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USER MANUAL
Oil Free Scroll Compressor

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30
15 – 40 hp Standalone
PART NUMBER:
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The information in this manual is current as of its
SAFETY WARNING WARRANTY NOTICE publication date and applies to compressor models
indicated on this cover with serial number:
Users are required to read the Failure to follow the instructions UA001
entire User Manual before han- and procedures in this manual, and all subsequent serial numbers.
dling or using the product. or misuse of this equipment, will
void its warranty. Publication date: 01/25/2017
Copyright © 2017 Sullair, LLC. All rights reserved.
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OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Section 1: Safety.......................................................................................................1
1.1 Indications of warnings and cautions.......................................................... 1
1.2 Safety precautions...................................................................................... 2
Section 2: Specifications .........................................................................................5

2.1 Tables of specifications .............................................................................. 5
2.2 HMI settings................................................................................................ 7
2.3 Identification, OFC11 & OFC15.................................................................. 8
2.4 Identification, OFC22 & OFC30................................................................ 10
2.5 Piping and instrumentation, OFC11 ......................................................... 12
2.9 Wiring diagram, OFC1108/E (460V)......................................................... 16
Section 3: Installation & Setup..............................................................................49

3.1 Inspect the product ................................................................................... 49
3.2 Transportation .......................................................................................... 50
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3.2.1 Transportation by forklift...................................................................................... 50

3.2.2 Transportation by crane ...................................................................................... 51
3.3 Precautions about installation ................................................................... 52
3.4 Installation space ...................................................................................... 53
3.5 Ventilation .................................................................................................54
3.5.1 Overall exhaust ................................................................................................... 54
3.5.2 Local exhaust ...................................................................................................... 55
3.6 Piping ........................................................................................................56
3.7 Electrical wiring ......................................................................................... 58
3.7.1 Precautions about wiring ..................................................................................... 58
3.7.2 How to run the wire ............................................................................................. 58
3.8 Test operation ........................................................................................... 60
3.8.1 Check control ...................................................................................................... 62
Section 4: Operation .............................................................................................. 65

4.1 Operation and stop ...................................................................................65
4.1.1 Operation ............................................................................................................ 65
4.1.2 Stop..................................................................................................................... 65
Section 5: Controller .............................................................................................. 67

5.1 Main status screen.................................................................................... 67
5.2 Main menu screen .................................................................................... 67
5.3 Time screen .............................................................................................. 68
5.4 Conditions screen ..................................................................................... 68
5.5 Temperature screen.................................................................................. 69
5.6 Caution screen..........................................................................................69
5.7 Overload screen........................................................................................ 70
5.8 Information screen .................................................................................... 70
5.9 Settings screen ......................................................................................... 71
5.10 Air Pressure screen .................................................................................. 71
5.10.1 How to set air pressures ..................................................................................... 71
5.11 Entry screen.............................................................................................. 72
5.12 Maintenance screen.................................................................................. 72
5.13 Menu flow chart......................................................................................... 73
Section 6: Maintenance ......................................................................................... 75

6.1 Maintenance and inspection schedule...................................................... 75
6.2 Maintenance and inspection procedures .................................................. 75
6.2.1 Daily .................................................................................................................... 75
6.2.2 Every 400 hours or every 2 months .................................................................... 78
6.2.3 Every 2500 hours or yearly ................................................................................. 80
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6.2.4 Every 5000 hours or 2 years................................................................................81

6.2.5 Every 10,000 hours or every 4 years...................................................................81
6.2.6 Every 20,000 hours or every 8 years...................................................................81
6.2.7 Every 22,500 hours or every 9 years (OFC1110/E, OFC1510/E,
OFC2210/E, OFC3010/E)....................................................................................81
6.2.8 Every 30,000 hours or every 12 years (OFC1108/E, OFC1508/E,
OFC2208/E, OFC3008/E)....................................................................................81
Section 7: Troubleshooting ...................................................................................83

7.1 Caution displays ....................................................................................... 83
7.1.1 Temperature of the air end is too high.................................................................83
7.1.2 Temperature sensor fails .....................................................................................83
7.1.3 Intermediate maintenance ...................................................................................83
7.2 Problems and remedies............................................................................ 84
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OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual 1: Safety
Section 1
Safety
1.1 Indications of warnings and
NOTE cautions
This manual uses the following signal words to warn you of
potential danger or call attention to important information.
DANGER
Read all important information and safety pre-
cautions before use. The operator shall be fully Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
knowledgeable of the requirements stated within avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
this instruction manual, including important
warnings, cautions and operation.
WARNING
NOTE Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Read manual before performing any maintenance. Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
Keep this booklet in an appropriate place
for immediate reference.
NOTICE
Indicates a situation which, if not avoided, could
cause damage to the equipment.
IMPORTANT
Indicates important notices you must observe.
They are helpful to achieve top performance and
functions of the equipment.
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1.2 Safety precautions

Supplier is not responsible for any injuries or damages WARNING
caused by disregard of warnings, operating instruction
specifications or maintenance schedules Fire/electrical shock hazard
Failure to service or repair this
machine properly can cause fires
WARNING and severe electrical shocks.
Fire/explosion hazard Only a qualified electrician should

perform maintenance on this
Using this machine in an area machine.
flammable gases or organic sol-
vents are present can cause a fire
or explosion.
Install this machine in an area free of flammable
WARNING
gases or organic solvents.
Electrical shock hazard
If the machine is not correctly
grounded, it can cause electrical
WARNING shocks or fire.
Fire/electrical shock hazard Ground the machine correctly.
This machine is not waterproof.

