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General| Brand | Ingersoll-Rand |
|---|---|
| Model | THERMO KING T-680R Series |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Explains the unit's capability for automatic operation and starting without prior warning.
Provides warnings and cautions for safely installing batteries and routing cables.
Details cautions regarding high voltage power supply and potential electrical hazards.
Covers warnings and dangers associated with fluorocarbon refrigerants and their handling.
Outlines procedures for first aid related to refrigerant and refrigerant oil exposure.
Illustrates common safety decals and their typical locations on the unit.
Highlights specific safety precautions for Model 50 units with electric standby.
Lists parts covered under the California ULG emission control warranty.
Explains the warranty coverage and terms for California emission control systems.
Details the warranty period and coverage for emission control system parts.
Outlines the owner's responsibilities for maintaining the emission control system.
States the EPA warranty for the certified non-road diesel engine and its emission-related parts.
Provides an overview of the Thermo King unit models and their basic functionality.
Lists key design features and components of the Thermo King units.
Details the engine types, power, and performance specifications for the units.
Details the reciprocating and scroll compressor models used in the units.
Introduces the Human/Machine Interface control panel and its role.
Describes the HMI control panel, its display, and touch-sensitive keys.
Provides step-by-step instructions for powering the unit on and off safely.
Details the procedure for adjusting the unit's temperature setpoint using the HMI panel.
Describes the automatic preheating and starting process for the diesel engine.
Covers switching between Diesel and Electric modes, including autoswitch features.
Explains how to initiate and terminate manual and automatic defrost cycles.
Details how to select between CYCLE-SENTRY and Continuous operating modes.
Explains how to access and view various unit gauges using the HMI panel.
Guides the user on how to view temperature readings from unit sensors.
Explains how to navigate and access submenus through the Main Menu.
Covers different alarm types, their display, and clearing procedures.
Provides a comprehensive list of SR-3 alarm codes, descriptions, and operator help.
Describes how to view and interpret unit hourmeters and their definitions.
Covers the sequence, conditions, and considerations for performing unit pretrip tests.
Explains how to adjust the brightness of the HMI control panel display.
Outlines essential checks before loading cargo to ensure proper conditions.
Details critical steps for inspecting the cargo and unit after loading.
Provides recommendations for routine inspections during transit to prevent cargo damage.
Lists detailed specifications for the unit's engines, including fuel, oil, and rpm.
Details refrigerant charge, compressor types, and pressures for the refrigeration system.
Covers voltage, charging system, and regulator settings for the unit's electrical controls.
Lists fuses, their sizes, and functions within the unit's electrical system.
Specifies power requirements, circuit breakers, and extension cord sizes for standby operation.
