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General| Brand | Ingersoll-Rand |
|---|---|
| Model | EAC180-300AK |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Defines the different types of safety advisories used throughout the manual.
Highlights hazards from improper wiring and stresses the necessity of proper Personal Protective Equipment.
Discusses the environmental impact of refrigerants and responsible handling practices.
Warning against base penetrations to maintain unit water integrity and prevent leaks.
Explains the manual's content and its importance for proper unit operation and maintenance.
Explains the meaning of each digit within the unit's model number for identification.
Provides specific notes and clarifications related to various model number configurations.
Overviews unit features, economizer actuators, and essential input devices.
Details safety mechanisms like discharge line thermostats and various sensor types.
Describes available thermostat options and outlines unit inspection procedures upon arrival.
Provides guidelines for unit storage and specifies required installation clearances.
Details warnings and first aid measures for handling fiberglass insulation safely.
Illustrates minimum operating and service clearances for single and multiple unit applications.
Presents front, side, and overview diagrams with detailed unit measurements.
Displays dimensional data for the unit's plan view and back foundation configuration.
Details roof curb dimensions and downflow duct connection requirements.
Shows unit clearances for downflow installations and diagrams for economizer/relief configurations.
Displays diagrams related to the installation and configuration of manual dampers.
Details unit weights, corner weights, and center of gravity measurements for rigging.
Emphasizes safety for lifting heavy units and provides step-by-step rigging instructions.
Guidance on foundations, roof support, and ductwork connections for unit installation.
Key installation steps, including electrical safety and general requirements.
Covers main power, electric heat, low voltage wiring, and field wiring guidelines.
Details drain configuration, filter installation, and main power connection safety.
Explains the Through-the-Base Electrical (TBUE) option and provides a wiring diagram.
Covers 24 Vac control wiring, conductor use, and control power transformer details.
Details thermostat wiring diagrams and procedures for checking voltage imbalance.
Explains motor phasing for correct rotation and electrical safety precautions.
Safety for live electrical components and proper crankcase heater operation before startup.
Covers final installation checks and reiterates hazardous voltage warnings.
Covers installation, safety warnings, and compliance for factory-mounted unit disconnects.
Illustrates the recommended path for routing field wiring connections.
Details how to check air flow and adjust belt drive fan settings for optimal performance.
Provides steps for testing electromechanical controls as part of pre-start procedures.
Steps for initiating the economizer and ensuring correct compressor operation.
Details on compressor types, oil requirements, and checking rotation.
Details heating start-up procedures and final operational checks before unit commissioning.
Provides steps and safety precautions for adjusting belt drive fan belts.
Details on measuring belt tension using gauges and referencing deflection ranges.
Covers regular inspections of filters, condensate switches, and seasonal tasks.
Details on cleaning condenser coils, including specific procedures for MCHE coils.
Instructions for recording unit data and a sample maintenance log for future reference.
Safety warnings for troubleshooting and initial identification of common unit failures.
Procedures for resetting cooling/heating lockouts and interpreting ECA error codes.
Information on how to access wiring diagrams and a table listing available diagrams.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions for commercial air conditioner units.
