Bally Refrigerated Boxes BB Medium Profile Unit Coolers User Manual

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PRODUCT DA T A &
Electric Defrost
Medium Profile BB Unit Coolers
INSTALLATION
Bulletin: B30-BBE-PDI-15 1048680
Medium and low Temp Applications
°F Room Temp. or Higher)
(-30 Electrical Power: Three Phase
* Heavy gauge textured aluminum cabinet construction resists scratches/corrosion and minimizes weight for shipment, installation and service.
* Attractive and durable high density polyethylene fan guards with built-in throw boosters.
* 3/8 Tubing coil construction (reduces operating charge).
* VENTURI-FLO Distributor eliminates need for distributor nozzle selections.
* Adjustable Defrost Termination Thermostat with dual Fan Delay function.

NOMENCLATURE

BB
BALLY MEDIUM PROFILE UNIT COOLER
NUMBER OF FANS MBH CAPACITY AT
o
10
F T .D. (60Hz) SIZE 24 = 24,000 BTUH OF COOLING
OPTIONS P = PRE ASSEMBLED REMOTE S = STANDARD UNIT
DEFROST ED = ELECTRIC DEFROST
ELECTRICAL T3 = 208-230/3/60 T4 = 460/3/60 T5 = 575/3/60 T7 = 200-220/3/50 T8 = 380/3/60 T9 = 380-400/3/50
REVISION LEVEL
24
1
* Stainless-Steel Defrost Heaters mounted on the
-ED-
P
T4 B
coil for service accessibility * Refrigerants R12, R22, R502, R134a, R404A,
R407A, R407B, R407C, R507.
CONTENTS PAGE
Nomenclature.....................................
Capacity Data.....................................
Electrical Data....................................
Wiring Diagrams................................
Alco TXV Selections...........................
Sporlan TXV Selections.....................
Pictorial Views....................................
Application..........................................
Installation..........................................
Inspection...........................................
Location..............................................
Mounting.............................................
Drain Line...........................................
Piping..................................................
Wiring.................................................
System Check....................................
Maintenance.......................................
Service Parts List...............................
Project Information............................
Cover
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60Hz SPECIFICATIONS