Water splashing onto or into the
machine can cause a fire create a WARNING
severe electrical shock.
Do not install this machine outdoors. Fire/explosion hazard
Using this machines to compress
anything other than air can cause
a fire or explosion.
WARNING
Only use this machine to com-
Electrical shock hazard press air.
This machine is connected high-

voltage power, which can cause
severe electrical shock and injury, DANGER
Always turn off the main electricity
source before inspecting or wiring Breathing hazard
the unit. Breathing air from this compres-
sor can lead to severe injury or
death.
Do not breathe air from this
machine or use this machine with
any respiratory equipment.
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DANGER WARNING
Breathing hazard Burn hazard
Using this machine for life support When running, this machine creates
can cause serious bodily injury or heat that can cause serious burns.
death.
Do not touch the machine while it
Do not use this machine for life is running. After shutting down the
support, machine, let it to cool before touch-
ing or servicing.
WARNING
WARNING
Entanglement hazard
Fire/electrical shock hazard
This machine has moving parts
that can entangle hands, fingers Altering this machine can create
and other body parts when the performance problems that can
machine is running. cause fires, electrical shock,
equipment damage, and a shorter
Keep hands, fingers, and other body parts away
equipment life span.
from fans, pulleys, belts and other moving parts
while the machine is running. Never alter this machine in any way.
WARNING NOTICE
Only use this machine at ambient
Pressure hazard temperatures of 36°F to 104°F
This machine contains contents (2°C to 40°C).
under high pressure, which can • Using at less than 36°F
cause severe injury. (2°C) will cause machine
Release pressure from this machine failure or freezing.
and make sure no pressure is left in • Using at over 104°F
the machine before performing any (40°C) will shorten its
inspections or maintenance. lifespan or cause machine
damage.
WARNING NOTICE
Conduct maintenance and Only use this machine in an area
inspection. free of dirt and dust. Dust can
Failure to inspect and service this increase the temperature and wear,
machine according to the schedule resulting in a shorter lifespan and
given in this manual can cause fire unit failure.
and machine failure.
Inspect and maintain this machine according to
the schedule in this manual.
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NOTICE
Only use this machine in an area
free of corrosive gas.
NOTICE
Use only genuine parts when per-
forming maintenance. Failure to do
so may result in equipment failure.
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OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual 2: Specifications
Section 2
Specifications
2.1 Tables of specifications
Table 2-1: Table of specifications—OFC11 & OFC15
Item OFC1108/E OFC1110/E OFC1508/E OFC1510/E
Pump model 02250228-202 × 3 02250229-331 × 3 02250228-202 × 4 02250229-331 × 4
Control system Multi-stage (pressure start-stop detected by sensor)
94 to 116 123 to 145 94 to 116 123 to 145
Discharge pressure psi (bar)
(6.5 to 8) (8.5 to 10) (6.5 to 8) (8.5 to 10)
Air delivery† cfm (m3/min) 46.2 (1.31) 37.5 (1.06) 61.6 (1.74) 49.5 (1.40)
3200 3050 3200 3050
Air end revolution rpm
(each pump) (each pump) (each pump) (each pump)
Compressor
Driving system V-belt

Ambient temperature, min °F (°C) 36 (2)
Ambient temperature, max °F (°C) 104 (40)
Intake temperature + Intake temperature +
Discharge air temperature °F (°C)
less than 52 (29) less than 63 (35)
Air outlet NPT 1" (ball valve)
Air receiver gal 80 or greater (recommendation) 120 or greater (recommendation)
Noise level at 4.9 ft (1.5 m)
dbA 56 58
from front‡
Ground vibration§ db less than 45
Motor (each) 5 hp (3.7 kW), 230V / 460V, 60Hz, 3-phase, TEFC, 4-pole, F class insulation
Motor
15 hp [5 hp × 3] 20 hp [5 hp × 4]
Output hp (kW)
(11 kW [3.7 kW × 3]) (15 kW [3.7 kW × 4])
Starting system direct on-line start with magnetic contactor (serial start)
Overheat switch equipped (with advance caution)
Others Protection
Over current switch equipped (thermal relay)
Dimensions (W x L x H)* in (mm) 26 × 38 × 62 (660 × 965 × 1575)

Approx. mass lbs (kg) 875 (397) 1060 (481)
†Air delivery means average discharge air volume at 94 psi/123 psi (6.5 bar/8.5 bar) (maximum operating pressure) converted into atmospheric
pressure. It is not a warranted figure.
‡
Noise level is measured in an anechoic room.
§
The ground vibration is measured at the position of 0.4 inch (10 mm) from compressor side. (The ground vibration changes by the ground
condition. This data is a reference value when compressor is left on a usual concrete floor.
*Dimensions are outer dimensions excluding extruding parts.
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Table 2-2: Table of specifications—OFC22 & OFC30

Item OFC2208/E OFC2210/E OFC3008/E OFC3010/E
Pump model 02250228-202 × 6 02250229-331 × 6 02250228-202 × 8 02250229-331 × 8
Control system Multi-stage (pressure start-stop detected by sensor)
94 to 116 123 to 145 94 to 116 123 to 145
Discharge pressure psi (bar)
(6.5 to 8) (8.5 to 10) (6.5 to 8) (8.5 to 10)
Air delivery† cfm (m3/min) 93.2 (2.64) 73.7 (2.09) 124.3 (3.52) 99.2 (2.81)
3200 3050 3200 3050
Air end revolution rpm
(each pump) (each pump) (each pump) (each pump)
Driving system V-belt
Compressor
Ambient temperature, min °F (°C) 36 (2)

Ambient temperature, max °F (°C) 104 (40)
Intake Intake Intake Intake
Discharge air temperature °F (°C) temperature + temperature + temperature + temperature +
less than 35 (19) less than 45 (25) less than 35 (19) less than 45 (25)
Air outlet NPT 1½" (ball valve)
Air receiver gal 120 or greater (recommendation) 200 or greater (recommendation)}
Noise level at 4.9 ft (1.5 m)
dbA 59 60
from front‡
Ground vibration§ db less than 45
Motor (each) 5 hp (3.7 kW), 230V / 460V, 60Hz, 3-phase, TEFC, 4-pole, F class insulation
Motor
10 hp [5 hp × 2] 15 hp [5 hp × 3]
Output hp (kW)
(7.5 kW [3.7 kW × 2]) (11 kW [3.7 kW × 3])
Starting system direct on-line start with magnetic contactor (serial start)
Overheat switch equipped (with advance caution)
Others Protection
Over current switch equipped (thermal relay)
Dimensions (W x L x H)* in (mm) 54 × 38 × 62 (1372 × 965 × 1575)

Approx. mass lbs (kg) 1710 (776) 2070 (939)
†Air
delivery means average discharge air volume at 94 psi/116 psi (6.5 bar/8 bar) (maximum operating pressure) converted into atmospheric
pressure. It is not a warranted figure.
‡Noise
level is measured in an anechoic room.
§
The ground vibration is measured at the position of 0.4 inch (10 mm) from compressor side. (The ground vibration changes by the ground
condition. This data is a reference value when compressor is left on a usual concrete floor.
*Dimensions are outer dimensions excluding extruding parts.
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2.2 HMI settings

