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Table of Contents Installation and Operations for the AC-Series Air Compressors and the ACD-Series Air Compressors with Desiccant Dryers 7 Matm Medieat Inc. 145 Mid CoufiyD r i ~ Orchard Park IVY 14127-1737 Tel: 7 i W m Fx: 7164%-7130 1-800-Midmark TOlL FREE -7- www.midmark.com I# (US & Canada) Style F Next Back Next Introduction.............................,.......I Suggested Applications......... ..................I ...............1 .................3-5 ACD Series A t r Compressor ACD-100-2 Dual Head A i r Compressor w i t h Desiccant Dryer P a r t s and Functional Schematic ............... AC and ACD' s e r i e s S p e c i f i c a t i o n s . . Theory o f Operation........... Conpressor Performance Charts...................14 T y p i c a l ACD and AC Series A i r Conpressor I n s t a l lation.. AC Series A i r Corr~ressor AC-075, AC-101 and AC-100 A i r Compressor P a r t s and Functional Schematic.. ...............6-7 ACD Series A i r Compressor AUI-075, ACD-101 and ACD-100 A i r Compressor w i t h Desiccant Dryers P a r t s and Functional Schematic.................8-9 12-13 .................. .15 ACD and AC Series Temperature and E l e c t r i c a l Requirements .........................15 T y p i c a l AC Series A i r Compressor I n s t a l l a t i o n....................................16 Preventive Maintenance..........................l? AC Series A I r Conpressor AC-100-2 Dual Head A I r Compressor P a r t s and Functional Schematic...............lO-11 .......................... ..................................... Trouble Shooting.. Warranty.. .17-18 .18 Introduction Models AC-075, ACD-075, AC-100, ACD-100, AC-101, ACD-101, AC-100-2, ACD-100-2 The AC-series and ACD-series a i r compressor models are e l e c t r i c - m o t o r p i s t o n compressor u n i t s w i t h s p e c i a l features added f o r t h e convenience o f users i n the d e n t a l industry. Those a d d i t i o n a l features include: M u f f l e d a i r i n l e t and one-piece c a s t - i r o n motor-pump compressor "head" f o r low noise l e v e l s i n t h e dental o f f i c e environment Single head o r dual head models on two tank sizes t o t a i l o r flow and storage requirements t o l a r g e and small dental p r a c t i c e s P r o v i s i o n f o r low-voltage on-off remote c o n t r o l as an o p t i o n a I $ Optional desiccant-type a i r d r y e r f o r i n s t a l l a t i o n s t h a t r e q u i r e t o p qua1it y o i 1- f r e e and moisture-f ree a i r . The AC-series and ACD-series compressors a r e non-patient equipment normally l o c a t e d i n an equipment room remote from p a t i e n t operatories and examination areas. Compressed a i r p i p i n g , branch c i r c u i t power supply, and low-vol tage remote c o n t r o l w i r i n g i s f u r n i s h e d by others and n o t described i n d e t a i l herein. Suggested Applications (1) Recommended a p p l i c a t i o n f o r AC-075 o r ACD-075 i s one doctor (2.8 CFM @ 100 P S I ) . (2) Recomnended a p p l i c a t i o n f o r AC-100, AC-101, ACD-100 o r ACD-101 i s one doctor and one h y g i e n i s t (4.2 CFM @ 100 P S I 1. (3) Recommended a p p l i c a t i o n f o r AC-100-2 o r ACD-100-2 i s two doctors and two h y g i e n i s t s (8.4 CFM 8 100 PSI). Average compressed a i r requirements range from 2.0 t o 2.5 CFM per user. Certain a i r operated hand pieces and equipment may have much higher CFM requirements. For accurate t o t a l CFM requirements, check, t h e manufacturer's s p e c i f i c a t i o n s f o r each piece of a i r - o p e r a t e d equipment used on the compressed a i r system. r I I Back Next Table of Contents AC-075 3/4 6-Gallon l l S V A C , 10.2A 23"xl6"x18" 145 l b s AC-100 1.0 7700 0270 AC-101 1.0 6-Gal 1on 208V/230VS 5.5A 23"xl6"x18" 145 l b s . 