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Operation, maintenance and installation manual
Libretto istruzioni per l’uso, la manutenzione e l’installazione
Betriebs-, Wartungs- und Installationsanleitung
Manuel d’utilisation, d’entretien et d’installation
Bedienings-, onderhouds- en installatiehandleiding
Manual de instrucciones para el uso, mantenimiento e instalación
Manual de instruções de uso, manutenção e instalação
Handbok för användning, underhåll och installation
Käyttö-, huolto- ja asennusohje
Bruks- vedlikeholds- og installasjonsanvisning
Betjenings-, vedligeholdelses- og installationsvejledning
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©DOMETIC - 2007 All rights reserved - Printed in Italy
No part of this publication may be reproduced, copied or transmitted in any
form or by any means without prior written permission from DOMETIC.
Figures, descriptions, references and technical data in this manual are given
as mere example and are not binding.
In pursuing a policy of continual product and safety improvement, DOMETIC
reserves the right to make changes at any time without undertaking to give
prior notice or to update this manual every time.
Keep this document for future reference.
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Warranty Validity
‘The product is warranted in accordance with the enforced Law and regulations implementing the Directive
1999/44/EC.
The Manufacturer s warranty does not extend to Product failures, defects or damage arising from and/or attributable to a wrong installation.
The Consumer is entitled to let the Product be installed by an authorised dealer, not bound by Dometic.
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Index
1 General informations
1.1. Scope of the manual.............................................4
1.2. Manufacturer and air conditioner data plate......4
1.3. Description of the air conditioner..........................4
1.4. How to use the air conditioner....................................6
1.5. Description of the controls................................... 7
1.6. Technical data................................................ 10
1.7. Ordinary maintenance....................................11
2 Installation instructions
2.1. Packaging, unpacking and handling..............12
2.2. Preparing the roof opening........................13
2.3. Mounting the air conditioner...........................16
2.4. Electric connection......................................18
3 Troubleshooting, maintenance, recycling
3.1. Troubles, causes, solutions..............................19
3.2. Extraordinary maintenance..............................19
3.3. Recycling......................................................19
B1600 wiring diagram ..................................20
B2200 wiring diagram ..................................21
Spare part list B1600 - B2200............................22
Operation, Maintenance and
Installation manual
Air conditioner
Libretto istruzioni per l’uso, la manutenzione e
l’installazione
Condizionatore
Bedienungs- und
Wartungsanleitung
Klimaanlage
Mise en route, entretien et
installation
Climatiseur
Handleiding voor bediening,
onderhoud en installatie
Airconditioner
Manual de instrucciones para el uso, la manutención
y la instalación
Acondicionator
Livrete de instruções para uso, manutenção
e instalação
Aparelho de ar condicionado
Handbok för drift, underhåll och
installation
Luftkonditionering
Käyttö-, huolto- ja
asennusohje
Ilmastointilaite
Brukerveiledning og manual
til vedlikehold og installasjon
Airconditioner
Brugervejledning og manual
til vedligeholdelse og installation
Airconditioner
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NL
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FIN
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1 General informations
1.1. Scope of the manual
This manual has been made by the Manufacturer and it shall be regarded
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as part of the air conditioner.
The information it contains, when complied with, ensures a correct and
effi cient use of the air conditioner.
The fi rst part of this manual is for users
technicians facing the installation of the air conditioner.
To draw the readers attention to special parts of the text, the following
symbols have been used:
, the second one for qualifi ed
This operation may result in dangers
Useful advice
Environment safety related information
1.2. Manufacturer and air conditioner data plate
Manufacturer
Conformity marking
Model/Serial number
Year of manufacture
Technical data
1.3. Description of the air conditioner
This air conditioner has been designed and manufactured to be installed
onto vehicles (i.e. camping-cars, caravans, motorhomes) to improve the
temperature conditions. It supplies fresh and dehumidifi ed air in summer
and warm air in winter without, in any case, replacing the heating system
of the vehicle. In both cases, temperature is set by the user.
Fresh air - Running
The system is inclusive of: compressor ( a ), condenser ( b ), evapora-
tor ( d ) and refrigerant gas under pressure. According to the physical
state of the refrigerant gas -i.e. liquid or gaseous, it heats or cools the
components where it passes through.
