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Installation and Operation Removing Recovery Tank 1. Turn both valves on recovery tank clockwise to close. 2. Disconnect red and blue hoses from recovery tank. 3. Release hook and loop strap and gently remove the recovery tank from the scale. Evacuating Service Hoses Evacuate the service hoses before removing them from the unit and whenever contamination is suspected. Service hoses are not connected to a vehicle during this procedure. 1. Close red and blue service couplers. 2. Open panel hand valves. 3. Plug the power cord into a properly grounded supply line. See the ID plate for proper supply voltage. 4. Turn on the power switch. Four screens display in the following order: — The Kool Kare Welcome screen, — The Software Version screen, — The Adjust Contrast screen–Adjust or Skip, and — The Recycle screen. 5. Select YES. The Vacuum screen displays. 6. Select NO. The Charging screen displays. 7. Select NO. The Connection Check screen displays. 8. Select CONTINUE. The following messages display: WAITING FOR STABLE SCALE! RECYCLING REFRIGERANT FROM VEHICLE! PURGING AIR FROM TANK! 3 An additional message may display anytime after a tank check. COMPLETED! 3 A pulsed gas escaping sound emits while purging noncondensable gases and moisture from the system at the end of the recycling process. Do not be alarmed by this noise or defeat this process. — The following message displays at the start of a cycle if a recovery tank is not installed: NO TANK PRESENT TURN POWER OFF AND INSTALL TANK! 2-14
Maintenance 3 Use this chapter to maintain your Kool Kare unit: • Oil separator bowl, • Master filter, • Compressor, • Particle filter, and • Storing the unit for prolonged periods. 3 Troubleshooting information and a list of parts and accessories are also included. Equipment Tips pA stable scale weight reading, with the refrigerant not moving around in the recovery tank, is performed at the beginning and end of a recycle or charge program. Do not lean on or move the unit at these times. pNever attempt to change the recovery tank during unit operation. For additional information refer to Chapter 2–Removing Recovery Tank. pAlways evacuate the service hoses before disconnecting them from your Kool Kare unit. For additional information refer to Chapter 2–Evacuating Service Hoses. pNever drop a recovery tank onto the scale. This may result in damage to the scale assembly. pAlways oil the seals before connection to any tank, filter or fitting. A leaky connection or no-flow condition may result if the seal is dry. pAlways close both tank valves–clockwise–on the recovery tank when your Kool Kare unit is not in use. pYour Kool Kare unit emits a pulsed gas escaping sound while purging air, other non-condensible gases and moisture from the system as an integral part of the recycling process. Do not be alarmed by this noise or defeat this process. Refrigerant is not vented to the atmosp
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Maintenance<br />
3<br />
Use this chapter to maintain your Kool Kare unit:<br />
• Oil separator bowl,<br />
• Master filter,<br />
• Compressor,<br />
• Particle filter, and<br />
• Storing the unit for prol<strong>on</strong>ged periods.<br />
3 Troubleshooting informati<strong>on</strong> and a list of parts and<br />
accessories are also included.<br />
<strong>Equipment</strong> Tips<br />
pA stable scale weight reading, with the refrigerant not moving<br />
around in the recovery tank, is performed at the beginning<br />
and end of a recycle or charge program. Do not lean <strong>on</strong> or<br />
move the unit at these times.<br />
pNever attempt to change the recovery tank during unit<br />
operati<strong>on</strong>. For additi<strong>on</strong>al informati<strong>on</strong> refer to Chapter<br />
2–Removing Recovery Tank.<br />
pAlways evacuate the service hoses before disc<strong>on</strong>necting<br />
them from your Kool Kare unit. For additi<strong>on</strong>al informati<strong>on</strong><br />
refer to Chapter 2–Evacuating Service Hoses.<br />
pNever drop a recovery tank <strong>on</strong>to the scale. This may result in<br />
damage to the scale assembly.<br />
pAlways oil the seals before c<strong>on</strong>necti<strong>on</strong> to any tank, filter or<br />
fitting. A leaky c<strong>on</strong>necti<strong>on</strong> or no-flow c<strong>on</strong>diti<strong>on</strong> may result if<br />
the seal is dry.<br />
pAlways close both tank valves–clockwise–<strong>on</strong> the recovery<br />
tank when your Kool Kare unit is not in use.<br />
pYour Kool Kare unit emits a pulsed gas escaping sound<br />
while purging air, other n<strong>on</strong>-c<strong>on</strong>densible gases and moisture<br />
from the system as an integral part of the recycling process.<br />
Do not be alarmed by this noise or defeat this process.<br />
Refrigerant is not vented to the atmosp<str<strong>on</strong>g>here</str<strong>on</strong>g>, <strong>on</strong>ly air, other<br />
n<strong>on</strong>-c<strong>on</strong>densable gases and moisture from the recovery tank.<br />
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