02 VIENTO INSTALLATION-Rev - Eng PRELIM PDF

Operation & Service Manual
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Carrier Transicold Europe 03/09/07 Viento - Installation/Rev- #1/56
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INSTALLATION Table of content
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Introduction...................................................................................................................................................................................4
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Preparation before installation....................................................................................................................................................5
Vehicle partition .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
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Box preparation ............................................................................................................................................................................7
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Drilling......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Roof top and cut mounting............................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Nosemount..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Evaporator ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
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Harness and hoses hole .............................................................................................................................................................................................................14
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Drain water hose hole .................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
Mushrooms ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Preparation .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
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Set up..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
Unit installation...........................................................................................................................................................................19
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Skin removal ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Skin installation......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Evaporator installation...............................................................................................................................................................24
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Hoses ...........................................................................................................................................................................................25
Mounting recommendations...................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
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Preparation ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Unit connection...........................................................................................................................................................................29
Refrigeration hoses................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Evaporator connection...............................................................................................................................................................35
Refrigeration hoses................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
RAT sensor............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
Drain pan .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38

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Driver cab preparation ...............................................................................................................................................................39
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Cab command harness fitting ...................................................................................................................................................40
Compressor connection ............................................................................................................................................................42
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Injection thermostat .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 44
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Commissioning...........................................................................................................................................................................49
Leak checking........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 49
Unit vacuum.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 50
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Refrigerant charge .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
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Settings..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 53
CPR adjustment..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................53
TXV setting .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................55
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Installation Introduction
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This document gives the correct rules to follow in order to correctly install the VIENTO 200 / 300 / 350 units.
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SAFETY FIRST
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MANDATORY BEFORE ANY ELECTRICAL OPERATION:
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DISCONNECT THE VEHICLE BATTERY:
- First remove the battery ground (-)
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- then remove the positive battery (+)
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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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Always use adequate personal protective equipment before doing anything on this refrigerant unit.
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BODYBUILDER RECOMMENDATIONS
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Drain hose from the evaporator to the outside must have an angle to insure water to be drained out.
A descent of 10 cm minimum must be applied between evaporator drain water hoses and the hoses
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inside the body (picture page 36).

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Installation Preparation before installation
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1. Unpack the box contents in your warehouse.
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KEEP THE DOCUMENT DELIVERED WITH THE
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UNIT !
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2. Unpack the box.
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3. Check if the box content corresponds to the bill of material
on the packaging.
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Condenser
Evaporator
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Mounting kit
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Cab command
In the event of any abnormality (missing, damaged part or

part number etc), fill in the form "Advance Warning, DOA,
Claim"

