CUSTOMER SERVICES MANUAL

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Blood Bank Refrigerator

Model BL-176 from factory ID no. 170 04 10100

Technical data:
Cooler: VKS 2103 KS Voltage: 220-240 V 50/60 Hz
Cooling capacity: 115 W at TM 0°C Total current consumption: 1.00 A
Danfoss compressor: TL 5 G Current consumption cross-flow fan: 0.15 A
Refrigerant: R 134 a, 80 g
(for exact filling quantity see details on the cooler)

Battery for the mains-independent acoustic warning system: 6 V 4Ah

General technical description of the refrigerator:

The refrigerator has an electronic control unit and an electronic monitoring unit. Both are on the same PCB and work independently from one
another.
The refrigerator has recirculated air cooling, independent defrosting, condensation evaporation, delayed interior temperature display, optical and
acoustic warning system.
Defrosting is carried out independently each time the compressor stops running. The resulting water drips initially into the melt water tray the
interior and then runs through a hose into the evaporation tray.

The refrigerator’s interior temperature is maintained at +4°C (+/-1°K) by electronic temperature control. Temperature warning limits: upper +6°C,
lower +2°C.

Circulated air in the interior is produced by crossflow blower located behind top section of the air guide panel. This blower is wired for
continuous operation. It is switched off by the door contact switch when the door is opened.

Key switch 1

1
P 0 When the key switch is in position 0 the buttons have no function. As long as the appliance remains connected to the mains
supply, the word OFF will appear in the display.

1
P 0 When the key switch is in position 1 all the buttons are active. Reference value and warning thresholds can be displayed but
not changed. The MIN and MAX values can be displayed and reset.

1
P 0 With the key switch in position P, reference value and warning thresholds can be displayed and changed using buttons 3
and/or 8. In addition, the parameter lists can be requested by pressing the buttons 3 and 8 at the same time (for at least 4
seconds).

NOTE: The appliance must be operated in position 1. We recommend removing the key to prevent the appliance being switched off by mistake.

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

After being switched on the temperature alarm is not set until the reference value has been reached or after 2 hours.
This gives the cooling system the opportunity to reach the working temperature range without the alarm being triggered.
If the temperature falls below or rises above the respective set temperature thresholds, an acoustic signal is sounded in the operating unit, the
remote warning contact is triggered and the current temperature flashes alternately with the fault message in the display 4 (see fault and status
messages).
The alarm can be switched off using the button 5. If the alarm status is still not eliminated after this, the alarm will sound every 30 minutes. If in
the case of an alarm state the alarm sound is not switched off and the alarm state is automatically eliminated, the alarm sound goes off but the
display continues flashing to show that an alarm state has been triggered. The flashing can be switched off by pressing button 5.
There are 2 buzzers on the control board which are activated in the event of communication problems between operating unit A1 and control
and monitoring unit A2. This alarm can only be switched off for 24 hours by being separated from the mains (remove the plug). If the fault is not
eliminated within this time, the internal buzzer is switched on again. The same applies for fault messages F90-F93 (see fault and status
messages).
Delayed temperature display according to the sample bottle
The temperature display in the alarm circuit is showed subdued according to a sample bottle. Adaptation to the size of the sample bottle can be
made using the parameter A12. A setting of 100 corresponds to a full sample bottle à 250 ml. A setting of approx. 50 corresponds to a half-size
sample bottle and a setting of 1 corresponds to a quarter-size sample bottle. There is no linear connection in the selection of the numerical
values.
Min/max memory
The min/max memory stores the highest and lowest temperature values displayed. The min memory can be deleted by simultaneously pressing
buttons 8 and 5, the max memory correspondingly by pressing buttons 3 and 5. The display indicates 4 dashes ("----") to confirm deletion.
When switched on, the system is given the opportunity to reach the reference value C1. The min/max recording only begins once the reference
value has been reached or after 2 hours.

