Milkplan IC 50 Quick guide

OPEN TYPE MILK COOLING TANK
IC 50 – IC 300
INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT USE
MILKPLAN A.E. ΗΜΕΡΙΔΗΣ - ΜΑΚΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ
EΞΟΠΛΙΣΜΟΙ ΒΙΟΜΗΧΑΝΙΩΝ ΓΑΛΑΚΤΟΣ & ΚΤΗΝΟΤΡΟΦΙΚΩΝ
ΜΟΝΑΔΩΝ Α.Ε.
3ΟΧΛΜ. ΛΑΓΚΑΔΑ – ΚΟΛΧΙΚΟΥ, ΘΕΣ/ΝΙΚΗ
Τ.Κ. 57200, Τ.Θ. 212
ΤΗΛ/FAX: +30 23940 20400
www.milkplan.com
MILKPLAN S.A.
IMERIDIS - MAKROPOULOS
DAIRY AND FARMING EQUIPMENT S.A.
3rd KM LAGADAS - KOLHIKO NAT. ROAD GR 572
00, P.O.BOX 212
TEL/FAX: +30 23940 20400
www.milkplan.com
30120

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CONTENT
1. INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................................................................2
2. SAFETY RULES AND GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................3
3. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................................3
4. LABELING ........................................................................................................................................................................4
5. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................................................................................................5
5.1 INSTALLATION PLACEMENT ............................................................................................................................................... 5
5.2 MILK COOLING TANK LEVELLING ........................................................................................................................................ 5
5.3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS................................................................................................................................................. 5
6. OPERATION PRINCIPLE....................................................................................................................................................6
7. DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................................................................................6
8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................................................7
8.1 GENERAL ............................................................................................................................................................................. 7
8.2 POWER SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................................................................................... 7
8.3 MAIN DIMENSIONS............................................................................................................................................................. 8
8.4 CONDITIONS OF MEASUREMENT FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE REFRIGERATING UNIT............................................... 8
9. USING THE TANK.............................................................................................................................................................9
9.1 COOLING CONTROLLER....................................................................................................................................................... 9
9.2 ADJUSTING THE BASIC PARAMETER VALUES OF THE XR80CX ............................................................................................ 9
10. MILK COOLING TANK MAINTENANCE - CLEANING ........................................................................................................12
10.1 CLEANING THE TANK....................................................................................................................................................... 12
10.2 CLEANING THE CONDENSER OF REFRIGERATING UNIT .................................................................................................. 12
11. SAFETY MEASURES........................................................................................................................................................13
12. MALFUNCTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING.....................................................................................................................14
13. MECHANICAL DRAWINGS (MACHINE PARTS)................................................................................................................16
14. ELECTRICAL DATA AND DRAWINGS...............................................................................................................................17
14.1 ELECTRIC LINE OPTIONS TABLE ....................................................................................................................................... 17
14.2 ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS .................................................................................................................................................. 18
15. WARRANTY CERTIFICATE ..............................................................................................................................................24
16. NOTES...........................................................................................................................................................................26
17. TECHNICAL SUPPORT ....................................................................................................................................................27
Copyright © 2012 MILKPLAN ...............................................................................................................................................27

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1. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Your new MILKPLAN milk cooling tank is designed and manufactured by experts in cooling and conserving milk. It is constructed
using the most modern equipment and technology.
Milk refrigeration is accomplished via a stainless steel straight direct expansion evaporator plate, operated in an economical
way and for maximum performance.
The materials used for the construction of the milk cooling tank are of the highest quality in the European Trade Market and
guarantee a long life and reliable operation.
The controller is an Italian Dixell type with an error of less than 1%.
The agitator motor is made in France by Sirem and its power is 90W/230V/30 rpm (in types of 50 ~ 1200 lit).
The closed type condensing unit is made by L’Unite Hermetique, a trusted name in the European compressor market.
The base of the milk cooling tank has been designed for safe operation and easy maintenance. The refrigerating unit and the
control panel are well protected from external environmental conditions and from small animals and rodents that could enter
the refrigerating unit and cause damage.
2. SAFETY RULES AND GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
During the design and construction of this machine everything has been done to make your job more efficient and secure.
However, caution is of great importance. Prevention is better than regulation.
This machine is designed and constructed according to the Annex V directive 98/37 EU and the ΕΝ 292-1, ΕΝ 292-2, ΕΝ 294,
ΕΝ 349, ΕΝ 418, ΕΝ 1672-1, ΕΝ 1672-2, ΕΝ 60204-1standards.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user of the presence of important oper-
ation and maintenance (service) instructions in this manual. Upon seeing you are highly advised to pay attention to
the warning and be careful of any accidents.
After this symbol an instruction follows.
3. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
ATTENTION! This manual is an integral part of the milk cooling tank and must be kept nearby in a safe place. This
should be made known to all users. Do not expose this manual to rain or moisture.
Read this manual regardless of your previous experience. A few moments of careful reading will save time and will prevent
many problems. Carefully read the instructions before the start-up of the machine, normal use, maintenance or other functions
on the machine, paying close attention to the following orders and warnings.
Place warning stickers on the machine and replace immediately if they have been lost or are not readable.

