CRDii

Refrigeration Dryer
(50Hz)

EN User manual

CRDU460
CRDU520
CRDU630
CRDU750
CRDU900
CRDU1200
CRDU1500
CRDU1800

DATE: 01.09.2009 - Rev. 11

CODE: 272927
Index Safety i n s t r u c t i o n s
2 Introduction
1. Safety Every unit is equipped with an electric disconnecting switch This manual refers to refrigeration dryers designed to guarantee
for operating in safe conditions. Always use this device in order high quality in the treatment of compressed air.
2. Introduction
to eliminate risks maintenance.
3. Installation 2.1 Transport
4. Commissioning The manual is intended for the e n d - u s e r , only for opera-
tions performable with closed panels: operations requiring open- The packed unit must:
5. Control
ing with tools must be carried out by skilled and qualified person- a) remain upright;
6. Maintenance
nel. b) be protected against atmospheric agents;
7. Troubleshooting
c) be protected against impacts.
Do not exceed the design limits given on the dataplate.
8. Appendix 2.2 Handling
It is the user's responsibility to avoid loads different
There are symbols whose meaning is given in the par. 8.1. from the internal static pressure. The unit must be appropriately Use a fork-lift truck suitable for the weight to be lifted, avoiding
protected whenever risks of seismic phenomena exist. any type of impact.
8.1 Legend
8.2 Installation diagram The safety devices on the compressed air circuit must be pro- 2.3 Inspection
8.3 Technical data vided for by the user.
a) All the units are assembled, wired, charged with refrigerant
8.4 Spare parts list Only use the unit for professional work and for its intended pur- and oil and tested in the factory;
pose. b) on receiving the machine check its condition: immediately
8.5 Exploded drawings
The user is responsible for analysing the application aspects for notify the transport company in case of any damage;
8.6 Dimensional drawings
product installation, and following all the applicable industrial c) unpack the unit as close as possible to the place of installa-
8.7 Refrigerant circuits and safety standards and regulations contained in the product tion.
8.8 Wiring diagram instruction manual of other documentation supplied with the
unit. 2.4 Storage
Tampering or replacement of any parts by unauthorised person-
If several units have to stacked, follow the notes given on the
1 Safety nel and/or improper machine use exonerate the manufacturer
from all responsibility and invalidate the warranty. packing. Keep the unit packed in a clean place protected from
Importance of the manual damp and bad weather.
The manufacturer declines and present or future liability for
• Keep it for the entire life of the machine. damage to persons, things and the machine, due to negligence of
• Read it before any operation. the operators, non-compliance with all the instructions given in
• It is subject to changes: for updated information see the ver-
this manual, and n o n - application of current regulations regard- 3 Installation
ing safety of the system.
sion on the machine. For the correct application of the warranty terms, follow the
The manufacturer declines any liability for damage due to alter-
Warning signals instructions given in the start-up report, fill it in and send it back
ations and/or changes to the packing.
to Seller.
Instruction for avoiding danger to persons. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that the specifications
provided for the selection of the unit or components and/or 3.1 Procedures
Instruction for avoiding damage to the equipment. options are fully comprehensive for the correct or foreseeable
use of the machine itself or its components. Install the dryer inside, in a clean area protected from direct at-
The presence of a skilled or authorized technician is required. mospheric agents (including sunlight).
In places with fire hazard, provide for a suitable fire - extinguish-
ing system.

Correctly connect the dryer to the compressed air inlet/out-

let connections.

