ECK LAND SERVICE MANUAL (MANUK3V.SA0) Ed.2 Ver.0.0

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INDEX
INDEX............................................................................................................................... 3
INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 5
PREPARATION FOR REMOVAL AND DISASSEMBLY ............................................................................ 6
REPLACEMENT PARTS ............................................................................................................................ 6
CHECKING THE CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................. 6
OPERATING CYCLE........................................................................................................ 7
RECOVERY-RECYCLING PHASE............................................................................................................. 7
VACUUM PHASE........................................................................................................................................ 8
FILLING PHASE.......................................................................................................................................... 8
GENERAL INFORMATION .............................................................................................. 9
END OF LIVE ................................................................................................................. 10
BATTERY DISPOSAL ...............................................................................................................................10
PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION ...................................................................................... 11
SETUP............................................................................................................................ 11
THE MACHINE ............................................................................................................... 13
BASIC COMPONENTS .............................................................................................................................13
CONTROLS AND CONTROL SYSTEM ...................................................................................................17
FUNCTION SELECTOR KEYBOARD ......................................................................................................18
ALARMS ....................................................................................................................................................18
CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................ 19
LANGUAGE ..............................................................................................................................................19
UNIT OF MEASURE .................................................................................................................................20
WEIGHT .......................................................................................................................................................... 20
PRESSURE ..................................................................................................................................................... 20
TEMPERATURE ............................................................................................................................................. 20
OPTIONS ..................................................................................................................................................21
DATE AND TIME.......................................................................................................................................22
CONFIGURATION OF SETTING UP AND PRINTING ............................................................................22
ENTER OPERATOR N .............................................................................................................................23
RECOVERY PROCEDURE ......................................................................................................................23
SERVICES ................................................................................................................................................24
REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT ..............................................................................................................25
COPY RECORDS TO PC ................................................................................................................................ 25
PASSWORD .............................................................................................................................................26
COUNTERS ..............................................................................................................................................26
MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................. 27
FILLING THE MACHINE BOTTLE ...........................................................................................................27
MANUAL AIR PURGE...............................................................................................................................28
SERVICE AND CHANGE FILTERS ALARM ............................................................................................29
CALIBRATION ..........................................................................................................................................31
CALIBRATING THE BOTTLE SCALE ......................................................................................................32
BOTTLE DATA ..........................................................................................................................................33
CALIBRATING THE OIL SCALE ..............................................................................................................34
CALIBRATING THE BOTTLE TEMPERATURE .......................................................................................35
VACUUM PUMP .......................................................................................................................................36
M.1) OIL TOP-UP ............................................................................................................................................ 36
M.2) OIL CHANGE .......................................................................................................................................... 36
FILLING THE NEW OIL CONTAINER ......................................................................................................38
EMPTYING THE USED OIL CONTAINER ...............................................................................................39
REPLACING THE PRINTER PAPER .......................................................................................................39
CUSTOMIZING THE DBA ........................................................................................................................39
DATA ENTRY............................................................................................................................................40
USE ...........................................................................................................................................................40
DELETION ................................................................................................................................................40
CONTRAST .............................................................................................................................................. 40
DATA ..............................................................................................................................41
CODES SUMMARY ........................................................................................................42
SECRET COMBINATION SUMMARY ..................................................................................................... 42
ERROR CODES .............................................................................................................43
SOFTWARE UPDATE ....................................................................................................45
MOTHERBOARD REPLACEMENT + SW UPDATE .......................................................50
SUGGESTED SPARE PARTS .......................................................................................53
TECHNICAL DETAILED LISTS ......................................................................................63
WIRING...........................................................................................................................64
15KG LOAD CELL [CEL9512-E] ..................................................................................................................... 64
35KG LOAD CELL [CEL9511-E] ..................................................................................................................... 64
ELECTRONIC VALVE WIRING [ELT1050-C].................................................................................................. 65
MOTHERBOARD [ELT3860] ........................................................................................................................... 65
SERIAL CABLE [ELT5004] .............................................................................................................................. 66
MOTHERBOARD POWER SUPPLY WIRING [ELT5104] ............................................................................... 66
FAN WIRING [ELT5042] .................................................................................................................................. 67
MAIN SWITCH + FERRITE WIRING [GRELT005] .......................................................................................... 67
CABLAGGIO BOBINE [ELT5088] .................................................................................................................... 68
2 ELECTRONIC VALVES WIRING (MATE_N_LOCK) [GRELT02B.A] ........................................................... 68
SAFETY PRESSURE SWITCH WIRING [PRS4325-D] ................................................................................... 69
HIDRAULIC DIAGRAMS.................................................................................................70
PHASE TO PHASE.......................................................................................................................................... 73
WIRING DIAGRAMS...................................................................................................76
MOTHERBOARD UNIC_3 [SCH5206-C] ........................................................................79
MOTHERBOARD UNIC_5 [SCH5306]............................................................................80
EXPLODED VIEWS ........................................................................................................81
NOTE ..............................................................................................................................89

INTRODUCTION
This manual was produced by the manufacturer primarily for use by dealers and their
qualified A/C system technicians. It is not possible to include all the knowledge of a
mechanic in one manual. Therefore, anyone who uses this book to perform maintenance
and repairs on service stations should have a basic understanding of mechanics and the
techniques to repair these types of machines. Repair and maintenance work attempted by
anyone without this knowledge is likely to render the service station unsafe and unfit for use.
This model has been designed and manufactured to perform within certain specifications in
regard to performance. Proper service with the correct tools is necessary to ensure that the
service station will operate as designed. If there is any question about a service procedure, it
is imperative that you contact the dealer for any service information changes that apply to
this model. This policy is intended to provide the customer with the most satisfaction from
his service station. The manufacturer is continually striving to improve all of its models.
Modifications and significant changes in specifications or procedures will be forwarded to all
authorized dealers and will appear in future editions of this manual where applicable. Please
read this material carefully. Designs and specifications are subject to change without notice.

PREPARATION FOR REMOVAL AND DISASSEMBLY

1. Before removal and disassembly, eliminate all dirt, mud, dust and foreign material.
2. Use only the proper tools and cleaning equipment.
3. During disassembly, clean all of the parts and place them in trays in the order of
disassembly. This will speed up assembly and allow for the correct installation of all parts.
4. Keep all parts away from any source of fire.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
Use only genuine manufacturer parts for all replacements, contact the dealer for the
complete list. Other brands may be similar in function and appearance, but inferior in quality,
and not designed for that specific use.
CHECKING THE CONNECTIONS

Check the leads, couplers, and connectors for stains,
rust, moisture, etc.
1.Disconnect: Lead, Coupler, Connector
2.Check: Lead, Coupler, Connector

Moisture → Dry with an air blower.
Rust/stains → Connect and disconnect several times.
3.Check: all connections

Loose connection → Connect properly.
If the pin 1 on the terminal is flattened, bend it up.
4.Connect: Lead, Coupler, Connector

NOTE: Make sure all connections are tight.
5.Check: continuity (with the pocket tester)

NOTE: If there is no continuity, clean the terminals.
When checking the wire harness, perform steps (1) to
(3). As a quick remedy, use a contact revitalizer
available at most part stores.

