Cabinet Cooler - Installation

AD0071

Applies to machines built from: June, 2007

Introduction

The Cabinet Cooler features include:

  • Automatically operates when the machine operates.
  • An air conditioning unit to keep the control cabinet cool at all times.
  • Maintains a control cabinet temperature 20°F (7°C) cooler than the operating temperature.

Machine Compatibility

You can install the Cabinet Cooler on all Haas CNC machines built after June, 2007 with a vector drive.

Important: The Cabinet Cooler cannot be installed on these machines:

  • TM/TL/MM/CM/CL/OM/OL

Power Requirements:

For 230VAC machines a 32-5830x Main Transformer is required.

This procedure applies to the following service kits:

  • 93-30-11330A CABCOOL MECH REPLACEMENT KIT SVC
  • 93-1000286 CONTROL CABINET COOLER
  • 93-1000392 UMC-1000PP CABCOOL FIELD INSTALL KIT
  • 93-1000509 CABCOOL MECH KIT EC-1600 FIELD INSTALL

Installation

Note: Refer to EC-1600 Installation for the correct installation of the EC-1600 Cabinet Cooler. 

To replace a Cabinet Cooler on a machine that already has one, go to Step 2.

Push [POWER OFF]. Set the main circuit breaker to the [OFF] position.

Lock the main circuit breaker. Use an approved lock with an approved safety tag.

Caution: When you touch electronic components, use an electrostatic discharge strap.

1

Remove the door [2] for the control cabinet.

Use a drill with a size 45 (0.082") drill bit [1] to remove these parts:

  • Serial number plate.
  • Machine lift instructions plate.

Use a rivet gun [3] and (8) RIVETS [E] to install the plates onto the new CABCOOL DOOR [C].

Attach the CABCOOL DOOR [C] onto the control cabinet for decal placement.

IMPORTANT: Adhere decals provided in the kit to the new Control Cabinet Door. Use previously installed door as reference.

2

Put the power cable through the hole in the control cabinet door.

Place the bottom part of the CABCOOL [1] on the open section of the control cabinet door.

Note: The intake filter for the CABCOOL [1] must always be on the bottom.

Push the top part of the CABCOOL [1] in. Make sure the clip [2] latches onto the door.

Attach the CABCOOL [1] to the control cabinet door. Use the (8) SCREWS [3].

Electrical Installation

1

Install the cabcool / coolant chiller power supply [1] onto the main transformer using the machine screws [2], lock washers [3]. and washers [4].

2

Remove the sheet metal cover [1] from the main transformer.

Remove the red, white, and black power cables from the terminal block .

Install the red, white, and black power cables from the cabcool / coolant chiller power supply onto the terminal block.

Reinstall the removed red, white, and black power cables.

Reinstall the sheet metal cover [1].

3

Remove the main wire cover.

Route the power cable over the Amplifier fan bracket [1].

Plug power cable into the power supply. 

Connect the power cable to the left outlet of the bracket [2] "Labeled CABCOOL".  

Install the main wire cover. 

EC-1600 Installation

1

Remove the door [2] for the control cabinet.

Use a drill with a size 45 (0.082") drill bit [1] to remove these parts:

  • Serial number plate.
  • Machine lift instructions plate.

Use a rivet gun [3] and (8) RIVETS [E] to install the plates onto the new CABCOOL DOOR [C].

Attach the CABCOOL DOOR [C] onto the control cabinet.

 IMPORTANT: Adhere decals to the new Control Cabinet Door. Use previously installed door as reference.

2

Install the door making sure the bolt hinge [2] is installed.

3

Put the power cable through the hole in the control cabinet door.

Place the bottom part of the CABCOOL [1] on the open section of the control cabinet door.

 Note: The intake filter for the CABCOOL [1] must always be on the bottom.

 

4

Push the top part of the CABCOOL [1] in. Make sure the clip latches onto the door.

