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CW-6000/6100/6200 Series 

   

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<8> Simple troubleshooting 

Failure 

Failure Cause 

Approach 

Machine turned on but 

unelectrified 

Power cord is not plugged in place 

Check and ensure the power interface 

and the power plug is plugged in place 

and in good contact. 

Fuse burnt-out 

Open the electric box cover, check the 

protective tube, replace with spare one 

if necessary and check whether the 

power supply voltage is stable; Check 

and ensure the power interface and the 

power plug are in good contact.   

Flow Alarm 

(controller displays E6) use a 

water pipe directly connect 

to the water outlet and inlet 

but still without water 

flowing 

Water level in the storage water tank is 

too low 

Check the water level gauge display, 

add water until the level shown in the 

green area; And check whether water 

circulation pipe leaks. 

Flow alarm occurs while 

running with other 

equipment 

(controller displays E6), but 

there is water flowing and no 

alarm when use a water pipe 

directly connected to the 

chiller water outlet and inlet. 

Water circulation pipes are blocked or 

a pipe bending deformation.   

Check water circulation pipe 

Ultra-high temperature alarm

Temperature controller 

panel display E2

 

Blocked dust gauze, bad thermolysis 

Unpick and wash the dust gauze 

regularly 

Poor ventilation for air outlet and inlet   

To ensure a smooth ventilation 

for air outlet and inlet 

Voltage is extremely low or astable 

To improve the power supply circuit or 

use a voltage regulator 

Improper parameter settings on 

thermostat   

To reset controlling parameters or 

restore factory settings 

Switch the power frequently   

To ensure there is sufficient time 

for refrigeration 

(more than 5 minutes) 

Excessive heat load 

Reduce the heat load or use other 

model with larger cooling capacity 

Alarm for ultra-high room 

temperature(Temperature 

controller panel display E1) 

The working ambient 

temperature is too high for the chiller 

To improve the ventilation to guarantee 

that the machine is running under 40

Serious problem of 

condensate water     

Water temperature is much lower than 

ambient temperature, high humidity 

Increase water temperature or 

to preserve heat for pipeline 

Water drains slowly from 

outfall during water 

changing   

Injection port is not open 

Open the injection port   

Summary of Contents for CW-6000AN250S01

Page 1: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 DUAL TEMPERATURE INDUSTRIAL CHILLER USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...1 Cautions 3 2 Contour and parts introduction 4 3 Installation 5 4 Operation and parameters adjustment 6 5 Flow adjustment in high temperature segment 9 6 Flow alarm and output ports 10 7 Specificati...

Page 3: ...dden to run the chiller without water in the storage water tank The new machine is packed after draining whole water in the tank so please make sure the tank has water inside before machine starting o...

Page 4: ...parts introduction POWER SWITCH HIGH TEMP LOW TEMP WATER PRESSURE GAUGE WATER OUTLET H AIR INLET FILTER GAUZE POWER SUPPLY ALARM OUTPUT WATER INLET H DRAIN WATER LEVEL GAUGE WATER SUPPLY INLET AIR OU...

Page 5: ...hed on if the water temperature is under the set value it is normal that fans and other components of the machine do not work The temperature controller will automatically control the working conditio...

Page 6: ...d structure except default setting 1 Temperature control panel introduction 1 Indicators of temperature controller working status COMP ON compressor working SV ON solenoid valve working Heating ON hea...

Page 7: ...alarm In alarming state the alarm sound could be suspended by pressing any button but the alarm display remains until the alarm condition is eliminated 4 Temperature controller parameters list Order C...

Page 8: ...8 and then press the SET key if the password is correct F0 displays entering into setup status D1 flashing to indicate that the controller is under parameters setup status If the password is incorrec...

Page 9: ...an 25 and the alarm of over low water temperature will be on when water temperature is lower than 5 Regardless of what is the ambient temperature the cooling water temperature is constant in 19 to 21...

Page 10: ...ing voltage less than 300V Display Condition Alarm code Buzzer OUT H1 H2 OUT H1 H3 Circulating pump works properly DISCONNECTI ON BREAKOVER Blocked cooling water circulation loop E6 Sounds BREAKOVER D...

