must not exceed
+30oe.

Electric connection

The customer must provide to the installation of a shunt box with a main switch
for the connection of the chamber mains supply.
Inside the remote control switches board (in the machines unit) there is a
terminal board: the "R", "5" and "T" terminals must be connected to the
threephase mains.
The "N" terminals must be connected to the neutral of the mains.
The "YELLOW/GREEN" terminal must be connected to an efficient earth socket.

Hydraulic connection

Before the installation of the equipment to the hydraulic network for getting the
condensation water, the chamber must be placed in its final location, otherwise
flexible piping is necessary.

The maximum pressure of the condensation water must not exceed 1 MPa (10 bar).

For well water the outlet must be available for inspection. Foreseen water
temperature is + 15°C ± 3°C.

In this last case, it is recommended to install an overflow switch that stops the
equipment running if the water does not regularly flow in the condenser.

Azote connection

See instructions in the chapter nitrogen purging (optional).

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PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS FOR THE CHAMBER START-UP

Verify the correct rotation way of the fans in both cabinets, proceeding as follows :

- Turn the main switch on;

If the fans do not turn according to the arrow on the motor, it is necessary to
reverse the "R" and "S" terminal connections at the feeding input.
At the doors side of the chambers, there are applicated two micros witches which
avoid the running of the chamber when the doors are opened.
Remind that to start fans working with opened chambers, it is necessary to switch
on both the microswitches contacts placed beside the door.

THIS OPERATION IS NECESSARY TO ENSURE THE CORRECT ROTATION WAY


OF THE BASKET MOVEMENT MOTOR, AND TO PERMIT THE RUNNING OF THE
SAFETIES; OTHERWISE RELEVANT DAMAGES COULD BE CAUSED TO THE
STRUCTURE.

Check that specimens discharge correctly into the basket, that is:

- Basket in the hot chamber;


- The specimens are some centimeters far from the basket borders;
- During the basket removing, they can not drop out in order to avoid relevant damages.

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STARTING-UP

1. PROGRAMMING

a. Select the running mode; with the Fl key select the manual running, with the F2 key
select the automatic running.

b. If you press the F3 key you enter in the programming MENU. To insert data press the Ins
key, a lighting cursor appears on the exact point you have to programme the value; if you
press the ENTER key you confirm the programmed value.
Remember that when the 4 lines of the display with the down arrow key are finished it is
necessary to do the SCROOL in order to see the other lines.
It is important to perform the above-mentioned operation in order to insert the data on all
lines of the MENU.
When you have finish the programming of the temperature sets and times sets, press one
more time the F3 key and then you return to the control MENU.
It is very important to select the running (manual or automatic) before doing the
programming.

Example of programming in automatic cycle


Press the F2 and F3 keys

.............. SET PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING .


............... AUTOMA TIC CYCLE .
COLD CHAMBER TEMPERAT. SET POINT: -65
COLD CHAMBER DWELL TIME SET POINT : 0:15
COLD CHAMBER DECREASE TEMPERATURE:-lO
HOT CHAMBER TEMPERA T. SET POINT: 160
HOT CHAMBER DWELL TIME SET POINT: 0:15
HOT CHAMBER INCREASE TEMPERATURE: 15
TEST CYCLES TOTAL NUMBER: 30000
CYCLES NUMBER BEFORE DEFROSTING: 200
COLD CHAMBER UNDERTEMP. SET POINT: -85
HOT CHAMBER OVERTEMP. SET POINT: 200
FORCED COOLING TIME SET POINT: 3 Min (max 5 rnin)
FORCED COOLING TIME SET POINT: 2 Min (max 5 rnin)
PRES. F3 : FOR OTHER COMMANDS

To insert data press the Ins Key and confirm them with ENTER key. The stabilization times
are activated when the basket takes place in the respective chamber.
The times values are in hours and minutes.
The set cold shrinking time is the time when the cold request is forced when the basket
takes place in the cold chamber.
This time can vary from 0 to 5 minutes according to the internal load.
The set hot shrinking time is the time when the hot request is forced when the basket takes
place in the hot chamber.
This time can vary from 0 to 5 minutes according to the internal load. The minimum time
of stabilization on all chambers is of 1 minute.