Capacity Data - (BTUH) @ 10oF TD 60Hz
BBLEDOM
o
ERUTAREPMETPAVE
FDE-P611DE-P911DE-P421DE-P232DE-P832DE-P542DE-P152DE-P063DE-P863DE-P573
52+/02+
01+
0
01­02­03­04-
MFC
TNAREGIRFER
*EGRAHC
* R404A at -20oF S.S.T . with coil 30% full
LBS KG
00091 02681 05081 09
271
05161
01051 08631
0013007405540049004900290019056310563105631
8.5
7.2
00032 04522 05812 03902
05591
07181 06561
4.5
4.2
00092 02482 05572 09362
05642
01922 08802
2.8 7
.3
00083 04273
63
001 08543
00323
02003 06372
5.8
9.3
00064 08054 00734 06814
00193
04363 02133
8.01
9.4
00035 04915 05305 03284
05054
07814 06183
6.21
7.5
00006 0088
5
00075 00645
00015
00474 00234
1.61
3.7
00007 00686 00566 00736
00595
00355 00405
6.91
9.8
00008 00487 00067 00827
00086
00236 00675
4.22
2.01
00088 04268 00638 08008
00847
02596 06336
5.42
2.11
208-230/3/60
LEDOM
B3T-DE-P611BB10.25.25102342.114102 B3T-DE-P911BB10.25.25100168.518.9152 B3T-DE-P421BB10.25.25100168.518.9152
BB20.45.451086112.038.7354
B3T-DE-P232 B3T-DE-P832BB20.45.451086112.038.7354 B3T-DE-P542BB20.45.451086112.038.7354 B3T-DE-P152BB20.45.451086112.038 B3T-DE-P063BB30.65.651052717.449.5506 B3T-DE-P863BB30.65.651052717.449.5506 B3T-DE-P573BB30.65.651052717.449.5506
YTQ
ELECTRICAL DATA 60HZ
SROTOMNAF SRETAEHTSORFED
LATOT
ALF
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
ESUF.XAM
)SPMA(
STTAWSPMA
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
.7354
460/3/60
SROTOMNAF SRETAEHTSORFED
LEDOM
YTQ
B4T-DE-P611BB10.152.15102346.57 51 B4T-DE-P911BB10.152.15100169.79.951 B4T-DE-P421BB10.152.15100169.79.951 B4T-DE-P232BB20. B4T-DE-P832BB20.252.251086111.519.8152 B4T-DE-P542BB20.252.251086111.519.8152 B4T-DE-P152BB20.252.251086111.5 B4T-DE-P063BB30.352.351052713.229.7203 B4T-DE-P863BB30.352.351052713.229.7203 B4T-DE-P573BB30.352.351052713.229.7203
LATOT
ALF
252.251086111.519.8152
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
ESUF.XAM
)SPMA(
STTAWSPMA
19.8152
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
AM
AM
ESUF.X
)SPMA(
ESUF.X
)SPMA(
575/3/60
LEDOM
B5T-DE-P611BB18.01 5102345.46.551 B5T-DE-P911BB18.01 5100163.69.751 B5T-DE-P421BB18.01 5100163.69.751 B5T-DE-P232BB26.18.1510861 B5T-DE-P832BB26.18.151086111.211.5102 B5T-DE-P542BB26.18.151086111.211.5102 B5T-DE-P152BB26.18.151086111.211.5102
-P063BB34.26.251052719.714.2252
B5T-DE B5T-DE-P863BB34.26.251052719.714.2252 B5T-DE-P573BB34.26.251052719.714.2252
