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Summary of Contents for Convochill T14D

Page 1: ...l Please read this manual completely before attempting to install or operate this equipment Notify carrier of damage Inspect all components immediately See page 2 Blast Chillers Shock Freezers Effective Date August 2006 IMPORTANT INFORMATION READ BEFORE USE PLEASE SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 2: ... for the installation technician page 8 2 8 Safety and control systems page 8 2 9 Appliance disposal page 8 3 ADVICE TO ENSURE EFFICIENT APPLIANCE OPERATION 3 1 Shut down procedures page 9 3 2 Operating tips page 9 3 2 1 Precooling page 9 3 2 2 Loading the appliance page 9 4 DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROL PANEL page 10 4 1 Push buttons page 11 5 PROGRAMMING AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5 1 Starting up t...

Page 3: ... 20 6 6 Printing out stored data page 20 6 7 Forced ventilation function page 20 6 8 User programming page 20 6 9 Manual defrosting page 20 6 10 Automatic defrost cycles page 20 7 ALARM MANAGEMENT 7 1 Storage of data errors page 22 7 2 Alarms list page 22 8 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 8 1 General safety regulations page 27 8 2 Cleaning the condenser page 27 8 3 Cleaning the cell page 28 8 4 Defrost w...

Page 4: ... half the length of the machine housing use a crane if the machine is fitted with eye bolts Select the lifting equipment suited to the weight and overall dimensions of the packaged machine components When handling the machine components apply all precautions to prevent damage in compliance with the information given on the packaging material 1 4 Unpacking Remove all cardboard wood or other materia...

Page 5: ...stalling the machine near sources of heat Installation Clearance Requirements All Cabinets 12 clearance above top 12 clearance on sides and rear Remote condensing units for T20 T24 and T40 models 24 clearance above top 6 clearance on sides and rear 2 3 Ambient temperature and air circulation For air cooled appliances the maximum ambient temperature for operation is 90 F 32 C Correct operation cann...

Page 6: ...k or have been overturned during installation works allow at least 4 hours before starting up the equipment 2 8 Safety and control systems Door microswitch shuts down fan operation in the cell when the door is opened General fuses protect the power circuit against short circuiting and overloads Compressor heat relay intervenes in the event of overloads or operating faults Safety pressure switch in...

Page 7: ...parate and do not have a thickness greater than 2 50mm 3 80mm Do not load the appliance beyond the quantity recommended by the manufacturer b Ensure that there is sufficient clearance between trays to enable free air circulation If the appliance is not completely full distribute the trays and foods evenly throughout the available space c Position trays inside the tray compartment as far as they wi...

Page 8: ...4 DESCRIPTION OF THE VERTICAL CONTROL PANEL 38o 0o 38o HARD oC HACCP PROGRAM 6 5 15 1 12 10 3 5a 4 5b 14 7 8 9 11 2 13 ...

Page 9: ...BE TEMPERATURE 5A PROBE CHILLING INDICATOR LED 5B TIMED CHILLING INDICATOR LED 6 CYCLE START STOP 7 INCREASE VALUE 8 DECREASE VALUE 9 RECIPE PROGRAMS CHILLING CYCLES 10 HACCP AND PRINTER OPTIONAL 11 DEFROSTING FORCED VENTILATION 12 CHILLING FREEZING CYCLE INDICATOR LED 13 STORAGE INDICATOR LED 14 TIME DISPLAY 15 TEMPERATURE DISPLAY oC HACCP PROGRAM 0o 38o HARD 38o ...

Page 10: ... 14 TIME DISPLAY 15 TEMPERATURE DISPLAY oC HACCP PROGRAM 0o 38o HARD 38o 4 1 PUSH BUTTONS 1 ON OFF STAND BY 2 SOFT BLAST CHILLING CYCLE 38 F 3 C 3 HARD BLAST CHILLING CYCLE 38 F 3 C 4 BLAST FREEZING CYCLE 0 F 18 C 5 END CYCLE BY TIME PROBE TEMPERATURE 5A PROBE CHILLING INDICATOR LED 5B TIMED CHILLING INDICATOR LED 6 CYCLE START STOP 7 INCREASE VALUE 8 DECREASE VALUE 9 RECIPE PROGRAMS CHILLING CYCL...

