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General| Type | Packaged Gas/Electric |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | Up to 16 SEER |
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Compressor | Scroll |
| Stages | Single-Stage |
| Voltage | 208/230 V |
| Warranty | 10 Years Limited Parts Warranty |
| Phase | 1-Phase |
| Sound Level (Outdoor Unit) | 72 dB |
Instructions for installers to familiarize themselves with the unit and safety.
Essential safety warnings for installation and operation.
Specific duties and adherence required of the installing technician.
Guidance for the unit owner regarding warranty and reference.
Warnings about fire, explosion, high voltage, and gas leaks.
Detailed precautions to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning during operation.
General warnings for proper installation, repair, operation, and maintenance.
Steps to inspect and report damage incurred during shipping.
Criteria for unit placement, clearances, and environmental factors.
Specific requirements for ground and rooftop installations.
Safety guidelines for rigging and moving the unit.
Information on gas type, conversion kits, and pressure requirements.
Proper practices for connecting natural gas supply lines.
Procedures for leak testing and purging gas lines.
Essential safety measures, warnings, and detection for propane gas.
Guidelines for sizing and installing propane gas piping and tanks.
Instructions for line voltage and low voltage wiring.
Recommended thermostat placement and connection details.
Modifying airflow and requirements for duct systems.
Guidelines for choosing filters and installing the vent system.
Proper connection of the condensate drain line.
Step-by-step descriptions of heating and cooling cycles.
Steps for initiating the heating system safely.
Checking rollout protection and limit controls.
Verifying gas supply, manifold pressure, and overall readiness.
Procedures for measuring and adjusting gas inlet pressure.
Procedures for measuring and adjusting manifold gas pressure.
Verifying gas input rate and burner flame characteristics.
Measuring temperature rise and external static pressure.
Adjusting blower speeds for optimal airflow and temperature rise.
Testing safety limits and performing unit shutdown.
Steps for initiating cooling and ensuring proper refrigerant charge.
Procedures for checking and adjusting refrigerant superheat.
Procedures for checking refrigerant subcooling.
Guidance for cooling operation at low ambient temperatures.
Identifying and resolving ignition control failures and lockouts.
Diagnosing issues with pressure switches and limit controls.
Troubleshooting gas valve operation and flame detection faults.
Addressing low flame signals and compressor protection faults.
Diagnosing high pressure and loss of charge switch operations.
Procedures for filter, cabinet finish, and coil maintenance.
Steps for inspecting and cleaning the unit's flue passages.
How to visually inspect the burner flame for proper operation.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the burner assembly.
Details on purchasing and installing sheet metal accessories.
A catalog of the unit's key functional components.
Guidance on providing unit information for part orders.
Reference chart for interpreting ignition control error codes via LED signals.
Visual representations of operational timing for heating and cooling cycles.
Table detailing the physical dimensions for each unit model.
Table listing the supply and return duct opening dimensions by model.
The comprehensive electrical schematic for the unit.
Explanation of wire colors, symbols, and component abbreviations.
Required clearances around the unit for safety and service access.
Table specifying appropriate filter sizes for different unit capacities.
Detailed tables of blower performance (CFM, Watts, Rise) for each unit model.
Recommended tasks for system upkeep by homeowners and servicers.
Preliminary troubleshooting steps before contacting a service technician.
A checklist of tasks to complete before initial unit operation.
Fields for recording electrical, static pressure, and gas pressure data.
Fields for recording temperature, superheat, and subcooling data.