Attach the CABCOOL MECH KIT [1] to the control cabinet door. Use the (8) SCREWS [2].

EC - 1600 Electrical Installation

1

Install the cabcool / coolant chiller power supply [1] onto the main transformer using the machine screws [2], lock washers [3]. and washers [4].

2

Remove the sheet metal cover [1] from the main transformer.

Remove the red, white, and black power cables from the terminal block .

Install the red, white, and black power cables from the cabcool / coolant chiller power supply onto the terminal block.

Reinstall the removed red, white, and black power cables.

Reinstall the sheet metal cover [1].

3

Put the power cable [1] for the CABCOOL [A] through the cable channels.

Use the CLAMPS [D] to secure the cable.

Cabinet Cooler Test

1

Connect the cable to the right outlet labeled "COOLANT CHILLER". 

NOTE:  This outlet always has power, it will be used to test the cabcool.  

Push the [RESET] button on the cabinet cooler power cable to turn it on.

Make sure the CABCOOL blows cold air.

2

Push the TEST button on the power cable to turn it off.

Connect the power cable to the left outlet of the receptacle [1] "Labeled CABCOOL".  

Push the RESET button on the power cable again.

Note: The outlet [1] labeled "CABCOOL" is thermostat controlled and will only provide power to the CABCOOL [A] unit when the temperature inside the control reaches approximately 100 F (38C).

3

Dual Spindle Lathes 

If you are installing a Cabcool on a dual spindle lathe you might run an interference issue as seen on the images on the left side. Contact Haas support for the extension, 79-0300 PWR EXT CORD [1], that will take care of this issue.

Control Cabinet Cooler - System Overview Video

Introduction

The cabinet cooler is attached to the CNC control cabinet door. It is an air conditioning unit that maintains the temperature inside the control cabinet ~ 20°F cooler than ambient temperature. The unit is powered by the Haas control and turns on automatically when the temperature inside the cabinet rises above 100°F.

Symptom Table

Symptom Possible Cause Corrective Action
The Cabinet Cooler does not turn ON or OFF. Blown fuse. Replace the fuse.   Make sure the fuse is a 30A 250V Glass Fast Blow.
Tripped GFCI. Reset the GFCI. 
Bad thermostatic switch. Replace the Cabinet Cooler electrical assembly.
The temperature settings are not set correctly. Look through the inner chiller cover and make sure the temperature controls are set to Max Cool and HI Cool.  On some models, you may need to remove the cover to set the knob studs to the correct position.
Not enough airflow from the Cabinet Cooler. Clogged intake filter Clean or replace the intake filter.
The temperature settings are not set correctly. Look through the inner chiller cover and make sure the temperature controls are set to Max Cool and HI Cool.  On some models, you may need to remove the cover to set the knob studs to the correct position.
Not enough  airflow from the CabCool Jammed or broken fan blade Check for debris in the fan or replace the unit if it is broken
Bussing sound from the AC unit Bad compressor Replace the AC unit
Condensation/leaking water AC unit is plugged into test plug/coolant chiller plug; this is not a temperature controlled operation plug. Plug into the designated operation side
CabCool is not level Make sure the CabCool enclosure is level and not bent
Excessive humidity or temperature Place bucket under the CabCoolenclosure
The machine shuts off when the CabCool turns on. The CabCool thermal switch outlet (32-0376A) wiring is in the same phase that PSUP monitors for low voltage conditions. See the CabCool Power Outlet Wiring Verification section.
The fuse blows on the power outlet bracket when the Cabcool unit starts. The incorrect fuse has been installed. Ensure the fuse is a 30A 250V Glass Fast Blow 86-1804.
CabCool does not turn on when the temperature in the electrical cabinet is above the target temperature on the CabCool outlet bracket.  The fuse is incorrectly set in the fuse holder.  Pull the fuses out of the fuse holder and apply a small amount of dielectric grease to the end that goes into the fuse holder's cap. Put the fuses back in the holder. There should be a small amount of spring when the fuse holder caps are pushed down. 
The GFCI outlet tripped after the machine is powered on.  Short in the CabCool. Check for a short in the CabCool. See "GFCI Outlet Tripping" below for details. 

