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General| Brand | ClimateMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | Genesis Series |
| Category | Heat Pump |
| Language | English |
Checking shipment and unit for damage and shortages.
Guidelines for storing units in their shipping cartons.
Protecting units from damage and contamination on job site.
Steps for preparing units before installation.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate indoor installation site.
Guidelines for installing water supply and return piping.
Guidelines for load plumbing applications, considering local codes.
Setting cutout for low water temperature conditions on CXM/DXM control.
Sizing and selection of expansion tanks and pumps for system operation.
Placement and type of water control valves to prevent mineral precipitation.
Methods for regulating water flow through the unit using valves or orifices.
Setting the low temperature cutout for freeze protection of the unit.
Guidelines for earth loop piping installation using polyethylene.
Procedure for flushing the earth loop system to remove debris.
Use and concentration of antifreeze for freeze protection in loop systems.
General guidelines for line voltage wiring according to codes.
Connecting the incoming line voltage wires to the unit's contactor.
Wiring thermostats to the CXM/DXM control board.
Field selection of source fluid low temperature cutout points.
Connecting accessory devices using the 'A' terminal.
Wiring slow closing water control valves for water conservation.
Environmental and voltage limits for unit operation to ensure performance.
Initial start-up conditions for GSW units, including water and ambient temps.
Checks for unit components and wiring before powering up.
Verification of system controls and water parameters for proper operation.
Maintenance procedures for water coils in various water loop applications.
Annual amperage checks for compressor health and draw.
Cleaning and preventing corrosion of the unit cabinet.
Maintaining sealed circuit integrity and checking operation for the refrigerant system.
