Mitsubishi TDJS Series Manuel utilisateur

MITSUBISHI TRANSPORT REFRIGERATION UNIT

TDJS Series

This operation manual is

intended to provide users

with a good knowledge to

use Mitsubishi Refrigeration

Unit safely.

Operate or service the

refrigeration unit only after

you have read this manual

and understand its

contents.

Carefully store this manual

immediately available for

your reference when you

need it.

TSJ012A222

OPERATION MANUALOPERATION MANUAL

Original Instructions

YEAR:2022

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Thank you for your purchase of Mitsubishi Transport

Refrigeration Unit.

Purpose of use and application

This Refrigeration Unit is intended to carry the cargo (with the exception of

volatile, inﬂammable, hazardous and corrosive matters) on a transportation

vehicle, keeping the inside container temperature at a certain degree.

If the Refrigeration Unit is used for any purposes other than this purpose, it

may cause accidents or damages.

Important information

For questions or information, contact your nearest dealer.

Be sure to follow the contents described in this manual in order to protect

yourself and other people from potential risks of this refrigeration unit and

to prevent it from getting damaged.

We are not able to foresee all potential risks of this refrigeration unit or

dangers due to mishandling by the customers. Therefore, it is necessary

to take measures for safety in addition to the items described in this

manual or on warning labels.

For the following works, contact your nearest dealer. If those works were

This product contains ﬂuorinated greenhouse gases.

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Refrigerant:R404A(GWP(Global Warming Potential)=3922), R452A(GWP=2141)

Refer to a label on unit about weight of ﬂuorinated greenhouse gases and

CO2equivalent. (

carried out by customer, the refrigeration unit may lose its performance

and we may not be able to ensure the safety of the customer.

(a) Installation, modiﬁcation, speciﬁcation change and disposal of the

refrigeration unit

(b) Maintenance of electric appliances

Refer to pages 4.)

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Operation manual

● This operation manual is prepared for people who speaks English. In case

that person whose native language is not English handles this refrigeration

unit, he or she must be instructed on safety by the customer. Furthermore,

the warning labels described in their native language must be prepared

and stuck on the proper places.

● This operation manual is copyrighted and all rights are reserved by our

company. The drawings and technical information described in this

manual may not, in whole or part, be published, copied, translated for

the purposes other than above-mentioned and reduced to any electronic

medium or machine-readable form without prior written consent with our

company.

● This manual also contains the explanation of optional speciﬁcation.

● The contents of this operation manual may differ from that of the

refrigeration unit used by a customer due to speciﬁcation change.

● The contents described in this operation manual may be changed without

a prior notice.

● When transferring or lending the refrigeration unit, attach this operation

manual together with the unit so that the operators should be able to have

a good knowledge on safety.

● Keep this operation manual in the vehicle so that it is available for your

reference when you need it.

● Unless otherwise noted, "right" and "left" directions are given as viewed

from the front of the refrigeration unit.

For disposal

Contact your nearest dealer when disposing the refrigeration unit. Observe

the applicable laws and regulations in your country to dispose refrigerants

and cooling water.

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Information on the Models

This operation manual describes how to use the following models.

(1) Standard system for single refrigeration compartment

■Integral type

TDJS35*E / TDJS50*E / TDJS70*ZE

(2) 2-evaporator system for two refrigeration compartments

■Integral type

TDJS35*E-M / TDJS50*E-M / TDJS70*E-M

(3) Model Information

*: Indicates destination or type of refrigerant.

