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Pfannenberg DTS 3000 Series User Manual

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SECTION 8: TROUBLESHOOTING

8.1 Verifying Normal Function

Environmental conditions may eliminate the need for cooling. If the door contact circuit (X54) is opened then

closed the unit will perform it's test function. This will cause all the components to activate and the unit will

provide cooling for a short time. (See below.)

If cooling does not occur, please review the troubleshooting topics listed below.

Modus

Time Curve

Characteristics

Start-up

Mode

t = 0s - < 30s

t = 30s

t = 32s

No function.

Internal fan start up.

External fan and compressor start up.

Flashing sequence of the status indicator: "off-dark-light-dark-off". Fault signal contact is closed.

Self Test

during

Start

t > 34s - 64s

Compressor and fans remains in operation during the period.

Flashing sequence of the status indicator: "off-dark-light-off".

Fault signal contact is open.

Should a fault arise during the test mode, the unit goes into the fault mode and the

status indicator lights up according to the fault state.

NO DIP SWITCH CHANGES ARE REQUIRED.

8.2 Fault Condition

If a fault occurs, check the following points first. If the fault is then not cleared, call an authorized specialist.

Fault

Possible cause(s)

Remedy

Unit fails to cool.

Internal fan is running.

Temperature setting is above ambient.

Check temperature setting.

Unit fails to cool sufficiently.

Required cooling capacity exceeds capacity of unit.

Dirty filter or condenser.

Lack of refrigerant.

Internal and external fans not working.

Air not circulating properly inside the switch cabinet.

Check ambient temperature and internal load.

Clean condenser. Clean or replace filter.

Call authorized technician. Check unit for leaks.

Call authorized specialist. Check fan capacitors. Replace fans.

Ensure proper electrical connections.

Check enclosure and air circulation inside enclosure. Air intake

and exhaust must be unimpeded by components.

Condensate accumulates

in switch cabinet.

Exiting temperature is too low.

Enclosure is not sufficiently sealed.

Set cooling unit to a higher temperature setting.

Close enclosure door and improve the seal in the enclosure.

Condensate fails to drain.

Condensate drain is clogged

Clean condensate drainage. Condensate drainage hose must

be angled downward without showing a bend.