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Water Cooler CSW 900

Technical Instruction Manual
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TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION MANUAL

WATER COOLER CSW 900

Report MANUAL

No AA83725-04

Language E

Date August 2017

Department Doc

Author RSc

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PAGE DE MODIFICATION

ÄNDERUNGSANGABEN

REVISION CONTROL SHEET

Date Modification Description

Datum Änderung Beschreibung
Date Revision Description

2011
August 01 Chapter 3, figure 3-2 updated

2013
December 02 Chapter 2, Technical data table updated

2015
February 03 Chapter 2, Technical data (Electrical data + dimensions)
updated
2017
August 04 Chapter 2, Layout diagram of hydraulic unit updated

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Table of Contents

1 FOREWORD........................................................................................... 1-2

2 DESCRIPTION ....................................................................................... 2-1

GENERALITIES .......................................................................................................2-1
MARKSA SA ....................................................................................................2-1

LAYOUT DIAGRAMS OF HYDRAULIC UNIT ..........................................................2-3

Technical characteristics ......................................................................................2-5
Other features ......................................................................................................2-7

3 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING............................................... 3-1

INSTALLATION........................................................................................................3-1
Hydraulic connections ..........................................................................................3-1
Electrical connections ..........................................................................................3-2
Draining the tank ..................................................................................................3-3
Filling the tank ......................................................................................................3-3
Starting the cooler ................................................................................................3-3
Electronic Digital Thermostat ...............................................................................3-4
Keys .................................................................................................................3-4
Display indications ...........................................................................................3-4
Parameters modification ..................................................................................3-4

4 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION ...................................................... 4-1

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION......................................................4-1
Weekly inspection and maintenance....................................................................4-1
Yearly inspection and maintenance .....................................................................4-1

5 ADJUSTMENTS AND TROUBLE-SHOOTING ...................................... 5-1

WARNINGS..............................................................................................................5-1

MALFUNCTIONS .....................................................................................................5-1
Unit does not operate...........................................................................................5-2
Water Pump .....................................................................................................5-2
Compressor .....................................................................................................5-2
Unit does not work properly .................................................................................5-3
Visual inspection ..................................................................................................5-3
Pressure monitoring .............................................................................................5-3
Operating pressures monitoring.......................................................................5-3

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6 RECYCLING........................................................................................... 6-1
Destruction of the unit ..........................................................................................6-1

7 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS ..................................................................... 7-1

Three Phases...................................................................................................7-2

8 SPARE PARTS ...................................................................................... 8-1

SINGLE PHASE VERSION 230VAC 50/60 HZ ........................................................8-1

3 PHASES VERSION 400VAC 50/60 HZ.................................................................8-3

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FOREWORD
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Foreword Chapter 1

Water Cooler Marksa CSW 900

230 Volts – 400 Volts

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Chapter 1 Foreword

1 FOREWORD
This manual describes hydraulic units with type CSW 900 cooling equipment. It contains information
needed for installation, commissioning, periodic maintenance, and trouble-shooting.

Since the accuracy of any scientific instrumentation is related to the thermal stability that in turn is greatly
influenced by the operation of the coolants cooling unit, monitoring and maintenance of the latter is of the
utmost importance.

Thermo Fisher Scientific recommend giving a copy of this manual to the operator, shop foreman and head
of the maintenance department, who should read it carefully before any work is carried out on the unit.

Note: All work on the cooling unit should be carried out by a qualified refrigeration engineer.

When ordering spare parts, please give the following information:

- The type and number of your cooling unit,
- Your full address,
- The type and stock code of the part to be replaced (see parts list in
appendix)
And write to:
Thermo Fisher Scientific
En Vallaire Ouest C
CH-1024 ECUBLENS (Switzerland)
Phone: ++41 (0)21/ 694.71.11
Fax: ++41 (0)21/ 694.71.12
E-mail:

The communication or reproduction in part or in full of this document to a third party without prior written
authorisation is prohibited.

