® Operating manual.. Contents General points .................6 Intended use................6 Conditions of use ..............6 Personnel .................7 Spare parts ................7 Environmental regulations ............7 Disposal of the unit ..............8 Safety ..................9 Safety messages and safety-alert symbols....... 9 Other terms and symbols ............9 Safety and hazard precautions ...........9 Refrigerant-handling precautions ...........
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® Operating manual....Installation ................29 Conditions for installation ............29 Installation of the units .............30 6.1.1 General preparation ..............30 6.1.2 Hanging installation of the unit (removable top) ....... 31 6.1.3 Embedded installation of the unit (installation opening) .... 33 6.1.4 Final tasks ................35 Installation of accessories ............36 Operating elements ..............37...
For further information, please contact your GOVI distributor. To ensure the durability of GOVI products, please follow the instructions in this manual. Intended use This monoblock unit is designed for use in cold rooms that are not exposed to any explosion or fire hazard.
Spare parts Use only original spare parts or parts approved by GOVI. Please note that spare parts and accessories not supplied by GOVI are neither tes- ted nor approved. GOVI can accept no responsibility or warranty liabi- lity for loss or damage arising from the use of non-original spare parts.
® Operating manual....General points Disposal of the unit WARNING Incorrect dismantling of the monoblock unit may result in personal-injury hazard or danger to the environment. Engage only trained and qualified specialists to disassemble the monoblock unit. Take special care when handling the refrigerant.
® Operating manual . Safety Safety Safety messages and safety-alert symbols DANGER Failure to observe these instructions is likely to result in irreversible, or even fatal, injury. WARNING Failure to observe these instructions may result in ir- reversible, or even fatal, injury. CAUTION Failure to observe these instructions may result in personal injury and/or damage to equipment or the...
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® Operating manual ....Safety WARNING Danger of fatal electric shock Strictly observe the following safety rules when wor- king on the monoblock unit’s electrical system: Switch OFF. Block the switch to prevent accidental reactivation. Disconnect the power supply. ...
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® Operating manual . Safety WARNING Danger arising from unauthorised modification DO NOT drill any extra holes into the monoblock unit, as this may damage important components. Dama- ge to electrical wiring or refrigerant conduits may cause a fire. WARNING Risk of damage to health from leaking refrigerant Liquid refrigerant or fumes may leak out during main- tenance or repair work involving the refrigerant circuit.
® Operating manual ....Safety CAUTION Risk of injury from sharp edges and rotating parts. Keep your distance from rotating fan blades, and be- ware of the sharp sheet-metal edges under the main cover. Contact with these sharp edges, especially the fan blades, can result in injury.
® Operating manual . Safety First aid In the event of eye contact with refrigerant or compressor oil, rinse the affected eye(s) immediately with abundant clean water (for at least 15 minutes), and seek medical attention. In the event of skin burn, protect the affected area(s) from further con- tact with the refrigerant, and take the following immediate measures: Remove refrigerant-contaminated clothing and footwear.
® Operating manual....Technical data Technical data The monoblock unit consists of a self-supporting chassis made of gal- vanized sheet metal and a front cover made of coated ABS. Fig. 1: Nameplate The nameplate carries the serial number of the monoblock unit, toge-ther with other important technical data.
® Operating manual. Technical data Monoblock units 6WN1 10 WN1, 5 WL1 and 7 WL1 Fig. 2: Dimensions of the 6 WN1, 10 WN1, 5 WL1 and 7 WL1 units...
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® Operating manual....Technical data Designation Unit 6 WN1 10 WN1 5 WL1 7 WL1 Temperature range of °C MT +10 / -5 LT -15 / -25 cold room Max. spatial volume of cold room Power supply 1~230 Frequency Refrigeration capacity 1026 1590...