CabCool Power Outlet Wiring Verification

IMPORTANT:  Only do this for machines equipped with CabCool thermal switch outlet 32-0376A.

Make sure that the machine's incoming power system and CabCool have been verified.

For example, verify that the machine meets the correct voltage/wire size requirements and transformer taps locations have been verified.  Refer to the Power On/Off - Main Transformer - Troubleshooting Guide.

Turn Off the Main Circuit Breaker

Remove the transformer cover.

Swap the RED and BLACK leads from the CabCool POWER OUTLET cable 32-0376A at the transformer 120V OUT terminals.

Power

Symptom: CabCool does not turn on when the temperature in the control cabinet is higher than the target temperature [1]. 

Possible Cause: The fuse is not seated correctly in the fuse holder. 

Corrective Action:  Remove the fuse from the fuse holder and apply dielectric grease to the end [2] that goes into the fuse holder cap [3]. After reinserting the fuse into the fuse holder, press down on the fuse holder cap [4] to see if it compresses and springs back. This will only go down a small amount. 

Symptom: CabCool does not turn on. 

Possible cause 1: The GFCI has tripped. 

Corrective Action 1: Check the GFCI and reset it if it’s tripped. If it trips again, there is a short to the ground in the air conditioning unit. Check the Cabinet Cooler cable for damage and replace the Cabinet Cooler unit.

Possible cause 2: The Fuse has blown, or there is a short in the air conditioning unit. 

Corrective Action 2: Check the fuse [1] on the Cabinet Cooler electrical assembly. If the fuse is blown, check the Cabinet Cooler cable for damage. Replace the fuse.

If the fuse blows again, there is a short, or the wrong fuse was used. The fuse must be 30A (PN: 86-1804). If the fuse is the correct rating, the issue is a short. To test this, plug the Cab cool into a known good outlet and test if it turns on and operates correctly.

If the fuse blows while plugged into a known good outlet, the short is in the CabCool, and the CabCool will need to be replaced. 

If the fuse does not blow and the CabCool operates normally while plugged into a known good outlet. The short causing the fuse to blow is elsewhere in the electrical cabinet. If this is the case, the issue is likely with the transformer or breaker. Check the NGC - Circuit Breaker and Transformer chapter of this manual for troubleshooting information about those systems. 

Possible cause 3: The Thermostatic switch is not functioning correctly. 

Corrective Action 3: Check the operation of the thermostatic switch. Blow at the assembly with a heat gun. If the thermostatic switch does not activate, it must be replaced. Replace the Cabinet Cooler electrical assembly if the switch is not operating properly.

GFCI Outlet Tripping

Symptom: If the GFCI outlet trips immediately after being powered on, there may be a short in the CabCool. Perform the following test to determine if there is a short. 

Test 1: Take resistance from Leg [1][2] to ground [3] should be OL. If the leg to the ground resistance is not OL, the CabCool should be replaced. 

Test 2: The leg [1] to leg [2] resistance should also be taken. It should be a few ohms. (example 3.8 ohms). This number will vary between machines.

Corrective Action: If the CabCool is shorted then it should be replaced. 

Filter

Symptom: Insufficient airflow into the control cabinet. 

Possible cause: The air filter is clogged. 

Corrective Action:

The Cabinet Cooler has an intake filter [1] on the bottom of the Cabinet Cooler unit. Inspect the filter periodically. Check if the filter is clogged. Clean or replace the filter if necessary.

Temperature Control Settings

The temperature controls are set at the factory.   Make sure the temperature controls are set to Max Cool and HI Cool.

Note: On some models, you may need to remove the cover to set the knob studs to the correct position.