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Example of programming in manual cycle
Press the Fl and F3 keys

......... SET PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING .


... .MANU AL CyCLE .
COLD CHAMBER TEMPERAT. SET POINT: -65
HOT CHAMBER TEMPERA T. SET POINT: 160
COLD CHAMBER UNDERTEMP. SET POINT: -75
HOT CHAMBER OVERTEMP SET POINT: 180
PRES. F3 : FOR OTHER COMMANDS .

To insert data press the Ins key and confirm them with ENTER key.

c. If you press the F4 key you can check the programmed set, with the down and up arrow
key you may do the SCROOL of pages in order to check the correct set of data.
The checking function can be done in any moment. Leaving out of consideration the type
of visualized data if you press the F4 key the control MENU appears.

d. ATTENTION
When you set an overtemperature or undertemperature lower or higher to the running
temperature including the increment or the decrement at the starting, the chamber will go
in alarm indicating on display these messages :

................................ W ARNING .
OVERTEMPERA TURE SWITCH SET POINT LOWER
THAN HOT CHAMBER SET POINT
................... PRES. F3 : TO PROGRAMMING .

................................ W ARNING .
UNDERTEMPERATURE SWITCH SET POINT HIGHER
THAN COLD CHAMBER SET POINT
................... PRES. F3 : TO PROGRAMMING .

If the above-mentioned anomalies appear, return back in programming and modify


the set point of the faulty temperatures.

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2. CHAMBER STARTING

2.1. Manual cycle

In manual running the chamber becomes 2 distinct chambers.


If you press the F5 (cold) and F6 (hot) keys you activate the running of the cold and hot
chamber.
If you press the F9 key the basket takes place in the cold chamber.
If you press the Fl0 key the basket takes place in the hot chamber.

2.2. Automatic cycle

Select the chambers in which you want to perform the test, F5 (cold) and F6 (hot).
Press the F16 key (AUTOMATIC CYCLERUN) for the cycle starting.
The basket cycle will start only when the cold chamber will be in the ±2°C temperature
range.
If you open the chamber door during the running, the cycle stops. If you close the chamber
door the basket cycle will start again only when the temperature of the cold chamber will be
in the ±2°C range.
When you open the door of the ambient chamber, the basket will take place in the central
chamber and then will stop the running of the chamber.
The 2 other chambers will continue to thermoregulate the set temperature.

2.3 Defrosting

When the chamber reaches the number of set cycles, for the defrosting, the hot and ambient
chambers stop and in the cold chamber the thermoresistances heat in order to set free of ice
the evaporator.
The set temperature for the defrosting is of 40°C and the time is of 30 minutes.
The time start will begin only when the cold chamber will reach 30°e.

2.4 Cleaning with nitrogen

If you press the F15 key, you activate the solenoid valve for the cleaning with nitrogen.

2.5 Cycles end

When the chamber reaches the set total cycles, it will stop and the basket will remain in the
hot chamber.

2.6 Timer reset and general reset

The Fll key: general reset (cycles reset and timer for the chambers stabilization duration).

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2.7 Alarms

The alarms set on this chamber are :


"FAILURE: MOTORS PROTECTION"
"FAILURE: OVERTEMPERATURE SWITCH"
"FAILURE: UNDERTEMPERATURE SWITCH"

When the above-mentioned alarms are activated they can be controlled according to the
intervention sequence.
The intervention of these alarms stops the chamber and place the basket in the rest position.
You can find the anomaly on video and on lighting red led ALARM placed on the control
panel.

2.8 Emergency push button

On the chamber front panel you can find an emergency push button.
If you press it the chamber goes in OFF opening the main switch.
In order to reset the power supply release the push button turning counterclockwise sense
and switching the main switch off.

