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Bulletin 75-00 J / Page 13

Symptom

Possible Cause

Solution

Water bubbler 
cloudy.

Water supply turned off.

Hard water.

Venting ammonia.

Open water supply ball valve supplied with purger.

Check water solenoid coil for proper operation (Loose wire, 
burned out). Replace if necessary. 

Used treated water (softened). Clean bubbler on regular bases to 
prevent severe clouding.

Check vent solenoid for proper operation. If bubbles are seen in 
the water bubbler when idol, vent solenoid is leaking. Clean or 
replace solenoid if needed.

Purger stays in 
“Pre-Cool” mode, 
will not purge.

Suction too high.

Liquid NH

3

 supply off or obstructed.

RTD (#19) not reading accurately or no 
display.

Verify Suction is below 4.4

o

C (40

o

F) - 4.0 bar (58.4 psig) for 

R-717. 

Adjust the A2 (#21) suction regulator to maintain 3 psig (If in or 
near a vacuum). If suction is above 3 psig, remove setting from 
A2 regulator by turning stem counter clock wise until it stops.

Check liquid ammonia solenoid, SV2 (#8), for proper operation 
(Loose wire, burned out). Replace if necessary. 

Check controller display for “Liquid Solenoid” pilot light. 
Segment should be darkened if liquid is required. This is located 
on the upper left side of the front panel (#1).

Check optical level sensor (#17) for proper operation (Loose wire, 
defective sensor). Replace if necessary.

Check liquid supply orifi ce (#11) for obstructions. Clean or 
replace if necessary.

Note: RTD is factory calibrated and no fi eld adjustment is 
required.

If the main controller displays “_ _ _” rather than an actual 
temperature reading, check for loose wires. Check wire 
loom from main board to cover for loose or damaged wires/ 
connections.

Replace RTD if necessary.

No temperature 
reading on 
controller display.

Loose RTD (#19) wire on main terminal 
block.

Loose or damaged wire loom 
connecting front panel to main board.

Faulty RTD.

Check for loose wires connecting the RTD to the main controller 
board. 

Check wire loom from main board to cover for loose or damaged 
wires/ connections.

Check resistance range of the RTD (100 ohm +/- 0.1%) Replace 
RTD if necessary.

No pressure 
reading on 
controller display.

Loose wire on main terminal block. 

Faulty pressure transducer.

Note: pressure transducer (#18) is factory calibrated and no fi eld 
adjustment is required.

Check for loose wires connecting the pressure transducer to the 
main controller board.

Replace pressure transducer if necessary.

Note:

  all items with a (#) can be located in the V200 auto purger parts diagram.

V200 Service Pointers

Summary of Contents for V200

Page 1: ...ration systems Product Features Smaller compact design with equivalent capacity of our current model Light weight 29 5 kg 65 lbs Proprietary microprocessor control for all sensing and control function...

Page 2: ...nsing pressure runtime of the compressors and operating costs Non condensable indicators are excessively high condensing temperatures pressures and saturated temperature pressure deviations One indica...

Page 3: ...e without a vent occurring the system will shut off for two hours Purge Cycle The purge cycle consist of three main operations fill pre cool separating non condensable gases refrigerant and the releas...

Page 4: ...require lower temperatures to condense Condensed refrigerant and non condensable gases rise through the heat exchanger and into the vapor vent As the liquid rises it lifts an orifice flow controller t...

Page 5: ...the float will fall allowing the non condensable gases to escape through the orifice Non condensable gases will continue to accumulate producing an elevated pressure Once the pressure of the non conde...

Page 6: ...ee electrical wiring diagram Contractors need to follow a WPS Welding 3 Procedure Specification for all welding The procedure must be qualified and welder doing the weld qualified to perform that proc...

Page 7: ...s the Enter key to return to the main menu 2 When in the main operating screen press and release the Menu button Use the up down arrow buttons to select the Setup option Press and release the Enter bu...

Page 8: ...e the up down arrow key to highlight the Time Based option Press and release the Enter key to save your selection The next step is to enter the time the purge cycle will start Use the up Down arrow ke...

Page 9: ...Bulletin 75 00 J Page 9 V200 Auto Purger Electrical Wiring Diagram for a 4 Point Purger V200 Auto Purger Compact Design Dimensions 1 2 3 16 4 9 7 8 6 11 10 5 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 12 10 3 10...

Page 10: ...Nylon 208669 Conversion Kit Steel Tube Cabinet Style to Nylon 208670 15 Liquid Drainer 1 2 Threaded Connection 309625 16 Gage 30 150 psig R717 309401 Gage 760mm 10 5 bar R717 309403 17 Optical Level...

Page 11: ...shown on the purge point solenoids connections are common to the relay Incoming line power 120 240 volts should be supplied to these terminals An incoming natural should be supplied to one of each of...

Page 12: ...This is located on the upper left side of the front panel 1 Check optical level sensor 17 for proper operation Loose wire defective sensor Replace if necessary Check liquid supply orifice 11 for obst...

Page 13: ...he slave unit 2 circuit board is flashing Verify the proper communication setting This is done by pressing the up down arrow keys on the main controller 1 at the same time Several attempts may be requ...

Page 14: ...and tube clamp from kit along with check valve assembly as shown in the cutaway view Tubing ends may need to be trimmed back for proper fit 3 Remove and discard steel lines fittings and bubbler 4 Rein...

Page 15: ...ory This warranty is in force only when products are properly installed field assembled maintained and operated in use and service as specifically stated in Refrigerating Specialties Catalogs or Bulle...

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