Parks HP2000 XTREME Series Einrichtungshandbuch

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Installation and Operator's Manual

HP2000 XTREME

www.hp2000apu.com

Keeps you cool, warm and powered up!

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About Parks Industries LLC

Parks Industries L.L.C. has been in the business o f designing and manufacturing auxiliary power

units since 2004. We provide our APU technology to airports, military applications, emergency

vehicles, trucking companies , as well as construction equipment. Our goal is to provide a

quality and efficient auxi liary power unit for all of these industries.

Trademarks

HP2000

Exclusion for Documentation

Unless specifically agreed to in writing, Parks Industries L.L.C.

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Makes no warranty as to the accuracy, sufficiency or suitability of any technical

or other informa tion provided in its manuals or other documentation .

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Assumes no responsibility or liability for injury, losses, damages, costs or

expenses, whether special, direct, indirect, consequential or incidental, which

might arise out of the use of such information . The use of any such information

will be entirely at the user’s risk .

Revision information

Rev D, 09-01-16.

Manual Product Number

PCM002-02

Contact Information

15460 Crabtree School Rd.

Marion, IL 62959

Toll Free: 1-855-472-0002

Fax: 618-997-9608

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WEB PA GE AND FOLL OW THE INSTR UCTI ONS:

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ENG INE W ARR ANT Y

I N T R O D U C T I O N

Congratulations on your purchase of your new HP2000

Xtreme

Series Auxiliary Power Unit! Your fuel and

maintenance savings begin today! As you may already know, the HP2000 consists of a powerful yet lean

Kohler diesel engine along with a revolutionary HVAC system to keep you warm, cool and powered up.

With over a decade in development and on-road testing and usage, the HP2000 Auxiliary Power Unit is

designed specifically for the transportation industry. It is designed and built to handle the extreme

temperatures drivers’ battle every day. By eliminating the need for the truck’s engine to idle, fuel usage is

reduced significantly while allowing the driver to enjoy all of the comforts that are usually associated with

an idling engine.

W A RRA N T Y A N D RE G I ST R A T I O N ( RE F E R T O B A C K P A G E W A RRA N T Y C A RD )

EACH HP20 00 APU P UR CH ASED A FTE R A UGUS T, 201 6 COMES WI TH ONE O F

TWO WA RRAN TY CA TEGOR IES. DEPEND ING ON TH E H OUR S AN D TIME S IN CE P URCH ASED.

THE Y ARE AS FOLL OWS:

PERKINS ENGINE WARRANTY

PERKINS GI VES A TWO (2) YEAR / 2000 HOUR LIMI TED WARRANTY ( WHI CHEVER COMES F IR ST) ON

THE ENGINE AND ITS COMPONENTS. ANY I TEM RELATED TO THE ENGINE SUCH AS WATER PUMPS,

ALTERN A TOR S, INJECTION PUMP COM PONENTS, THERMOSTATS ETC. A RE ALL WARRANTED BY

PERKINS AND M UST GO THR OUGH A PERKINS AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR WAR RANTY RE PLA CE MENT.

TO FIND THE NEAREST PERKINS A UTHORIZED W AR RANTY REPA IR CENTER, GO TO THE FOLLOWING

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PERKIN S WA RR ANTY PURPO SES AND WILL NOT BE REIMBURSED BY PARKS INDUS TRI ES, LLC. THE

COMPONENTS THAT WE OFFER ARE FOR OUT OF WA RR ANTY R EPLACE MENT ONLY A ND ARE

STR IC TL Y CUS TO MER PA Y.

KO HLER ENGINE WARRANTY

KOHLE R E NGINES WILL CAR RY A THREE (3) YEA R/ 2000 HOUR LIMITE D WAR RANTY ( WHICHEVE R

COMES FI RS T) ON THE ENGINE AND INDIV IDUAL ENGINE COMPONENTS. IN A DDITIO N TO THE

WAR RANTY, E ACH OF OUR DEALERS HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME A KOHLER WARRA NTY

REPAI R CENTE R. FOR M ORE INFOR MATI ON CONCERNING THIS PLEASE CONTACT US AT 618-997-

9608.

Even though Parks Industries offers engine components for sale, they can’t be used for Kohler and or

Perkins Warranty purposes and will not be reimbursed by Parks Industries, LLC. The components that we

offer are for out of warranty replacement only and are strictly customer pay. To find the nearest Kohler

Authorized Warranty repair center, go to the following web page and follow the instructions:

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To find the nearest Perkins Authorized Warranty repair center, go to the following web page and follow

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IMPORTANT!

PAR KS IN DU STR I ES, L L C:

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INDUSTRIES LLC , PRO VIDE S ATW O YEAR, 2,00 0 HO UR WAR RAN TY (WHI CHEVE R COMES FIR ST )