2.9 Alarms reset

For the reset of the alarms, follow these instructions:


Press the F12 key (alarms reset).

2.10 Time data

On the back side of the control panel you will find 2 lithium batteries type CR2430.
These batteries have a life of about 2 years. For the substitution remove one battery after the
other because you may loose all the data memorized in RAM.
The panel programme is memorized in EPROM.
If you press the arrow at right key for about 5 seconds, you can enter in the MENU to set the
hour and the date.
When you have set the hour and the date press again for about 5 seconds the above key and
the programme returns in the normal modality.

Note:

Inside the remote control switches panel, there are 2 push buttons and 1 commutator.
The commutator turns the basket movement on and off from automatic to manual and the
contrary.
The 2 push buttons control the manual movement of the basket.

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MAINTENANCE

Refrigeration units

To obtain maximum performance from cooling machine, some rules should be


followed:

- Air condenser
Clean every 3 months the refrigerating unit and specially the condenser from dust to
allow good air circulation;

- Eliminate the possible refrigerant leaks;


(The equipments function only with FREON type refrigerants, which are odourless,
not toxic and not combustible; it is then possible to find the leaking points with a
suitable checklamp).

- Substitute unfreezable oil of the compressors every 4000 hours running, using the
FUCHS SP32 oil for HP80 compressor and CASTROLoil for R23 compressor; the oil
must not contain any sign of humidity;

- Take the opportunity to substitute the dewaterer filter. On the R 23 circuit the filter
must have molecular sieves.

Electrical part and controlling instruments

- Test every 1000 cycles approx. the protections running.

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SAFETYEOUIPMENTS INSTALLED IN THE SYSTEM

- Thermic protections set on the two compressors frame. They stop the motor
compressor running in case of overtemperature.

- Overpressure switches.
At HP80 stage, the intervention of the pressure switch can be caused by the lack of
water or insufficient quantity.

- At R 23 stage the intervention of the overpressure switch can be caused by the


missing running of the HP80 stage.

- MOTORS PROTECTIONS
The above-mentioned alarm is indicated by writting "FAILURE: MOTORS
PROTECTION" and stops the running of the system. The alarm intervention is due
to the extra-absorption of the motors or to the motors overheating making opening
the relative magneto thermic switch.
To reset the running of the system, turn on again the switch intervened. This
component is placed in the switch box. and push "F12" key situated on the control
panel.

- ADJUSTABLE OVERTEMPERATURE SWITCH


This alarm is indicated by writting "FAILURE: OVERTEMPERATURE SWITCH
TEMPER. TOO HIGH IN THE HOT CHAMBER"and stops the running of the system.
The alarm intevention is due to the wrong running temperature regulation. To reset
the running of the system rectify the temperature and press "F12" key placed on the
control panel.

- UNDERTEMPERATURE SWITCH
This alarm is indicated by writting "FAILURE: UNDERTEMPERATURE SWITCH
TEMPER. TOO LOW IN THE COLD CHAMBER"and stops the running of the system.
The alarm intevention is due to the wrong running temperature regulation. To reset
the running of the system rectify the temperature and press "F12" key placed on the
control panel.

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GRAPHIC RECORDER

A three steps (hot chamber, cold chamber and specimens) temperature graphic recorder
provides for the continuous recording of occurred events.
It is equipped with an index of the temperature real value.

The electronic type recorder is equipped with two 100 Ohms at a °C platinum probes
(thermoresistances), strenghtened by a thin stainless steel coat.
The silver conductors are teflon sheathed.
The recorder is 100 mm wide, and the paper speed is from 5 mm to 12.000 mm/hour
and with continuous writing. The temperature scale is programmable.

Original standard equipment includes 2 parcels of paper which has the "2" form
folding.

The third probe, '" 4mm about, is connected to the recorder, in order to measure the
specimens temperature.
This probe is inserted through two special holes made on the top of the "hot" chamber
and on the upper steel plug.
When the probe is not used, it is placed in a circular seat under the above-mentioned
steel plug.

