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9.5 Electronic controller alarms

When a fault is detected,the red Led in key (4) will be lit and a fault code displayed on

the screen (5).This code enables a speedy identification of the problem and should be
reported when making the service call.(The audible alarm will also sound if fitted).

High temperature alarm

The label (HI) and the cell temperature are intermittently displayed one after the

other.

Alarm relay activated

Causes: - The door has been opened too frequently
- The product load in the cell exceeds cell capacity
- The temperature of the products stored in the cell is too high
- Refrigeration system malfunction

Low temperature alarm

The label (LO) and the cell temperature are intermittently displayed one after the

other.

Alarm relay activated

Causes: -Electronic control unit malfunction
Solution: -Call technical assistance service

Ambient temperature sensor alarm

The label (EO) appears on the digital display.

Alarm relay  is active

Causes: -The sensor is not connected
Solution: -Replace sensor

Evaporator sensor alarm

The label (E1) and the cell temperature are intermittently displayed one after the

other.

Causes: -The sensor is not connected
Solution: -Replace sensor

High pressure alarm

The label (HH) and the cell temperature are intermittently displayed one after the

other; led (4) lights up each time the high pressure switch is tripped.

If the high pressure switch is tripped more than 10 times in a one-hour period, the

label (PP) and the cell temperature will appear intermittently one after the other
on display (5), while the alarm relay will be activated together with led (4).

Room light switch, evaporator & condenser fan OFF.
To reset the alarm, disconnect the refrigeration unit, wait for a few seconds, then

restore connection.

Causes: -Ensure that the condenser fan is working properly

-Ensure that the condenser is clean.

9.6 Emergency system

In case of fault or malfunctioning  of the electronic control panel,if a short-term

replacing is not possible, an 

“EMERGENCY SYSTEM” 

can be used to keep the

unit running until a new control panel may be installed. 

The 

“EMERGENCY SYSTEM” 

consists of a terminal board sited on the control

panel, fitted with 4  terminals , as shown in picture 15. 

Proceed as follows to use the system:
1) Switch the electronic control panel off by pressing the key ON/OFF (10).
N.B.: The electronic control panel should remain in this condition during the whole

emergency period.

2) Switch the unit off.

3) Connect a thermostat (6 inductive Amps.) to the terminals 

E1 

and 

E2  

(Fig. 16).

4) Bridge terminals 

E2 

and 

E3 

as well as terminals 

E3 

and 

E4 

(Fig.16).

5) A wire comes out from nr. 30 on the card; it is welded in the card an connented

to terminal 4. Disconnect it and let it free.

6) Enter the thermostat bulb inside room.

7) Adjust the 'stat at the required temperature and switch the unit on.

E4 E3 E2 E1

Fig.15

Summary of Contents for DB-S Series

Page 1: ...AN NL LE EI IT TU UN NG G B BE ED DI IE EN NU UN NG GS SA AN NL LE EI IT TU UN NG G I IN NS ST TR RU UC CT TI IO ON NS S D D U US SA AG GE E E ET T E EN NT TR RE ET TI IE EN N I IN NS ST TR RU UC CT T...

Page 2: ...SHEET SERVICEBLATT FICHE DE SERVICE FOGLIO SERVIZIO DATE DATUM OPERATION MASSNAHME SERVICE FIRM SERVICEFIRMA SIGNATURE UNTERSCHRIFT DATE DATA OPERATION OPERAZIONE ETS DE SERVICE DITTA ASSISTENZA SIGNA...

Page 3: ...ng the unit to external power sources page 13 6 2 1 Power mains connection page 13 6 2 2 Water mains connection page 14 6 3 Checks adjustments and settings page 14 7 Placing into service of the unit p...

Page 4: ...unit and a remote control panel This feature permits to overcome the problems due to the lack of space external to the cell which prevent the assembling unit in fact the two parts can be istalled wit...

Page 5: ...mpressor against excessive current absorption 2 High pressure switch with automatic resetting protects against excessively high pressure 3 Thermistors with automatic resetting protects the motor again...

Page 6: ...LINEA PRINCIPALE CONNECTION SHOULD ALWAYS BE MADE FROM A FUSED ISOLATOR NEVER CONNECT THE CABLE TO THE MAINS SUPPLY LINE DIRECTLY LA CONNEXION DOIT ETRE EFFECTUEE AU MOYEN D UN INTERRUPTEUR MAGNETO T...

Page 7: ...rant Massa C Mass C A Kw Kg Via Martin L King nr 30 46020 PEGOGNAGA Mantova Italy ZANOTTI S S p p A A Modello Model Potenza compressore Compressor power A Assorb Max Max Absor Kw Schemi Diagr 1 Anno d...

Page 8: ...led The unit is shipped packed in a wooden case or in a wooden crate the movement has to be done securing the packaging with a sling in an appro priate way Take special care in ensuring that the packi...

Page 9: ...S 5 5 I IN NS ST TA AL LL LA AT TI IO ON N 5 5 I IN NS ST TA AL LL LA AT TI IO ON N fig 5 1 2 Gas 1170 1220 50 520 690 1104 504 N M 12 1 2 Gas E F G C D Delivery pipe Suction pipe Cod MDB235 10 22 BD...

