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4.  Determine  the  direction  of  the  pipeline layout  according  to  the  water 
inlet and outlet of the chiller, and ensure that the waterway is clean and 
free of impurities, so as to prevent impurities from entering the waterway 
and causing blockage or pump failure. 
5. Plug in the power cord and turn on the power switch(It is forbidden to 
start without water). 

(1)  After  turning  on  the  power  switch,  the  circulating  pump  of  the  chiller  starts  to  work. 
When the new machine is turned on for the first time, there will be more air bubbles in the 
pipeline, which will cause the machine to alarm occasionally, and it will return to normal 
after a few minutes of operation. 
(2) After starting the machine for the first time, check if the water pipes leaks immediately. 
(3) After turning on the power, if the water temperature is lower than the set temperature, 
it  is  normal  that  the  cooling  fan  and  other  devices  of  the  machine  do  not  work.  The 
temperature  controller  will  automatically  control  the  working  status  of  compressors, 
solenoid valves, cooling fans and other components according to the set parameters. 
(4) As it takes a longer time to start over the compressor and other components, according 
to different conditions, the time is range from seconds to minutes, so do not turn off the 
power and again on frequently. 

6.Electrical connection. 

(1) Please select the cable based on the max. rated current indicated on the label of the 

chiller. 
(2) Recommended reference standard for power cord diameter selection. 

Rated current/ A 

≤5 

≤10 

≤15 

≤25 

≤35 

≤50 

Wire diameter (copper wire)/ mm² 

1.0 

1.5 

2.5 

4.0 

6.0 

10.0 

Note:  This  data  is  provided  according  to  IEC  60204-1  standard  and  only  for 
reference. Standard cables must be used in the power cord. 

(3) The main circuit of the power supply must be equipped with appropriate electric leakage 
and overload protection devices, and the chiller must be well grounded. 
(4) Less than ±10% of power supply voltage fluctuation and less than ±1Hz of frequency 
fluctuation are allowed, and keep away from electromagnetic interference sources. 

7. Fill Water & Exhaust Air. 

(1) Fill Water 

After the new machine is turned on, the air in the water pipe is emptied, and the water 

level of the water tank will drop slightly. In order to keep the water level in the green area, 
you can add water again. Observe and write down the current water level. After the chiller 
has been running for a period of time, observe the water level gauge again. If the water 
level drops significantly, check again if there is leakage in the water pipes. 

Summary of Contents for PRO Series

Page 1: ...TY JS 220607 001 1 CWFL 1000 1500 2000 3000 Industrial Chiller User Manual...

Page 2: ...rly so that you can refer to it whenever you need information This manual is not a quality guarantee Our company reserves the right to the interpretation of the correction of misprint and improperly d...

Page 3: ...e 4 I Overview 7 II Model Illustration 7 III Product Outlines Parts 8 IV Installation 9 V Operating States Parameters Adjustment 12 VI Alarm Output Terminal 14 VII Maintenance 15 VIII Simple Troublesh...

Page 4: ...on a The power supply must conform to the standard indicated in the nameplate or the manual b Use the standard cable and select the standard wire diameter c The grounding wire must be installed and th...

Page 5: ...sthesia and suffocation if a large amount of refrigerant fills the enclosed space b Avoid contacting with skin or it will cause frostbite DANGER Failure to take safety measures will result in minor pe...

Page 6: ...t is blocked the cooling ability will decrease and the power consumption will increase and the alarm will not work properly Equipment surface cleaning a Please use cleaning agents that are non corrosi...

Page 7: ...hiller the refrigerant in the evaporator coil absorbs the heat of the return water and vaporizes into steam The compressor continuously extracts the generated steam from the evaporator and compresses...

Page 8: ...s installation may be slightly different in different models Power Switch Temperature Controller Air Inlet Filter Gauze Water Supply Inlet Electrical Connecting Box Water Outlet L laser circuit Air Ou...

Page 9: ...dust high temperature and humidity strong magnetic field direct sunlight etc 4 Operating Environment Ambient Temperature Ambient Humidity Altitude 0 40 90 RH 3 000m 5 Medium Requirements Cooling medi...

Page 10: ...sor and other components according to different conditions the time is range from seconds to minutes so do not turn off the power and again on frequently 6 Electrical connection 1 Please select the ca...

Page 11: ...n the air exhaust plug of the water pump do not unscrew and air is discharged until water flows out and then tighten the air exhaust plug See below diagram only the exhaust position of the horizontal...

Page 12: ...ure of the high temperature circuit The low temperature window indicates F4 F5 in intelligent control mode and the high temperature window flashes with real time value Press or buttons to change the v...

Page 13: ...ce 0 1 3 0 0 8 F3 Control mode 00 01 00 01 intelligent control mode 00 constant temperature control mode F4 Setting temperature of high temperature circuit 20 40 0 30 0 Setting menu of high temperatur...

Page 14: ...ser circuit E2 Sounds BREAKOVER DISCONNECTION Ultralow water temperature alarm of laser circuit E3 Sounds BREAKOVER DISCONNECTION Ultrahigh water temperature alarm of optics circuit E4 Sounds BREAKOVE...

Page 15: ...rried out after 3 minutes otherwise there will be a risk of electric shock When the room temperature is lower than 2 C the internal water must be drained when the machine is shut down for a long time...

Page 16: ...bending deformation Check water circulation pipe Ultrahigh water temperature alarm Blocked dust gauze bad thermolysis Disassemble and clean the dust gauze regularly Poor ventilation for air outlet and...

Page 17: ...TY JS 220607 001 17 Attachment Schematic CWFL 1000...

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