6-Gallon 23"xl6"x18" 145 l b s . AC-100-2 2.0 7700 0272 20-Gal I o n 208V/230VS l l . O A 2 8 " ~ 1 6 " ~ 3 8 ' 280 I b s . ACD-075 3/4 6-Gal 1on 23"x21"~18" 152 l b s ACD-100 1.0 6-Gal 1on 208V/230VS 5. SA 2 3 " x 2 1 " ~ 1 8 " 152 I b s ACD-101 1.0 6-Gallon 2 3 " ~ 2 1 " ~ 1 8 "152 l b s 2.0 20-Gal 1on 208V/230VS 11. OA 7700 0269 IlSVAC, llSVAC, 12.4A 10.2A 115VAC, 12.4A 28"xl6"x42" 7700 0267 Supply Voltages may vary between 105-125V f o r t h e 1 1 5 - v o l t models, and between 200- 250V f o r the 230-vol t models. A l l models a r e l a b e l e d f o r use on a maximum 20-Ampere branch c i r c u i t a t a maximum ambient temperature o f 4O0C/104'F. A l l models a r e capable o f o p e r a t i o n a t a maximum of 125 P S I b u t are, i n d e n t a l p r a c t i c e , g e n e r a l l y used a t 80-to-100 PSI s e t t i n g s o f the motor c o n t r o l pressure l i m i t switch. An approved 125 PSII99CFM pressure r e l i e f v a l v e t h a t opens t o atmosphere i s i n s t a l l e d on a l l u n i t s . 320 l b s . Back Next Table of Contents Theory of Operation - Theory o f Operation Basic Compressor (Models AC-075, AC-100, AC-101, AC-100-2) The AC-series u n i t s are AC motor and 2-cyl i n d e r p i s ton pump u n i t s , o f t r a d i t i o n a l design, using a storage tank and snap-type pressure switch f o r on-off c o n t r o l o f the motor. The ACD-100-2 uses two 2-cylinder heads c o n t r o l l e d by one pressure switch. Basic Compressor Block Diaqram DISC VALVES OIL SEAL AT OIL IN CASE I MO'IQR CONTROL PRESSURE I LIMIT SWITCH L-,------------- COMPRESSED AIR 90-100 PSI Each p i s t o n chamber i s arranged w i t h l e a f - s p r i n g i n l e t and o u t l e t valves t h a t a l l o w a i r f l o w only i n t h e proper d i r e c t i o n s a t each p a r t o f the p i s t o n cycle. When the p i s t o n s are f u l l y retracted, chamber volume i s maximized. When the p i s t o n s are f u l l y extended, chamber volume i s e s s e n t i a l l y zero. Each p i s t o n r e t r a c t s ( i n t a k e s t r o k e ) and extends (conpression stroke) once each motor and shaft revolution. A i rf low Path T h r o u ~ hCyl inder Back Table of Contents Theory of Operation - Continued The motor-pump compressor heads are integrated into a single cast-iron case for reasons of noise control and simplicity. Each motor-compressor capacitor/relay box includes a starting capacitor and, on 1 hp. models, a running capacitor connected to the motor start and main windings as shown: potential Relay and Start/Run Cavacitors START 2 PROTECTOR UNE The potential relay, normally closed, opens to disconnect the start winding and capacitor when back-EMF generated in the start winding rises to a value associated with normal running speed. Each motor type requires slightly different potential relays and start/run capacitors. These are only available as a complete capacitor/relay assembly, as shown on parts breakdown. On the Start and Run capacitors, the "identified" terminal is the one connected to the outer foil. This terminal has a higher probability of shorting to the capacitor can, and is therefore always connected to the line rather than to higherEMF parts of the circuit, such as the start winding. Starting capacitors include a high-resistance "bleedw resistor installed directly across the capacitor terminals to minimize relay point welds and/or service personnel shock hazard. Next Back Next Table of Contents - Theory of Operation Continued IV. Theory o f Operation-Desi ccant Dryer (on Models ACD-075, ACD-100, ACD-101, ACD-100-2) The o p t i o n a l d e s i c c a n t dryer system, i n d i c a t e d by a d d i t i o n o f a ' D o i n the basic compressor model number, c o n s i s t s o f t h e f o l l o w i n g components added between t h e compressor head and storage tank: A copper t u b i n g a f t e r c o o l e r and an o i l / p a r t i c u l a t e removal f i l t e r i n s e r i e s with... A d e s i c c a n t tank, f i l l e d w i t h a a c t i v a t e d alumina bead, through which compressed