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In order to prevent or reduce risk of accident, the machine should only be operated by adequately trained and
responsible staff. Untrained users should never operate the machine.
4. LABELING
The manufacturer’s label should be visible at all times as it contains essential information about the manufacturer (address,
phone number, fax) and information for the proper installation of the machine (the model, serial number, year of manufacture,
refrigeration capacity in Watt, electrical power in Watt , voltage, refrigerant type and quantity ) and the CE mark.
WARNING LABELS
The warning labels are to inform the operator of the machine or the equipment and about the remaining risks despite all the
measures adopted.
Due to the nature of the tank contents, strict hygiene rules apply. The following labels should be placed where all employees
can see them.
The inscriptions (warning labels) should be affixed in a visible, easily legible and non-removable spot on the machine
or on to a data plate attached to the machine in such a way that it cannot be removed or become illegible during
the lifetime of the machine in the normal working environment.
Keep labels clean and replace them immediately when they become detached or damaged.
WASH YOUR
HANDS

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5. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
5.1 INSTALLATION AND PLACEMENT
The milk cooling tank can be installed indoors or outdoors. It is very important for the milk cooling tank to be installed in a
well-ventilated place with a water supply.
If the tank is to be installed indoors, make sure that the location has sufficient ventilation. Place the tank such that its condenser
lies near an opening in order to allow waste heat to be efficiently discarded.
If the tank is to be installed outdoors, it must be placed under a roof so that it cannot be affected by weather conditions (rain,
snow, etc).
It is also suggested to place the milk cooling tank on a flat concrete surface. Placing the tank on a flexible or deformable surface
can result in inaccurate measurements.
5.2 MILK COOLING TANK LEVELLING
Level the milk cooling tank using a hand spirit level. Open the lid of the tank and place the spirit level on the extremity of the
edge of the tank, as shown in the picture below.
Adjust the footings at the base of the tank until it is successfully leveled in both axes.
It is very important to precisely level the tank so that the volume measurements can be accurate
5.3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
An authorized electrician must complete or verify the electrical installation before placement of the milk cooling tank.
Tanks can be supplied with a variety of voltage and phase specifications. North American tanks are usually designed to operate
on single phase, 120 Volt, 60 Hz power. Other voltages and phases are available. Each tank is equipped with a label indicating
the proper voltage, current, frequency, and phase requirements.

