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General| Model Number | GBC036-060 |
|---|---|
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Cooling Capacity | 36, 000 BTU/h |
| EER | 10.0 |
| Power Supply | 208-230/60/1 VAC |
Safety advisories throughout the manual to ensure personal safety and proper operation.
Emphasizes qualified personnel for field wiring to prevent fire/electrocution hazards.
Details mandatory PPE for protecting against electrical, mechanical, and chemical hazards.
Covers EHS policies, water damage warnings, copyright, trademarks, and revision history.
Provides important notes regarding field setup, factory options, and economizers.
Describes the document's purpose and content for proper installation, operation, and maintenance.
Details essential checks upon unit arrival, including nameplate verification and damage inspection.
Outlines critical safety measures, including handling fiberglass wool and first aid.
Advises on preventing condensate formation during unit storage.
Explains unit features like direct-drive fans, capacity control, and economizer actuators.
Describes basic input devices like thermostats, and optional features like overflow switches.
Details various sensors including high-temperature, thermostats, CO2, and occupancy sensors.
Explains how the JADE controller initiates modes like compressor, economizer, fans, heating, and cooling.
Shows various views and dimensions for installation and clearance.
Shows various views and dimensions for installation and clearance.
Shows various views and dimensions for installation and clearance.
Shows various views and dimensions for installation and clearance.
Provides critical safety instructions and procedures for rigging and lifting the unit.
Warns about using properly rated lifting equipment and ensuring safe lifting arrangements.
Advises on testing lifts and repositioning points to prevent unit drops and injury.
Details requirements for unit foundation, roof structure, and anchoring.
Recommends turning vanes/splitters and flexible connectors for minimizing noise and vibration.
Lists essential steps for a successful commercial unit installation.
Stresses the need for qualified personnel and adherence to codes for safe wiring.
Instructions for ensuring proper operation and installation of factory-installed economizers.
Directs users to specific installation instructions for controller wiring.
Outlines steps for verifying power supply, inspecting components, and making connections.
Explains the need for a condensate trap on the negative pressure side of the fan.
Details how filters are installed and accessed, and the importance of not operating without them.
Guides on verifying power supply compatibility and using copper conductors for wiring.
Emphasizes safe field wiring and grounding practices according to NEC and local codes.
Covers protection devices and electrical service requirements in accordance with NEC.
Details wiring connections for the Through the Base Electrical option.
Discusses the use and safety precautions for 24-volt control power transformers.
Guides on electrical access locations and conductor sizing for 24 Vac controls.
Provides operating data for the gas heater, including input rates and pressure requirements.
Explains how to measure and calculate voltage imbalance and its impact on motor life.
Details procedures for verifying and correcting electrical phasing for three-phase motors.
Stresses the importance of energizing crankcase heaters before compressor startup to prevent failure.
Provides a final checklist to ensure the unit is properly installed and ready for operation.
Instructions for making field connections to the factory-mounted unit disconnect switch.
Provides instructions for making field connections to the Through the Base Gas Utility Option.
Details the process of making field connections for gas piping.
Explains the importance of proper airflow and how to set the economizer minimum position.
Outlines the wiring and testing procedures for electromechanical controls.
Steps for setting minimum ventilation and initiating the economizer start-up sequence.
Guides on testing damper operation and configured outputs for LLE controls.
Details the process of connecting gauges, checking rotation, and observing pressures.
Specific guidance on verifying scroll compressor rotation and electrical phasing.
Procedure for starting the heater for the first time or during servicing.
Final checks after start-up, including programming, settings verification, and unit inspection.
Provides a detailed procedure for adjusting fan belt tension using a tension gauge.
Lists checks to be performed monthly, including turning off the unit and checking connections.
Instructions for inspecting, cleaning, or replacing air filters as needed.
Details checking the float switch for free movement during maintenance.
Specific maintenance tasks for the cooling season, including drain pans, coils, fans, and dampers.
Maintenance tasks for the heating season, including filters, bearings, and electrical components.
Specific cleaning instructions for MCHE coils, emphasizing gentle methods.
Guidance on recording unit data for future reference and maintenance logs.
Steps for basic troubleshooting using the IGN module diagnostics and test modes.
Troubleshooting for heating failures in low heat models based on IGN LED flashes.
Troubleshooting for heating failures in high heat models based on IGN LED flashes.
Identifies potential causes for cooling failures, including thermostat and control circuit issues.
Addresses failures occurring when both heating and cooling systems are active.
Step-by-step instructions for clearing identified alarms from the display.
Explains the function of the condensate overflow switch and its impact on unit operation.
Details how to verify the economizer status using the ECA LED indicator and error codes.
Outlines the warranty terms for central air conditioners, including parts and limitations.
Specifies that the warranty covers parts only for GBC units.
Clarifies warranty applicability for commercial usage of models under 20 tons.
