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CAREL IR33+ CONTROLLER

Conditions that Trigger the Alarm

Your low temp case has one or two defrosts programmed per day; one at 8:00 AM and one at 8:00 PM, or a single defrost at either 4:00 AM or 

8:00 AM. A typical defrost lasts one hour. Your medium temp case has two or three defrosts programmed per day; one at 8:00 AM and one at 

8:00 PM for two defrosts, and 4:00 AM, 2:00 PM, and 8:00 PM for three defrosts. If the alarm sounds during this time, please allow an additional 

one-hour recovery time before calling for service.

If the alarm sounds outside of the above times, please review the following checklist. If you’ve checked all of these items and the case still does 

not work properly, submit a service request.

Cases with electronic controls (a digital display cut into the shroud above the doors) have a one-hour alarm delay after defrost. The controller 

has a 10ºF high alarm set point for low temp and 50ºF for a medium temp. The controller has a -20ºF low alarm setpoint for low temp and 28ºF 

or 30ºF for medium temp. The alarm will sound when the sensed temperature is at or above 10ºF for a period of 60 minutes. If the temperature 

drops below 10ºF during this 60 minutes, the alarm timer will reset. If the case is in defrost, the electronic display will read “DEF”.

Common Things to Check

DEFROST AND ALARMS

1.  Check the circuit breakers for the cases. Tripped circuit breakers will cut off the power to the cases and to the alarms. Do not turn off 

case refrigeration overnight when closing the store.

2.  Reach-in door low temp cases have a one-hour defrost. Check the following before you enter a service request.

 

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Determine when the defrost cycle started (typically at 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM for two defrosts and either 4:00 AM or 8:00 AM for one 

defrost). Please wait one hour and double check case status before calling for service.

 

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The fans turn off during defrost and for a few minutes after defrost.

 

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Has the case just been stocked? (Warm product will take 24 hours to cool down.)

 

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Is the case heavily shopped? (Frequent door opening will warm the case.)

 

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Do not block return air grills at the bottom of the low temp case.

3.  Reach-in door medium temp cases also have a defrost time. Check the following before you enter a service request.

 

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Medium temp fans run while in defrost and lights remain on.

 

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Typically medium temp cases defrost at 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM for two defrosts and 4:00 AM, 2:00 PM, and 8:00 PM for three defrosts.

 

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Has the case just been stocked? (Warm product will take 24 hours to cool down.)

 

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Is the case heavily shopped? (Frequent door opening will warm the case.)

Summary of Contents for ir33+

Page 1: ... Then press the SET button again to return to the menu 5 The exceptions to Step 4 are the program codes tc td1 and td2 In these cases you must press the SET button in order to access the submenu of available settings for these parameters Once changes are made in this submenu press the PRG button to get back to the main menu 6 When finished making all necessary changes you MUST press and hold the P...

Page 2: ...Configuration 2 Ad Low High Alarm Delay 60 c2 Min Comp OFF 1 c3 Min Comp ON 1 d0 Defrost type 4 dd Drip Time 1 dl Defrost Interval 12 dP1 Defrost Duration 40 dt1 Defrost End Temp 70 AL Low Temp Alarm 20 F0 Fan Management 2 F1 Fan Start Temp 30 H0 Serial Address 1 H1 Function of Relay 4 10 td1 d Defrost time day 1 11 td1 h Defrost time hour 1 8 td1 m Defrost time minute 1 0 td2 d Defrost time day 2...

Page 3: ...Defrost time minute 1 0 td2 d Defrost time day 2 11 td2 h Defrost time hour 2 20 td2 m Defrost time minute 2 0 65 1448 Rev B IM BOTTOM MOUNTED COIL 1 2 DOOR LEVEL 1 Code Name Factory Set St Set Point 7 rd Differential 4 AH High Temp Alarm 25 c1 Min Time Between Starts 0 d 1 Defrost Probe Temp actual dn Defrost Duration 100 tc y RTC year tc m RTC month tc d RTC day of month tc u RTC day of week tc ...

Page 4: ...Alarm Delay 60 c1 Min Time between Starts 5 c2 Min Comp OFF 1 c3 Min Comp ON 1 d0 Defrost Type 2 dd Drip Time 1 dl Defrost Interval 8 dn Defrost Duration 100 dP1 Defrost Duration 45 AL Low Temp Alarm 30 AH High Temp Alarm 50 F0 Fan Management 0 F1 Fan Start Temp 5 H0 Serial Address 1 H1 Function of Relay 4 10 td1 d Defrost time day 1 11 td1 h Defrost time hour 1 4 td1 m Defrost time minute 1 0 td2...

Page 5: ...ce When flashing a malfunction has occured e g Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory EEPROM errors or faulty probles BUTTONS 9 PRG MUTE Accesses the type F parameters frequent or the menu for setting the password to access the type C parameters configuration if pressed for more than three seconds If there is an active alarm it mutes the audible alarm If this button is pressed and hel...

Page 6: ...the ducts can warm up to 40ºF for a medium temp case and 60ºF for a low temp case Product temperatures within the case will not rise above acceptable levels however Product in medium temp cases will remain at or below 41ºF and product inside low temp cases will remain frozen 4 The lights remain on at all times unless the light switch located in the right hand door frame is switched off 5 The water...

Page 7: ...10ºF during this 60 minutes the alarm timer will reset If the case is in defrost the electronic display will read DEF Common Things to Check DEFROST AND ALARMS 1 Check the circuit breakers for the cases Tripped circuit breakers will cut off the power to the cases and to the alarms Do not turn off case refrigeration overnight when closing the store 2 Reach in door low temp cases have a one hour def...

Page 8: ... your case programming a Press UP arrow key to move to AL parameter b Press SET c Press DOWN arrow key to set parameter to your case setting according to program installed See decal on case and the Low and Medium Temp Codes section of this manual d Press SET 3 AH Verify High Temp Alarm according to your case setting a Press UP arrow key to move to AH parameter b Press SET c Press DOWN arrow key to...

Page 9: ... PARAMETER SETTINGS IMPORTANT YOU MUST PERFORM THIS STEP LAST a After you have set all parameters you must do the following to confirm Press and hold PRG key until the Carel returns to temperature reading Your settings are saved once this is done IMPORTANT NOTE At any time if you stop operating the Carel and do not perform step 7 the Carel will return to normal operations and will NOT save your se...

Page 10: ...tions 1 Press UP arrow key until parameter you want to see is displayed 2 Press SET to enter parameter setting 3 Press UP or DOWN arrow to set parameter to desired setting 4 Press SET again to exit parameter setting Repeat these steps until you have changed all parameters Do not forget to confirm parameters after setting them See step 7 from the previous page on how to confirm settings 1 2 3 3 4 I...

Page 11: ...ure alarm HI there is a chance that there is a simple fix for the problem a Verify that a door is not accidentally held open Sometimes products will fall off the shelves and prevent a door from fully closing b Confirm that the case was not recently stocked with product Holding one of the doors open for an extended period of time as is the case when stocking will raise the internal temperature and po...

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