Page 11: ...CHILLING INDICATOR LED 6 CYCLE START STOP 7 INCREASE VALUE 8 DECREASE VALUE 9 RECIPE PROGRAMS CHILLING CYCLES 10 HACCP AND PRINTER OPTIONAL 11 DEFROSTING FORCED VENTILATION 12 CHILLING FREEZING CYCLE INDICATOR LED 13 STORAGE INDICATOR LED 14 TIME DISPLAY 15 TEMPERATURE DISPLAY oC HACCP PROGRAM 0o 38o HARD 38o 4 1 PUSH BUTTONS 1 ON OFF STAND BY 2 SOFT BLAST CHILLING CYCLE 38 F 3 C 3 HARD BLAST CHIL...

Page 12: ...ILATION 12 CHILLING FREEZING CYCLE INDICATOR LED 13 STORAGE INDICATOR LED 14 TIME DISPLAY 15 TEMPERATURE DISPLAY oC HACCP PROGRAM 0o 38o HARD 38o 4 1 PUSH BUTTONS 1 ON OFF STAND BY 2 SOFT BLAST CHILLING CYCLE 38 F 3 C 3 HARD BLAST CHILLING CYCLE 38 F 3 C 4 BLAST FREEZING CYCLE 0 F 18 C 5 END CYCLE BY TIME PROBE TEMPERATURE 5A PROBE CHILLING INDICATOR LED 5B TIMED CHILLING INDICATOR LED 6 CYCLE STA...

Page 13: ...REASE VALUE 9 RECIPE PROGRAMS CHILLING CYCLES 10 HACCP AND PRINTER OPTIONAL 11 DEFROSTING FORCED VENTILATION 12 CHILLING FREEZING CYCLE INDICATOR LED 13 STORAGE INDICATOR LED 14 TIME DISPLAY 15 TEMPERATURE DISPLAY oC HACCP PROGRAM 4 1 PUSH BUTTONS 1 ON OFF STAND BY 2 SOFT BLAST CHILLING CYCLE 38 F 3 C 3 HARD BLAST CHILLING CYCLE 38 F 3 C 4 BLAST FREEZING CYCLE 0 F 18 C 5 END CYCLE BY TIME PROBE TE...

Page 14: ...e to the pushbuttons pressed illuminate throughout the cycle while LEDs 13 flash The appliance proceeds to operate in the same way as that described for the positive chilling cycle During this cycle the compressor operates in continuous mode to enable the appliance to reach the cycle end temperature in the shortest time possible default temperature at product core is set at 0 F 18 C Maximum freezi...

Page 15: ...BE CHILLING INDICATOR LED 5B TIMED CHILLING INDICATOR LED 6 CYCLE START STOP 7 INCREASE VALUE 8 DECREASE VALUE 9 RECIPE PROGRAMS CHILLING CYCLES 10 HACCP AND PRINTER OPTIONAL 11 DEFROSTING FORCED VENTILATION 12 CHILLING FREEZING CYCLE INDICATOR LED 13 STORAGE INDICATOR LED 14 TIME DISPLAY 15 TEMPERATURE DISPLAY oC HACCP PROGRAM 0o 38o HARD 38o LED 5B 4 1 PUSH BUTTONS 1 ON OFF STAND BY 2 SOFT BLAST...

Page 16: ...ING CYCLE 0 F 18 C 5 END CYCLE BY TIME PROBE TEMPERATURE 5A PROBE CHILLING INDICATOR LED 5B TIMED CHILLING INDICATOR LED 6 CYCLE START STOP 7 INCREASE VALUE 8 DECREASE VALUE 9 RECIPE PROGRAMS CHILLING CYCLES 10 HACCP AND PRINTER OPTIONAL 11 DEFROSTING FORCED VENTILATION 12 CHILLING FREEZING CYCLE INDICATOR LED 13 STORAGE INDICATOR LED 14 TIME DISPLAY oC HACCP PROGRAM 0o 38o HARD 38o when the beepe...