OPERATING CYCLE
The operating cycle is divided into three distinct phases: the recovery-recycling phase with
the automatic draining of used oil, the vacuum phase, the oil and refrigerant recharging
phase. These phases can be carried out automatically by the machine in a single operation,
without the need for operator intervention.
If the automatic procedure is selected, the machine will ask the operator to enter the
following data:
vacuum time
oil reintegration method (automatic or manual)
quantity of refrigerant to be reintegrated
at this point the recovery operation can begin: the machine recovers all the refrigerant from
the system, drains the oil and weighs it using the scale provided, evacuates the system and
reintegrates the preset amounts of oil and refrigerant and an acoustic alarm is sounded for
the end of the service.
RECOVERY-RECYCLING PHASE
After carrying out the necessary connections to the vehicle’s air conditioning system and
selecting the phase, if gas is present the machine will begin recovery. There follows a
detailed description of the system. during this phase the EV1 solenoid valve is open, and
the compressor and electric fan are also in operation. For this to occur, it is necessary that
the gas pressure, visible on the manometer, is sufficient (+0.5 bar) to close the electrical
contact at the A/C pressure switch connected to the distributor. Under these conditions, the
flow arriving from the air conditioning system through the mechanical filters, which retains
any solid residue, reaches the evaporator after passing through the EV1 solenoid valve.
From the evaporator, the gas moves past the check valve n°1 and the low pressure filter
(12) until it reaches the compressor. The filter mentioned is a high capacity dehydrating filter
(between 10 and 12 ppm per kg of refrigerant in relation to the type of refrigerant and the
temperature of the fluid).
When it leaves the compressor the refrigerant, in a superheated vapour state, arrives at the
separator. In its new configuration this cylindrically-shaped component has three connectors
on the upper part, with a safety pressure switch connected to one of them. This is normally
closed and will open the electrical contact, disconnecting the power supply to the
compressor, if the delivery pressure of the compressor should exceed around 20 bar. The
compressor is a 12 cc displacement reciprocating compressor and has three connections:
on one side are the suction and delivery connections, on the opposite side is a connection
used for returning the oil from the separator.
There follows a detailed description of the separator: during compressor operation obviously
part of the oil enters into circulation with the refrigerant, therefore it is necessary to make
sure that this oil returns to the compressor so that its functionality is not compromised. In
correspondence with the central connector, the separator has a pure borosilicate coalescent
filter with over 99% efficiency, which causes the oil molecules to coacervate as an effect of
the excitation produced by passing over the filter. In this way, gravity causes the drops of oil
to deposit on the bottom of the bottle and then return to the compressor, at the end of the
recovery phase, when the EV3 solenoid valve is opened.
After coming out of the separator, the superheated gas goes through the check valve n°2
and returns to the evaporator. When it comes out of the evaporator, the refrigerant goes to
the condenser where it completely passes to a liquid state, transferring heat to the air flow
produced by the electric fan. passes through the check valve n°3 (32) which stop the gas

from the bottle returning, even if the pressure rises to a relatively high level as an effect of
the automatic heating element, not illustrated.
There is also a bottle manometer and a pressure switch for the bottle heater. When the
pressure descends below 6 bar.
Finally, we arrive to the bottle through the vapour side valve.
The recovery phase shuts down with the de-energising of EV1 when the pressure switch
reaches a pressure of –0.3 bar, the EV2 valve is automatically opened to drain the used oil,
and the electronic valve EV3 for the return of the oil of the compressor.
VACUUM PHASE
At the end of the recovery phase there is an interval of around 4 minutes during which any
gas returning from the system will result in the recovery phase being immediately restarted.
Otherwise the vacuum phase will automatically begin. During this air and non-condensable
gases can be evacuated through the vacuum pump. The vacuum pump is a single stage
model.
The vacuum phase can also be selected from the keyboard as long as the air conditioning
system has been completely discharged. The vacuum phase will only start under these
conditions, otherwise the machine will sound an acoustic alarm and it will be necessary to
begin from the recovery phase.
FILLING PHASE
Once the vacuum phase has concluded, the machine will carry out the recharging of new oil
and refrigerant. The new oil in the container, passes through the EV6 solenoid valve, the
check valve n°3 and reaches the distributor where there is a vacuum.
At the end of the oil refilling the electronic valve EV6 is closed and the EV5 solenoid valve is
energised, the refrigerant flows from the bottle to the distributor and then into the air
conditioning system, where there is a vacuum, by simply making use of the pressure
difference between the bottle and the system.
NOTE: during the first 7 minutes of refilling, the bottle heater is on, to make the refilling easy.
Once the required weight has been reached, the EV5 solenoid valve closes, blocking the
flow of refrigerant from the bottle.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Machine identification information is printed on the data plate on the side of the machine
(see Figures 1 and 2). Overall machine dimensions:
Height: 420 mm Width: 510 mm
Depth: 445 mm Weight: 50 kg
Operating temperature 11/49°C Storage temperature -25/49
Like any equipment with moving parts, the machine inevitably produces noise. The
construction system, paneling, and special provisions adopted by the Manufacturer are such
that during work the average noise level of the machine is not in excess of 70 dB (A).
The machine exceeds the EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) testing with Class A.
Fig.1
Fig.2
CE LABEL
Fig.3

END OF LIVE
The symbol on the right indicates that in accordance with Directive 2012/19/UE the
machine may not be disposed of as ordinary municipal waste but must be
delivered to a specialized center for separation and disposal of WEEE (Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment) or be returned to the dealer in case of
purchase of a new machine. Current legislation provides severe sanctions in the
case of disposal of WEEE into the environment. If improperly used or disposed of
into the environment, electrical and electronic equipment can release substances
dangerous for the environment and for human health.
BATTERY DISPOSAL
The machine uses an electronics card containing a Nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) battery
(ref.: bt, see Fig.12). When discharged, it must be removed by expert personnel trained in
machine demolition.
bt

PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION
In a single series of operations, the machine permits recovering and recycling refrigerant
fluids with no risk of releasing the fluids into the environment, and also permits purging the
A/C system of humidity and deposits contained in the oil. The machine is in fact equipped
with a built-in evaporator/separator that removes oil and other impurities from the refrigerant
fluid recovered from the A/C system and collects them in a container for that purpose. The
fluid is then filtered and returned perfectly recycled to the bottle installed on the machine.
The machine also permits running certain operational and seal tests on the A/C system.
SETUP
The machine is supplied fully assembled and tested. Referring to Figure 3, mount the hose
with the BLUE quick-connect coupling on the male threaded connector indicated by the
BLUE LOW PRESSURE symbol and the RED quick-connect coupling on the male threaded
connector indicated by the RED HIGH PRESSURE symbol. Referring to Figure 4:
- Completely loosen the knob [1].
NOTE: in the event that the equipment has to be transported, the refrigerant bottle scale
should be locked in place as follows:
- Tighten the knob [1] completely.