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Installation Preparation before installation Vehicle partition
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Take care not to obstruct the air intakes on the
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evaporator section and the ventilation ducts.
For any mobile partition installation, contact our
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Technical Department or refer to the following chart:
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MODELS Evaporator X Y
MXS 600
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Viento 200
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MXS 850
500 mm
MXS 850
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Viento 300 150 mm
MXL 850
MXS 1100
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Viento 350 1000 mm
MXL 1100
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Installation Box preparation Drilling
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Before box preparation and unit installation commences, protect the vehicle roof and the refrigeration
box floor (cover, cardboard…).
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There are 3 possibilities to fit the unit:
Roof top
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Nosemount
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Roof cut mounting
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Installation Box preparation Drilling Roof top and cut mounting
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1. Present the drilling template – not supplied - (refer to the
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bodybuilder drawing)
2. Mark out the 4 fixing holes and the electrical harness and
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hoses hole
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3. Drill the fixing holes.
drill ∅ 10 mm
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4. For roof top mounting: drill a hole ∅ 80 mm to pass hoses
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and harnesses.
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5. Install the 4 silent blocks:
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put silicone to waterproof on the bottom.
put silicone to waterproof on the 4 screws before to install
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the host unit.
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6. To pass harnesses and hoses between condenser and
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evaporator, drill the electrical harness and hoses hole.
Roof cut mounting : on vertical face of the vehicle
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Roof top mounting: on the roof of the body (refer to
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Installation Box preparation Drilling Nosemount
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1. Present the drilling template – not supplied (refer to the
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2. Mark out fixing and electrical harness and hoses holes.
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3. Drill the fixing holes
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- drill ∅ 10 mm
4. Drill the electrical harness and hoses hole.
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Installation Box preparation Drilling Evaporator
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NOTE :
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- The drilling depends on the evaporator you
have to install.
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- Let a minimum space of 150 mm between the
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box wall and the rear of the evaporator.
1. Mark the fixing holes for the evaporator (refer to the
bodybuilder drawing).
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If needed, use the fixing material adapted to reinforcement
done by the bodybuilder.
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If you don't have reinforcement, you will have to use
mushrooms (refer to section "Mushrooms" page 16).
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Installation Box preparation Drilling Evaporator
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If body reinforced, install the insert using the adapted tool
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(manual or pneumatic).
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Installation Box preparation Drilling Harness and hoses hole
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2. Drill the electrical harness and hoses hole inside the box.
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Installation Box preparation Drilling Drain water hose hole
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1. If body is not prepared to pass harnesses, refrigerant and
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water drain hoses, drill the hose inside body.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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A descent of MINIMUM 100 mm must be applied
between the drain water hoses pipe and the
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hoses inside the body to help to drain water out.
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Installation Box preparation Mushrooms Preparation
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1. From box inside, drill 4 holes ∅ 5 mm in the roof through
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and through (drill of minimum size 140mm)
2. Countersink with a drill ∅ 12,5 mm the 4 tapping drill holes
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realized at the previous step.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Take care not to damage the ∅ 5 mm drilling of
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the box external skin.
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3. From box outside, countersink with a circular slitting saw
∅ 22 mm.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Take care not to damage the ∅ 12,5 mm drilling
of the box internal skin.
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Installation Box preparation Mushrooms Preparation
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4. Measure the roof thickness.
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5. Adjust the mushroom length (L) to the roof thickness
minus the internal skin thickness (E –E')
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L: mushroom length
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E: roof thickness
E': internal skin thickness
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Mushroom in place
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1. mushroom
2. silicon gasket
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3. skin of external box
4. polyurethane foam
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5. skin of internal box
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6. evaporator upper side
7. washer
8. screw M12

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Installation Box preparation Mushrooms Set up
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1. Apply silicon on the internal side of the mushroom head.
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2. Put mushrooms in holes previously realized in box roof.
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4. Follow silent block installation. Take care to clean silent
block surface for a better sticking/water proof ness.
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Installation Unit installation Skin removal
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1. Remove the grill:
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remove the 4 fixing nuts
remove the front grill
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Installation Unit installation
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2. Remove the top cover:
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remove the 5 fixing screws.
push the cover and remove it.
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Installation Unit installation Skin installation
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1. Insert the top cover.
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Make sure that both sides of the top cover are
well engaged as described on the pictures.
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GOOD BAD

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Installation Unit installation Skin installation
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Make sure that the pins of the front grill are
well engaged into the bottom and top covers.
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2. Put the front grill in place.
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3. Tie the 4 nuts of the front grill.
Tie the 5 screws of the top cover.
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4.

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Installation Unit installation
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5. Roof top and roof cut mounting installation:
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Drill the 4 fixing holes ∅ 10 mm in the bottom cover of
the unit.
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6. Nosemount installation:
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Use the 4 fixing holes at the rear of the frame (refer to
"Box preparation/Drilling/Nosemount – page11)
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7. Using the lifting device (P/N 07-60110-00) put the unit in
place on the 4 silent blocks.
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8. Roof top and roof cut mounting installation:
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Fix the unit with the 4 silent blocks and bolts delivered in
the packaging.
9. Nosemount installation:
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Fix the unit with the 4 bolts.
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Installation Evaporator installation
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1. Remove the two side panels.
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2. Using the adapted tool, put the evaporator facing the fixing
holes previously drilled.
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3. Check the minimum distance between the rear of the
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evaporator and the box is correct (refer to the chart p6)
4. Tighten the screws.
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Installation Hoses Stocking recommendations
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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For a good functioning of refrigeration circuit,
refrigeration hoses must be clean and dry.
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Hoses must be stocked in a dry area, with
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less variation in temperature as possible and
sheltered from moisture.
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The two ends MUST ABSOLUTELY been
blocked with tight caps to avoid any
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internal damages or condensation until their
connection into the circuit.
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To fit hoses and electrical harnesses, use as much as
possible RSGU clamps.
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To protect hoses and electrical harnesses, use adequate
rubber funnels to avoid cutting with metallic corners.
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Installation Unit hoses Mounting recommendations
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Right installation
Do not twist or curve the hose.
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Keep enough length to avoid length variation when the
pipes are under pressure.
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Pipes length can vary between -2% to +4%.
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Using elbows and fittings make easier installations,
assist accessibility and increase hoses/pipes life.
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Always insure that minimum radius is respected. Provide
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Wrong installation
a radius as big as possible to avoid constriction.
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Minimum curve radius
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Module 6 80 mm
Module 8 95 mm
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Module 10 110 mm
Module 12 130 mm
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Installation Unit hoses Preparation
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Tools requested
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1. Cut the hose at the right length with appropriate tool.
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2. Put POE oil on the connector on fitting.
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3. Widen hose clearance with adapted tool before to insert
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double-clic clamp.
4. Insert double-clic clamp on the hose.

