Webasto Cool top rte 16 User manual

Operating Instructions

Air Conditioning

Cool Top RTE 16

English

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Italiano Istruzioni per l’uso

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Content Inhaltverzeichnis

Index Indice

1 About this document 4

1.1 Purpose of the document 4

1.2 Using this document 4

1.3 Use of symbols and highlighting 4

1.4 Warranty and liability 4

2 Safety 4

2.1 Intended use 4

2.2 Safety information 4

2.3 Regulations and legal requirements 4

3 Installation 4

3.1 Qualiﬁcations of installation personnel 4

3.2 Notes on installation 4

4 Operation 5

4.1 General 5

4.2 Operation 5

4.3 Changing settings 6

5 Error codes 7

6 Disposal 7

7 Maintenance 7

1 Zu diesem Dokument 8

1.1 Zweck des Dokuments 8

1.2 Umgang mit diesem Dokument 8

1.3 Verwendung von Symbolen und Hervorhebungen 8

1.4 Gewährleistung und Haftung 8

2 Sicherheit 8

2.1 Bestimmungsgemäße Verwendung 8

2.2 Sicherheitshinweise 8

2.3 Vorschriften und gesetzliche Bestimmungen 8

3 Einbau 8

3.1 Qualiﬁkation des Einbaupersonals 8

3.2 Hinweise zum Einbau 8

4 Bedienung 9

4.1 Allgemein 9

4.2 Bedienung 9

4.3 Einstellungen ändern 10

5 Fehlercodes 11

6 Entsorgung 11

7 Wartung 11

1 À propos de ce document 12

1.1 But visé par ce document 12

1.2 Utilisation de ce document 12

1.3 Utilisation de symboles et de mises en évidence 12

1.4 Garantie et responsabilité 12

2 Sécurité 12

2.1 Utilisation conformément aux dispositions 12

2.2 Consignes de sécurité 12

2.3 Exigences réglementaires et légales 12

3 Montage 12

3.1 Qualiﬁcations du personnel d'installation 12

3.2 Remarques concernant l'installation 12

4 Utilisation 13

4.1 Informations générales 13

4.2 Utilisation 13

4.3 Modiﬁcation des paramètres 14

5 Codes d'erreur 15

6 Élimination 15

7 Entretien 15

1 Informazioni su questo documento 16

1.1 Scopo del documento 16

1.2 Uso di questo documento 16

1.3 Uso di simboli e evidenziazioni 16

1.4 Garanzia e responsabilità 16

2 Sicurezza 16

2.1 Uso previsto 16

2.2 Informazioni di sicurezza 16

2.3 Norme e disposizioni di legge 16

3 Installazione 16

3.1 Qualiﬁche del personale addetto al montaggio 16

3.2 Note sull'installazione 16

4 Funzionamento 17

4.1 Generale 17

4.2 Funzionamento 17

4.3 Modiﬁca delle impostazioni 18

5 Codice di errore 19

6 Smaltimento 19

7 Manutenzione 19

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Índice

Technical data / Technische Daten / Caractéristiques techniques / Dati tecnici / Información técnica

Description Beschreibung Description Descrizione Descripción Values/ Wert

Valeur / Valore

Valor

Operating voltage Betriebsspannung Tension de service Tensione di esercizio Tensión de servicio 24VCC

Current Strom Intensité Corrente Corriente 23A

Cooling capacity Kühlleistung Capacité de refroidis-

sement

Capacità di raffredda-

mento

Capacidad de refrige-

ración

1600W

(5460BTU/h)

Maximum operating

temperature

Max. Betriebstempe-

ratur

Température de ser-

vice max.

