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Thank you for having chosen an LAE electronic product. Before installing the instrument, please read this instruction booklet carefully
in order to ensure safe installation and optimum performance.

1. INSTALLATION

1.1

LF28, size 105x90x55 mm (WxHxD), must be fitted to a DIN rail in such a position so as to prevent debris and moisture

infiltration which may cause serious damage and compromise safety.

1.2

The instrument should work with room temperatures between -10°.. +50°C and relative humidity between 15%.. 80% inclusive.

Supply voltage, switched powers and connection set-up should scrupulously comply with the indications given on the container. To
reduce the effects of electromagnetic disturbance, keep the flat connecting cable, the sensor and signal cables well separate from
the power wires.

1.3

The display unit LCD16 is secured to the panel by means of the two springs on the side of the box. The unit is mounted on the

panel through a 29x71 mm opening, exert a moderate pressure so as to get the LCD16 to align flush to the panel surface. The main
unit LF28 and the display unit LCD16 are connected to each other by means of the flat cable supplied in the package.

1.4

The sensor T1 measures the air temperature and activates in the thermostat control cycle; it should be placed inside the

appliance in a point that truly represents the temperature of the stored product. If enabled (T2=YES), the sensor T2 measures the
evaporator temperature and should be placed where there is the maximum formation of frost. If enabled  (T3=YES), the sensor T3
should be located between the condenser fins, half way between the condenser inlet and outlet. The auxiliary sensor T4 can be used
to monitor the temperature of either a second evaporator (T4=2EU), or of a second condensing unit (T4=2CU) or disabled
(T4=NON).

CAUTION: should the relays have to switch a heavy load frequently, it is advisable to contact the manufacturer for indications on the
lifetime of the contacts.
Whenever products must be kept within very severe specifications or the products have considerable value, the use of a second
instrument is recommended, which activates upon or warns of any malfunction.

2. OPERATING MODES

Upon switching on, just the central line (autotest) appears on the display for approximately three seconds and the subsequent indications depend
on the operating status of the controller. TABLE 1 gives the indications associated with the various states, whereas the symbols appearing in the
text are explained in TABLE 2.

2.1 S

TANDBY

.

If button 

is pressed for 3 seconds, it allows the LF28 to be put on a standby, or to resume output control (with

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE.

LF28

0LLF28003EN

S

TANDBY

N

ORMAL

I

NFO

M

ENU

I

NFO

D

ATA

S

ETUP

M

ENU

P

ARAMETER

V

ALUE

OFF

-19

T1

-20

SCL

1°C

Not

Product   

Air

Display scale

Operating

Temper. (sim.)

temperature

DEF

T2

-25

SPL

-25

Defrost

Evaporator Minimum 

temperature

setpoint

REC

- - -

- - -

SPH

-18

Recovery after 

...   

Maximum 

defrost

setpoint

HI 

TLO

-19

- - - 

- - - 

High temp.  

Min. stored 

....  

alarm

temperature

- - -  

CND

15

- - - 

- - - 

....

Condenser clean 

....

cycle

E1

LOC

NO

- - - 

- - - 

Faulty T1 probe

Locked keypad

TABLE 1

Summary of Contents for LF28

Page 1: ...emperature and should be placed where there is the maximum formation of frost If enabled T3 YES the sensor T3 should be located between the condenser fins half way between the condenser inlet and outl...

Page 2: ...l thermostatic cycle is being resumed 2 7 ALARM An anomaly in the operation is displayed through the lighting up of an abbreviation showing its cause high low alarm temperature in the cabinet door ope...

Page 3: ...t When the controller is put on a standby the accumulated time count is frozen is not incremented Defrosting may also be induced manually by pressing the button for 2 seconds or with DI2 RDS through t...

Page 4: ...lements is given in detail below 7 1 ATL establishes the alarm differential for temperatures below set point ATH the alarm differential for temperatures above set point hysteresis Putting one or both...

Page 5: ...c temporary needs of the refrigerator such as warm food being put into the cabinet door being opened frequently etc Control sensitivity to switch over from Group I to Group II is determined by paramet...

Page 6: ...see 5 1 and following If the DI2 inputs of two or more controllers must be linked to each other to establish a remote defrost start control it s mandatory to use the optocoupled version mod LF28x3xx...

Page 7: ...F28D3S4E B INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE 7 2 A Evaporator fan Condenser fan N L I II 7 2 A Cond 2 Evp 1 Cond 1 DI2 DS T4 T2 T1 T3 remote LCD16 max total current 18A 12 4 A 20 6 A RS485 PC comm...

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