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V-200/V-300 Series
TK 50982-1-MM (Rev. 3, 02/03)
Copyright© 2003 Thermo King Corp., Minneapolis, MN, USA.
Printed in USA.

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Safety Precautions
General Practices
Safety guidelines for operating and maintaining refrigeration units.
Refrigerant and Oil Safety
Precautions for handling refrigerants, oil, and first aid.
Electrical Hazards and Precautions
Warnings about high voltage dangers, precautions, and first aid.
Low Voltage Safety
Hazards of low voltage and related precautions.
Specifications
General and Refrigeration System Specs
General technical data and specs for R-134a systems.
R-404a System and Electrical Specs
Specs for R-404A systems and the electrical system.
Maintenance Inspection Schedule
Electrical, Refrigeration, and Structural Checks
Key inspection points for electrical, refrigeration, and structural systems.
Unit Description
Introduction and Component Overview
Overview of the V-200/V-300 series and its main components.
Control System and Features
Description of control circuits, box, oil separator, refrigerant, and unit features.
Protection Features
Explanation of safety and protection switches.
Control Box Components and Operation
P.C. Board, Connectors, and Fuses
Details on PCBs, connectors, and fuses within the control box.
Relay Functions
Explanation of various relays (common, standby, defrost, fan) and their roles.
Operating Instructions
In-Cab Control Box Operation
Procedures for displaying/entering temperature and defrost modes.
Unit Operation, Checks, and Loading
Weekly inspections, starting, and loading procedures.
Electrical Maintenance and Troubleshooting
In-Cab Control Box Troubleshooting
Guides for troubleshooting M-13/M-16 and M-17 control boxes.
Defrost System Maintenance
Component checks, timer settings, and testing for the defrost system.
Fan Switch, Injection System, and Standby Circuits
Testing CFPS, liquid injection, and standby circuits.
Refrigeration Maintenance
Refrigerant Charge and Level Checks
Procedures for charging and checking refrigerant levels.
Compressor Oil Service and Pressure Switches
Oil checks, adding, contamination, and pressure switch testing.
System Cleanup and Reassembly
Steps for cleaning and reassembling the refrigeration system.
Refrigeration Service Operations
Compressor, Coil, and Drier Service
Procedures for servicing compressors, coils, and driers.
Switch, Valve, and Orifice Service
Service for pressure switches, solenoid valves, and orifices.
Check Valve and Expansion Valve Service
Testing, repair, and replacement of check and expansion valves.
Hose Replacement
Procedure for replacing refrigerant hoses using the Speedy Clip System.
Structural Maintenance
Unit Inspection and Coil Cleaning
Inspecting unit for damage and cleaning evaporator/condenser coils.
Mounting Bolt Checks
Checking and torquing unit mounting bolts.
Clutch Maintenance
Clutch Testing, Removal, and Inspection
Procedures for testing, removing, and inspecting the clutch assembly.
Shaft Seal Replacement
Removal and installation of shaft seal cover and seal.
Special Tools for Clutch Maintenance
Listing and images of specialized tools required.
Compressor and Oil Service
Compressor Installation and Oil Management
Compressor mounting, oil levels, and adding oil.
Belt Tensioning
Proper alignment and tensioning of compressor belts.
Over-the-Road Mechanical Diagnosis
System Performance Diagnostics
Diagnosing issues related to heat load, coils, belts, and refrigerant.
Component and Contamination Diagnosis
Diagnosing expansion valve, oil, moisture, air, and dirt issues.
Compressor Life Factors
Factors that reduce the lifespan of the compressor.
Electric Standby Diagnosis
Compressor and Cycling Issues
Troubleshooting for non-running or short-cycling compressors.
Operational and Pressure Issues
Diagnosis for operational problems, temperature, and pressure issues.
Electric Standby Service Checks
Specific checks for electric standby components.

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