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SOLUTION CONCENTRATION SAFETY SHUTDOWN

While the unit is running and the 1st stage generatortemperature is at least 250.0°F, the program continu-ously calculates the solution concentration using the2nd stage leaving refrigerant temperature (as sensedby RT12) and the 1st stage generator temperature (assensed by RT6). If the concentration exceeds 66.0%,“WARNING-CONCENTRATION OVERRIDE” is dis-played and the unit loading is reduced to minimum. If theconcentration decreases to 65.0%, the load limit is re-moved but the warning message will remain until theWARNING RESET key is pressed in SERVICE mode.If the concentration continues to rise above 66.5%, theunit shuts down on a safety shutdown and “DAY-TIME-HIGH SOLUTION CONCENTRATION” is displayed.

The % concentration can be displayed using the 1STSTAGE GEN PRESS/TEMP key. One of the scrolledmessages is “HI TEMP GENERATOR CONCENTRA-TION = XX.X%”. This message will only be displayed ifthe unit is running, the 1st stage generator tempera-ture is at least 250.0°F and the concentration displayhas been enabled by a qualified service technician us-ing the “SPECIAL SETPOINTS & PROGRAMMINGPROCEDURES” section of SERVICE MANUAL FORM155.17-M2 and I/O expansion board program jumperJ14 is placed on pins 2 and 3 as described below.

Thermistor RT12 (2nd stage leaving refrigerant tem-perature) was not installed on previous production units.It is now supplied on production units to accomodatethis feature.

To accomodate the application of this EPROM to newunits that are equipped with thermistor RT12 and ear-lier units not equipped with thermistor RT12, the solu-tion concentration display and safety shutdown featurecan be enabled or disabled by the position of I/O ex-pansion board program jumper J14 as follows:

J14 - Installed on – Solution concentrationpins 1 & 2 display and safety shut

down disabled. Units notequipped with thermistor RT12.

- Installed on – Solution concentration displaypins 2 & 3 and safety shutdown enabled.

New production units equippedwith RT12.

AUTOMATIC PURGE

This EPROM provides for 2 modes of automatic purgeoperation, as selected at the keypad. The modes areas follows:

1. Auto tank purge

2. Manual purge

The automatic purge operation requires additional hard-ware. With the release of this EPROM version, pro-duction units are now equipped with automatic purgehardware consisting of:

1. PT3 – purge pump pressure transducer

2. PT4 – purge tank pressure transducer

3. 1SOL – purge tank solenoid valve

4. 2SOL – purge pump solenoid valve

The automatic purge hardware must be enabled by re-moving I/O expansion board program jumper “JP1”.When this jumper is removed, the desired purge modecan be selected as follows:

1. Enter program mode using access code 9-6-7-5. “PROGRAM MODE SELECT SETPOINT”is displayed.

2. Press MANUAL PUMP key. “PURGE TYPE =1 (0=MAN;1=AUTO TANK)” is displayed.

3. Using the Entry keys, enter the desired purgemode type: 0 or 1. If the CANCEL key is

SERVICE BULLETIN

File in ABS, 2SAM Manual(s)

Supersedes: Nothing Form 155.17-O2 (SB3) 197

File with Form: 155.17-O2

SUBJECT: MILLENNIUM CONTROL CENTER (YPC ABSORPTION UNITS) -EPROM VERSION A.01F.09

On/About December 1996, YPC absorption units will be shipped with EPROM version A.01F.09 (P/N 031-01669-002). It supersedes version A.01F.08 and contains the following enhancements:

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pressed, default value “1” is displayed.

4. Press ENTER key.

If “1” was entered in step 3:

a.) “OPEN VP2, CLOSE VP4, THEN PRESSENTER KEY” is displayed.

IMPORTANT!!! The manual valves mustbe adjusted before proceeding to the nextstep, since an immediate auto tank purgewill occur if the tank pressure is above60mmHGA.

b.) Press ENTER key. “PROGRAM MODE, SE-LECT SETPOINT” is displayed.

If “0” was entered in step 3:

“PROGRAM MODE, SELECT SETPOINT” isdisplayed.

5. Press PROGRAM key to exit.

AUTO TANK PURGE

If auto tank purge mode is selected, the purge opera-tion is completely automatic. No operator interventionis required. It operates whether the unit is running ornot as follows: when the purge tank pressure (PT4)increases to 60mHgA, the purge pump is turned onand, 10 to 38 seconds later the purge pump solenoidvalve (2SOL) opens. When the purge pump pressure(PT3) decreases to 15mHgA, the purge tank solenoidvalve (1SOL) opens. After allowing the pressures tosettle for 60 seconds, the purge tank pressure (PT4) isstored in memory and a 1 minute timer is started. Whenthe timer has elapsed, if the purge tank pressure (PT4)is greater than or equal to the stored value, the purgetank solenoid valve (1SOL) and purge pump solenoidvalve (2SOL) closes, the purge pump is turned off,“warning-auto purge failure” is displayed and auto tankpurge defaults to manual purge operation. This 1 minuteperiod is re-initialized at each time-out and the pres-sure check is performed for the duration of the purgeoperation. However, if the purge tank pressure (PT4)decreased in the 1 minute period after the purge pumppressure(PT3) decreased to 15mHgA, the purge op-eration continues. When the purge tank pressure(PT4)decreases to 30mHgA, the purge tank solenoidvalve(1SOL) and purge pump solenoid valve(2SOL)are closed and the 7-day auto purge counter and life-time total auto purge counter each increment by onecount. Then, 15 minutes later, the purge pump is turnedoff and the purge operation is complete.

