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| Brand | Johnson Controls |
|---|---|
| Model | York 20 Series |
| Category | Heating System |
| Language | English |
General safety alerts and warnings regarding potential hazards.
Unit inspection upon receipt and procedures for checking transit damage.
Information on obtaining authorized replacement parts for the unit.
Details on CSA certification and approved installation configurations.
Explanation of the Johnson Controls J15/20XP model number nomenclature.
Key safety precautions and requirements for unit installation.
Regulatory and installation constraints for the units, including codes.
Required space around the unit for proper operation and service access.
Safe procedures for moving, lifting, and handling the unit.
Installation and adjustment procedures for the fixed outdoor air intake damper.
Requirements for plumbing the unit's condensate drain line.
Information on filter types, installation, and maintenance requirements.
Guidelines and requirements for electrical wiring of the unit.
Guidelines for installing and connecting a space sensor for temperature monitoring.
Details on factory-installed electric heater options and their installation.
Installation of rain hoods for economizer and motorized damper components.
Installation of rain hoods for power exhaust and barometric relief dampers.
Description of economizer operational modes and control logic.
Configuration parameters for power exhaust operation.
Available inputs for controlling power exhaust functionality.
Available outputs for controlling power exhaust functionality.
Details on how the power exhaust system functions and interacts with the economizer.
Setting the power exhaust damper based on building pressure requirements.
Functionality of the IAQ sensor and its effect on airflow control.
Procedure for adjusting the economizer actuator's auxiliary switch.
Checking and correcting the supply air blower rotation direction.
Procedure for adjusting the blower belt tension for optimal performance.
Adjusting performance data for altitude and temperature conditions.
Sample data for selecting blower speed and drive based on performance.
Graph for determining airflow from dry coil pressure drop.
Values for static pressure drop due to electric heat and economizer.
Step-by-step process for the unit's cooling mode operation.
Step-by-step process for the unit's heating mode operation.
How to operate the supply air blower continuously.
How the blower operates with the thermostat in AUTO mode.
Conditions triggering unit shutdowns or alarms during cooling.
Operation sequence when electric heat is enabled.
Operation sequence when electric heat is not enabled.
How the high-temperature limit affects unit operation.
UCB monitoring of electric heat temperature limits and safety switches.
Description and settings for the electric heat temperature limit switches.
Procedure to reset heating operation after a limit trip.
Setting the anticipator for proper heat cycle control and temperature swing.
Steps to perform before turning on power for cooling startup.
Steps to follow after unit power-up during startup.
Checks to perform after the unit has been running.
Procedure for safely turning off the unit.
Graphical data for charging the 15-ton unit in cooling mode.
Graphical data for charging the 20-ton unit in cooling mode.
Routine checks and cleaning for filters, motors, and blower drive.
Inspection and lubrication of blower shaft bearings.
Cleaning procedures for the outdoor condenser coil.
Details on Unit Control Board terminals, functions, and indicators.
A checklist for initial unit setup and verification procedures.
Information on the manufacturer's warranty policy for new equipment.
Instructions for using LCD or MAP Gateway to complete the startup.
Data required from the specifying engineer for system setup.
Checklist for overall unit condition, installation, and rigging.
Checks related to blower components, drive alignment, and belt tension.
Verification of exhaust system components and operation.
Checks for proper economizer function, settings, and damper operation.
Settings for reheat operation functionality.
Table for recording electrical measurements of unit components.
Checks for proper operation of refrigerant circuit safety switches.
Final checks before leaving the site, including setpoints and access panels.
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