heatcraft-refrigeration-p h-im-77d User Manual

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             Motor                  Heater
  Model 
No. of                Amps.                   Amps.
 
Size 
Motors 
A* 
B* 
A* 
B*
 
09 
0.8 
0.4 
4.1 
2.07
 
12 
1.6 
0.8 
5.22 
2.61
 
16 
1.6 
0.8 
6.09 
.04
 
21 
1.0 
0.5 
9.57 
4.78
 
28 
 
1.2 
5.7
 
1.0 
7.0
 
 
1.5 
8.5
 
    Part 
                   115  Volt   
 
 
 
 
208-230  Volt
 Description 
09 
12 
16 
21 
09 
12 
16 
21 
28 
35 
53
  Motor 
2500701     2500701 
2500701 
250201 
2500801 
2500801 
2500801 
25001 
2500801 
25001 
25001
  Fan Blade 
5101B 
5101B 
5101B 
2100201 
5101B 
5101B 
5101B 
2100201 
5101B 
2100201 
2100201
  Fan Guard 
5054D 
5054D 
5054D 
H5028 
5054D 
5054D 
5054D 
H5028 
5054D 
H5028 
H5028
  Heater 
459N 
4540N 
4541N 
4545N 
4542N 
454N 
4544N 
4546N 
H50097 
24700701 
24700702
  Heater Clip 
554J 
554J 
554J 
554J 
554J 
554J 
554J 
554J 
H5009 
554J 
554J
  Defrost Control 
5709L 
5709L 
5709L 
5709L 
5709L 
5709L 
5709L 
5709L 
5709L 
5709L 
5709L
  Mount 
91179001 
91179001 
91179001 
2101401 
91179001 
91179001 
91179001 
2101401 
91179001 
2101401 
2101401
Step “A” - Normal Refrigeration Cycle
1.. Power.is.supplied.to.N.and.4.terminals.by.the.timer.
2.. The.fan.delay.and.defrost.termination.thermostat.is.closed.in.the..
.
fan.delay.position.and.open.in.the.defrost.termination.position.
3.. The.defrost.heater.is.off.
4.. The.compressor.operates.in.accordance.with.the.demands.of.the..
.
refrigeration.system.temperature.and/or.pressure.controls.
5.. The.unit.cooler.fan.operates.continually.
6.. Frost.builds.up.slowly.on.the.evaporator.
Step “B” - Defrost Cycle
1.. Defrosting.of.the.evaporator.is.started.automatically.by.the.timer..
.
at.predetermined.times.-.typical.settings.of.the.timer.would.be.1.to..
.
3.defrost.periods.per.24.hours.
2.. The.timer.mechanically.opens.switch.“A”.which.breaks.the.circuit.to..
.
the.compressor.and.evaporator.fan.motors,.thereby.shutting.them..
.
off,.and.closes.switch.“B,”.thereby.permitting.current.to.flow.to..
.
the.heater.
3.. The.heater.recessed.in.slots,.gives.up.heat.directly.to.the.fins.of.the..
.
evaporator...This.heat.raises.coil.and.refrigerant.temperature...
.
to.32
º
F.causing.the.frost.to.melt.
4.. Frost.on.the.evaporator.is.melted.and.defrost.water.drips.into.the..
.
heated.drain.pan.and.flows.down.the.drain.
5.. When.frost.has.completely.melted.from.the.coil,.the.coil.starts.to..
.
warm.up.beyond.32
º
F.
Step “C” - Coil Re-Cooling Cycle
1.. When.the.coil.warms.up.to.55
º
F,.the.defrost.termination.thermostat..
.
closes.which.allows.the.current.to.flow.to.the.solenoid.in.the.timer,..
.
which.then.energizes.and.trips.the.timer.switch.back.to.its.normal..
.
position.(switch.“A”.closed,.switch.“B”.open)..The.fan.delay.portion..
.
of.this.thermostat.is.now.open.
2.. The.compressor.now.starts.
3.. Then.fan.motors.remain.off.because.the.fan.delay.thermostat.is..
.
open..This.prevents.warm.air.from.being.blown.into.the..
.
.
refrigerated.space.
4.. The.evaporator.coil.cools.down.approaching.operating..
.
.
temperature..Superheated.gas.only.passes.to.the.compressor.
Step “D” - Return to Normal
Refrigeration Operation
1.. When.the.coil.temperature.reaches.35
º
F,.the.fan.control.switch..
.
closes...This.allows.current.to.flow.to.the.fan.motor.and.the.unit.is..
.
now.back.in.operation.as.in.Step.“A.”
IMPORTANT
1.. On.initial.“pull.down”.of.a.warm.box,.the.fan.will.not.start.until.coil..
.
temperature.reaches.approximately.35
º
F..If.box.is.still..
.
.
comparatively.warm.(60
º
F).when.the.fan.starts,.then.blowing.this..
.
warm.air.over.the.coil.may.cause.it.to.warm.up.to.55
º
F.and.thus..
.
stop.the.fan..Therefore,.fan.may.recycle.several.times.on.initial..
.
“pull.down.”
2.. The.timer.has.an.adjustable.fail-safe.feature.which.will.return.the..
.
system.to.the.refrigeration.cycle.at.the.end.of.a.predetermined..
.
time.(factory.set.at.24.minutes).if.automatic.control.devices.fail.
3.. Frequent.defrost.periods.are.not.necessary!.The.determining.factor..
.
for.number.of.defrosts.per.day.is.the.frost.load..When.frost.“build-.
.
up”.results.in.a.loss.of.refrigeration.capacity,.then.a.defrost.is...
.
required...One.to.three.defrosts.per.day.are.recommended.
4.. A.low.temperature.thermostatic.expansion.valve.with.pressure..
.
limiting.feature.is.desirable.for.use.with.these.units..Such.a.valve..
.
prevents.feeding.of.refrigerant.to.the.coil.during.the.defrost.cycle.
Sequence of Operation
Typical  Wiring  Diagram  for  Thin  Profile 
Electric  Defrost  Unit  Cooler
1.. Use.copper.conductors.only.
2.. Unit.must.be.grounded.
3.. Timer-Paragon.Model.8145-20.may.be.factory.supplied,
.
field.installed,.or.field.supplied.and.installed.
4.. Fan.delay.and.defrost.termination.-.Red.to.N,.Brown.to.X,
.
Black.to.F...Fans.will.not.operate.until.thermostat.resets.
5.. Heater.limit:..Red.to.N,.White.to.H.omitted.on.model.28;
.
heater.is.connected.directly.to.N.
6..
*Indicates.electrical.code:.A=115/60/1,.B=208-230/60/1.
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