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The cables must be in sized proportion with the electrical power of the milk cooling tank. See table 1 of the appendix in order
to choose the type of the cable.
The cable must be straight, without coils (twisted extensions of electrical cable, etc.).
The milk cooling tank power must be supplied from a separate electrical line that is protected with a fuse or circuit breaker for
electric motors at the electrical panel.
Powering two milk cooling tanks from one fuse is forbidden.
The electrical connections of the milk cooling tanks of over or equal to 500 liters capacity must be inside the electrical
panel, and the electrical line must be connected to an industrial type socket.
ATTENTION! For your protection, the milk cooling tank must be provided with a grounded protective conductor of
suitable capacity to ensure the proper grounding of the tank.
After you have performed the electrical connection, measure the voltage loss in the cable by using a voltmeter. While the milk
cooling tank is operating, the voltage loss must not be greater than 3% of the electrical circuit. This measurement should be
performed while the compressor is operating.
Excessive voltage loss at the feeding cable can cause serious damage to the refrigerating mechanism, and is not
covered by the guarantee.
NOTE: Wrong connections at the terminal blocks or the socket plugging can also cause excessive voltage loss.
6. OPERATION PRINCIPLE
The milk cooling tank is especially designed and constructed for the refrigeration and conservation of milk, and to maintain
high product quality. Refrigeration must occur immediately after collection to minimize the possibility of spoilage of the milk.
The tank cools the milk by using a refrigeration unit. Homogenous refrigeration is achieved by an agitation paddle, which is
rotated by an electrical motor and mechanical reducer. The insulated walls of the milk cooling tank help keep the temperature
stable by reducing thermal loss.
7. DESCRIPTION
The milk tank vessel is made of stainless steel 18/10 AISI 304. The vessel consists of two walls. Between them there is environ-
mentally friendly polyurethane foam insulation, which is inserted under controlled infusion. The agitation motor mechanism
is mounted to the tank lid and directly connected with the stirring paddle. The paddle is constructed of stainless steel and has
two shaped ribs at both its diametrical sides. This shape has been chosen for better and more equalized stirring of the product.
A dipstick and a calibration chart are located inside the tank.
The agitator motor and the control panel/controller are located on the milk cooling tank lid. This controller is used as a ther-
mostat, thermometer and a stirring state controller. The milk inlet of a Ø175 diameter is placed on the lid, too. A handle is
placed on the front of the cover, and is used for opening the lid.
The milk outlet valve (DN50, Ø52) is located at the bottom of the tank (models IC 100-300LT). The tank base is made of stainless
steel and can be completely dismantled. It consists of the upper and the bottom cover, four adjustable legs, four footing-bases
and lateral covers. This has been designed for safe operation, easy maintenance, and full protection from various weather
conditions and the entrance of small animals and rodents in the refrigerating unit. This protection is achieved by four stainless
steel covers placed at the four sides of the base. These covers are perforated so that the heat produced by the condenser and
the compressor can be easily emitted. The perforation holes have dimensions that prevent the entrance of small animals and
rodents into the refrigerating unit. In models IC 400-2000LT the refrigerating unit is placed adjacent to the tank, also protected
by perforated stainless steel covers.
The stainless steel tank cover has an adjustable, gravity-activated safety switch to interrupt the agitator motor operation when
the cover is opened. When the cover is closed, the stirring operation is re-enabled.