Fig.4

THE MACHINE
BASIC COMPONENTS
Refer to Figures 5, 6 and 7.

a) Control consoles
b) Taps
c) Bottle
d) High/Low Pressure threaded connectors
e) Used oil container
f) New oil container
g) Oil scale
h) Drying filter
i) Refrigerant bottle scale
l) Heating resistance
m) Main switch
n) Fuse
o) Socket for electrical supply plug
p) USB port
q) Vacuum pump
r) Compressor
s) Refrigerant bottle
v) high performance fan
w) Purge valve
z) Condeser ( > 2017)

b m
d o
f
e
Fig.5

q g
Fig.6
z r s
i l
Fig.7

CONTROLS AND CONTROL SYSTEM

Refer to Figure 8.
A1) High pressure gauge A2) Low pressure gauge
A3) Keyboard A4) LCD, 4 lines, 20 characters
A5) Printer
A1 A5 A2
A4
A3
Fig.8
FUNCTION SELECTOR KEYBOARD

STOP: Press to interrupt the operation being performed in the case of the principal
functions: recovery - oil discharge - vacuum/oil reintegration - charging). Press START to
resume operation from the point of interruption. Pressing STOP during an alarm state, error
state, or end-of-operation silences the audible alarm.
RESET: Press to interrupt the operation being performed. The procedure may be restarted
from the beginning.
ENTER: Press to confirm the procedure or operation flashing on the LCD.
: Press to move downward from one procedure or operation to another within a menu.
: Press to move upward from one procedure or operation to another within a menu.
START: Press to launch the procedure or operation shown on the display.
ALARMS
HIGH PRESSURE ALARM: Beeper advise when the pressure of the fluid in the circuit
reaches 20 bar. The recovery operation is automatically interrupted.
FULL BOTTLE ALARM: Beeper and led advise when the bottle is filled to more than 80% of
maximum capacity. The RECOVERY operation is automatically interrupted (to cancel this
alarm, charge one or more A/C systems before recovering any more refrigerant).
EMPTY BOTTLE ALARM: Beeper and display advise when the quantity of refrigerant fluid
contained in the bottle is low.
SERVICE ALARM: Beeper and display advise whenever the total recovered refrigerant
amounts to 100 kg. To deactivate the alarm, replace the filters and the vacuum pump oil. A
code for canceling the alarm is supplied with the spare filters.
INSUFFICIENT GAS ALARM: Beeper and display advise when the charging quantity set
exceeds the difference between availability and bottle minimum.
FAN STOPPED ALARM: This is displayed and an acoustic signal sounds when the
extraction fan is not moving.

CONFIGURATION
This menu is used to edit the machine’s settings. From the MAIN MENU:
AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE
ASSISTED PROCEDURE
<DATA & CONFIGURATION>
MANUTENZIONE xx.xKg
Select DATA & CONFIGURATION. The following screen is displayed:

DATA
<CONFIGURATION>
SERVICES
Select CONFIGURATION and press ENTER.
LANGUAGE
From the CONFIGURATION MENU:
LANGUAGE
UNIT OF MEASURE
OPTIONS
SET DATE & TIME
SET PRINT HEAD.
ENTER OPERATOR NR.
Select LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
ITALIANO
FRANCAIS <-
ESPANOL
NOTE : current language is indicated by the sign “<-“

Use the ARROW keys to scroll available languages, confirm your selection pressing
ENTER, the machin will reset and in a few seconds the MAIN MENU in the chosen
language will appear.

UNIT OF MEASURE
LANGUAGE
UNIT OF MEASURE
OPTIONS
SET DATE & TIME
SET PRINT HEAD.
ENTER OPERATOR NR.
Select UNIT OF MEASURE:

WEIGHT g (Kg)
PRESSURE bar
TEMPERATURE °C
WEIGHT
Select WEIGHT:
WEIGHT g (Kg)
PRESSURE bar
TEMPERATURE °C
press ENTER to swtich from g(Kg) to oz(lb) or from oz(lb) to g(kg).
WEIGHT g (Kg)
PRESSURE bar
TEMPERATURE °C
Press STOP to exit.
PRESSURE
Select PRESSURE:
WEIGHT g (Kg)
<PRESSURE> bar
TEMPERATURE °C
press ENTER to switch from bar to psi or from psi to bar.

WEIGHT g (Kg)
PRESSURE bar
TEMPERATURE °C
Press STOP to exit.
TEMPERATURE
Select TEMPERATURE:

WEIGHT g (Kg)
PRESSURE bar
TEMPERATURE °C
press ENTER to switch from °C to °F or from °F to °C.

WEIGHT g (Kg)
PRESSURE bar
TEMPERATURE °C
Press STOP to exit.
OPTIONS
LANGUAGE
UNIT OF MEASURE
OPTIONS
SET DATE & TIME
SET PRINT HEAD.
ENTER OPERATOR NR.
Select OPTIONS and the following screen is displayed:
........
Call the technical service for the code. Once you have entered the code, press ENTER:
ENABLE TRACER on
Select the option required and press ENTER to switch from “on” to “off” and vice versa.
Press "STOP" to go back to the PREVIOUS MENU.

DATE AND TIME

The machine keeps date and time settings even if it is not used for around one year.
LANGUAGE
UNIT OF MEASURE
OPTIONS
SET DATE & TIME
SET PRINT HEAD.
ENTER OPERATOR NR.
Select DATE AND TIME and the following screen is displayed:

hh:mm:ss – gg/mm/aa
ENTER TO CONFIRM
START TO CHANGE
Press START to change date and time
CONFIGURATION OF SETTING UP AND PRINTING

The printout can be personalised by entering 4 lines containing the workshop’s details (e.g.
Name, address, telephone n° and e-mail).
LANGUAGE
UNIT OF MEASURE
OPTIONS
SET DATE & TIME
SET PRINT HEAD.
ENTER OPERATOR NR.
Select CONF. SET & PRINT and the following screen is displayed:
CONF. PRINT HEAD.
1:
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Key in the printing set up the  arrows to move within the line. Then press ENTER to
confirm and go to the next lines.
NOTE: The numerical keys include an alphabet similar to that for text messages, for
example: press “2” once to display “A”, twice to display “B”, three times for "C" and four time
for "2".

ENTER OPERATOR N
LANGUAGE
UNIT OF MEASURE
OPTIONS
SET DATE & TIME
CONF. PRINT HEAD.
ENTER OPERATOR NR.
Select ENTER OPERATOR N and the following screen is displayed:

ENTER OPERATOR N°
........
It is possible to enter an alphanumeric code of 10 symbols to indicate the habilitation nr of

the operator. This number will be indicated in all printouts.
RECOVERY PROCEDURE
It is possible to chose the default recovery procedure
LANGUAGE
UNIT OF MEASURE
OPTIONS
SET DATE & TIME
CONF. PRINT HEAD.
ENTER OPERATOR NR.
RECOVERY PROCEDURE
Select RECOVERY PROCEDURE and the following screen is displayed:

RECOVERY PROCEDURE
HIGH PRECISION
STANDARD
HIGH or STANDARD
Select “HIGH PRECISION” to perform always an high precision recovery, select

“STANDARD” to perform always a faster recovery (but without SAE J-2788 or SAE J-2843
compliance) or select “HIGH or STANDARD” to leave the choice at the start of each
procedure.