Safety measures
Temperature is controlled by the monitoring unit, as long as the temperature is outside of the warning limits. In case of high temperatures, the
relay K8 switches on the compressor. In case of low temperatures, the relay K7 interrupts the compressor circuit.
Fault message and buzzer
If an alarm is recognised, it is displayed after the setting in A15 and/or the buzzer switches on. The buzzer sounds intermittently, i.e. it is
switched on and off alternately. Which message appears on the display is listed in the fault and status message table. The fault message itself
is displayed alternating with the current temperature. If more than one fault has occurred, they will be displayed alternately, whereby the current
temperature always appears between, in other words, for example: E0 – Temperature - E1 – Temperature – E0 – Temperature– E1 –
Temperature – E0 – etc.
Independently of this, the alarm is signalised via alarm relay K9 and the LED lights up in the operating unit. If a temperature alarm has to be
confirmed after A14, the alarm remains in the display, even when the temperature has reached the valid range again. In this case, the LED and
the alarm relay K9 are switched off since the alarm is no longer present, but the buzzer and/or display have to be confirmed.
Comparing actual values/display values
An actual value comparison of the control unit must always be carried out if the interior temperature measured does not correspond to the
temperature shown in the display or the reference value setting. This must also be carried out when the control board or the sensors F1 or F3
are replaced. The interior temperature should be measured in the centre of the interior if possible to achieve the greatest possible precision.

Select the parameter list PA0 as follows:

Turn the key switch to position P.
Press buttons 3 and 8 for 4 seconds until PAO appears in the display.
Press button 12, d1 appears in the display.
Use button 3 to select: H5 = Control sensor (F1)
H6 = Display.

Example: parameter H5, control sensor.

If the interior temperature is too warm, adjust to the plus range under H5. If the interior temperature is too cold, adjust to the minus range under
H5.
Example: parameter H6, display.
If the temperature displayed is too warm, adjust to the minus range under H6. If the temperature displayed is too cold, adjust to the plus range
under H6.
A1 Replacing the display unit
The display unit is on the instrument panel beneath the door. Screw the panel off. Then remove the plug connecting A2 (control unit) to A1,
loosen the 2 screws of the display attachment and remove the display unit from the instrument panel (pull out).
A2 Replacing the control and monitoring unit
The control and monitoring unit is behind the instrument panel, protected and covered with a white cap. Remove the connecting plug to A1
(display unit). The board is held on the terminal board by 6 screws. Once the screws have been removed and the plugs pulled out, the control
and monitoring unit can be replaced.
Sensor positions:
Sensor F1, green wire, cooler sensor for temperature control. It is placed behind the upper air guide panel at the right part of the cooler’s rear
panel.
Sensor F3, black wire, cooler sensor for the monitoring unit and readout. It is mounted in the right side panel of the cooler.
Replacing the battery
The battery pack is monitored by the electronics and ACC appears in the display if this is faulty or not providing enough power. The battery pack
is in the machine room at the rear. It is fastened to the terminal board by the battery bracket. To change the battery pack, remove the hoop from
the battery bracket and pull the red and blue cables off. Install the replacement battery in reverse order.
NOTE: Make sure you have the right polarity red + and blue -

Replacing the door handle: Unscrew the two screws above and below of shell handle and then remove towards the shell handle.
Replacing the cylinder lock: From the inside of the door, unscrew the countersunk screw in the bolt. Pull out the bolt, round cover and
insulating tube. Loosen the fastening nut (22 mm socket wrench) and pull the lock out towards the front. Install replacement lock in reverse
order.

Replacing the door seal: The door does not have to be screwed off for the seal to be replaced. Pull the door seal out of the all-round groove.
Force the replacement seal into the grove by hitting it gently with the ball of your thumb or a wooden hammer. Make sure the seal is inserted
into the groove flush to the cover lip.
Replacing the cross-flow fan: Screw the upper angled part of the air baffle off and the attachment plate with the cross-flow fan off the rear of
the interior space and take it out. The cross-flow fan can be screwed off the attachment plate and replaced.
 Circuit diagram 224-050

M1 = Compressor motor X1 = Connection for remote warning contact

blau = blue A1 = Operating and display unit M2 = Liquefier fan
schwarz = black A2 = Control and monitoring board X2 = Connection for sensor, door contact and interface
M3 = Recirculated air fan X3 = Connection for mains, compressor,…
grau = grey K1 = Compressor relay (hybrid) C1 = Start-up capacitor
weiß = white K2 = Relay defrosting X4 = Connection for door heating, light, …
F1 = Temperature sensor cold store X6 = Connection for battery pack
grün = green K3 = Recirculated air fan relay F3= Temperature sensor warning
gelb = yellow K4 = Relay standby X10 = Remote warning contact
electronics and display X11 = RS 485
braun = brown K5 = Relay lightning S1 = Door contact switch
grün-gelb = green-yellow K6 = Relay for drip-pan heating X12 = RS 485
G1 = Battery pack X13 = Mains plug
K7 = Low temperature protection relay
K8 = High temperature protection relay X14 = Cold store terminal
K9 = Remote warning relay
K10 = Start-up relay
 SPARE PARTS LIST