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8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
8.1 GENERAL
CONSTRUCTION: Stainless steel 18/10, DIN 1.4301 (AISI 304) for inner and outer tank vessel.
TANK TYPE: Vertical type cylindrical tank, free standing, smooth inner sides, rounded angles, perfectly polished welding, ad-
justable legs for uneven floors. Direct expansion bottom designed to ensure total drain of tank. The design of evaporator plates
prevents milk freezing even at low milk volumes. Crash test at 60BAR. Function pressure: 30BAR. Fine insulation precisely
controlled infusion of high –density environment friendly polyurethane foam. 30rpm (90W) single-phase agitator motor for
IC 50 –1200liters, 30rpm (120W) single-phase agitator motor for IC 1500 –2000liters , stainless steel lid without any screws
inside and one-piece agitator (without joints). Automatic stop of the agitation motor in case the lid opens. Milk inlet 180mm
and stainless steel cover. Elevated parts (opening handle, stirring motor and electrical control panel) for easy cleaning. Milk
outlet and milk cooling tank evaporator plate inclination according to the international standards (ISO 5708). Stainless steel
springs for easy opening and closing of the milk cooling tank lid (for IC 200 –2500 liters). Stainless steel dipstick and standard
calibration chart. IP55 panel for electric instrument (Applicable Standard: EN 60529/91, Applicable directives: LVT 73/23/EEC).
Stainless steel 2” sanitary fitting to accommodate user-specified output valve. Perforated stainless steel condensing unit cover
with removable sides for easy maintenance and for the condensing unit ventilation –protection (Patent No. : 1004080) for IC
50lt-1000lt.
CONDENSING UNIT: Close type condensing unit compressor by L’Unite Hermetique, coolant type R404A (full ecological).
A solenoid valve, high pressure switch, low pressure switch, high pressure switch for the second run regulation (Models IC
1000-2500lt) on the refrigerating circuit) protect the condensing unit and improve its performance.
INSULATION TYPE: INTERVOL RFN-24. Two components polyurethane rigid foam system. Blowing agent used is HCFC-141b
(CFC –free system). Thickness: 45mm. Density: 40kg/m3 (DIN53420). Compressive strength: 20kPa (DIN53421). Thermal con-
ductivity, 24C: 0.023 W/m K (DIN18164).
PANEL FOR ELECTRIC INSTRUMENT: PROTECTION CLASS: IP 55 class-standard (Applicable Standard: EN 60529/91, Applicable
directives: LVT 73/23/EEC). TYPE: Tank mounted.
MILK CONTROLLER - THERMOSTAT: OPERATING TEMPERATURE: +0 +60C. STORAGE TEMPERATURE: -30 +85C. POWER
SUPPLY: 230V –50Hz 10%. POWER ABSORPTION: 3VA max. MANUFACTURER: DIXELL SRL, ITALY. FUNCTION: When the com-
pressor reaches the set point, it stops its function and the auto agitation of milk begins for 15minutes pause, 3 minutes agita-
tion and so on until the milk temperature SET+ Hy when the compressor starts again. In case of probe failure , the output is
according to parameter “COn” - Compressor ON time with faulty probe (range: 0 255min, val.15min) and “COF” ” - Compres-
sor OFF time with faulty probe (range: 0 255min, val.30min). Note: All of the milk controller parameters are adjustable.
DIPSTICK: High precision stainless steel dipstick (AISI 304) for easy and direct volume reading in mm.
8.2 POWER SPECIFICATIONS
(Note: Other tank sizes, voltages and capacities are available.)
Milk
Cooling
tank type
Maximum
capacity
Liters
Weight
Kg
Fan cooled
condensing
unit type
Voltage
Refrigerant
type
Refrigeration
capacity
Watt
Maxi-
mum
Power
Rate
Run
current
Maximum
current
Number
of milking
IC 50
60
40
AEΖ9440Z
L’Unite
115V
60Hz, 1~
R 404A
743W
3/8Hp
636W
5.4A
3,00Α
2
IC 100
125
60
CAE4450Z
L’Unite
115V
60Hz, 1~
R 404A
927W
3/7Hp
756W
8.3A
4.19Α
2
IC 200
230
100
CAJ9510Z
L’Unite
115V
60Hz, 1~
R 404A
1972W
1Hp
1299W
13.7A
7.10Α
2
IC 300
332
110
CAJ9513Z
L’Unite
115V
60Hz, 1~
R 404A
2485W
1_1/8Hp
1683W
16.1A
10.10Α
2

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8.3 MAIN DIMENSIONS
Milk
Cooling tank
A
A1
A2
B
B1
B2
H
h1
h2
h3
IC 50
560
280
365
520
280
365
1350
1050
820
440
IC 100
720
330
400
680
410
490
1660
1190
980
420
IC 200
1000
530
610
880
530
610
1760
1220
990
420
IC 300
1100
530
600
980
530
610
1900
1250
1030
420
8.4 REFRIGERATING UNIT PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT CONDITIONS
Ambient temperature: +32 0C
Evaporator outlet and emission gas superheated: 32K
Condensing temperature is +55 0C
Evaporating temperature: 0 0C
Temperature of refrigerant at condenser outlet is sub cooled within the condensing limits of the unit
The technical characteristics of the refrigerating units are mentioned in the manufacturers catalogues