a i r f l o w s t o t h e storage tank; A purge a i r tank, charged w i t h desiccant-dried a i r , t h a t i s p e r i o d i c a l l y exhausted back through the desiccant tank t o atmosphere i n o r d e r t o d r y t h e desiccant, and... A p u r g e - a i r and water-dump solenoid valve t h a t allows a purge cycle each t i m e t h e a i r compressor pressure s w i t c h shuts o f f t h e compressor ACD Models - Desiccant Dryer Subsystem Aftercooler Desi Purge loid Val Back Next Table of Contents Theory of Operation - Continued - In normal operation, airflow from t h e compressor head(s1 follows the path shown ACD Models, Normal Operation OIL/PARTICULXTE REMOVAL FILTER ENERGIZED IN P A R A L L E ~ WITH MOTOR TO CLOSE VALVE t COMPRESSED A I R During purge cycle operation, the compressor head ceases t o provide airflow, a check valve prevents flow back from the storage tank, and dry p u r g e tank a i r i s allowed t o flow "backwards" through the desiccant tank t o the solenoid dump valve, open t o atmosphere. ACD Models, Purge Cycle Operations u m PURGE A I R TANK STOREDAIR RELEASED TO ATMOSPliERE v COMPRESSED A I R Back Table of Contents AC-Series Air Compressors AC-075, AC-101 and AC-100 Air Compressors Parts List Key Part Description 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 MainTank Ball Valve Pressure Gauge Pressure Switch Compressor Head For AC-075 314 HP - 115V For AC-101 1 HP-115V For AC-100 1 HP - 230V Pressure Hose Assembly - 9" Flex Conduit 1-112" Plug Drain Valve Capacitor/Relay AssY. For AC-075 314 HP - 115V For AC-101 1 HP - 115V For AC-100 1 HP - 230V Tank Check Valve Pressure Relief Valve Intake Hose Oil FilVBreather Oil Sight Glass Intake FilterlMuffler Order Number Next Back Next Table of Contents Functional Schematic Models AC-075. AC-101 d AC-100 Schematfc/Block D i a g r a m Closa 80 lbs. O p a 100 lbs. Check Valva Pressure LImit switch Electrical Suppiy Prom 20-Ampere aranch C i r c u i t S u r t Yindlnq me-l Prouotor Compressed A l r Output to P i p ~ n qby Ochors Alr Storage tmk Back Next Table of Contents ACD-Series Air Compressors ACD-075, ACD-101 and ACD-100 Air Compressors with Desiccant Dryers Parts List Key Part Description Flex Conduit Solenoid Valve 230v 115v Oil Removal Filter Filter Element (not shown) Ball Valve Pressure Gauge Pressure Switch Compressor Head 314 HP - 115V For ACD-075 1 HP - 115V ForACD-101 ForACD-100 1 HP - 230V - 9' Pressure Hose Assembly Atmospheric Metering Check Valve 1-112" Plug Desiccant Tank Main Tank Purge Tank Drain Valve Pressure Hose Assembly - 9" Capacitor Assembly For ACD-075 314 HP - 115V ForACD-101 1 HP - l l 5 V For ACD-100 1 HP - 230V Order Number 7700 1056 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 NA 7700 'NA 7700 7700 * Not Available Separately 1316 1317 1318 8010 5032 6042 6040 2078 8010 Order Number Key Part Description Pressure Relief Valve Tank Check Valve Solenoid Valve Muffler Moisture Indicator Intake Hose Oil FillIBreather Oil Sight Glass Intake FilterIMuffler Order Complete Desiccant System 115 V 230 v Back Next Table of Contents Functional Schematic Hodels ACD-075. ACD-I01 L ACD-100 Schematic/Block D i a q r a m Copland Motor Ompraaaor n8.d Close 80 l b s . Open 100 lba. Trrm IO-h~nper* B r a n d Clrcult S u r e Wrndinq Thermal P r o t e c t o r 'Tubing After Cooler -C U .W' h r m r u l a t rr.eaurLI-IK ~ I C O q* A i r S t o r a g e when )(oror is o f f . A u Qlrpvt to ~ i p i n qby Och*tr Uoisture Indicator I Back 1 Next Table Table of of Contents Contents AC Series Air Compressor AC-100-2 Dual Head Air Compressor Parts List Key Part Description Order Number I I 2 3 4 5 6 M Tank Ball Valve Pressure Switch Electrical Switch Pressure Relief Valve Capacitor Assy. 1HP-230V 1 HP Compressor Head 230v 8 Tank Check Valve 9 1-112" Plug f 0 Drain Vahw f 1 Pressure Gauge 12 Intake FilterIMufRer 13 lntake Hose 14 Flex Conduit 15 Pressure Hose Assembly 7 9" Oil FilVBreather 17 