Temperatura di eserci-

zio massima

Máxima temperatura

de funcionamiento

45°C /113°F

Air flow after evapo-

rator

Luftstrom nach Ver-

dampfer

Débit d'air après l'éva-

porateur

Flusso d'aria dopo

evaporatore

Caudal de aire tras el

evaporador

230m/h

Weight Gewicht Poids Peso Peso 23,4kg

Refrigerant type/

charge

Kältemitteltyp/-füllung Type de réfrigérant/

charge

Tipo/Carica di refrige-

rante

Tipo/carga de refrige-

rante

R134a /

0,450kg

Dimensions / Abmessungen / Dimensions / Dimensioni / Dimensiones

927.47

283

108

348

653.5

365

1 Acerca de este documento 20

1.1 Objetivo del documento 20

1.2 Cómo usar este documento 20

1.3 Uso de símbolos y resaltes 20

1.4 Garantía y responsabilidad 20

2 Seguridad 20

2.1 Uso previsto 20

2.2 Información de seguridad 20

2.3 Normas y requisitos legales 20

3 Instalación 20

3.1 Cualiﬁcación del personal de instalación 20

3.2 Notas sobre la instalación 20

4 Funcionamiento 21

4.1 Generalidades 21

4.2 Funcionamiento 21

4.3 Modiﬁcar los ajustes 22

5 Códigos de error 23

6 Eliminación 23

7 Mantenimiento 23

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1 About this document

1.1 Purpose of the document

These operating instructions are an integral part of the product

and provide the user with information on the safe operation of

the unit.

1.2 Using this document

XRead these operating instructions before operating the unit.

XKeep these operating instructions ready to hand.

XHand these operating instructions on to the following owner or

user of the unit.

1.3 Use of symbols and highlighting

Explanation



Action to be taken.

Requirements for the following necessary action.

Note on a special technical feature.

Separate information is available.

Possibility on property damage.

Possibility on a severe or mortal injury.

1.4 Warranty and liability

Webasto shall not assume liability for defects or damage that are

the result of the installation and operating instructions being disre-

garded.

This liability exclusion particularly applies for:

ŶInstallation by untrained personnel

ŶImproper use

ŶRepairs not carried out by a Webasto service workshop

ŶUse of non-original spare parts

ŶConversion of the unit without permission from Webasto

ŶMechanical damage to the equipment

ŶFailure to comply with inspection and maintenance instructions

2 Safety

2.1 Intended use

Under all aspects the Cool Top RTE 16 is an air conditioner and so

the ideal companion for any stop; its features make the day or

night rest shift more satisfying and regenerative, thus rendering

travel activities safer.

The Cool Top RTE 16 air conditioner is designed for truck cabins,

for stationary use only. It cannot replace the original vehicle air

conditioning system. The manufacturer declines its liability if the

Cool Top RTE 16 is used in other applications as described herein.

WARNING

Danger of explosions

Danger of injuries and equipment damage.

XDo not operate the system in potentially explosive

environments.

XDo not operate the system in saline environments.

2.2 Safety information

WARNING

Rotating components

Danger of injuries

XDo not put your hands in the ventilation vents.

XMake sure that foreign objects cannot enter the de-

vice.

2.3 Regulations and legal requirements

The Cool Top RTE 16 air conditioning system has been type-tested

and approved in accordance with ECE standards (type approval

E24 10R-052087)

XRead and comply with warnings and notes in these operating

instructions.

3 Installation

See for complete information the Installation Instruc-

tions.

3.1 Qualifications of installation person-

nel

The installation personnel must have the following qualifications:

ŶSuccessful completion of Webasto training.

ŶCorresponding qualiﬁcation for working on technical / electrical

systems.

ŶCertiﬁed to work on air conditioning systems.

3.2 Notes on installation

NOTE

ŶIf the electrical cables have to go through bulkheads

with sharp corners, use protective sheaths or piping.

ŶFirmly secure the electrical cables paying close at-

tention to their path along metal bulkheads able to

conduct electricity; furthermore, avoid contact with

sharp edges.

ŶConnect the Cool Top RTE 16 to the vehicle’s power

supply protecting the system by using a fuse.

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4 Operation

4.1 General

The Cool Top RTE 16 consists of 2 main parts:

ŶThe evaporator, installed inside the cabin.

ŶThe condenser, installed outside.

The Cool Top RTE 16 works when the engine is switched off. The

Cool Top RTE 16 is extremely quiet. It can be easily installed on

any type of vehicle without alterations.

The system utilizes the refrigerant R134a.

Operation can be controlled:

ŶDirectly by the control panel

ŶRemotely by means of the remote controller.

4.2 Operation

The remote controller operates the main functions. Changes to

the standard settings may be done only by means of the local

control panel.

