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Records manual updates and revisions, detailing changes over time.
Explains the purpose, scope, and intended audience of the installation manual.
Details information found on unit and starter nameplates for proper identification.
Outlines procedures for inspecting the unit upon delivery for damage or shortages.
Lists key inspection points before accepting shipment and after unit delivery.
Lists items shipped separately with the unit, often located in the starter panel.
Provides an overview of CVGF units, their assembly, and factory testing.
Explains the meaning of each digit in the CVGF unit model number for configuration.
Summarizes responsibilities and key aspects of the CVGF chiller installation process.
Provides precautions for storing the chiller for at least one month prior to installation.
Guides on selecting an appropriate unit location, considering noise and piping.
Specifies requirements for a rigid, level, and adequately strong mounting foundation.
Details proper use of isolators for piping to prevent vibration transmission.
Recommends adequate space around the unit for installation and maintenance access.
Presents diagrams and dimensions for required clearances for operation and service.
Provides sizing information for water pipe connections and details on water passes.
Outlines requirements for removing heat and maintaining ambient temperature for unit operation.
Gives guidelines for locating drain connections for water vessel drain-down.
Details safe procedures for moving and lifting the CVGF chiller unit.
Explains methods to minimize sound and vibration transmission from the unit to the structure.
Instructs on positioning and installing isolation pads under the chiller feet.
Provides guidance on selecting and installing spring isolators, especially for upper-story locations.
Illustrates rigging methods with anchor holes, bolts, and safety chain placement.
Lists and describes essential components for evaporator and condenser water piping systems.
Emphasizes the importance of water quality and treatment to prevent equipment damage.
Guides on installing pressure gauges and thermometers for water systems.
Highlights the necessity and installation guidelines for pressure-relief valves.
Explains the use of flow switches or differential pressure switches for system water flow monitoring.
Details safety procedures for venting relief valves outdoors to prevent refrigerant asphyxiation.
Describes the types and installation of optional thermal insulation for CVGF units.
Contains critical warnings regarding live electrical components and rotating parts.
Provides guidelines for correctly installing and connecting power supply wiring to the starter panel.
Mandates the use of copper conductors for unit terminals to prevent equipment damage.
Offers guidance on sizing circuit breakers and disconnects according to relevant codes.
Details optional PFCCs for improving compressor motor power factor.
Warns about potential motor damage due to incorrect PFCC wiring.
Illustrates typical conduit layouts for wiring between starter, compressor, and control panel.
Details ground lugs, terminal clamps, and wire lugs for starter-to-motor connections.
Provides guidelines for making electrical connections between the starter and the unit control panel.
Advises on preventing starter component damage from debris or electrical shorts.
Guides on maintaining separation between low-voltage and high-voltage circuits to prevent noise.
Covers optional wiring for relays and the Tracer communication interface.
Outlines requirements and supervision needed for initial unit start-up.
Explains steps for configuring starter modules and performing necessary checks.
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