Cooler Refrigerator door

114314 Cooler VKS 2103KS 219008 Door complete, right/left, 729 x 680 mm
168430 Start-up relay 117 U 6000 224015 Door complete, right/left, 729 x 680 mm, self-closing
094890 Start-up capacitor 60 my F up from no. 1700420100
111243 Condensation evaporation dish 219113 Magnetic door seal frame, 687 x 632 mm
225413 Air baffle for liquefier 253116 Door handle
131040 Fan motor 270141 Plastic bushing for hinge pin
202040 Fan blade Ø 172 mm 270124 Cylinder lock, 81 mm, with 2 keys
270125 Key, 1001
Control 253124 Plastic bushing for hinge pin (white), up from
225161 Control and monitoring unit no. 1700420100
226164 Display unit BL 114419 Bearing sleeve, up from no. 1700420100
202067 Battery pack 6V 4Ah 111418 Plastic door bearing sleeve (black) up from
202062 Temperature sensor F1, 2 m, green no. 1700420100
202060 Temperature sensor F3, 2 m, black
202073 2-pin terminal for interface (plug + base) Interior
202074 3-pin terminal for remote warning contact (plug + base) 219006 Drawer 517 x 350 x 100 mm
114407 Key for key switch 219134 Wire grid 480 x 315 mm for drawer
225603 Battery pack holder with bracket 226617 219135 Telescopic runners - 425 mm long
224607 Terminal board 219138 Wire grid with length divider
225227 Terminal board cover 270127 Crossflow blower for recirculated air
202056 Battery pack loader for power failure alarm 218414 Fixture sheet metal for blower
219416 Sheet metal for blower
Housing 252163 Door contact switch
216117 Drip-pan 530 x 38 x 18 mm
224406 Machine room panel white
270429 Locking plate
222160 Instrument panel
224415 Air guide panel above and below
219197 Hinge pin above
270116 Hinge below with pin
226112 Refrigerator base
253123 Hinge above with square up from no. 1700420100
224165 Hinge below with square up from no. 1700420100

Spare parts can be purchased from:

P.O. Box 18 40 77608 OFFENBURG/Germany
 0781/9227-0 Fax: 0781/9227-200
e-mail: [email protected]
44178/01.06 www.kirsch-offenburg.de

Replacing the door switch: The switch is forced into an indentation on the front of the cover and held in place by means of 2 clamping springs.
Push back the clamping springs using a screwdriver and pull on the pin to remove the switch.
Cooler: Together with the evaporator this forms a ready-to-insert unit which can be replaced without having to interrupt the refrigerant circuit.
The evaporator is pushed through a slot in the rear wall. If the refrigerant circuit is interrupted by non-authorised customer services points, this
renders any warranty invalid.

Converting from right to left opening door and vice versa: - up from ID no. 1700420100
The door closes automatically by means of a spring tensioner mounted in the door once it reaches a 45° angle. This spring tensioner is located
at the top of the door in case of hinges mounted on the right side. When converting the door, the door must be turned with the hinges 180° (top
hinge is at the bottom and bottom hinge is at the top).

When switching the hinges from right to left side, make sure that the spring tensioner in the door was opened 90° beforehand. First unscrew
the compressor cover and place to the back. Open the door 90° afterwards, unscrew the top hinge, tip the door together with the hinge forward
until the hinge is out of the opening. Remove the door by lifting it off the bottom hinge pin.
Screw on the bottom hinge (which used to be at the top). Insert the hinge in the door. Place the door, opened at a 90° angle, in the bottom hinge
and guide the top hinge in the opening of the frame. Screw on the top hinge and closed the door. Now the door can be adjusted.

When switching the hinges from left to right side, the door may also be mounted with a released spring tensioner. To do so, unscrew the
compressor cover first and place to the back. Screw on the bottom hinge first with the round pin. Place the door on the bottom hinge and then
close the door. Tip the door forward a little bit and place the hinge with the square in the door. Pretension the hinge manually and push into the
frame opening and screw down. Adjust the door.