All Fan Motors are 3/4 H.P .
SROTOMNAF SRETAEHTSORFED
YTQ
LATOT
ALF
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
ESUF.XAM
)SPMA(
STTAWSPMA
11.211.5102
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
AM
ESUF.X
)SPMA(
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50Hz SPECIFICATIONS

Capacity Data - (BTUH) @ 10oF TD 50Hz
BBLEDOM
o
ERUTAREPMETPAVE
FDE-P611DE-P911DE-P421DE-P232DE-P232DE-P542DE-P152DE-P063DE-P863DE-P573
52+/02+
01+
0
01­02­03­04-
MFC
TNAREGIRFER
*EGRAHC
* R404A at -20oF S.S.T . with coil 30% full
LBS KG
08471 03171 60661 70
951
85841
90831 68521
0752009308730087008700870557033110563105631
8.5
7.2
06112 73702 20102 65291
68971
61761 53251
4.5
4.2
08662 64162 64352 97242
87622
77012 01291
2.8 7
.3
06943 16243
33
212 41813
61792
81672 17152
5.8
9.3
02324 47414 40204 11583
27953
33433 07403
8.01
9.4
06784 58774 22364 27344
64414
02583 70153
6.21
7.5
00255 6904
5
04425 23205
02964
80634 44793
1.61
3.7
00446 21136 08116 40685
04745
67805 86364
6.91
9.8
00637 82127 02996 67966
06526
44185 29925
4.22
2.01
06908 14397 21967 47637
61886
85936 19285
5.42
2.11
200-220/3/50
LEDOM
-P232BB24.338.351586017.726.4304
380-400/3/50
LEDOM
T-DE-P063BB34.26.25105271728.3304
ELECTRICAL DATA 50HZ
SROTOMNAF SRETAEHTSORFED
YTQ
B7T-DE-P611BB17.131.25105937.014.3151 B7T-DE-P911BB17.131.25108555.411.8102 B7T-DE-P421BB17.131.25108555.411.8102 B7T-DE B7T-DE-P832BB24.338.351586017.726.4304 B7T-DE-P542BB24.338.351586017.726.4304 B7T-DE-P152BB24.338. B7T-DE-P063BB31.535.551587519.041.1555 B7T-DE-P863BB31.535.551587519.041.1555 B7T-DE-P573BB31.535.551587519.041.1
YTQ
B9T-DE-P611BB18.00.15102348.65.851 B9T-DE-P911BB18.00.15100166.92151 B9T-DE-P421BB18.00.15100166.92151 B9T-DE-P232BB26.18.15 B9T-DE-P832BB26.18.151086113.819.2252 B9T-DE-P542BB26.18.151086113.819.2252 B9T-DE-P152BB26.18.151086113.819.2252 B9 B9T-DE-P863BB34.26.25105271728.3304 B9T-DE-P573BB34.26.25105271728.3304
LATOT
ALF
LATOT
ALF
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
351586017.726.4304
SROTOMNAF SRETAEHTSORFED
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
ESUF.XAM
)SPMA(
ESUF.XAM
)SPMA(
1086113.819.2252
STTAWSPMA
STTAWSPMA
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
555
.CRIC.NIM
YTICAPMA
AM
AM
ESUF.X
)SPMA(
ESUF.X
)SPMA(
All Fan Motors are 3/4 H.P .
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WIRING DIAGRAM

