To Next PageTo Next Page
Need help?Do you have a question about the AAON WHA-060 and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Model Number | WHA-060 |
|---|---|
| Category | Heat Pump |
| Cooling Capacity | 60, 000 BTU/h |
| Heating Capacity | 60, 000 BTU/h |
| Coefficient of Performance (COP) | 3.5 |
| Refrigerant Type | R-410A |
| Sound Level | 68 dBA |
Details features contributing to energy efficiency in the WH Series units.
Highlights features that enhance indoor air quality.
Describes the unit's capabilities for humidity control.
Covers system integration aspects and environmentally friendly attributes.
Clarifies notes and defines caution/warning statements.
Details safety checks required for motor and compressor rotation.
Warns against specific chemical cleaners and outlines safe usage.
Warns about chemical compatibility issues with PVC/CPVC piping.
Excludes corrosion damage in open loop systems from warranty coverage.
Covers safe unit handling and electrical hazards during service.
Ensures proper grounding and safe operation around moving parts.
Safety measures for live electrical components and water freezing hazards.
Precautions related to water pressure and relief valves.
Outlines the importance of reading the manual and using trained technicians.
Emphasizes referring to the unit nameplate for specifications.
Explains the structure of the model number and unit configuration.
Details the codes for unit size and cabinet series.
Defines the codes for voltage and efficiency levels.
Explains the codes for compressor, loop type, and coil type.
Details the codes for heat type, staging, and unit orientation.
Describes the available filter rack and filter options.
Covers dehumidification features and service disconnect options.
Details control sequences and cabinet options.
Explains Waterside Economizer (WSE) and code compliance options.
Covers shipping, cabinet access, and cabinet construction options.
Provides a description of the unit and its certifications.
Warns against using the unit as a construction heater.
Lists codes and ordinances that installation must conform to.
Mentions compliance with refrigerant handling regulations.
Instructions for inspecting units for transit damage.
Procedure for verifying unit model and voltage against nameplate.
Steps for handling repairs and warranty claims for damaged goods.
Guidelines for storing the unit before installation.
Lists the standard components included in DX systems.
Specifies how the unit should be controlled.
Checking the blower assembly and removing shipping blocks.
Considerations for unit placement and connecting ductwork.
Ensuring adequate support and proper mounting.
Details on installing vibration grommets for mounting.
Sizing threaded rods and supporting ductwork independently.
Requirements for service clearances and piping access.
Instructions for installing condensate drain piping with p-traps.
Mounting for floor units and recommendations for drain pans.
Explains the necessity of drain traps to prevent overflow.
Specifies the required dimensions and configuration of drain traps.
Table detailing minimum required clearances for unit operation.
Diagrams illustrating unit orientations and associated clearances.
Instruction to remove the shipping screw on the unit's side.
Instruction to remove the side blower access panel.
Instruction to pull the bottom of the blower panel outwards.
Instruction to grip and lift the blower assembly.
Steps to angle the blower mount and remove the assembly.
How to select or modify the unit's discharge direction.
Safety notes for modifications and specific steps for WH-006.
Specific steps for modifying discharge on A Cabinet models.
Procedure for safely lifting and handling the unit.
Ensuring removal of shipping materials and using a pallet jack.
Warning about the consequences of incorrect lifting practices.
Lists components accessible through the bottom access panel.
Detailed steps for removing the bottom access panel.
Instruction to remove the shipping screw for bottom access removal.
Instruction to open the bottom access panel.
Instruction to disconnect spade connectors from the blower motor.
Instructions to grip, push, and pull the blower assembly.
Steps to pull the motor and separate the blower assembly.
General procedure for accessing the blower motor and fan.
Warning about corrosion in open loop heat exchangers.
Warranty exclusion for chemical corrosion damage in open loop systems.
Identifies common forms of chlorides and their corrosion risk.
Specifies the use of cupronickel heat exchangers for open loop applications.
Explains the potential damage caused by freezing water in heat exchangers.
Excludes damage from water freezing in heat exchangers from warranty.
Details the operating limits for Entering Water Temperatures (EWT).
Provides data on glycol concentration and corresponding freezing points.
Recommendations for insulating water piping to prevent freezing.
Warns about verifying water pressure and installing relief valves.
Highlights the vulnerability of PVC/CPVC piping to certain chemicals.
Table specifying supply and return water connection sizes.
Guidelines for sizing water pumps and system components.
Procedures for flushing the water system and installing strainers.
Importance of water treatment and controlling mineral content.
Ensuring water treatment programs are compatible with unit materials.
Table correlating voltage features to nameplate markings.
Instructions for checking transformer configuration before service.
Critical warning about disconnecting all electrical power before servicing.
Requirements for electrical protection and wiring.
Guidance on Maximum Overcurrent Protection (MOP) requirements.
Requirements for disconnect switches and electrical entry points.
Guidelines for sizing supply conductors and protecting branch circuits.
Caution regarding the effects of voltage imbalance on motors.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting a 30 amp disconnect.
Checks required for motor rotation and amperage during installation.
Guidelines for control wiring and replacing factory wiring.
