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Page 1 - Application

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Compressor Application Manual8• Dehumidifier that works at an evaporatortemperature of over 0oC (32oF).Heat absorption by the refrigerant willdepend o

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Compressor Application Manual9When choosing the replacement model,it is very important to check the class ofthe original compressor. As you know,the c

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Compressor Application Manual10IIIFigure 2 - Compressor labelFigure 3 - Compressor label forR 600a refrigerant fluidFigure 4 - Compressor label for R

Page 5 - Introduction

Compressor Application Manual11Before changing any part of the refrigerationsystem, the good refrigeration professionalundertakes a full diagnosis to

Page 6 - Refrigeration

Compressor Application Manual12Example:PROBLEMThe refrigerator refrigerates too much(1st column in Table of Main RefrigeratorProblems - Part 1).POSSIB

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Compressor Application Manual13Table of Main RefrigeratorProblems - Part 1IVNo voltage at power supplyVery low voltage at power supplyVery high voltag

Page 8 - Hermetic

Compressor Application Manual14Table of Main RefrigeratorProblems - Part 2Condenser improperly fixed - metal tubes touching 8.1Partial blockage in tub

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Compressor Application Manual15IV1 - Problems and Solutions1.1 - Voltage1.1.1 - No voltage at power supplyCheck using a voltmeter or testlamp.1.1.2 -

Page 10 - Compressor Application Manual

Compressor Application Manual162.2 - Wrong connection at the terminal boardCheck the connections using therefrigerator's electrical diagram.2.3 -

Page 11 - Example of

Compressor Application Manual174 - Thermostat4.1 - Thermostat switched offTurn the thermostat button to maximum(coldest) and see if the compressor sta

Page 12 - R 12 compressors

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Page 13 - Diagnosing

Compressor Application Manual184.6 - Thermostat making noiseInform the user that a clicking noise isnormal when the thermostat switches onand off. In

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Compressor Application Manual195.2 - Faulty overload protectorTherTherTherTherThermal prmal prmal prmal prmal protector 3/4"otector 3/4"otec

Page 15 - Problems - Part 1

Compressor Application Manual206 - Start RelayRemove the compressor relay, check to see if thestart relay is to specification. The relays for highstar

Page 16 - Problems - Part 2

Compressor Application Manual216.2 - EM electromechanical relay6.2.1 - With the relay in any position,check if there is continuitybetween relay termi

Page 17 - 2 - Electrical Parts

Compressor Application Manual226.3 - PTC RelayWith the help of an ohmmeter, measurethe ohmic resistance between terminals2 and 3. At room temperature,

Page 18 - 3 - Inadequate Grounding

Compressor Application Manual237 - Starting Capacitor7.1 - Incorrect starting capacitorCheck if the capacitance and voltagevalues are suitable for the

Page 19 - 4 - Thermostat

Compressor Application Manual248 - Pipes and Components8.1 - Condenser improperly fixed -metal tubes touchingWith the compressor in operation, checkth

Page 20 - 5 - Thermal Protector

Compressor Application Manual258.3 - Capillary blockage due to water /wax / paraffinCheck if ice has formed at the entranceto the evaporator. Warm thi

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Compressor Application Manual268.4 - Dirty / covered condenseror no air circulationClean the condenser and unblockthe air passages.9 - Noise caused by

Page 22 - 6 - Start Relay

Compressor Application Manual2711 - Wrong Locationfor the Refrigerator11.1 - Ventilation and other causesThe refrigeration system must not beplaced ne

Page 23 - Figure 16 - EM relay

Compressor Application Manual1PageI. Introduction ... 03II. Refrigeration circuit ...

