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4.5.- Pump down function 

(only four-relay controllers)

This function prevents compressor problems caused by movement of the refrigerant, using a stop/start technique of 
the unit controlled by liquid solenoid, the low pressure switch and the compressor.
For  this  feature  to  be  active,  the  auxiliary  relay  must  be  set  as  "Pump  down"  (P6=4),  which  automatically 
configures digital input 1 as "low pressure switch" (P10=7)

SHUTOFF

When temperature probe 1 reaches the set point value (SP), the AUX relay is deactivated (OFF) by closing the liquid 
solenoid.
Since the compressor is still running (COOL relay ON) the evaporator pressure drops suddenly. When it reaches a 
specific point, the low pressure switch is activated, changing the state of digital input 1, and the controller stops 
the compressor (COOL Relay OFF).
This manoeuvre isolates the refrigerant from the compressor crankcase, preventing serious damage on start-up.
In case of low pressure switch failure, the controller stops the compressor after the safety time set at P15, showing 
the message "Art", but it will continue to function normally.

STARTUP

When  temperature  probe  1  reaches  the  set  point  value  plus  the  differential  (SP+C1),  the AUX  relay  is  activated 
(ON), opening the liquid solenoid. This causes the pressure in the evaporator to increase, disabling the low pressure 
switch. The controller detects this change and starts the compressor (COOL relay ON).
Balancing the high and low pressure settings before start-up makes it much smoother and extends compressor life.
If after a time (as determined by P14) after opening the liquid solenoid (AUX relay ON), the low pressure switch is 
not turned off, the controller will again close the solenoid (AUX relay OFF) and will repeat the manoeuvre after 2 
minutes. The controller will display "Art".

STAND-BY

If  the  pump-down  function  is  active,  some  time  may  elapse  from  the  time  the  stand-by  function  starts  until  the 
controller stops. This is because certain control phases of the system cannot be stopped.

ON

Liquid 

solenoid

Low pressure 

switch

Pressure 
switch fault

Pressure 
switch fault

Compressor

Evaporator 

pressure

ON

ON

+

P15

P14

OFF

OFF

OFF

AUX

Digital

Input

COOL

Time

SP

SP

SP+C1

SP+C1

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Summary of Contents for -D101 Series

Page 1: ...Thermometers and temperature controllers User Manual GB D144H002 Ed 03...

Page 2: ...e electronic equipment to dust dirt water rain humidity high temperatures chemicals or corrosive sub stances of any sort Do not submit the equipment to blows or vibrations nor try to manipulate it dif...

Page 3: ...nd various functions with keypad shortcuts EXTENDED FRAME models incorporate two switches for additional functions Ideal for controlling the turning on off of the cabinet lights etc Application AKO D1...

Page 4: ...o normal In Standby mode the equipment performs no actions and onlythe indicatorisdisplayedonthescreen In programming menu allows you to scroll through the various levels or during the setting of a pa...

Page 5: ...larm Temperature set in A2 has been reached p 17 and 18 Activates alarm relay Alternating with temperature Activates alarm relay External alarm activated by digital input p 17 and 18 Alternating with...

Page 6: ...ire the maximum deviationwillbe0 25 C Wireforprobeextensionref AKO 15586 connecting 3 MODELS POWER SUPPLY PROBES DIGITAL INPUTS FORMAT NO OF KEYS RELAYS COMMUNICATION RTC ECO MODE AKO D14012 12 24V 1...

Page 7: ...amming menu through P3 see Section 7 WARNING The default parameters by type of application have been defined for the most common applications Check that these parameters are suitable for your installa...

Page 8: ...or product temperature probe controls defrost end temperature d4 of a second evaporator If second defrosting is not configured P6 1 Only available in 4 key controllers and if P4 2 or 3 Only available...

Page 9: ...s energised on open contact Set time Only controllers with RTC The r1 and r2 parameters from the real time clock RTC settings adjust the local time of the controller The first r1 defines the hours and...

Page 10: ...vated starting the heating resistors and leading to a rise in temperature Once the set point value SP is reached the COOL relay is turned off cutting power to the resistors Upon enabling this mode the...

Page 11: ...er C5 In the event of probe 1 failure fault disconnection etc compressor performance will depend on C6 settings Users may choose between 3 options C6 0 The compressor will be stopped until probe 1 is...

Page 12: ...or stops and the defrost takes place statically Fans will stop running regardless of parameter F3 By air d7 2 models with 2 or more relays Fans start running and the compressor starts up Defrost takes...

Page 13: ...ning time d8 1 NOTE If parameter d1 is set to 0 no defrost will be performed Defrosting is not performed if the controller is set to heat mode P0 1 It works the same way as defrost but acts on the aux...