SERVICES
This menu makes it possible to manage some auxiliary services. From the MAIN MENU:
AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE
ASSISTED PROCEDURE
MAINTENANCE xx.xkg

DATA
CONFIGURATION
<SERVICES>
Select SERVICES and press ENTER.

NOTE: The SERVICES MENU is only available to authorised technicians

REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT
The machine keeps track of the operations done on refrigerant fluid: recovery, system
refilling, inner bottle filling. For any operation, a record is made with date, time, type of
operation, quantities involved, operator nr., inner bottle refrigerant fluid availability. The
machine can keep up to 100 records. From the 90th operation on, a message appears
indicating how many operations can be done..
From the SERVICES MENU:
REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT
PASSWORD
COUNTERS
Select REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT and the following screen is displayed:

REFRIGERATION MANAGEMENT
DELETE
PRINT
Select DELETE and press ENTER to delete all the records from the memory.
Select PRINT and press ENTER to print the last 25 operations in the memory.
COPY records to PC
In order to copy the records on a computer proceed as follow:
1. Connect a USB key (formatted FAT32) to the USB port
2. Turn on the machine
3. Wait 3 minutes
4. Remove the USB key from the USB port
5. Insert the USB key into a computer
6. The records are stored into GESTLOG.TXT

PASSWORD
PASSWORD
COUNTERS
Select PASSWORD and the following screen is displayed:
. . . .
A four-digit password can be entered to block the machine use. Once the password is
entered, it is possible to proceed from the main menu only after entering the code.
Entering 0000 as a password, the block is eliminated.
COUNTERS
This is used to check total COUNTERS of:: recovered gas, service alarm meter, total
vacuum minutes, injected gas, gas recovered into the bottle with the bottle refilling function.
PASSWORD
COUNTERS
Select COUNTERS and the following screen is displayed:

Rec. gas 0.0 kg
Service 0.0Kg
Vacuum 0 min
Syst. Fill. 0.0 kg
Bott. fill. 0.0 Kg
Use  to scroll the lines.

This screen displays the total values for: gas recovered, service alarm COUNTERS, total
vacuum time (minutes), gas injected, gas recovered in the internal bottle using the “Bottle
filling” function.
Pressing START, COUNTERS can be printed out with date and time.

MAINTENANCE
This menu is used for maintenance operations on the machine. From the MAIN MENU:
AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE
ASSISTED PROCEDURE
DATA & CONFIGURATION
<MAINTENANCE> xx.x kg
Select MAINTENANCE.
FILLING THE MACHINE BOTTLE

This operation must be performed whenever the available refrigerant fluid in the bottle is
less than 3 kg and must in any case be performed when the “empty bottle” alarm is
displayed. Procure a bottle of R134a gas and connect the liquid side coupling of the external
bottle to the low pressure hose (if the external bottle is not supplied with a liquid side
coupling, upend it to recover liquid refrigerant). Open the tap of the external bottle and the
low-pressure tap of the machine. If the external bottle is not supplied with a suction device,
turn it upside down to obtain a higher delivery rate.
Switch the machine on. The MAIN MENU will appear after a few seconds:
AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE
ASSISTED PROCEDURE
NEXT MENU
Gas avail XXXX g
Select NEXT MENU:

CALIBRATION
DATA AND CONFIGURAT.
SERVICE ALARM
<BOTTLE FILLING>
Select BOTTLE FILLING:*

BOTTLE FILLING
Quantity xx kg
Min: x max: xx kg
Press START
Set the quantity of refrigerant to be transferred to the machine bottle (the quantity must be
between the limit values suggested by the machine) and press START to confirm:*
Use the LP hose to
connect external
bottle and
press START.
Press START:

Open external
bottle tap, open
LP tap, and
press START.
Press START:
FILLING BOTTLE
0 g
The machine will now fill the machine bottle with the preset quantity  500g. When the
quantity minus 500 grams is reached, the machine will stop and display:
FILLING BOTTLE
Close external
bottle tap
Press Start
Close the bottle tap and press START. The machine will stop automatically after having
recovered the residual refrigerant from the hoses. Close the low-pressure tap. Disconnect
the external bottle. Switch the machine off.
MANUAL AIR PURGE

From the MAINTENANCE MENU:
BOTTLE FILLING
SERVICE ALARM
CALIBRATION
MANUAL AIR PURGE
Select MANUAL AIR PURGE and the following screen is displayed:

AIR PURGE
MANUAL
TARGET PRESSURE
x.xx bar
Read the bottle pressure on the bottle manometer (ref A4, Fig.9), if the bottle pressure is
higher than TARGET PRESSURE pull the valve ring to purge the air making the bottle
pressure drop, then release the valve ring when the TARGET PRESSURE is reached.
Press STOP to go back to the PREVIOUS MENU.
NOTE: Each time the bottle pressure reaches 18 bar the machine automatically discharges
non-condensable gas until the pressure drops to 16 bar.

SERVICE AND CHANGE FILTERS ALARM

Replace the filters whenever the machine gives the service alarm during the first ten
seconds of operation. Before performing any operation, check that the replacement filters
are the same type as those installed on the machine. Then proceed as described below
(refer to Fig. 9):
1) Disconnect the machine from the electrical supply
2) Wear protective gloves and glasses
3) Remove the rear cover from the machine.
4) Remove the used filter and install new one, respecting the direction of the arrow.
IMPORTANT: Filter replacement must be performed as quickly as possible in order to
avoid possible contamination by moisture in the ambient air.
NOTE: If possible, use an electronic leak tester to check the seal on the couplings of the
new filter.
5) Replace the rear cover on the machine.
6) Reconnect the machine to the electrical supply and switch on.
7) Select MAINTENANCE, and enter SERVICE ALARM.
8) Key in the filter code to cancel the alarm. If the filter code is not available, call the
Service Center.
9) Recover about 500g of gas to charge the machine circuit.
10) Switch the machine off.
11) Disconnect the machine from the electrical supply.

Fig.9
CALIBRATION
Perform this operation whenever the values displayed on the LCD do not correspond to real
values. WARNING: The operations listed below must be performed with maximum attention
and care. In particular, always observe the following precautions. Always place the weights
at the centre of the scale plate. Never exert pressure on the oil scale. Always recover the
gas in the high- and low-pressure hoses before beginning calibration of the transducers.
From the MAINTENANCE MENU:
BOTTLE FILLING
SERVICE ALARM
CALIBRATION
Select CALIBRATION and the following screen is displayed:

To enter calibration
insert code
. . . .
press ENTER
Type the code 3578 (special code for authorized technician) and press ENTER to confirm.
NOTE: the normal code 0791 actives only simplified calibration function (check on the user
manual of machine), the code 3578 is only for specialized technician, authorized by the
manufacturer.
BOTTLE SCALE
OIL SCALE
A7C PRESSURE TR.
BOTTLE TEMPERATURE

CALIBRATING THE BOTTLE SCALE

Disconnect the machine from the electrical supply. Procure a known reference weight of 5
kg. Remove the cover on the rear of the machine to access the machine bottle. Close the
blue and red taps on the bottle. Unscrew the bottle lock nut. Separate the heating coil from
the bottle (do not touch or disconnect the wires of the resistance coil). Remove the bottle
from its lodging, leaving the resistance around the scale plate. Set the bottle on a stand at
least 40 cm in height.
Access the CALIBRATION MENU as explained above.
The following will be displayed:
<BOTTLE SCALE >
OIL SCALE
BOTTLE PRESSURE
A/C PRESSURE
With BOTTLE SCALE flashing, press ENTER. The following screen will be displayed:
CALIBRATION
BOTTLE DATA
PREVIOUS MENU
Press the ENTER key.