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3.4 Tips
For models C R D i i l 5 0 0 - 1 8 0 0 make sure to screw down the
stud bolts in the flanges before connecting the counterflanges To prevent damage to the internal parts of the dryer and air com-
(see par. 8.6). pressor, avoid installations where the surrounding air contains
solid and/or gaseous pollutants (e.g. sulphur, ammonia, chlorine
For correct installation, follow the instructions given in par.
and installations in marine environments).
8.2 and 8.3. The ducting of extracted air is not recommended for versions with
All dryers must be fitted with adequate pre-filtration near the axial fans.
dryer air inlet. Seller is excluded any obligation of compensation
or refund for any direct or indirect damage caused by its absence.
3.5 Electrical connection
Pre-filter element (for 3 micron filtration or better) must
Use approved cable in conformity with the local laws and regula-
be replaced at least once a year, or sooner as per manufacturer tions (for minimum cable section, see par. 8.3).
recommendations. Connect the 3 cable phases to terminals L 1 - L 2 - L 3 of the dis-
connecting switch and the yellow/green earth wire to the special
3.2 O p e r a t i n g space terminal near the switch. Install a differential thermal magnetic
Leave a space of 1.5 m around the unit. circuit breaker with contact opening distance of 3 mm ahead of
the system (IDn = 0.3A) (see the relevant current local regula-
Leave a space of 2 m above dryer models with vertical condensa-
tions).
tion air expulsion.
The nominal current In of the magnetic circuit breaker must be
equal to the FLA with an intervention curve type D.
3.3 Versions
A i r - c o o l e d v e r s i o n (Ac) 3.6 C o n d e n s a t e drain connection
Do not create cooling air recirculation situations. Do not obstruct
the ventilation grilles. Make the connection to the draining system, avoiding con-
W a t e r - c o o l e d v e r s i o n (Wc)
nection in a closed circuit shared by other pressurized discharge
lines. Check the correct flow of condensate discharges. Dispose
If not provided in the supply, fit a mesh filter on the condensation of all the condensate in conformity with current local environ-
water inlet.
mental regulations.
Inlet condensation water characteristics:
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4.2 Starting
a) Start the dryer before the air compressor;
b) switch the power on by turning the MAIN SWITCH to
"I ON": the P O W E R L E D (2) lights up turning yellow; The
crankcase heater will now start heating.
T H E CRANKCASE HEATER MUST BE
SWITCHED ON 12 H O U R S B E F O R E STARTING T H E
DRYER. Failure to comply with this rule may cause serious
damage to the compressor.
O n c e the c r a n k c a s e i s preheated, p r e s s the O N b u t t o n o n
t h e c o n t r o l panel.
c) press : the P O W E R LED (2) turns green and the com-
pressor switches on; the dew point is displayed.
Scroll Compressor: if connected with the wrong phase se-
quence it turns in the opposite direction, with the risk of being
damaged (in this case it is very noisy); immediately invert the
phases.
Fans (Ac version): if connected with the wrong phase se-
quence they turn in the opposite direction, with the risk of being
damaged (in this case the air exits the dryer cabinet from the con-
denser grilles instead from the fan grille - see par. 8.6 and 8.7 for
correct air flow); immediately invert two phases.
d) Wait 5 minutes, then slowly open the air inlet valve;
e) slowly open the air outlet valve: the dryer is now drying.

Temperature >50°F(10°C) CaC0 3 7 0 - 1 5 0 ppm 4 Commissioning 4.3 Operation

4 3 . 5 - 1 4 5 PSIg
Pressure
(3-10barg)
o 2 <0.1 ppm a) Leave the dryer on during the entire period the air compres-
4.1 P r e l i m i n a r y checks sor is working;
PH 7.5-9 Fe <0.2 ppm
Before starting the dryer, make sure: b) the dryer operates in automatic mode, therefore field settings
Electrical are not required;
1 0 - 5 0 0 uS/cm N0 < 2 ppm a) installation was carried out according that given in the section
conductivity 3

c) in the event of unforeseen excess air flows, by—pass to avoid

Langelier 3;
overloading the dryer;
saturation 0-1 HCO - 7 0 - 3 0 0 ppm b) the air inlet valves are closed and that there is no air flow
3

through the dryer; d) avoid air inlet temperature fluctuations.

index
2 < 5 0 ppm H S <0.05 ppm c) the power supply is correct;
so - 4
2

NH < 1 ppm < 5 ppm d) with Wc version, open the cooling water circuit a few minutes
3
co 2
before starting the dryer.
CI -
< 5 0 ppm Al <0.2 ppm
4.4 Stop Name Description
5.2 Operation
Reference
a) stop the dryer 2 minutes after the air compressor stops or in Operation status
any case after interruption of the air flow; I ON = dryer powered;
1 MAIN SWITCH
b) make sure compressed air does not enter the dryer when the O O F F = dryer not powered. With the MAIN SWITCH turned to " I O N " (dryer pow-
dryer is disconnected or if an alarm occurs. Yellow = dryer powered. ered) three working conditions are possible:
2 POWER LED DRYER
Green = dryer operating. DISPLAY POWER LED (2)
c) Press : the P O W E R LED (2) turns yellow again; STATUS
E N E R G Y SAVING Lit = dryer in energy saving 1 OFF Off Yellow
3
d) Turn the MAIN SWITCH to "O O F F " to switch the LED condition.
2 ON Dew point Green
power off. Off = no signal. 3 REMOTE OFF r.OF Yellow
4 WARNING LED
Wc version, close the water circuit with the dryer stopped. Flashing = alarm or warning.
5 DRAIN LED Lit = drain open.
To switch from O F F to ON (and vice versa) press
5 Control In O F F status the unit remains powered until the MAIN
Keypad mode STANDARD | MENU* |
5.1 Control p a n e l SWITCH is turned to "O OFF"!

