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7.2 Operating instructions of buttons

1  Startup/shutdown button 

Under power-off state, press the button, the startup indicator lamp 

is turned on, and the wired controller enters power-on state, and in 

the meanwhile, such information as temperature value, timing, 

and so on is set. Under power-on state, press the button, the 

startup indicator lamp is turned off, and in the meanwhile, the 

information of shutdown is sent.

2  Mode selection button: 

Under power-off state, press the button to select operating mode 

of the unit. Under power-on state, the button is invalid. 

Mode switching sequence is as follows:  

3  Manual/auto button:

Press the button, to select “auto mode” or “manual mode”. When 

selecting manual mode, the number of the units to be started up 

can be increased or decreased through “page up (tempe)” 

and “page down (temperature -)”.

 

4  Query

Press the button, to inquire state information of No.0 to 15 outdoor 

units (the default is state information of No.0 unit) and enter 

inquiry state. After entering inquiry state, inquire the information of 

the former unit or the following unit through “address increase” 

and “address decrease”. After a certain outdoor unit is selected, 

state information of the outdoor unit can be inquired through “page 

up” and “page down”. The inquiry sequence is outlet water 

temperature—outdoor pipe temperature T3—outdoor ambient 

temperatures—current of the compressor A—current of the 

compressor B—fault—protection—outlet water temperature……. 

Because there are many outdoor fault and protection codes, the 

wired controller only displays the fault information and the 

protection information with highest priority, when query is 

conducted on fault and protection information.

 

5   Auxiliary electric heat button (reserved function)

Press this button under heating mode to start the Forced Start 

function of auxiliary electric heater and the LCD will show the 

corresponding icon. Press this button once more to switch off the 

function. This button is invalid under other modes. This function is 

invalid for air cooling modular unit.

6   7  Timer function

Once "Timer On" button is pressed, the hour and minute of 

On-Timer flash with 2HZ and do not flash when they are adjusted; 

flashing continues 2 seconds after adjustment is stopped. Press 

“Timer On” once to adjust the setting hour, which flashes with 

2HZ. Adjust the hour by pressing “Page-up (temp)”and 

Page-down (temperature-)”, and press "Timer" once more to 

adjust the setting minute, which flashes with 2HZ, and then adjust 

the minute by pressing “Page-up (temp)”and Page-down 

(temperature-)”.If no adjustment is made 8 seconds after entering 

the time setting state, the time setting state will be off and the set 

time will be the current set time. Press “Timer Off” button to set the 

Switch time off in the above way. Extended press on “Timer On” 

can cancel the time setting of Timer On, and the same is true for 

“Timer Off”.

8   Temperature setting button

To set the total outlet water temperature under refrigerating and 

heating modes, and the temperature of water cabinet or water 

tank under heating water mode.

9   OK button

Press OK button after operation is finished and the wired 

controller will send the order to the main engine.

10  Address decrease

Press the button under Spot check display state to select the 

previous modular unit to display its operation state data. If it 

comes to 0# modular unit, select 15# unit after pressing the 

button.

Press this button for address decrease when setting wired 

controller address and press this button to change the wired 

controller address into 0 when the address is 15.

 

11  Address increase

Press the button under Spot check display state to select the 

next modular unit to display its operation state data. If it comes 

to 15# modular unit, select 0# unit after pressing the button.

Press this button for address increase when setting wired 

controller address and press this button to change the wired 

controller address into 15 when the address is 0.

12   13  Page-up and Page-down button (tempe -)

To increase or decrease the number of units operation. To spot 

check the operation parameters of unit in the main menu. To 

increase or decrease the set temperature in the temperature 

setting page. To adjust the time of ON/OFF timer.

14  Reset button (built-in)

Press this button with a small round stick of 1mm diameter to 

cancel the current setting, and the wired controller enters reset 

state and return to default setting.

15  Lock button (built-in)

Press this button with a small round stick of 1mm diameter to 

lock the current setting, and press this button once more to 

cancel the lock.

16 Address setting button (built-in, reserved function)

After this button is pressed, the wired controller address is set 

through “address increase” and “address decrease”, with wired 

controller address range “0~15”, parallel connection for 16 

wired controllers at most.

This function is only applicable to the parallel connection of 

multiple wired controllers. In case of single wired controller, no 

setting is needed as the default address has been set as “0” 

before the wired controller leaves the factory.

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Summary of Contents for ICHS-420KC-5

Page 1: ...AIR COOLED MODULAR CHILLER MAN I IOCH35 0715 intensity mx INSTALLATION OWNER S MANUAL ICHS 420KC 5 35 TONS...

Page 2: ...MAIN PARTS OF THE UNIT Air outlet Air outlet Air inlet Air inlet Air inlet Air inlet NO NAME Top cover NAME Condenser Compressor Evaporator NO Electric control box Water outlet Water inlet Compressor...

Page 3: ...compact structure and easy transportation and lifting and in the meanwhile it also saves facilities including cooling tower cooling pump and so on for the user and reduces installation cost The units...