Page 17: ...FREEZING CYCLE 0 F 18 C 5 END CYCLE BY TIME PROBE TEMPERATURE 5A PROBE CHILLING INDICATOR LED 5B TIMED CHILLING INDICATOR LED 6 CYCLE START STOP 7 INCREASE VALUE 8 DECREASE VALUE 9 RECIPE PROGRAMS CHILLING CYCLES 10 HACCP AND PRINTER OPTIONAL 11 DEFROSTING FORCED VENTILATION 12 CHILLING FREEZING CYCLE INDICATOR LED 13 STORAGE INDICATOR LED 14 TIME DISPLAY 15 TEMPERATURE DISPLAY oC HACCP PROGRAM 0o...

Page 18: ...d automatic start up of timed chilling cycle Chilling by temperature push button disabled Probe is defective REPLACE PROBE Beeper Activated 3 seconds then a pause of 30 seconds until the mute button is pressed Display Alternates message ALL 02 with standard display Alarm relay Not activated Reset Press the mute push button with beeper off Resets automatically if probe value returns to normal but c...

Page 19: ...thermal magnetic switch or differential pressure switch Beeper Activated 3 seconds then a pause of 30 seconds until the mute button is pressed Display Alternates message ALL 06 with standard display Reset Press the mute push button with beeper off with no alarm cause displayed Input SW3 alarm ALL 08 Kriwan compressor automatic reset only for T14D Thermostat on the discharge line Cause Input active...

Page 20: ...lasted longer than the time set for Timeout Effect Store the alarm in HACCP memory Chilling cycle continues Beeper Activated 3 seconds then a pause of 30 seconds until the mute button is pressed Display Alternates message ALL 14 with standard display Alarm relay Not activated Reset Press the mute push button with beeper off Alternatively switch off the panel then turn it back on stand by Keyboard ...

Page 21: ...ssor does not operate 1 Overload switch has cut in 1 Seek assistance from a service technician 2 Power failure 2 Check connection to power lines Fans do not rotate 1 Power failure 1 Check connection to power lines 2 Fan fault 2 Seek assistance from a service technician to replace fan 3 Condenser fault 3 Seek assistance from a service technician to replace condenser 4 Protective fuse faulty 4 Seek ...

Page 22: ...culation of air This operation should be performed at least once a month Use a non metal brush to remove all dust and debris from the condenser blades Use a vacuum cleaner to prevent the dust removed from being dispersed in the sur rounding area To remove greasy deposits use a brush dipped in alcohol NEVER USE POINTED OR ABRASIVE INSTRUMENTS TO SCRAPE APPLIANCE SURFACES PERFORM THIS OPERATION ONLY...

Page 23: ...v v v v v v by Delfield 38 38 0 Model Voltage Comp H P Total Max Amps Max Fuse Size Average Heat Rejected W ShipWeight T5 220 230 1 60 75 10 0 12 0 2 475 275 Sample Printout 0 8 9 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v ...

Page 24: ...eezer v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v Model Voltage Comp H P Total Max Amps Max Fuse Size Average Heat Rejected W ShipWeight T14D 220 230 3 60 3 0 20 0 25 0 9 900 650 0 8 9 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 by Delfield 38 38 0 Sample Printout v v v v v v v v ...

Page 25: ...ck Freezer by Delfield 38 38 0 Sample Printout REFRIGERANT LINES ELECTRICAL DRAIN REFRIGERANT LINES ELECTRICAL DRAIN DRAIN Model Voltage Max Fuse Size Average Heat Rejected W ShipWeight T20C 220 230 1 60 15 12895 550 lbs DRAIN DRAIN ...