Table 2-3: HMI settings
Model
OFC1108/E, OFC1508/E, OFC1110/E, OFC1510/E,
Item† OFC2208/E,OFC3008/E OFC2210/E, OFC3010/E
minimum 60 (4.1) 60 (4.1)
Upper pressure psi (bar) factory 116 (8.0) 145 (10.0)
maximum 116 (8.0) 145 (10.0)
minimum 15 (1.0)‡ 15 (1.0)‡
Differential psi (bar) factory 22 (1.5) 22 (1.5)
maximum 55 (3.8) 55 (3.8)
minimum 45 (3.1) 45 (3.1)
Lower pressure psi (bar) factory 94 (6.5) 123 (8.5)
maximum 101 (7.0) 130 (9.0)
Maintenance warning hours 9,800 4,800
Maintenance shutdown hours 10,000 5,000
Temperature Warning °F (°C) 157 (69) 157 (69)
Temperature Shutdown °F (°C) 167 (75) 167 (75)
†Only
pressure can be changed. Maintenance and temperature can only be reset.
‡In
case the differential is changed to 15 psi (1.0 bar), the volume of the air receiver must be 1.5 times larger than the recommendation at 22 psi
(1.5 bar).
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2.3 Identification, OFC11 & OFC15
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Drawing notes
1 ALLOW 4.00 FEET [1.25 METERS] MINIMUM CLEARANCE AROUND MACHINE FOR ACCESS AND FREE CIRCULATION OF AIR.
A FOUNDATION OR MOUNTING CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING THE WEIGHT OF PACKAGE, AND RIGID ENOUGH TO MAINTAIN THE COMPRESSOR
2 FRAME LEVEL IS REQUIRED. THE COMPRESSOR FRAME MUST BE LEVELLED AND SECURED BETWEEN THE FRAME AND THE FOUNDATION.
NO PIPING LOADS ARE PERMITTED AT EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS.
COMPRESSOR IS AN AIR COOLER UNIT- ROOM TEMPERATURE MUST NOT EXCEED 104°F. EXHAUST DUCTS OR VENTILATING FAN MUST BE
3 INSTALLED IF ROOM TEMPERATURE EXCEEDS 104°F
4 ALL DIMENSIONS ARE ± .50" [12.7MM].
5 RECOMMENDED INCOMING CUSTOMER POWER SUPPLY IS SHOWN ON DRAWING.
7 REFER TO INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM.
8 ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN IN INCHES WITH MILLIMETER DIMENSIONS IN BRACKETS.

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1 ALLOW 4.00 FEET [1.25 METERS] MINIMUM CLEARANCE AROUND MACHINE FOR ACCESS AND FREE CIRCULATION OF AIR.
A FOUNDATION OR MOUNTING CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING THE WEIGHT OF PACKAGE, AND RIGID ENOUGH TO MAINTAIN THE COMPRESSOR
2 FRAME LEVEL IS REQUIRED. THE COMPRESSOR FRAME MUST BE LEVELLED AND SECURED BETWEEN THE FRAME AND THE FOUNDATION.
NO PIPING LOADS ARE PERMITTED AT EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS.
COMPRESSOR IS AN AIR COOLER UNIT- ROOM TEMPERATURE MUST NOT EXCEED 104°F. EXHAUST DUCTS OR VENTILATING FAN MUST BE
3 INSTALLED IF ROOM TEMPERATURE EXCEEDS 104°F.
4 ALL DIMENSIONS ARE ± .50" [12.7MM].
5 RECOMMENDED INCOMING CUSTOMER POWER SUPPLY IS SHOWN ON DRAWING.
7 REFER TO INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM.
8 ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN IN INCHES WITH MILLIMETER DIMENSIONS IN BRACKETS.

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1 PANEL GROUND TERMINAL TO BE CONNECTED TO EARTH GROUND PER NEC
FACTORY WIRING IS SHOWN AS:——————
2 FIELD WIRING IS SHOWN AS ----------------
3 INSTALLER MUST PROVIDE MAIN FUSED DISCONNECT.
RECOMMENDED TIGHTENING TORQUES FOR TERMINALS
4 3 PHASE POWER - 35 POUND INCHES.
120 VOLT POWER, CONTROL AND LOW VOLATAGE - 18 POUND INCHES
WARNING LABEL TO BE YELLOW BACKGROUND WITH BLACK LETTERS
5 WARNING - LOCK OUT ELECTRICAL SERVICE TO THIS ENCLOSURE BEFORE OPENING DOOR OR SERVICING EQUIPMENT
MOTOR PROTECTOR CONTACTS (MP) ARE NORMALLY OPEN. HOWEVER, THEY ARE CLOSED WHEN UNIT IS SWITCHED "ON". CONTACTS
6 WILL FAIL "OPEN" WHEN UNIT SENSES EITHER MAGNETIC CURRENT, THERMAL CURRENT OVERLOADS, OR WHEN UNIT IS TURNED "OFF"
7 THIS CIRCUIT DIAGRAM IS ILLUSTRATED WITH NO ELECTRICAL POWER, THAT IS WITH ALL COMPONENTS IN A DE-ENERGIZED STATE
MOTOR REQUIREMENTS: 3-5 HP 15.2 FLA EACH
CUSTOMER TO FURNISH FUSED OR CIRCUIT BREAKER DISCONNECT PER LOCAL CODES.
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WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

POWER LISTED BLACK MTW
120V CONTROL 14 RED MTW
120V NEUTRAL 14 WHITE MTW
24 VDC 14 BLUE MTW
GROUND 14 GREEN MTW
PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

SCCR : 2 kA RMS MAX V: 460
PANEL HP : 15 VOLTS: 460
PANEL FLA : 26 A PHASE: 3
Hz : 60
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POWER LISTED BLACK THNN
24VDC 14 BLUE MTW
GROUND 14 GREEN THNN

Hz : 60
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POWER LISTED BLACK MTW
24VDC 14 BLUE MTW
GROUND 14 GREEN MTW

Hz : 60
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POWER LISTED BLACK THNN
24 VDC 14 BLUE MTW
GROUND 14 GREEN THNN

