Envicool Cabinet Air Conditioner

Service Manual
DC15CDNC1A Jason.zhao@envicool.com
Envicool PN: 90190013-01 Technical support department
Eltek PN: 324835

Shenzhen Envicool Technology Co., Ltd

 Content
Cooling cycle
• Part1-Introduction Application
Product
Prameter table

Operation interface
• Part2-Operation How to enter password
How to change CoolSP
System menu

System introduction
Common alarm analysis
Common fault analysis
• Part3-Maintenance System menu
Prepared tools
Key componnet replacement
Preventive maintenance
 Cooling Cycle
LT&HP Liquid
Flow
Expansion Valve

Discharging
heat Outdoor Indoor

Infan
Condenser Outfan Evaporator
Flow

HT&HP Gas

Flow
Flow

LT&LP Gas
Compressor
 Application
The DC series air conditioner is a cooling product developed for cabinets
to maintain the environment within desire range for temperature and humidity
sensitive electronic devices.

Internal cycle air path absorbs

hot air from the upside, and disc
harges the cold air from the dow
nside of the air conditioner.

External cycle air path absorbs

the external cold air from the do
wnside, and discharges the hot
Equipments air from the upside.
 Parameter Table
Parameters Value

1170x470x170mm
Dimensions(With flange)
(H*W*D)
Power supply -48VDC
Cooling Capacity (@L35/
1500W
L35 )
Power comsumption
430W
(@L35/L35 )

Current(@L35/L35 ) 9A

Refrigerant R134a

Working Temperature -15℃~+55℃

Weight 43kg

DC15CDNC1A
 Content
Cooling cycle
• Part1-Introduction Application
Product
Prameter table

Operation interface
How to enter password
• Part2-Operation How to change CoolSP
System menu

System introduction
Common alarm analysis
Common fault analysis
• Part3-Maintenance System menu
Prepared tools
Key componnet replacement
Preventive maintenance
 Operation Interface
Upper display
Successively displays actual temperature
of all sensors located in different parts.
Lower display Enter button
Display actual running Confirm the entry.
status(standby/flow/
cooling) and alarm
information if alarm
any happened.

ON/OFF button ESC button

Pressing the Return to the
button for 5s to previous page menu.
turn on/off the unit.

UP/DOWN button LEFT/RIGHT button

Increase/decrease the setting value Select the previous/next
or select the previous/next record. bit of the data.
 How to Enter Password
a b c

Step1: Press “ENTER” to move to password input interface shown as fig. a;

Step2: Press “RIGHT” to move the cursor to the last bit shown as fig. b;
Step3: Press “UP” to change the last bit to 1 shown as fig. c, and then press
“ENTER” to confirm the input.

Tips :The user password is “0001”.

Change Cool SP
 How to Change CoolSP
a b c

Step1: Input password to move to system menu"Set Point"

Step2: Press “ENTER” to move to CoolSP setting;
Step2: Press “RIGHT” or "Left" to increase/decrease the CoolSP vaule, then press
“ENTER” to confirm the change;

Tips :The user password is “0001”.

 System Menu
Main Menu
Set Point
Alarm Menu
Status Menu
Sys func

Set point Alarm Menu Status Menu Sys func

Cool SP:25℃ Sensor Value Setup Para
Active Alarm
Cool△ T:05℃ Run Status Diagnosis
Heat SP:15℃ Version Info
Heat△ T:05℃
INHT:55℃ Active alarm Diagnosis Setup Para Version Info
INLT:05℃ Warn:00/00 Change Psw Name:BP-
Self Testing
No alarm Para set ASP
Monitor
Monitor:2.1
setup

Sensor Value Run status

Tin1:26.5℃ InFan: RUN
Tc:40.2℃
Comp: RUN
Heater:Stop
Tout:30.0℃
OutFan:RUN
Tp:13.2 ℃
Te:59.3 ℃ EMSFan:Stop
Vac:0V
Vdc:50.5V
Selftest Video
 Content
Cooling cycle
• Part1-Introduction Application
Product
Prameter table

Operation interface
How to enter password
• Part2-Operation How to change CoolSP
System menu

System introduction
Common alarm analysis
Common fault analysis
• Part3-Maintenance System menu
Prepared tools
Key componnet replacement
Preventive maintenance
 System Introduction
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①Infan ②Evaporator ③Condensate pan ④Outfan ⑤Drain pipe ⑥Compressor controll

