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MCC EM-1 - User Manual

MCC EM-1
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OPERATION AND SERVICE
for
SPLIT SYSTEMS
Generation 4 & 5
REV. 08/2012
T-299 Manual
T-299 Manual
© 2012 Mobile Climate Control
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Summary

SAFETY SUMMARY

General Safety Notices

General safety precautions for operation, service, and maintenance.

First Aid

Procedures for immediate medical attention in case of injury.

SECTION 1 DESCRIPTION

Introduction to Manual

Overview of the manual's content and purpose.

What is Air Conditioning

Basic explanation of air conditioning functions.

Model and Serial Number Tags

Location and importance of identification tags on components.

System Requirements Label

System Designations

Classification of different MCC system configurations.

System Components

Key parts of the air conditioning system and their functions.

System Components

Return Air Thermostat;Sensor

Controls system operation based on cabin temperature.

Electro-Magnetic Clutch

Engages/disengages the compressor.

Expansion;Block Valve

Meters refrigerant flow into the evaporator coil.

Evaporator

Cools cabin air by transferring heat to refrigerant.

Resistor

Controls evaporator blower motor speeds.

Compressor

Circulates refrigerant through the system.

Condenser

Rejects heat from refrigerant to outside air.

Filter-Dryer

Removes moisture and particulates from refrigerant.

Receiver-Dryer

Removes moisture and stores liquid refrigerant.

Pressure Switches

Control compressor operation based on system pressure.

Freeze-Up Thermostat

Refrigerant

Substance used for heat transfer in the AC system.

Evaporator Motors

Condenser Motors

Powers the condenser fan for heat dissipation.

Compressors

Various types and their function in the system.

Refrigeration System Component Specifications

Expansion;Block Valve Specs

Superheat setting for expansion/block valves.

Pressure Switches Specs

Cut-in and cut-out pressure settings for switches.

SECTION 2 OPERATION

Operating Instructions

Steps to operate the system, including power requirements.

Manual Controls

Operation using driver's control panel and electrical panel.

Manual Controls

Drivers Control Panel

Interface for fan speed, thermostat, and other controls.

Fan Speed Switch (three speed or variable)

Controls evaporator blower speed settings.

Thermostat Control

Regulates cabin temperature by controlling system components.

Electrical Control Panel

Contains relays and circuit breakers for system control.

Florida Control (TEMPCON)

ON;OFF Function

Controls system power and indicates status.

Fan Speed Switch - 3 Speed

Adjusts evaporator fan speed to desired level.

Adjusting Set Point (Interior Temperature Adjustment)

Sets the desired cabin temperature for cooling.

In-Line Fuse (Florida Control)

Total Control

Total Control Operation

How the Total Control system manages cooling and heating stages.

GEN 4 - With Total Control, Unit Operating Instructions

Pre-Trip Inspection

Checks to perform before system operation.

Sequence of Operation

Step-by-step operational logic for different control types.

Sequence of Operation

Three Position Switch Operation

Operational sequence for basic three-position switch controls.

Variable Speed Control Operation

Operational sequence for variable speed fan controls.

Total Control - Gen 5 Operation

Operational sequence for Gen 5 with Total Control.

Total Control - Gen 4 Operation

Operational sequence for Gen 4 with Total Control.

Heat Option

How the heating function is controlled.

EnviroMATE Controller (Single Zone)

Controller Operation

Basic functions and display of the controller.

Evaporator Fan Operation

Automatic control of evaporator fan speeds.

Cooling Mode

Heating Mode (If equipped)

Operation of the heating circuit.

Sensors

Monitoring of temperature sensors and error handling.

Voltage

Monitoring of system voltage and alternator status.

Schematics

Reference to system wiring diagrams.

Alarm Descriptions (Single Zone)

EnviroMATE Controller (Dual Zone)

Controller Operation

How to operate and view settings for dual zones.

Evaporator Fan Operation (Automatic)

Evaporator Fan Operation (Manual)

Manual fan speed adjustment for each zone.

Cooling Mode

How the system operates in cooling mode for each zone.

Heating Mode (If equipped)

Sensors

Monitoring of zone sensors and error handling.

Voltage

Monitoring of system voltage and alternator status.

Schematics

Reference to dual-zone system wiring diagrams.

Alarm Description (Dual Zone)

SECTION 3 TROUBLESHOOTING

Insufficient or No Cooling

Troubleshooting steps for lack of cooling.

System Will Not Cool

Troubleshooting when the compressor does not run.