See the enclosed instruction manual for the use of the graphic recorder.

GASEOUS NITROGEN PURGING (optional)

By the purging system with gaseous nitrogen are avoided hoarfrost and/or ice
formation in the cold cabinet that could make more difficult the movement of
the basket.
On the left side of the chamber is installed a coupling for the connection of a
cylinder with a pressure reducing valve. The working pressure must be between
0,5 and 1 bar (50 and 100 kPa).

COOLING WITH LN2 (optional)

There are 2 kinds of cooling with liquid nitrogen (LN2):

1- Increasing with nitrogen, press F13 key (LN2). Increasing with nitrogen helps the
refrigerating unit until the cold chamber temperature set point is reached.

2- Cooling with nitrogen, press F14 key (LN2 cooling). Cooling with liquid nitrogen
substitutes the refrigerating unit, cooling of the cold chamber is achieved by LN2
only.

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57 DEHYDRATOR FILTER 1 CASTEL 4341/ 6
56 VALVE 1 CASTEL 6410/ 6
55 PRESSURE CONTROLLED WATER VALVE 1 DAN FOSS WVFX 20
54 SAFETY VALVE 2 CASTEL 3050/34
53 VALVE 2 CASTEL 6410/3
52 MOISTURE LIQUID INDICATOR 1 CASTEL 3740/5
51 VALVE 1 CASTEL 6410/5
50 DEHYDRATOR FILTER 1 CASTEL 4316/5
49 ROTALOCK VALVE 1 COS-VAL 0300-S12/C
48 ROTALOCK VALVE 1 COS-VAL 0300-S21/C
47 CHECK VALVE 1 CASTEL 3120/9
46 LIQUID INDICATOR 2 CASTEL 3610/22
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44 OIL SEPARATOR 2 CASTEL 5540/9
43 FLANGE JOINT 4 CASTEL 7630/9
42 RECOVERY PRESSURE SWITCH 1 DAN FOSS KP S 60-1171 6819
41 CONTROL PRESSURE SWITCH 1 DAN FOSS KP S 60-1171 13810
40 VIBRATION DAMPER 2 EISNER Anaconda 1010 FX (¢28)
39 VALVE 2 CASTEL 6010/2
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28 L.S. LINE SOLENOID VALVE 1 DAN FOSS EVR 10 24V /50Hz 6Y 11
27 L.S. INJECTIONTHERMOSTATICEXP. VALVE 1 DAN FOSS TY 2-1
26 L.S. INJECTION SOLENOID VALVE 1 DAN FOSS EVR 3 24V/50Hz 32F2053 6Y8
25 L.S. HOT GAS SOLENOID VALVE 1 DAN FOSS EVR 6 24V/SOHz 32F2093 6Y10
24 CAPILLARY
23 RECOVERY TANK 2 ARTEC LRH 14
22 VIBRATION DAMPER 1 EISNER Anaconda 5454 FX (¢35)
21 RECOVERY SOLENOID VALVE 1 DAN FOSS EVR 1D(N.O.) 24V 150Hz 6Y19
20 HEATING REDUCER 1 ARTEC CFC 8
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17 L.S. COMPRESSOR DISCHARGE VALVE 1 DORIN
16 L.S. COMPRESSOR SUCTION VALVE 1 DORIN
15 LOW STAGE COMPRESSOR 1 DORIN K1000CC 380V/SOHz/3 1M13
14 INTERMEDIATE HEAT EXCHANGER 1 ARTEC C876 H a 50 piastre
13 H.S. LINE THERMOSTATIC
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12 H.S. LINE SOLENOID VALVE 1 DAN FOSS EVR 10 24V/50Hz 32F2133 7Y 11
11 H.S. INJECTIONTHERMOSTATIC
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10 H.S. INJECTION SOLENOID VALVE 1 DAN FOSS EVR 3 24V/50Hz 32F2053 7Y9
9 HEAT EXCHANGER 1 DAN FOSS HE 8.0
8 CONDENSER 1 ARTEC CFC 60
7 H.S. HOT GAS SOLENOID VALVE 1 DAN FOSS EVR 6 24V/50Hz 32F2093 7Y10
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1 HIGH STAGE COMPRESSOR 1 DORIN K1000CC 380V/50Hz/3 1M15
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73 CONTROL PANEL 1 SIEMENS UNlOP 4x40 6ZA983-2
72 PLC 1 SIEMENS
71 REGULATION PROBES 2 HERAEUS IT. PT100 double IEC-751 cl:' 8 OIOA1B3WAIlO1387 20R4/20R6
70 FAN 2 MA.TI.KA. li'>200x83
69 THERMOSTAT 2 FAN-COS C04B S0/300'C 5817/5818
68 COLD CHAM8ER DEFROSTING HEATERS 3 HEATING ITALIANA 1toOW- 220V dis. C21.CST-R1 ~ 2E18
67 HOT CHAMBER HEATERS 9 HEATING ITALIANA 1fOOW-220V dis. C21.CST-R1 ~ 2E12
66 HOT CHAMBER VENTILATION MOTOR 2 LAFERT O.55KW.4D.B5 380V /50Hz/3 1Ml0/1M17
65 COLD CHAMBER VENTILATION MOTOR 2 LAFERT O.55KW.4D.B5.380V/50Hz/3 1MS/1M7
64 GASEOUS NITROGEN SOLENOID VALVE 1 DAN FOSS EVR 3 24V/SOHz 32F20S3 8Y12
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AC§; WIRING DIAGRAM LEGEND C 21.486-SE
Rev.
25/10/95
Pag. n. l/vg