Control panel

Fig. 01:

Control panel

Legend Fig. 01:

1. ON-OFF button

2. Mode indications

3. Temperature symbol and setting buttons

4. Mode button

5. Fan symbol and setting buttons

6. Display

Description

ON-OFF

Press the “ON-OFF” button to switch the

Cool Top RTE 16 ON or OFF.

When on, the display always shows the last set

temperature.

MODE

Pushing the “MODE” button you cycle through

the modes MIN, AUTO and MAX. The corre-

sponding icon lights up.

MIN

This corresponds the lowest power setting of

the Cool Top RTE 16 (lowest performance and

lowest compressor speed – the timer is set for a

continued function of 6 hours, after which the

Cool Top RTE 16 goes off automatically). You

can modify the timer with the P0 parameter -

see chapter 4.3.

Description

AUTO

The management is automatic (performance

and compressor speed are managed automati-

cally based on the temperature required by the

user and on the current temperature - the timer

is set for a continued function of 4 hours, after

which the Cool Top RTE 16 goes off automati-

cally). You can modify the timer with the P1 pa-

rameter - see chapter 4.3

MAX

This corresponds to the highest power setting

of the Cool Top RTE 16 (highest performance

and highest compressor and ventilator speed),

after 20 minutes the Cool Top RTE 16 goes to

the “AUTO” mode. You can modify the timer

with the P2 parameter - see chapter 4.3

If you press the MODE button when the

Cool Top RTE 16 is off, you will activate the DE-

LAYED ACTIVATION mode and the relative icon

lights up. The Cool Top RTE 16 switches itself

on automatically after a certain number of

hours have elapsed, shown on the display. You

can set the number of hours between 1 and 99

by using the TEMPERATURE (+ / -) buttons.

VENTILATION

Each push on the (+ / -) buttons corresponds to

the increase or decrease of the ventilation

speed: you can choose between 6 different lev-

els of ventilation. The display shows the selected

level.

If you press a ventilation (+ / -) button when the

Cool Top RTE 16 is off, you activate the ventila-

tion only mode.

TEMPERATURE

Each push on the (+ / -) buttons corresponds to

the increase or decrease of 1°C of temperature:

from a minimum value of 17°C to a maximum

of 32°C. The display shows the selected tem-

perature.

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Remote controller

Fig. 02:

Remote controller

Legend Fig. 02:

1. ON-OFF button

2. Fan speed setting button

3. Temperature decrease button

4. Temperature increase button

5. Mode button

6. Transmit indication

Description

ON-OFF

Press the “ON-OFF” button to switch the

Cool Top RTE 16 ON or OFF.

When on, the display on the local control panel

shows the last set temperature.

Vent

With each push on the (+ / -) button you cycle

through the 6 different ventilation levels. The

display on the local control panel shows the se-

lected level.

If you press the ventilation (+ / -) button when

the Cool Top RTE 16 is off, you activate the ven-

tilation only mode.

Each push on one of the + / - buttons increases

or decreases the set temperature with 1°C. The

minimum value is 17°C, the maximum 32°C.

The display on the local control panel shows the

selected temperature.

MODE

Pushing the “MODE” button you cycle through

the modes MIN, AUTO and MAX. The corre-

sponding icon on the local control panel shows

the selected mode.

Each time you press a button on the remote

controller the light comes on to show transmis-

sion activity.

4.3 Changing settings

ATTENTION

Changing the standard settings must be carried out

only by qualified personnel. Any change performed

without the proper skills may cause damage to the

Cool Top RTE 16 and/or to the vehicle.

Changing settings can be done only with the system

off.

XPress simultaneously the VENTILATION (+ / -) and the TEMPERA-

TURE (+) buttons to access the setting menu.

XScroll between the menus with the VENTILATION (+ / -) buttons.

XChoose the desired values with the TEMPERATURE (+ / -) but-

tons.

– The values will be saved after a few moments without touch-

ing anything else.

XExit from the menu by not touching any button.

Settings menu:

Item Description

P0 Timer

(MIN mode)

In MIN mode, the systems default setting is

6 hours of continuous operation. The default

value can be changed in this menu. The

choice range is between 1 and 99 hours.

