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SETTING WATER LEVEL 

Direct connection to Water Supply

Connect a hose to the inlet fitting. Turn on the water 

supply.

Allow the tank to fill with water. The float valve will 

eventually stop the water from entering the cooler. Wait 

for this to happen and check the water level.

If the water level is too high rotate the float clockwise. If 

too low, rotate the float anti-clockwise. 

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It is advisable to check the water level again after the 

Float Valve seal has “bedded in.” After the unit has been 

sitting for a time with pressure on the Float Valve, drain 

and refill the Tank. A small amount of movement in the 

Float Arm can make a difference in the amount of water 

in the Tank. 

TESTING THE COOLER

Once you are satisfied that the cooler is installed and 

commissioned correctly, it is important to run the cooler 

and ensure that everything is working as it should.

Make sure there are no water leaks. 

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ILL2603-B

COMMISSIONING THE COOLER

Rotate the float around anti-clockwise a small amount 

to let more water in and observe the level. Continue the 

procedure until the water level remains at about 15mm 

below the height of the centreline of the inlet hole. 

Refit the 3 pads to the cooler.

Wind the service cord around the storage anchor points 

on the lid.

LABELLING THE COOLER 

Attach the 3 labels in the kit to the MobileMAX tank 

excluding the water fill side.

CHECKING WATER LEVEL - SIGHT GLASS

100L Tank Water Supply

The cooler tank has a “sight glass” water level gauge 

which shows the physical height of the remaining water in 

the tank.

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ILL2767-A

FINAL CLEAN-UP 

Drain the tank.

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Summary of Contents for MobileMAX Series

Page 1: ... MobileMAX English Original English Instructions CONVERSION MANUAL MobileMAX Assembly Instructions For Kit 075594 ...

Page 2: ...NVERSION INSTRUCTIONS 5 Packing List 5 Additional Items Required to Assemble the Kit 5 Modifying the Cooler 5 Removal Instructions 5 Modifications to the Cooler 6 Service Cord Fitment 7 Assembly of Tank Kit Components 7 Assembly of Cooler to Tank 8 Front Grille Assembly 9 Mounting the Controls 10 Wiring the Cooler Controls 10 Wiring the Mains Power 11 COMMISSIONING THE COOLER 12 Fault Codes 12 Ope...

Page 3: ...MAINTENANCE CONTRACTORS RISK ASSESSMENT A risk assessment of all hazardous tasks is required under legislation A risk assessment is an essential element that should be conducted before the commencement of work to identify and eliminate the risk of falls or to minimise these risks by implementing control measures There is no need for this to be a complicated process it is just is a matter of lookin...

Page 4: ...ht Tube and Backing Sticker 1 12 630854 Sight Tube Elbow 1 13 608266 Water Inlet Brass Fitting 1 2 1 14 630878 Drain Cap 1 Not Shown 862873 Communications Lead 1 5m 1 Not Shown PB814 Enclosure 1 Not Shown GH 229 Terminal Strip 3 positions 1 Not Shown 631196 Cable Glands 16mm for Enclosure 2 Not Shown PZ364 Cable Gland 20mm for Switch Panel Control 1 Not Shown 823614 Cord Hook Cleats 2 Not Shown va...

Page 5: ...iring mains power to an IEC plugged cable to fit into the CPMD Drilling and cutout Template Unpack the kit to ensure it contains the above components Additional items required to assemble the kit include an electric drill an electric jig saw or alternatively a narrow bladed hand saw a sharp knife a philips head screwdriver a pop rivet gun sandpaper a tape measure ruler and marker pen a vacuum clea...

Page 6: ...cooler base use the drain lock nut to attach template to cooler CONVERSION INSTRUCTIONS Remove the template from cooler base Using a 5mm 3 16 bit drill through the cooler base using template marks as a guide refer Fig 3 Using a 25mm 1 spade bit drill through 4 marked circles at the corners of the cutout section refer Fig 3 With an electric jig saw or alternatively a narrow bladed hand saw saw alon...

Page 7: ...appropriate cord restraint gland supplied in the kit Pass the service cord through the holes in the tank and through cord restraint gland allowing enough cord to reach the CPMD control box Tighten the cord restraint gland locking the cord ILL2752 A ASSEMBLY OF TANK KIT COMPONENTS The float valve removed earlier is to be refitted to the MobileMAX tank ILL2753 A Using approved tape sealing compound ...

Page 8: ...l using one of the screws which was previously used to secure the pump to the tank This will require drilling an appropriate 3mm 1 8 hole in the scroll for the screw if using hand screwdriver If using a cordless or power driver a pilot hole may be required ENSURE THE FLOATING PLATFORM LOCATES IN PIVOT POINTS IN TANK Using the pre drilled rivet holes in the cooler as a guide Refer Fig 2 Page 6 dril...

Page 9: ...frame over the air outlet using grille frame as guide drill 3mm 1 8 holes through cooler side Note the orientation of the notch in the frame of the grille For small cabinet coolers EA90 the notch locates under the edge of the lid Fig 14 LHS and for a large cabinet cooler EA120 the notch is located at the bottom of the frame Fig 14 RHS Remove these fasteners and put aside For those coolers that had...

Page 10: ...nk kit into the CPMD control box which is inside the cooler Lift the rubber splash cover on the CPMD Control Box and plug in the communications cable to the top A socket in the CPMD Control Box EVAP COOLER 100m max ON ON OFF OFF COOL SPEED INTERNATIONAL AIR ILL2139 A Fasten the Switch Plate to the backing plate using the screws provided Coil any excess communications cable and tie above the waterl...

Page 11: ...rough the gland to enter the encloure Mount the terminal strip inside the enclosure using at least 1 screw Wire the 3 leads to one side of the terminal strip From the cooler packout kit locate the 3 5m lead with an IEC plug at one end Pass the bare end through the cable gland and wire the 3 leads to the other side of the terminal strip ILL2768 A Ensure the Earth Ground Active Hot and Neutral Commo...

Page 12: ...w at all then there is either no power to the CPMD Electronics Module check isolating switch circuit breaker plug and socket connection or a failure has occurred Red flashing of the left hand Tricoloured LED indicates one or more of the following fault codes are present 1 Red Flash indicates Fault Code 1 Communication Failure 2 Red Flashes indicates Fault Code 2 Failure to detect water at probes O...

Page 13: ...able equivalent Attach the clamp meter around one of the motor cables as shown below Compare the measured to the rated current If the measured current is less than or greater than the rated current the adjustable pulley should be altered accordingly See heading Pulley Sheave Adjustment The measured current should be equal to or within half an amp below that of the motor rated current It must never...

Page 14: ...Once you are satisfied that the cooler is installed and commissioned correctly it is important to run the cooler and ensure that everything is working as it should Make sure there are no water leaks ILL715 B ILL2603 B COMMISSIONING THE COOLER Rotate the float around anti clockwise a small amount to let more water in and observe the level Continue the procedure until the water level remains at abou...

Page 15: ...DRILLING TEMPLATE INFORMATION ...

Page 16: ... register online seeleyinternational com service Spare Parts Information To identify and order spare parts for Seeley International products online go to seeleyinternational com get support spare parts It is the policy of Seeley International to introduce continuous product improvement Accordingly specifications are subject to change without notice Please consult with your dealer to confirm the sp...

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