Warning about potential damage from incorrect scroll compressor rotation.
Connecting field wires to the 30 amp disconnect terminals.
Steps to remove the faceplate and switch terminal block for 60A disconnect.
Connecting field wires to the 60 amp disconnect terminals.
Recommended thermostat placement and minimum control voltage.
Table showing allowable wiring distances based on wire size.
Example calculation for determining wire size based on distance.
Description and illustration of filter access doors.
Warning against operating the unit without filters installed.
Details on side vs. bottom access and handling filter rack clips.
Instructions for locating and using the filter pull.
Guidance on connecting ductwork and duct sizing standards.
Description of the waterside economizer coil and its valve.
Details economizer operating modes and condensate drainage.
Importance of controlling water mineral content and treatment.
Configuration settings for the waterside economizer control.
Covers operating limits and safety warnings for startup.
Essential checks to perform during unit startup.
Description of the direct drive supply fans used in the units.
Methods for adjusting fan air flow using motor speed taps.
Table of motor tap RPMs and notes on speed selection.
Warning regarding the operation of the unit without filters.
Emphasizes the critical nature of refrigerant charge adjustment.
Steps before charging and system stabilization time.
Procedure for measuring liquid sub-cooling.
Procedure for measuring evaporator superheat.
Warning about overcharging and how to correct it.
How to correct undercharging and adjust the TXV.
Table providing R-410A refrigerant temperature and pressure data.
Specifies how unit operations must be controlled.
Describes the functionality of the Pioneer Silver Controller.
Covers controller specifications and details of Terminal Block H2.
Details for Terminal Blocks H5 and H1 on the controller.
Descriptions of quick disconnects and wiring harnesses.
Explanation of alarm and relay status LEDs.
Reference to Dip Switch SW1 for glycol percentage setpoints.
Details the logic for supply fan operation.
Explains the logic governing compressor operation.
Details the logic for reversing valve operation.
Conditions under which a random start delay is initiated.
Operation modes based on building occupancy and night setback.
Procedure for enabling and operating the unit in test mode.
Explanation of LED fault codes indicating alarm conditions.
Table mapping LED flash counts to specific fault codes.
Description of alarms that reset automatically when faults clear.
Details on low and high control voltage alarms and their effects.
Explanation of the leaving water temperature alarm.
Table for setting glycol percentage for freeze protection.
Details the air coil low temperature alarm.
Explains the entering water temperature alarm for economizer protection.
Details the emergency shutdown alarm and its function.
Procedure for clearing lock-out alarms.
Details on auxiliary input and high condensate level alarms.
Details the high discharge pressure alarm.
Explains the low suction pressure alarm.
Describes the expansion board and its connection to the controller.
Covers electrical, input, output, environmental, and dimensional specs.
Details for Terminal Block H4 on the expansion board.
Details for Terminal Block H1 on the expansion board.
Descriptions for Quick Disconnect terminals P1 through P11.
Descriptions for Quick Disconnect terminals P12 through P21.
Settings for fan-speed dehumidification using Dip Switch SW1.
Settings to enable the waterside economizer using Dip Switch SW2.
Selection of economizer temperature setpoints via Dip Switch SW2.
Further details on supply fan operation with ECM motors.
Additional details on compressor operation logic and delays.
Recommended annual checks by a qualified service technician.
Monthly inspections and a warning about improper maintenance.
Checks to perform during DX cooling mode operation.
Importance and procedure for cleaning condensate drain pans.
Cautionary note regarding inspection and cleaning of blower wheels.
Recommended frequency and procedure for cleaning microchannel coils.
Lists AAON-recommended chemicals and procedures for coil cleaning.
Specifies water pressure limits for coil cleaning.
Detailed procedure for cleaning microchannel coils with Simple Green.
Procedure for cleaning microchannel coils using a water flush.
Requirement for AAON approval before using unapproved coil cleaners.
Highlights the importance of regular filter replacement for efficiency.
Recommendation for monthly replacement of filter media.
Guidance on obtaining replacement parts and required information.
Table listing filter quantities, sizes, and types for A cabinets.
Table listing filter quantities, sizes, and types for B & C cabinets.
Table listing filter quantities, sizes, and types for D cabinets.
Table listing filter quantities, sizes, and types for E cabinets.
Table listing filter quantities, sizes, and types for F cabinets.
Table listing filter quantities, sizes, and types for G cabinets.
Details potential scaling issues based on chemical conditions and pH.
Covers corrosion potential related to chemicals and water velocity.
Information on biological growth and erosion potentials.
Notes regarding heat exchanger applications and limitations.
Fields for recording job and unit identification information.
Checklist for contractors to verify installation readiness.
Fields for recording ambient dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures.
Checks for supply fan alignment, rotation, and amperage.
Checks for compressor rotation and pressure readings.
Fields for recording pressure, temperature, sub-cooling, and superheat data.
Checks for water leaks and water flow rates.
Checklist for verifying the water/glycol system.
Explanation of the maintenance log and its entry fields.
Summary of literature updates made in 2017.
Summary of literature updates made in 2018.
Summary of literature updates made in 2019.
Summary of literature updates made in 2020.