Fault and status messages (extract from the operating manual)

Fault messages are displayed alternating with the current temperature. If several faults have occurred, these are displayed in succession.

Display Cause Effect Measure

OFF Key switch in position 0 Appliance connected to the mains supply, Switch the appliance on, turn key switch to
regulator on stand-by position 1
Diode 11 On: collective alarm
Hi Temperature above warning High temperature alarm (poss. too many Observe whether the state returns to normal
threshold A1 articles to be cooled added at once or quickly, if not there is a technical problem
door left open too long)
Lo Temperature below warning Low temperature alarm, safety device is Observe whether the state returns to normal
threshold A2 triggered, monitoring circuit has switched quickly, if not there is a technical problem
off the refrigerator (can occur if the door
has been open for somewhat longer and
the appliance has to be cooled down
considerably.
E1 Fault cold store sensor, Cold regulator works in emergency Check the sensor
break or short-circuit program mode
E2 Fault evaporator sensor, Cold regulator works normally, defrosting Check the sensor
break or short-circuit time is limited
E3 Fault monitoring sensor 1, Cold regulator continues to work, Check the sensor
break or short-circuit monitoring circuit has no temperature
control
E5 Door open for longer than 90 Interior warms up Close the door
seconds
Acc Battery pack faulty Replace battery pack or check connection

EP0 Fault during self-test by cooling monitoring circuit takes over temperature
regulator control
EP1 Loss of data in parameter memory Cooling regulator switches off, Check parameters
monitoring circuit takes over temperature
control
EP2 Fault during self-test by operating Cooling regulator and monitoring circuit
panel are working, buzzer and alarm relay in
the monitoring circuit are on
EP3 Loss of data in the parameter Cooling regulator switches off, Check parameters
memory of the operating panel monitoring circuit takes over temperature
control
EP4 Fault during self-test in the Cooling regulator is active
monitoring circuit Monitoring circuit triggers alarm but does
not intervene in temperature regulation
EP5 Loss of data in the parameter Cooling regulator is active Check parameters
memory of the monitoring circuit Monitoring circuit triggers alarm but does
not intervene in temperature regulation

EP6 Loss of data in data store Cooling regulator is active

Monitoring circuit triggers alarm, no data
recorded
F90 – F93 Hardware conflict Check the cable connecting the operating
panel and the control board, otherwise
replace the control unit
PF Power failure No cooling, alarm triggered, remote Check power supply
warning contact triggered

With optional features:

rtc Time not correct Wrong time for data output Set the clock (see parameter list)
 Parameter description
The following values can change the appliance characteristics.
For this reason, any adjustments must be made with the greatest care.

Parameter list PA0

Access: Key switch 1 to position P, press buttons 3 and 8 simultaneously for 4 seconds, then press button 12 briefly. Now
button 3 or 8 can be used to scroll through the parameter list.
The value of the parameter selected is displayed when button 12 is pressed. It can be adjusted by pressing button 3 or button 8
in addition. The new value is stored immediately when button 12 is released.
The value is automatically reset to the original value if no key is pressed for 45 seconds or by simultaneously pressing buttons 3
and 8 for approx. 4 seconds.
Parameter Functional description Setting range BL-176
d1 Defrosting interval 0: no automatic defrosting
1 ... 99 hours 0 hours
d3 Stop at defrosting temperature 0 ... 30.0 °C 6.0°C
H1 Actual value cold store sensor F1 - -
H2 Actual value evaporator sensor F2, if available - -
H3 Actual value monitoring sensor F3, undelayed - -
H4 Actual value monitoring sensor F4, undelayed, if - -
available
H5 Correction / comparison of cold store sensor (the -99 ... 99.0 K 0.0 K
evaporator sensor is compared with the same
value)
H6 Correction/comparison of monitoring sensor -99 ... 99.0 K 0.0 K
H15 Actual value of battery voltage (with optional - -
battery pack)
r2 Current time 0:00 ... 23:59 -
r3 Current date 1.01. ... 31.12. -
r4 Year 2000 ...2099 -
H0 Service display 0: delayed display sensor F3 0
1 – 4*
If a clock module is not installed, the display will show 1.1.2001 0:00 and cannot be changed.
*The parameter H0 offers the possibility of displaying the value for a certain sensor for 5 minutes. Then the display returns
automatically to normal again. Enter a 1 for sensor F1, a 2 for sensor F2 and a 3 for sensor F3.

