Drawing – Chiller Networking – Dual Chiller Operation – EWON remote VPN access

SUMMARY Article covers dual chiller operation with remote VPN access – By Legacy Chiller Systems. RESOLUTION Article and download PDF provides details on network configuration for automatic lag/lead between two Legacy process chillers equipped with IDEC controls. Customers should use this configuration when remote, secure VPN access and control of process chiller is needed. NOTE: […]

Service Bulletin – Temperature Thermisters

SYMPTOMS Temperature thermisters not not reading the correctly. Digital thermometer reading is more then 3F off from the reading showing on the IDEC touch screen. CAUSE Possible loose physical connection between the pipe and the probe, interference from high voltage electrical power lines run to close to the leads, defective sensor or defective IDEC thermistor […]

PLC/HMI Software update Procedure for Single and Dual Compressor Models

SUMMARY This article contains instructions and downloadable software for updating Legacy chillers equipped with the IDEC Pentra PLC and touch screen. RESOLUTION Important information: If your chiller of PSG retrofit kit was manufactured prior to 4-28-16, please check your chillers control version located on the lower left of your home screen. If you are running […]

Warranty Claim Form

SUMMARY Legacy recommends taking photos. Submitting digital photos can speed claim processing significantly. RESOLUTION Legacy Customers needing reimbursement for a replacement part, labor claim (or both) should take the following steps provided the Legacy Product is covered under Legacy’s Limited Manufactures Warranty: 1. Download a claim form using the link below and print a copy. […]

PSG – Microprocessor “ERR” issues

SYMPTOMS Persistent PSG microprocessor control “Err” (top screen) with “TSO” or “TSI” showing on bottom screen. This bulletin also covers a “32” (top screen) and “32” (bottom screen) error messages. CAUSE Possible harmonic interference from high voltage power wires being 10 inches (or less) from the back of the microprocessor or the temperature sensor wires. […]