We reserve the right to alter the contents of this document without notice.

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Description Chapter 2

2 DESCRIPTION

Generalities
The CSW 900 unit is supplied in the form of a steel cabinet with four side doors.

Its purpose is to keep the coolant temperature of a machine tool at the ambient temperature level.

Its main specifications are shown on an identification plate affixed to the right backside of the cabinet.

See figure below:

NO :
MARKSA SA

CH 2400 LE LOCLE
ANNEE / YEAR /
TYPE:
JAHR
PUISSANCE ABSORBEE / POWER CONSUMPTION /STROMSTARK
A
KW

ALIMENTATION / SUPPLY / ANSCHLUSSSPANUNGEN

V HZ VAC
GAZ / GAS / GAS R KG

POIDS / WEIGHT / GEWICHT KG

Figure 2.1

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Depth:
815 mm with fitting
and red switch
Width:
600 mm with
filter

Height:
1320mm with
roller and fan

Figure 2.2

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Layout diagrams of hydraulic unit

Figure 2.3

N° Designation Designation
C Compressor 26 Water Pressure Indicator
HP/BP Gas Overpressure/Under pressure safety switch 27 Tank Water Level Float Switch
T Thermal Sensor For Thermostat 28 KVC-type Valve
TH Thermostat
V Fan
10 Air Filter
11 Condenser
12 Bottle
13 Dehydrator
14 Sight Glass
15 Pressure Reducer
16 Evaporator
17 Pump
18 Water Tank Drain
19 Water Tank
20 Bypass Valve
21 -
22 Anti Return Valve
23 Sieving Filter
24 Solenoide Valve

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Fan (V)

Bypass
valve (20)

Sieving
filter (23)

Solenoid LP-HP
valve (24)

Manometer
(26)

Non return
valve (22)
Pump (17)

Figure 2.4

Condensator
(11)

Thermostatic
Valve (15)

Evaporator (16)

Sight glass (14)

Compressor
(C)

Drier (13)
Float switch
(27)

Sensor (T)

Tank (19) Drain (18)

Figure 2.5

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Technical characteristics

Type COMPACT COOLING

Number 112090169 112090069

Description Cooling unit CSW 900 Cooling unit CSW 900

400 V 230 V

Gas
Type R 407 C R407 C

Nominal Conditions

Cooling capacity kW 6 6
Power consumption kW 4 4
Heat capacity kW 9.9 9.9
Water Temp. Input °C Min 14 Max. 25 Min 14 Max. 25
Water Temp. Output °C 10 10
Flow l/minutes 5 5
Air Temp. Input °C 10 - 40 10 - 40
Air Temp. Max. °C 42 42

Electrical data
Nominal power kW 4.8 4.8
Intensity max. A 11 29
Intensity of starting A 25 60
Fuse A/T 15 35
Input Voltage V 400 +10% / - 5% 230 +10% / - 5%
Power supply V x ph 400 x 3 230 x 1
Frequency Hz 50/60 50/60

Air heat exchange

Air flow m3/h 3280 3280

Diam. Helicoids fan mm 420 420
Nominal power W 270 270
Nominal Intensity A 0,6 1.2
Power supply V x ph 400 x 3 230 x 1

Cold exchange

Execution COPPER COPPER

Flow l/minutes 5 5

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Pump TP 402

Flow l/minutes 5 5
Total pressure bar 4.5 4.5 Note 1
Nominal power kW 0.5 0.5
Intensity A 1.8 2.9
Rotation rpm 2900 2900
Power supply V x ph 400 x 3 230 x 1

Tank

Water l 55 55 Note 2

Sizes

Breadth (l) mm 600 600

Height (H) mm 1320 1320
Depth (L) mm 815 815
Weight kg 125 125

Wiring

Input / output mm 12 12

Extern paint RAL 7035 7035

Noise
ISO 3741 – Lp dB(A) 66 66

Note 1: With the above-mentioned pump capacities, the water cooler is able to work with a 1 bar
energy loss, corresponding to a plus or minus 10 meters difference of level.