ZERO LEVEL
Raise the bottle
levels xxxxx
press START
With the bottle lifted off the scale plate, press START. The following screen will be
displayed:
REFERENCE VALUE
xxxxx g
levels xxxxx
press START
Place the reference weight (28 to 32 kg) at the center of the scale plate. Use keys 0 through
9 to type in the value of the weight. Press START. Select “PREVIOUS MENU” to exit the
CALIBRATION MENU. Press START to save the data. Switch off the machine and
disconnect it from mains supply. Replace the bottle on the scale plate and the heating coil
on the bottle (Attention: the resistance must adhere tightly to the bottle). Open the blue and
red taps on the bottle. Replace the cover.

BOTTLE DATA
N.B. This menu is reserved for use by the technician performing final testing. It contains the
maximum safety threshold value; therefore, the bottle data may not be changed for any
reason. For assistance, call the Service Center.
From the CALIBRATION MENU:
BOTTLE SCALE
OIL SCALE
A/C PRESSURE TR.
BOTTLE TEMPERATURE
Select BOTTLE SCALE and the following screen is displayed:

CALIBRATION
<BOTTLE DATA>
PREVIOUS MENU
Select BOTTLE DATA. The following screen will be displayed:

Max xxxxx g
Min xxxxx g
Tare xxxxx g
PREVIOUS MENU
Use the arrow keys and the number pad to change the Max, Min, and Tare values. Then
select PREVIOUS MENU and press ENTER.
SAVE DATA:
Press START.
To exit:
press STOP
Press START to confirm saving the data or STOP to exit without saving.

CALIBRATING THE OIL SCALE

From the CALIBRATION MENU:
BOTTLE SCALE
OIL SCALE
A/C PRESSURE TR.
BOTTLE TEMPERATURE
Select OIL SCALE and the following screen is displayed:

ZERO LEVEL
Empty oil containers
Levels xxxxx
Press START
Empty the oil containers. Replace the empty containers in their lodgings, taking care not to
exert pressure on the scale, and press START. The following screen will be displayed:
REFERENCE VALUE
xxxx cc
Levels xxxx
Press START
Fill the new oil container with a known volume of new oil (from 100 a 250 cc measured on
the container measure marks). Replace the container in its lodging, taking care not to exert
pressure on the scale. Use keys 0 through 9 to type in the known oil volume, in cc, and
press START. Switch off the machine and disconnect it from the electrical supply.

CALIBRATING THE BOTTLE TEMPERATURE

NOTE: A digital thermometer is required for bottle temperature sensor calibration. Check
that the bottle temperature probe is disconnected from the bottle and so capable of reading
the ambient temperature.
Switch on the machine. From the CALIBRATION MENU:
BOTTLE SCALE
OIL SCALE
A/C PRESSURE TR.
BOTTLE TEMPERATURE
Select BOTTLE TEMPERATURE and the following screen is displayed:
BOTTLE TEMPERATURE
XX.X °C
START to change
STOP to exit
Check that the temperature shown on the display is that also read on the external
thermometer. If necessary, press START to modify the machine value:
BOTTLE TEMPERATURE
XX.X °C
XXX.X °C
Press START
Type in the temperature read on the digital thermometer and press ENTER to confirm.
Replace the temperature probe on the bottle.

VACUUM PUMP
Perform the operations listed below on a routine basis in order to ensure good operation of
the vacuum pump:
M1) Oil top-up.
M2) Oil change.
When refilling or replacing the pump oil, use only the oil recommended by the manufacturer.
Contact your retailer for information concerning the correct type of oil.
M.1) Oil top-up

This operation must be performed when the level of the oil falls to less than half on the
indicator (4) (refer to Figure 10). NOTE: in order to correctly check the oil level, run the pump
for at least 1 minute (running a vacuum procedure in the hose for 1 minute) so that the oil
fluidifies. Check the oil level when the pump stops. To refill the oil, perform the steps listed
below in the order given. Disconnect the MACHINE from the mains supply. Locate the oil
cap (2) and screw it completely off. The oil must be added through the hole in which the oil
cap was lodged (2). Add oil a little at a time, waiting for the level to rise before each
successive addition, until the oil level is about ½ cm above the red mark on the indicator (4).
Replace the oil cap (2) and tighten down.
M.2) Oil change

The vacuum pump oil must be replaced every 150 working hours and in any case every
time the refrigerant filters are replaced. The oil must also be replaced whenever it changes
color due to absorption of humidity. Before beginning the oil change procedure, procure a
container of at least 500 cc capacity in which to collect the used oil. The pump contains
about 500 cc of oil. Use only the oils recommended by the manufacturer (consult your
retailer).
1) Disconnect the machine from the mains supply.
2) Unscrew the filling cap 2 (refer to Fig. 10).
3) Unscrew the drain cap 3.
4) Allow all the oil to run out into a disposal container (with height < 10 cm).
5) Close the drain cap 3.
6) Pour in new oil through the filling hole, opened previously, until the level rises to the
midpoint on the indicator 4.
7) Replace the oil cap 2 and tighten.

Fig.10
min MAX 3

FILLING THE NEW OIL CONTAINER

It is good practice to fill the oil container whenever the oil level falls below 100 cc in order to
guarantee that there will be sufficient oil for refilling during successive operations. Types of
oil: use only synthetic (polyester) oils or the oils recommended by the manufacturer. Always
refer to the information provided by the A/C system manufacturer. Procedure: remove the
container from its lodging. Hold the cap and unscrew the container. Fill the container with
the correct quantity of oil for compressors, of suitable type and grade. Screw the container
back into the cap while holding the latter in place. Replace the container, taking care not to
exert pressure on the scale in order not to damage it.
Fig.11

EMPTYING THE USED OIL CONTAINER

This operation must be performed whenever the oil level exceeds 200 cc. Procedure:
remove the container from its lodging very carefully and without exerting pressure on the
scale. Unscrew the container while holding the cap in place; empty the used oil into a
suitable container for used oils. Screw the container back on while holding the cap in place.
Carefully replace the container in its lodging without exerting pressure on the scale. N.B.: In
order to avoid damage to the oil scale, never exert pressure on it either from above or from
below.
Fig.12
REPLACING THE PRINTER PAPER

Use only heat-sensitive paper of the type described below.
Paper width: 58 mm
Maximum paper roll diameter: 40mm
CUSTOMIZING THE DBA

Select ASSISTED PROCEDURE. Scroll down with the () down arrow key until the vehicle
brands in the DBA appear:
<ALFA ROMEO>
AUDI
BMW
CHRYSLER/JEEP
Press the () up arrow key:

TOYOTA
VOLKSWAGEN
VOLVO
<USER DEFINED>
Select the USER DEFINED option:

<ABCD EDFG>
HILM NOPQ
????
????
DATA ENTRY
To enter customized data, press START. The following screen will be displayed:
MODEL NAME:
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
MODEL QUANTITY:
xxxx
Type in the vehicle model on the keyboard; press ENTER to confirm.