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9. USING THE TANK
9.1 COOLING CONTROLLER
Milkplan open type tanks employ specialized Dixell XR80CX controllers to control milk cooling and preservation processes.
Main characteristics:
User friendly interface
Accurate control
Manual start of agitation
All the parameters are fully configurable
Current temperature always displayed on the screen
Indication LED for cooling and agitation operation
DIXELL XR80CX CONTROLLER
A DIXELL XR80CX controller operates and controls the refrigerating milk tank.
This flexible controller permits automatic operation of the tank with a single ON/OFF switch.
The stirring (agitator) operation is mechanically regulated and requires no user action in order to operate it. The agitator op-
erates at all times when the refrigerating compressor is active. When refrigeration is completed, the compressor stops and the
agitator operates at cycles of 3 minutes rotation and 15 minutes pause. (These intervals are adjustable).
Always remember that you should:
Set the refrigerating milk tank in operation mode as soon as the agitation paddle is covered with milk. Do not turn the tank
off as long as it contains milk.
Turn the milk cooling tank off when it does not contain milk.
Avoid opening the tank lid as long as it is in operation because the agitator stops and there is a risk of rapid ice formation.
To take a milk sample while the agitator is in the 15 minutes non-operating interval, push and hold the button-key to
make it operate. This will allow you to take a homogeneous sample.
During winter and if the temperature falls under 4oC, the milk cooling tank may not start immediately. It is necessary to put
hot milk in the tank and wait a few minutes until the refrigerating unit starts to operate.
9.2 ADJUSTING THE BASIC PARAMETER VALUES OF THE XR80CX
After the milk cooling tank is switched on, a dashed line is displayed on the controller’s screen. Next, the temperature of the
room where the milk cooling tank is installed is displayed.
1. First press the SET key-button together with the (▼) key for at least 7seconds
2. Led Hy is displayed.
3. Repeat step 2 pressing both keys for 7 sec. Led Pr 2 will be displayed. Release the keys and Hy is displayed.
4. Press the SET key until the Hy temperature (2.0οC) is displayed.
5. By pressing the SET key again the LS is displayed.
6. Press the SET key, and then by pressing the () keys you can set the minimum temperature.
7. The temperature is already set to 1.0οC
8. By pressing the SET key, the display blinks three times meaning that the temperature you set has been stored.
9. After this, the led US is displayed. Press the SET key, and then by pressing the () keys you can set the maximum
temperature. The maximum temperature is already set to 5.0οC.
10. By pressing the SET key, the display blinks three times meaning that the temperature you set has been stored.
11. Immediately after, the led Ot is displayed which calibrate the thermostat probe. Push the SET key once, and by press-
ing () set the desirable temperature. Press the SET key again and the display blinks three times meaning that the
temperature set has been stored. The value of parameter is set to –0,5οC

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Soft start function
If at start up, or during the regulation process, the input signal value is higher than the “SrS+Hy”, the controller starts the
regulation considering as target temperature the parameter SrS. When the temperature reaches the SrS value the compressor
stops. Then after the time set in parameter Srt, the controller starts the regulation based on the standard SET POINT.
How to reset the soft start parameters
In order to reset the values of the soft start parameters you have to follow the 5 first steps of the chapter “checking the basic
parameters values “. Afterwards you have to press and release the SET key until you reach the parameter Srt. The value of this
parameter is 0min. and if you wish to change it you have to press the arrows. After the calibrating of the parameter press the
SET key, the display blinks 3 times which means that the value has been stored. After this the controller passes automatically
to the parameter SrS which adjusts the temporary stop of the compressor. The value of this parameter is 150C and if wish to
change it you have to press the arrows. After calibrating you should press the SET key to store the new value.
To exit press the SET + or wait 15s without pressing a key.
How to see the Set Point
1Push and immediately release the SET key: The display will show the Set point value.
2Push and immediately release the SET key or wait for 3 seconds to display the probe value again.
How to change the Set Point
1. Push the SET key for more than 3 seconds to change the point Set value;
2. The value of the set point will be the displayed and the LED starts blinking.
3. To change the set value push or arrows.
4. To memorise the new set point value push the SET key again or wait for 15seconds.
How to start a manual agitation cycle
1. Push the Up () key for more than 3 seconds and the manual agitation cycle will start.
How to see the min temperature
1. Press and release the key.
2. The Lo message will be displayed followed by the minimum temperature recorded.
3. By pressing the key again or by waiting for 5seconds the normal display will be restored.
How to see the max temperature
1. Press and release the key.
2. The Hi message will be displayed followed by the maximum temperature recorded.
3. By pressing the key again or by waiting 5seconds the normal display will be restored.
How to change a parameter value
1. Enter the programming mode by pressing the SET and key for 7s ( and start blinking)
2. Select the required parameter.
3. Press the SET key to display its value ( LED starts blinking)
4. Use () to change its value
5. Press SET to store the new value and move to the following parameter. (To exit press the SET + or wait 15s without
pressing a key. )
How to lock the keyboard
1. Press and hold for more than 3seconds the () keys
2. The PΟF message will be displayed and the keyboard will be locked. At this point it will be possible to see only the set
point or the MAX or MIN temperature stored.
3. If a key is pressed more than 3seconds the PΟF message will be displayed.
To unlock the keyboard
1. Keep pressed together for more than 3s the keys.
Meaning of LED
ON: Compressor enabled.
Flashing: - Programming phase (flashing with ) - Anti-short cycle delay enabled
ON: Agitator enabled
Flashing: Programming phase (flashing with )