Note 2: The tank capacity is 55 litres; where 50 litres of normal water + 5 litres of antifreeze + anti
organic solution for 50 litres.

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Other features
♦ Anti-dust protection, including anti-dust filters.

♦ Water filter. This filter is easily accessible.

♦ The cooling fluid level is monitored by a sensor and stops the water cooler in case of empty tank.

♦ Bypass designed in order to relieve the water pump in the case the water input of the instrument is closed.

♦ Anti-return valve on "IN" side of the water cooler in order to avoid backflow of water in the case the
instrument is higher than the water cooler.

♦ Anti-return mechanical assembly on the "OUT" side in order to avoid backflow of water in the case the
instrument is lower than the water cooler.

♦ Drain valve to empty the tank.

♦ Manometer indicating the water pressure at the output of the water cooler

♦ Accessibility to the inside of the water tank.

♦ Hermetic closing of the water circuit in order to avoid absorption of dust in the water circuit.

♦ Electrical connections by a Harting connector.

♦ Hydraulic connector compatible with 12 mm internal diameter flexible pipe.

♦ The water pump is easily replaceable (Good accessibility, easy connection).

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3 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING

Installation
The cooling is ensured through air circulation, that means that sufficient open space on each side and upside
of the cooler must be available to prevent from recycling permanently the same air. It should be at least 0,5
m open space in front of the lateral air filters and 1 m over the fan.

Good access to the front and sides facilitates maintenance operations. Side-panels of the unit are
interchangeable.

The maximal ambient temperature at inlet should not exceed 42 °C.

If the ambient temperature falls to below 5 °C, performance of the unit can be affected.

Hydraulic connections
Unless otherwise indicated, connections between the cooling unit and the machine for the one part, and the
cooling unit and the cooling water circuit for the other can be made using reinforced hydraulic piping or
galvanized pipes, with cross sections equal to D 18/12 mm.

50 meters (2 x 25 m) of synthetic black rubber pipe (1) are delivered with the instrument with 4 collars (2) to
tighten the tube edges to the instrument and cooler fittings. Any additive intermediary fast fitting between the
instrument and the cooler should be prohibited, to prevent any pressure and flow loss.

ARL 9900 XP (+)

Contactor

5 Control
Water
Cooler
2 2
Water Water
Inlet Outlet
1
Water Water
Outlet Inlet
2 2

3 4

Figure 3.1

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Electrical connections
For the Electric connection a Harting female connector is mounted on the back side of the cooler.

Main power supply cable:

Mono phase 230 VAC Three phases 400 VAC

3 x 4 mm2 5 x 1.5 mm2

Warning! When connecting or disconnecting cables, the ARL XRF instrument must be unpowered.

Connect the cable between the contactor box and the cooler according to next diagram:

Figure 3.2

Connect the cable between the contactor box and the cooler according to the electrical diagram above and of
section 7 “ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS”.

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Draining the tank

To drain the tank, open the tank bottom draining valve.

Caution: Do not move the unit with full tank.

Do not drink the used water; it is not for consumption.

Filling the tank

♦ Close the drain tap.
♦ Fill the tank with 50 litres of clean water mixed with 5 litres of antifreeze and anti organic solution for 50
litres.

Note: Use drinking mineral water if the local tap water is not suitable.

Starting the cooler

The unit has been inspected, adjusted and tested by the supplier. Once hydraulic and electrical connections
have been made and the reservoir filled with recommended mixture, the cooler can be started.

♦ Switch on the unit with the red main power switch (10Q1) by turning on position 1.
♦ From the ARL XRF Instrument User interface, start the X-Ray Tube so that drive the main contactor and
to enable the flow through the instrument.

Check the following items as a safety precaution.

Rotation of pumps and motors:

Check the rotation direction of pump and fan motors.
Pump : direction indicated by the arrow (17) on the motor cowls.
Fan : direction indicated by the arrow (11) on the motor cowls.
Compressor : the direction of rotation has no effect on its operation.