page 1 - Rev. A

1Q2 = Main switch


1M5 = Cold chamber ventilation motor
1M7 = Cold chamber ventilation motor
1M10 = Hot chamber ventilation motor
1M13 = Low stage compressor motor
1M15 = High stage compressor motor
1M17 = Hot chamber ventilation motor

page 2 - Rev. A

2M3 = Basket movement reducer motor


2E12 = Hot chamber heaters
2E18 = Defrosting heaters

page 3 - Rev. A

3E2 = Compressor oil heater


3Q4 = Compressor thermal protection
3Q6 = Compressor thermal protection
3T13 = 24V line transformer
3Q15 = Door frame and inspection window heaters line protection switch
3Q16 = 24V line protection switch

page 4 - Rev. A-B

4G3 = 24VDC line power supply

page 5 - Rev. A-B

5G8 = PLC power supplier


5Kll = Cold chamber ventilation motor remote control switch
5K13 = Cold chamber ventilation motor remote control switch
5K14 = Hot chamber ventilation motor remote control switch
5K15 = Chamber ventilation motor remote control switch
5F17 = Switching off safety coil
5B17 = Cold chamber fixed overtemperature switch
5B18 = Hot chamber fixed overtemperature switch
5519 = Machines room door microswitch
IAJ!2§ WIRING DIAGRAM LEGEND C 21.486-5E
Rev.
25/10/95
Pag. n. 2/vg

page 6 - Rev. A

6K2 = Low stage compressor motor remote control switch


6K5 = Low stage compressor reiay
655 = Compressor safety switch
6B5 = Low stage compressor overpressure switch
3Q4 = Low stage compressor thermal protection
6Y8 = Low stage compressor injection solenoid valve
6Y10 = Low stage compressor hot gas solenoid valve
6Yll = Low stage compressor line solenoid valve
6Bll = Solenoid pressure switch
6K16 = Defrosting heaters remote control switch
6Y19 = Normally open solenoid valve
6B19 = Recovery pressure switch

page 7 - Rev. A

7K2 = High stage compressor motor remote control switch


7K5 = High stage compressor relay
755 = Compressor safety switch
7B5 = High stage compressor overpressure switch
3Q6 = High stage compressor thermal protection
7Y9 = High stage compressor injection solenoie valve
7Y10 = High stage compressor hot gas solenoid valve
7Yll = High stage compressor line solenoid valve
7Bll = Solenoid pressure switch
7Y13 = Compressors heads water solenoid valve

