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FX-1 (2N1) Control Settings 

Dixell control XR60CX-4N1F0 w/Blue LED 

  

Randell Control Settings 

FX-Series 

  

  

  

Randell Control Settings 

FX-Series 

  

  

DIXELL PART NUMBER XR60CX-4R0F1 

2N1 

SETTINGS 

  

  

  

DIXELL PART NUMBER XR60CX-4R0F1 

2N1 

SETTINGS 

  

  

RANDELL PART NUMBER 

RF CNT0707

 

  

  

  

  

RANDELL PART NUMBER 

RF CNT0707

 

  

  

CODE 

LOCKED 

NO. 

CODE 

  

CODE 

LOCKED 

NO. 

CODE 

Prb 

READ PROBE 

Prb 

  

dAF 

DEFROST DELAY AFTER FAST FREEZING 

dAF 

rPr 

ROOM TEMPERATURE PROBE READING 

READ 
ONLY 

rPr 

  

Fnc 

FANS OPERATING MODE 

O-N 

Fnc 

Set 

SET POINT 

-1 

Set 

  

Fnd 

FAN DELAY AFTER DEFROST 

Fnd 

PR1 

USER VARIABLE PARAMETERS 

PR1 

  

Fct 

DIFFERENTIAL OF TEMP. FOR FORCED 
ACTIVATION OF FANS 

Fct 

Set 

SET POINT 

-1 

Set 

  

FSt 

FAN STOP TEMPERATURE 

65 

FSt 

HY 

DIFFERENTIAL 

HY 

  

Fon 

FAN ON TIME WITH COMPRESSOR OFF 

Fon 

LS 

MINIMUM SET POINT 

-5 

LS 

  

FoF 

FAN OFF TIME WITH COMPRESSOR OFF 

FoF 

US 

MAXIMUM SET POINT 

59 

US 

  

FAP 

PROBE SELECTION FOR FAN MANAGEMENT 

P2 

FAP 

Ot 

THERMOSTAT PROBE CALIBRATION 

Ot 

  

ALc 

TEMPERATURE ALARMS CONFIGURATION 

AB 

ALc 

P2P 

EVAPORATOR PROBE PRESENCE 

P2P 

  

ALU 

MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE ALARM 

65 

ALU 

OE 

EVAPORATOR PROBE CALIBRATION 

OE 

  

ALL 

MINIMUM TEMPERATURE ALARM 

-10 

ALL 

P3P 

THIRD PROBE PRESENCE 

P3P 

  

AFH 

DIFFERENTIAL FOR TEMPERATURE ALARM 
RECOVERY 

AFH 

O3 

THIRD PROBE CALIBRATION 

O3 

  

ALd 

TEMPERATURE ALARM DELAY 

90 

ALd 

P4P 

FOURTH PROBE PRESENCE 

P4P 

  

dAO 

DELAY OF TEMPERATURE ALARM AT START 
UP 

1.3 

dAO 

O4 

FOURTH PROBE CALIBRATION 

O4 

  

AP2 

PROBE FOR TEMPERATURE ALARM OF 
CONDENSER 

NP 

AP2 

OdS 

OUTPUT DELAY AT START UP 

OdS 

  

AL2 

CONDENSER FOR LOW TEMPERATURE ALARM 

-40 

AL2 

AC 

ANTI-SHORT CYCLE DELAY 

AC 

  

AU2 

CONDENSER FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE ALARM 

230 

AU2 

rtr 

P1-P2 PERCENTAGE OF REGULATION 

100 

rtr 

  

AH2 

DIFFERENTIAL FOR CONDENSER 
TEMPERATURE ALARM RECOVERY 

AH2 

CCt 

CONTINUOUS CYCLE DURATION 

CCt 

  