: Indicates electrical system rated voltage difference.(1= DC12V, 2= DC24V)

TDJS35*E-L#

TDJS50*E-L#

TDJS70*E-L#

TDJS35*E-L#M

TDJS50*E-L#M

TDJS70*E-L#M

TDS25EX*#-L

TDS40EX*#-L

TDS50EX*#-L

Unit Weight: kg

107

102

System

Standard

2-evaporator

Unit Model

Refrigeration unit

Evaporator

unit

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Contents

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Purpose of use and application

Important information

Operation manual

For disposal

Information on the models

Contents

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1 Function of Refrigeration

Unit

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2 Name of each part ------- 2

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3 Precaution for safety ---- 11

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4 Initial setting ------------- 22

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Display and function of

main menu

Language setting mode

Display and function of

Sub-menu

Setting the calendar and clock

(Date, Month, Year)

Displaying the maintenance

information

Setting the defrost interval

Setting LCD backlight --------- 30

5 Operation----------------- 32

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Reinstallation of refrigeration

unit

Modiﬁcation of refrigeration unit

and speciﬁcation change

Arrangement plan for

main parts

Refrigeration unit

(Integral type)

Rear evaporator unit

(2-compartment model)

Compressor

Control box

Cabin controller

Digital display area

Protective devices

Signs on safety

Precautions

General precautions

During and after the operation

Inspection/Cleaning/Repair

Handling of electric equipment

and power codes

Emergency measures

Handling of warning labels

Prevention of start during

inspection work

Clothing and protective

equipment

When abnormal conditions are

detected

For emergency

Starting the operation

Stopping the operation

Suspending (sleep) the

compartment operation

(2-compartment model)

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6 Loading ------------------ 42

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7 Inspection ---------------- 45

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8 Cautions for use --------- 51

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9 For emergency ---------- 52

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Setting the temperature

Setting the preset temperature

Manual defrost operation

Starting the manual defrost

operation

Ending the manual defrost

operation

Setting the ON timer

Setting the OFF timer

Preparation before loading

Loading and unloading

Loading procedure

Unloading

Precautions for inspection

Daily inspection

Inspection of moving sections

Inspection of condenser coil

Periodic inspection

Periodic inspection check

sheet

Refrigerant and refrigerating

machine oil

When operating at a low inside

container temperature for a long

period of time:

When stopping the refrigeration

unit for a long period of time: -----

Alarm display

Switching "Normal display" and

"Alarm display"

Switching from

"Normal display screen" to

"Alarm display mode"

Switching from

"Alarm display mode" to

"Normal display screen"

Countermeasures

Changing the fuse

When you contact your nearest

dealer

Resuming operation after an

emergency stop

List of alarm codes

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1 Function of Refrigeration Unit

This refrigeration unit has following functions.

(1) Defrosting operation function

This is the function to protect evaporator from frosting during cooling

operation and to prevent refrigerating power from decreasing.

There are following 2 methods to start defrosting operation.

1) Automatic defrosting operation

Defrosting starts automatically by the timer setting.

Refer to page 29 for defrosting timer setting.

2) Manual defrosting operation

Defrosting starts forcibly by pressing the switch of controller.

Refer to page 37 for how to operate.

As the defrosting operation is completed, the refrigeration unit returns to

the cooling operation.

Defrosting operation will not start when the evaporator temperature is

high even during the cooling operation

(2) Timer operation function

This is the function to set starting time and stopping time of the

operation .

Refer to pages from 38 to 41 for how to set.

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2 Name of each part

Refrigeration unit Cabin controller

Control box Compressor

· Actual locations of above units, etc. should be checked beforehand because they could

vary depending on vehicle models, or other.

Arrangement plan for main parts

■Single compartment integral type

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2 Name of each part

Actual locations of above units, etc. should be checked beforehand because they could

vary depending on vehicle models, or other.

Refrigeration unit

Compressor

Control box

Rear evaporator unit

Cabin controller

■2-compartment integral type

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2 Name of each part

Refrigeration unit (Integral type)

■Top view

■Front view

■Rear view

Evaporator outlet

Expansion valve

Evaporator fan motor

Sight glass

Dryer

Condenser coil

Evaporator coil

Condenser fan motor

· Form of components and speciﬁcations may vary depending on models.

Label (F-Gas)

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