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General| Series | AVPTC**14 |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Cooling Capacity | 1.5 - 5 Tons |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Motor Type | ECM |
| Dimensions | Varies by model, consult product literature |
| Weight | Varies by model, consult product literature |
Inspect unit for all required components; report missing items to Goodman or distributor.
Ensure all steps are understood, gather tools and supplies before installation.
System must be manufacturer approved and AHRI listed; unmatched systems void warranty.
Minimize tubing length, allow for coil removal for service.
Maintain minimum service clearance; elevate unit if in wet areas.
Secondary drain pan required if above living space; route to visible location.
No field modifications mandatory; remove drip shield for efficiency.
No field modifications; primary drain at bottom right, secondary at bottom left.
Downflow kit (DFK) required for downflow; prevents coil pan sweating.
Follow condenser/heat pump specifications for correct tubing size.
Ensure cut ends are round, burr-free, and clean to prevent leaks.
TXV models come with factory-installed TXV with bulb on vapor tube.
Connect return ductwork to the air handler bottom in upflow configuration.
Install cover plate over electric heat opening if no kit is installed.
Unit designed for single-phase; verify supply voltage agrees with nameplate.
Use copper conductors, check MCA on rating plate, ensure 2% voltage drop.
Install NEC/CEC approved overcurrent device; size larger than MCA but not exceeding MOP.
Use copper conductors, utilize knockouts, ensure proper strain relief.
Connect 24V control voltage to thermostat and condenser; use 18AWG or 16AWG wire.
Rotate motor in downflow position with female connections facing down to prevent water collection.
Discharge static electricity before touching unit components to prevent damage.
Chart for unit operational problems; 7-segment LED provides fault codes.
System uses digital communication for interaction between indoor, outdoor units, and thermostat.
Airflow demand managed differently in communicating systems; thermostat or outdoor unit may calculate demand.
Access diagnostics menu for last six faults; clear fault history after maintenance.
Troubleshoot network issues using LEDs and learn button; check wiring and settings.
Refer to outdoor unit manual and troubleshooting chart for error codes and causes.
Displays configuration settings like heat size, motor HP, and delays.
Displays fault codes, allows clearing fault history.
Displays model number, serial number, and software version.
Allows adjustment of heat airflow trim and auxiliary alarm settings.
Displays current operating mode and airflow.
Lists abnormal operation symptoms, error codes, and possible causes.
Check and clean/replace air filter monthly for efficiency and to prevent damage.
Compressor motor is sealed and requires no additional oiling.
Indoor and outdoor fan motors are permanently lubricated and require no oiling.
Check thermostat, wait 15 minutes, check breakers/fuses, and obstructions.