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ALARM SIGNALS
EE: The instrument is provided with an internal check verifying memory integrity. The ALARM ‘’EE’’ flashes when a failure in
the internal memory is detected. In such case call the service.
P1: Probe alarm -P1- starts several seconds after the fault in the related probe. It automatically stops several seconds after the
probe restarts normal operation. Check connections before replacing the probe. In case of fault in the thermostat probe, the
starting and the stopping of the compressor are regulated thought parameters Con & COF.
HA: Maximum temperature alarm automatically stops as soon as the thermostat temperatures returns to normal and when
defrosting stops.
LA: Minimum temperature alarm automatically stops as soon as the thermostat temperature returns to normal and when
defrosting stops.
DEFAULT SETTING VALUES
Label
Name
Range
Value
Set
Set point
LS-US
4,0
Hy
Differential
0,1-25,5OC / 1-255OF
2,0
LS
Minimum set point
-50OC –SET
58OF - SET
1.0OC
US
Maximum set point
SET –150OC
SET –302OC
5.0OC
Ot
Thermostat probe calibration
-12OC –+12OC
-120 - +120OC
- 0,5 OC
OdS
Outputs delay at start up
0 –255 min
0
AC
Anti-short cycle delay
0 –50 min
1
Con
Compressor On time with faulty probe
0 –255 min
15
COF
Compressor OFF time with faulty probe
0 –255 min
30
CF
Temperature measurement units
οC - oF
OC
rES
Resolution
In : dE
dE
AgC
Agitator configuration
EL = with compressor
In = independent
EL
tIC
Resolution for the Agt parameter
nP = minutes
Pb = seconds
nP
IAg
Interval between agitation cycle
1 –120 min
15
Agt
Length for agitation cycle
0 –255 min
3
APO
First agitation cycle after start up
n= immediately
y= after IAg
Y
ALc
Temperature alarms configuration
rE –Ab
Ab
ALU
Maximum temperature alarm
ALL-150OC
ALL-302OF
100
ALL
Minimum temperature alarm
-50.0OC-ALU
-58OF-ALU
-50
ALd
Temperature alarm delay
0 –255 min
15
dAo
Delay of temperature alarm at start up
0 –23 h & 50 min
1,3
PbC
Probe selection
Ptc-ntc
ntc
Srt
Initial regulation time
0 –59min
0
SrS
Initial regulation Set point
-55,0 OC –150,0 OC
15
rEL
Software release
-
3,0
Ptb
Map code
-
2
*Hidden parameters

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MILK COOLING TANK MAINTENANCE - CLEANING
The milk cooling tank has special maintenance and cleaning requirements. The machine is used for the refrigerating and the
conservation of milk, so it requires daily and efficient cleaning. The cleaning of the inside of the tank, which is in contact with
the milk, as well as the external surface of the milk cooling tank, should be performed with hot water and a suitable smooth
brush (picture 5).
Before every cleaning or maintenance job, ensure that the milk cooling tank has been properly disconnected from
electricity.
Cleaning and maintenance are performed after the machine has been unplugged from electricity.
Clean the external and internal surfaces of the tank daily.
10.1 CLEANING THE TANK
Empty the tank and rinse it with cold water in order to remove remaining milk residue. Then, clean the tank carefully with hot
water at about 45oC, using detergents only used for foods.
Rinse the interior of the tank out with plenty of cold water and scrub it with a brush suitable for commissary until it is thor-
oughly cleaned.
After cleaning the tank, dry it thoroughly by using an absorbent paper towel or special of cloth that does not leave
thrum, which can cause infection or electric shock.
Clean the control panel by using a wet piece of cloth after disconnecting the machine from electricity.
10.2 CLEANING THE REFRIGERATING UNIT CONDENSER
It is absolutely necessary to periodically clean the condenser of the refrigerating unit, in order to assure long-lasting and relia-
ble operation of the milk cooling tank.
Clean the condenser by first unscrewing the screws that attach the lateral cover at the side of the condenser, and removing
the lateral cover. You may then clean the condenser by using pressurized air. You can also clean the condenser by carefully
using a brush in order to remove dust and other debris from its surface.
DO NOT USE WATER TO CLEAN THE CONDENSER.