Type in the corresponding refrigerant quantity; press ENTER to confirm.
USE
To use the customized data, scroll with the () arrow keys to the desired vehicle model;
press ENTER to confirm.
DELETION
To delete custom data fields, scroll with the () arrow keys to the desired vehicle model
and press “0” (ZERO). An alarm signal will sound and the following screen will be displayed.
VEHICLE NAME
xxxx g
DELETE?
START: YES STOP: NO
Press START to exit the process or START to confirm deletion.

NOTE CONCERNING THE DATABASE: we have taken all due care in gathering and
entering the information contained in the database. The database data must nevertheless
be considered purely indicative; the manufacturer declines any and all responsibility for
incorrect data.
CONTRAST
Keys 4 and 5 may be used to adjust the screen contrast. Key 4 decreases contrast; key 5
increases contrast.
Contrast control is active only with the machine in the main menu and with “AUTOMATIC
PROCEDURE” flashing.

DATA
This menu shows all the data read by the machine. Switch on the machine. From the MAIN
MENU:
AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE
ASSISTED PROCEDURE
MAINTENANCE xx.xkg

<DATA>
CONFIGURATION SERVICES
Press ENTER to open the DATA MENU:

Gas avail. xxxxx g
Oil xxxx cc
Temperature xx.x °C
- Gas available: quantity of refrigerant available in the storage bottle.

- Oil: quantity of oil in all the oil containers.
- Temperature: temperature of the refrigerant storage bottle.

CODES SUMMARY
Standard CALIBRATION code: 0791
Advanced CALIBRATION code: 3578
OPTION code: 43210791
SECRET COMBINATION SUMMARY

IINTERNAL BOTTLE VACUUM 1-4-6
EXTRATION OF GAS 1-4-7

ERROR CODES
Error #6: SYSTEM LEAKS: Error message displayed when the A/C system is not tight
− Solution: Verify the connections between the service hoses and quick couplers, and
make another 5 min vacuum test only on service hoses . If the problem persists,
delete the residual oil in the service hoses making a short 100g filling in the
servicehoses and then a recovery, and repeat the 5 minutes vacuum test on service
hoses.
N.B. if the vacuum test on service hoses passes, means that the A / C system has a loss
which must be localized using a leak detector.
Error #7: : PRESENCE OF REFRIGERANT INTO THE A/C SYSTEM : Error message
displayed when starting the vacuum, the charging station checks the presence of a pressure
inside the A/C system:
− Solution: perform a recovery procedure
Error #10: EMPTY OIL CONTAINER: Error message displayed when the charging station
is unable to complete the set amount of injection oil.
− Solution: Fill the container with the correct amount of new oil for compressors, or
replace the cartridge if it is refillable.
NOTE: Use only oils recommended by the manufacturer or vehicle
manufacturer. Never use oil used
Error #11: LOW GAS AVAILABILITY error message displayed during filling, when you
select a quantity greater than the availability of gas.
− Solution: Fill the inner refrigerant bottle, refer to the homonymous section of the user
manual
Error #12: VACUUM LEAKS (A/C system flushing): error message displayed during the
A/C system flushing, leaks occurred during the test in a vacuum; A / C system is not tight
− Solution: Check the connections and repeat the procedure.
Error #13: PRESSURE LEAKS (A/C system flushing): error message displayed A/C system
flushing, leaks occurred during the pressure test; A / C system is not tight
− Solution: Check the connections and repeat the procedure. If the problem persists,
look for the leak using the appropriate tools (tracer or electronic leak detector)
Error #14: SYSTEM EMPTY: error message appears when you select a recovery
procedure, but is not found presure in the A/C system
− Solution: Check the connection and closing of the quick couplers, if after all these
checks, the machine continues to give the same error means that the A/C system is
empty
Error #18: SET QUANTITY LOWER THEN 100G: error message displayed during filling
when the amount of gas typed is less than 100g (both automatic and manual procedure)
− Solution: set a quantity of gas greater than or equal to 100 grams
Error #32: EMPTY EXTERNAL BOTTLE: Error message appears during the process of
charge the refrigeant bottle when the pressure drops to zero before the completion of the
procedure.
− Solution: Check the connections, quick couplers and valves on the external bottle; if
the external bottle is empty, replace it with a full one. Then run another charge.
Error # 33: HIGH PRESSURE ALARM: Error message appears during the recovery
procedure, internal bottle filling, empty hoses, or flushing hoses, this occurs when the
hydraulic pressure reaches approximately 290 psi (20 bar). The causes may be:
− Ambient temperature where is located in the station is too high. Solution: To wait for
a sufficient time to cool the charging station before resuming the interrupted
procedure.
− Number of services performed by the station is excessive. Solution: To wait for a
sufficient time to cool the charging station before resuming the interrupted procedure.
− One of the taps of the internal bottle is closed.
Solution: To open the tap and resume the interrupted procedure.

SOFTWARE UPDATE
1. USB drive preparation
Use a new USB key from 2Gb minimum. Format the USB drive with FAT32 format, from
“Computer Resources” click with right button on USB key and select “Format..”
Windows XP Windows 7/Vista
On “File system” Select the format FAT32 and press “Start”

Windows XP Windows 7/Vista
Now the USB drive is ready for the upgrade.

2. Download the file from the website

Connect to WWW.AC-SERVICE24.COM, and enter user name and password when
prompted
Press Software updates
Enter serial number of the machine
Check the machine model
Flag “I check the machine data”

Press download
Save file on PC
3. Unzip the downloaded file

If the file is not downloaded directly to your USB drive prepared in Step 1, copy of it.
Unzip the files into the USB drive

4. Insert the USB drive in the machine

Once verified the presence of all files and the correct version.
Whit the R&R machine switched off, press and hold down the keypad ‘1’ key, and turn on
the machine.
Hold the key pressed in until the display shows “BOOT LOADER”
BOOT UNIC5 V1.x PICC
Insert the USB pen drive:
The download will start:

BOOT UNIC5 V1.x PICC RS232
LINK OK!
DOWNLOADING…
Wait few minutes to complete the download:

BOOT UNIC5 V1.x PICC RS232
Update done.
Remove USB KEY
Please switch off
Remove USB KEY, then switch off the machine.

