Download Operating Manual - NY Tech Supply
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<strong>Operating</strong> Instructions<br />
INST0472<br />
Diagram of Control Panel<br />
RECOVER<br />
5. Open the GAS (vapor) valve and the LIQUID valve on the tank.<br />
6. Connect the power cord to the back of the unit and plug the cord into the<br />
proper voltage outlet. Turn on the MAIN POWER switch.<br />
7. Press RECOVER.<br />
Before recovery begins, the unit clears itself of any refrigerant remaining in the<br />
various components. You’ll know this is occurring because the compressor will<br />
start and the “CL-L” message will display. This process takes up to 4 minutes to<br />
complete. Once the clearing is complete, the unit automatically begins to recover<br />
refrigerant from the system.<br />
CAUTION! If the A/C system pressure is 25 psi or less, the message<br />
“CH-P” appears on the display to alert you not to attempt recovery from an<br />
empty system. Do not press HOLD/CONT to continue the recovery process<br />
unless you know the A/C system contains refrigerant.<br />
The display shows that the unit is in the RECOVER mode and the AUTOMATIC<br />
cycle. You can monitor the amount of refrigerant removed from the system by<br />
watching the display. The compressor shuts off automatically when recovery is<br />
complete (at approximately 13 in. Hg). The display shows the “CPL” message and<br />
then alternately flashes the weight of refrigerant recovered and the “OIL<br />
(OUNCES)/OIL (GRAMS)” message.<br />
8. To assure complete recovery of refrigerant, wait for 5 minutes and watch the<br />
manifold gauges for a rise in pressure above “0.” If a rise occurs, press HOLD/<br />
CONT. Repeat as needed until the system pressure holds for 2 minutes.<br />
CHECK REFRIGERANT<br />
Series 17700A/17701A/34700/34701/34704 Enviro-Charge Units<br />
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