Switching on/off Confirm To manage R E M O T E O F F mode, remove the bridge

between terminals X4.0 and X4.10 (see par. 8.8) and connect the
ON/OFF BUTTON
remote start/stop switch (to be provided for by the customer).
In ON status, use the button with the following logic:
Reset alarm/ warning Up X4.0 X4.10 X4.0 X4.10
RESET B U T T O N
DRYER STATUS ON REMOTE OFF
Alarm/warning log Down
HISTORY B U T T O N Do not activate ON status (refrigeration compressor operat-
ing) more than 10 times in one hour.

Condensate drain Out

DRAIN BUTTON

returns to STANDARD mode after 5 minutes.

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c) EXTERNAL - if there is an external drain. List of p a r a m e t e r s
Energy saving function To change operation mode, use the parameter d3 (see par. 5.3 in Al Sets the unit of measure for dew point in ° C or ° F.
List of parameters). Total hours of dryer operation = A 3 x l 0 0 0 + A 2
In ON mode, operating conditions permitting, the dryer reduces A2/A3
(display only).
energy consumption by temporarily switching off the refrigera- Only set the E X T E R N A L mode in absence of the solenoid
tion compressor; the E N E R G Y SAVING L E D (3) comes on (see Like A2/A3 but for hours of refrigeration compressor opera-
valve. Otherwise the relative coil could become damaged. A4/A5
Control Panel). tion.
Sets Hd Warning intervention temperature (see par. 5.4 in
A l a r m log A6
List of alarm/warnings).
Scheduled m a i n t e n a n c e Contains the descriptions of the last alarms (max. 8).
A7 Inhibits remote O F F command.
When the DISPLAY alternatively shows the Sr warn- Press for 5 seconds: the keypad now operates in A l a r m bl Sets the dryer address for serial communications.
ing code and dew point, contact authorized assistance personnel b2 Sets the serial communication speed.
MENU mode and the events can be scrolled with-
for carrying out scheduled maintenance indicated in par. 6.3 and b3 Not available
for resetting the warning code (see par. 5.4 in List of alarm/warn-
and b5 Refrigerant evaporation temperature.
ings).
b7 Not available
Every event is displayed with "ALx" (x = 1 - 8).
b8 Compressor discharge (delivery) temperature.
Press to cancel the warning for 24 hours. AL1 = most recent event.
b9 Not available
Condensate drain If there are no events " " appears.
bll Auxiliary refrigerant evaporation temperature.
There are three operation modes: Dryer model:
a) INTEGRATED - draining controlled by the level sensor; To view the details of the event, press :
C5 - 0 models C R D i i l 2 0 - 3 5 0
b) TIMED - check that the automatic condensate drainage sys- ALx - 1 models C R D i i 4 6 0 - 1 8 0 0
tem is working properly.
1 Alarm code Sets compressor operation mode:
Use manual drainage to check that condensate is not retained
2 Thousands of hours C7 - CYC = CYCLING (energy saving enabled).
as this is symptomatic of poor drainage. 3 Hours - C O N = C O N T I N U O U S (energy saving disabled).
This check of the timed drain opening (parameter d l ) . 4 Dew point
Settings depends upon the operating conditions of the dryer Operating logic of the alarm/machine status relay.
5 Evaporation temperature
and varies the amount of condensate to be removed. 6 Compressor discharge temperature 0 = relay energised when dryer is running, d e - e n e r g i s e d if
For standard dryer operating conditions, see the following 7 Auxiliary evaporation temperature in warning/alarm status.
table of recommended settings: C36 1 = relay d e - e n e r g i s e d when dryer is running, energised if
in warning/alarm status.
Model Parameter dl Scroll with and 2 = relay de - energised when dryer is not running, energised
when running.
CRDii460-750 10 5.3 Parameters C37 % energy saving.