If incorrect direction for 3 phases model, follow the next instructions:

♦ From the ARL XRF Instrument User interface, stop the X-Ray Tube so that to release the
main contactor and to disable the flow through the instrument.
♦ Wait 30 seconds, and make sure no power is present at the contactor secondary.
♦ Invert 2 phases at the contactor secondary.
♦ From the ARL XRF Instrument User interface, start the X-Ray Tube so that drive the main
contactor and to enable the flow through the instrument.
♦ Check the direction again. If OK
♦ If OK, check the water level of the tank. Top-up if necessary; since a certain amount of water
is used to fill the instrument cooling circuit.

Note: If the start is not correct, a flow control device stops the unit after 8 seconds. In that case,
repeat the start operation.

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Electronic Digital Thermostat

Keys

UP key:
Increase the displayed parameter value during set-point and parameter setting.
It is also used to scroll to next parameter.

DOWN key:
Decrease the displayed parameter value during set-point and parameter setting.
It is also used to scroll to previous parameter.

SEL key:
Select the set-point.
Indicates the parameter value if pressed more than 5 seconds together with the PRG key.

PRG key:
Stop the Buzzer

Display indications

COMP: 1 Led to indicate compressor ON

2 Led to indicate continuous Cycle ON
If one or more Led blink: see the alarms and signals.

FUNCTIONING During normal working conditions, the display shows the value measured
by the regulation probe. In case of active alarm, the relative code blinks
alternatively the alarm code.

SET-POINT SETTING Press the SEL key for one second to display the set-point value.
After two seconds, the set point value blinks.
Press keys UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the value.
Press the SEL key to confirm the set point value.

BUZZER OFF Press the PRG key to silence the buzzer; the alarm code remains till the
alarm is suppressed.

Parameters modification

♦ Press UP or DOWN keys to display the parameter to be modified.

♦ Press SEL key to display the selected parameter value.
♦ Press UP or DOWN key to reach the desired value.
♦ Press SEL to confirm the new value and to scroll to the next parameter to be set.
♦ Repeat the procedure from the beginning to modify other parameters.
♦ The alternative possibility is to press the PRG key to memorise the value of one parameter
and to quit the parameter modification process.

Note: To exit without modifying any parameter, do not hit any key for 60 seconds.

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4 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION

Periodic maintenance and inspection
The cooling unit, like all equipment, requires a minimum of inspection and maintenance. Its operation will
be more reliable and its performance enhanced if maintenance is carried out regularly by qualified personnel.

Warning: Shut the power down when performing maintenance tasks on dynamic or electric parts.

Weekly inspection and maintenance

♦ Check the coolant level in the tank by mean of the visual indicator located on the front of the coolant
tank. The minimum level is detected by electrical controller (27). If the minimum level is reached, the
unit stop and defect indicator (10H5) is lighted.

Yearly inspection and maintenance

♦ Check the dirt accumulation in the air condenser (11) and, if necessary, blow it away with compressed air.
♦ Clean the fan's propeller.
♦ Empty and drain the tank and water circuit yearly. If necessary, clean the inside of the water tank.
♦ Refill the tank with fresh water + 5 litres antifreeze and anti organic solution for 50 litres.

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5 ADJUSTMENTS AND TROUBLE-SHOOTING

Warnings
We decline all responsibility in the case of intervention on the unit by unqualified personnel.

Before seeking to repair the cooling circuit, first ensure that the regulation system is correctly adjusted and
running properly.

If the fault persists after inspection and adjustments to the temperature regulation system, you should check
and if necessary repair the cooling unit.

Adjustments and repairs to the cooling circuit are very delicate operations. For this reason we advise you to
have the work carried out by a qualified refrigeration engineer.

The compressor and the pressure reducing valves are the most delicate and complex items of equipment in
the installation.

Adjustments to the thermostatic pressure reducing valves (15) must be carried out by a refrigeration engineer
with the requisite tooling.