Parameter list PA1 (operating/display unit)

Access: Set key switch 1 to position P, press buttons 3 and 8 simultaneously for 4 seconds, select PA1 using button 3, keep
button 12 pressed and set -7 (minus 7). Now button 3 or 8 can be used to scroll through the parameter list.
The value of the parameter selected is displayed when button 12 is pressed. It can be adjusted by pressing button 3 or button 8
in addition. The new value is stored immediately when button 12 is released.
The value is automatically reset to the original value if no key is pressed for 45 seconds or by simultaneously pressing buttons 3
and 8 for approx. 4 seconds.
Parameter Functional description Setting range BL-176
b2 Standby display 1: OFF 1
2: AUS
3: right DP
b12 Display mode 0: whole number
1: rounded to 0.5 0
2: 0,1
b13 Temperature scale 0: °F
1: °C 1
b51 Functional button 2 (press button briefly) 0: No function
1: Light
2: Humidity 0
3: Superfrost
4: Defrost
5: Humidity, key switch "P"
6: Superfrost, key switch "P"
7: Defrost, key switch "P"
b52 Press functional button 7 briefly see b51 0
b61 Press functional button 2 for approx. 4 sec see b51 0
b62 Press functional button 7 for approx. 4 sec see b51 0
Parameter list PA2 (cold regulator)

Access: Set key switch 1 to position P, press buttons 3 and 8 simultaneously for 4 seconds, select PA2 using button 3, keep
button 12 pressed and set -7 (minus 7). Now button 3 or 8 can be used to scroll through the parameter list.
The value of the parameter selected is displayed when button 12 is pressed. It can be adjusted by pressing button 3 or button 8
in addition. The new value is stored immediately when button 12 is released.
The value is automatically reset to the original value if no key is pressed for 45 seconds or by simultaneously pressing buttons 3
and 8 for approx. 4 seconds.

Parameter Functional description Setting range BL-176

C1 Reference value upon delivery C7 ... C6 4.0 °C
C3 Switching sense 0: Heating contact
1: Cooling contact 1
C4 Hysteresis 0,1 ... 15.0 K 1.5 K
C5 Hysteresis mode 0: symmetrical
1: one-sided 1
C6 Upper reference value limit C7 ... 999 °C 5.0 °C
C7 Lower reference value limit -99 °C … C6 3.0 °C
C8 Start-up protection after compressor start 0 ... 240 min. 0 min.
C9 Start-up protection after compressor stop 0 ... 240 min. 3 min.
C10 Start-up protection for compressor after mains 0 ... 240 min. 0 min.
supply switch-on
C13 Switch-on period in the event of a sensor fault 0 ... 100 % 20 %
(emergency operation)
C14 Cycle time in the event of a sensor fault 5 ... 60 min. 10 min.
(emergency operation)
C15 Automatic defrost function 0: none
Superfrost 1: time-controlled 0
C16 Time limit for superfrost function 4 ... 36 hours 12 hours
F15 Fan mode cooling operation 1: Permanently on
2: As 1, with drip interruption 1
3: With compressor on
4: Temperature controlled
F16 Fan control cooling operation 1: Evaporator sensor only
2: Difference cold store - evaporator 2
F17 Fan mode defrosting 0: off 1
1: on
F18 Delay after compressor on 0 ... 240 min. 0 min.
F19 Delay after defrosting 0 ... 240 min. 0 min.
F20 Dripping interruption time (for F15=2) 0 ... 240 min. 5 min.
F21 Control offset (for F15=4) 0 ... 15.0 K 0K
F22 Hysteresis (for F15=4) 0,1 ... 15.0 K 0.5 K
d1 Defrosting interval 0: no automatic defrosting
1 ... 99 hours 0 hours
d2 Type of defrosting 0: No defrosting
1: Only compressor off
2: Electric 0
3: Hot gas
d3 Stop at defrosting temperature 0 ... 30.0 °C 6.0 °C
d4 Defrosting time limit 1 ... 99 min. 10 min.
d7 Temperature difference for previous 0 ... -15 °C 0 °C
cool-down
d8 Maximum cooling time for previous 0 ... 180 min. 0 min.
cool-down
d9 Dripping time 0 ... 15 min. 0 min.
d10 Stop time drip dish heating 0 ... 60 min. 0 min.
Parameter list PA3 (monitoring circuit)

Access: Set key switch 1 to position P, press buttons 3 and 8 simultaneously for 4 seconds, select PA3 using button 3, keep button 12 pressed
and set -7 (minus 7). Now button 3 or 8 can be used to scroll through the parameter list. The value of the parameter selected is displayed when
button 12 is pressed. It can be adjusted by pressing button 3 or button 8 in addition. The new value is stored immediately when button 12 is
released. The value is automatically reset to the original value if no key is pressed for 45 seconds or by simultaneously pressing buttons 3 and 8
for approx. 4 seconds.