If the purge pump solenoid valve (2SOL) has been en-ergized for at least 1 minute during a purge operation,and the purge pump pressure (PT3) increases to greaterthan 100mHgA, the purge tank solenoid valve (1SOL)and purge pump solenoid valve (2SOL) close, the purge

pump is turned off after a 65 second delay to allow thepurge pump solenoid valve to fully close, “WARNING-PRG PMP FAIL;MAN CLOSE VP2,VP5” is displayedand auto tank purge defaults to manual purge opera-tion. This is indicative of a purge pump failure. Theoperator should manually close valves VP2 and VP5.Manual turnoff of the purge pump is prevented duringthe 65 second pump turnoff delay. If someone attemptsto manually turn off the purge pump before the 65 sec-onds have elapsed, “PURGE PUMP VALVE CLOSING”is displayed when the PUMP STATUS key is pressed.

If the purge pump is not running and the purge pumppressure (PT3) increases to greater than 100mmhga,“WARNING - 2SOL FAIL;MANUAL CLOSE VP2,VP5”is displayed, the purge pump is turned on, the purgetank solenoid (1SOL) and purge pump (2SOL) sole-noid valves close and auto tank purge defaults tomanual purge. This is indicative of a purge pump sole-noid (2SOL) valve failure. The purge pump will con-tinue to run until manually turned off using the PUMPSTATUS and MANUAL PUMP keypad keys as follows:

1. Press PUMP STATUS key. “CLOSE VP2, VP5;PRESS ‘MANUAL PUMP’ KEY” is displayed.

2. Operator should close VP2 and VP5

3. Press manual pump key. The purge pumpturns off and “PURGE PUMP - OFF - MANUALPURGE” is displayed.

4. Press display hold key. The normal foregroundmessage is displayed.

If the purge tank transducer (PT4) or purge pump trans-ducer (PT3) indicate a pressure of <0.0mHgA continu-ously for 25 seconds, “WARNING-PURGE TRANS-DUCER ERROR” is displayed.

While auto tank purge is selected, the purge pumpcannot be manually operated. If the operator attemptsto manually run the purge pump, “PURGE PUMP - OFF- AUTO TANK PURGE” or “PURGE PUMP - ON - AUTOTANK PURGE” is displayed.

If 6 or more automatic purges occur in 7 days, “WARN-ING - EXCESS PURGE” is displayed while the unitruns. The excess purge check is disabled during thefirst 150 hours of unit operation since more frequentpurging of newly commissioned units is common, es-pecially if the unit was shipped with a nitrogen charge.

MANUAL PURGE

In manual purge operation, although the purge tanksolenoid valve and purge pump solenoid valve are au-tomatically controlled, the operator must manually op-erate the purge pump. Manual purge operation is en-abled whenever a.) An “AUTO PURGE FAILURE” warn-

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ing, “PURGE PUMP FAILURE” warning or 2SOL fail-ure warning occurs while in auto tank purge mode orb.) Manual purge mode is selected. If the purge tanktransducer (PT4) or purge pump transducer (PT3) in-dicate a pressure of <0.0mHgA continuously for 25seconds, “WARNING - PURGE TRANSDUCER ER-ROR” is displayed. To operate manual purge , proceedas follows:

To Start Manual Purge :

1. Press PUMP STATUS key until “PURGE PUMP- OFF - MANUAL PURGE” is displayed.

2. Press MANUAL PUMP key. “PURGE PUMP -ON - MANUAL PURGE” is displayed. The purgepump starts. After 2 minutes, the purge tanksolenoid valve (1SOL) and purge pump sole-noid valve (2SOL) open.

To Stop Manual Purge :

1. If necessary, press PUMP STATUS key until“PURGE PUMP-ON- MANUAL PURGE” is dis-played.

2. Press MANUAL PUMP key. If the pump hasbeen running less than 2 minutes (purge tank

and purge pump solenoid valves not openedyet), the purge pump is turned off and “PURGEPUMP-OFF-MANUAL PURGE” is displayed. Ifthe purge pump has been running for greaterthan 2 minutes, the purge tank solenoid valve(1SOL) and purge pump solenoid valve (2SOL)close. “PURGE PUMP VALVE CLOSING” is dis-played for 65 seconds and when the 65 sec-onds elapse, the purge pump is turned off and“PURGE PUMP-OFF-MANUAL PURGE” isdisplayed. The manual purge operation is com-plete. If the manual purge operation contin-ued for more than 10 minutes, the 7-day manualpurge counter and lifetime total manual purgecounter each increment by 1 count.

3. Press DISPLAY HOLD key. The normal fore-ground message is displayed.

SPRAY SOLUTION PUMP DELAY

In previous EPROM versions, the spray solution pumpdelay setpoint was programmable over the range of 30to 120 seconds. In this version, it is programmableover the range of 10 to 120 seconds.

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