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Refrigerant circuit

Charging Refrigerant

L.P

H.P

N2

Vacuum

Pump

R404A

Scales

MANIFOLD

E.P.R

Service Port

1

2

3

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Capillary

Dryer

Su

ction 

pipe

For keeping in 

the refrigerator

Au

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ma

tic 

Expans

ion 

Valve

Freezer

Co

ndenser

Compressor

Fan

H.

S/W

Di

scharge 

pipe

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mostat

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Mote

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Th

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mostat

Compersso

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For keeping

in the freeze

Suction pipe

  

Leak

 Test 

When the refrigeration system is opened to repair or service the refrigerant system, 

 

conduct leak test before vacuum work, at the expanded and welded tube joints

.

1)  Connect the manifold gauge to the low-pressure service port, and connect nitrogen 

gas tank to the manifold gauge

2) When the manifold gauge indicates 300 PSIG, close the valve.

3) Perform leak test with the entire refrigerant system

.

4) If there is no leakage, close the manifold and disconnect the nitrogen gas tank.

  Vacuum 

Remove the moisture and air from the refrigerant system before charging refrigerant

.

1) Connect vacuum pump with the manifold gauge, and start the vacuum pump.

2)

  

The vacuum time shall be at least 30 minutes and the manifold pressure shall be 

maintained at 740~750mmHg.

3)  When full vacuum state is reached, close the manifold gauge and disconnect the 

vacuum pump.

 Charging Refrigerant

1) Connect refrigerant container to the manifold

.

2)  Open the refrigerant container valve slightly and purge the air from the manifold hose.

3) Measure the gross weight of the refrigerant container using a balance.

4)  Place the refrigerant container upside down, with the valve at the bottom. W

ait until 

the refrigerant stabilizes. Open the valve to charge the refrigerant

.

5) When the refrigerant has been fully charged, disconnect the manifold

.

Summary of Contents for ISI-163TT

Page 1: ...p the booklet in a safe place after reading The product is to be used indoors Be sure to install it inside a building Appearances design color or parts may be changed without prior notice for the most...

Page 2: ...hing cooling system 2 MICOM control method Use of an artificial intelligence control type achieves an optimal cooling system 3 Body sensing button The touch button provides a smoother operation 4 Adop...

Page 3: ...method Drain slug cleaning method 18 Thank you very much for purchasing a soft ice cream maker made by ICETRO For correct use of the product and its maintenance please read this manual carefully If a...

Page 4: ...deformation by pressing it under aheavy object It can cause electrical shocks or fires Do not turn the power on off with the circuit breaker continuously It can cause electrical shocks or fires If th...

Page 5: ...ine foods small metal parts or inflammable material on top of the product If they go inside the product it can cause electrical shocks fire and damages To have good quality soft cream it is recommende...

Page 6: ...above and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe...

Page 7: ...d controller FRONT LEFT RIGHT Cover basket Drain box Dasher cover Lever Right power switch Left power switch Button display 510 745 509 100 127 77 45 Filter condenser Drain slug Air cooled type only R...

Page 8: ...OAM 4EA HINES 1EA Carburetor tube 2EA Carburetor tube BODY 2EA BRUSH 1EA BRUSH 3 1EA BRUSH 143 1EA MANUAL 1EA PATITION FOOD 2EA BEARING DASHER 2EA PACKING DOWN 143 2EA PACKING PISTON 2EA PACKING Carbu...

Page 9: ...ormance can be optimized Do not skip filter cleaning to ensure good quality ice cream The daily cleaning of the cylinder carburetor hopper agitator dasher piston and other parts is recommended The con...

Page 10: ...the and buttons at the same time for five seconds to lock or unlock the touch buttons It is used to check the temperature in the lower status display window It blinks when there are insufficient ingre...

Page 11: ...quid status 1 3 Check the currently supplied voltage It is the power supplied to the machine If the voltage is not correct after installation call for service 1 4 Check the storage temperature in the...