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Installation Unit hoses Preparation
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5. Lubricate the fitting.
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6. Don't forget to remove the hose cap.
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7. Insert connector in the hose.
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8. Crimp the double-click clamp with appropriate crimping
tool.
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The clamp gauge (arrow) is set between the hose and the
fitting stop. The clamp bands are perpendicular with the
fitting and hose.

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Installation Unit connection
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1. Run the electrical harnesses and ignition cable inside the
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vehicle body.
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Installation Unit connection
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2. Run refrigeration hoses inside the vehicle body.
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3. Run the drain water hose inside the vehicle body.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Always mark off the hot gas line (both sides
of the hose) in order to avoid the confusion
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with the liquid line hose.
Remove caps from the hoses JUST before
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connecting in order to avoid too much
moisture in the circuit.

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Installation Unit connection Refrigeration hoses
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Always check that O-ring is still in place. If O-
ring is missing, put a new one in place.
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4 hoses have to be connected on the unit:
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Oil return line
High pressure line
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Liquid line
Hot gas line
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4. Connect the OIL RETURN HOSE to the oil separator
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(lower fitting) to the compressor.
5. Connect the HIGH PRESSURE LINE to the oil separator
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(upper fitting) to the compressor.
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6. Remove the Hot Gas valve (HGV) solenoid to connect the
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HOT GAS LINE hose easily.
7. Connect the HOT GAS LINE fitting to the Hot Gas valve.
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8. Re-install the Hot Gas valve solenoid.
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9. Connect the LIQUID LINE HOSE to the filter drier.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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45° fitting recommended if lateral outlet needed.
GENERALY, use the appropriate fitting

depending on the installation.

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10. Attach regularly all hoses, harnesses with plastic tie-
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wraps.
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Installation Evaporator connection Refrigeration hoses
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3 hoses have to be connected to the evaporator :
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- Suction pressure hose: from the CRP valve outlet
(∅16 – module 12) to the compressor.
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- Liquid line hose: from the expansion valve
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through the heat exchanger (∅8 – module 6) to the
host unit.
- Hot gas line: from the defrost element inlet
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(∅8 – module 6) to the host unit.
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1. Run hoses and harness through the hole.
- Suction line
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- Liquid line
- Hot gas line
- Fan motor wires
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- RAT cable
- Injection valve if so equipped
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2. Prepare hoses as described in section "Unit hoses /
Preparation - p27".

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Installation Evaporator connection Refrigeration hoses
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3. Install fitting and connect the SUCTION PRESSURE LINE
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hose (∅16 – module 12) to outlet of the CPR valve.
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4. Install fitting and connect the HOT GAS LINE hose -with
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red label (∅8 – module 6) to the drain pan serpentin inlet.
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6) to the Thermostatic Expansion Valve inlet (through the
heat exchanger).
6. Attach all hoses with plastic tie-wraps.

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Installation Evaporator connection RAT sensor
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7. With the ∅6 clamp, install the RAT sensor.
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8. Connect together evaporator fan connectors.
9. Put the bottom skin in place.
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Installation Evaporator connection Drain pan
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10. Put the drain water pipe in place.
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A descent of MINIMUM 100 mm must be applied
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between the drain water hoses pipe and the
hoses inside the body to help to drain water out.
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11. Connect the drain water hoses between drain water
pipes and evaporator water tubes.
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12. Fix tie-wrap sockets to maintain drain tubes in the right
position.
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13. Insulate the two holes with silicone.
14. Install the two evaporator sides.