Page 4: ...nd could result in cutting injuries 1 O I manual Never inspect or service the unit by yourself Ask a qualified service person to perform this work Do not dispose this product as unsorted municipal was...

Page 5: ...chemicals to become deposited in the unit which could endanger the health of those who are hypersensitive to chemicals Do not place appliances which produce open fire in places exposed to the air flow...

Page 6: ...e people due to transfer of noise and vibration The base of the unit is provided with installation holes which can be used to connect the unit and the foundation firmly 3 1 7 In case of installation o...

Page 7: ...3 1 and the space between adjacent modular units should not be less than 300mm the installation can also follow the direction B and C as shown in Fig 3 2 the spaces between the unit and the obstacle a...

Page 8: ...therwise the performance of the unit will decline c The inlet pipe of the evaporator must be provided with a target flow controller to realize flow break protection for the unit Both ends of the targe...

Page 9: ...zing pump is started up in winter For the water pipeline network including filters and heat exchangers dreg or dirt may seriously damages the heat exchangers and water pipes The installation persons o...

Page 10: ...ow and three way resistance two way resistance or three way resistance as well as filter resistance H4 the longest terminal resistance 4 7 2 Installation the pump a The pump should be installed at the...

Page 11: ...imal flow value prior to ex factory They should not be adjusted below the ex factory setting value or they may suffer failure After installing flow switches please press the flow switch lever several...

Page 12: ...its with 2 modules 8 module units can be connected at mostly No 1 unit No 0 address main unit No n unit n 8 No n 1 unit No 2n 3 address No 2n 1 address Fig 4 8 less than 8 modules 9 O I manual No 1 ad...

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Page 14: ...so on must be suppressed with standard resistance capacitance suppressors to avoid electromagnetic interference thus leading to failure of the unit and its controller and even damages to them 5 3 10 A...

Page 15: ...nnection of control wires of pump the control wires of AC contactor of pump must pass the connection terminals p1 and P2 of the main unit as shown in Fig 5 3 Step 12 The connection way of the wire con...

Page 16: ...E4 Under refrigeration mode and heating mode conduct adjustment according to the magnitude of unit outlet water temperature Adjustment range of constant speed capability ON and OFF Total outlet water...

Page 17: ...ng and heating capability adjustment pump control auxiliary electric heater control total effluent temperature detection and water flow switch detection COM O 485 communication port fault code E2 high...

Page 18: ...ng the auxiliary electric heater Attention Under heating mode when the main unit board detects total water outlet temperature to be lower than 45 the switch will be closed and the auxiliary electric h...

Page 19: ...r flow specified in Table 7 1 6 2 Check item table after installation Checking item Description Yes No Whether installing site is meet for requirements Whether water system is meeting for requirements...

Page 20: ...electric control schematic diagram or the faults caused by water breaking while the unit is in operation should be the user s responsibility Do not re start the unit within 10 min after the unit is s...

Page 21: ...e which flashes with 2HZ and then adjust the minute by pressing Page up temperature and Page down temperature If no adjustment is made 8 seconds after entering the time setting state the time setting...

Page 22: ...manual settings mode Press ADD and ADD keys to select how many unit is launch into running Press OK key to save the settings Unit will run after press ON OFF key 3 minutes later Turn off the unit Whe...

Page 23: ...the system Eliminate incrustant Eliminate incrustant Check water temperature See Excessive high air suction pressure Check chilling water temperature Refrigerant leakage or insufficient refrigerant vo...

Page 24: ...voltage protection Reference to mention in above the parts of air suction and discharge pressure error Replace damaged assembly Find out the error type and carry out the corresponding measure to settl...

Page 25: ...ormal it displays There will be no display under the failure state of main unit communication connection d If it is under the host computer network control Network ON Network ON displays otherwise the...

Page 26: ...s needed to wait for the up to date data of the modular unit received and selected by wired controller Before receiving the data the wired controller only displays on the data display Up area and the...

Page 27: ...ressure Connection must be renewed after injection is completed Never inject oxygen acetylene or other flammable or poisonous gas to the refrigeration system at leakage detection and air tight test On...

Page 28: ...k temperature of chilled water or hot water Inlet Outlet 6 check air temperature of air side heat exchanger Inlet Outlet 7 Check refrigerant suction temperature and superheating temperature Refrigeran...

Page 29: ...utdoor temperature Compressor Air temperature of air side heat exchanger Temperature of chilled water or hot water Current of cooling water pump or hot water pump Dry bulb Wet bulb Indoor temperature...

Page 30: ...kPa Fin coil model Shell tube type heat exchanger Control of wired controller manual auto startup running state display failure alert etc High or low pressure switch freeze proof device water flow vol...

Page 31: ...M1 A A Heat1A COMP1A U V W KM2 COMP1B KM3 COMP2A KM4 Heat2B COMP2B Y G U V W U V W U V W Y G Y G Y G KM2 KM1 KM6 KM5 KM4 KM3 A B C A A B C A A B C A A B C Heat1B Heat2A KM5 A FAN1A U V W KM6 FAN1B KM7...

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