Accessing p a r a m e t e r s Sets the seconds of condensate drain opening (if set in TI-
CRDii900-1800 20 dl
M E D mode).
d2 Like d l , but for seconds closed.
P a r a m e t e r d l : time open in seconds for every 2 minutes of Press and at the same time : the keypad now operates
Sets condensate drain operation mode:
operation. in P a r a m e t e r s M E N U mode and the parameters can be scrolled - CAP = I N T E G R A T E D
d3
- tIM = TIMED
with and - Con = E X T E R N A L (24VAC)
 List of a l a r m s / w a r n i n g s
Changing parameters
HP High Pressure Alarm
6 Maintenance
a) The machine is designed and built to guarantee continuous
After displaying the parameter, press , change with CP Compressor Thermal Protection Alarm
operation; however, the life of its components depends on the
LP Low Pressure Alarm maintenance performed.
and , then press to confirm. Ld Low Dew Point Alarm b) When requesting assistance or spare parts, identify the ma-
Lt Low Evaporation Temperature Alarm chine (model and serial number) by reading the dataplate lo-
cated on the unit.
Press to return to STANDARD mode. High Compressor Discharge Temperature Alarm = T>
Ht c) Circuits containing 6 kg or more of refrigerant fluid are
120 °C.
checked to identify leaks at least once a year.
5.4 A l a r m s a n d Warnings LtA Alarm low auxiliary evaporation temperature.
Circuits containing 30 kg or more of refrigerant fluid are
Refrigerant Temperature Sensor Warning checked to identify leaks at least once every six months.
A l a r m s cause the dryer to switch off. rSE
Switches to C O N T I N U O U S mode. (CE842/2006 art. 3.2.a, 3 2 b ) .
W a r n i n g s only cause a signal.
Condensate Drain Warning
d) For machines containing 3 kg or more of refrigerant fluid, the
In the case of Alarm or Dew Point Sensor Warning (dSE), drE operator must keep a record stating the quantity and type of
Condensate drainage switches to T I M E D mode. refrigerant used, an quantities added and that recovered dur-
displays the alarm code. In the case of a Warning, alterna- Dew Point Sensor Warning ing maintenance operations, repairs and final disposal
dSE The measured temperature must return within its normal (CE842/2006 art. 3.6).
tively displays the fault code and the dew point and WARNING
range.
L E D comes on.
High Dew Point Warning
Hd
If an alarm occurs: Automatic reset when the dew point = A6 - 4 ° F (2°C).
1) Identify and eliminate the cause; HSE Discharge temperature sensor Warning
ASE Auxiliary refrigerant temperature sensor Warning
2) press to reset the alarm; Scheduled Maintenance Warning
Sr
See par. 5.2 and 6.3
3) press to restart the dryer.

If a warning without automatic reset occurs:

1) identify and eliminate the cause;

2) press to reset the warning.

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6.1 General instructions 6.3 Preventive M a i n t e n a n c e P r o g r a m m e The following are available (see par. 8.4):
a) 3 y e a r preventive m a i n t e n a n c e kits;
To guarantee lasting maximum dryer efficiency and reliability:
Before any maintenance, make sure: b) service kits
• the pneumatic circuit is no longer pressurized; Maintenance Maintenance Interval 1. compressor kits;
Activity Description (standard operating conditions) 2. fan kits;
• the dryer is no longer powered.
3. hot gas valve kits;
Always use the Manufacturer's original spare parts: other- 4. water condenser kits;

12 Months

36 Months
4 Months
wise the Manufacturer is relieved of all liability regarding ma- Activity c) individual spare parts.

Weekly
chine malfunctioning.

Daily
For models CRDii460 to 1200, in case of maintenance to the 6.4 Dismantling
flanged air connections, replace the seals using only the spare
parts indicated in par. 8.4. Check P O W E R ON indicator is lit. The refrigerant and the lubricating oil contained in the circuit
must be recovered in conformity with current local environmen-
In case of refrigerant leakage, contact qualified and author- Check control panel indicators. tal regulations.
ized personnel. The refrigerant fluid is recovered before final scrapping of the
Check condensate drain. equipment (CE 842/2006 art.4.4).
The Schrader valve must only be used in case of machine
Recycling
malfunction: otherwise any damage caused by incorrect refriger- Clean condenser fins.
Disposal
ant charging will not be covered by the warranty.
Check electrical absorption. structural work steel/epoxy- polyester resins

