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Description of data points

Installation and operating manual – Rel. 2.0 

 

 

The fun

cti

onal variables are saved 

every 30 seconds

 in a non-editable binary 

le on microSD card. The 

logged  data  can  be  transferred  via  the  USB  port  on  a  pen  drive  for  reading  through  PC  appli

cati

on, 

Thermoconverter 2.0. The memory capacity is such to store the data of about 10 years of opera

ti

on. 

 

3.1 VARIABLES SAVED 

SR

 

Refrigerator Serial Number

 

 

BATT %

 

Ba

tt

ery charge % 

MR

 

Refrigerator Model

 

 

TEST BATT V

 

 Ba

tt

ery voltage 

NM

 

Refrigerator Name

 

 

DOOR STATUS

 

Door status 

S1 °C 

NTC thermostat probe

 

 

ACTIONS

  

Ac

ti

on in progress 

S2 °C 

NTC evaporator probe 

 

ALARMS 

 

Alarm in progress 

S3 °C 

NTC condenser probe 

 

ALARMS_m

 

Alarm in progress (monitor) 

RH % 

Humidity % 

 

FAULTS

 

Fault in progress 

MONITOR °C 

PT100M monitor probe 

 

FAULTS_m

 

Fault in progress (monitor) 

THERMO °C 

PT100 thermostat probe 

 

WARNING

 

Warning in progress 

SET °C 

Setpoint 

 

WARNING_m

 

Warning in progress (monitor) 

SETo °C 

Opera

ti

onal setpoint 

 

U1 %

 

U1 Relay use percentage 

SET_RH % 

Humidity setpoint 

 

U2 %

 

U2 Relay use percentage

 

HI TEMP °C 

High temperature limit 

 

U3 %

 

U3 Relay use percentage

 

LO TEMP °C 

Low temperature limit 

 

U4 %

 

U4 Relay use percentage

 

HI TEMPm °C 

Monitor high temp. limit 

 

U5 %

 

U5 Relay use percentage

 

LO TEMPm °C 

Monitor low temp. limit 

 

U6 %

 

U6 Relay use percentage

 

D1 

D1 Digital input status 

 

U7 %

 

U7 Relay use percentage

 

D2 

D2 Digital input status 

 

EH °C

 

Max evaporator calibra

ti

on 

D3 

D3 Digital input status 

 

EL °C

 

Min evaporator calibra

ti

on 

D1  

Monitor D1 digital input status 

 

DELTA T °C

 

Thermal exchange 

RELAIS U1 

U1 Relay status 

 

COMP 1h %

 

Compressor opera

ti

on % (1h) 

RELAIS U2 

U2 Relay status 

 

COMP 24h %

 

Compressor  opera

ti

on  % 

(24h) 

RELAIS U3 

U3 Relay status 

 

COMP ON

  

Time on compressor 

RELAIS U4 

U4 Relay status 

 

COMP OFF 

 

Time o

 compressor 

RELAIS U5 

U5 Relay status 

 

COMP LIFE

  

Compressor total hours 

RELAIS U6 

U6 Relay status 

 

VA

  

Power absorbed by loads 

LED BAR 

LED output status 

 

PASSWORD

 

User password  

PCB °C 

Technical compartment probe 

 

ACTION

 

Last user ac

ti

on 

Vin V 

V board power supply 

 

 

 

MAINS Vac  

Mains voltage 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

Frequent and correctly executed maintenance is essential to ensure high 

performance and functionality of the appliance. Arctiko recommends a 

thorough examination twice a year and cleaning at least once a month. 

General maintenance

Perform following at least twice a year:

- Lubricate hinges and gaskets. Wipe off all excess lubricant.

- Make sure the appliance is levelled. If necessary, adjust castors and/or feet. 

- Inspect all gaskets. Make sure they are still soft and flexible. 

WARNING!

Maintenance

Never disassemble, repair, or modify the appliance yourself. 

Any 

such work carried out by an unauthorized person may result in fire, or 

electric shock or injury due to a malfunction.
Before performing maintenance or cleaning the appliance, 

disconnect the electrical power supply.

Ensure that you do not inhale or consume medication or 

aerosols

 from around the appliance at the time of maintenance. 

These may be harmful to your health.

Never splash water directly onto the appliance

 as this may cause 

electric shock or short circuit.

