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TABLE 2

1) Only with OAU=2CU; 2) Only with IISM different from NON; 3) Only with DS=YES.

*CAUTION: upon changing the display scale SCL, it is ESSENTIAL to reconfigure the parameters related to the absolute (SPL, SPH, SP,
etc.) and differential (HYS, ATL, ATH, etc.) temperatures.

4. THERMOSTAT CONTROL

4.1

Thermostat control is based on comparing the temperature T1, the set point 

*SP

and the hysteresis 

*HYS

.

Example: SP= 2.0; HYS= 1.5, compressor Off with T1= +2.0° and On with T1= +3.5° (2+1.5).

The compressor only switches On again if the Off time period determined by 

CRT

since the previous switchover has elapsed. Whenever

a very small hysteresis HYS must be maintained, it is advised that a suitable value for CRT is selected in order to reduce the number of
starts per hour.

4.2

If sensor T1 fails, the compressor is controlled on a fixed time, through the parameters 

CT1

and 

CT2

: CT1 determines the run time

and CT2 the rest time. 

Example: with  CT1=03 and CT2=06 the compressor will cycle  3 minutes On and 6 minutes Off.

Setting CT1=0 causes the compressor to be OFF all the time and, viceversa, with CT1 different from 0, and CT2=0 the compressor will
always be ON.

4.3

If door switch input control has been enabled (DS=YES), parameter 

CSD

determines the delay between when the door is opened

and the compressor stopping.
* Actual setpoint and hysteresis depend on the selection 

I/II

: in mode 

I

,  the reference parameters are 

SP

and 

HYS

while in mode 

II

,

IISP

and 

IIHY

.

5. DEFROSTING

5.1

Defrosting starts automatically when necessary time has elapsed to obtain the defrosting frequency set with 

*DFR

. For example,

with DFR=4 there will be 4 defrostings per 24 hours, so defrosting occurs once every 6 hours. With DFR=0 the timed defrosting function
is removed. 
The internal timer is set to zero when power is applied to the controller and at each subsequent defrost start. When the controller is put
on a standby, the accumulated time count is “frozen” (is not incremented).
Defrosting may also be induced manually by pressing the button 

for 2 seconds or, with 

DI2

=RDS, through the activation of an external

contact (remote defrost start). 
During a High Pressure alarm (see par. 7.3 e 7.4) defrost is suspended.

5.2

Once defrost has started, the outputs are controlled according to parameter 

DTY

as per the following table:

Table 3

5.3

The actual defrost duration and output activation is determined by a series of parameters.
5.3a. Time termination: T2=NO and T4 different from 2EU. In this case the evaporator temperature is not monitored and defrost

will always last as long as time 

DTO

.

5.3b. Temperature monitoring of one evaporator: T2=YES and T4 different from 2EU. In this case, if the sensor T2 measures the

temperature 

DLI 

before the time DTO elapses, defrost will be terminated in advance.

5.3c. Temperature monitoring of two evaporators: T2=YES, T4=2EU, OAU=2EU. This function is for the control of two independent

evaporators and it switches off the individual heating of the evaporator which gets to temperature DLI first, waiting for the second
evaporator to get to that temperature before the time DTO elapses.

5.4

After defrost, if parameter 

DRN

is greater than 0, before cooling starts all outputs will remain off for the time assigned to DRN.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE.

DTY

D

EFROST

C

OMPRESSOR

OFF

Off

Off

ELE

On

Off

GAS

On

On

Par.

Adjustment

Function

Sect

FT2

0.. 30 [min]

Timed fan stop

6.1

FT3

0.. 30 [min]

Timed fan run

6.1

ATL

-12.. 0 [°]

Low alarm differential

7.1

ATH

0.. +12 [°]

High alarm differential

7.1

ATD

0.. 120 [min]

Alam temperature delay

7.1

AHT

0.. 75 [°]

Condenser alarm temperature

7.3

AHM

NON/ALR/STP

Condenser high temperature alarm operation 7.3

Par. Adjustment

Function

Sect

OS3

-12.. +12 [°]

Probe T3 offset

2.2

T4

NON/2CU/2EU

Function auxiliary probe T4

1.4

OS4

-12.. +12 [°]

Probe T4 offset

2.2

TLD

1.. 30 [min]

Delay for min./max. temperature storage

8

SIM

0.. 100

Display slowdown

2.2

ADR

1.. 255

Peripheral address

9.6

Summary of Contents for LF28

Page 1: ...emperature and should be placed where there is the maximum formation of frost If enabled T3 YES the sensor T3 should be located between the condenser fins half way between the condenser inlet and outl...

Page 2: ...l thermostatic cycle is being resumed 2 7 ALARM An anomaly in the operation is displayed through the lighting up of an abbreviation showing its cause high low alarm temperature in the cabinet door ope...

Page 3: ...t When the controller is put on a standby the accumulated time count is frozen is not incremented Defrosting may also be induced manually by pressing the button for 2 seconds or with DI2 RDS through t...

Page 4: ...lements is given in detail below 7 1 ATL establishes the alarm differential for temperatures below set point ATH the alarm differential for temperatures above set point hysteresis Putting one or both...

Page 5: ...c temporary needs of the refrigerator such as warm food being put into the cabinet door being opened frequently etc Control sensitivity to switch over from Group I to Group II is determined by paramet...

Page 6: ...see 5 1 and following If the DI2 inputs of two or more controllers must be linked to each other to establish a remote defrost start control it s mandatory to use the optocoupled version mod LF28x3xx...

Page 7: ...F28D3S4E B INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE 7 2 A Evaporator fan Condenser fan N L I II 7 2 A Cond 2 Evp 1 Cond 1 DI2 DS T4 T2 T1 T3 remote LCD16 max total current 18A 12 4 A 20 6 A RS485 PC comm...

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