NOTE: in case of old software the machine could request to press Keypad “1” or “9”.
Turn on the machine, if necessary language update will requested as follow:

Upgrade language
Insert USB KEY into
USB port.
Insert the USB pen drive, the language will be upgraded:

Upgrading languages
Please wait. . .
Wait few minutes, the machine will reboot with the updated software.
END OF PROCEDURE

MOTHERBOARD REPLACEMENT + SW UPDATE

procedures to download software and database when installing a new mother board
go to www.ac-service24.com, select database update, then enter the serial number of the
machine:
ECXXXXXX
X
Check the machine data, and flag the box
Download database:
select activation update instructions:

Select replacement code:
Insert the code found on replacement motherboard
XXXXXXX XXXX
NOTE: if you've already purchased the database of the current year and you have to
replace the card, and then you've already inserted a PUK code you must follow this final
procedure:

xxxx
XXXXXXXX

SUGGESTED SPARE PARTS
UNIC 3
UNIC 5
LAND
LAND
CODE PHOTO DESCRIPTION
STICKER
ADE2305
MOTION AZZARD
X X
STICKER
ADE2310
"SWITCH OFF"
X X
STICKER
ADE2320
"OIL NEW-USED"
X X
STICKER FOR THE

ADE6184
PRINTER
X X
STICKER TABLE AIR

ADE6302
PURGE
X X
ADE6477 FRONTAL PANEL X X
STICKER
ADE6480
LOGO ECK LAND
X X

UNIC 3
UNIC 5
LAND
LAND
STICKER
ADE6506
GLOSSY
X X
STICKER
ADE6535
LOCK-UNLOCK BOTTLE
X X
RAC5912 VALVE WITH FLANGE X X
Quick Coupler
High Pressure
AEK216A-N
M¼” SAE
X X
R134a
Quick Coupler
Low Pressure
AEK216B-N
M¼” SAE
X X
R134a

UNIC 3
UNIC 5
LAND
LAND
ADAPTER Bottle
AEK320
R134a LP
X X
Oil
CEL9512-E Load Cell 15 kg X X
Bottle
CEL9511-E Load Cell X X
35 kg
7 KG
CNT4017 Storage Bottle X X
R134a
CNT4020 Round Bottle250 cc X X
Spacer of
CRP1240 bottle scale X X
Plate

UNIC 3
UNIC 5
LAND
LAND
Coil
YB14 230V/50Hz
ELT1050-C
with connection
X X
PARKER
Shuko
ELT3200-01
Power wire
X X
ELT3321 Poly-snap X X
Thermal Resist.
ELT3610-A
for Bottle
X X
Fuse
ELT3698 for Poly-snap X X
5x20mm

UNIC 3
UNIC 5
LAND
LAND
Internal
ELT5004
Serial Cable
X X
Filter
DML 162
FLT5005-KIT
M/M 1/4“ SAE
X X
BOX 12 PC.
Compressor
for R134a
GRCMP11-A
220V - 50/60Hz
X X
or BUS
GRCND04 Condenser X
High Pressure
Gauge
MAN3031
-1+40 BAR cl1
X X
80 mm Diameter
Low Pressure
Gauge
MAN3040
-1+17 Bar cl1
X X
80 mm Diameter
PLA2210 Black Knob X X
PLA2212 Red Cap for Knob X X

UNIC 3
UNIC 5
LAND
LAND
PLA2211 Blue Cap for Knob X X
Vacuum Pump
PMP3950 70 l/min X X
230V – 50/60Hz
Heater Pressure
Switch
PRS4075-D
with connector
X X
TKP
Safety Pressure Switch

PRS4325-D With connector TKP X X
20 BAR

UNIC 3
UNIC 5
LAND
LAND
Silicon hose
RAC5700 coupling X X
(with RAC5701)
Nut for silicon hose

RAC5701 coupling X X
(with RAC5700)
Tap WithFlange
RAC5912 1/4 SAE +TEE X X
HP-LP
Double Revolving
RAC5998 Pipe Union X X
FF 1/4 sae

UNIC 3
UNIC 5
LAND
LAND
Motherboard
SCH5206-C UNIC 3 X
LCD COATED
Motherboard
SCH5306 UNIC 5 X
LCD COATED
Membrane Keypad
SCH5599 X X
16 keys
Bottle
SNS0013 Temperature X X
Sensor
THERMAL PRINTER
GRSTM0007
WITH SHORT FLAT
X X

UNIC 3
UNIC 5
LAND
LAND
Thermal Paper
STM0012-KIT
10PZ.
for STM0006 X X
GRSTM0007
50cm Copper Hose

TUB1000.01
F1/4” - F1/4” SAE
X X
RED Hose 6mF1/4” -

TUB1144
F1/4” SAE
X X
BLUE Hose 6m
TUB1145
F1/4” - F1/4” SAE
X X

XK25 2014
XK25 2014
BUS-PRO
BUS
1mt Copper hose

F1/4”-F1/4” SAE
TUB1211 with core valve X X
pusher for the air
purge valve connect.
10 MT SILICON
TUB1251-10 TUBE X X
MM3X5 X OIL
30 cm Hose
TUBK030
F1/4” - F1/4” SAE
X X
60 cm Hose
TUBK060
F1/4” - F1/4” SAE
X X
45 cm Hose
TUBK045
F1/4” - F1/4” SAE
X X

TECHNICAL DETAILED LISTS
Type of refrigerant: R 134a

Servicing procedure: fully automatic or manual
Voltage: 220-240V / 50-60 Hz
Refrigerant scale resolution:  10 g
Oil scale resolution: 5g
Working temperature range: 10 – 50 °C
Filters: filter for humidity
Vacuum pump: 70 l/min capacity
0.1 mbar vacuum
Compressor 21cc
Recovery/Recycling phase max 300 g/min
Refrigerant bottle: 7 litres, refillable
Hoses: 6 meters
Overall size: 52cm x 52cm x45cm
Weight: 50 kg

WIRING
15kg Load Cell [CEL9512-E]
35kg Load Cell [CEL9511-E]

Electronic valve wiring [ELT1050-C]
Motherboard [ELT3860]

Serial cable [ELT5004]
Motherboard power supply wiring [ELT5104]

Fan wiring [ELT5042]
Main switch + ferrite wiring [GRELT005]
N1 N1
WN
F T1
T2 WT
WL T T
L1 L1
[B] 150 70
210
[A] ITEM PART NUMBER Q.TI

T2 Capocorda a occhiello  5 mm 2
[3378.02]
T1 Faston femmina 6,3 mm [RSB 1
7961.020] + Coprifaston [63N004STK]
N1 Faston femmina 6,3 mm [RSB 2
L1 Faston femmina 6,3 mm [RSB 2 Disegnatore Creato Titolo
Fallerini L. 11/05/2005. Cablaggio interruttore + ferrite
WN Wire 14 AWG 300 V 105 °C blue 500 Materia Modif icato
WL Wire 14 AWG 300 V 105 °C black 500 Size Codice Rev
WT Wire 14 AWG 300 V 90 °C yell\green 550 GRELT005
A4 1
F Ferrite 1
v ia L. Longo 21/23, 50019 Sesto Fiorentino Firenze - Italy Note Le parentesi quadre indicano le caratteristiche da controllare
H Termorestringente 100 mm Tel. +39.055.4207372 Fax +39.055.4252610
T Fascette 2 http:\\www.ecotechnics.com
E-mail: ecotechnics@ecotechnics.com
Scala 1:1 Classificazione

Cablaggio bobine [ELT5088]
2 electronic valves wiring (mate_n_lock) [GRELT02B.A]

Safety pressure switch wiring [PRS4325-D]

HIDRAULIC DIAGRAMS
SINCE 2016

>2017: Condenser+ cushioned

bottle plate +check valve


PHASE TO PHASE
Recovery
Used oil discharge+compressor oil refill

Vacuum
Newoil

Refilling

WIRING DIAGRAMS



MOTHERBOARD UNIC_3 [SCH5206-C]