Page 26: ...ck Freezer by Delfield 38 38 0 Sample Printout REFRIGERANT LINES Drain ELECTRICAL LINES REFRIGERANT LINES ELECTRICAL LINES Model Voltage Max Fuse Size Average Heat Rejected W ShipWeight T24C 220 230 1 60 15 12895 550 lbs Drain Drain ...

Page 27: ...Chiller Shock Freezer by Delfield 38 38 0 Sample Printout REFRIGERANT ELECTRICAL LINES DRAIN DRAIN 30 5 5 DRAIN DRAIN 30 5 5 Model Voltage Max Fuse Size Average Heat Rejected W ShipWeight T40 220 230 1 60 15 22330 850 lbs ...

Page 28: ...s Optional Outdoor Hood Delfield Model Number CUHOOD Shipping Weight Condensing Unit 500 Lbs Outdoor Hood 100 Lbs Ambient Operating Limits 20 F to 120 F Note The Delfield Blast Chiller Shock Freezer is wired independently of the remote condensing unit No interconnecting wiring is required between the blast chiller and the condensing unit All condensing units have units have crankcase heaters Conde...

Page 29: ...field Blast Chiller Shock Freezer is wired independently of the remote condensing unit No interconnecting wiring is required between the blast chiller and the condensing unit All condensing units have units have crankcase heaters Condensing unit control systems are provided wired from the factory Field Connection is made by connecting supply power to the compressor contactor Outdoor condensing uni...

Page 30: ...Weight Condensing Unit 600 Lbs Outdoor Hood 100 Lbs T40 Blast Chiller Shock Freezer Remote Condensing Unit 48 00 30 00 48 00 36 00 35 00 48 00 27 00 Ambient Operating Limits 20 F to 120 F Note The Delfield Blast Chiller Shock Freezer is wired independently of the remote condensing unit No interconnecting wiring is required between the blast chiller and the condensing unit All condensing units have...

Page 31: ...ng Unit 600 Lbs Outdoor Hood 100 Lbs Water cooled condensing unit water usage 85 F incoming water 105 F 250psig R404a condensing 6HP Condensing Unit Evaporating Temperature Condenser Water Usage GPM 40 F 3 15 30 F 4 1 20 F 5 2 10 F 6 4 0 F 7 8 Ambient Operating Limits 50 F to 110 F Note The Delfield Blast Chiller Shock Freezer is wired independently of the remote condensing unit No interconnecting...

Page 32: ...T5 T14D refrigeration system schematic ...

Page 33: ...9 wiring diagrams ...

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Page 38: ... List T40 Base T40 LS Wall Panel T40 Back Panel T40 Control Box T40 Front Panel with Door T40 Top Panel T40 Air Deflection Shields T40 Remote Condensing Unit Alignment Blocks Cam Hole Covers Cam Lock T Handle T40 Installation and Assembly ...

Page 39: ...els covers the outside of the mounting floor Lock bottom locking cams on the outside of the first panel Insert T handle wrench and twist clockwise until a positive stop is achieved The panel will now stand on its own NOTE Do not lean or push on unsupported panels 3 Attach the back panel to the mounting floor in the same manner as the first panel The back panel will wrap around both sides NOTE Ensu...

Page 40: ... twist clockwise until a positive stop is achieved Attach the Left side deflector shield to the front panel with provided screws The shield should cover the corner 6 Place the top panel on to the top of the cabinet with the refrigeration holes facing the first panel Tread the refrigeration pipes through the supplied holes and ensure there is no binding NOTE Ensure all cam locks are in the open pos...

Page 41: ...ualified refrigeration expert Put the compressor system in a suitable well aired place no farther than 25 feet from cabinet 11 Place interior probes 1 Interior Probe1 Place on wall next to the evaporator 2 Food Probe Place in food product for monitoring 3 Interior Probe2 Place on opposite side of cabinet from evaporator 3 4 of the way to the top of the cabinet 12 Unit must be plumbed with a P trap...

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