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5.   Description of control 

 

5.1 Display  

 

5.1.1 Single temperature version 

 

 

1. ON/OFF BUTTON:

 to switch on/off the unit (press 3 seconds). The red LED lights up when the unit is on.   

2. SET button

: to set the work set point of the unit. When the LED is on, setting is enabled.   

3. PROGRAMMING BUTTON:

  to  access  the  programming  mode  (press  5  seconds).  When  the  LED  is  on, 

programming is enabled.   

4  MANUAL DEFROST BUTTON:

 press for 5 seconds to start a defrost cycle. When the LED is on, defrost is 

in course. 

5. UP/DOWN

 buttons to set parameters and set point.   

6.

 

LED °C or °F:

 it shows the unit of temperature measurement adopted for the displayed temperature.  

7.

 

HOT MODE LED:

 it shows that the unit is carrying out the hot cycle.    

8.

 

COLD MODE LED:

 it shows that the unit is carrying out the cold cycle.    

9.

 

DEFROST LED:

 it shows that the unit is carrying out the defrost cycle.    

10.

 

STAND-BY LED:

 it shows that the unit is operating in stand-by mode. 

11.

 

ALARM LED:

 it activates any time an alarm occurs.  

12.

 

ROAD LED: 

it shows that the unit is operating in road mode. 

13.

 

CONDENSER FAN LED:

 it shows that the condenser fan is operating.   

14.

 

EVAPORATOR FAN LED:

 it shows that the evaporator fan is operating.   

15.

 

DISPLAY:

 it shows the cold room temperature.   

16.

 

DISPLAY:

 it displays the alarms.       

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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Page 1: ...zer0 FZ MANUALE USO E MANUTENZIONE USE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS NOTICE DE MODE D EMPLOI ET D ENTRETIEN GEBRAUCHS UND WARTUNGSHANDBUCH MANUAL DE USO Y MANUTENCI N I GB ES F D RU...

Page 2: ...mation in this manual and refer to it any further questions regarding the operation of the unit Zanotti Transblock This manual refers to the model in its standard configuration Some optional component...

Page 3: ...Defrosting 4 5 Heating function 4 6 Multi temperature operation 5 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROL 5 1 Display 5 2 Operations 5 2 1 Switching on and off 5 2 2 Set point setting 5 2 3 Manual defrosting 5 3 Alarm...

Page 4: ...the unit and represents a serious danger for people s health ATTENTION The unit is not suitable for working in explosive environments Therefore the use of the unit in an explosion dangerous atmospher...

Page 5: ...When working near the coils condenser and evaporator pay attention not to cut oneself with the edges of the fins When the unit is working avoid putting hands near fans and belts Refrigerant fluid hand...

Page 6: ...before calling your service personnel Technical support staff needs this information to ensure a more efficient service The plate is complete visible by removing the left side according to the directi...

Page 7: ...ctrocution Connect this cable to a circuit breaker never to the main line directly Direction of rotation Colours of supply cable wires Attention important clean the condenser periodically by blowing a...

Page 8: ...he refrigeration system is designed to maintain the temperature of the goods to the level of the loading temperature the system is not suitable for cooling hot products SOME ADVICES Before loading Coo...

Page 9: ...of a transformer other dedicated AC devices are activated Stand by mode usually provides cooling power equivalent to 60 70 of the maximum capacity available in road mode It should be used primarily f...

Page 10: ...ve Advice The efficiency of the defrost is inextricably linked to the accuracy of drain water line The steepness of the discharge is such as to ensure the smooth flow of the drain water Periodically c...

Page 11: ...s and set point 6 LED C or F it shows the unit of temperature measurement adopted for the displayed temperature 7 HOT MODE LED it shows that the unit is carrying out the hot cycle 8 COLD MODE LED it s...

Page 12: ...perature 7 UP DOWN BUTTONS set parameters and set point 8 COLD MODE LED it shows that the unit is carrying out the cold cycle N 1 refers to the evaporator of compartment 1 n 2 to the evaporator of com...

Page 13: ...tage and then insert the plug This action automatically enables the stand by mode identified by the icon The presence of the LED on the cab control indicates the presence of power and the unit is read...

Page 14: ...The alarm usually appears long as it is active in the case of an alarm with automatic reset the symbol disappears but will still remain stored and can be displayed within the archive alarms history 5...

Page 15: ...bstacles in front of the condenser such as to obstruct the proper air flow F1t FtB Electric motor protection only for stand by mode units Following the intervention of the electric motor protecion the...

Page 16: ...eypad defective or not properly connected Check the wire and the connections on the card and keypad Pof Pon Lock Unlock keyboard The abbreviation PoF PoF indicates that the keypad lock is active by si...

Page 17: ...the refrigerant charge Checking the functions of cabin command Check and clean the electrical connections Check the tightening torque of bolts and screws on the unit and the compressor kit Replacemen...

Page 18: ...mpressor is not driven 7 1 Fuses Most of the fuses are located inside the electrical panel and on the electronic board The battery fuse is connected directly to the positive cable during installation...

Page 19: ...ested which is able to ensure the same level of performance and safety of the original plant Zanotti designs its parts because they meet extreme demands of the refrigeration systems in vehicles Invest...

Page 20: ...116 Zanotti S p A Via M L King 30 46020 Pegognaga MN Italy Tel 0376 5551 Fax 0376 536554 Info zanotti com www zanotti com 0MAN296 01 2016...

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