Hoshizaki LANCER Everest Manual

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Installation, Operation &
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Everest Glycol
System Chiller

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Table of contents
1. Introduction ............................................................................................................. 3
2. The Company .......................................................................................................... 3
3. Our Products........................................................................................................... 3
4. Product Details........................................................................................................ 3
4.1 Product Features...........................................................................................................................4
4.2 Specifications ................................................................................................................................4
4.3 Options ..........................................................................................................................................4
5. Installation ............................................................................................................... 5
5.1 Receiving.......................................................................................................................................5
5.2 Unpacking .....................................................................................................................................5
5.3 Unpacking Installation Kits (if supplied)........................................................................................5
5.4 Selecting a Location......................................................................................................................5
5.5 Refrigeration Connection ..............................................................................................................5
5.6 Connecting Glycol Lines ...............................................................................................................6
5.7 Electrical Connection ....................................................................................................................6
5.8 Filling Unit with Glycol / Water ......................................................................................................6
5.9 Commissioning..............................................................................................................................6
6. Thermostat, Settings & Programming.................................................................. 7
6.1 Alarm Conditions, Causes and Remedies ...................................................................................8
6.2 Scheduled Maintenance ...............................................................................................................9
6.3 Trouble Shooting...........................................................................................................................9
6.4 Electrical Diagram ...................................................................................................................... 10
7. Spare Parts List..................................................................................................... 11
8. Certificate of Warranty ......................................................................................... 12
9. Manufacturer’s Checklist..................................................................................... 13

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1. Introduction
Thank you for purchasing this quality Lancer product. All Lancer products are constructed using the highest
quality materials and components. They are designed to the highest possible standards, therefore offering
our customers endless hours of optimum performance.
2. The Company
Lancer is a wholly owned subsidiary of Lancer Corporation, a world leader in the supply of Beverage
Dispensing Equipment based in San Antonio, Texas. Lancer has manufacturing bases and distribution
networks in 97 countries. Lancer is in turn ultimately owned by Hoshizaki Electric Co Ltd of Nagoya, Japan.
Hoshizaki is a global leader in food service equipment.
Lancer’s head office and manufacturing base is located in Adelaide (SA), with branch offices and
warehousing facilities in Sydney (NSW), Melbourne (VIC), Brisbane (QLD), Perth (WA) and Auckland (New
Zealand).
3. Our Products
Lancer specialises in the design, engineering, manufacture, and marketing of beverage dispensing and Heat
Recovery equipment in three core categories:
Soft Drink Equipment
Mechanically cooled and ice cooled soft drink dispensers, frozen beverage dispensers, dispensing valves,
carbonators and an extensive line of beverage dispensing parts and accessories.
Beer Equipment
Lancer manufactures and markets beer dispensing and chilling equipment, and related accessories.
Products include founts, chillers, Chillerplates, drip trays, taps, handles, beer line cleaning equipment and an
extensive line of beverage dispensing parts and accessories.
Heat Recovery Equipment
Lancer manufactures a range of Heat Recovery systems designed to provide our customers with free hot
water.
4. Product Details
The Hoshizaki Lancer Everest system chiller is a remote refrigerated unit designed to circulate Glycol to chill
the product, as well as maintain the product temperature through the python, chiller plates and founts.
The Hoshizaki Lancer Everest Glycol chiller utilises a water/glycol bath with an immersed brazed plate heat
exchanger, which chills the water/glycol mixture to a preset temperature. Water/glycol circulation is by way
of two semi submersible pumps.
Designed and manufactured in Australia to the most stringent quality standards.

