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Detailed specifications for RCUE40-400AG2 air-cooled water chillers, covering capacity, dimensions, and electrical data.
Detailed specifications for RHUE40-240AG2 air-to-water heat pump chillers, including capacity and dimensions.
Detailed specifications for RHUE80-240AG2 air-to-water heat pump chillers, covering capacity and dimensions.
Detailed specifications for RCUE160-400AG2 air-cooled water chillers, including capacity, dimensions, and electrical data.
Essential checks of the unit's cabinet, refrigerant, electrical, and water systems before initiating a test run.
Procedures for conducting cooling and heating test runs, including pressure checks and electrical consumption verification.
Steps for safely restarting the unit after a test run, covering checks on various systems and components.
Guidelines for instructing customers on unit operation, maintenance, and important safety precautions during delivery.
Detailed power wiring diagrams for various chiller models, illustrating electrical connections for main components.
Specific power wiring diagrams focusing on the fan system for all chiller models, detailing fan motor connections.
Wiring diagrams for the control PCB (PCBc), including primary and secondary boards for different model ranges.
Wiring diagrams for the input/output PCB (PCBd), covering various RCUE and RHUE model series.
Power wiring diagrams illustrating the MCB option for different chiller model series, detailing circuit breaker connections.
A comprehensive list of abbreviations, marks, symbols, and model codes used in the electrical diagrams for reference.
Explanation of the automatic temperature adjustment system, including thermistor detection and capacity control logic.
Details on compressor starting, time guard, sequential starting, and rotation control for optimal operation and lifespan.
Description of the automatic forced unload function to manage power consumption exceeding set points.
Procedures for unit restart after momentary or extended power failures, including optional settings.
How to configure and use secondary temperature settings for different operating modes like air-conditioning and heat storage.
Detailed explanation of the reverse-cycle defrosting process for air-cooled heat pump types, including start conditions.
Functionality to prevent unexpected Thermo OFF states due to temperature changes or flow volume variations.
Initial checks for power supply, connections, and basic troubleshooting procedures for unit abnormalities.
Guidance on checking PCB configurations and settings for various models to resolve operational issues.
Table detailing the activation values for various protection devices and automatic operation parameters.
Comprehensive analysis of abnormal running phenomena, identifying causes, check points, and countermeasures.
Graphs showing the temperature-resistance characteristics of thermistors used for monitoring various system temperatures.
Guidelines for routine maintenance checks and criteria for general components, cabinet, and refrigerant circuits.
Specific maintenance criteria for screw compressors, including daily and periodic checks and overhaul procedures.
Criteria and methods for maintaining water quality in the circulation system to prevent corrosion and ensure performance.
Procedures and cautions for cleaning the water side heat exchanger, including the use of cleaning agents and wastewater treatment.
A checklist of daily operational items to be checked for proper functioning of the chiller unit.
Important precautions and considerations for handling refrigerant R407C, including its properties and compatible parts.
Guidance on performing overall checks and parts replacement for the compressor, including refrigerant collection.
Refrigerant cycle diagrams for various air-cooled water chiller and air-to-water heat pump models.
Step-by-step instructions for vacuuming the refrigerant cycle after service or repair to ensure proper system integrity.
Procedures and cautions for adding refrigerant, including tank confirmation, measurement devices, and insertion techniques.
Important precautions to be taken when replacing the expansion valve, especially concerning refrigerant handling and zero point adjustment.
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