6.2 Refrigerant exchanger aluminium

Check refrigerant leaks.
pipes/headers copper/alurninium/carbon steel
Charging: any damage caused by incorrect refrigerant replace- Depressurize the dryer.
drain brass/PC
ment carried out by unauthorized personnel will not be covered Complete drain maintenance.
by the warranty. exchanger insulation EPS (sintered polystyrene)
Depressurize the dryer.
Substitute p r e - and post-filter ele- pipe insulation synthetic rubber
At normal temperature and pressure, the R407C refrigerant
ments. compressor steel/copper/aluminium/oil
is a colourless gas classified in SAFETY G R O U P Al - EN378
(group 2 fluid according to Directive P E D 97/23/EC); condenser steel/copper/aluminium
GWP (Global Warming Potential) = 1652,5. Check temperature sensors. refrigerant R407C
Replace if necessary.
In case of refrigerant leakage, ventilate the room. / valves brass
electrical cables copper/PVC
Dryer maintenance kit.

check service
7 Troubleshooting
FAULT CAUSE REMEDY

CP High Ht
compressor Lt Low evaporation temperature alarm LP Low High HP
Compressor thermal protec- pressure dew point high pressure
noisy warning temperature
tion alarm Ld Low dew point alarm. alarm alarm alarm

Low Increase LP Replace Cooling Cooling

cooling yes air yes Decrease yes air
yes, cooling air Low pressure pressure cooling air
air temperature switch fault switch high high
temperature temperature temperature temperature

no no no no
Fan Replace
always pressure switch Decrease
working Excessive thermal load yes compressed yes Excessive
(PV pressure (air flow, inlet temperature) air quantity thermal load
switch fault) temperature (inlet air flow,
temperature)
no no
no
no
Hot gas Calibrate
yes
valve valve
not calibrated Fan Replace ' Condenser yes Clean yes Condenser
yes pressure switch
pressure switch dirty or condenser dirty or
(PV) not set obstructed obstructed
no
no no no
Compressor Condenser yes Clean
components dirty or condenser
deteriorated obstructed No Fan
Liquid line Low refrigerant. Low Replace yes
yes yes pressure switch does not turn
solenoid valve current Recharge current
no yes closed absorption (PV pressure
no yes absorption
switch fault)

no no no
Replace no
Repair or Compressor
replace ves the coil
winding
compressor with partial
loss of Replace fan yes Fan
insulation fault

no
Request external assistance
no

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8 Appendix
8.1 Legend (Sheet 1 of 7)

ENGLISH
Weight

Ambient temperature

Amb

During transport and stockage

After installation

Compressed air inlet temperature

In

A i r - s i d e max. working pressure

Max

Minimum section validated cable for eletrical con-

nection.

(0)

Connections / Tightening torque (N x m)

Compressed air inlet

Compressed air outlet

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EN/DE/FR/NL

Condensation water inlet

Condensation water outlet

Condensate drain

Sound pressure level ( l m distance in free field -

according to ISO 3746).

Calibration values

Electrical supply inlet

Condensation air outlet

Condensation air inlet

Base fixing holes position

Lifting holes

General alarm

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Legend (Sheet 3 of 7)

ENGLISH

Limit of equipment

Optional

Compressor

Refrigerant condenser

Fan motor
EV1-3

Evaporator

Separator

Low pressure switch

LP

Expansion capillary

Refrigerant filter

H o t gas valve
HGV

A i r - a i r heat-exchanger
Legend (Sheet 4 of 7)

ENGLISH

Fan pressure swicth

PV

Liquid separator

High pressure swicth

HP

Liquid line solenoid valve

YV1

H o t gas solenoid valve

YV2

Condensate drain solenoid valve

YV3

Condensate filter valve

Condensate drain valve

Water pressostatic valve

WPV

Pressure point

Valve

Seals

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ENGLISH

Control Card
Al

Control card fuse

FA1

Dew point temperature sensor

Bl

Evaporation temperature sensor

B2-4

Discharge temperature sensor

B3

Condensate level sensor

CS

Compressor protection
PI1

Electronic condensate drain

DR

Digital Inputs
ID

Digital Outputs
UD

Analog Inputs
Al
v

Remote Off
RO
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ENGLISH

Main disconnector switch

QS1

Compressor automatic switch

QF1

Fans automatic switch

QF2

Fuses
FU1-4
FU11-21

Compressor contactor
KM1

Fan contactor
KM2

Noise filter
RC1-2

Capacitor
C1

Cranckase heater
EH1

Cranckase heater contactor

KM3

Timed cranckase heater relay

KT

High pressure alarm relay'