ON THE FOLL OWIN G COM P ONENTS : A /C CO MPRE SSO R, CO N DENSER, CON DENSE R CHE CK

VALVE AS SEMB LY, E VAP OR ATOR CHECK V A LVE A SSE M BLY, AUTO CONTROLLE R, CONDENSE R

FAN, EVA POR A TOR, 12 V EV APOR A TOR BL O WER, RE VE RSIN G V ALV E ASSE MBL Y, H IGH P RESS URE

SWI TCH, LOW P RES SURE S WITCH . W AR RAN TY DOE S NOT CO VER: OIL, SH OP SUPPLIES,

MIS CELLANEO US MA TER I A LS, ETC. REFRI GER AN T IS O NLY COVE RED I F A COVE RE D CO MPONEN T

FAIL S AND THE REFR IG E RA NT IS LOS T. REF RI GE RAN T I S REIM BURSE D A S OUTL IN ED IN THE S R T

GUIDE. P AR KS IN DUSTRIES DOE S NO T P A Y MI SCEL LAN E OUS SUPPLIE S AND / OR H AZAR DO US

MA TERIA L CH AR GES. MA K E YO UR SELF A WA RE OF TH E MAIN TENANCE A ND CUS TO MER

RESPON SIB ILI TY POR TI ON OF THE MAN UA L, LA CK OF MAIN TENANCE AN D NE GLE CT ARE N O T

COVE RED UNDER THE W A R RAN TY. FO R M ORE INF OR MA TION PLE ASE SEE THE P OLICY AN D

PRO CED URES MAN UAL .

Without registration, your HP2000 is not covered under warranty. It is important

that you register your APU and have acopy of your registration card with the unit.

M A N U A L O V E R V I E W

This manual covers the topics of installation, operation, general maintenance and troubleshooting for the

HP2000 Xtreme Series APU by Parks Industries.

The patented design of the HP2000 makes it the leader in the auxiliary power unit industry. Its unique

features set it apart from any other unit currently available on the market today. It provides solutions to

many of the problems faced by the transportation industry on a daily basis, yet actually reduces overall

costs. You will immediately notice the fuel savings produced by the HP2000. In addition, the HP2000 saves

wear and tear on major truck components, cuts down on costly oil changes and increases battery life.

By following the proper installation, service and warranty procedures, your new HP2000 will provide years

of comfort and service.

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S A F E T Y

Tips and safety warnings are listed throughout this manual. These tips and safety

warnings alone cannot eliminate all hazards that can occur. Pay close attention

to instructions and use common knowledge during maintenance procedures to

prevent unnecessary accidents and injuries.

NOTICE:

Hazards or unsafe practices could result in injury or death.

Persistent inhalation of exhaust fumes may cause serious injury and/or death. Anyone suspected

of suffering from carbon monoxide inhalation should be removed from the hazardous area and

given immediate medical attention.

Exercise extreme caution when working near fuel.

Moving parts can cause severe injury and/or death. Before working on any unit, shut it off, and

make sure that the power supply is disconnected.

If the power is not disconnected the unit could automatically start up without warning. This

could cause serious injury.

Never use the APU to provide power for sensitive electrical or medical equipment.

SYS T E M C O M P O N E N T S P O W E R U N I T

P O W E R U N I T

The power unit consists of the diesel engine, A/C

components and electrical controls. This unit is typically

mounted on the

frame rail of the truck. A/C lines, water lines, power and

fuel must all be

routed to the APU in order to provide heating, cooling

and battery

charging.

In the next section we will discuss the proper installation procedure for the power unit. Proper installation

is critical in guaranteeing proper operation of the APU system. Installation will vary slightly depending on

the make and model of the truck used.

E V A P O R A T O R A S S E M B L Y

The evaporator is mounted somewhere inside of your cab and provides hot or

cold air depending on your needs. Typically the evaporator is mounted

underneath the bunk. A/C lines and a power supply will need to be routed

from the evaporator to the APU to supply heating and cooling and evaporator

control.

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A P U C O N T R O L L E R ( N E W A N D P R I O R M O D E L S )

The APU controller is the brain of the APU. It is responsible for triggering the

relays which power and control the APU. The commander features automatic

climate control in which the user sets the temperature and the APU will heat

or cool to maintain it. It will also track and manage the charging cycle for

onboard truck batteries.

Please see the “Controllers” section for more detail and instruction for each

control system. Controller Operation

“APU CO MMAN DER”

The new, touch screen APU Commander* provides all previous APU features plus several new ones.

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Calendar start, storage mode, new error screens, error log, firmware updates, comprehensive fan speeds,

time and date and Telematics support are just a few of the new features.

2 0 1 3 A P U C O M M A N D E R

G E T T I N G S T A R T E D

The APU Commander has three basic functions, Climate Control, Battery Monitor Mode and Storage

Mode. To access these modes, press “Start” and select the desired mode. More details on each mode as

well as other settings can be found in this section.

S T O P , B A C K , M O R E A N D S E T T I N G S B U T T O N S

A button labeled “MORE” and “STOP” will be displayed at all times during APU operation. “SETTINGS”

however, will only be displayed when the APU is in the “OFF” mode.

STOP B UTTON

At any point during APU operation, press the “Stop” button in the bottom

left corner to stop the APU and return to the off screen.

BACK B UTTON

At any point during controller operation, press the “Back” button in the

bottom right corner to return to the previous screen.

MORE BUTTON

Press “MORE” at any time to access Fan Speed, Fan Mode, Calendar Start or APU Status.

By pressing the blower button, the blower fan

settings will rotate through Low, Medium, High,

Always Low, Always Medium and Always High.

“Always” indicates the evaporator fan will run

continuously during climate control mode, similar

to a “fan on” setting in your home thermostat.

Pressing “Calendar Start” will enter the calendar

start setup screens. See the “Calendar Start”

section for complete instructions.

Press “Status” to display APU status details and

access the error log. See the “Status” section for

complete instructions.

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