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4.1 Product Features
The Hoshizaki Lancer Everest system chiller is supplied with the following features as standard:
Cabinet constructed from long life, corrosion resistant 304 grade stainless steel
Rotationally moulded polypropylene plastic inner tank offering long life and corrosion resistance
The tank is insulated with environmentally responsible, water blown non-CFC polyurethane insulation
Air tight design of the inner tank, keeping condensation to a minimum to eliminate dilution of the
glycol solution
Adjustable stainless steel legs to allow easy cleaning under the unit once installed
Semi-submersible, single phase pumps
Operates using environmentally responsible R404a refrigerant as standard
Offers low installation, operating and maintenance costs due to single phase (240V 50Hz)
power requirement to operate both the refrigeration and pump(s)
IP56 electrical connections
CE Mark
4.2 Specifications
Dimensions
Width 735 mm
Depth 680 mm
Height 1150 mm
Weight
Shipping 110 kg
Empty 105 kg
Operating 285 kg
Tank Capacity 190 litres
Thermostat Single HX Carel I1 33SOER00
Dual HX Carel IR 33COHR00
Water Bank Capacity 72 litres
Power Requirements Single Phase 230V / 50 Hz (Amps dependent on pump
configuration)
4.3 Options
Pump(s)
- SPK2-11
- SPK4-11
Cooling Cassettes (Single or Dual) 5 kW, 8 kW, 10 kW @ -10°C SST.
Glycol Manifolds complete with back check valves, ball valves and flow indicators.

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Glycol refractometer.
External Glycol return safety solenoid.
Refrigerant R134a, R404a, R22. Others POA.
5. Installation
5.1 Receiving
Each unit is tested and thoroughly inspected before shipment. At time of shipment, the carrier
accepts the unit, and any claim for damages must be made with the carrier. Upon receiving units
from the delivering carrier, carefully inspect carton for any visible indication of damage. If damage
exists, have the carrier note this on the bill of loading and file a claim with the carrier.
5.2 Unpacking
Carefully unpack the Lancer Everest system chiller from the shipping carton.
5.3 Unpacking Installation Kits (if supplied)
Inspect kits for concealed damage and if evident notify the delivery carrier and file a claim against
them.
5.4 Selecting a Location
Unit is for indoor use only unless suitably protected by a weatherproof enclosure.
The Hoshizaki Lancer Everest system chiller should be located in a well-ventilated area that will
allow easy access for servicing.
Install on a flat, level surface. Level adjustments can be made on the adjustable legs.
5.5 Refrigeration Connection
As with all installations, good refrigeration practice is necessary to ensure reliability and satisfactory
performance of the Hoshizaki Lancer Everest™ system chiller.
All units have a holding charge of Nitrogen / R134a mixture.
Ensure the solenoids are active prior to evacuation. Failure to do so may result in poor
evacuation of the refrigeration system and possible system failure.
Particular care should be taken to prevent oxidation during brazing, by using dry nitrogen and to
ensure that a thorough evacuation of the system is carried out prior to gas charging.
We recommend that isolating valves be fitted to the refrigerant pipes adjacent to the unit and
that the refrigeration be connected to a dedicated and correctly sized condensing unit.
Fully insulate suction line.
NOTE: REMEMBER ONE OF THE MAIN FACTORS AFFECTING EQUIPMENT RELIABILITY
AND COMPRESSOR SERVICE LIFE IS CONTAMINATION.

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5.6 Connecting Glycol Lines
Connect glycol lines from the manifolds to the Hoshizaki Lancer Everest system chiller.
Supply manifold direct to pump(s).
Return manifold to glycol return pipe via return solenoid if required.
After leak checking, ensure lines are fully insulated.
5.7 Electrical Connection
Warning
This unit must be properly electrically grounded (earthed) to avoid
possible fatal electrical shock or serious injury to the operator. Electrical
connection must be made in accordance with the appropriate local
codes and regulations
Warning
Ensure glycol is added first, then water, prior to starting the refrigeration
system – failure to do so will cause severe damage to the plate heat
exchanger and refrigeration system, and will void all warranty
5.8 Filling Unit with Glycol / Water
The Lancer Everest system chiller requires a 30% glycol / water mixture. Put 60 litres of glycol in the
tank and fill with water until the glycol / water mixture reaches the over flow.
The overflow should be plumbed away to a suitable drain or container, via a Goose neck.
5.9 Commissioning
Turn refrigeration condensing unit off to prevent heat exchanger plate becoming too cold and
freezing glycol on initial return.
Turn power on to the Hoshizaki Lancer Everest system chiller.
Turn pump(s) on and allow the python glycol lines to fill. Ensure liquid level does not drop below
pump intake during initial filling of python.
As required, top up the unit with a premixed 30:70 glycol / water mixture to correct level.
Check water / glycol mixture with refractometer or hydrometer.
Turn on condensing unit. If glycol bath temperature is above the set point of the thermostat the
refrigeration solenoid should be operational.
Check all connections for leaks.
Monitor indicated temperature on thermostat and ensure temperature reduces to the set point.