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10. SAFETY MEASURES
The milk cooling tank is fitted with safeguards at all its moving parts. Access to the interior of the electric panel requires the
use of a screwdriver and is in accordance with the requirements for the safeguards of the directive 98/37/ΕΚ
The electric parts of the installation are adequately covered in order to be safe in use (ex: wires).
The surface of the milk cooling tank is smooth, continuous and formed so as to reduce milk entrapment in small cracks and
decrease bacteria contamination which can cause infection in the milk. Furthermore, the surfaces are cleanable and easy to
disinfect where needed.
Inaccessible places are constructed in such a way so as to be easily cleanable.
The bearings are fitted at the out-of-food area. Their lubrication is performed by the use of special lubricant suitable for food.
Before maintenance or cleaning, make sure that the milk cooling tank has been disconnected from electricity.
Always remember: Proper cleaning and maintenance of the machine makes your job more productive and safe.
Do not remove the signs from the machine.
After your work is finished, cover the machine with a dustsheet in order to prevent dust from collecting on the tank
or falling into an opened tank. Place all the protective covers in place.

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11. MALFUNCTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
MALFUNCTION
POSSIBLE CAUSE
TROUBLESHOOTING
The device does not oper-
ate at all.
There is no voltage at the
control panel.
No voltage.
Check if the operation button is at ON position (lit LED).
Check if there is voltage at the electric line that feeds the
milk cooling tank.
Check the fuse of the electric line that feeds the milk cooling
tank.
Check the electric connections at the electric panel and the
socket of the tank.
Check the connection terminal blocks.
If the problem is not solved, contact authorized services.
The stirrer and the con-
denser ventilator work but
the refrigerating compres-
sor does not work.
The thermal fuse stopped
operation probably due to
loss of voltage or compressor
failure.
Wait for 2 minutes until the thermal fuse permits operation
again.
If the problem occurs again, check the circuit voltage and the
voltage loss at the unit.
If there is sufficient voltage and the problem is not solved,
contact authorized services.
In case any thermal protection fails, you should open the control panel and fix it (IC 400 –2500).
For any other problem, contact the service department of the company.

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12. MECHANICAL DRAWINGS (MACHINE PARTS)

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13. ELECTRICAL DATA AND DRAWINGS
14.1 ELECTRIC LINE OPTIONS TABLE
2 MILKING
Type
Power
Fuse
Electrical line
length
Cross sec-
tional area
Type
Power
Fuse
Electrical
line length
Cross sec-
tional area
W
A
m
mm2
W
A
m
mm2
IC 100
756W
10 K
25
1,5
IC 800
3563W
20 K
25
2,5
50
1,5
50
2,5
75
1,5
25 K
75
4
100
1,5
100
4
125
2,5
125
6
150
2,5
150
6
IC 200
1235W
10 K
25
1,5
IC 1000
4703W
25 K
25
2,5
50
1,5
30 K
50
4
75
1,5
75
4
100
2,5
100
6
125
2,5
125
6
150
4
150
10
IC 300
1443W
10 K
25
1,5
IC 1200
4588
3x16 K
25
5x2,5
50
1,5
3x20 K
50
5x4
75
2,5
75
5x4
100
4
100
5x4
125
4
125
5x6
150
6
150
5x6
IC 400
2507W
16K
25
2,5
IC 1500
5344W
3x16 K
25
5x2,5
50
2,5
3x20 K
50
5x4
75
2,5
75
5x4
100
4
100
5x4
125
4
125
5x6
150
4
150
5x6
IC 500
2507W
16 K
25
2,5
IC 2000
7858W
3x20 K
25
5x2,5
50
2,5
3x25 K
50
5x4
75
2,5
75
5x4
100
4
100
5x4
125
4
125
5x6
150
4
150
5x6
IC 650
2764W
16K
25
2,5
50
2,5
75
2,5
100
4
125
4
150
6