er ⑦Fuse ⑧SPD ⑨LCD ⑩Main controller ⑪DC filter ⑫Compressor
 Common Alarm Analysis
Alarm Possible Cause
The aircon failure
High Temperature(HT) Alarm 
Inappropriate set point
Air filter or condenser dirty
High Pressure Alarm
Outfan fault
Bad connection of the fan connector
In/out Fan Alarm
In/out fan fault
Compressor fault
Compressor Fault Alarm Pipe leak
Evaporator temperature sensor fault or
position displacement
Dre.Com.Fail Alarm Compressor controller fault
Infan fault
Frost Alarm
Pipe leak
Input power is over
Over/Under Voltage Alarm 57VDC or under 45VDC
Aircon controller fault
The indoor /outdoor/coil /discharge 
Sensor Fault Alarm temperature  sensor  fault
Aircon controller fault
Solution
Check aircon alarm menu
Check aircon HT set point
Clean the filter and condenser
Replace the outfan
Check the fan terminals if they are
well connected
Replace the in/out fan
Replace the whole unit
Replace the whole unit
Replace or recover the sensor positio
n
Check the connections between the
main controller and Comp. controller
or replace the compressor controller
Replace infan
Replace the whole unit
Check input power voltage
Replace controller
Replace the fault sensor
Replace controller
 Common Fault Analysis
Fault Possible Cause
The unit is power off
There is open circuit inside the unit
LCD is off
Controller fault
LCD fault
Bad connection of the fan connector
Infan doesn't operate
Infan fault
Compressor is not working
Outfan doesn't operate Bad connection of the fan connector
Outfan fault
Cabinet temperature is lower than (Cool
SP+△T)
Compressor controller fault (Drive comp
.fault alarm)
Compressor doesn't operate
Compressor power cable loose
Compressor fault
Alarm that will stop the compressor
Solution
Check power supply
Check the interior connections(Prefes
sionals only)
Check power supply to controller, repl
ace if it is fault
Replace the LCD
Reconnect the fan connector
Replace the fan
Outfan will start only when compress
or is working
Reconnect the fan connector
Replace the fan
Compressor will only work if cabinet t
emperature is higher than (CoolSP+
△T)
Check the connections between the
main controller and Comp. controller
or replace the compressor controller
Check compressor power cable conn
ection
Replace the compressor
Check active alarm and Refer to com
mon alarm list
 Prepared Tools
Phillips Screwdriver:
Remove the panel screws Thermometer:
Measure return and supply
temperature of aircon unit

Clamp Multi-meter:
Screwdriver Set:  Check electrical system
Inspect and maintain  control  and measure voltage,
wires current and resistance of
components.

Cutting Pliers:
Long Nose Pliers: 
Cut  and strip wire
Help to remove glue
retaining connectors
on controller

Water Gun:
Adjustable Wrench:  
Clean condenser and filter
Fasten, remove fan & motor
 Replace the Controller

Tools: Screwdriver set, screwdriver, clamp 
multi-meter, cutting pliers, long nose pliers,
socket wrench.
Steps:1.Remove 4 screws retaining the
controller;
2.Clean glue retaining the connectors with a long
nose pliers;
3.Disconnect connectors on the controller and
replace it.

1. All electrical work should only be perform

ed by qualified electrical personnel.
2. Disconnect power before servicing this
unit
3.Take photos before any operation
in case of forgetting how to connect
the wires .

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 Replace the Infan

Tools: Screwdriver, cutting pliers.

Steps:
1.Open the front cover and 4 screws retaining
the fan;
2.Cut the cable ties and remove 4 screws
retaining the fan;
3.Replace the fan.

1. All electrical work should only be performe

d by qualified electrical personnel.
2. Disconnect power before servicing this
unit. the unit is power off and the fan is
resting.
 Replace the Outfan

Tools: Screwdriver, cutter.
Steps:
1.Open back cover and disconnect the fan
connector carefully;
2.Cut the cable tie and remove 4 screws
retaining the fan;
3.Replace the fan.

1. All electrical work should only be perform

ed by qualified electrical personnel.
2. Disconnect power before servicing this
unit. the unit is power off and the fan is
resting.
 Replace the LCD

Tools: Screwdriver, cutting pliers.

Steps:
1.Open the front cover and disconnect
connectors 1&2;
2.Remove 3 screws retaining the LCD;
3.Replace the LCD.
1
2

1. All electrical work should only be performe

d by qualified electrical personnel.
2. Disconnect power before servicing this
unit
3. When tightening the screws, do pre-
tight screws and finally firmly tight them.
 Replace the Keypad

Tools: Screwdriver, cutting pliers.

Steps:
1.Open the front cover and disconnect keypad
connector
2.Remove 3 screws retaining the LCD;
3.Replace the keypad.

1. All electrical work should only be performe

d by qualified electrical personnel.
2. Disconnect power before servicing this
unit
3. After removing the fault one, make sure
the panel is clean before replacement.
 Preventive Maintenance
Check item Operation Cycle Maintenance time

Clean the condenser and filter with

Condenser, Filter 6 Months April-May
compressed air or water

Make sure power cable and signal

Wiring 6 Months April-May
cable are tigten

Confirm free fan rotation and no ab

Infan and outfan 6 Months April-May
normal noise

Refrigeration sys Run self test program, check all co

tem
6 Months April-May
mponents are working all right

After washing the condenser, wate

Drain pipe r should be drained out from drain 6 Months April-May
pipe, clean the pipe if it is blocked
 Clean the Air Filter and Condenser

Tools: Water gun. 
Steps:1.Turn off the unit;
2.Use water gun to wash the air filter and
condenser directly;
3.Make smooth the drain pipe.

Attention:
1.Most of the faults were cause by condenser dirt
y, therefore, clean the condenser and air filter on
time is a must.
2.Before washing, please turn off the unit first.