Page 14: ...1 1 6 6 6 6 2 2 2 2 7 7 7 7 3 3 3 3 8 8 8 8 4 4 4 4 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 I max 16 A L N Settings d7 0 P4 2 P6 1 P10 4 Settings d7 0 P4 2 P6 1 P10 4 Settings d7 0 P4 2 P6 1 P10 4 Settings d7...

Page 15: ...arameter F3 Parameter F4 defines the fan start up delay after defrost see section 4 2 4 4 Light control only controllers with two or more relays On units with 2 or more relays the auxiliary relay can...

Page 16: ...he safety time set at P15 showing the message Art but it will continue to function normally STARTUP When temperature probe 1 reaches the set point value plus the differential SP C1 the AUX relay is ac...

Page 17: ...when it reaches 8 degrees Displays the message AE external alarm or AES severe external alarm when the digital input configured as external alarm or severe external alarm is activated At least one of...

Page 18: ...of external alarm activation A6 Delays the activation of the external alarm from the moment the digital input becomes active Delay of external alarm deactivation A7 Delays the deactivation of the ext...

Page 19: ...AKO D14123 14125 10123 230 V 50 60 Hz 16 A Probe 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 COOL RES RES RES I max 16 A L N AKO D14123 2 230 V 50 60 Hz 2 CV S1 S2 or DI2 DI1 5 1 6 2 7 3 8 4 9 10 11 COOL C HEATER I max 16 A L N A...

Page 20: ...223 230 V 50 60 Hz 5 4 3 relay controller AKO D14312 D14320 D14323 D10323 16 A 8 A 6 A S1 S2 or DI2 DI1 5 1 6 2 7 3 8 4 9 10 11 COOL FAN C HEATER AUX I max 16 A L N AUX COOL FAN C HEATER AUX I max 16...

Page 21: ...es see table on page 6 have an RS485 MODBUS data connection port which allows users to manage them remotely via a PC with the AKO 5004 programme or an AKO 5005 server A different address must be assig...

Page 22: ...programmed in L5 If the code entered is not correct the unit will revert to displaying the temperature 7 1 1 Changing the set point not available in thermometers Press the SET button for 5 seconds or...

Page 23: ...arameters Level 3 Values Save changes Don t save changes 20 sec 20 sec OK OK OK OK Change value Level1 Menus Change menu Temperature Indication 10 seg SET SET SET SET 7 1 2 Changing the operating para...

Page 24: ...Yes PTC 150 No No C0 Calibratingprobe1 Offset Page8 C F 20 0 0 0 20 0 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes C1 Probe1differential Histeresis Page10 C F 0 1 2 0 20 0 No Yes Yes Yes Yes C2 Upperblockingofthesetpoint Page...

Page 25: ...Yes Yes Yes d1 Maximumdefrostduration 0 defrostdeactivated Page 13 min 0 255 No Yes Yes Yes Yes d2 Typeofmessageduringdefrost Page13 0 Currenttemperature 1 Temperatureatstartofdefrost 2 DisplaydEFmess...

Page 26: ...0 Off 1 On Page15 0 1 No No No Yes Yes F4 Startingdelayafterdefrost ifF3 0 Page15 Willonlyoperateifitishigherthand9 min 0 3 99 No No No Yes Yes F5 Stopfansonopeningthedoor0 No 1 Yes Page15 Requiresadi...

Page 27: ...Yes Yes P2 Accesscode password functions Page9 0 Inactive 1 Blockaccesstoparameters 2 Keyboardlock 0 0 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes P3 Setthedefaultparametersaccordingtothetypeofapplication Page7 1 Multipurp...

Page 28: ...erpumpdown Page16 sec 1 10 999 No No No No Yes P15 Maximumpumpdowntime Page16 sec x 10 1 30 999 No No No No Yes EP ExitLevel1 Level 2 Description Values Min Def Max A B C D E r1 Clockconfiguration HOU...

Page 29: ...14112 AKO D14212 D14312 D14412 RC AKO D14120 D14220 D14320 105 V 36 mA AKO D14023 D14024 D14123 D14123 2 D14124 D14125 D14223 D14323 D14023 C D14123 2 RC D14323 C D14423 RC D10123 D10223 D10323 207V 1...

Page 30: ...mm 28 5 mm AKO D14012 D14023 D14024 D14120 D14123 D14124 D14125 D10123 Other models 20 8 mm 31 5 mm 20 4 mm 2 0 m m 2 1 mm 165 mm SET SET ESC ESC 79 mm 181 mm 38 mm 38 mm 8 1 Dimensions 8 2 Mounting...

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