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WIRING DIAGRAM
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116

DIMENSIONAL DATA

119 124
232 238 245 251
360 368 375
DIMENSIONAL DATA
INCHES (MILLIMETERS)
Electric Defrost Model 116 119 124 232 238 245 251 360 368 375 Number of Fans
Liquid Connection (O.D. Sweat)
Suction Connection (O.D. Sweat)
Approx. Shipping Weight
Lbs.
Kg
1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3
5/8
(16)
7/8
(22) 160 190 205 350 370 380 390 540 560 580
73 86 93 159 168 173 177 245 227 264
7/8
(22)
1 1/8
(29)
7/8
(22)
1 3/8
(35)
7/8
(22)
1 3/8
(35)
7/8
(22)
1 5/8
(41)
7/8
(22)
1 5/8
(41)
7/8
(22)
1 5/8
(41)
7/8
(22)
1 5/8
(41)
1 1/8
(29)
2 1/8
(54)
1 1/8
(29)
2 1/8
(54)
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ALCO TXV SELECTIONS

R404A - R507
EVAP TEMP
+20/+25oF
+10oF
0oF
-10oF
-20oF
-30oF
-40oF
EVAP TEMP
+20/+25oF
+10oF
0oF
-10oF
-20oF
-30oF
-40oF
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE# BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
19000 18620 18050
17290 16150 15010
13680 HFES 2-RZ
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
53000 51940 50350
48230 45050 41870
38160 HFES 7-RZ 43200 HFES 7-RZ 50400 HFES 10-RZ
R22
EVAP
TEMP
+20/+25oF
+10oF
0oF
-10oF
-20oF
-30oF
-40oF
EVAP
TEMP
+20/+25oF
+10oF
0oF
-10oF
-20oF
-30oF
-40oF
116P-ED 119P-ED 124P-ED 232P-ED 238P-ED
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE# BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
19000 18620 18050
17290 16150
15010 13680
245P-ED 251P-ED 360P-ED 368P-ED 375P-ED
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
53000 51940 50350
48230 45050 41870 38160
MODEL BB
116P-ED 119P-ED 124P-ED 232P-ED 238P-ED
HFES
1 1/2-RC
HFES
1 1/2-RZ
23000 22540 21850
20930 19550 18170 16560
HFES
1 1/2-RC
HFES
2-RZ
29000 28420 27550
26390 24650 22910 20880
HFES
2-RC
HFES
3 1/2-RZ
38000 37240 36100
34580 32300 30020 27360
HFES
3 1/2-RC
HFES
3 1/2-RZ
46000 45080 43700
41860 39100 36340 33120
3 1/2-RC
245P-ED 251P-ED 360P-ED 368P-ED 375P-ED
HFES
3 1/2-RC
HFES
5-RZ
60000 58800 57000
54600 51000
47400
HFES
3 1/2-RC
HFES
5-RZ
70000 68600 66500
63700 59500 55300
HFES
5-RC
HFES
7-RZ
80000 78400 76000
72800 68000
63200 57600
HFES
5-RC
HFES
7-RZ
HFES 10-RZ
88000 86240 83600
80080 74800 69520 63360
MODEL BB
HFES
1 1/2-HC
HFES
2-HZ
HFES
2 1/2-HZ
HFES
3-HC
HFES
5 1/2-HZ
23000 22540 21850
20930 19550 18170 16560
60000 58800 57000
54600 51000
47400 43200 HFES 8-HZ 57600 HFES 10-HZ
HFES
1 1/2-HC
HFES
2 1/2-HZ
HFES
5 1/2-HC
HFES
5 1/2-HZ
29000 28420 27550
26390 24650
22910 20880
70000 68600 66500
63700 59500 55300 50400
HFES
2-HC
HFES
2 1/2-HZ
HFES
3-HZ
HFES
5 1/2-RC
HFES
8-RZ
38000 37240 36100
34580 32300
30020 27360
80000 78400 76000
72800 68000 63200
HFES
2 1/2-HC
HFES
3-HZ
HFES
5 1/2-HZ
HFES
5 1/2-HC
HFES
8-HZ
46000 45080 43700
41860 39100 36340 33120
88000 86240 83600
80080 74800
69520 63360
HFES
3-HC
HFES
5 1/2-HZ
HFES
5 1/2-HC
HFES
8-HZ
HFES 10-HZ
HFES
HFES
5-RZ
HFES
7-RC
HFES 10-RZ
MODEL BB R134a
EVAP TEMP
+20/+25oF
+10oF
0oF
EVAP TEMP
+20/+25oF
+10oF
0oF
Where available use the HFESC series valve which includes sweat fittings with a removable/cleanable inlet screen. Note: Above Selections are based on 100 oF Entering Liquid Temperature. VENTURI - FLO distributor does not require the selection or use of distributor nozzles.
116P-ED 119P-ED 124P-ED 232P-ED 238P-ED
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE# BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
19000 18620 18050
HFES
1 1/2-MC
23000 22540 21850
HFES
1 3/4-MC
29000 28420 27550
HFES
1 3/4-MC
38000 37240 36100
HFES
2 1/2-MC
46000 45080 43700
245P-ED 251P-ED 360P-ED 368P-ED 375P-ED
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
53000 51940 50350
HFES
4-MC
60000 58800 57000
HFES 4-MC
70000 68600 66500
HFES 6-MC
80000 78400 76000
HFES
6-MC
88000 86240 83600
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HFES
4-MC
HFES
6-MC
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SPORLAN TXV SELECTIONS

