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Thermo King V-300 MAX TC-20 User Manual

Thermo King V-300 MAX TC-20
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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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Thermo King V-300 MAX TC-20 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelV-300 MAX TC-20
RefrigerantR-404A
Voltage12/24 V DC
Power SupplyDC
Temperature Range-20°C to +30°C
Fuel TypeDiesel

Summary

Safety Precautions

General Safety Practices

Essential safety guidelines including eye protection, clearance from moving parts, and equipment checks.

Refrigerant and Oil Handling Safety

Precautions for safe handling of refrigerants and oils, with first aid instructions for exposure.

Electrical Safety Procedures

Guidelines for safely working with high and low voltage systems to prevent electrical shock.

Specifications

Electrical Maintenance

In-Cab Control Box Troubleshooting

Diagnostic steps for common issues related to the M-13, M-16, and M-17 control boxes.

Defrost System Maintenance and Testing

Procedures for servicing and testing defrost components, timers, and switches.

Electrical System Checks

Testing condenser fan switches, liquid injection systems, and electric standby circuits.

Refrigeration Maintenance

Refrigerant Charging and Checking

Procedures for adding and verifying the correct refrigerant charge in the system.

Compressor Oil Level Management

Guidelines for checking, adding, and draining compressor oil for system lubrication.

Pressure Switch and System Integrity

Testing high/low pressure switches and checking for system leaks or restrictions.

System Cleanup and Reassembly

Steps for flushing the system, replacing components, and preparing for operation.

Refrigeration Service Operations

Over-the-Road Mechanical Diagnosis

Troubleshooting Refrigeration Performance

Diagnosing issues like excessive heat load, dirty coils, belt tension, and refrigerant shortages.

Electric Standby Mechanical Diagnosis

Refrigeration Diagnosis Chart

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