Nevertheless, a diagnostic can be worked out by following scrupulously the procedures outlined below.

Malfunctions
Malfunctions can be identified by the operator, by a shutdown of the cooling unit (pump(s) and (or)
compressor do not run), or by abnormal temperature gradients. When an irregular situation arises you should
seek out the cause of the irregularity by following the procedures outlined below.

Alarms - Causes Intervention

INSUFFICIENT FLOW OF COOLANT
Insufficient flow of coolant Check supply to motor (10M3) or pump.

SPINDLE COOLING TEMPERATURE INCORRECT

Coolant temperature too high or too low. Check settings on thermostat.

COOLANT LEVEL TOO LOW

Coolant level in tank (19) insufficient.
GAS HIGH PRESSURE FAULT
Ventilation insufficient, the unit stops.
Repair water leak, if any. Top up the level.
Clean the heat exchange or clean the
condenser. Check correct operation of
ventilator.

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Unit does not operate

Search for the cause of the breakdown by following the procedure outlined below:

a) Check main power supply to the unit, (1x 230 VAC) (3 x 400V/50 Hz or 3 x 400V/60 Hz).

b) Check the main control switch (10Q1) is on position 1 (mains breaker).

c) Check the control circuit is properly supplied (check fuse 10F4 glass 2 A).

Water Pump

Check the pump is running (the motor is controlled by the electric level contact; check the water level).

♦ Motor not running:

Check motor thermal relay; it may have been tripped due to an overload on the motor.

♦ Motor runs but pressure does not increase in the concerned circuit:

The pump is defective, replace it.

Compressor

♦ Motor not running:

Check motor thermal relay;

It may have been tripped due to an overload on the motor.

The contactor is defect:
Replace it.
LP contact is open:

Gas inlet pressure is too low at compressor level.

Gas leak.
Fix leak and refill the gas circuitry.

HP contact is open:

Condenser is dirty:
Clean condenser.

Fan is defective:
Clean or replace if dead.

The antifreeze thermostat contact is open:

The evaporator is iced-up.

Wait several hours till the temperature is high enough to run the cooler.
Check the cooling circuit.

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Unit does not work properly

♦ The liquid cooling circuit does not cool:

Check the temperature display on the thermostat.

Check operation of the pressure reducing valve.

Visual inspection
♦ Make a visual inspection of all components (including cables and capillaries) to ensure that none
are broken, damaged or iced-up (in particular the pressure reducing valve) or dirty (filters and
condenser). If there is no irregularity on these components, a closer inspection is required to
locate the probable causes of the irregularity.

♦ Due to a lack of gas, or operation of the unit at an evaporation temperature that is too low, the
exchangers may become iced-up. In this case, defrosting may take up to several hours.

Pressure monitoring
Two pressure gauges, especially supplied for HFC R 407 c gas utilisation, are necessary:

-1 low-pressure (LP) pressure gauge calibrated from -1 to +10 bars.

-1 high-pressure (HP) pressure gauge calibrated from 0 to +30 bars.

Each of these pressure gauges will be fitted with a flexible hose ending in a 1/4" flare connector.

Operating pressures monitoring

Monitoring of HP-LP pressures occurs in two places: on the admission circuit and on the delivery circuit.
The pressure gauges are to be connected to the compressor "Rotalock" valves.

♦ High pressure gauge

The pressure indicated must be between 10.5 and 18 bar (for an ambient temperature of between 18°C and
38°C). A higher pressure indicates irregular passage of cooling air. A lower pressure indicates a lack of gas.

♦ Low pressure gauge

The pressure indicated must be between 1.5 and 5 bars. It depends above all on the temperature and speed at
which the liquid to be cooled passes through the circuit.
It may be reduced by closing the adjusting screw on the pressure regulator, after removal of the protective
cover.