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Installation Driver cab preparation
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Before drilling the floor, check the location of
fuel tank, harness and/or tubes.
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1. Drill a hole in the cab floor (behind driver or passenger
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seat – depends on battery location).
RECOMMENDATIONS
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Protect the hole (ex: armoured hose) to avoid
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harness and hoses damage.
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2. Run water drain hose through the floor.
3. Run battery cable through the floor.
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4. Run the refrigeration hose.
5. Run the cab command and ignition cable to the
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dashboard.
Install a capping (not supplied) to cover the hoses and
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harness.

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Installation Cab command harness fitting
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NOTE: For cab command harness fitting, refer to the
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vehicle mounting kit instructions.
1. Route the cab command harness to the vehicle
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dashboard.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Protect or move the harness away from
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metallic corners of the chassis.
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Avoid connecting the harness to/or in contact
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with heating source.
Avoid connecting the harness to parts that
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may cause vibrations.
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Installation Cab command harness fitting
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2. Fit the cab command (in specified location).
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Take care not to pierce any harness or hoses
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within the dashboard.
If the cab command is built into the
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dashboard, fit it as far as possible from the
heating ducts.
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Maximum temperature of exposure: 70°C
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(158°F)
The cab command MUST NOT be located
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behind the screen (T° too high and
obstruction of windscreen).
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Installation Compressor connection
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MANDATORY BEFORE ANY ELECTRICAL OPERATION.
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DISCONNECT THE VEHICLE BATTERY: Remove the battery ground (-), the positive battery (+)
and lock-out.
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1. Move along hoses and battery harness to the compressor
and vehicle battery.
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2. Attach regularly the harness with plastic tie-wraps and
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base tie-wraps onto the chassis.
3. Insulate the hole with silicon.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Protect or move the harness away from
metallic corners of the chassis.
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Avoid connecting the harness to/or in contact
with heating source.
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Avoid connecting the harness to parts that
may cause vibrations.
Do not secure the unit harness to the vehicle
harness or piping
Avoid drilling the vehicle frame.

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Installation Compressor connection
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4. Connect the HIGH PRESSURE HOSE.
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5. Connect the SUCTION PRESSURE HOSE.
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compressor).
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Installation Compressor connection Injection thermostat
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7. Install injection thermostat on the compressor High
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pressure line fitting with the clamp.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Take care to place correctly the thermostat in
order to have a good contact with the fitting.
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in a retractable sleeve.
9. Insert terminals in the injection thermostat.
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Installation Compressor connection Injection thermostat
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10. Protect the wires with sleeve.
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11. Maintain all cables with plastic tie-wraps.
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Installation Battery & ignition key harness fitting
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1. Route the ignition cable to the vehicle fuse box.
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2. Connect the white wire onto the fuse holder supplied in the
mounting kit (1A).
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3. Refer to the corresponding mounting kit instruction to
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connect the +12Vdc ignition live.
Install the 80 amps fuse holder as closed as possible from
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the 12 Vdc battery.
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Cut the battery harness to the required length.
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Installation Battery & ignition key harness fitting
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4. Connect the fuse.
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5. Put grease on the fuse holder connections.
6. Connect the + battery (red). Crimp the terminal with
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adapted crimping tool.
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Installation Battery harness fitting
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7. Install the 80 amps fuse in the fuse holder.
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8. Install protection cap on the fuse.
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9. Connect unit ground (-) to the vehicle chassis.
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10. Re-connect the ground (-) of the vehicle battery.
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Installation Commissioning Leak checking
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REQUIREMENT
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1 vacuum pump
1 manifold gauges (4 connections)
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1 vacuumeter
To check gas leak
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1. Install manifold gauges on the compressor side.
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2. Connect the vacuum pump to the manifold gauges.
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3. Start the vacuum pump and vacuum for 15 mn: to remove
the air in the circuit.
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4. After 15mn, stop the vacuum pump.
5. Connect the nitrogen to the manifold gauges.
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6. Put 15 bar (219 psi) in the circuit.
7. Use bubbles water on all refrigeration fittings
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8. No bubbles formation means that the circuit is tight.