Page 24 - (! = OHMS)

Compressor Application Manual2813 - Refrigerator without Freezer Tray13.1 - Missing or wrong use of the trayCheck if the dividing tray is being useda

Page 25 - 7 - Starting Capacitor

Compressor Application Manual2917 - Refrigerant Fluid17.1 - Expansion of refrigerantin evaporatorExplain to the customer that it isnormal that there i

Page 26 - 8 - Pipes and Components

Compressor Application Manual30compressors with the letter "X" (FF BXand FF HBX) in their name or FGcompressors with the specific relayto ch

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Compressor Application Manual3119.3 - Compressor with current leakageto the housingConnect the megohmeter terminals tothe common pin of the hermeticte

Page 28 - 10 - Poor Door Sealing

Compressor Application Manual3219.4 - Incorrect compressorinstallation / fixationCheck if the rubber grommets are tootight. If so, loosen them, other

Page 29 - (over 85%)

Compressor Application Manual3319.7 - Compressor with internal noiseIf the noise continues after analyzingall the aspects described above, it might

Page 30 - 16 - Thermal Insulation

Compressor Application Manual34After completing all the analyses on possible faultsin the refrigeration system, you will be able todecide whether the

Page 31 - 18 - Use of Expansion Valve

Compressor Application Manual35The comprThe comprThe comprThe comprThe compressor must not be switched onessor must not be switched onessor must not b

Page 32 - 19 - Compressor

Compressor Application Manual3614 - Soldering rods;15 - Brazing flux;16 - Vacuum gauge;17 - Oxy-acetylene or axi-gas welding equipment;18 - Device for

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Compressor Application Manual37• Undo the connections from the electrical startingand protection devices;• Remove all oxidation and paint using sandpa

Page 34 - INCORRECT CORRECT

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Compressor Application Manual38V3 - How to Remove the Filter DrierRemember that changing the compressor alsorequires a change of the filter drier, in

Page 36 - Procedure

Compressor Application Manual39available for refrigeration professionals to recycleused refrigerants. More information may beobtained from the refrige

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Compressor Application Manual40VTo complete the cleaning operation, proceed asfollows:• Place a fast coupling on the return lineand connect it on the

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Compressor Application Manual41• Braze the filter into the condenser and capillary.Do not unnecessarily heat the body of the filterdryer, and take gre

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Compressor Application Manual42VAt the other end of this tube, install a fast coupling orsimilar register to make the vacuum and gas charge.6 - Cautio

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Compressor Application Manual43With R 600a, the systems in this range of insidevolume may only have 36-48 grams (1.3-1.7 ounces),that is, approximatel

Page 41 - NeverNever

Compressor Application Manual44V10.2 -10.2 -10.2 -10.2 -10.2 - If you are using scales and charge-receiver cylinder:a) Weigh the empty cylinder. T

Page 42 - Only use filters that

Compressor Application Manual45totally empty, switch on theresistance of the charge cylinder toincrease the pressure and releasethe refrigerant to the

Page 43 - Filter Drier

Compressor Application Manual461 - Embraco Compressor TubesThe drawings and tables in the sequence showthe position, diameters and tube material of th

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Compressor Application Manual47Process TubeDischarge TubeSuction TubeGroundingTerminalVIVIFigure 30 - EM Compressor with copper tubesFigure 31 - EM co

Page 45 - Refrigerant Fluid

Compressor Application Manual3IntroductionIDear refrigeration professional!Since its incorporation in March 1971, Embracohas been doing its utmost to

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Compressor Application Manual48Process TubeDischarge TubeSuction TubeGroundingTerminalFigure 32 - F/EG compressor with copper tubesProcess TubeDischar

Page 47 - The system must be

Compressor Application Manual49Process TubeDischarge TubeSuction TubeGroundingTerminalFigure 34 - PW compressor with copper tubesProcess TubeDischarge

Page 48 - 1 - Embraco Compressor Tubes

Compressor Application Manual502 - Filter DriersThere are filter driers suitable for each refrigerantfluid. See the following table:3 - Start Capacito

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Compressor Application Manual51CompressorCapacitor to beused in capillarysystemsCapacitor to beused in expansionvalve systemsThe relays of the aforeme

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Compressor Application Manual52One of the power leads must be connectedto the thermal protector and the other to theterminal 2 of the PTC (see fig. 36

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Compressor Application Manual53Figure 37 - Short relay without capacitor Figure 38 - Short relay with capacitorTerminal 13Terminal 11Terminal 13Termin

Page 52 - 3 - Start Capacitor

Compressor Application Manual54CompressorType ofMotorMinimum Sta-bilizer CapacityPW, EMFF BK, FF HBKFG AK, FG HAKFF BX, FF HBXLSTLSTLST/HSTLST/HSTMini