R502* - 404A - R507
EVAP
TEMP
+20/25 oF
+10 oF
0 oF
-10 oF
-20 oF
-30 oF
-40 oF
EVAP
TEMP
+20/25 oF
+10 oF
0 oF
-10 oF
-20 oF
-30 oF
-40 oF
116P-ED 119P-ED 124P-ED 232P-ED 238P-ED
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
19000 18620 18050 17290 16150 15010 13680
EGSE
1 1/2-C
EGSE
1 1/2-ZP
245P-ED 251P-ED 360P-ED 368P-ED 375P-ED
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
53000 51940 50350 48230 SSE 4-ZP
45050 41870 38160
SSE 4-C
SSE 6-ZP
R22
EVAP
TEMP
+20/25 oF
+10 oF
0 oF
-10 oF
-20 oF
-30 oF
-40 oF
EVAP
TEMP
+20/25 oF
+10 oF
0 oF
-10 oF
-20 oF
-30 oF
-40 oF
116P-ED 119P-ED 124P-ED 232P-ED 238P-ED
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
19000 18620 18050 17290 16150 15010 13680
EGVE
1 1/2-C
EGVE
2-ZP40
245P-ED 251P-ED 360P-ED 368P-ED 375P-ED
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
53000 51940 50350 48230 45050 41870 38160 SVE 8-ZP40 50400 SVE 10-ZP40
SVE 4-C
SVE 5-ZP40
MODEL BB
23000 22540 21850 EGSE 2-C 20930 19550 18170 16560
60000 58800 57000 SSE 6-C 66500 SSE 7-C 83600 EBSSE 7 1/2-C
54600 51000 47400
43200 SSE 7-ZP
EGSE
1 1/2-C
EGSE 2-ZP
SSE 4-C
SSE 6-ZP
29000 28420 27550 26390 EGSE 2-ZP 34580 SSE 3-ZP 41860 24650 22910 20880
70000 68600
63700 SSE 6-ZP 59500
55300 50400
EGSE 2-C
SSE 3-ZP
SSE 6-C
SSE 7-ZP
38000 37240 36100
32300 30020 27360
80000 78400 76000
72800 68000
63200 57600
SSE 3-C
SSE 4-ZP
SSE 7-C
SSE 7-ZP
OSE 9-ZP
46000 45080 43700
39100 36340 33120
88000 86240
80080 SSE 7-ZP 74800
69520 63360
SSE 4-C
SSE 4-ZP
SSE 7-C
OSE 9-ZP
MODEL BB
23000 22540 21850 EGVE 2-C 27550 EGVE 3-C 20930 19550 18170 16560
60000 58800 57000 54600 SVE 5-ZP40 63700 51000 47400 43200
EGVE
1 1/2-C
EGVE
2-ZP40
SVE 4-C
SVE 8-ZP40
29000 28420
26390 24650 22910 20880
70000 68600 66500
59500 55300
EGVE 2-C
EGVE
3-ZP40
SVE 5-C
SVE 8-ZP40
38000 37240 36100 34580 32300 30020 27360
80000 78400 76000 72800 SVE 8-ZP40 63200 57600 68000
EGVE 3-C
SVE
4-ZP40
SVE 8-C
SVE
10-ZP40
46000 45080 43700 41860 39100 36340 33120
88000 86240 83600 80080 74800 69520 63360
EGVE 3-C
SVE 4-ZP40
SVE 5-ZP40
SVE 8-C
SVE
10-ZP40
R12* - R134a
EVAP
TEMP
+20/25 oF
+10 oF
0 oF
EVAP
TEMP
+20/25 oF
+10 oF
0 oF
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
19000 18620 18050
BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE # BTUH VALVE #
53000 51940 50350
116P-ED 119P-ED 124P-ED 232P-ED 238P-ED
EGJE
1 1/2-C
23000 22540 21850 EGJE 2-C
EGJE
1 1/2-C
245P-ED 251P-ED 360P-ED 368P-ED 375P-ED
60000
SJE 5-C
58800 57000
SJE 5-C
MODEL BB
29000 28420 27550
70000 SJE 5-C 68600 SJE 6-C 66500 SJE 5-C 76000 EBSJE 7-C
EGJE 2-C
38000 37240 36100
80000 78400
SJE
2 1/2-C
SJE 6-C
46000 45080 43700
88000 86240 83600
* Valve part numbers are coded for R404A (also may be used on R502 or R507) and R134a (also may be used on R12) Note: Above Selections are based on 100 oF Entering Liquid Temperature.
VENTURI - FLO distributor does not require the selection or use of distributor nozzles.
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SJE 3-C
EBSJE 7-C
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ELECTRICAL VIEW
DEFROST
ADJUSTABLE DEFROST TERMINATION CONTROL
ENTERING SERVICE KNOCK-OUTS
TERMINAL BLOCKS DEFROST CONTROL (TOP) HEATERS (MIDDLE) FAN MOTORS (BOTTOM)
THERMOSTAT BULB
FRONT HEATER SLOT COVER PLATE (REMOVE 5 SCREWS)
REAR HEATER SLOT COVER PLATE (REMOVE 5 SCREWS)
DEFROST HEATER
(4 0N AIR-ENTERING SIDE,
2 ON LEAVING AIR-SIDE)
ELEMENTS (6)
HEATER SPRING CLIPS
DRAIN PAN
HEATER
ELEMENT(1)

