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FIELD SERVICE GUIDE
The problem most frequently encountered in refrigera- tion systems is liquid water downstream. Most causes of water
DANGER
Refrigeration systems can be dangerous. Work on the refrigeration system should be done only by a competent refrigeration me- chanic.
Do not release fluorocarbon refrigerants in- doors or drain liquid refrigerants into floor drains. Refrigerant vapors may accumulate in low places. Inhalation of high concentra- tions may be fatal. All refrigerant must be re- covered per EPA requirements.
Do not smoke while working on the refrigeration system or when a refrigerant leak is suspected. Refrigerant may decom- pose in the presence of burning materials, forming toxic gas or acids which may cause serious injury and property damage.
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No discharge from automatic | Accumulation of dirt in automatic | Dismantle and clean, repair or replace automatic | |
drain valves or failure of auto- | |||
drain valves on coalescing filter. | drain valves (refer to Bulletin 138). | ||
matic drain valves. | |||
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INLET AIR temperature indicating |
| Check aftercooler discharge temperature. Reduce | |
light flashes, IAT is outside nor- |
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Aftercooler malfunction. | temperature to 120°F max.; reduce airflow if tem- | ||
mal range or IAT reaches alarm | |||
| perature is above 100°F (see Airflow section). | ||
set point. |
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| 1. Clean condenser coils (see Maintenance, | |
| 1. Fouled condenser. | Monthly). Push reset button on high/low refrigerant | |
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| cutout control. | |
Refrigerant compressor stopped. |
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(REFRIG SUCTION temperature |
| 2. Ensure adequate ventilation of purifier. Motor | |
light flashes, temperature is out- | 2. Refrigerant compressor over- | ||
thermostat resets automatically. Turn off purifier, | |||
side normal range or alarm set | heated. | ||
wait 30 minutes, then restart. | |||
point is reached.) |
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| 3. Refrigerant compressor | 3. Have refrigeration mechanic replace compres- | |
| inoperative. | sor. | |
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| 1. Refrigerant compressor | 1. Ensure adequate ventilation of purifier. Motor | |
Refrigerant compressor stopped. | thermostat resets automatically. Turn off purifier, | ||
overheated. | |||
(REFRIG DISCHARGE tempera- | wait 30 minutes, then restart. | ||
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ture light flashes, temperature is |
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outside normal range or alarm |
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set point is reached.) | 2. Refrigerant compressor | 2. Have refrigeration mechanic replace compres- | |
| inoperative. | sor. | |
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Pyramid 8000® Series Purifiers (Bulletin 289) | 15 |