Oil Sight Qass 16 7700 4065 Back Next Table of Contents Functional Schematic Model AC-100-2 Schemtfc/Bl ock Df a g r a m C o p l a n d Motor Comnrorbor Head Copeland Heads: KAT4-0100-CAV-202 Start Capacitors: 145-174uFd@ 220 VAC 1I I r a 20-Ampre Branch C i r c u i t A l r Storapo Tank bplud mtor C. beck Valve II I Back Back 1 Next Table Table of of Contents Contents ACD Series Air Compressor ACD-100-2 Dual Head Air Compressor with Desiccant Dryer Parts List i-" Key Part Description Order Number - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I 10 11 Solenoid Valve Muffler Drain Valve Pressure Gauge Intake FilterIMuffler Main Tank Pressure Switch Elechical Switch Pressure Ralief Valve Capacitor Assy. 1 HP-230V 1 H P Compressor Head 230v Pressure Hose Assembly 1 r Tank Check Valve 1-1/Y Plug Solenoid Valve 230 V 15 Oil R e m d Filter 16 Filter Element (no1 shwvn) 17 Purge Tank 1 8 Desiccant Tank 1 9 Atmospheric Metering Check Valve 20 Ball Valve 21 Moisture lndjcator 22 Low Voltage Control Relay Optional 23 Flex Conduit 24 Intake Hose 25 Oil FilVB~tller 26 Oil Sight Glass 12 13 14 Not Avallable Separately Order Complete Desl-nt System 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 7079 2078 5012 0123 6041 5014 1130 5020 1004 7 7 0 0 1318 7700 8011 7700 7700 7700 7700 7700 5023 8042 I325 5010 5005 *NA *NA 7 7 0 0 5032 7 7 0 0 2081 Back Next Table of Contents Functional Schematic Mode1 ACD-100-2 Schematic/Block - Diagram Cornland m t o r Start Capacitors: 145-174uM@ 220 VAC Electrlcal Supply F r o r 20-Erpcrm Branch Clrcuit iculote Back Next Table of Contents Air Compressor Performance Charts The f l o w r a t i n g s shown above a r e maximum r a t i n g s t h a t a r e a p p r o p r i a t e f o r on-demand s e r v i c e i n t h e d e n t a l f i e l d . The motor corrrpressor heads w i l l , i n f a c t , pump a t these f l o w r a t e s f o r a p e r i o d l i m i t e d by head c o o l i n g . For c o n t i n u o u s f l o w a p p l i c a t i o n s , t h e u n i t s s h o u l d be o p e r a t e d a t no more t h a n 30% duty cycle. Conpressor Performance Curves AC-100-2 ACD- 100-2 AC-100 ACD- 100 AC-101 ACD-101 " 0 10 20 30 40 SYSTEM PRESSURE 50 60 - PSI 70 & 90 100 Back Next Table of Contents Typical ACD Series Air Compressor Installation The AU) and AC-Series corrpressors are t y p i c a l l y i n s t a l l e d i n a remote equfpment room t h a t provides adequate power, v e n t i l a t i o n , and maintenance access. The c o w r e s s o r i s genera1 1y connected t o operatories and p a t i e n t examinati on rooms by tubing o r p i p i n g routed underfloor o r overhead i n c e i 1ing spaces. Adequate v e n t i l a t i o n i s r e q u i r e d t o 1i m i t ambient temosrature r i s e and ( i n t h e case o f t h e ACD-models t h a t discharge moisture-laden a i r t o atmosphere), high ambient humidity. 1 set 18/3 Bellwire for Air Compressor Contl tomplete wiring on the control panel by matching the color coded wires: red to red white to white blue to blue* Note: Some wire manufacturers substitute green for blue. Air Compressor cp Series Control Panel with m u q e s and On/Off Control Control Relay Pressure Switch 1/4' Polyflow Tubing Note: Polyflow tubing for control panel air gauge can also be connected at the pressure gauge located on air compressor tank. See the parts list for your model air compressor for pressure gauge location. Flexit&! Conduit Branch Circuit Supply I Note; If air compressor is not equipped with a lar voltage control relay, connect lina voltage to pressure switch line terminals. Compressed Air Pip Temperature Requlrements Although t h e u n i t s w i l l operate i n ambient temperatures as high as 4O0C/104'F, lower temperature environment i s recommended i n Matrx l i t e r a t u r e . A 30-inch a i s l e i s r e q u i r e d a t the f r o n t (gauge) s i d e f o r i n s t a l l a t i o n and maintenance access. Fastening t o the f l o o r i