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SECOP (DANFOSS) SC10MLX MBP R404/R507 687W Refrigerator Compressor
The SECOP (DANFOSS) SC10MLX compressor is a reliable reciprocating compressor designed for refrigerators and freezing units operating in medium temperature conditions. It provides high cooling performance and is compatible with refrigerants R404a and R507a. This compressor is suitable for various commercial and industrial refrigeration systems.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Compressor type | Reciprocating |
| Temperature range | Medium temperature |
| Cylinder volume | 10.29 cm³ |
| Refrigerant | R404a, R507a |
| Power supply voltage | 220 V / 50 Hz / 1 phase |
| Cooling capacity at t°cond.+45°C and t°evap. | -20°C: 546 W -10°C: 687 W 0°C: 855 W +5°C: 1051 W +10°C: 1278 W +15°C: 1537 W |
| Inlet pipe diameter | 8.2 mm |
| Discharge pipe diameter | 6.5 mm |
| Dimensions (height) | 209 mm |
How to choose the right compressor
When selecting a compressor for your refrigerator, pay attention to the following parameters:
- Compressor type: Ensure it meets your requirements (in this case, reciprocating).
- Refrigerant: Check compatibility with the refrigerants you are using (R404a or R507a).
- Energy characteristics: Make sure the cooling capacity meets your needs.
- Dimensions and pipe diameters: Ensure they match your refrigeration equipment.
Possible causes of failure and prevention methods
Compressor failures can occur for several reasons:
- Overheating due to low refrigerant levels or condenser contamination. Regularly check the refrigerant level and cleanliness of the system.
- Electrical issues, such as short circuits. Monitor the condition of electrical connections.
- Wear of mechanical parts. Regular maintenance can help prevent premature failure.
Difficulty of compressor replacement
Replacing a compressor can vary in difficulty depending on the refrigerator model and your experience. Typically, the process involves the following steps:
- Disconnect the refrigerator from the power supply.
- Drain the refrigerant (if necessary) according to disposal regulations.
- Remove the old compressor by disconnecting it from the pipes and electrical connections.
- Install the new compressor, connecting the pipes and electrical connections.
- Start the system and check for leaks.
The difficulty of replacement can be rated as moderate, and it is recommended to consult professionals if you are unsure of your abilities.