page 8 - Rev. A

8K2 = Solid state relay safety remote control switch


8V5 = Hot chamber heaters solid state relay
856 = Automatic /manual movement commutator
857 = Manual basket movement push button
8K8 = High position basket movement motor remote control switch
859 = Hot chamber safety micros witch
10K10 = Low position basket movement motor remote control switch
8510 = Cold chamber safety microswitch
8511 = Manual basket movement push button
8Y12 = Nitrogen solenoid valve
AC§ WIRING DIAGRAM LEGEND C 21.486-SE
Rev.
25/10/95
Pag. n. 3/vg

page 9 - Rev. A

9K2 = Frame and inspection window heaters remote control switch


9E5 = Door frame heater
9E6 = Door frame heater
9E7 = Inspection window heater
9E9 = Internal light lamp
9EI0 = Internal light lamp
9K12 = Internal lighting relay

page 10 - Rev. A

page 11 - Rev. A

lQ5 = Cold chamber ventilation motor switch


lQ7 = Cold chamber ventilation motor switch
lQI0 = Hot chamber ventilation motor switch
lQ13 = Compressor motor switch
lQ15 = Compressor motor switch
lQ18 = Soundproofing fan motor switch
2Q3 = Basket movement motor switch
lQ17 = Hot chamber ventilation motor switch

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AC§ WIRING DIAGRAM LEGEND C 21.486-5E
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Pag. n. 4/vg

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13P4 = Positive logic 8 inputs module


L+ = Positive pole power supply terminal
E32.0 = Chambers door microswitch consent input
1357 = Hot chamber door microswitch
1356 = Cold chamber door microswitch
E32.1 = Cold chamber ventilation consent input
E32.2 = Hot chamber ventilation consent input
1358 = High position basket movement control micros witch
1359 = Low position basket movement control microswitch
13BI0 = Control pressure switch
E33.0 = Motors protection intervention input
E33.3 = Low stage compressor consent
E33.4 = High stage compressor consent
E33.5 = Cold chamber hot request input
E33.7 = Cold chamber cold request input
M- = Negative pole power supply terminal

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AC§; WIRING DIAGRAM LEGEND C 21.486-SE
Rev.
25/10/95
Pag. n. 5/vg

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16P3 = Positive
logic 8 outputs module
L+ = Positive
pole power supply terminal
16K5 = Cold chamber ventilation start output relay
16K6 = Hot chamber ventilation start output relay
A2.3 = Low stage compressor start output
16K7 = Low stage hot gas solenoid valve output relay
16K8 = Low stage line solenoid valve output relay
A2.4 = High stage compressor start output
16K10 = High stage hot gas solenoid valve output relay
16K11 = High stage line solenoid valve output relay
M- = Negative pole power supply terminal
18P3 = Positive logic 8 outputs module
L+ = Positive pole power supply terminal
A33.0 = Hot chamber heaters output
A33.1 = Cold chamber basket position warning lamp output
16K14= Defrosting heaters remote control switch output relay
16K15= Purge with nitrogen solenoid valve output relay
16K16= High position basket movement output relay
16K17= Low position basket movement output relay
16K18= Alarms summation output relay
A33.7 = Hot chamber basket position warning lamp output
M- = Negative pole power supply terminal

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20R4 = Hot chamber PTI00 probe


24R6 = Cold chamber PT100 probe
IP262 = Regulation board

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AC§ WIRING DIAGRAM LEGEND C 21.486-5E
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25/10/95
Pag. n. 6/vg

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22F2 = Control panel 24VAC line fuses


22F5 = Control panel 24VCC line fuses
UNIOP = Control panel
22H10= Cold chamber basket position warning lamp
22H12= Hot chamber basket position warning lamp
22513 = Internal light luminous switch
22H13= Internal light warning lamp
22Q15= Emergency mush room push button
22H8 = Alarms intervention warning lamp

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