Fan ( c ) forces the internal air through the cooled evaporator from where
it comes out cooled down and dehumidifi ed.
This action, protracted over the time, reduces the temperature into
the vehicle.
Warm air - Running
Ambient air is forced by fan ( c ) into an electrical heating resistance
( e ) and then recirculated inside the vehicle.
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Fan (c)
conditioned air
drawn inside
Resistance (e)
Evaporator (d)
Air drawn in from outside
the vehicle
Condenser (b)
Compressor (a)
warm air
discharged
air recirculated
inside the vehicle
Air drawn in from outside
condensate draining
Air drawn in from outside
warm air
discharged
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1.4. How to use the air conditioner
The air conditioner performance can be improved by taking some
simple measures.
Improve the thermal insulation of the vehicle by closing any opening
•
and by covering any glassed surfaces with refl ecting curtains.
Avoid opening doors and windows unnecessarily.
•
Select the most suitable temperature and speed.
•
Properly direct the air fl aps.
•
To prevent troubles and minimise risks for people, take the following
precautions:
Do not obstruct the air inlets and outlets with cloths, paper or other
•
objects;
Do not introduce your hands or other objects into the openings;
•
Do not spray the air conditioner with water;
•
Keep fl ammable substances away from the air conditioner.
•
Adjusting the air direction
Position the air diffusing fl aps to direct the air to the desired position. In order to balance the airfl ow it’s necessary to rotate the center knob in
anticlockwise, to choose the wished position and then rotate clockwise.
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1.5.Description of the controls (B1600)
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* (only for models equipped with resistance)
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MODE
CLOCK
TIMER
SET
SLEEP
ROOM
F°/C°
LIGHT
F°/C°
LIGHT
ROOM
CLOCK
SET
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1.5.Description of the controls (B2200)
Remote control (B2200)
REMOTE CONTROL
Operation Mode
Display Window
Clock Display
Set Point
¡$
Fan Speed Display
UP (+)
Down (-)
Clock
+
-
F°/C°
Light
LIGHT
Set
Room
Reset Button
* (only for models equipped with resistance) - **(only for models equipped with light)
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Low Battery
Room
Temperature
ON/OFF
Fan
Mode
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BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Press the ON/OFF button to start the airconditioner.
When it’s OFF all the symbols are OFF, except the
ON/OFF
F°/C°
LIGHT
LIGHT**
ROOM
CLOCK
SET
The RESET button erases all the configuration parameters to
default.
clock and you can use the ROOM and the LIGHT
buttons.
Choose the temperature measurement unit between
Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F).
If temperature is displayed this function is enabled.
Pressing the light key the light on the airconditioner
diffuser is switched on (if equipped) .The light button
works also when the remote control is off.
Pressing this button the room symbol is displayed
and the local temperature is displayed instead the
set point. Pressing the Room button an other time
the Room symbol disappear and the set point temperature is displayed instead the local one.
This button works also when the remote control is off.
Pressing the “CLOCK” button for a time longer than
2 seconds, it is possible to modify the “TIME SETTING”, managing the UP (+) button or the DOWN
(-). Press the “SET” button to confirm the modifications. After 15 seconds the new set is confirmed in
any cases.
This button has two functions:
1) To confirm the TIME SETTING
2) To resend the actual operating setting
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MODE
MODE
MODE
AUTOMATIC MODE
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AUTO
+
-
In this mode the fan button is disabled.
You can use the LIGHT** and ROOM button.
COOL / HEAT MODE
¡$ ¡$
Press the MODE button.
Set to “AUTO”
Choose the Set Point
(16°C - 31°C)
Press the MODE button.
Set to “COOL” or “HEAT”*
+
-
Choose the Set Point
(16°C - 31°C)
Choose the Fan Speed
You can use the LIGHT** and ROOM
FAN MODE
Press the MODE button.
Set to “FAN”
Choose the Fan Speed
You can use the LIGHT** and ROOM button.
Available Fan speeds (Cool/Heat*/Fan Mode)
Low battery
The low battery symbol will
appear in the display window
BATTERYCOMPARTMENT
ON BACK SIDE OF REMOTE
CONTROL
J2 J3 J4
J1
F
O
OFF
F
when the low battery condition
exists.