s o p t i o n a l unless r e q u i r e d by l o c a l code. a Electrlcal Requirements E l e c t r i c a l service, a t the appropriate voltage, should be furnished from a dedicated m i n i mum 20-ampere branch c i r c u i t i n s t a l l e d i n accordance w i t h the Use o f 112" f l e x i b l e conduit i s assumed N a t i o n a l E l e c t r i c a l Code, NFPA 170-1981. between t h e e l e c t r i c a l s e r v i c e and t h e motor c o n t r o l pressure switch o r low-voltage remote c o n t r o l relay. Back Next Table of Contents Typical AC Series Air Compressor Installation AC Series Air Compressor with PD- lo Refrigerant Air Dryer, AF-1Particulate Air Filter, and AF-2Oil Removal Air Filter The AC-Series comressors are t y p i c a l l y i n s t a l l e d i n a remote equfpment room t h a t provides adequate power, v e n t i l a t i o n , and maintenance access. The conpressor i s g e n e r a l l y connected t o o p e r a t o r i e s and p a t i e n t examination rooms by t u b i n g o r p i p i n g routed u n d e r f l o o r o r overhead i n c e i l i n g spaces. A f l o o r d r a i n o r o t h e r arrangement i s r e q u i r e d t o a l l o w occasional d r a i n i n g o f condensation from the main storage tank. Adequate v e n t i l a t i o n i s r e q u i r e d t o l i m i t ambient temperature r i s e and ( i n t h e case of t h e ACD-models t h a t discharge moisture-laden a i r t o atmosphere), h i g h ambient humidity. 1/4" Polyflow Tubing Note: ~olyflowtubing for control panel air gauge can also be connected at the pressure gauge located on air compressor tank. See the parts list for your model air compressor for Matrx recommends the use o f a r e f r i g e r a n t a i r d r y e r w i t h the AC Series A i r Conpressor. The PO Series R e f r i g e r a n t A i r Dryer is designed t o remove moisture from t h e c o n ~ r e s s e da i r . Matrx a l s o recommends i n s t a l l i n g a P a r t i c u l a t e A i r F i 1t e r AF-1 and O i l Removal F i l t e r AF-2 on t h e compressed a i r system. See i l l u s t r a t i o n . When u s i n g a R e f r i g e r a n t A i r Dryer, no regeneration o r replacement d r y i n g m a t e r i a l i s needed. Use o f t h i s d r y e r system p r o t e c t s a i r-operated hand pieces CP Series with Gauges and On/Of f Control Filters with By-Pass Manifold AC Series ir Compressor Pressure 1 set 18/3 Bellwire for Air Compressor Control Complete wiring on the control panel by matching the color coded wires: red to red white to white blue to blue* Note: Some wire manufacturers substitute green for blue. Flexible Conduit - with a low voltage control relay, connect line voltage to pressure switch line terminals. Air Flow is from air compressor to refrigerant dryer c- 1 Back 7 w w rn rn The EoLlowing are recommended pr~cedures to ensure the life of your AC or ACD Series A i r Compressor: Check oil level a t Oil Sight Glass monthly. o Oil l e v e l should be at the halfway wint on Oil Sight Glass. a Use Matn HD- 1 Cornpresspr Oil. Oil Fi 1 l/Brsather\ cuesfill, o Change oil once a year. Clean or replace f o a m filters inside t h e Intake Filter/ Muffler yearly 01 as needed. To access foam f i l t e r s , O i l S i g h t Glans pull o f f end caps from muffler assembly. R e m e foam filters and rinse in cwl water. Dry thoroughly end insert back into muffler. If f o a m filters do not rinse c l e a n , replace. keep area clean around air compressor. K e p are8 ventilated a r w n d air compressor. o 2. I 3. 4. I Next Next pmftentive Maintenance 1. I I Tabla of of Contents Cnntanta Table Do nut 5. Drain moisture from cmpressed a i r tank weekly ot 8s needed. 