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AIR OIL COOLER

LDC

LDC

OLAER LDC AIR OIL COOLER  |

Installation and servicing manual

AIR OIL COOLER

LDC

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LDC 011- LDC 033

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The  Professional  Choice

QDC

QDC-025-B-0-50-000-0-0
AIR FLUID COOLER

AIR FLUID COOLER

2. Introduction/Safety instructions/Description

Introduction

The purpose of this manual is to serve as a reference guide for 

installation, maintenance and operation of the QDC series of air 

fluid coolers. Keep the manual at hand. A lost manual should be 

replaced as soon as possible.

For optimum performance and in order to prevent incorrect 

use, please read this manual carefully and observe all safety 

precautions prior to putting the air fluid cooler into service.

Installation and maintenance work should only be carried out by 

qualified personnel. Parker reserve the right to make technical 

alternations without notice.

Use

The QDC series of air fluid coolers is designed to cool liquids in 

systems for mobile applications.

Warranty and claims

In the event of breakdown, consult your local Parker office. Parker 

shall not be held responsible for any consequences due to modifi-

cation and/or variation made by the customer

Safety instructions

The installation contractor as well as the user should be aware 

of, understand and observe all safety precautions in this manual, 

including any information mentioned on labels fixed to the product.

Definition of Safety Warning Levels…
…concerning personal safety

All precautions concerning personal safety are classified as per 

below, depending on how severe the consequences of an inci-

dent could be.
  

Danger

 This alerts you to an action or procedure that, if 

performed improperly, 

will produce

 bodily harm or death.

 

 Caution

 This alerts you to an action or procedure that, if 

performed improperly, 

is likely to produce

 bodily harm or 

death.

 

 Precaution

 This alerts you to an action or procedure that, 

if performed improperly, 

is likely

 to cause an accident with 

physical harm.

…..concerning other safety issues

Notifications concerning other safety issues (property, process 

or environment) and maintenance work are classified as follows:

Important

 This alerts you to an action or procedure that, if per-

formed improperly,

 is likely

 to result in damages to the property, 

process or environment.

….concerning additional information

Additional information is marked as follows.

Note!

 This alerts you to important information related to the text 

in a paragraph.

Overall instructions
Handling, operation and maintenance
 

 Caution

 Risk of bodily injury. To prevent physical harm 

when lifting the unit, use the correct lifting technique. Make 

sure that all lifting devices are free from damage and ap-

proved for the weight of the air fluid cooler.

 

 Precaution

 Risk of bodily injury. Disconnect the motor 

power supply prior to maintenance.

 

 Caution

 Risk of bodily injury. Before disconnecting 

hydraulic connections and hoses make sure the system 

is depressurized.

 

 Caution

 Risk of severe burns. The oil cooler could be-

come extremely hot during operation. Always make sure 

the cooler is cool before touching.

 

 Precaution

 Risk of bodily injury. If the air fluid cooler is 

fitted with a thermo contact, the fan will start automati-

cally when the preset temperature has been reached. Be 

careful when standing close to rotating units.

 

 Precaution

 This indicates a toxic hazard. To prevent 

bodily injury, damage to property or environment, used 

fluid should be collected and taken to a special depôt.

Important 

Static electricity. Fans generate static electricity. 

Do not put sensitive devices (electronics etc.) in the immediate 

vicinity of the air fluid cooler.

Note!

 Use hearing protection when standing close to an operating 

air fluid cooler for long periods of time.

Warning label

The warning label shown below is fitted to the air fluid cooler at 

delivery. Always replace a damaged or missing label.

Caution! 

High temperature surface! Use hearing protection!

Rotating fan!

request part number for label from Parker.

See Figure 1.

Description

Principally the QDC air fluid cooler consists of a cooler matrix, a 

fan housing and a fan with guard and DC motor. The DC motor, 

fan and fan guard are assembled as one unit.

The fan

 is equipped with a 24V brushless DC motor, which 

meets the requirements of the Automotive EMC directive: ECE 

Reg. 10-04 and updates -  2002/95/EC RoHS - Hazardous Sub-

stances and 2000/53/EC and updates (End of Life Vehicle)

DC motor

 The electrical Drive interface consists of 4 pins:

Power pins: 

- supply voltage plus: +D | - supply voltage minus: -D

Signal pins:

1. Input: digital PWM input / active low: PWM* / E*

2. Input: analog input: A

The signal pin PWM* / E* is used to control the Drive mode, it is 

the control input.

The signal pin A can be used to control the speed of the Drive.

Please use in combination with Origianal Yazaki connector: 

YAZAKI HYBRID (USCAR-2 compliant) - 7282-8497-90

Detailed information about DC motor: go here (English only)

QDC 025-100

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QDC 007-017

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P/N 5826033001
QDC-025-B-0-50-000-0-0
Air Fluid Cooler

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Parker Hannifin

Cylinder and Accumulator 

Division Europe

Parker Hannifin

Cylinder  and Accumulator 

Division Europe

Manual and Installation Guide

Manual and Installation Guide

QDC 

for electrified mobile applications

QDC 

for electrified mobile applications

Summary of Contents for QDC 007

Page 1: ...Installation and Servicing Manual QDC 007 100 24 V DC Quiet Air fluid cooler with brushless DC Motor for electrified mobile applications...

Page 2: ...ications 07 5 Fan Data 08 5 01 Mechanical Data 09 5 02 Connector and Wires 09 5 03 Further Features 10 5 04 Measurement Conditions 11 5 05 Drive Pin Functions 11 5 06 Drive Interface 12 5 07 Interface...

Page 3: ...of bodily injury To prevent physical harm when lifting the unit use the correct lifting technique Make sure that all lifting devices are free from damage and ap proved for the weight of the air fluid...

Page 4: ...ck that all air fluid cooler parts are free from damage the air fluid cooler is correctly connected the fan rotates freely use hand force all liquid connections are tight the inside of the fan housing...

Page 5: ...5 Fan Data 1 Features E stands for integrated electronics M stands for motor Drive stands for motor with axial integrated electronics Operating Supply Voltage Range V 16 0 32 0 at the Drive Connector...

Page 6: ...input A The signal pin PWM E is used to control the Drive mode it is not the control input The signal pin A can be used to control the speed of the Drive Compliance ECE Reg 10 04 and updates Automotiv...

Page 7: ...Drive has different working modes related mainly to the Drive current consumption 1 Quiescent current mode 2 Electronics active mode 3 Run mode 4 Failure mode The Drive mode changes accordingly to the...

Page 8: ...n Drive blocked In case of detection of a rotor locked the following strategy is used a delay of 5 s till the next start attempt is introduced If this start attempt fails again a delay increased by fu...

Page 9: ...just switched on and off via any power switch like a relay MOS FET or even just a switch The appropriate current rating for this switch has to be dimensioned according to the current consumption of t...

Page 10: ...goes to the speed requested by the duty cycle after the initialization of the electronics The appropriate sink current rating of the driver for the enable pin PWM E has to be dimensioned according to...

Page 11: ...umber of the Drives 5 17 Units and Acronyms Unit Physical Quantity percent Proportionality Ohm Electrical Resistance C degree Celsius Temperature A Ampere Current h hours Time dBA deciBel A weighting...

Page 12: ...el 39 02 45 19 21 IT Italy Corsico MI Tel 39 02 45 19 21 KZ Kazakhstan Almaty Tel 7 7273 561 000 NO Norway Asker Tel 47 66 75 34 00 PL Poland Warsaw Tel 48 0 22 573 24 00 PT Portugal Tel 351 22 999 73...

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