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Model Number | TAM8A0A24V21CA |
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Category | Air Handlers |
Nominal Cooling Capacity | 2 tons |
Refrigerant | R-410A |
Voltage | 208/230V |
Phase | 1 |
Maximum Overcurrent Protection | 15A |
Nominal Heating Capacity | 24000 BTU/H |
SEER Rating | Up to 21.0 |
Airflow | 800-1200 CFM |
Width | 22 in |
Covers hazardous voltage, live components, and pressurized refrigerant hazards.
Detailed specifications for AM8 models including coil, fan, filter, and refrigerant types.
Provides the main wiring diagram for AM8 air handlers and a legend for components.
Includes essential safety warnings and cautions for electrical work related to the wiring diagram.
Defines abbreviations and explains operation for continuous fan, cooling, and heatpump modes.
Details the sequence of operation for electric heat and provides notes on thermostat delay profiles.
Explains operation for hydronic heat, defrost, freeze protection, and condensate switches.
Outlines how to enter and execute the unit test mode for various functions.
Describes how faults are reported, accessed, and how to clear fault history.
Lists and describes the fault codes indicated by the AFC fault LED.
Lists and describes the fault codes indicated by the EVC red fault LED.
Lists and describes the fault codes indicated by the EHC red fault LED.
Lists and describes the fault codes indicated by the HHC red fault LED.
Lists specific alert codes, their causes, and potential system actions for troubleshooting.
Details the steps for performing Close Valve and Open Valve tests using specific test pins.
Outlines the hierarchical structure of the Display Assembly menus.
Describes how to perform EEV tests and the Unit Test procedure.
Step-by-step guide for checking sensors, including voltage and resistance measurements.
Flowchart for diagnosing high superheat conditions, including subcooling and valve tests.
Flowchart for diagnosing low superheat conditions, including filter, coil, and sensor checks.