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Brand | Lennox |
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Model | Dave Lennox Signature Collection XC15 |
Category | Air Conditioner |
Language | English |
Detailed layout of internal components of the outdoor unit.
Procedure for refrigerant recovery when the unit lacks manual shut-off valves.
Procedure for refrigerant recovery using manual shut-off valves.
Guidance on fitting isolation grommets to refrigerant lines for vibration dampening.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing and reinstalling louvered access panels.
Information on field refrigerant piping, including line set types and isolation.
Guidelines for matching the outdoor unit with indoor coils and line sets.
Procedures for making secure and leak-free brazed connections for refrigerant lines.
Steps to remove a fixed orifice metering device from an indoor coil.
Steps to remove a TXV (Thermostatic Expansion Valve) metering device.
Lists necessary tools and materials for flushing the system, including recovery bottles and gauge sets.
Step-by-step instructions for flushing the system to remove contaminants and moisture.
Detailed steps for installing a TXV metering device in the indoor coil.
Steps to connect gauges, pressurize with nitrogen, and check for leaks using a detector.
Procedure for servicing units that are initially empty of refrigerant.
Guidelines for making electrical connections according to local codes and NEC.
Steps to prepare the system for checking refrigerant charge using gauge sets.
Method for checking indoor coil airflow using the Delta-T process.
Guidance on selecting the correct refrigerant charging method.
Description of the high-pressure safety switch and its function.
Description of the low-pressure safety switch and its operation.
Explanation of the LED indicators and their meanings for system diagnostics.
Details on the purpose and connection of various terminals on the LSOM module.
Maintenance tasks for the indoor unit, including filter cleaning and blower checks.
Maintenance for the outdoor unit, focusing on coil cleaning and airflow.
Pre-service checks to perform before calling for maintenance or troubleshooting.
Sections for recording initial system checks like refrigerant type and load amps.
Sections for recording cooling mode parameters like pressures and temperatures.