AD2 

CONDENSER TEMPERATURE ALARM DELAY 

15 

AD2 

CCS 

SET POINT FOR CONTINUOUS CYCLE 

CCS 

  

dA2 

DELAY FOR CONDENSER TEMPERATURE 
ALARM AT START UP 

1.3 

dA2 

COn 

COMPRESSOR ON TIME WITH FAULTY 
PROBE 

COn 

  

bLL 

COMPRESSOR OFF FOR CONDENSER LOW 
TEMPERATURE ALARM 

bLL 

COF 

COMPRESSOR OFF TIME WITH FAULTY 
PROBE 

COF 

  

AC2 

COMPRESSOR OFF FOR CONDENSER HIGH 
TEMPERATURE ALARM 

AC2 

CF 

TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT UNITS 

CF 

  

i1P 

DIGITAL INPUT POLARITY 

OP 

i1P 

rES 

RESOLUTION 

IN 

rES 

  

i1F 

DIGITAL INPUT CONFIGURATION 

dor 

i1F 

Lod 

PROBE DISPLAYED 

P1 

Lod 

  

did 

DIGITAL INPUT ALARM DELAY 

10 

did 

rEd 

X-REP DISPLAY 

rEd 

  

Nps 

NUMBER OF ACTIVATIONS OF PRESSURE 
SWITCH 

Nps 

dLy 

DISPLAY TEMPERATURE DELAY 

dLy 

  

odc 

COMPRESSOR AND FAN STATUS WITH DOOR 
OPEN 

F_C 

odc 

dtr 

p1-p2 PERCENTAGE FOR DISPLAY 

50 

dtr 

  

rrd 

REGULATION RESTART WITH DOOR OPEN 
ALARM 

rrd 

tdF 

DEFROST TYPE 

EL 

tdF 

  

HES 

DIFFERENTIAL FOR ENERGY SAVING 

HES 

dFP 

PROBE SELECTION FOR DEFROST 
TERMINATION 

P2 

dFP 

  

PbC 

KIND OF PROBE 

NTC 

PbC 

dtE 

DEFROST TERMINATION TEMPERATURE 

45 

dtE 

  

Adr 

SERIAL ADDRESS 

Adr 

IdF 

INTERVAL BETWEEN DEFROST CYCLES 

IdF 

  

onF 

ON/OFF KEY ENABLING 

NU 

onF 

NdF 

MAXIMUM LENGTH FOR DEFROST 

35 

NdF 

  

dP1 

ROOM PROBE DISPLAY 

dP1 

dSd 

START DEFROST DELAY 

dSd 

  

dP2 

EVAPORATOR PROBE DISPLAY 

dP2 

dFd 

DISPLAYING DURING DEFROST 

DEF 

dFd 

  

dP3 

THIRD PROBE DISPLAY 

dP3 

dAd 

MAXIMUM DISPLAY DELAY AFTER 
DEFROST 

12 

dAd 

  

dP4 

FOURTH PROBE DISPLAY 

dP4 

Fdt 

DRAINING TIME 

Fdt 

  

rSe 

REAL SET POINT 

rSe 

dPo 

FIRST DEFROST AFTER STARTUP 

dPo 

  

rEL 

SOFTWARE RELEASE 

rEL 

  

bold = hidden Parameters 

  

  

  

Ptb 

MAP CODE 

Ptb 

Summary of Contents for FX-1

Page 1: ...MAGE AT ONCE It is the responsibility of the consignee to inspect the container upon receipt of same and to determine the possibility of any damage including concealed damage Randell suggests that if...

Page 2: ...2 2 2 2 888 994 7636...

Page 3: ...ion page 35 36 Preventive Maintenance page 37 FX 1 2N1 Electrical Diagram page 38 FX1 4N1 Electrical Diagram page 39 Troubleshooting page 40 42 FX 1 2N1 Replacement Parts page 43 47 FX1 4N1 Replacemen...

Page 4: ...ake changes in design and specifications without prior notice NOTICE Please read the entire manual carefully before installation If certain recommended procedures are not followed warranty claims will...