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POWER LISTED BLACK THHN
24 VDC 14 BLUE MTW
GROUND 14 GREEN THHN

Hz : 60
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-24 VDC 14 WHITE W/BLUE STRIPE MTW
GROUND 14 GREEN W/YELLOW STRIPE THHN

Hz : 60
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WARNING LABEL TO BE YELLOW BACKGROUND WITH BLACK LETTER
MOTOR PROTECTOR CONTACTS (MP)ARE NORMALLY OPEN. HOWEVER, THEY ARE CLOSED WHEN UNIT IS SWITCHED "ON". CONTACTS
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-24 VDC 14 WHITE W/BLUE STRIPE MTW
GROUND 14 GREEN W/YELLOW STRIPE THHN

Hz : 60
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Section 3
Installation & Setup
OFC 11 08 / E / 230
OFC: Oil Free Scroll 08: 8 bar (115 psi) 230: 230V
10: 10 bar (145 psi) 460: 460V
11: 11 kW (15 hp) E: Enclosed

15: 15 kW (20 hp)
22: 22 kW (30 hp)
30: 30 kW (40 hp)
Figure 3-1: How to read your model number
3.1 Inspect the product ping damage must be immediately filed with the
• Inspect the product to be sure you have the freight carrier.
model you ordered (see Figure 3-1). • Check that the following accessories are
• Check that there is no deformity or damage included.
which occurred during transportation. Any ship- • Compressor instruction manual
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3.2 Transportation
3.2.1 Transportation by forklift
Use holes for forklift on both sides of compressor (see
Figure 3-2 and Figure 3-3).
IMPORTANT
Do not puncture panel with tips of
forklift.
Figure 3-3: Transportation by forklift—

OFC22 & OFC30
Figure 3-2: Transportation by forklift—

OFC11 & OFC15
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3.2.2 Transportation by crane

Use holes for forklift as illustrated and lift up by wire (see
Figure 3-4 and Figure 3-5).
IMPORTANT
Be sure to use pads in order to
protect panels.
Figure 3-5: Transportation by crane—

OFC22 & OFC30
Figure 3-4: Transportation by crane—

OFC11 & OFC15
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3.3 Precautions about installation

NOTICE
Do not install the unit where it will
WARNING be exposed to sunshine. Increased
inside temperature can cause unit
Fire/electrical shock hazard failure.
This machine is not waterproof.
Water splashing onto or into the
machine can cause a fire create a
severe electrical shock. NOTICE
Do not install this machine outdoors. Install the unit on a level floor. An
uneven floor can cause abnormal
vibration, noise, or failure.
WARNING
High humidity can cause electric NOTICE
shock or fire.
Do not install where there is dust,
Do not use in an area which is dirt or debris. Dust can increase the
exposed to rain, steam or high temperature and wear, resulting in
humidity. a shorter lifespan and unit failure.
WARNING NOTICE
Fire/explosion hazard Do not install in an area with corro-
Using this machine in an area sive gas (ammonia, acid, ozone
flammable gases or organic sol- gas and sulfur dioxide) to prevent
vents are present can cause a fire a shorter lifespan.
or explosion.
Install this machine in an area free of flammable
gases or organic solvents.
NOTICE
Only use this machine at ambient
temperatures of 36°F to 104°F
(2°C to 40°C).
• Using at less than 36°F
(2°C) will cause machine
failure or freezing.
• Using at over 104°F
(40°C) will shorten its
lifespan or cause machine
damage.
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3.4 Installation space

Secure the space around the compressor as illustrated in
Figure 3-6 and Figure 3-7.
Figure 3-7: Installation space—OFC22 & OFC30
Figure 3-6: Installation space—OFC11 & OFC15
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3.5 Ventilation
3.5.1 Overall exhaust
The following ventilation volume is necessary in order to
keep temperature increase inside room to 9°F (5°C)
above room temperature. When the static pressure is
zero, select the actual figure larger than the figures in the
chart below.
Table 3-1: Ventilation volume by model

Model OFC11 OFC15 OFC22 OFC30
Ventilation cfm 3885 5300 7770 10595
volume m3/min 110 150 220 300
Figure 3-9: Ventilation (overall exhaust)—

OFC22 & OFC30
Figure 3-8: Ventilation (overall exhaust)—

OFC11 & OFC15
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3.5.2 Local exhaust

When installing the exhaust duct, take precautions to
minimize pressure loss of duct, and attach the ventilation
fan at the exhaust section. Keep distance between the
duct inlet and exhaust of the compressor to 8 – 12 inches
for easy maintenance.
Table 3-2: Ventilation volume by model

Model OFC11 OFC15 OFC22 OFC30
Ventilation cfm 1415 1485 2825 3535
volume 3
m /min 40 42 80 100
IMPORTANT
Do not fit exhaust duct directly
to the compressor.
Leave an 8 – 12 in. (203 – 305 mm)
gap between the exhaust section of Figure 3-11: Ventilation (local exhaust)—
the compressor and duct. OFC22 & OFC30
Figure 3-10: Ventilation (local exhaust)—

OFC11 & OFC15
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Figure 3-12: Piping—OFC11 & OFC 15
3.6 Piping • Installing an air receiver is optional.

• Take pressure loss into consideration and • When purchasing an air receiver, select a
decide the piping diameter of the exhaust pip- receiver as large or larger than the follow-
ing. ing capacity:
• Connect the outlet of the compressor and pip- • OFC11: 80 gallon
ing by using a rubber hose and flexible tube. • OFC15: 120 gallon
• Direct connection to a steel pipe can trans- • OFC 22: 120 gallon
fer vibration of the compressor to the pipe • OFC 33: 200 gallon
causing issues for the print board of the
• If you are changing the minimum pressure
compressor. Only use a rubber hose for the
to 101 psi on a low-pressure machine
oil-free compressor.
(OFCXX08) or 130 psi on a high-pressure
• When there is a riser or concave section in the pip- machine (OFCXX10), the volume of the air
ing, be sure to install a drain valve at the low end. receiver must be 1.5 times larger than the
• Install a drain valve at the low end of the size given above.
main piping as well.
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Figure 3-13: Piping—OFC22 & OFC30
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3.7 Electrical wiring

WARNING
3.7.1 Precautions about wiring
Fire hazard
Wires of less than the listed size
WARNING can overheat and cause a fire.
Electrical shock hazard Use the proper wire size.
This machine is connected high-

voltage power, which can cause
severe electrical shock and injury, WARNING
Always turn off the main electricity
source before inspecting or wiring Electrical shock hazard
the unit. If the machine is not correctly
grounded, it can cause electrical
shocks or fire.
WARNING Ground the machine correctly.

