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Features General The MCQUAY Mini Air Cooled Chillers have been designed to satisfy the most demanding reliability, safety and flexibility required by our customers. The new slim and compact design is available in six sizes, capacity range of 30,000 Btu/h to 125,000 Btu/h.
General Specifications Air-Cooler Condenser The air cooled condenser coil is consist of staggered rows of 3/8’’ OD seamless copper tube, mechanically expanded onto die formed aluminum fins to ensure optimum heat exchange capability. Condenser Fan Motor To achieve the high air change requirement, the unit is equip with the high air flow propeller fan which is made of acryl styrene resin.
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Antifreeze Protection The antifreeze heater is activated if the water leaving temperature falls below 2 C (without glycol) in order to prevent heat exchanger from freezing up. Standard Factory Setting Min Entering Max. Entering Entering Water Temp. C Cooling Mode Heating Mode Antifreeze Electronic Controller Setting...
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Microprocessor (For Carel Controller Only) Compact µchiller is a versatile electronic controller as compact as a standard thermostat. M4AC040AE/ARE, M4AC050AE/ARE, M4AC058AE/ARE, M4AC075BE/BRE, M4AC100BE/BRE, M4AC125BE/BRE Only Main Functions Control of water temperature at evaporator inlet (inlet water) Time-based and/or temperature-based defrosting cycles Control of fan speed Full alarm management Can be linked up to serial line for supervisory telemaintenance control...
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Alarm Table Display Type Comp. pump Resist. valve alarm high pressure low pressure overload flow detector E1, E2, E3 probe automatic timer eeprom run zero crossing defrosting ON defrosting error antifreeze low ambient temperature low supply voltage high supply voltage eeprom boot discon.
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shows the code of the USER parameter that can be modified. Pressing the buttons allows to scroll all USER parameters. Press SEL again to display the required USER parameters and modify its value (with the buttons). Press PRG to store the modified parameters and exit the procedure, while the SEL button allows to return to the USER parameters menu.
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Setting DEFAULT PARAMETERS Press the PRG button at chiller start-up to set default parameters. Default parameters are based on FACTORY-set parameters and refer to DIRECT and USER parameters only. When the procedure is over, the display will show dF to confirm the operation. Button Status of the unit Effect after pressing the button...
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Cooling Heat Pump Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER COOL COOL COOL COOL COOL COOL COOL INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. 9.40 2.26 8.90 2.41 8.76...
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Heating Heat Pump Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP.
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Cooling Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT 23.60 4.63 22.78 5.21 21.55 5.47 21.11...
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Cooling In Heat Pump Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT 25.03 5.83 22.91 5.92...
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Heating In Heat Pump Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP.
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Cooling Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. CAP. INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT 10.11 2.86 9.50 3.05 8.65 3.24 7.74...
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Cooling In Heat Pump Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT 9.12 2.42 8.63 2.58...
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Heating In Heat Pump Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) M ODE L HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP.
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Cooling Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER COOL POWER CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT 22.92 4.95 22.10 5.57 20.90 5.85 20.48...
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Cooling Heat Pump Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL COOL COOL COOL COOL COOL COOL COOL POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT 24.28 6.24 22.22 6.33 21.31...
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Heating In Heat Pump Version AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON CONDENSER (°C) MODEL HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER HEAT POWER CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP. INPUT CAP.
Special Precautions for R407C Special Precautions When Dealing With Refrigerant R407C Unit 1) What is new refrigerant R407C? R407C is a zeotropic refrigerant mixture which has Zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP = 0) and thus conformed to the Montreal Protocol regulation. It requires Polyol-ester oil (POE) oil for its compressor's lubricant.
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c) Ensure that the compressor is not expose to open air for more than the recommended time specified by its manufacturer (typically less than 10 minutes). Removed the seal-plugs only when the compressor is about to be brazed. d) The system should be thoroughly vacuumed to 1.0 Pa (-700mmHg) or lower. This vacuuming level is more stringent than R22 system so as to ensure no incompressible gas and moisture in the system.
Installation Location for Installation In order to achieve maximum cooling capacity, the location selection should fulfill the following requirements: a) Install the chiller in such a way that the hot air discharge cannot be drawn in again. b) Ensure that there is no obstruction to air flow into or out of the unit. Remove obstacles which blocking intake or discharge air.
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d) Choose a place which can rigidly support the weight of the unit, this will help to minimize vibration and noise. e) The location must not be susceptible to dust or oil to avoid condenser coil being choke by the contaminant.
