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Service manual: TAC-12D-10 

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LED status indication 

The 

WORK

 LED light at the left side of the screen is used as working indicator lights, 

flashing is to indicate the delay of cooling; if the LED is always on, it indicates it is on the 

state of cooling or heating; 

The 

SET

 LED light at the left side of the screen is used as setting indicator lights, if the 

LED is always on, it indicates it is on the state of setting. 

 

 

Door limit switch 

If a door limit switch is used and the cabinet door is open (contact is closed when door is 

open), the cooling unit (external fan and compressor) will switch off after approx 5 s, 

thereby avoiding an increase in condensation while the door is open. To avoid cyclic 

operation, switch on of compressor and external fan is delayed by about 3 minutes after 

the door has been closed. 

 

 

Alarm output 

The air conditioner is permanently controlled by the microcontroller. Faults which can 

occur are registered and will be passed on the LED display panel, also the dry contact 

alarm. 

 

Alarm code and system message 

Alarm code

 

System message

 

E1 

Internal temperature exceeds P4 

E2 

Internal temperature below P5 

E3 

Evaporator freezing 

E4 

High/low 220VAC power supply 

E5 

Condenser high pressure 

E6 

Internal temperature sensor failure 

E7 

Evaporator temperature sensor failure 

E8 

Door open 

 

The dry contact alarm is triggered if any of the above alarm is detected. 

The dry contact alarm functions as follows: 

 

Storage conditions:    Open contact 

 

Operation:     

 

Closed contact 

 

Alarm:     

 

 

Open contact 

 

The maximum load of dry contact is: 

 

Resistive load 3A@250VAC or 3A@30VDC 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for TAC-12D-10

Page 1: ...Telca air conditioner unit TAC 12D 10 Service manual Document No TELCA0 010 0205 Edition No V1 0 TELCA SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY CO LTD...

Page 2: ...t is thus largely maintenance free All that may be required from time to time is to clean the components of the external air circuit using a vacuum cleaner or compressed air if they become visibly dir...

Page 3: ...aged packaging are an indication of refrigerant loss and leakage in the unit system Any damage to the packaging may be the cause of subsequent malfunctions After successful test and wire binding the w...

Page 4: ...onditioner unit into front door of the cabinet position it on the fixing frame bonded with gaskets and rivet it with M4 nuts Care must be taken to ensure that the internal air outlet of the unit is co...

Page 5: ...ed in the unit please notice the direction of the connector avoid put wrong and tighten the screws of the plug to secure the connection For detail connection details please view figure 4 1 and figure...

Page 6: ...compressor and heater optional are controlled by a microcontroller Compressor and external fan control If the temperature of internal air inlet exceeds P0 35 C the external fan and compressor will be...

Page 7: ...ooling cycle time when sensors defective P8 1 1 10 Machine address Keys introduction EXT Press the EXT button once to setting the parameter P2 press or button to modify the setting value press EXT but...

Page 8: ...void cyclic operation switch on of compressor and external fan is delayed by about 3 minutes after the door has been closed Alarm output The air conditioner is permanently controlled by the microcontr...

Page 9: ...g to the following trouble shooting chart Problem Potential Cause Solution No Power Check power source and electrical connections Fuse Blown on Control Board Replace with 3 15A slow blow fuse Unit not...

Page 10: ...owever once the coils become visibly coated with dust it is recommended that they be cleaned with a brush or compressed air Both sides of the coils should be inspected regularly at least once every 12...

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