Page 5: ...In the event equipment was shipped to a site other than the final installation site Randell will warranty for a period of three months following installation with proof of starting date up to a maxim...

Page 6: ...k freight prepaid Decisions on whether or not to send complete condensing units will be made by Randell s in house service technician WHEN OPTIONAL LABOR EXTENSION POLICY APPLIES Randell will provide...

Page 7: ...nt failure due to water damage from cleaning procedures QUOTATIONS Verbal quotations are provided for customer convenience only and are considered invalid in the absence of a written quotation Written...

Page 8: ...n MS At dealer s request Randell will endeavor whenever practical to meet dealer s request Freight charges to be collect unless otherwise noted DAMAGES All crating conforms to general motor carrier sp...

Page 9: ...ctory for rate INSTALLATION Equipment installation is the responsibility of the dealer and or their customer Randell requires all equipment to be professionally installed PENALTY CLAUSES Dealer penalt...

Page 10: ...EM 2N1 BASE MODEL 46 29 6 16 4 1 3 0 6 1cc 3 9 1 22kw 1 99kw 115 5 15p 245 FX 1CS FLEXICOLD 1 SECTION 2N1 EQUIPMENT TOP SYSTEM 48 33 24 1 3 0 6 1cc 3 9 1 22kw 1 99kw 115 5 15p 385 FX 2CS FLEXICOLD 2 S...

Page 11: ...33 24 2 6 0 1 8 8cc 1 6 1cc 10 2 2 44 kw 3 98 kw 2 1 kw 1 4 kw 115 5 15p 780 FX2 4N1CSR FLEXICOLD 2 SECTION COMBO EQUIPMENT TOP SYSTEM 2N1 LF 4N1 RT 96 33 24 2 6 0 1 6 1cc 1 8 8cc 10 2 2 44 kw 3 98 kw...

Page 12: ...Check that the condenser and evaporator fans rotate freely without striking any stationary members 3 Unit must be properly leveled check all legs or casters to ensure they all are in contact with the...

Page 13: ...located inside the mechanical housing NOTE It is important that a voltage reading be made at the compressor motor electrical connections while the unit is in operation to verify the correct voltage r...

Page 14: ...14 14 14 14 888 994 7636 Gasket Sealing Adjustment...

Page 15: ...ducts at temperatures 5 F to 40 F Products placed in unit should be pre chilled to the holding temperature This unit is not intended for use as a pull down cabinet 5 The unit is capable of storing any...

Page 16: ...t point temperature B Push and release the up arrow 1 or more times until the desired temperature is displayed Push and release the SET button one time The new set point will flash 3 times and then wi...

Page 17: ...en Defrosts 12 IdF ndF Maximum length of Defrost 30 ndF dSd Start defrost delay 0 dSd dFd Display during Defrost dEF dFd dAd Max display delay after defrost 12 dAd Fdt Drip time after defrost end 3 Fd...

Page 18: ...I SHORT CYCLE DELAY 1 AC AU2 CONDENSER FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE ALARM 230 AU2 rtr P1 P2 PERCENTAGE OF REGULATION 100 rtr AH2 DIFFERENTIAL FOR CONDENSER TEMPERATURE ALARM RECOVERY 4 AH2 CCt CONTINUOUS CYCL...

Page 19: ...randellfx com 19 19 19 19 FX 1 2N1 Control LED Functions USE OF LEDS Each LED function is described in the following table...

Page 20: ...ey for 3 seconds the defrost and water drops symbol will start blinking 2 When a parameter is displayed keep pressed the Set down arrows for more than 7 seconds The Pr2 label will be displayed immedia...

Page 21: ...temperature FIGURE A Your FX1 4N1 Series Unit is equipped with an electronic temperature control Figure A above illustrates the control location on the front above the louvered panel This control is a...