APPLICATION

These Unit Coolers are designed for use with R12, R22, R134a, R404A, R407A/B/C, R507 or R502 refrigerants. At room temperatures above 34°F and evaporating temps no lower than 27°F the air flowing through the coil will accomplish the defrost. Temperatures of 34°F and below (to -40°F) require positive defrosting. (either Electric or Hot Gas).These models require the use of (1) Time Clock (to initiate and terminate the defrost cycle). (2) Fan-Delay thermostat (to prevent evaporator fans from starting up right after defrost and blowing water on to fan blades, guards and floor) (3) Defrost Termination Control (to prevent unnecessary prolonged heating and steaming of the coil once all the ice and frost has melted).
The coil must not be exposed to any abnormal atmos­pheric or acidic environments. This may result in corrosion to the cabinet and possible coil failure (leaks). (Consult manufacturer for optional baked on phenolic protective coatings).

INSTALLATION

The installation and start-up of Unit Coolers should only be performed by qualified refrigeration mechan­ics. This equipment should be installed in accordance with all applicable codes, ordinances and local by­laws.

INSPECTION

Inspect all equipment before unpacking for visible signs of damage or loss. Check shipping list against material received to ensure shipment is complete.
PIPING VIEW
SUCTION CONNECTION
EXTERNAL EQUALIZER CONNECTION
IMPORTANT: Remember, you, the consignee, must make any claim necessary against the transportation company. Shipping damage or missing parts, when discovered at the outset, will prevent later unneces­sary and costly delays.
If damage or loss during transport is evident, make claim to carrier, as this will be their respon­sibility, not the manufacturer’s.
Should carton be damaged, but damage to equip­ment is not obvious, a claim should be filed for “con­cealed damage” with the carrier. IMPORTANT: The electrical characteristics of the unit should be checked at this time to make sure they correspond to those ordered and to electrical power available at the job site. Save all shipping papers, tags and instruction sheets for reference by installer and owner.

LOCATION

The unit location in the room should be selected to ensure uniform air distribution throughout the entire space to be refrigerated. Be sure that the unit does not draw air in, or blow directly out, through an opened door and that the product does not obstruct the free circulation of air. Allow a minimum of 24” clearance at each end and behind the unit.
The Unit Coolers draw air through the coil and dis­charge air from the fan side.
Consideration should be given to the coil location in order to minimize the piping run length to the con­densing unit and floor drain.
TX VALVE CONNECTION
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MOUNTING

Mounting brackets with 7/16” dia holes are provided for flush mounting to the ceiling. For details refer to dimensional data on page 6. Ensure adequate clear­ance (at least 24”) is provided behind the coil as well as each side (to enable access to the electrical and refrig. compartments).
Ensure that the ceiling is level since the drain pan has been sloped for drainage during the defrost cycle.

DRAIN LINE

The drain line should be run from the drain connec­tion, sloping at least 4” per foot. A trap outside the room will prevent warm air from entering through the tubing. Connection should be made to proper drainage facilities that comply with local regulations. To prevent freeze-up when the temperature of the refrigerated space is 32 oF or lower, the drain line should be heated along its run inside the cold room. The heated drain line should be insulated. It is recom­mended that the heater be energized at all times. A heat input of 20 watts per foot in a 0 oF room and 30 watts per foot in a -20 oF room is usually satisfactory.
The drain pan may be mounted with the drain fitting at either end (remove pan heater and relocate pan). See page 6 for drain fitting details.
Ensure that the drain pan has sufficient slope for proper drainage (prevention of ice build up/block­age in pan).

PIPING

Refrigerant line sizes are important and may not be the same size as the coil connections. (depends on the length of run) If in doubt, consult “Recommended refrigerant line sizes” charts. (Engineering Manuals or other recognized sources of information).