System Runs But Has Insufficient Cooling

Troubleshooting when the system runs but cools poorly.

Abnormal Pressures

Identifying issues based on high or low system pressures.

Abnormal Noises, Vibrations or Conditions

Diagnosing problems from unusual sounds or vibrations.

Insufficient or No Cooling

Preliminary Checks

Initial checks for issues causing no or low cooling.

Checking System Air Output

Verifying airflow and motor current draw.

Check The Sight Glass For Bubbles

Diagnosing refrigerant charge via sight glass inspection.

Compressor Amp Draw

Checking the current drawn by the compressor clutch.

No Evaporator Air Flow or Restricted Air Flow

Expansion Valve Malfunction

Diagnosing problems with the expansion valve.

Control System Malfunction

Troubleshooting issues with the control system.

No or Insufficient Heating

Diagnosing problems with the heating function.

SECTION 4 SERVICE

Preventative Maintenance Schedule

Regular maintenance tasks for system longevity.

Maintenance Procedures

Installing Manifold Gauges

Steps for connecting and using manifold gauges.

Refrigerant Recovery

Refrigerant Leak Checking

Methods for detecting refrigerant leaks in the system.

Evacuation and Dehydration

Procedures to remove moisture and air from the system.

Evacuation and Dehydration

General

Importance and effects of moisture in refrigeration systems.

Preparation

Tools and conditions needed for evacuation.

Procedure For Evacuation and Dehydrating System (Triple Evacuation)

Detailed steps for a triple evacuation process.

Adding Refrigerant to a System

Procedures for adding refrigerant to the system.

Adding Refrigerant to a System

Checking Refrigerant Charge

Conditions required for accurately checking refrigerant charge.

Adding Full Charge

Steps to add the complete refrigerant charge.

Adding Partial Charge

Procedure for adding a partial refrigerant charge.

Compressor(s)

Torque Specifications - Refrigerant Fittings

Torque Specifications - Bolts

Torque values for various bolts and electrical connections.

Torque Specifications - Bolts

Electrical Control Panel - Torque Values

Specific torque values for electrical panel connections.

Drive Belt Installation

Introduction

Overview of factors critical to drive belt life.

Belt Clearance

Recommended clearance for belt span vibration.

Pulley Alignment

Importance and methods for achieving correct pulley alignment.

Drive Belt Tension Guidelines

Measuring Methods for Belt Tension

Techniques and tools for measuring belt tension.

Return Air Filter

Maintenance and replacement of evaporator return air filters.

Return Air Filter

GEN 4 (EXCEL) Series

Procedure for replacing GEN 4 return air filters.

GEN 5 Series

Procedure for replacing GEN 5 return air filters.

Evaporator Blower and;or Motor Assembly

GEN 4 Series

Steps to replace the blower assembly for GEN 4.

GEN 5 Series

Steps to replace the blower assembly for GEN 5.

Resistors

GEN 4 Series (Excel)

Details on GEN 4 evaporator motor speed control resistors.

GEN 5 Series

Methods for controlling GEN 5 evaporator motor speeds.

Condenser Fan Assembly

Replacing Thermostatic Block Valve

Steps to replace the thermostatic block valve.

Checking and Replacing High Pressure Switch

Procedures for inspecting and replacing high pressure switches.

Checking and Replacing High Pressure Switch

Replacing High or Low Pressure Switch

Steps for replacing pressure switches.

Checking High Pressure Switch

How to test the high pressure switch.

Moisture Indicator (System)

Filter-Drier or Receiver-Drier

Procedures for replacing filter-driers and receiver-driers.

SECTION 5 ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

Introduction

Overview of the electrical schematic diagrams provided.

GEN 4 System Schematic - EM-1 With CM-2;3

GEN 4 System Schematic - EM-1 With CM-2;3 - Tie-In

GEN 4 System Schematic - EM-3 With (2) CM-3 Condensers & (2) Compressors

GEN 5 Evaporator (With Variable Speed Control) Schematic

GEN 5 System Schematic With Total Control

GEN 4 EM-3 With Total Control - System Schematic

GEN 4 Series With Total Control

Gen V with EnviroMATE Controller (Single Zone) Schematic

Gen V with EnviroMATE Controller (Dual Zone, 2 Evaporators, 2 condensers, 2 Compressors) Schematic

Gen V with EnviroMATE Controller (Dual Zone, 3 Evaporators, 2 condensers, 2 Compressors) Schematic

MCC EM-1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMCC
ModelEM-1
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

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