3.7.2 How to run the wire
Failure to service or repair this For reference, see Figure 3-14 and.Figure 3-15
machine properly can cause fires
1. Remove the door panel.
and severe electrical shocks.
2. Remove the lid of control box on the right.
Only a qualified electrician should
3. Be sure to securely connect the electric
perform maintenance on this
source L1, L2, L3 and ground.
machine.
3.7.2.1 Wiring material
Use the correct size of cable and applicable breaker
shown in Table 3-3 and Table 3-4.
Table 3-3: Wiring material for 230V models

Load specifications Circuit protection max size
Motor load each Unit load total Non-time delay fuse Time delay fuse Inverse time circuit
Model (FLA) (FLA) (A) (A) breaker (A)
OFC11 16.7 - 15.2 57 - 52 150 - 150 100 - 100 150 - 150
OFC15 16.7 - 15.2 74 - 67 200 - 175 150 - 125 200 - 175
OFC22 16.7 - 15.2 108 - 98 300 - 250 200 - 175 300 - 250
OFC30 16.7 - 15.2 142 - 130 400 - 350 250 - 250 400 - 350
Table 3-4: Wiring material for 460V models

Load specifications Circuit protection max size
Motor load each Unit load total Non-time delay fuse Time delay fuse Inverse time circuit
Model (FLA) (FLA) (A) (A) breaker (A)
OFC11 7.6 26 70 50 70
OFC15 7.6 35 90 70 90
OFC22 7.6 50 125 90 125
OFC30 7.6 65 175 125 175
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Figure 3-14: Wiring—OFC11 & OFC15
Figure 3-15: Wiring—OFC22 & OFC30
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Figure 3-16: Preparation—OFC11 & OFC15
3.8 Test operation

1. Preparation
1. Check to be sure the air receiver piping
has been firmly connected.
2. Open the ball valve of the compressor
air outlet.
3. Turn on the main electric source and be
sure the display section of the operating
panel lights up.
Figure 3-17: Preparation—OFC22 & OFC30
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2. Operation 4. Check maximum control pressure

1. Push the operating switch to start the 1. Operate the unit while the ball valve of
compressor. the air receiver is closed.
3. Check motor rotation 2. Check that the compressor stops at the cor-
• Check the motor rotation by starting the rect maximum pressure. The default maxi-
compressor. If motor rotation is correct mum pressures are listed in Table 3-5.
there will be immediate pressure shown. If • If you've changed the value of the maxi-
no pressure is present, reverse rotation is mum pressure setting, confirm that the
occurring and the compressor will shut compressor stops at the pressure you set.
down after 5 seconds. Disconnect the
power to the starter and exchange any two Table 3-5: Maximum pressures
of the three power input leads. Recheck
Maximum
rotation as outlined above. pressure—
Model psi (bar)
OFC1108, OFC1508, OFC2208, OFC3008 116 (8.0)
CAUTION OFC1110, OFC1510, OFC2210, OFC3010 145 (10.0)
If the pressure does not increase and an abnor-

5. Check minimum control pressure
mal sound is heard during reverse rotation, stop
the compressor. Turn off the main electric 1. When maximum pressure is reached
source and then change two out of the three and compressor stops, open outlet valve
phases to get the correct rotation. and gradually reduce pressure.
2. Check that the compressor restarts at
Be sure to push the stop switch to stop the com-
the correct minimum pressure. The
pressor and cut the leak breaker to avoid electric
default minimum pressures are listed in
shock.
Table 3-6.
• If you've changed the value of either
the maximum pressure setting or the
pressure differential setting, confirm
that the compressor restarts at the new
calculated minimum pressure.
Table 3-6: Minimum pressures

Minimum
pressure—
Model psi (bar)
OFC1108, OFC1508, OFC2208, OFC3008 94 (6.5)
OFC1110, OFC1510, OFC2210, OFC3010 123 (8.5)
6. Stop
1. Push the stop switch and stop the com-
pressor.
2. After the test operation ends, open the
stop valve of the air outlet.
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3.8.1 Check control has been shorter. This results in equalization of operating
This compressor uses plural air ends and employs multi- time of each air end and operation with a minimum quan-
stage control. It can start and stop each air end according tity of air ends, in accordance with air consumption and
to pressure and air consumption. It automatically selects energy-saving operation, by eliminating waste of electric-
the number of air ends, in accordance with air consump- ity.
tion, and achieves optimum and uniform operation at all
times, as well as energy-saving and labor-saving opera- 3.8.1.2 Prevention of long-term operation
tions. When the operating time of the an air end exceeds the
set time, it changes operation from that air end to the one
3.8.1.1 Multi-stage control which has stopped, preventing long-term operation of
Among air ends, which are operating under group con- one air end. This lengthens the lifetime of air ends and
trol, it stops the air end which has been operating for a equalizes the operating time.
longer time and restarts the air end whose operating time
Figure 3-18: Multi-stage control—OFC15†

†
This figure is an example of the operation of the OFC15. The OFC11 operates 3 air ends.
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Figure 3-19: Multi-stage control—OFC30†

†This
figure is an example of the operation of the OFC30. The OFC22 operates 6 air ends.
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OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual 4: Operation
Section 4
Operation
4.1 Operation and stop
4.1.1 Operation
1. Engage the main disconnect.
2. Press the ON switch so the compressor
operating lamp lights up and compressor
immediately starts.
4.1.2 Stop
1. Press the OFF switch so that compressor
operating lamp goes off and compressor
immediately stops.
2. When job ends, be sure to cut main discon-
nect.
Figure 4-1: Main disconnect†

†Supplied
by customer in the field
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OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual 5: Controller
Section 5
Controller
5.1 Main status screen 5.2 Main menu screen
These buttons will navigate you through many screens
and sub menus.
1. Time button: Press to go to time screen and see