Page 10: ...that the unit is in a horizontal position so that condensation water can easily be drained 1410 840 Mass 98 Kg Mod A B C D E F Kg MDB335NS02F 670 1350 810 830 1840 750 CU 89 EU 56 MDB335TS02F BDB335NS...

Page 11: ...unit making sure it does not interfere with existing cable connections Connect the condensation water drain located in the lower section of the conden ser to the evaporator proceeding as indicated in...

Page 12: ...Put the heater in the drain pipe without fol ding DB models Put the heater in the drain pipe without fol ding DB models Insulate the whole suction line Insulate the whole suction line Discharge resist...

Page 13: ...power supply cable a 110V 230V 1 50 60 Hz 3 wires Blue neutral Yellow Green earth Brown phase b 230V 3 50 60 Hz 4 wires Blue phase Yellow green earth Brown phase Black phase c 400V 3N 50 60 Hz 5 wires...

Page 14: ...ater mains following the indications water mains water condenser on the plates next to the tubes which are marked IN ENTRATA and OUT USCI TA The diameter of the pipes used to make the connection must...

Page 15: ...hours in winter or more then 6 hours in summer it is necessary to repeat the preheating CAUTION 24 hours after start up check the evaporator If ice has formed on it reduce the interval between defrost...

Page 16: ...are intermittently displayed one after the other on the digital display When the machine is in operation during the normal working cycle the display indicates the cell temperature Parameters being se...

Page 17: ...ll be shown on the display 5 In this condition the unit is ready for programming It is necessary the refore to set the required room temperature bearing in mind the limits of the range which the unit...

Page 18: ...anel tamper with safety and protection devices 9 4 Troubleshooting guide Technical problems that may occur during the operation of the machine 1 In case of malfunction of the system check the refriger...

Page 19: ...n the pressure switch d Low pressure switch automatic resetting It is generally used to stop the unit working in pump down mode The triggering of the pressure switch can also indicate excessively low...

Page 20: ...h time the high pressure switch is tripped If the high pressure switch is tripped more than 10 times in a one hour period the label PP and the cell temperature will appear intermittently one after the...

Page 21: ...parately Electrical components such as switches transformers etc must be disassem bled in order to be reused if they are still in good condition or to be reconditioned and recycled where possible Pneu...

Page 22: ...ssociato al parametro 2C Modify the value pressing 8 and 9 until you reach the required one Um den wert zu nderu 8 und 9 bis zum gew wert dr cken Modifier la valeur en pressant ensamble 8 et 9 jusqu o...

Page 23: ...EMENT DU COMPRESSEUR TEMPO MINIMO di funzionamento del compressore c4 SECURITY RELAY 0 OFF 100 ON SICHERHEITSRELAIS 0 OFF 100 ON SECURITE RELAIS 0 OFF 100 ON SICU REZZA RELE 0 OFF 100 ON DEFROST SETTI...

Page 24: ...0 staendig laufend aus genommen F2 F3 Fd GESTION VENTILATEURS 0 toujours en marche F2 F3 Fd Gestione VENTOLE 0 ventole sempre ON salvo i parametri F2 F3 Fd F1 FAN SWITCH OFF TEMPERATURE TEMPERATUR ABS...

Page 25: ...in Max M B C C F 20 20 0 0 2 1 15 4 4 3 1 15 8 8 4 0 100 0 0 5 flag 0 1 0 0 6 flag 0 1 0 0 rd C F 0 1 19 9 2 2 r1 C F 40 r2 5 25 r2 C F r1 199 10 15 r3 flag 0 1 0 0 r4 C F 0 20 3 3 r5 flag 0 1 0 0 rt...

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Page 27: ...NE MAGNETIQUE VALVOLA SOLENOIDE 10 THERMAL EXPANSION VALVE THERMOSTATVENTIL SOUPAPE THERMOSTATIQUE VALVOLA TERMOSTATICA 11 ELECTRO MOTOR DRIVEN FAN MOTOVENTILATOR VERD MOTOVENTILATEUR EVAP MOTOVENTIL...

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Page 29: ...6 1 1 1 1 1 25 RELAY BASE RELAISSOCKEL SUPPORT RELAIS ZOCCOLO RELE 3ZCC028 1 1 1 1 1 26 RELAY RELAIS RELAIS RELE 3RLM051 1 1 1 1 1 27 SELECTOREXTENSION W HLERVERL NGERUNG RALLONGESECTIONNEUR PROLUNGA...

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Page 33: ...SB165 40 COMP FUSE HOLDER K O M P R E S S O R S I C H E R U N G S O C K E L SUPPORTFUS COMP BASE FUS COMP 3BSF051 86 FUSE SICHERUNG FUSIBLE FUSIBILE 3FSB168 27 SWITCH SCHALTER INTERRUPTEUR INTERRUTTOR...

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Page 37: ...EVAPORATORE EVAPORATOR FAN MOTOR MOTEUR VENTILATEUR EVAPORATEUR VERDMF VENTILATORMOTOR MOTOR VENTILADOR EVAPORADOR MOTOR VENTILADOR EVAPORADOR P1MX PRESSOSTATO INSERZIONE VENTOLACOND COND FAN STARTIN...

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