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Installation Clearance It is advised to have sufficient clearance around the unit for proper condenser air flow and to facilitate access for maintenance. (see clearance shown in figure below ) Model MAC040 – 058A 950mm 900mm 900mm MAC040 – 058AR Remarks: Minimum vertical clearance required above the unit is side clearance (A=950mm) should be doubled if two units are installed side by side, or when there are obstructions such as walls.
Servicing and Maintenance Servicing Servicing or maintenance of these unit must be carried out by experienced personnel with specific training in refrigeration. Repeated check the safety devices and continuous cycling of control components must be analyzed and corrected before being reset. The simple design of the refrigeration circuit totally eliminates potential problems during normal unit operation.
Troubleshooting When any malfunction is occurred, immediately switch off the power supply to the unit, and contact the local dealer, if necessary. Some simple trouble shooting tips are given below. SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE CAUSES REMEDIAL ACTION 1. Compressor does not start No power supply.
Troubleshooting with Microprocessor (Not Include Carel Controller) Symptoms Possible Causes Remedial Action Compressor thermal relay tripped Reset the thermal relay and carefully monitor unit operation when it is 1. PCB display ‘CO’ restarted Terminal loose Tighten terminal screws. Pump thermal relay tripped Reset the thermal relay and carefully monitor unit operation when it is 2.
Schematic Diagram Refrigerant and Hydraulic Circuit Diagram Cooling Version Model : MAC040 ~ 058A M4AC040 ~ 058AE 1. COMPRESSOR 8. FLOW SWITH 2. HEAT EXCHANGER (CONDENSER) 9. WATER PUMP 3. MOTOR FAN 10. WATER STORAGE TANK 4. THREE WAY VALVES WITH FLARE JOINT 11.
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Refrigerant and Hydraulic Circuit Diagram Heat Pump Version Model : MAC040 ~ 058AR M4AC040 ~ 058ARE 9. BRAZED PLATE HEAT EXCHANGER 1. COMPRESSOR 2. HEAT EXCHANGER (CONDENSER) 10. FLOW SWITCH 3. MOTOR FAN 11. WATER PUMP 4. THERMOSTATIC EXPANSION VALVE 12.
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Cooling (Schematic Diagram) (MAC075B ~ 125B) 1. SCROLL COMPRESSOR 8. CHILLED WATER OUT 2. OUTDOOR HEAT EXCHANGER 9. CHILLED WATER IN 3. FAN MOTOR 10. PUMP 4. FILTER DRIER 11. WATER STORAGE TANK 5. SIGHTGLASS 12. EXPANSION TANK 6. THERMOSTATIC EXPANSION VALVE 13.
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Heat Pump (Schematic Diagram) (MAC075 ~ 125BR) 1. SCROLL COMPRESSOR 9. SUCTION ACCUMULATOR 2. 4 WAY VALVE 10. BPHE 3. HEAT EXCHANGER 11. CHILLER WATER OUT 4. FAN MOTOR 12. CHILLER WATER IN 5. FILTER DRIER 13. PUMP 6. CHECK VALVE 14.
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Refrigerant Circuit Diagram Model : M4AC075BRE, 100BRE, 125BRE...
Parts List and Exploded View Model : MAC/ M4AC040 ~ 058A/AR (Top Compartment) 1. BASE PAN ASSY. 8. FAN BLADE 2. ACCESS/SERVICE PANEL 9. FRONT PANEL ASSY. 3. CONDENSER COIL ASSY. 10. SIDE PANEL LEFT 4. COMPRESSOR 11. TERMINAL BOX ASSY. 5.
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(Bottom Compartment) 1. BASE PAN ASSY. 8. WATER STORAGE TANK 2. BPHE BRACKET 9. SIDE PANEL RIGHT 3. BPHE CLAMP 10. SIDE PANEL LEFT 4. BRAZED PLATE HEAT EXCHANGER 11. FRONT PANEL 5. WATER PUMP 12. REAR PANEL 6. TERMINAL BOX ASSY. 13.
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Model : MAC/ M4AC075 ~ 125B/BR 1. ASSY. BASE PAN 13. ASSY. STRUCTURE BACK RIGHT 2. SCROLL COMPRESSOR 14. PLATE. ORIFICE 3. BRACKET BPHE 15. FAN MOTOR 4. ASSY. BPHE 16. BRACKET FAN MOTOR 6. CLAMP TUBE 17. FAN BLADE 7.
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1. ASSY. BASE PAN H 6. ASSY. PANEL SIDE LEFT H 2. ASSY. WATER STORAGE TANK 7. PANEL. FRONT SIDE H 3. ASSY. SUPPORT PILAR H 8. PANEL REAR H 4. ASSY. MAIN STRUCT. FRONT RIGHT 9. PANEL TOP H 5.
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