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® Operating manual. Technical data Designation Unit 6 WN1 10 WN1 5 WL1 7 WL1 equivalent t CO 0,189 0,253 0,642 0,856 Refrigerant quantity Length of mains cable Evaporator-fan throw distance Dimensions See fig. 2: “Dimensions of 6 WN1, 10 WN1, 5 WL1 and 7 WL1” (page 15) Weight Colour...
® Operating manual. Technical data Monoblock units 40 WN3 and 20 WL3 Fig. 4: Dimensions of 40 WN3 and 20 WL3...
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® Operating manual....Technical data Designation Unit 40 WN3 20 WL3 Temperature range of °C MT+10 / -5 LT -15 / -25 cold room Max. spatial volume of cold room Power supply 3~400 Frequency Cooling capacity 4370 2670 (at ambient temperature of 32°C (at ambient temperature of 32°C and cold room temperature and cold room temperature of...
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® Operating manual. Technical data Designation Unit 40 WN3 20 WL3 equivalent t CO 1,01 3,745 Refrigerant quantity 1600 1750 Length of mains cable Evaporator-fan throw distance Dimensions See fig. 4: “Dimensions of 40 WN3 and 20 WL3” (page 21) Weight Colour 9010 / 724...
In the event of severe external damage to the packing material and/or the monoblock unit itself, contact your local GOVI representative immediately. DO NOT try to install the monoblock unit. DO NOT attempt to start it up.
® Operating manual. Packing, transport and storage Transport CAUTION Risk of equipment damage The monoblock unit must be transported in an upright position. Leave the monoblock unit standing upright for at least six hours before starting it up for the first time. Use only suitable lifting gear and transport equipment to raise and ...
® Operating manual....System description System description Fig. 5: Flowchart...
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® Operating manual. System description The compressor 1 draws the gaseous vaporised refrigerant from the evaporator 8 and compresses it. This makes the refrigerant temperature rise abruptly. The vaporised refrigerant is transported from the compressor 1 to the condenser 5. In the condenser 5, the refrigerant gas is cooled by ambient air, cau- sing it to liquefy.
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® Operating manual....System description Air outlet 5 Control unit Condenser fan Main cover 6 Condensate tray 10 Evaporator 7 Compressor 11 Evaporator fan Air intake Control system 8 Condenser Fig. 6: Overview of the monoblock unit The main cover 2 covers the components outside the cold room. These include the control unit, the compressor, the condenser and the condenser fan, along with the condensate tray.
® Operating manual Installation Installation requirements 1. Read through the operating manual carefully in order to carry out installation correctly. 2. Verify that the monoblock unit has been delivered according to your order specifications, and that it is in good condition with no visible signs of damage.
® Operating manual ....Installation of the units 6.1.1 General preparation Main cover 2 Lifting ring Fig. 7: Installation, preparation 1. Place the cold room and monoblock unit on a dry, clean level surface.
® Operating manual 2. Make sure that the cold room is level. 3. Ensure that the mating surface between the cold room wall and monoblock unit is level and free of impurities. 4. Remove all loose items from the installation area. 5.
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Operating manual polarik Installation 1. Remove the top of the cold room. 2. Carry out preparatory work as described in 6.1.1 “General prepa- ration“ (page 30). See fig. 9: 3. Make the corresponding cutouts in the cold room wall. “Installation with wall cutout for fitting of unit” (page 31). Angle bracket Fig.
® Operating manual 7. Seal the cold room by applying silicone sealant to the gap between the monoblock unit and cold room. as described in 6.1.4 “Final tasks“ (page 35). 8. Carry out final tasks Model WN1 / WL1 438 mm 755 mm 355 mm 405 mm 443 mm WN2 / WL2...
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Operating manual polarik Installation Fixing holes Fig. 11: Installation, fitting the through-the-wall kit 3. Secure the monoblock unit to the cold room by means of suitable screws inserted into the four mounting holes 4. 4. Detach the lifting gear. 5. Carry out final tasks as described in 6.1.4 “Final tasks“...