WIRING

Wire system in accordance with governing standards and local codes. See data and wiring diagrams on pages 2, 3, 4 and 5 for wiring arrangement. Electrical wiring is to be sized in accordance with minimum circuit ampacity rating.
For ease of identifying the proper wiring terminals, unit wiring is colour coded and terminal block connections are identified. When fan delay thermostats (combi­nation fan delay and defrost termination) are installed, on start-up, the fans do not operate until the coil temperature is reduced to approximately 20 oF. It is normal for the fans to cycle a few times until the room temperature is brought down. At higher evaporating temperatures this control may not close and therefore should be by-passed or replaced with an adjustable type. The defrost termination control is adjustable and
may be set at a minimumof 40 oF (fully CW) to a maximum of 75 oF (fully CCW). Normal setting is 55 oF. This can be increased if the defrost heat­ers are terminated too soon (frost still left) or decreased if terminated too long (steaming of coil). Time clock should be set for a fail-safe time termination of 30 minutes.

SYSTEM CHECK

Before Start-Up:
1. All wiring should be in accordance with local codes.
2. Refrigerant lines should be properly sized.
3. Electric defrost systems should include a liquid line solenoid valve.
4. Thorough evacuation and, dehydration has been performed.
5. The suction, discharge, and receiver service valves must be open.
6. The system should include a liquid line drier mois ture indicator and suction filter.
7. Pour enough water into the drain pan to allow a good check on drainage and seal the trap.
After Start-Up:
1. If necessary, temporarily by-pass fan delay control to run fans until room temp is lowered. (Run jumper wire from terminal N to F on control circuit terminal block).
2. Check the compressor oil level to ensure the correct oil charge.
3. Be sure that the expansion valve is properly set to provide the correct amount of superheat. (should be around 5 to 6 oF for 10 oF T.D. operation).
4. Heavy moisture loads are usually encountered when starting the system for the first time. If the coil temperature is below freezing, this will cause a rapid build-up of frost on the coil. During the initial pull-down frost build-up should be watched and the coil defrosted manually, as required.
5. Check for proper evaporator fan blade rotation.

MAINTENANCE

The unit should be periodically inspected for any dirt or build-up on the fin surface and cleaned if necessary with a soft whisk or brush. Also ensure coil and pan does not have any excessive ice build-up from improper defrost operation. When replacing heater elements first remove heater slot covers and heater clips. (See page 9 for detailed view).
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SERVICE PARTS LIST

FAN MOTORS - 60Hz
208-230/1/60 208-230/3/60
460/3/60
575/3/60
FAN MOTORS - 50Hz
200-220/1/50 200-220/3/50 380-400/3/50
FAN BLADES
20" 18o Pitch 4-Blade 20" 23o Pitch 4-Blade
FAN GUARDS
Moulded Throw Booster (standard) Metal Wire (optional) Acorn Nut
Motor Mount
Terminal Block - Fan Motor(s) Terminal Block-Defrost Heaters
Terminal Block-Control Defrost Control Thermostat Face Heater Clip
MODELS
ALL ALL ALL ALL
MODELS
ALL ALL ALL
MODELS
116P-ED
ALL (EXCEPT 116P-ED)
MODELS
ALL ALL ALL
MODELS
ALL
MODELS
ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL
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1045032 1045033 1045034 1045035
PART #
1045032 1045033 1045034
PART #
1048568 1045115
PART #
1045089
1045091
1045138
PART #
1045031
PART #
1045017 1045018 1045017 1048610 1048609
COIL FACE HEATERS (6 REQUIRED) DRAIN PAN HEATER (1 REQUIRED)
MODEL 230V 380V 460V 575V 230V 380V 460V 575V
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119, 124
232, 238, 245, 251
360, 368, 375
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1045039-002 1045039-006 1045039-010 1045039-014
1045039-003 1045039-007
1045039-011
1045039-015
1045039-004 1045039-008 1045039-012 1045039-016
1045039-017 1045039-021 1045039-025 1045039-029
1045039-018 1045039-022 1045039-026 1045039-030
1045039-019 1045039-023 1045039-027
1045039-031
1045039-020 1045039-024 1045039-028 1045039-032
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