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45

Configuration

CoolAir

Use the 

Temp. +

 and 

-

 buttons (fig. 184 or 5) to select the low voltage 

cut-off value. The characteristic figures at second and third place on 
the digital display represent the voltage (V) at which the system is shut 
down:

Press the 

Mode + 

button (fig. 18, 8) to confirm your entry.

The set value is saved and is then used when the system is restarted.

You are now in menu level 2 and can use the 

Temp. +

 and 

-

 buttons 

(fig. 18, 4 and 5) to switch between menu levels.

6.4

Menu level 3: Operating mode

The system always starts with a defined operating mode. This parameter 
can be configured:

Start configuration mode (see chapter “Starting and ending configura-
tion mode” on page 43).

The first digit of the display (fig. 18, 9) shows the menu level and the 
second and third show the parameter which can be set.

Press the 

Temp. + 

 button (fig. 18, 3) twice to switch to menu level 

3

.

Press the 

Mode

 

 button (fig. 18, 8) to change the parameter.

The digits in the display flash until the parameter you enter is confirmed.

Use the 

Temp. +

 and 

-

 buttons (fig. 18, 4 and 5) to select the mode for 

starting the system:

Press the 

Mode + 

button (fig. 18, 8) to confirm your entry.

The set value is saved and is then used when the system is restarted.

You are now in menu level 3 and can use the 

Temp. +

 and 

 buttons 

(fig. 18, 4 and 5) to switch between menu levels.

Charac-
teristic 
figure

Low voltage 
shutdown

Charac-
teristic 
figure

Low voltage 
shutdown

01

23.2 

06

23.7

02

23.3 

07

23.8 

03

23.4

08

23.9

04

23.5 

09

24.0

05

23.6

10

24.1

Characteristic 
figure

Operating mode

00

Automatic mode

01

Operating mode 1

02

Operating mode 2

03

Operating mode 3

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Page 1: ...nstrucciones de instalaci n IT 87 Impianto di climatizzazione split per autocarri Istruzioni di montaggio NL 107 Split airconditioning voor vrachtwagens Montagehandleiding DA 126 Splitklimaanl g til l...

Page 2: ...3 CoolAir 1 1 2 3 2...

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Page 4: ...5 CoolAir 5 6 7...

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Page 9: ...CoolAir 10 16 17 18 1 5 6 2 3 4 8 9 7...

Page 10: ...43 6 1 Starting and ending configuration mode 43 6 2 Menu level 1 Set temperature 44 6 3 Menu level 2 Low voltage cut off 44 6 4 Menu level 3 Operating mode 45 6 5 Menu level 4 Default setting 46 7 M...

Page 11: ...not reach into air grilles or ventilation nozzles or insert any foreign objects in the system Do not open the system in the event of a fire Use approved extinguishing agents instead Do not use water t...

Page 12: ...al Any claims are excluded in this case I The operating manual for the CoolAir SP 900 is included in the air condi tioner s scope of delivery 2 2 Target group The installation and configuration inform...

Page 13: ...able for installation in agricultural machines and construction machines or similar equipment It does not work properly in the event of strong vibrations and exposure to dust a Caution Operating the S...

Page 14: ...the condenser unit The condensation from the evaporator unit is automatically drained off This purely physical function is only possible within certain angles of incli nation of the cab Horizontal inc...

Page 15: ...n impaired by the installation before installing the system Avoid any unnecessary and frequent mechanical stress to the supply line between the evaporator unit and the condenser unit Damage can result...

Page 16: ...tallation see Fig 5 on page 5 The condenser unit must not be fitted near direct waste heat engine heat etc The length of the refrigerant line approx 1 7 m must be sufficient for the connection of the...

Page 17: ...ition of the condenser unit Six holes for fastening are marked on the template Use a felt pen to mark the positions selected for the holes Drill fastening holes 9 mm at the marked positions I Apply an...

Page 18: ...the space between the interior trim and the rear panel of the lorry is approx 30 mm the hole 25 mm should be about 5 mm lower Use a knife to cut out the interior trim around the hole Use suitable dril...

Page 19: ...and insert it in the condenser unit a Caution To screw and tighten the coupling halves always use an open ended spanner to firmly hold the fixed coupling half in position I Make sure that the couplin...

Page 20: ...cap see Fig 14 on page 8 Install the electrical cables for the control electronics Connect the electrical cables according to the following wiring table see Fig 16 on page 10 Use cable ties to protec...

Page 21: ...ehicle s power supply I The roof air conditioner must be connected to a battery which is able to supply the required current see chapter Technical data on page 48 Connect the system to the battery via...

Page 22: ...r up to the rear panel of the cab Use the drill to widen the holes to 4 mm Insert a holder for the protective hose at an appropriate point at the bottom of the cover Apply body sealing compound to the...

Page 23: ...ss the Mode button fig 18 8 Release the ON OFF button Keep the Mode button pressed until the compressor LED flashes You are now in configuration mode The first digit of the display fig 18 9 shows the...

Page 24: ...use the Temp and buttons fig 18 4 and 5 to switch between menu levels 6 3 Menu level 2 Low voltage cut off The battery monitor protects the battery from excessive discharging I When the battery monit...

Page 25: ...the display fig 18 9 shows the menu level and the second and third show the parameter which can be set Press the Temp button fig 18 3 twice to switch to menu level 3 Press the Mode button fig 18 8 to...

Page 26: ...d and third show the parameter which can be set Press the Temp button fig 18 4 three times to switch to menu level 4 The digital display shows 00 Press the Mode button fig 18 8 to change the parameter...

Page 27: ...er unit Avoid damaging the lamellae in the process a Caution Do not use a water jet Check the lines refrigerant lines electrical cables inside the condenser unit for damage 7 2 Evaporator unit Clean o...

Page 28: ...voltage 24 V DC Input voltage range 20 V DC 30 V DC Operating temperature range 0 43 C Current consumption 12 18 A Low voltage cut off Configurable see chapter Menu level 2 Low voltage cut off on pag...

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