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14.2 ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS
ON/OFF

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14. WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
Με την παρούσα ο κατασκευαστής εγγυάται την καλή
λειτουργία του μηχανήματος που αναφέρεται παρακάτω:
The manufacturer warrants this product as being free of
defects in material, design and workmanship:
ΗΜΕΡΙΔΗΣ ΜΑΚΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ MILKPLAN A.E.
EΞΟΠΛΙΣΜΟΙ ΒΙΟΜΗΧΑΝΙΩΝ ΓΑΛΑΚΤΟΣ &
ΚΤΗΝΟΤΡΟΦΙΚΩΝ ΜΟΝΑΔΩΝ
3ο χλμ. Ε.Ο. Λαγκαδά – Κολχικού
Eλλάδα
Τ.Κ. 57200 Τ.Θ. 212
Τηλ./fax: +30 23940 20400
Α.Φ.Μ. 084205083 – ΔΟΥ Λαγκαδά
IMERIDIS MAKROPOULOS MILKPLAN S.A.
DAIRY AND FARMING EQUIPMENT
3rd Km Lαgadas - Kolhiko National Road
Greece
P.C. 57200, P. O. box 212
Tel & Fax: +30 23940 20400
Vat No:EL084205083 –IRS of Lagadas
ΕΓΓΥΗΣΗ Νo. / WARRANTY Νo:
Στοιχεία πελάτη / Client data
Επωνυμία / Name:
Διεύθυνση / Address:
Πόλη / City:
Τηλέφωνο / Telephone:
Α.Φ.Μ./ VAT No:
ΔOY / Internal revenue service:
Παραστατικό αγοράς / Receipt of trade:
Ημερομηνία αγοράς / Date of trade:
Λήξη ισχύος εγγύησης / End of warranty:
Τύπος μηχανής / Machine type:
Αριθμός σειράς / Serial number:
Με την αγορά της συσκευής που αναφέρεται στο παραπάνω
τιμολόγιο αγοράς, η εταιρία παρέχει εγγύηση καλής λειτουργίας
διάρκειας ενός (1) έτους.
Η συσκευή έχει ελεγχθεί από το εργοστάσιο κατασκευής, λειτουργεί
κανονικά και κατά τους ελέγχους δεν παρουσίασε κανένα πρόβλημα.
Η εγγύηση καλύπτει όλα τα μέρη της παγολεκάνης εκτός του
συμπιεστή.
The company provides the machine with one-year (1) warranty of
good operation.
The machine has been examined at the manufacturing plant and
confirms that it operates normally and does not have any problems.
The warranty covers all the parts of the milk cooling tank apart
from the compressor.
ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ / FOR Milkplan
(ο αντιπρόσωπος- σφραγίδα & υπογραφή)
(The authorized dealer-stamp and signature)
Ο ΑΓΟΡΑΣΤΗΣ / THE PURCHASER
Η ΕΓΓΥΗΣΗ ΔΕΝ ΙΣΧΥΕΙ ΟΤΑΝ:
Η συσκευή έχει ανοιχθεί από μη εξουσιοδοτημένο από
την εταιρία μας τεχνικό.
Η συσκευή παρουσιάζει φθορές που προέρχονται από
πτώση κτυπήματα κ.λ.π.
Η βλάβη έχει προέλθει από πλημμύρα, υπερβολική
υγρασία ή πυρκαγιά.
Η συσκευή παρουσιάζει προβλήματα που προέρχονται
από κακή ποιότητα ρεύματος, ελλιπή τάση, κακή
ηλεκτρολογική εγκατάσταση.
(Τάση λειτουργίας: 220V ± 3%, 50Hz)
Η συσκευή προσκομίζεται για service στην έδρα της
εταιρίας μας με ευθύνη του ιδιοκτήτη, άσχετα με το εάν οι
εργασίες καλύπτονται από την εγγύηση ή όχι.
THE WARRANTY IS NOT VALID IF:
A non-authorized technician has serviced the machine.
The machine appears damaged from a fall or strikes
etc.
Flood, excessive moistness or fire has caused the dam-
age.
The machine malfunctions caused by low voltage,
wrong electrical installation
(Voltage 220V± 3%, 50Hz).
The machine is brought to the company’s service regard-
less of the warranty’s validation.

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