Parameter Functional description Setting range BL-176

A1 Upper warning limit A2/A7 ... A6 6.0 K
A2 Lower warning limit A7 ... A1/A6 2.0 K
A4 Hysteresis 0,1 ... 15.0 K 0.1 K
A5 Hysteresis mode 1: one-sided, absolute / 2: one-sided,
relative 1
A6 Upper setting limit for warning thresholds A7 ... 999 °C 10.0 °C
A7 Lower setting limit for warning thresholds -99 °C … A6 0.0 °C
A8 Alarm suppression time after temperature alarm 0 ... 240 min. 0 min.
A9 Alarm suppression time after defrosting 0 ... 240 min. 0 min.
A10 Alarm suppression time after switch-on at the mains 0 ... 240 min. 120 min.
A11 Assignment analogue input 0: Sensor F3 / 1: Coupling F3/F4 0
A12 Display delay, 0 = direct, 0..100 100
100 = full sample bottle, non-linear
A13 Alarm suppression time for door open 0: No alarm / 1 … 300 sec. 90 sec.
A14 Behaviour after independent stopping of temperature 0: Without buzzer, automatic deletion 2
alarm 1: With buzzer, automatic deletion
2: Without buzzer, with acknowledgement
3: With buzzer, with acknowledgement
A15 Function buzzer and/or display in the operating unit in 1: Display flashes 6
the event of an alarm 2: Buzzer only active
(for temperature alarm see A14) 3: Display flashes and buzzer active
4: as 2., can be acknowledged
5: as 3., buzzer can be acknowledged
6: as 5., returns automatically after A16
A16 Returning buzzer after acknowledgement 15 ... 1440 min. 30 min.
A17 In the event of an operating fault, alarm repetition, 1 ... 48 hours 24 hours
internal buzzer after reset through mains off
P23 Memory time interval, (optional data memory) 10 ... 900 sec. 120 sec.
P25 Active data record 1 ... 14 4
L0 ST-bus: own address 1 ... 250 6

Parameter list PA5 (clock)

Access: Set key switch 1 to position P, press buttons 3 and 8 simultaneously for 4 seconds, select PA5 using button 3, keep button 12 pressed
and set -7 (minus 7). Now button 3 or 8 can be used to scroll through the parameter list. The value of the parameter selected is displayed when
button 12 is pressed. It can be adjusted by pressing button 3 or button 8 in addition. The new value is stored immediately when button 12 is
released. The value is automatically reset to the original value if no key is pressed for 45 seconds or by simultaneously pressing buttons 3 and 8
for approx. 4 seconds.

Parameter Functional description Setting range BL-176

r1 Type -1: Automatic setting -1
0: Switched off
1: Available
r2 Time (European format) 0:00 ... 23:59 0:00
r3 Date (European format) 1.1. ... 31.12 1.1.
r4 Year 2000 ... 2000
r11 1st switching function 0: Without function / 1: Start defrosting 0
r12 Switching day/days for r11 0: Mon - Sun (every day) 0
1: Mon - Fri (weekdays)
2: Sat - Sun (weekends)
3: Mon
4: Tues, etc.
r13 Switching time for r11 0:00 ... 23:59 0:00
r21 2nd switching function see r11 0
r22 Switching day/days for r21 see r12 0
r23 Switching time for r21 see r13 0:00
r31 3rd switching function see r11 0
r32 Switching day/days for r31 see r12 0
r33 Switching time for r31 see r13 0:00
r41 4th switching function see r11 0
r42 Switching day/days for r41 see r12 0
r43 Switching time for r41 see r13 0:00
r51 5th switching function see r11 0
r52 Switching day/days for r51 see r12 0
r53 Switching time for r51 see r13 0:00