Before any inspection or maintenance work is performed, the power plug  on the 

appliance should be disconnected from the socket. This is to prevent any potential 

electrical shock or injury. During the maintenance work, do not breathe dust and 

aerosols as they might be harmful to your health.

Summary of Contents for ULUF P390

Page 1: ...ORIGINAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Integraline RANGE ULUF P390 P500 P610 P820...

Page 2: ...vents Compressor failure alarm Outcome frames Contents Page 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 18 19 20 21 22 Warnings How to turn on the device Menu user How to chang...

Page 3: ...ctiko is obligated as a supplier to ensure the users safety when operating one of our appliances To prevent personal and material injury or damage please follow the instructions in this manual Intende...

Page 4: ...Be careful not to tip over the appliance during transport to prevent damage or injury Plastic bags pose a suffocation risk Keep away from children Inactivity for extended period If the appliance must...

Page 5: ...n or der to achieve optimal operating results Firm and levelled floor Placing the appliance on a firm and flat floor reduces the risk of excessive noise and vibration Away from any heat sources Avoid...

Page 6: ...connection is a 3 prong connection use a three pin plug and connect the conductor with yellow green insulation to ground In order to maintain a stable operation of the unit voltage variation cannot d...

Page 7: ...filter less construc tion for less maintenance low noise level low energy consumption low heat dissipation and excellent temperature stability The compressors and cooling system is located in the top...

Page 8: ...r openings and control the lights 15 Cover for noise reduction and air flow management 5 Probe See Probes and portholes 16 Remote alarm connection For connecton of additional alarm equipment 6 Door ha...

Page 9: ...ve keyboard You can access a variation of settings in order to adjust your unit for your exact needs A 4GB microSD is provided as standard installed internally for recording functional data every 30 s...

Page 10: ...19 18 Info events Door Warning Action Icons Temperature alarms...

Page 11: ...oller The other compressor will keep running To reset the alarm and reenable the compressor accept the alarm and turn the unit off and on again During pulldown this alarm may be activated If this happ...

Page 12: ...23 22 Outcome frames The outcome frames will be accompanied by a long beep Warnings To accept a warning press DOOR OPEN...

Page 13: ...press Enter Menu user STAND BY SETPOINT LIMITS ACCESS LIST ECOMODE EVENTS GRAPHICS DEFROST SETTINGS SERVICE press and hold to turn off the controller change the temperature setpoint set the high low...

Page 14: ...27 26 How to change the setpoint How to change the alarm limits Press the Menu key to access the menu...

Page 15: ...29 28 Access list Ecomode setting KEY FUNCTION...

Page 16: ...30 Event list If the event list is empty the icon above will be shown Shows number of pages with events Press or to change page Graphs SCROLLING THE FRAPH AND ENABLING THE TRACES REPRESENTATION CRITER...

Page 17: ...edit the telephone numbers where to send the alert messages set the language of user interface edit machine name by alphanumeric keyboard How to set date hour Press select to move the highlight and t...

Page 18: ...is 111 Service For accessing the service menu The service settings are reserved for qualified Arctiko service personnel By entering the admin password both the admin and user passwords can be changed...

Page 19: ...Pressing the backup icon shows the usb pen insertion request frame with 20 second time out If the usb pen has been recognised the setting page of the months to download is displayed otherwise the disp...

Page 20: ...stributor 2 To convert the data open the program Thermo Converter To convert the file press the DAT TO CSV CONVERT button 1 Insert the USB drive with the loaded data in a computer 3 Open the file by f...

Page 21: ...ght corner of the compressor department 1 Logo 2 Contact information 3 Model 4 Voltage range 5 Refrigerant and quantity 6 WEEE Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment 7 Compressor type 8 CE mar...

Page 22: ...operation 1h RELAIS U2 U2 Relay status COMP 24h Compressor operation 24h RELAIS U3 U3 Relay status COMP ON Time on compressor RELAIS U4 U4 Relay status COMP OFF Time o compressor RELAIS U5 U5 Relay st...

Page 23: ...ssor compartment using only a dry brush or a vacuum cleaner Parts in the refrigeration system for this appliance are completely sealed These do not require any lubrication If you would like more infor...

Page 24: ...unit away from the sunlight or heat source Frequent door openings may cause the temperature to rise Check if there has been frequent door openings Leave the door closed until the temperature in the un...

Page 25: ...5080063 02 GB Arctiko A S Oddesundcej 39 DK 6715 Esbjerg N Phone 45 7020 0328 info arctiko com arctiko com...

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