"> Carrier Marine Carrier 06T 400/15
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Carrier 06T 400/15

Carrier Marine Carrier 06T 400/15 is a marine refrigeration compressor. It is normally installed in a refrigeration machinery room, provision plant or HVAC refrigeration circuit. Its primary purpose is to circulate refrigerant and maintain the pressure difference required for cooling or freezing duties. Compared with an air compressor, it works in a sealed refrigerant circuit and its condition is closely linked to oil return, refrigerant charge, suction superheat and condenser performance. The supplied record already contains the available concise model or rating information, so those existing figures are not duplicated here and no additional meaning is inferred from the model code. For exact ratings, dimensions, settings, capacities, materials and variant-specific limits, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

compressor type refrigeration_compressor
pressure bar 15
capacity nm3h 400
refrigerant R134a

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Common failures & inspection points

Loss of refrigerant through seals, joints or piping reduces cooling capacity and produces low suction pressure or repeated low-pressure trips
Oil starvation or poor oil return causes bearing or compressor-element damage, abnormal noise and rising temperature
Liquid refrigerant return or floodback causes knocking, unstable suction conditions or mechanical damage
Condenser fouling or poor cooling-water flow raises discharge pressure and causes high-pressure trips
Electrical, capacity-control or crankcase-heater faults cause hard starting, short cycling or inability to match cooling demand

Service & Maintenance

Inspect refrigerant and oil leakage, suction and discharge condition, compressor sound, oil level or oil management, electrical protection and capacity controls. Check condenser and evaporator cleanliness and verify that expansion and control devices are stable. Review alarm and trip history. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for refrigerant charge, oil quantity, pressure settings and clearances.

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Replacement Parts

Useful spares include shaft or body seals where serviceable, oil filters, approved lubricant, gaskets, solenoid or capacity-control parts, crankcase-heater elements, contactors, pressure switches and service valves.
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