P1 Timer

(AUTO

mode)

In AUTO mode, the system’s default setting

is 4 hours of continuous operation. The de-

fault value can be changed in this menu. The

choice range is between 1 and 99 hours.

P2 Timer

(MAX mode)

In MAX mode, the system operates at its

max power for the preset time in minutes.

The choice range is between 1 and 99 min-

utes. The system switches to the AUTO

mode.

A3 Celsius and

Fahrenheit

degrees

The systems default setting is Centigrade de-

grees. This menu allows you to change the

parameter to Fahrenheit degrees.

A4 Offset This refers to the temperature difference de-

tected by the probe and the temperature

shown on the display. This menu allows you

to change this value from -9°C to +9°C

with 1°C increments.

A5 Battery sav-

er value

The default setting is 21.5VDC (Cut-out)

and 24VDC (Cut-in). This menu allows to

change these values based on the following

table.

A5 settings:

A5 24VDC A5 24VDC

Cut-out Cut-in Cut-out Cut-in

0 20

24,5

10 20

24 (default)

1 20,3 11 20,3

2 20,6 12 20,6

3 20,9 13 20,9

4 21,2 14 21,2

5 21,5 15 21,5 (default)

6 21,8 16 21,8

7 22,1 17 22,1

8 22,4 18 22,4

9 22,7 19 22,7

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5 Error codes

In case of a problem, the device shuts down and the display will

show an error message from the following list.

Mes-

sage Description Troubleshooting

E0 Disconnected compressor

(A power supply cable of the

compressor has disconnected.)

Contact an authorized

Webasto dealer.

E1 Battery power

(The battery-saver has activated.

Power decreased below the set

threshold.)

Start the vehicle in or-

der to recharge the

battery.

E2 Power overload from the cool-

ing fan

(The cooling fan overloads the

board beyond the allowed limit.

Possible cause: short circuit or

something is blocking the fan

from rotating.)

Contact an authorized

Webasto dealer.

E3 Blocked compressor

(The rotor is blocked or the

pressure in the cooling circuit is

too high.)

The E3 – E4 – E5 codes

do not indicate a mal-

function, but is a nor-

mal management pro-

cedure for the

compressor by the

electronic board. Only

if the code continues

to be displayed con-

tact an authorized We-

basto dealer.

E4 Over-current on the compressor

E5 High temperature in the control

board

(If the cooling circuit is over-

loaded or if the surrounding

temperature is too high, the

control board signals this issue.)

E6 Empty circuit

(The system may have lost gas.)

Contact an authorized

Webasto dealer.

E7 Temperature probe

(If the probe has short circuited

or has become disconnected,

the device stops working.)

E9 Power overload from the con-

denser fan

(The cooling fan overloads the

board beyond the allowed limit.

Possible cause: short circuit or

something is blocking the fan

from rotating.)

6 Disposal

Dispose of packaging material as required by standing regulations,

separating them for recycling.

The system cannot be disposed off as regular waste.

Dispose the system according the local applicable rules

and regulations. Obtain information about disposal at

the city council, the responsible waste station and/or

your local Webasto sales partner.

7 Maintenance

WARNING

Sharp edges

Danger of injuries

XWhen you work near heat exchangers, be careful

not to get cut.

ATTENTION

Any repair or intervention for charging or the collec-

tion of refrigerant must be done at authorised Webas-

to workshops and by qualified personnel.

While washing the vehicle, make sure you do not di-

rect violent jets of water towards the inside of the

condenser unit from the lower part and through the

slits of the electric fan; in case cover it.

Period Action Comments

At least once a

month. Even during

winter months!

Start the unit. Avoid keeping the con-

ditioner inactive for a

long period of time.

Functioning of it guar-

antees the lubrication

of components which

would dry up if left in-

active for a too long

period.

Periodically Check the condens-

er.

If necessary, clean it

with compressed air,

being careful to not

damaging the alumini-

um rests.

Periodically Check the function-

ing of the condens-

er’s electric fan.

Periodically Check cleanliness. Insects, floss and other

material may deposit

on the winglets, reduc-

ing the efficiency of

the heat exchanger.

At the start of each

season.

Inspect every part

of the system, in-

cluding electric

components, to

make sure there are

not any abnormal

conditions.

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