1. Operating lamp lights up when compressor is run times and total run time.
running.
2. Conditions button: Press to see the status of
2. Outlet Pressure. the compressor running or failed.
3. Mode Selector Switch. 3. Maintenance button: Press to go to the
4. Mode Display will show if an alarm occurs. maintenance screen for status.
5. Main Menu press to see additional screens, 4. Caution button: Press to see the temperature
status, failures, run time and maintenance time. status of each compressor.
5. Overload button: Press to see the status of
Figure 5-1: Main status screen
each compressor’s motor.
6. Temp Sensor button: Press to see the status of
the temperature sensors (Failed).
7. Information button: Press to see what the
current software version is.
8. Settings button: Press for additional setting
features.
9. Pressure Sensor button: Press to see the
status of the pressure sensor (Failed).
Figure 5-2: Main menu screen
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5.3 Time screen 5.4 Conditions screen

Functions when the compressor is running. This screen will show the status of the motor overloads
and which compressor is operating.
NOTE If a motor has exceeded the overload setting, an over-

load will occur.
There are no resets on this screen, only status. It functions only when the compressor is operating.
NOTE
There are no resets on this screen, only status.
1. OL shows the status of the motor if an overload

1. Total Run Time: This is the total time the condition occurs the lamp will illuminate.
compressor has been running. 2. OP shows the status of the compressor that is
2. COMP # Run Time shows each compressor’s running. The lamp will illuminate when the
total run time. compressor is running.
3. Menu button returns you to the main menu. 3. Temp button will take you to the temp screen to
4. Next button will take you to the next screen to show you the temp of each compressor.
see the run time of other compressors. 4. Menu button returns you to the main menu.
5. The Back button will take you to the previous
screen. Figure 5-4: Conditions screen
Figure 5-3: Time screen
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5.5 Temperature screen 5.6 Caution screen

This screen will show the temperature of the compres- This screen will show the status of the compressor. If the
sors. compressor exceeds the high temperature set point, the
lamps will illuminate. The lamps only function when the
It functions only when the compressors are operating.
compressors are operating.
NOTE NOTE
There are no resets on this screen, only status.
If a high temperature condition occurs, before
pressing the reset, check to see what caused
the high temperature to occur.
1. This will show the temperature of the

compressors.
2. Menu button returns you to the main menu.
4. Next button will take you to the next screen to
see the temperature of other compressors.
screen. 1. Next button will take you to the temperature
screen to see the temperature of each
Figure 5-5: Temperature screen compressor.
2. The Reset button resets a high temperature
condition.
3. These lamps will illuminate if a high temperature
condition occurs.
Figure 5-6: Caution screen
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5.7 Overload screen 5.8 Information screen

This screen will show the status of the motor overloads. It functions always.
If a motor has exceeded the overload setting, an over-
load will occur.
It functions only when compressor is operating.
NOTE
If an overload condition occurs, before pressing
the reset, check to see what caused the over-
load.

2. Version will show current software version.
screen.
Figure 5-8: Information screen
1. The Back button will take you to the status

screen.
2. The Reset button resets an overload condition.
3. These lamps will illuminate if an overload has
occurred.
Figure 5-7: Overload screen
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5.9 Settings screen 5.10 Air Pressure screen

It functions always. It functions always.
5.10.1 How to set air pressures

• To set the high pressure (HP), press the num-
ber next to the HP button and a keypad will
appear. Enter a pressure setting (see below)
and press enter. The setting is now changed.
• High pressure setting ranges:
• OFC11, OFC15: 85 – 116 psi
• OFC22, OFC30: 60 – 116/145 psi
• To set the differential, press the number next to
the DIFF button and a keypad will appear.
Enter the pressure setting (see below) and
press enter. The setting is now changed.
1. The Main button will take you to the status • Differential pressure setting ranges:
screen. • OFC11, OFC15: 22 – 55
2. Menu button returns you to the main menu. • OFC22, OFC30: 15 – 55
3. The AIR PR. button will take you to the air • The LP pressure is a calculated value and can’t
pressure screen for additional settings. be changed.
4. The ENTRY button will take you to the entry • P1 is a factory setting.
screen for additional settings. • P2 is a customer setting.
5. The DELAYS button will take you to the set
points screen for additional settings
6. Reserved for future use.
Figure 5-9: Settings screen
1. Use the HP to set your high pressure setting.

2. Use the DIFF to set your DIFF pressure setting.
3. The LP (Low Pressure) is calculated. No setting
needed.
4. P1 is factory settings.
5. P2 is for customer settings.
Figure 5-10: Air pressure screen
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5.11 Entry screen 5.12 Maintenance screen

It functions always. It functions always.
NOTE NOTE
• When there is a power failure, and the power is The maintenance warning will flash when main-
restored, the compressor will automatically tenance is due (9800 hrs. / 4800 hrs.).
start if the Auto Restart is set to On.
If maintenance is not completed before the shut-
• The compressor will not restart if there is a down counters reach 0, the unit will be shut
power failure, and the Auto Restart is set to down until maintenance is completed and or
Off. counters are reset.
• When the Auto Restart button is switched from
On to Off, or vice versa, power to the compres-
sor must be cycled for changes to take effect.
1. The Auto Restart button will restart unit upon 1. Warning CNT will flash when maintenance is
power failure. If Off selected unit will not restart. due.
2. Remote Control will allow unit to be started 2. Shutdown CNT will flash and stop the unit if
remotely if On is selected. maintenance is not completed before hand.
3. Panel Switch locks out the on-off remote switch 3. Maintenance reset will reset the maintenance
on the main screen if On is selected. counters.
Figure 5-11: Entry screen Figure 5-12: Maintenance screen
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5.13 Menu flow chart
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Notes:
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OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual 6: Maintenance
Section 6
Maintenance
6.1 Maintenance and inspection 6.2 Maintenance and inspection
schedule procedures
Carry out the maintenance and inspection items accord- To keep your compressor in good condition for a long
ing to the schedules given in Table 6-1 on page 76 and time, you must conduct proper inspection and mainte-
Table 6-2 on page 77. nance. Consider periodic inspection as a minimum stan-
dard, shortening the time if necessary.
These intervals are based on running conditions where
the ambient temperature is at or around 86°F (30°C). If
your location is warmer or running condition is severe, 6.2.1 Daily
derate 30% for every 9°F (5°C) up to a maximum temper- • Drain the condensate from the air receiver.
ature of 104°F (40°C). • Activate the drain valve of air receiver
before releasing compressed air in air
If the operating hours are more than 15 hours per day,
receiver, and Drain condensate from air
please shorten 30% from our recommended mainte-
receiver.
nance period.
• Check history of emergency stops and cautions
by viewing the operating panel on the compres-
IMPORTANT sor.
Inspect and check operational hours or number

of years, whichever comes first.
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6: Maintenance
Table 6-1: Compressor maintenance standard schedule—OFC1108/E, OFC1508/E, OFC2208/E, OFC3008/E
Contents Maintenance interval
Every Every Every Every Every Every
400 hrs 2,500 hrs 5,000 hrs 10,000 hrs 20,000 hrs 30,000 hrs
Operational hours / Every / Every / Every / Every / Every / Every
Items / Period Daily 2 months 1 year 2 years 4 years 8 years 12 years Remarks
(Drain) Drain air receiver ○
Abnormal sound/
○
vibration
Ventilation fan Smooth rotation ○ Replace if abnormal.
Intake filter ○ ● Replace when it is dirty.