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6. Thermostat, Settings & Programming
Carel
Parameter set 1 Type Def Description
/tl F 1
1 = glycol probe displayed,
/c1 C 0.0
Calibration of glycol probe if required, generally should be 0.0
St F -2.0
Set point, refrigeration will turn off at this temperature
rd F 1.0 Differential, glycol temp will increase from the cut out point by this
value before the refrigeration turns on.
r1 F -5.0
Minimum allowed set point
r2 F 5.0
Maximum allowed set point
r3 C 1
1 = cooling only no defrost
r4 C 6.5 Value to increase the set point by if the digital input is closed (optional
switch)
r5 C 1
1 = temperature logging enabled
while in LO or HI reading press set key to reset
rt C
Period of temperature logging (hrs)
rH F
Highest temp recorded over previous time span (rt)
rL F
Lowest temp recorded over previous time span
c2 C 3 Minimum time after turning off before the control will give an output to
the refrigeration solenoid
AL C 4.0
Low temperature alarm, 4° below the set point (relative)
Controls programmed during manufacture by key.
If reset is required in field:
Turn unit off, hold PRG key and restore power.
On power up the control will default to Carel base settings.

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6.1 Alarm Conditions, Causes and Remedies
Message: Er0
Description: Sensor error
Cause: Faulty Sensor
Consequences on
Control Action: Depends on C10
Reset: R: automatic; V: manual
Remedies: Check connections; check sensor signal (eg. NTC = 10k 25°C)
Message: Er1
Description: Sensor NTC2 error
Cause: Faulty Sensor
Consequences on
Control Action: If C19=1 and mode1,2 – refer to Er0;
vice versa control action goes on normally
Reset: R: automatic; V: manual
Remedies: Check connections; check sensor signal (eg. NTC = 10k 25°C)
Message: Er2
Description: Memory error
Cause: Voltage drop during programming state.
Memory damaged by electromagnetic interferences
Consequences on
Control Action: Stoppage
Reset: R: automatic; V: manual
Remedies: Reset factory-set values, turn off the controller,
Turn on again holding down PRG
Message: Er3
Description: Alarm via external contact on digital input
Cause: The contact linked to the digital input is open
Consequences on
Control Action: depending on C31
Reset: R: depends on C29 and C30; V = manual
Remedies: Check C29, C30, C31, and P28; check the external contact Er4
Message: Er4
Description: HIGH Temperature alarm
Cause: P26 has been exceeded for a time-interval > P28 unchanged
Consequences on
Control Action: Control action goes on regularly
Reset: R: automatic; V: manual
Remedies: Check P26, P27, and P28
Message: Er5
Description: LOW Temperature alarm
Cause: P25 has been below P28 for a time-interval > P28 unchanged
Consequences on
Control Action: Control action goes on regularly
Reset: R: automatic; V: automatic (*)
Remedies: Check P26, P27, and P28
R = Control Action / V = Display
(*) = to get manual alarm reset, just give P27 (alarm differential) a high value

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6.2 Scheduled Maintenance
- Check water/glycol level.
- Check water/glycol concentration using refractometer (see chart).
6.3 Trouble Shooting
TROUBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Condensing unit
will not start.
Beer Warm
Power Failure.
Thermostat/probe failure.
Solenoid coil failure.
Glycol bath temp within control set points
Suction line hand valve if fitted (closed
Faulty Glycol Pump
Faulty TX valve
Incorrect Glycol concentration (poor
agitation)
Check for blown fuse or cord pulled out.
Replace.
Replace.
Check set points.
Open hand valve
Repair/replace pump
Replace TX valve
Check with refractometers and adjust
No product flow Thermostat Set too low
Frozen product line.
Reset thermostat
Switch off refrigeration while leaving pump
running and beer tap open. Allow to thaw.
Ensure that water is not lift in product lines
after cleaning/ flushing Some beers will
freeze when set temp is below -2.5°C
Relative freeze points and refractometer readings for propylene glycol / water mix
-30
-20
-10
0
10
20
30
0% 10% 20% 30% 40%
freeze point °C / refractometer readin
g
refractometer reading
freeze point