6. For ACD Series Air Compressors with desiccant d r y i n g systems: A. Change t h oil removal filter element e v e r y s i x months. B. Check for normal oil water discharge from drain v a l v e muffler. Cleitn a s needed. NOTE: Fox l o c a t i o n ~f parts eee page 6 for Ac-075, hc-lOl, AC-lt)D, psage for A-075, *-tol, ~-100: page 10 for M-1QO-2; p g e 12 Ecr -100-2. Trouble Shooting Comprrerlred Air System Trouble Shooting fox AC and ACD Serks 1Ur Campmors ~vrnptom The Compressor will M t run Probable Cause Electtical problem WIut i o n Far S i n g l e Head A i r Compressor meek the circuit breaker. T u n the breaker o f f completely and then back on Firmly, then start a i r cwmpteasor. If the compressor head does nat come on and t h e circuit breaker is out aqain cell your Service t e c h n i c i a n . I f you have a dual head a i r e m pressor, you may be able to iaolste t h e problem head and run on one head for a limited time. For Dual mad Air Compressor Turn off Wth ~ d e c t b r~witches. See S o l u t i o n at riqht. Reset t h e Circuit breaker. Start t h e heads individually to i s d a t e t h e problem head. head is i s ~ l a t e d .call your service technician. The office can be run on one empressor head f ~ ar limited time. Note: this procedure is fnr emergencies only. Once the problem X f both compressor heads do ~t cane on and t h e c i r ~ u i tbreaker i s out again, call your service technician. A i r continuously b l w d i n g Tank Check Valve i s sticking Call your service technician. off from solenold v a l v a for longer than 60 seconds Compressor runs but there is na a i r in crpratory. Ball Valve wn cclmprcssar is closed. open B a l l valve. See parts list for your compressor m&er for location - page 6 , 8 , 1 0 , or 1 1 . open a i r line on compressed a i r piping system. Gall yout sexvice technician. Compressor tank drain valva is o F n . Close drain valva. See parts list for ydur compressor model for lacation p a g e 6 , 8 , 10, ot 1 1 . - Back Table of Contents Compressed Air System Trouble Shootinn continued Utilizing Air Compressor with Refrigerant Drying Symptom Probable Cause Solution Oil particles in air line Filter Element in Oil Removal Filter has failed Replace the filter element following manufacturing instructions. Note: An improperly maintained Oil Removal Air Filter can allow oil particles into the system that damage expensive hand pleces and cause loss of working hours. Trouble Shooting Desiccant Drvers Symptom Probable Cause Solution Air bleeding off from solenoid valve while heads are running. Solenoid valve not getting electric power or sticking open. Call your service technician. Air not bleeding off from solenoid when heads shut off. Solenoid clogged Outlet port clogged Solenoid stlcking shut. Call your service technician. Moisture Indicator is pink Dryer not purging properly Desiccant contaminated Compressor over-used Check all air tools to verify that compressor can supply their demand. Check for leaks in air system. Call you service technician. Refriaerant Air Drver Section Symptom Probable Cause Solution Water in air lines and the analization gauge on the dryer is in the green zone. The separator bowl is full of water and the auto drain is possibly stuck. Check that the analization gauge on the dryer is in the green zone. If the gauge is normal, look into the separator bowl in the dryer. If the bowl is full of water, call service and tell them the auto-drain is probably stuck. Water in lines and the anallzation gauge on the dryer is out of the green zone. Refrigerant dryer problem Cali you service technician. Low to no air in the operatorles The dryer is frozen up Turn by pass on top of the refrigerant dryer. The office can be run for a limited time while the dryer is thawing out. Allow 24 hours for the dryer to thaw out. Call your service technician. n . . I - Warranty n THIS WARRANTY IS GIVEN IN PLACE OF A L L OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHERWISE. N o statement or claim about the product b y any employee, agent, representative or dealer of Matrx shall constitute a warranty b y Matrx or give rise t o any liability or obligation of Matrx. 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