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Installation Commissioning Unit vacuum
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To vacuum the circuit
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1. Remove the nitrogen.
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2. Start the vacuum pump.
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3. Apply "Triple evacuation" process
(refer to refrigeration training module)
4. Stop the vacuum pump.
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5. Check if vacuum is complete with vacuumeter.
(refer to refrigeration training module)
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Installation Commissioning Refrigerant charge
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REQUIREMENT
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1 manifold gauges (4 connections)
1 refrigerant cylinder
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1 scale - minimum precision requested: 5%
After vacuum, charge the circuit
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1. Install the manifold gauges on "Free Schrader" fitting
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located inside the condenser on the high pressure line.
2. Place refrigerant cylinder on scale and connect charging
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line from cylinder to manifold.
3. Purge charging line at inlet manifold.
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4. Note the weight of refrigerant cylinder. Be sure that the
unit is stopped during this operation.
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5. Open liquid valve on refrigerant cylinder and allow the
liquid refrigerant to flow into the unit until the correct
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weight of refrigerant has been added as indicated by
weight scale.

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Installation Commissioning Refrigerant charge
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6. When refrigerant cylinder weight (scale) indicates that the
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correct charge has been added, close the manifold valves.
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Refrigerant charge
Viento 200 0.85 Kg ± 5%
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Viento 300 1 Kg ± 5%
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Viento 350 1,1 Kg ± 5%
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Installation Commissioning Settings CPR adjustment
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The Compressor Regulation valve is a device designed to
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regulate the flow of refrigerant returning to the compressor
from the evaporator, this ensures correct capacity for the unit.
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The Compressor Regulation valve also reduces the load on
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the compressor during start-up & whilst in operation which is
why it is important it is correctly set-up on commissioning.
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Adjustment has to be done:
Road operation
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Heat or defrost mode
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Compressor speed at 2400 rpm
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Installation Commissioning Settings CPR adjustment
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1. Connect manifold to CPR fitting.
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2. Start the unit in Heating or Defrost mode.
3. Check compressor speed: 2400 rpm.
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4. Remove CPR cap.
5. Adjust CPR to get gauge pressure value with hexagonal
socket head wrenches (n°8) :
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To raise the suction pressure : turn the setting screw
clockwise
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To lower the suction pressure: turn the setting screw
counterclockwise.
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CPR adjustment
R134a R404A
Viento 200 3 bar 2.7 bar
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jam nut settting screw LA HA
Viento 300 2.2 bar
1,85 bar 1.25 bar
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LA HA
Viento 350 2.8 bar
3.4 bar 1,8 bar
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6. When the setting has been adjusted, tighten the jam nut
securely against the setting screw to prevent any
movement of the setting screw due to vibrations in the
unit.
7. Replace the cap.

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Installation Commissioning Settings TXV setting
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The Thermo Expansion valve is a precision device designed
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to meter the flow of refrigerant into an evaporator in exact
proportion to the rate of evaporation of the refrigerant in the
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evaporator.
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The Thermo Expansion valve can control the refrigerant gas
leaving the evaporator at a pre-determined superheat.
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(Temperature measured at remote bulb location) and P2
(Evaporation temperature of the last liquid drop).
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T1 : Temperature at remote bulb location
P2 : Evaporator outlet pressure
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S : Superheat
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Installation Commissioning Settings TXV setting
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1. Connect manifold to evaporator outlet fitting.
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2. Install a sensor on the expansion valve bulb location.
3. Run the unit on COOLING mode.
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4. Correct superheat:
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Turn anti-clockwise to increase flow & decrease
superheat
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Turn clockwise to decrease flow and increase
superheat.
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TXV adjustment
Viento 200 8°C at box temperature 0°C
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(14.4°F at box T° : 32°F)
Viento 300
4°C at box temperature -20°C
Viento 350 (7.2°F at box T° : -4°F)

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L I M 8. Fit injection thermostat wires and compressor clutch wires

To check gas leak

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After vacuum, charge the circuit

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Viento 200 0.85 Kg ± 5%

 Heat or defrost mode

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L I M The superheat is the temperature difference between T1

Viento 200 8°C at box temperature 0°C

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Heat or defrost mode