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General| Category | Air Conditioner |
|---|---|
| Model | AIRES CRS17AS |
| Cooling Capacity | 5.0 kW |
| Outdoor Unit Noise Level | 52 dB(A) |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
Covers dangers of live electrical supply and residual voltage in capacitors. Emphasizes LOTO procedures.
Ensures fans are isolated before servicing. Warns of pinch points, sharp edges, and requires PPE.
Emphasizes responsible refrigerant recovery, recycling, and containment according to regulations.
Consult MSDS for proper handling, safety, storage, and disposal of refrigerants. Use approved vessels.
Use refrigerant reclaiming equipment for minimal emissions. Evacuate system to 500 microns.
Covers piping and brazing techniques, including nitrogen purging and CAUTION notes for R-32 refrigerant.
Provides examples and formulas for calculating total equivalent field pipe length and vertical height.
Details pressure testing requirements, including staged pressurization and duration for system integrity checks.
Outlines the multi-stage evacuation process using dry nitrogen to achieve a vacuum below 500 microns.
Covers hazards of live supply, static devices, and emphasizes qualified technicians and LOTO procedures.
Directs users to wiring diagrams inside the electrical access panel for all connections.
Lists recommended circuit breaker sizes in Amps for various outdoor/indoor model numbers.
Illustrates the recommended wiring setup for indoor/outdoor units with optional controllers and sensors.
Presents an alternative wiring setup for connecting multiple LR7-1 wall controllers and sensors.
Lists factory refrigerant charge amounts (grams) for different ActronAir outdoor unit models.
Explains how to adjust refrigerant charge using subcooling and superheat measurements for optimal performance.
Instructions on recording the final R-32 refrigerant charge accurately for future servicing and maintenance.
Provides a checklist for routine annual maintenance tasks for electrical and outdoor unit components.