Intake metal wire Clean ○ Clean when it is dirty.
Safety valve Check operation ○
○ No looseness, no

Belt Inspect, replace ○ ●†
Initial only abnormal sound
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Intake hose Replace if there are

Inspect, replace ○† ●†
Nylon pipe cracks or hardening
Magnet switch Inspect, replace ○† ●†
Motor insulation Check insulation ○† Replace if abnormal.
Motor bearing Inspect, replace ●†
Pulley Check groove. ○† Replace if abnormal.
Temperature sensor Measure resistance ○† Replace if abnormal.
Check display figure.
Pressure sensor Check operation ○†
Replace if abnormal.
After cooler Clean outside ○† Replace if abnormal.
O rings Replace ●†
Check valve Replace ●†
Air end seal parts, Use Sullair genuine
Inspect, replace ●†
Re-grease grease.
Air end fan
Clean ○† Replace when it is dirty.
FS•OS fins
Air end Replace ●†
○ Inspect ● Replace † Consult with Sullair certified distributor who sold it to you.
Air intake filters are not covered under warranty. You may want to keep extra filter on hand.
Table 6-2: Compressor maintenance standard schedule—OFC1110/E, OFC1510/E, OFC2210/E, OFC3010/E
Contents Maintenance interval
Every Every Every Every Every Every
400 hrs 2,500 hrs 5,000 hrs 10,000 hrs 15,000 hrs 20,000 hrs
Operational hours / Every / Every / Every / Every / Every / Every
Items / Period Daily 2 months 1 year 2 years 4 years 6 years 8 years Remarks
(Drain) Drain air receiver ○
Abnormal sound/
○
vibration
Ventilation fan Smooth rotation ○ Replace if abnormal.
Intake filter ○ ● Replace when it is dirty.

Intake metal wire Clean ○ Clean when it is dirty.
Safety valve Check operation ○
Inspect, readjust, ○ No looseness, no
Belt ○ ●†
replace Initial only abnormal sound
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Intake hose Replace if there are

Inspect, replace ○† ●†
Nylon pipe cracks or hardening
Magnet switch Inspect, replace ○† ●†
Motor insulation Check insulation ○† Replace if abnormal.
Motor bearing Inspect, replace ●†
Pulley Check groove. ○† Replace if abnormal.
Temperature sensor Measure resistance ○† Replace if abnormal.
Check display figure.
Pressure sensor Check operation ○†
Replace if abnormal.
After cooler Clean outside ○† Replace if abnormal.
O rings Replace ●†
Check valve Replace ●†
Air end seal parts, Use Sullair genuine
Inspect, replace ●†
Re-grease grease.
Air end fan
Clean ○† Replace when it is dirty.
FS•OS fins
6: Maintenance
Air end Replace ●†
○ Inspect ● Replace † Consult with distributor who sold it to you.
Air intake filters are not covered under warranty. You may want to keep extra filter on hand.
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6.2.2 Every 400 hours or every 2 months 6.2.2.2 Check V belt

• Check if the V belt makes a slipping sound at
6.2.2.1 Clean the intake metal wire the startup or during operation, due to
1. Remove the intake metal wire from the rear decrease of V belt tension.
of compressor.
2. Clean the metal wire with blow air and a 6.2.2.3 Clean and replace intake filter
clean rag. 1. Open the intake metal wire from rear of com-
pressor and remove lid from the air intake
portion.
2. If the intake filter is dirty then replace it.
Figure 6-1: Cleaning the intake metal wire—

OFC11 & OFC15
1. Filter
Figure 6-3: Intake filter
Figure 6-2: Cleaning the intake metal wire—

OFC22 & OFC30
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6.2.2.4 Check ventilation fan

• Check the ventilation fan to see if it rotates cor-
rectly and exhausts air during compressor
operation.
Figure 6-5: Ventilation fan—OFC22 & OFC30
Figure 6-4: Ventilation fan—OFC11 & OFC15
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6.2.3 Every 2500 hours or yearly

6.2.3.1 Replace the intake filter.
See Figure 6-3 on page 78.
6.2.3.2 Check the belt tension

• See if the V belt makes a slipping sound at the
startup, due to decrease of the V belt tension. If
so, readjust the belt tension or replace it.
• If the belt tension is less than the figure in the
chart below, adjust the belt tension again.
• An exclusive tool is necessary to measure belt
tension. Figure 6-6: Bolt & washer assembly—
• Ask our distributor to readjust the belt tension OFC22 & OFC30
when needed (see Table 6-3).
Figure 6-7: Adjustment nuts—OFC22 & OFC30
Table 6-3: OFC belt tension

Readjustment target load Replacement new belt
Readjustment standard (Hz) target load (Hz)
Models load (Hz) (tolerance ±5) (tolerance ±5)
OFC11, OFC15 75 98 105
OFC22, OFC30 75 98 105
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6.2.3.3 Check leakage 6.2.6 Every 20,000 hours or every 8 years

