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CHARGING RECOMMENDATIONS
Charging liquid in a CONTROLLED manner into the suction side until the system is full
. This recommen-
dation does not hold true for reciprocating compressors where liquid charging into the suction side could cause
severe damage.
Carefully monitor the suction and discharge pressures - ensure that the suction pressure does not fall below 25
psig (1.7 bar) at any time during the charging process.
CAUTION
: Manifold Gauge will show cylinder pressure rather than suction pressure if the cylinder valve and
Manifold valve "A" are both open.
There are many ways of charging liquid in a "controlled manner" into the
suction side:-
1. Use valve A on the manifold gauge set
2. Use the valve on the refrigerant cylinder
3. Charge through a Shredder valve
4. Use a hose with a Shredder valve depressor
5. Charge into the suction side at some distance from the compressor.
6. All of the above
The fundamental procedure is the same as for single phase models but the compressor can run in the wrong
direction on starting. If this happens reverse any two phases and start again. Short term reverse rotation will not
damage the compressor.
As compressors get larger the importance of correct field charging procedures grows exponentially. Unfortu-
nately larger systems are often field charged which leads to many infant failures. All Specter compressors have
internal discharge temperature protectors which are very effective in preventing dangerously high discharge
temperatures during charging. The protection module will trip and lock the compressor out for 30 minutes. It is
not normally necessary to wait 30 minutes for the module to reset. When the compressor has cooled down the
module can be reset by breaking the power supply to the control circuit. Very often the serviceman does not
understand why the module tripped and uses a jumper wire to bypass it. He continues to charge the system and
removes the jumper when charging is complete. The compressor may or may not run with the protector back in
the circuit but it is certain that the compressor has been damaged and premature failure is inevitable.
Charging Cylinder on Scale
Close-up of Scale
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Charging Procedures - Three phase compressors
Summary of Contents for ADB100D
Page 13: ...11 Standard Models Refrigerant Circuit Diagram...
Page 14: ...12 MODEL AMC200D2 250D2 300D2 WITH ACCUMULATOR...
Page 31: ...29 ADB75B NC CURVE ADB100B NC CURVE...
Page 32: ...30 ADB125B NC CURVE ADB150B NC CURVE...
Page 45: ...43 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB250D Example 1...
Page 46: ...44 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB75B...
Page 47: ...45 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB100B...
Page 48: ...46 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB125B...
Page 49: ...47 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB150B...
Page 50: ...48 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB200B ADSB200B...
Page 51: ...49 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB250B ADSB250B...
Page 52: ...50 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB300B ADSB300B...
Page 53: ...51 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB350B ADSB350B...
Page 54: ...52 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB400B ADSB400B...
Page 55: ...53 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB450B...
Page 56: ...54 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB500B ADSB500B...
Page 57: ...55 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB600B...
Page 58: ...56 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB750B...
Page 59: ...57 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB75D...
Page 60: ...58 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB100D...
Page 61: ...59 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB125D...
Page 62: ...60 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB150D...
Page 63: ...61 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB200D...
Page 64: ...62 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB250D...
Page 65: ...63 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB300D...
Page 66: ...64 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB400D...
Page 67: ...65 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB500D...
Page 68: ...66 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB75D VERY HIGH STATIC...
Page 69: ...67 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB100D VERY HIGH STATIC...
Page 70: ...68 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB125D VERY HIGH STATIC...
Page 71: ...69 FAN PERFORMANCE CURVE ADB150D VERY HIGH STATIC...
Page 184: ...182 MODEL ADB 150B Dimension in mm...
Page 189: ...187 ADB D SERIES MODEL ADB 75D MODEL ADB 100D Dimension in mm Dimension in mm...
Page 190: ...188 MODEL ADB 125D MODEL ADB 125D2 Dimension in mm Dimension in mm...
Page 191: ...189 MODEL ADB 150D1 MODEL ADB 150D2 Dimension in mm Dimension in mm...
Page 192: ...190 MODEL ADB 200D2 MODEL ADB 250D2 Dimension in mm Dimension in mm...
Page 193: ...191 MODEL ADB 300D2 MODEL ADB 400D4 Dimension in mm Dimension in mm...
Page 196: ...194 MODEL AMC 100C MODEL AMC 150C Dimension in mm Dimension in mm...
Page 197: ...195 MODEL A 4 MC 75 100D MODEL A 4 MC 125D Dimension in mm Dimension in mm...
Page 198: ...196 MODEL A 4 MC 150D MODEL AMC 200D2 Dimension in mm Dimension in mm...
Page 199: ...197 MODEL AMC 250 300D2 Dimension in mm...
Page 200: ...198 MODEL AMC 75F MODEL AMC 100 125F Dimension in mm Dimension in mm...
Page 218: ...216 10 WIRING DIAGRAMS COOLING UNIT MODEL ADB 75B vs AMC 75B...
Page 219: ...217 COOLING UNIT MODEL ADB 75B vs AMC 75C...
Page 220: ...218 COOLING UNIT MODEL ADB 100B vs AMC 100B...
Page 221: ...219 COOLING UNIT MODEL ADB 100B vs AMC 100C...
Page 222: ...220 COOLING UNIT MODEL ADB 125B vs AMC 125B...
Page 223: ...221 COOLING UNIT MODEL ADB 150B vs AMC 150C...
Page 224: ...222 COOLING UNIT MODEL ADB 75D vs A 4 MC 75D...
Page 225: ...223 MODEL ADB 100D vs A 4 MC 100D...
Page 226: ...224 MODEL ADB 125D vs A 4 MC 125D...
Page 227: ...225 MODEL ADB 150D1 vs A 4 MC 150D...
Page 228: ...226 MODEL ADB 75D vs AMC 75F...
Page 229: ...227 MODEL ADB 100D vs AMC 100F...
Page 230: ...228 MODEL ADB 125D vs AMC 125F...
Page 232: ...230 MODEL ADB 200D2 vs AMC 200D2 ADB 250D2 vs AMC 250D2...
Page 233: ...231 MODEL ADB 300B2 vs AMC 150C x 2 ADB 300D2 vs A 4 MC 150D x 2...
Page 234: ...232 MODEL ADB 300D2 vs AMC 300D2...
Page 236: ...234 MODEL ADB 450B3 vs AMC 150C x 3...
Page 238: ...236 MODEL ADB 600B4 vs AMC 150C x 4...
Page 239: ...237 MODEL ADB 750B5 vs AMC 150C x 5 WITH MAGNETIC CONTACTOR AS STANDARD...
Page 278: ...276 MODEL AMC200D2 250D2...