Page 22: ...on Compressor light when lit compressor is running Measurement unit C Celsius F Fahrenheit 1 2 3 4 Refrigerator mode operating set point at 35 F Freezer mode operating set point at 4 F Quick Chill mo...

Page 23: ...used to change the set points in any cycle monitored by the yellow LED upper left corner of button 7 PRINTER used to enable disable the printer if printer is provided monitored by the yellow LED uppe...

Page 24: ...VERT TO STANDARD TEMPERATURE SETTINGS WHEN THE CYCLE IS CHANGED Temperature set points can be changed in cycles H HOLD only TO CHANGE THE TEMPERATURE SETTING FOR CYCLES Follow the instructions HOW TO...

Page 25: ...ellow LED will be displayed Press and hold the SET key until the LED and the yellow LED light on the SET key left top corner is blinking Press the UP key to raise the temperature Press the DOWN key to...

Page 26: ...FERENTIAL FOR SET POINT 4 HY AC ANTI SHORT CYCLE DELAY 1 AC PAU TIME OF STANDBY 0 PAU PFt MAXIMUM ACCEPTANCE DURATION OF POWER FAILURE 15 PFt Con COMPRESSOR ON TIME WITH FAULTY PROBE 15 Con COF COMPRE...

Page 27: ...Oai OSt AUXILIARY OUTPUT TIMER 0 OSt OSS SETPOINT FOR AUXILIARY OUTPUT 0 OSS OSH DIFFERENTIAL FOR AUXILIARY OUTPUT 1 OSH OSi PROBE SELECTION FOR THE SECOND COMPRESSOR RP OSi tdf DEFROST TYPE RE tdf I...

Page 28: ...rS3 ROOM PROBE SET POINT THIRD PHASE 20 rS3 Pd3 MAXIMUM TIME FOR THIRD PROBE OFF Pd3 Pd3 MAXIMUM TIME FOR THIRD PROBE 1 Pd3 dbH DEFROST BEFORE HOLDING PHASE YES dbH dbH DEFROST BEFORE HOLDING PHASE YE...

Page 29: ...29 29 FX1 4N1 Control LED Functions MEANING OF THE LED DISPLAYS A series of light points on the front panels is used to monitor the loads controlled by the instrument Each LED function is described in...

Page 30: ...rackets are designed to fit within the ribs of the insert see Figure 4 2 The FX1 4N1 Rapid Chiller is designed to rapidly cool food product that has been recently cooked down to 40 F To ensure quality...

Page 31: ...first 4 hours of the cycle the system is set to run at full capacity to cool the hot food quickly The next hour is set at a temperature set point to stabilize the product temperature of below 40 F Af...

Page 32: ...cle to use the Product Food Insert Probe press the CYCLE SELECTION key until cycle is selected Press and hold the CYCLE SELECTION key until the display changes to display cyS CYCLE SETTINGS and tin TI...

Page 33: ...l slide easily between the insulated insert and the Evaporator Lid assembly gasket see Figure 9 FIGURE 9 10 HOW TO START THE RAPID CHILL FOOD PRODUCT TEMPERATURE MODE Press and hold the START STOP key...

Page 34: ...E 13 2 The FX1 4N1 Rapid Thawing Mode is designed to rapidly slack defrost frozen food products safely to refrigerated temperatures of 35 40 F The FX1 4N1 safely thaws 20 lbs of frozen product in appr...

Page 35: ...ess the START STOP key The correspondent yellow LED is switched on The Rapid Thaw mode is set and will run for 6 hours During this 6 hour cycle the temperature display on the control may reach above 4...

Page 36: ...ily basis with a solution of warm water and a mild detergent to extend gasket life NOTE DO NOT USE SHARP UTENSILS RECOMMENDED CLEANERS FOR YOUR STAINLESS STEEL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING JOB CLEANING AGENT...

Page 37: ...CFESA member Most repair companies offer this service at very reasonable rates to allow you the time you need to run your business along with the peace of mind that all your equipment will last throu...

