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Troubleshooting

Operation

Condenser unit is OFF

The mains isolating switch on the wall,

circuit breaker or fuses are OFF at the power

board

Turn isolating switch, circuit breaker or

fuses ON

The main switch of the unit is OFF

Electrical wiring damaged

Condenser unit broken

Faulty electronic controller

Ambient air entering the units

Exhaust fan above the unit

Baffle fully closed

Warm items in unit

Air not circulating

Too many items in the unit (overloaded)

Items obstructing air vents / grills

Defrost cycle is ON / just finished

Evaporator coil fins blocked

Evaporator coil iced up

Temperature probe broken / disabled

Set point temperature too high

Temperature probe damaged

Evaporator fans not operating

Condenser unit overloaded (remote units)

Condenser coil blocked (remote units)

Undercharge/Overcharge of refrigerant

Faulty electronic controller

Set point too low

Temperature probe broken/disabled

Unit does not operate/start

Unit is too warm

Unit is too cold

Faulty electronic controller

Continuous cycle setting ON (integral units)

Turn ON condenser unit

Turn the main switch ON

Replace / Fix electrical wiring

Replace / Fix refrigeration unit

Replace controller

Move away from air flow

Move unit / exhaust fan

Open baffle

Pre-chill / Remove items / Wait 30min

for items to chill

Remove some items / Clear air vents/Grills

Remove some items

Re-position items

Wait 30min for cabinet to cool

Clean fins / Run defrost cycle
Adjust defrost cycle to match 

environment / Remove warm items / Fix or

replace door seals 

Replace / Enable probe

Adjust the set point temperature

Replace temperature probe

Replace / Fix fans

Replace with bigger condenser unit / 

Remove some refrigerator units from the 

condenser unit

Remove dust and debris

Add/remove refrigerant

Replace controller

Adjust set point temperature

Replace / Enable probe

Replace controller

Turn OFF continuous cycle)

O

O

O

T
T
T

Main circuit board is hot

Replace / Fix circuit board

T

Refrigeration circuit board(s) is hot

Replace / Fix circuit board(s)

T

O
O
O
O

O
O
O
O

O/T

T

T
T
T
T
T

T
T
T
T

Direct sunlight

Block sunlight, window tinting/shades

O

T
T
T

Problem

Possible Causes

Task

Possible Corrective Action

(O) = Operator
(T) = Technician Task

Summary of Contents for W.CFC23

Page 1: ...ality Woodson product Specification Installation and Operation Manual Models W CFS23 W CFS24 W CFS25 W CFS26 W CFC23 W CFC24 W CFC25 W CFC26 Cold Food Displays Rev A 26 02 2018 Phone 0800 503 335 Spar...

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Page 3: ...7 Information Specification Climate Classes 8 Information Technical Specifications 8 W CFS23 W CFS24 W CFS25 W CFS26 W CFC23 W CFC24 W CFC25 W CFC26 Operation Initial Start up Operation 13 Initial Sta...

Page 4: ...of reliable service Stoddart is a wholly Australian owned company which manufactures and distributes Woodson commercial catering equipment Stoddart products are manufactured and or engineered in Austr...

Page 5: ...t of pinch point areas Unit is not waterproof DO NOT use jet sprays hoses or pour water over on the exterior of the unit Only use this unit with voltage specified on the rating label Do NOT remove any...

Page 6: ...upporting its weight Do not position the unit in a wet area an area with a lot of heat and steam or near ammable substances Allow an air gap between the unit and other objects or surfaces We recommend...

Page 7: ...the lines when leaving the factory should be 1380kPa 200psi Contact the manufacturer to confirm Any pressure loss MUST be reported to the distributor or manufacturer and fixed before the unit is used...

Page 8: ...pressed in kilowatts in this manual Single Phase Units Supplied with an appropriately rated plug and lead fitted and be indicated as 10A plug lead fitted 15A plug lead fitted 20A plug lead fitted Some...

Page 9: ...h an M1 class package would be designated as 3M1 Refrigerated Units in Commercial Kitchens would normally be climate class 4 CLIMATE CLASSES Test Room Climate Class Dry bulb temperature C Relative hum...

Page 10: ...Page 9 Specification W CFS24 210 528 36 310 404 547 404 1355 1355 690 382 W CFS23 1030 1030 690 382 210 241 241 547 528 36 310...

Page 11: ...Page 10 W CFS25 W CFS26 Specification 210 528 36 310 1680 1680 566 566 547 690 382 210 528 36 310 2005 729 729 547 690 382 2005...

Page 12: ...Page 11 Specification W CFC23 W CFC24 1030 547 241 241 481 691 600 272 R 2 0 0 7 0 528 36 36 382 30 210 272 R 2 0 0 528 36 382 30 210 481 1355 547 404 404 691...

Page 13: ...Page 12 Specification W CFC26 W CFC25 272 R 2 0 0 528 36 382 30 210 481 547 566 566 691 1680 272 R 2 0 0 528 36 382 210 481 547 729 729 691 2005...

Page 14: ...onF oFF Not Enabled DEF KEY FUNCTIONS UP DOWN To lock and unlock the keyboard To enter in programming mode To return to the room temperature display KEY COMBINATIONS 1 Push and immediately release th...

Page 15: ...left in the unit This unit is NOT designed to store product after hours The unit MUST be switched OFF If the unit is moved for night storage ensure the castors are locked mobile units only Food Storag...

Page 16: ...n can be treated with a commercial cleaning agent that contains citric oxalic nitric phosphoric Do NOT use cleaning agents with chlorides or other harsh chemicals as this can cause corrosion After tre...

Page 17: ...pool on the unit Check crevices and folds Note In some areas particularly seaside environments stainless steel can be subject to surface discolouration or tea staining This can be removed with an appr...

Page 18: ...controller Continuous cycle setting ON integral units Turn ON condenser unit Turn the main switch ON Replace Fix electrical wiring Replace Fix refrigeration unit Replace controller Move away from air...

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