In this case after each
command, the “low voltage
symbol” flickers for 2 seconds.
In these 2 seconds the remote
control is not able to send other
commands.
Replace the batteries
2x1.5V AAA
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1.5.Description of the led state on the airdiffuser
LED State Description
Off Airconditioner off
Orange
Green Airconditioner is running
Red (fi xed)
Red (1 fl ick) Anomaly - Malfunctioning of the E1 temperature probe (internal)
LED
Red (2 fl icks) Anomaly - Malfunctioning of the E2 temperature probe (external)
1.6. Technical data
310
650
235
min 30
Description Unit
Refrigerant gas (type/quantity) see data plate
Refrigerating yield Watt/h 1500* 2050*
Cooling consumption W 650 910
Heating capacity W 800 1200
Electrical rating V-Hz 230-50 230-50
Protection degree IP X4 X4
Conditioned air volume m
Max internal volume of the vehicle (insulated walls) m
Weight Kg 30 34
Airconditioner on StandBy (switch ON - aiconditioner is waiting for
a command)
Anomaly - 230V power supply missing (12V
is present)
Model
B1600 B2200
3
/h 310 380
3
20 25
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* according to EN 14511
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1.7. Ordinary maintenance
Petrol
Cleaning; periodically clean the air conditioner and remove dust with a dump cloth. When
necessary, use a mild detergent. Do not use petrol or solvents.
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Checks; regularly check the air con-
ditioner and make sure that the water
outlet holes are not clogged.
Filters cleaning (1): periodically carry out this operation; wash the fi lters with a detergent solution and allow to dry before refi tting.
Active carbon fi lter (2): It’s recomended to change the active carbon fi lters every year.
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2 Installation instructions
The air conditioner must be installed by skilled technicians. In addition to this requirement, the people making the unit installation must make sure
that the working conditions are safe for everybody concerned.
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2.1. Packaging, unpacking and handling
Always follow the instructions printed on the packaging.
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Remove the air conditioner from its packaging and made sure that
it is not damaged.
Never use the rear air openings to lift the air conditioner
from its packaging
Move the air conditioner to the installation site under safe conditions.
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2.2. Preparing the roof opening
To install the air conditioner, the roof shall have an opening of suitable sizes. It is possible to use an existing air inlet or make a new
one.
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According to the vehicle dimensions and depending on the air
conditioning needs, one or more units can be installed. The air
conditioner must be installed right in the middle with respect to the
vehicle Width and length.
Before installing the unit, make sure that the opening does not
interfere with the existing furnishing (lamps, wardrobes, doors,
curtains, etc.). This check allows for an easy mounting of the air
conditioner and a troublefree air circulation.
contact the vehicle manufacturer and make sure that the
roof structure can tolerate the static load and the stress transmitted vehicle, especially under running conditions. Sometimes vehicle manufacturers previously arrange areas for the
unit installation weakening and/or electric cable from being
cut.
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The air conditioner should preferably be installed on a
level plane. Maximum allowed inclination: 10°.
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Danger of electrical hazards.
Turn all power sources off
Using an existing opening
Remove the skylight cover.
1.
Clean the installation opening all around
2.
by removing any adhesive residues.
Fill any existing screw hole or deformation
3.
with fi ller or silicone.
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New installation opening
Using the printed cardboard template sup-
1.
plied with the unit, fi nd the position and dimensions of the new opening.
Drill the four corners.
2.
Cut by joining the previously made holes.
3.
If necessary, mount a reinforcing wooden
4.
frame.
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Drill a hole for the
supply cables
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2.3. Mounting the air conditioner
Set the air conditioner onto the roof opening. Never slide the air conditioner on
the roof, but lift when moving it.
Note: the conical pins under the base
must enter the roof openings.
Fix the air diffuser brackets to the base
using the 4 screws provided.
Always tighten to the recommended torque wrench setting. Do not overtighten!
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Mount the airdiffuser linking gaskets.
For correct thickness follow the table on
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Do the electrical connection as described
in paragraph 2.4.
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Fix the cooling unit to the brackets using
the 4 screws provided.