KA1

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ENGLISH

Auxiliary transformer
TCI

Terminal blocks
X1-X5

Serial card
A2

Serial line
SL

Panels
A/B/C/D/
E/F/G

Residual-current automatic circuit breaker

QF

Components for models with I N T E G R A L drain.

For other external drains, consult the
constructor's manual.

(#)
8.2 Installation d i a g r a m (Sheet 1 of 2)

1 2 3 4

Air compressor Dryer B y - p a s s unit Filter (3 micron filtration or better) near dryer air inlet

Safety valves for not exceeding dryer design pressure.

Hoses for air connections if the system undergoes vibrations.

5 6 7 8

Tank in position A or in B Outlet filter O i l - w a t e r separator Condensate drain Suitable dampers if the system undergoes pulsations.

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8.3 Technical data

M I N . - MAX. Ambient
Weight Refrigerant Minimum Connections
temperature
Compressed Air-side section Sound
F.LA. [A]
Amb air inlet max. working validated cable pressure
400V±10%/3Ph/50Hz
R407C (kg) temperature pressure for eletrical level
During transport After connection Compressed Compressed Condensate
and stockage installation air inlet/outlet water inlet/outlet drain

(kg) Ac Wc in Max Ac Wc 0 [mm ] [dB(A)]

CRDii460 470 7.5 6.6 13.6 12.4

4 UNI 1/2" B S P T - F 58
CRDii520 490 8 5.2 13.3 12.1
PN16-DN100
CRDii630 580 9.5 6.3 0-50 5-50 5-60 12 19.3 17 1/2" B S P - F
CRDii750 670 12 8.5 22.3 20 10 3/4" B S P T - F 69
UNI
CRDU900 690 11 8.3 29.7 27
PN16-DN150
CRDU1200 830 15.5 7.7 34.7 32 10 1" B S P T - F
CRDiil500 1100 22 11 0-50 5-50 5-60 12 44.1 40 16 UNI 1/2" B S P - F 69
1 1/4" B S P T - F
CRDiil800 1190 23 13.5 56.1 52 25 PN16-DN200

Calibration values Hot gas valve Fan pressure switch High pressure switch Low pressure switch Water pressostatic valve

HGV PV HP LP WPV

ON: 18 bar
CRDH460-1800 4.6 - 4.8 bar 28 bar 1.5 - 2.5 bar 16 bar
OFF: 14 bar

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8.4 Spare parts list (Sheet 1 of 2)

(See paragraph. 8.5 / 8.8) CRDU460 CRDii520 CRDii630 CRDH750 CRDii900 CRDiil200 CRDiilSOO CRDiil800

Ac Bl B2 B3 KM2 473001
3 year preventive
a) maintenance kits
Wc B l B2 B3 473269

b) 1. compressor kits Ac/Wc KM1 473010 473011 473012 473013 473014 473015 473016 473017

2. fan kits Ac KM2 473043 473398 473044 473045

service kits

3. hot gas valve kits Ac/Wc 473139 473141 473672 473018

4. water condenser kits Wc 473270 473271 473268

Compressor sight glass Ac/Wc 348018

c)
Refrigerant condenser Ac 114790 114819 114815 114816 114817

W a t e r - a i r exchanger / Separator /
Ac/Wc 473068
A i r - a i r exchanger

Low pressure switch Ac/Wc 354054

Refrigerant filter Ac/Wc 206223 206224

individual spare parts

Fan pressure switch kit Ac 473682

High pressure switch Ac/Wc 354052

Liquid line solenoid valve Ac/Wc 378734

Hot gas solenoid valve Ac/Wc 378734 378736 378734

Water pressostatic valve Wc 378201 378202 378203 378204

Seals Ac/Wc 240570 240595 -

Electronic controller Ac/Wc Al 275765

Dew point temperature sensor (3m) Ac/Wc Bl 275894

Evaporation temperature sensor (3m) Ac/Wc B2-B4 275894

Discharge temperature sensor (3m) Ac/Wc B3 275731

 Spare p a r t s list (Sheet 2 of 2)

