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Details the HS24 as a high-efficiency residential split-system condensing unit.
Introduces the detailed technical specifications for various HS24 models.
Discusses available unit capacities and the importance of matching components for warranty.
Explains the function and contents of the unit's control box for single and three-phase units.
Details the compressor contactor's role in energizing the compressor via the thermostat.
Explains the dual capacitor used for compressor and fan motors in single-phase units.
Describes the start capacitor used in specific HS24 units for compressor startup.
Details the transformer used in 'J' voltage units for the fan motor.
Explains the potential relay's function in controlling the start capacitor for specific units.
Details the fan capacitor used in three-phase units.
Provides a table of specifications for various HS24 compressors.
Details the self-regulating crankcase heater used in specific HS24 models.
Describes the vinyl-faced fiberglass compressor cover for acoustic barrier.
Explains the single-phase PSC fan motors and their connection to the compressor contactor.
Details the hermetically sealed rotary compressor used in HS24-141 units.
Illustrates the four steps of the rotary compressor's operating cycle.
Describes the suction muffler for compressor protection in HS24-141 units.
Explains the accumulator's role in protecting the compressor from liquid slugging.
Describes the conventional reciprocating compressors used in HS24 units other than -141.
Details field refrigerant piping and Lennox L10 series line set specifications.
Describes the full service liquid line valve, its operation and port access.
Provides critical safety and operational notes for using the liquid line service valve.
Details the non-backseating suction line service valve and its components.
Emphasizes the warning against backseating suction valves to prevent damage.
Explains how to adjust refrigerant charge based on line set length.
Details the process of leak testing using dry nitrogen.
Outlines the procedure for evacuating the system to remove air and moisture.
Describes the recommended method for charging the unit with refrigerant by weight.
Lists the factory R-22 refrigerant charge for different HS24 unit models.
Provides procedures for charging expansion valve systems using approach method.
Offers a guide to normal operating pressures for various HS24 models.
Outlines the subcooling method for charging RFCII systems.
Provides subcooling values for different outdoor temperatures and HS24 models.
Refers to factory oil charge amounts for HS24 units.
Details cleaning and inspection of the outdoor unit components.
Covers cleaning the indoor coil and checking for oil leaks.
Includes filter changes, blower motor lubrication, and wiring checks.
Details the sequence of operation for single-phase HS24 units with cooling demand.
Outlines the sequence of operation for three-phase HS24 units with cooling demand.