Page 38: ...FAN BLUE L1 BLACK DEFROST YELLOW COMPR BROWN TOP FX 1 2N1 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM WITH DIXELL XR60CX CONTROL WITH BLUE DISPLAY COMPR BROWN N WHITE FAN BLUE L1 BLACK DEFROST YELLOW L1 BLACK BOTTOM FX 1 2N1...

Page 39: ...OL CONNECTIONS SUPPLY 115V THAW HTR DIXELL XR20C CONTROL CONNECTIONS SUPPLY 115V THAW HTR TOP FX1 4N1 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM WITH DIXELL XR20C CONTROL SUPPLY 115V NUETRAL HOT N O COM AIR O TRONICS TGKAD16...

Page 40: ...2 Condenser fan faulty 2 Service condenser motor 3 Room ambient too high 3 Reduce room temp to 75F 4 Room humidity too high 4 Set room lower Unit runs constantly 1 Temp control set too high 1 Adjust...

Page 41: ...randellfx com 41 41 41 41 Replacement Parts List FX 1 2N1 SERIES REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS...

Page 42: ...604 14 CONDENSER FAN AXIAL 127 X 38MM 120 CFM 115V RF FAN0601 15 POWER SUPPLY 115V TO 12VDC 14 4VA MIN EL TRN0601 16 CONDENSER COIL 3 46 x9 00 x5 90 1x 866 3 8 TUBE RF COI0602 17 SOLENOID VALVE 120V C...

Page 43: ...DC EVAPORATOR RF FAN0602 36 DIFFUSER FAN MOUNTING PLATE RP DIF0601 37 GASKET MAGNETIC SLIDE SEAL 29 53 X 23 43 750 X 595mm IN GSK0604 38 HOSE 375 ID X 1 2 OD POLYETHYLENE FLEXIBLE TUBE W ELBOW RP HSE0...

Page 44: ...44 44 44 44 888 994 7636 Replacement Parts List FX1 4N1 SERIES REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS...

Page 45: ...LEFT AND RIGHT SET STAINLESS STEEL HD TRK0602 10 CONDENSATE DRAIN PAN RP CPN0601 11 DRAWER SWITCH COVER RP CVR0702 12 SWITCH BOX RP SWT0601 12A SWITCH BOX AFTER SERIAL T55342 1 RP SWT0701 13 SWITCH DR...

Page 46: ...46 46 46 46 888 994 7636 Replacement Parts List FX1 4N1 SERIES REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS...

Page 47: ...US0701 33 FUSE HOLDER QUICK CONNECT 87F1574 NEWARK SERIES S 8000 EL FUS0301 34 RELAY 16 A 120V COIL ZETTLER AZ9401 1C 120A EL RLY0701 35 CONTROL TIMER 10A 120V AIR O TRONICS TGKAD1600 600AA1H RF CNT07...

Page 48: ...PAN BRACKET FX1 4N1 RP BRK0711 51 EVAPORATOR DRAIN PAN WITH DEFROST HEATER FOR FX1 4N1 RP DRP0701 52 FOIL PAD 6 X 23 DEFROST HEATER 300W 120V EL PAD0701 53 COIL 1 00 X 7 00 X 23 75 STAGED FIN EVAPORAT...

Page 49: ...randellfx com 49 49 49 49 Replacement Parts List FX SERIES OPTIONAL ACCESSORY PARTS...

Page 50: ...OWER COATED TO HOLD TWO 12x20 PANS OPTION FX PCRACK 2 9 RACK SS TO HOLD ONE 12x20 PAN OPTION FX SSRACK 1 10 RACK SS TO HOLD TWO 12x20 PAN OPTION FX SSRACK 2 11 FX FLANGE KIT OPTION FX FLANGE 12 CHEFS...

Page 51: ...randellfx com 51 51 51 51 NOTES...

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