Page 12: ...temperatures different from the actual ones if there is no ingredient in the mixing tank or mixer 2 2 Temperature of the cylinder The sensor located at the bottom front of the cylinder may display tem...

Page 13: ...ischarged or other malfunctions may occur Consult an engineer 3 4 Set the mixing tank temperature This item is used to adjust the cooling temperature of the ingredients in the mixing tank The larger t...

Page 14: ...rburetor hole is the higher the overrun air content is Instead in case of continuous sales the ingredients supply gets slower and the soft ice cream is let out slowly The carburetor hole can get clogg...

Page 15: ...nditions For operation The carburetor is set to a smaller hole Match the projecting part on the upper BODY to the smaller hole in the upper part of the TUBE without a hole so that the hole in the lowe...

Page 16: ...at it two or three times until you get clean water from it 5 Press the WASH button and finally discharge the water from the mixing tank Use fauce twater to rinse off the cleaning agent residuals 6 Pre...

Page 17: ...wash all the parts using neutral detergent and wipe them with soft cloth 10 Clean up the dasher with a soft cloth 11 Extract a handle shaft and separate the lever from the dasher cover Wash mode Dash...

Page 18: ...e dasher cover and clean the edge of the piston with a soft towel 2 Remove dust from the filter element or use a vacuum cleaner and wash it clean with water Clean and dry the filter and insert in into...

Page 19: ...19 Dasher and dasher cover assembly method Dasher assembly 1 Please assemble the blades LUG POM on the dasher ass y 2 Please insert the assembled dasher into cylinder Dasher lug pom...

Page 20: ...the piston to look forehand as shown in the Picture 2 Prevention of the rubber from getting entangled 3 Insert the discharge lever into the piston and then insert the lever in line with the dasher cov...

Page 21: ...than 0 034 Ohms in accordance with EN 61000 3 11 2000 Section 6 2 2 Standby Mode The equipment shall only be connected to a supply with a system impedance of lower than 0 22 Ohms in accordance with E...

Page 22: ...come small In the case of MIX LOW replenish the raw material 2 The ejection amount can change by carburetor hole The ejection amount can be large when a large hole is used 3 Did you set up ice cream l...

Page 23: ...r suction temperature sensor is bad Open But it operates when 4 11 neighboring temperature selection is on Start Auto release 5 minute interval Er 6 ASht Condenser suction temperature sensor is bad Sh...

Page 24: ...24 Wiring diagram...

Page 25: ...25 Service for Refrigerant Lines...

Page 26: ...26 Service for Refrigerant Lines...

Page 27: ...27 Service for Refrigerant Lines...

Page 28: ...28 Removal and Replacement of Compressor...

Page 29: ...29 Removal and Replacement of Capillary Tube...

Page 30: ...30 Removal and Replacement of Condenser...

Page 31: ...31 Replacement of Fan motor...

Page 32: ...the entire refrigerant system 4 If there is no leakage close the manifold and disconnect the nitrogen gas tank Vacuum Remove the moisture and air from the refrigerant system before charging refrigeran...

Page 33: ...HEIGHT 800 WIDTH 510 DEPTH 745 Lever excluded Cylinder capacity L 1 4 X 2 Mixing tank capacity 5 5 X 2 Consecutive selling At interval of 30 seconds 5 X 2 Cooling temperature Can keep under 10 Ingred...

Page 34: ...34 Part list MOVING PART...

Page 35: ...35 Part list DASHER ASS Y...

Page 36: ...36 Part list COMPRESSOR AND CONDENSER...

Page 37: ...37 Part list FRONT COVER ASS Y SIDE BACK PANEL ASS Y...

Page 38: ...g in oxidization or clotting of ingredient In such case the ingredient will coagulate into a form similar to soft tofu causing difficulty in the supply of ingredient and overcooling 4 If ingredient is...

Page 39: ...used 7 If damage is caused by external force or dropping of the product 8 If damage is caused by natural disaster such as lightning fire earthquake storm typhoon etc 9 If any accessory consumable goes...

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