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6.4 Electrical Diagram

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7. Spare Parts List
Parts No. Description
78634552 Pump SPK2-11
78634369 Pump SPK4-11
83643267 Thermostat – Single HX IR33SOER00 CAREL
83643279 Thermostat– Dual HX IR33COH00 CAREL
83000091 Probe - Thermostat
87000050 Solenoid Valve EVR3 – 5 kW
87000051 Solenoid Valve EVR6 – 8 & 10 kW
87606635 Solenoid Valve – Glycol Return
83000101 Coil – Solenoid Valve
87600222 TX Valve – 404A – 5 kW
87600223 TX Valve – 404A – 5 kW
87600224 TX Valve – 404A – 8 kW
87600224 TX Valve – 404A – 10 kW
87600220 TX Valve – R22 – 5 kW
87600220 TX Valve – R22 – 8 kW
87600221 TX Valve – R22 – 10 kW
83634242 Lead Pump A (Left)
83634357 Lead Pump B (Right)
83000102 Switch D.P.S.T
83600701 Rubber Boot (Switch)
79232218 Leg - Adjustable

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8. Certificate of Warranty
It is the policy of Lancer to provide to its current customers, warranty for all equipment supplied and
installation work performed within a specified period.
Parts And Equipment
Lancer provides a warranty period of twelve (12) months from the date of original invoice for all
manufactured parts and the associated labour. Repair or replace of defective parts will be at the sole
discretion of Lancer.
Changeover parts will be invoiced to the customer at the customers normal purchase cost and upon return
of the warranty item and validation of the claim, the invoice will be credited.
Installations
Lancer provides a warranty period of twelve (12) months from the date of final invoice for workmanship after
the completion of any installation work, provided the parts and labour are completed by Lancer or its sub-
contractor. All claims for warranty are to be made on the Lancer branch that undertook the installation.
Labour
Lancer will not normally cover any labour costs associated with a warranty claim. Subject to the approval of
the Divisional Sales Manager, Lancer may choose to reimburse the customer for some or all labour costs
associated with a warranty claim. Any claim for labour costs must be authorized by Hoshizaki Lancer prior to
the work being undertaken
Exclusions
Lancer will not accept any liability or cost associated with any consequential losses (such as loss of syrup or
beer), loss of profit or damage to property as a result of faulty product.
Warranty shall not apply:
a. If in the opinion of Lancer, the equipment has been used in a situation the equipment has not been
designed for;
b. If in the opinion of Lancer, the equipment has been subject to abuse, negligence or accident;
c. If connected to improper, inadequate or faulty power, water or drainage service or operated using
incorrect, insufficient or contaminated lubricants, coolants, refrigerants or additives;
d. Where the product is installed, maintained or operated otherwise than in accordance with the
instructions supplied by Lancer;
e. Where the product has been damaged by foreign objects;
f. Where the product has been serviced, repaired, altered or moved otherwise than by Lancer or its
nominees or using other than Hoshizaki Lancer approved replacement parts.

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9. Manufacturer’s Checklist
Leak check all refrigeration components with the leak detector.
Liquid line solenoid and suction line, check valve installed for correct flow direction.
Correct orifice tag is applied to TX valve.
TX valve sensing bulb is secured tightly and in correct position, TX valve capillary not
rubbing on anything.
Air tape around TX bulb.
Turn on unit, set thermostat;
Solenoid coil energises.
Probe checked for sensor tightness.
Probe control sensor in correct position.
Check wiring to ensure no internal insulation is exposed.
All refrigeration tube work straight and not rubbing on other components.
Installation kit supplied.
Decals in correct position.
Serial number plaque correctly positioned.
Tank area clean.
No sharp edges on body panels.
Supply manual.
All screws and legs secure.
Supply and fill in appropriate details on warranty validation card.
Liquid line drier and “good practice” label attached.
Photocopy checklist and file. Supply original to unit.
Electrically Tested By: ……………………………………………………………………
Inspection Number: ………………………………………………………………………
Checked by: ………………………………………………… Date: ……………………………….
Model No: …………………………………………………… Serial No: ………………………….
Warranty Validation Card No: ………………………………… Work Order No: ……………………
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