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HP

LP

Figure 5.1

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6 RECYCLING
Destruction of the unit
This apparatus contains components likely to attack the environment. At the time of the final adoption of the
group, it is necessary to proceed in the following way:

To empty completely the hydraulic system in a container seals clearly identified.

For gas, to elect a competent company.

To extract gas, to store it in a container resistant to the pressure, being marked "RECYCLING", to ask the
name of the taker of cooling fluid.

In Switzerland, if the gas load is higher than 3kg, to declare the operation with the National authority.

When the apparatus is empty gas, to recover the oil of the compressor in a container seals clearly identified.

The other components of the group can also be recycled: copper or stainless of the exchanger, sheet steel,
copper electric cables.

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7 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS
Single Phase

Figure 7.1

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Three Phases

Figure 7.2

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8 SPARE PARTS
Single Phase Version 230VAC 50/60 Hz
PART NUMBER IDENTIFICATION DESIGNATION
NUMBER

110000148 10M1 COMPRESSOR

110900420 10M2 FAN

180015000 10B4 SENSOR

180001321 10Q1.2 MAIN SWITCH

180266065 10Q1 MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER

7635 10Q3 PUMP CIRCUIT BREAKER

3395 10K5 PUMP CONTACTOR

8077 10K6 COMPRESSOR CONTACTOR

8847 10RE7 RELAY DEFECT

8849 10RE7 RELAY SOCKET

3424 10T5 TRANSFORMER

8445 10Q2 COMPRESSOR CIRCUIT BREAKER

180221860 10H5 RED LIGHT

180032000 10N5 THERMOSTAT

180390421 10N5.1 ANTIFREEZE THERMOSTAT

8137 10F5 FUSE GLASS 2 AMP.

160301606 10S7 FLOAT SWITCH

111601284 10F7 PRESSOSTAT HP/LP

3755 13 FILTER

110683496 15 PRESSURE REDUCTOR

8355 15 PRESSURE REDUCTOR SHAFT

5583 27 FLOAT SWITCH

161001450 23 WATER FILTER

3959 10N5.1 ANTIFREEZE THERMOSTAT

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110190001 10 AIR FILTER

110002210 16 EXCHANGER

6725 10Y6 MAGNETIC VALVE COIL

3279 10Y6 MAGNETIC VALVE

161402150 17 PUMP SPECK

2637 22 ANTI RETURN VALVE

5376 26 MANOMETER

8702 18 DRAIN VALVE

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3 Phases Version 400VAC 50/60 Hz

PART NUMBER IDENTIFICATION DESIGNATION
NUMBER

110000148 10M1 COMPRESSOR

110900420 10M2 FAN

180015000 10B4 SENSOR

180001321 10Q1.2 MAIN SWITCH

8518 10Q1 MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER

1800001212 10K1 STARTER COMPRESSOR

7635 10Q3 PUMP CIRCUIT BREAKER

3395 10K5 PUMP CONTACTOR

8847 10RE7 RELAY DEFECT

8849 10RE7 RELAY SOCKET

7950 10T4 TRANSFORMER

8445 10Q2 COMPRESSOR CIRCUIT BREAKER

180221860 10H5 RED LIGHT

180032000 10N5 THERMOSTAT

180390421 10N5.1 ANTIFREEZE THERMOSTAT

8137 10F4 FUSE GLASS 2 AMP.

160301606 10S7 FLOAT SWITCH

111601284 10F7 PRESSOSTAT HP/LP

3755 13 FILTER

110683496 15 PRESSURE REDUCTOR

8355 15 PRESSURE REDUCTOR SHAFT

5583 27 FLOAT SWITCH

161001450 23 WATER FILTER

3959 10N5.1 ANTIFREEZE THERMOSTAT

110190001 10 AIR FILTER

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110002210 16 EXCHANGER

6725 10Y6 MAGNETIC VALVE COIL

3279 10Y6 MAGNETIC VALVE

161402151 17 PUMP SPECK

2637 22 ANTI RETURN VALVE

5376 26 MANOMETER

8702 18 DRAIN VALVE

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