• Close the stop valve at the air receiver outlet Your compressor needs inspection and maintenance by
and push the operating switch of the compres- experienced service person.
sor to operate. When all compressors stop Consult with our distributor who sold it to you.
operation at maximum pressure, push the stop
switch and check the air pressure of the operat-
ing panel. If pressure greatly decreases, then
6.2.7 Every 22,500 hours or every 9 years
air is most likely leaking from the piping. Pin-
(OFC1110/E, OFC1510/E, OFC2210/E,
point where the air is leaking and stop it by
OFC3010/E)
Your compressor needs inspection and maintenance by
tightening or replacing parts.
experienced service person.
6.2.4 Every 5000 hours or 2 years Consult with our distributor who sold it to you.
experienced service person. 6.2.8 Every 30,000 hours or every 12 years
Consult with our distributor who sold it to you.
(OFC1108/E, OFC1508/E, OFC2208/E,
OFC3008/E)
6.2.5 Every 10,000 hours or every 4 years experienced service person.
experienced service person. Consult with our distributor who sold it to you.
Consult with our distributor who sold it to you.
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OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual 7: Troubleshooting
Section 7
Troubleshooting
7.1 Caution displays 7.1.2 Temperature sensor fails
1. When the caution flashes on the display Causes are considered as shown below:
screen, the compressor will stop.
• When the caution stops, the display will Items Possible causes
keep flashing until the caution is reset. Temperature sensor cord
2. Check the caution display mode. is not properly contacted.
3. When a caution starts, cut off the leak Sensor Temperature sensor cord
breaker, solve the issue and turn on the elec- is disconnected.
Ambient tempera-
tric source. Reset the caution. ture Temperature sensor fails.
4. Refer to the sections below for more infor- When temperature is less
mation. than 33°F (1°C).
7.1.1 Temperature of the air end is too high 7.1.3 Intermediate maintenance
• When the temperature of an air end becomes It shows that maintenance time is less than 200 hours.
high, the caution display will flash. Refer to the maintenance screen for details.
• Causes for this caution is as follows:
If it is time for greasing or replacing the tip seal, then con-
tact our distributor and ask them for intermediate mainte-
Items Possible causes
nance and inspection.
Ambient tempera- Ambient temperature is
ture high. • Be sure intermediate maintenance is done in
accordance with the maintenance standards.
Intake metal wire is
clogged.
Exhaust outlet is clogged. NOTE
Fins of after cooler are Be sure to contact your Sullair certified distribu-
clogged. tor and ask for intermediate maintenance.
Cooling
Ventilation fan fails and
intake hose is damaged.
Cooling passage of com-
pressor is clogged.
High exhaust pressure.
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7.2 Problems and remedies

If you have any problems, please refer to the chart
below.If the (†) marked items are difficult for you to fix,
please contact the shop you purchased it from.
Table 7-1: Troubleshooting guide

Problems Causes Remedies
It does not operate
Electric source is not turned on. Turn on electric source.
Comm. cable unplugged Check cable
No display on HMI panel Electric source is not correctly con-
Connect it correctly.
nected.
Failure of HMI Inspect, repair or replace.†
Failure or wiring failure of magnetic
Inspect, repair or replace†
switch
HMI Failure Inspect, repair or replace†
It does not operate despite
display. Motor failure Inspect, repair or replace†
Check electric source capacity, size of
Low voltage electric source cable and change to
proper one.
Intermediate maintenance time has After maintenance, push reset switch to
Maint. is displayed.
elapsed. cancel.†
It starts but then stops
High ambient temperature, bad Improve installation environment and
ventilation ventilation.
Clogging of fins of after cooler or
Clean
intake metallic wire
Caution is displayed Failure of ventilating fan Inspect
Damage to intake hose Replace†
Cooling passage of air end clogs. Inspect†
High exhaust pressure. Inspect†
Check electric source capacity, size of
Low voltage electric source cable and change to
proper one.
Motor failure Inspect, repair or replace†
Condition is displayed. Air end failure Disassemble, inspect or repair†

Loosened wiring screw Tighten
Pressure increases higher than
Readjust
designated one.
Failure of thermal relay. Replace†
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Table 7-1: Troubleshooting guide

Problems Causes Remedies
Other
Air leaks from air piping. Inspect or repair
Reverse revolution Change phases.
Exhaust pressure does not
Failure of pressure setting Readjust†
increase.
Clogged intake filter Clean or replace
Failure of pressure sensor Replace†
Failure of safety valve Replace†
Safety valve activates. Failure of pressure setting Readjust†
Failure of pressure sensor Replace†
Check revolving direction and change
Reverse revolution
phases.
Air end failure Inspect, repair or replace†
Abnormal sound Belt slips. Check tension and readjust

Motor failure Inspect, repair or replace†
Cooling fan contacted Inspect and repair
Loosened bolts Inspect and tighten
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7: Troubleshooting OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual
Notes:
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Sullair, LLC
3700 East Michigan Boulevard
Michigan City, IN 46360 USA
www.sullair.com
1-800-SULLAIR (USA only)
1-219-879-5451 (non-USA)
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USER MANUAL

Oil Free Scroll Compressor

Subject to EAR, ECCN EAR99 and related export control restrictions.

For detailed course outlines, schedule, and cost information contact:

Sullair Training Department

Subject to EAR, ECCN EAR99 and related export control restrictions.

Section 2: Specifications .........................................................................................5

Section 3: Installation & Setup..............................................................................49

3.2.1 Transportation by forklift...................................................................................... 50

Section 4: Operation .............................................................................................. 65

Section 5: Controller .............................................................................................. 67

Section 6: Maintenance ......................................................................................... 75

6.2.4 Every 5000 hours or 2 years................................................................................81

Section 7: Troubleshooting ...................................................................................83

1.2 Safety precautions

Fire/explosion hazard Only a qualified electrician should

Fire/electrical shock hazard Ground the machine correctly.

This machine is not waterproof.

This machine is connected high-

Driving system V-belt

Over current switch equipped (thermal relay)

Dimensions (W x L x H)* in (mm) 26 × 38 × 62 (660 × 965 × 1575)

Table 2-2: Table of specifications—OFC22 & OFC30

Ambient temperature, min °F (°C) 36 (2)

Over current switch equipped (thermal relay)

Dimensions (W x L x H)* in (mm) 54 × 38 × 62 (1372 × 965 × 1575)

2.2 HMI settings

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

8 ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN IN INCHES WITH MILLIMETER DIMENSIONS IN BRACKETS.

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

8 ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN IN INCHES WITH MILLIMETER DIMENSIONS IN BRACKETS.

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE

PANEL POWER REQUIREMENTS

OFC11, OFC15, OFC22, OFC30 Standalone Scroll User Manual

WIRING TABLE SIZE COLOR TYPE