THICKNESS OF THE ROOF THICKNESS OF THE GASKET
to 30 mm 10 mm
from 30 to 35 mm 15 mm
from 35 to 40 mm 20 mm
from 40 to 45 mm 25 mm
from 45 to 50 mm 30 mm
from 50 to 55 mm 35 mm
from 55 to 60 mm 40 mm
from 60 to 65 mm 45 mm
from 65 to 70 mm 50 mm
from 70 to 75 mm 55 mm
from 75 to 80 mm 60 mm
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Mount the fi lters in the order shown in
fi gure.
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Mount the fi lters covers.
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2.4. Electric connection
For the electric connections, always follow the national and local regulations
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12-pole connector
from airconditioner
base
Red wire
Black wire
12-pole connector on
the electronic device
inside airdiffuser
12V DC
+ POLE BATTERY
- POLE BATTERY
B2200
230V 50Hz
Cyan wire
Brown wire
Green-Yellow wire
Cyan wire
Brown wire
Green-Yellow wire
2
Connect the wires to the air conditioner. Connect the electric system to a circuit supplying the required power
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Troubleshooting, maintenance, recycling 3
3.1. Troubles, causes, solutions
Operations to be carried
out by the user
Operations to be carried out
by authorised personnel
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the air conditioner does not cool suffi ciently
the air conditioner does not heat enough
no air circulation into the vehicle
water leaks into the vehicle
the air conditioner does not start
the air conditioner stops running
SOLUTION
temperature less than 18°C
temperature over 40°C
check the set point temperature
3.2. Extraordinary maintenance
For the best performance of your air conditioner, have your dealer/workshop clean it thoroughly before use:
thermal exchange batteries
1.
water outlet holes are properly cleaned.
2.
defective thermal protection
switch wrongly positioned
defective heating resistance
refrigerant gas is not enough
damaged compressor
3.3. Recycling
Regarding disposal and recycling, follow the national or local
regulations. To this end, address to the authorised environment
bodies.
thermal exchange batteries are dirty
defective internal fan
air fi lter is clogged
defective external fan
water outlet holes are clogged
damaged sealing gasket
no power supply
low power supply (less than 200V)
defective capacitor
defective thermal protection
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B1600 wiring diagram
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B2200 wiring diagram
LED
BOARD
LED
BOARD
LED
BOARD
LED
BOARD
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17
36
15
14
18
35
16
13
20
54
22
19
32
4
2
51
31
12
8
30
29
24
9
10
25
7
11
6
33
23
5
34
27
26
3
1
28
37
52
53
39
55
56
57
37
52
53
39
49
48
21
47
59
45
41
4
49
48
47
58
45
41
43
44
46
50
38
42
40
B2200
46
50
38
42
40
B1600
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N. DESCRPTION
1 PAN BASE
2 COVER
3 RIVETS TWO STAGE
4INSULATOR
5 GASKET
6 INSERTS
7 SUPPORT
8 SUPPORT
9 COMPRESSOR
10 CAPACITOR
11 VIBRATION DAMPER
12 COMPRESSOR WIRING
13 EVAPORATOR
14 GASKET
15 FAN
16 RESISTOR
17 BUSHING
18 SPRING
19 THERMAL SWITCH
20 OR GASKET
21 VELCRO
22 LABEL
23 CAPACITOR
N. DESCRPTION N. DESCRPTION
24 CAPACITOR
25 PLENUM
26 FAN SUPPORT
27 FAN
28 RELAY BOARD
29 CAPACITOR
30 CAPACITOR
31 CONDENSER
32 PIPE
33 PIPE
34 FILTER KIT
35 GASKET
36 HEAT INSULATOR BOX
37 AIR DIFFUSER BASE
38 AIR DIFFUSING FLAP
39 GRILLE
40 DEFLECTOR SLIDE
41 KNOB
42 COVER
43 RECEIVER BOARD
44 RECEIVER COVER
45 LABEL
46 FIXING BRACKET
47 GASKET
48 GASKET
49 GASKET
50 SCREW
51 LABEL
52 ACTIV CARBON FILTER
53 FILTER
54 WIRING
55 WIRING
56 SWITCH
57 THERMOSTAT
58 KNOB
59 EMC FILTER
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