Operating manual polarik Installation 6.1.4 Final tasks 7 Overflow pipe Drain pipe Corner-piece Fig. 12: Installation, mounting and drainage 1. Feed the drain pipe 5 through the hole in the monoblock unit and connect it to the corner-pieces 6 . 2.
Operating manual polarik Installation Installation of accessories As an option, a lamp inside the cold room can be connected to the monoblock unit and operated from it. It is not necessary to open the unit when installing the lighting system. The power supply connection has been prefitted at the factory.
® Operating manual Operating elements Operating elements Fig. 13: Control panel The following functions can be displayed or called up via the control panel: Monoblock unit on/off function Display and selection of nominal temperature Cold room lamp on/off function ...
Operating manual polarik Operating elements LED Indicator Symbol Name Operation Meaning Compressor Permanently on Compressor is activated. Flashing The compressor is switched on and in its startup phase. Defrosting Permanently on Defrost function is active. Flashing Permanently on Fan is on.
Operating manual polarik Function keys Symbol Press briefly Press and hold (> 5 s) Cancellation of selected func- Activation of the reduced-set- tion point function Display of current error mes- Access to Programming menu sages (password-protected) Access to Machine Status ...
Operating manual ....Commissioning Commissioning Function key 2 Display Control panel Fig. 14: Commissioning CAUTION Switch the monoblock unit off immediately if you de- tect smoke or unusual smells or noises coming from the unit. Contact GOVI Customer Service before restarting.
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® Operating manual .. Commissioning 1. Switch on the monoblock unit. a. Press function key 1. The LED of function key 1 lights up to in- dicate that operating voltage is present. b. The compressor is started. The corresponding symbol on the display 2 flashes until the compressor is ready for operation.
® Operating manual....Operation Operation CAUTION Switch the monoblock unit off immediately if you de- tect smoke or unusual smells or noises coming from the unit. Contact GOVI Customer Service before restarting. Fig. 15: Control panel...
® Operating manual Operation Switching the monoblock unit on and off 1. To switch on, press function key 1 until the key LED lights up. 2. To switch off, press function key 1 until the key LED goes out. Unblocking the function keys Push any function key on the control panel, and keep it pressed for more than 5 seconds.
® Operating manual....Operation Switching the lamp on and off The monoblock unit must be switched on and the key-lock function disabled. 1. To switch on, press function key 6 until the key LED lights up 2. To switch off, press function key 6 until the key LED goes out. Carrying out a manual defrost The monoblock unit must be switched on and the key-lock function disabled.
® Operating manual . Maintenance Maintenance Monoblock unit Carry out maintenance every six months, or after a long period of time without operation, or after operation in a dusty or damp environment. Failure to carry out proper maintenance can lead to malfunctioning of, and damage to, the monoblock unit.
Operating manual polarik Maintenance 10.1 Cleaning 10.1.1 Cleaning of components inside the cold room WARNING Danger of fire and explosion. DO NOT use flammable solvents such as alcohol, benzene or thinners for cleaning. Evaporator Fig. 16: Cleaning of components inside the cold room 1.
Operating manual polarik Maintenance 10.1.2 Cleaning of external components Cover 2 Condenser Fig. 17: Cleaning of external components Disconnect the monoblock unit from the power supply and secure it to prevent accidental reactivation. Undo the five screws and remove the main cover 1. 3.
not cool sufficiently. too high. leaks. Ensure adequate ventilation and air circulation in the surrounding area. Leaking refrigerant. Contact GOVI Customer Service. Condenser is blocked. Clean the condenser, section 10.1.2 “Cleaning of external components” (page 47).
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® Operating manual. Faults Error or fault Cause Remedy High-pressure switch is Contact GOVI Customer triggered. Service. Water dripping from Drain hose blocked. Blow out drain hose with monoblock unit. compressed air to remove impurities. Ice build-up on eva- Cold room door is open.
® Operating manual. Appendix Appendix 12.1 Wiring diagrams The corresponding wiring diagram is also attached to the device, on the inside of the cover.
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