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CR R134a Range

 

 

 

Manual operation undercounter cooler 

CR R134a 

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Cornelius Deutschland GmbH 
Document no: TD1004600EN 
Version A, 24.09.2019, Index 0 

Putting into and out of Operation 

(To be done only by « operator ») 

 
Putting into Operation 
Before starting operation of the unit the transport lock must be removed. 
In order to ensure the proper function of the unit, please follow the below outlined points in order. 
Comply with the cleaning regulations defined by local laws before beginning each operation. 
Connectors must be cleaned every time prior to attaching a beverage container. 
Connect coupling to beverage container. 
Open the valve of the CO

2

-cylinder and the pressure regulator. Check the CO

2

-pressure on the pressure 

regulator. 
It should be within the breweries specification of beer. 
 
Set the CO

2

-pressure by turning the control screw: 

To increase the pressure: Clockwise 
To reduce the pressure: Counterclockwise 
 
Afterwards check the CO

2

-lines for leaks by closing the CO

2

-valve. The pressure (high pressure gauge) 

displayed at the pressure regulator should not drop. If it does, notify the service technician immediately! Do not 
forget to re-open the CO

2

-valve if no leakage is evident. 

 
 
Check the beverage lines for leaks. Only a visual inspection is possible. If liquid is leaking, call a service 
technician. 
 
 
 

5.1 

Turning on the Unit 

(To be done only by « expert ») 

 

The water bath must be filled to the overflow with tap water. Refer to the technical data for the amount required. 
Take care, that no water runs into the agitator motor. Reference: Use for this a suitable funnel and filler tube. 
To prevent algae from forming in the water, add the disinfectant Molco (PN 14-9670-150). The 150 ml container 
of disinfectant is sufficient for 30 liters of water. 
 
Insert the mains plug for the cooler into the socket outlet with an earthed contact. 
 
Set ice bank probe controller to designated function. 
 
Units with water bath are ice bank controlled. These units start working automatically after the water bath is 
filled with water. The compressor will cycle off after the ice bank has been built. (full ice bank capacity). The 
control board of the unit has a time delay for switching on and off the cooling system when it runs in ice bank 
mode. After the cooling system is switched on the running time is no less than 5 minutes. Switch off signals will 
be ignored in this time. After the cooling system switches off, the delay is no less than 3 minutes. Switch on 
signals will be ignored in this time. The 3 minutes delay occurs when turning on the unit and after a break in 
power supply. This unit contains a 3-pin ice bank probe. 
 

Brief Description controller: 

 
Combined Ice bank-/Temperature Controller. The input information for compressor switching comes alter- 
natively from a temperature probe or electrodes, which are located in the fluid detecting the difference between 
water and ice. 
For displaying the actual value, an optional remote display (TAA141647567) can be connected. 
 
Operation Mode change-over 
• 

Potentiometer left fastened: The controller works with the electrodes only (ice-bank mode). With all 

other positions, the temperature probe is used (temperature control). 
• 

Potentiometer left fa set coding link: Const. temperature control -3°C 

 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for CR 11

Page 1: ...CR R134a Range Manual Operation...

Page 2: ...n status Index 0 Protection notices in accordance with DIN ISO 16016 2002 5 The reproduction distribution and utilization of this document as well as the communication of its contents is prohibited un...

Page 3: ...quirements 9 3 1 Installation Sites 9 3 2 Electrical Connections 9 4 Installation 9 4 1 Connection of Soda water Still water Premix beverages and Postmix syrups 9 4 2 Connection of Beer 9 4 3 Connecti...

Page 4: ...s components may cause personal injury and equipment damage for which Cornelius Deutschland GmbH shall assume no liability Improper use of the unit is prohibited The following in particular is regarde...

Page 5: ...owledge of relevant standards laws regulations accident prevention regulations generally accepted safety related regulations and operating conditions to be able to perform the required activities as w...

Page 6: ...formation on occupational safety for the safe operation of dispensing systems as applicable in the respective country of installation Notice o Make sure that the cable markers are not removed from the...

Page 7: ...sture entering a unit as well as certain weather conditions e g condensate forming at the unit sunlight will cause damage to the unit and its components Protect the unit and its components by storing...

Page 8: ...e fully drained from the unit 2 2 Disposal Disposal of the units must be carried out in compliance with the applicable local and or national and international regulations Units must not be disposed of...

Page 9: ...The unit must be installed by a trained service technician Please take care that the socket for the unit is always accessible If the power supply cable to the unit is damaged it has to be replaced by...

Page 10: ...he agitator motor Reference Use for this a suitable funnel and filler tube To prevent algae from forming in the water add the disinfectant Molco PN 14 9670 150 The 150 ml container of disinfectant is...

Page 11: ...nly by operator Check whether carbon dioxide is open Check the beverage lines for leaks Only a visual inspection is possible If liquid escapes call a service technician Check the CO2 lines for leaks b...

Page 12: ...e of beverage X X X Before and after a pause of more than 1 week X X X X Weekly X Every 2 weeks X Every 3 months X X Every 12 months X 6 2 Cleaning and Disinfection Procedure before use In order to ac...

Page 13: ...ched with CO2 Connect container with fresh basic material Beverage foams at all taps CO2 pressure too high Set pressure All syrups Connect container enriched with CO2 with fresh basic materials All be...

Page 14: ...604 W 800 W 1512 W 1512 W 2400 W 2400 W 2400 W Air flow 160 m3 h 300 m3 h 570 m3 h 570 m3 h 1700 m3 h 1700 m3 h 1700 m3 h Compressor output 245 W 395 W 684 W 684 W 1437 W 1437 W 1437 W Weight of ice b...

Page 15: ...R134a Range Manual operation undercounter cooler CR R134a Page 15 Cornelius Deutschland GmbH Document no TD1004600EN Version A 24 09 2019 Index 0 9 Flow Chart 9 1 Premix and Beer units 9 2 Postmix un...

Page 16: ...CR R134a Range Manual operation undercounter cooler CR R134a Page 16 Cornelius Deutschland GmbH Document no TD1004600EN Version A 24 09 2019 Index 0 10 Circuit Diagram...

Page 17: ...CR R134a Range Manual operation undercounter cooler CR R134a Page 17 Cornelius Deutschland GmbH Document no TD1004600EN Version A 24 09 2019 Index 0 11 Declaration of Conformity Konformit tserkl rung...

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