Page 11: ...W 1 28 HP 1 22 HP Refrigeration capacity 10286 Btu h 9502 Btu h 3 015 KW 2 785 KW 2592 Kcal h 2395 Kcal h Electric assisted power 400 W 400 W Refrigerant R 22 R 410a Refrigerant charge 800g 750g Preci...

Page 12: ...00W 400W Refrigerant R 22 R 410a Refrigerant charge 950g 900g Precision 0 5 Reducer Capillary Protection Overcurrent protection for compressor flow alarm over temperature alarm Pump power 0 55 KW Tank...

Page 13: ...400W 400W Refrigerant R 22 R 410a Refrigerant charge 950g 900g Precision 0 5 Reducer Capillary Protection Overcurrent protection for compressor flow alarm over temperature alarm Pump power 0 55 KW Tan...

Page 14: ...ation pipes are blocked or a pipe bending deformation Check water circulation pipe Ultra high temperature alarm Temperature controller panel display E2 Blocked dust gauze bad thermolysis Unpick and wa...

Page 15: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 Series 15 CW 6000 6100 6200...

Page 16: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 Series 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 28...

Page 17: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 Series 17 1 2 200 250V 110V 100 130V 3 50Hz 60Hz 4 NORMAL NORMAL 5 50cm 30cm 6 7 8...

Page 18: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 Series 18...

Page 19: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 Series 19 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 CW 6000 6100 6200 20...

Page 20: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 Series 20 T 506 T 506H 25 T 506 T 506H 1 1 Comp SV Heating INT Ctrl CT Ctrl PARAM Set ALM OUT Room Temp ST DLA 2 6 Room Temp 3 4 RST 5 SET...

Page 21: ...es 21 2 rE 6 3 1 2 4 T 506 T 506H 1 F0 F9 F8 30 25 2 F1 15 5 2 2 3 F2 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 3 4 F3 0 1 1 0 1 0 5 F4 1 20 10 10 6 F5 1 20 15 15 7 F6 40 50 45 45 8 F7 00 99 8 8 9 F8 F9 1 40 35 30 10 F9 1 F8 1 2...

Page 22: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 Series 22 5 SET PARAM Set 1 2 2 25 RST 20 6 1 SET 00 PAS 8 SET F0 2 RST 20 SET 1 2 F0 3 F1...

Page 23: ...es 23 7 1 28 2 5 10 5 30 2 20 1 25 5 19 21 1 1 5 L min T 506 T 506H 1 F0 28 20 30 25 2 F1 2 2 3 F2 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 4 F3 0 0 1 0 5 F4 5 4 10 10 6 F5 10 14 15 15 7 F6 45 45 45 45 8 F7 8 8 8 8 9 F8 30 30...

Page 24: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 Series 24 CW 6000 6100 6200 1 2 H1 H2 H1 H3 E6 E6 E6 E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 5A 300V...

Page 25: ...AC 1P 220 V AC 1P 220 V 50 Hz 60 Hz 3 4 11 2 A 0 965 KW 0 895 KW 1 28 HP 1 22 HP 10286 Btu h 9502 Btu h 3 015 KW 2 785 KW 2592 Kcal h 2395 Kcal h 400W 400W R 22 R 410a 800g 750g 0 5 0 55 KW 15 L Rp1...

Page 26: ...1P 220 V 50 Hz 60 Hz 3 4 15 A 1 38 KW 1 29 KW 1 84 HP 1 72 HP 14483 Btu h 14092 Btu h 4 24 KW 4 13 KW 3650 Kcal h 3551 Kcal h 400W 400W R 22 R 410a 950g 900g 0 5 0 55 KW 15 L Rp1 2 Rp1 2 45M 70 L min...

Page 27: ...1P 220 V 50 Hz 60 Hz 3 4 16A 1 68 KW 1 645 KW 2 28 HP 2 24 HP 17510 Btu h 17640 Btu h 5 13 KW 5 17 KW 4420 Kcal h 4446 Kcal h 400W 400W R 22 R 410a 1100g 1200g 0 5 0 55 KW 15 L Rp1 2 Rp1 2 45M 70 L mi...

Page 28: ...CW 6000 6100 6200 Series 28 E6 E6 E2 E1 40...

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