(See paragraph. 8.5 / 8.8) CRDH460 CRDii520 CRDU630 CRDH750 CRDH900 CRDiil200 CRDH1500 CRDU1800

c)
Condensate level sensor Ac/Wc cs 275752

Cranckase heater Ac/Wc EH1 328247 328244 328243 328242

Main disconnector switch Ac/Wc QS1 256418 256421 256423

Compressor/Fan automatic switch Ac/Wc QF1 256235 256241 256458 256459

Fan automatic switch Ac QF2 256230

Ac/Wc TCI
- 255904
Auxiliary transformer
Ac/Wc FU1-2-3-4 473070
Fuses
Ac/Wc FU11-21 254694
-
Compressor contactor Ac/Wc KM1 256248 256325 256376

Fan contactor Ac KM2 256266

Cranckase heater contactor Ac/Wc KM3 256266

-
individual spare parts

High pressure alarm relay Ac/Wc KA1 256152

Timed cranckase heater relay Ac/Wc KT

- 255367

Ac/Wc A 137385

Ac 137374 137394
B 137792
Wc 137374 137394

Ac 137374 137394
C 137791
Wc 137374 137394

Ac 137386
D 137795
Panels Wc 137811

Ac 137375 139068 137380 137388 137396 137790

E
Wc 139280 139277 137943
Ac 137397 137794
F -
Wc 137810 137813 137817
Ac 137397 137794
G -
Wc 137810 137813 137818

Electrovalve for timer drain Ac/Wc 698218

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8.5 E x p l o d e d drawing C R D i i 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Ac)
Exploded drawing C R D i i 6 3 0 - 900 (Ac)

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Exploded drawing CRDU1200 (Ac)
Exploded drawing C R D i i l 5 0 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Ac)

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Exploded drawing C R D i i 4 6 0 - 630 (Wc)
Exploded drawing C R D i i 7 5 0 - 1 2 0 0 (Wc)

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Exploded drawing C R D i i l 5 0 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Wc)
8.6 D i m e n s i o n a l drawing C R D i i 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Ac)

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D i m e n s i o n a l drawing C R D i i 6 3 0 - 900 (Ac)
D i m e n s i o n a l drawing C R D i i l 2 0 0 (Ac)

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D i m e n s i o n a l drawing C R D i i l 5 0 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Ac)
D i m e n s i o n a l drawing C R D H 4 6 0 - 6 3 0 (Wc)

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D i m e n s i o n a l drawing C R D i i 7 5 0 - 1 2 0 0 (Wc)
D i m e n s i o n a l drawing C R D i i l 5 0 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Wc)

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8.7 Refrigerant circuit

CRDii460-1200(Ac) C R D i i l 5 0 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Ac)
 Refrigerant circuit

C R D i i 4 6 0 - 1 2 0 0 (Wc) C R D i i l 5 0 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Wc)

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8.8 Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Ac) Sheet 1 of 5)
Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Ac) Sheet 2 of 5)

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Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Ac) Sheet 3 of 5)
Wiring diagram CRDii460-520 (Ac) Sheet 4 of 5)

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Wiring d i a g r a m CRDhii460-520 (Ac) Sheet 5 of 5)
Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 6 3 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Ac) Sheet 1 of 5)

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Wiring d i a g r a m C R D H 6 3 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Ac) Sheet 2 of 5)
Wiring diagram CRDii630-1800 (Ac)
Sheet 3 of 3)

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Wiring diagram CRDii630-1800 (Ac) Sheet 4 of 5)
Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 6 3 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Ac) Sheet 5 of 5)

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Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Wc) Sheet 1 of 5)

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Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Wc) Sheet 2 of 5)

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Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Wc) Sheet 3 of 5)
Wiring d i a g r a m C R D H 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Wc) Sheet 4 of 5)

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Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 4 6 0 - 5 2 0 (Wc) Sheet 5 of 5)
Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 6 3 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Wc) Sheet 1 of 5)

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Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 6 3 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Wc) Sheet 2 of 5)
Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 6 3 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Wc) Sheet 3 of 5)

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Wiring d i a g r a m C R D H 6 3 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Wc) Sheet 4 of 5)

Wiring d i a g r a m C R D i i 6 3 0 - 1 8 0 0 (Wc) Sheet 5 of 5)

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