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Compressor Application Manual555 - WaterA little water in the sealed unit can cause freezingand block the capillary outlet. The blockage,although part

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Compressor Application Manual56VI7 - Models of CompressorsPWBasic typeCompressor rated displacementRefrigerantMotor TypeMaximum rated motor torqueComp

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Compressor Application Manual57EMBasic typeValve systemCompressor capacityRefrigerantNIHILR 12Efficiency level / applicationElectric equipmentN - Stan

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Compressor Application Manual4The following figure shows you the essentialcomponents for the operation of mostrefrigeration circuits.RefrigerationCirc

Page 57 - 6 - Antifreeze

Compressor Application Manual58VIEGL - LBPM - L/M/HBPH - HBPR - RelayP - PTC + run capacitor (optional)C - PTC + run capacitor (mandatory)X - Relay +

Page 58 - 7 - Models of Compressors

Compressor Application Manual59FBasic typeFGS60HAElectrical systemEfficiency levelApproximate compressor displacement (for FG compressors,approximate

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Compressor Application Manual608 - Compressor Label9 - General Information for Useof R 134a and R 600a compressors• Compressors with the letter "

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Compressor Application Manual61• The compressors cannot undergo starting or highvoltage tests under vacuum conditions. AllEmbraco compressors have alr

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Compressor Application Manual62VI• Due to the sensitivity of the ester oils used inR 134a compressors, the followingrecommendations are necessary (whi

Page 62 - 8 - Compressor Label

Compressor Application Manual63• To prevent excessive water in thecompressor, the tubes must be kept sealedat all times. The rubber plugs must only be

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Compressor Application Manual64VII1 - Impacts1.1 - WaterIn a refrigeration system using acompressor that operates with R 12(compatible with mineral an

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Compressor Application Manual65In the event of partial blockage, thesystem's performance drops in proportionto the size of the blockage. If compl

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Compressor Application Manual66VIIFigure 43 - Graphs comparing hygroscopicity between ester oil and mineral oil1.3 - HygroscopicityA property characte

Page 66 - 1 - Impacts

Compressor Application Manual67The R 134a does not blendwith mineral or syntheticoils (non-miscible).SYNTHETIC ORMINERAL OIL+R 12ESTER OIL+R 134aSYNTH

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Compressor Application Manual5We will show below how a basic refrigerationsystem works:The compressor draws in the refrigerant fluid fromthe evaporato

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Compressor Application Manual68VII1.6 - Chemical Compatibility1.6.1 - Non-miscible ResidueNon-miscible residues are thosethat remain dissolved in the

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Compressor Application Manual69The main incompatibleproducts are:Water, Alkaline and ChlorinatedProducts.The presence of these productscan cause an in

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Compressor Application Manual70VIIApproximately 90% of the Earth's ozone is locatedin a natural layer immediately above the Earth'ssurface,

Page 71 - Destruction

Compressor Application Manual71Some CFCs can live in the atmosphere for morethan 120 years, that is, they do not dissociate in thelower atmosphere (tr

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Compressor Application Manual722.1 - How is the ozone destroyed?CFC molecule.At the 1st stage, ultravioletrays breaksthe linkof a chlorineatom inthe C

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Compressor Application Manual733 - Maintenance of domesticrefrigeration system3.1 - BlendsNormally consisting of two or threerefrigerant fluids of the

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Compressor Application Manual74VII• Due to problems of chemicalcompatibility, the filter drier normallyused for a system that operates withR 12, shall

Page 75 - 3 - Maintenance of domestic

Compressor Application Manual75– It requires all components of the system to befree from contamination (alkaline substances,grease, wax, water, paraff

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If after these instructions you still havedoubts, please do not hesitate to call us.WWWWWrite to Embraco:rite to Embraco:rite to Embraco:rite to Embra

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Disclaimer of LiabilityThe compressors here into introduced were designed for strictly use andapplication according to their respective specifications

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Compressor Application Manual6The compressor is a very important item in therefrigeration circuit. Its function is to circulate therefrigerant fluid i

Page 79 - Disclaimer of Liability

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Compressor Application Manual7The compressor motors appropriate forthese two systems are called:LST – Low Starting Torqueused in capillary systems.HST

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