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Master Bilt Master Controller 2.0 User Manual

Master Bilt Master Controller 2.0
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Master Controller 2.0
Reverse Cycle Defrost System
Installation & Operations Manual
An Electronic Microprocessor-Based
Electric Expansion Valve Refrigeration Control System
With TCP/IP Internet Monitoring Feature
January 2012
PN 888-88889

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Master Bilt Master Controller 2.0 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMaster Bilt
ModelMaster Controller 2.0
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Notices

Warning Labels and Safety Instructions

Master Controller

Features

Scheduled vs. Demand Defrost

Comparison of scheduled and demand defrost schemes for efficiency.

Reverse Cycle Defrost Technology

Description of the patented reverse cycle defrost control and its benefits.

Sequences of Operation

COOL MODE (REFR)

Normal cooling operation, modulating EEV based on superheat.

DEFROST MODE

Explanation of defrost modes, including scheduled and demand defrost criteria.

SAFETY MODE

System behavior during alarm conditions, covering sensor, defrost, and communication failures.

Multiple Evaporator Configuration

Alarm Display

Setting Parameters By On-Board Pushbuttons

Temperature Sensors

Pressure Transducer

Charging the Master Controller 2.0 Refrigeration System

Charging Procedures

Step-by-step instructions for charging the system with refrigerant.

How to Diagnose an Overcharged System

Reverse Cycle Defrost

General Information

Overview of the reverse cycle defrost feature and its purpose.

Charging System with Reverse Cycle Defrost

Specific notes on charging a system with reverse cycle defrost.

Electric Wiring

Typical Wiring Diagram (Air Defrost)

Typical Wiring Diagram (Reverse Cycle Defrost)

Typical Wiring Diagram (Electric Defrost)

Typical Set Points for AMC Controller 2.0

Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting the Electric Expansion Valve