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Refrigerant | R-410A |
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Compressor Type | Scroll |
Stages | Single-Stage |
Smart Technology | No |
HSPF Rating | Up to 8.2 |
Phase | 1 |
Warranty | 10-Year Limited Warranty on compressor; 5-Year Limited Warranty on covered components |
Heating Capacity (BTU/h) | 18, 000 - 56, 000 |
Cooling Capacity (BTU/h) | 18, 000 - 54, 000 |
Voltage | 208/230 |
Precautions to avoid electrostatic discharge during installation and service.
Details on the two-stage scroll compressor design and operation.
Controls the two-stage operation of the compressor by bypassing ports.
Energizes the compressor via a contactor in the control box.
Auto-reset switch that shuts off compressor on low suction pressure.
Auto-reset switch that shuts off compressor on high liquid line pressure.
Permanent split capacitor for compressor and fan motors.
Variable speed fan motor with electronic control for airflow regulation.
Controls second-stage operation based on ambient temperature.
Reverses refrigerant flow for heating and cooling modes.
Provides power to the control box components.
Controls the solenoid for second-stage operation.
Converts AC voltage to DC voltage for the unloader solenoid.
Shuts off compressor if discharge line temperature rises too high.
Details on the variable speed fan motor for the -038 unit.
Removes moisture and foreign matter from the refrigerant system.
Traps and evaporates liquid refrigerant returning to the compressor.
Collects and stores excess refrigerant in heating mode.
24V module for troubleshooting system issues with LED indicators.
Prevents liquid from accumulating in the compressor.
Controls the crankcase heater based on liquid line temperature.
System for managing defrost cycles based on ice build-up.
Provides starting torque for the compressor on 2-ton units.
Controls the starting circuit and de-energizes the start capacitor.
Details on liquid and vapor lines, including Lennox L15 series line sets.
Information on accessing and operating liquid and vapor line service valves.
Procedures for checking refrigerant lines and the indoor unit for leaks.
Process for removing noncondensables and moisture from the system.
Procedures for charging the system with R410A refrigerant.
Properties of POE oils and precautions for handling R410A systems.
Steps to minimize moisture entering the system during service.
Cleaning and inspection procedures for the outdoor unit components.
Cleaning and inspection of the indoor coil and condensate line.
Filter replacement, blower checks, and wiring inspection for the indoor unit.
Unit operation during low capacity cooling demand.
Unit operation during high capacity cooling demand.
Unit operation modes for heating based on ambient temperature.
How the unit enters and operates during a defrost cycle.