REF. ITEM REF. ITEM
J1 Vacuum pump J25 Not used
J2 Not used J26 Not used
J3 Not used J28 FLAT cable membrane keyboard
J5 Compressor J30 Not used
J6 Vacuum pump electronic valve (EV4) J31 Serial port
J7 Discharge oil electronic valve (EV2) J34 Not used
J8 Bottle Heater pressure switch J35 Bottle temperature probe
J10 Compressor oil refilling electronic valve (EV3) J37 Not used
J11 Recovery electronic valve (EV1) J38 Safety high pressure switch (PR2)
J12 Bottle heater J40 Normally closed for J38
J13 New oil refilling electronic valve (EV6) J41 Lo Pressure switch
J14 Refrigerant refilling electronic valve (EV5) J47 Not used
J15 Power supply J48 Not used
J16 Connector for programming and debug JP2 110V/220V voltage jumper
J17 Not used JP3 Not used
J18 15kg load cell (oil) JP5 Not used
J19 USB port JP6 110V/220V voltage jumper
J20 FLAT printer cable T1 Transformer
J22 FLAT printer cable (OLD)(not used) K1-10 Relay
J23 Not used BATT1 Battery
J24 35kg load cell (refrigerant) BZ1 Buzzer
Batt1
J26

MOTHERBOARD UNIC_5 [SCH5306]

REF. ITEM REF. ITEM
J1 Vacuum pump J25 Not used
J3 Not used J28 FLAT cable membrane keyboard
J5 Compressor J30 Not used
J6 Vacuum pump electronic valve (EV4) [YELLOW- J31 Serial port to USB port adapter
YELLOW]*
J7 Discharge oil electronic valve (EV2) [BROWN-BROWN]* J33 Not used
J8 Bottle Heater pressure switch J34 Not used
J9 Not used J35 Bottle temperature probe
J10 Compressor oil electronic valve (EV3) [GREEN-GREEN]* J36 Not used
J11 Recovery electronic valve (EV1) [WHITE-WHITE]* J37 Not used
J12 Bottle heater (no PRO model) J38 Safety high pressure switch (PR2)
J13 New oil refilling electronic valve (EV6) [PINK-PINK]* J40 Not used
J14 Refrigerant refilling electronic valve (EV5) [GREY-GREY]* J41 Lo Pressure switch
J15 Power supply J42 Normally closed for J38

J17 Connector for programming and debug J44 Not used
J18 15kg load cell (oil) J45 Not used
J18A Not used J46 Not used
J20 FLAT printer cable J48 Not used
J22 Not used JP3 Jumper used for production test
J23 A/C pressure recovery transducer (P2) T1 Transformer
J24 35kg load cell (refrigerant) K1-13 Relay
J24A Not used BATT1 Battery
* electronic valve wiring colour BZ1 Buzzer

<2017
EXPLODED VIEWS


MANIFOLD ECK LAND <2017
25
T8
5
4
16 24
T4
6
T2
1 T1
21
Tr
Ton

ECK LAND MANIFOLD

PIPING
REF. DESCRIPTION Code
T1 Low pressure bypass TUBK045
T2 High pressure bypass TUBK045
T8 EV4-Vacuum pump TUBK030
Tr Refrigerant bottle (HP side)-Manifold TUBK060
Ton Manifold-new oil container TUB1250
ELECTRONIC VALVES
1 EV1 recovery electronic valve ELT1050C
4 EV4 Vacuum pump electronic valve ELT1050C
5 EV5 Refill electronic valve ELT1050C
6 EV6 Oil refill electronic valve ELT1050C
ITEMS
16 Low pressure switch PRS4175-D
21 Bottle pressure switch PRS4075-D
24 Double pipe union 1/4"X1/4"SAE RAC5998
25 TEE fitting 3X1/4"SAE RAC5865

>2017: Condenser+
cushioned bottle plate
+check valve


MANIFOLD ECK LAND >2017
T8
5
4
16 24
24
22
Tr
T4
6 25
T2
1 T1
Tbp
21
Ton

ECK LAND MANIFOLD

PIPING
T1 Low pressure bypass TUBK045
T2 High pressure bypass TUBK045
T8 EV4-Vacuum pump TUBK030
Tr Refrigerant bottle (HP side)-Manifold TUBK060
Ton Manifold-new oil container TUB1250
Tbp Bottle pressure manometer TUB1000.01
ELECTRONIC VALVES
1 EV1 recovery electronic valve ELT1050C
4 EV4 Vacuum pump electronic valve ELT1050C
5 EV5 Refill electronic valve ELT1050C
6 EV6 Oil refill electronic valve ELT1050C
ITEMS
16 Low pressure switch PRS4175-D
21 Bottle pressure switch PRS4075-D
22 Check valve VLV2000
24 Double pipe union 1/4"X1/4"SAE RAC5998
25 TEE fitting 3X1/4"SAE RAC5865
SOLENOID VALVE
7
REF. ITEM
6 Inlet 9
7 valve body
8 Spring
9 Plunger – seal
10 Outlet 8
10

NOTE


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The data, information and descriptions, and the technology described herein are the exclusive intellectual property

of SNAP-ON CLIMATE SOLUTIONS S.r.l. and

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PREPARATION FOR REMOVAL AND DISASSEMBLY

CHECKING THE CONNECTIONS

1.Disconnect: Lead, Coupler, Connector

2.Check: Lead, Coupler, Connector

3.Check: all connections

4.Connect: Lead, Coupler, Connector

5.Check: continuity (with the pocket tester)

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- Completely loosen the knob [1].

- Tighten the knob [1] completely.

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Refer to Figures 5, 6 and 7.

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CONTROLS AND CONTROL SYSTEM

FUNCTION SELECTOR KEYBOARD

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Select DATA & CONFIGURATION. The following screen is displayed:

Select CONFIGURATION and press ENTER.

NOTE : current language is indicated by the sign “<-“

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Select UNIT OF MEASURE:

press ENTER to swtich from g(Kg) to oz(lb) or from oz(lb) to g(kg).

Press STOP to exit.

press ENTER to switch from bar to psi or from psi to bar.

Press STOP to exit.

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press ENTER to switch from °C to °F or from °F to °C.

Press STOP to exit.

Select OPTIONS and the following screen is displayed:

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DATE AND TIME

Select DATE AND TIME and the following screen is displayed:

Press START to change date and time

CONFIGURATION OF SETTING UP AND PRINTING

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Select ENTER OPERATOR N and the following screen is displayed:

It is possible to enter an alphanumeric code of 10 symbols to indicate the habilitation nr of

Select RECOVERY PROCEDURE and the following screen is displayed:

Select “HIGH PRECISION” to perform always an high precision recovery, select

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Select DATA & CONFIGURATION. The following screen is displayed:

Select SERVICES and press ENTER.

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Select REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT and the following screen is displayed:

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Select PASSWORD and the following screen is displayed:

Select COUNTERS and the following screen is displayed:

Use  to scroll the lines.

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FILLING THE MACHINE BOTTLE