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General| Model Number | TWE0604*A/B |
|---|---|
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Refrigerant Type | R-410A |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Phase | 3 |
| Cooling Capacity | 60, 000 BTU/h |
Lists air handler models, tonnage, and voltage configurations.
Emphasizes hazards and qualified personnel for installation and servicing.
Advises thorough reading of manual for safe operation and risk minimization.
Defines WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE types for hazard communication.
Discusses ozone layer impact and responsible refrigerant handling.
Details requirements for field wiring, grounding, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Mandates adherence to company and local safety policies for all personnel.
Warns of explosion risk from high-pressure refrigerant and improper handling.
Alerts to explosion risk from bypassing safeties or improper compressor control.
Explains the digit-by-digit breakdown of the air handler model number.
Stresses adherence to national, state, and local electrical codes for installation.
Describes the air handler's design, convertibility, and drain pan features.
Guides on inspecting for shipping damage and verifying correct unit shipment.
Details the process for leak testing the refrigerant circuits with nitrogen.
Provides guidelines for safe unit lifting and drain pan repositioning.
Explains how to convert the unit from 208-230V to 460V or vice versa.
Details how to reorient the evaporator coil for vertical upflow installation.
Covers refrigerant line entry options and protecting surfaces during brazing.
Advises on considering external accessories, duct insulation, and reviewing dimensional data.
Specifies minimum clearances required for serviceability around the unit.
Provides height, width, and depth measurements for various unit models.
Lists unit and corner weights for constant volume and VFD air handlers.
Details the net weights of various optional accessories for the air handler.
Covers horizontal suspension methods and ensuring the unit is level for proper drainage.
Explains auxiliary drain pan installation and basic refrigerant piping guidance.
Warns about fiberglass exposure and required PPE, including first aid.
Illustrates a typical drain trap assembly for condensate piping.
Guides on replacing throwaway filters and converting to 2" filters.
Covers connecting ducts and setting airflow options like Constant Volume, 2-Speed, or VAV.
Warns about capacitor hazards and stresses proper field wiring and grounding.
Details line voltage circuit requirements and disconnect switch locations.
Shows Symbio™ jobsite connections for disconnects, thermostat, and zone sensors.
Provides a checklist to verify installation completion and safety checks.
Advises on mounting thermostat/sensors and installing multi-wire cable.
Lists checks for wiring, suspension, ductwork, drain lines, and fan assembly.
Details field wiring instructions for various condenser and air handler pairings.
Guides on wiring Symbio condensers with Constant Volume or SZVAV/2-Speed air handlers.
Covers wiring Legacy Electromechanical condensers with 2-Speed air handlers.
Illustrates 24VAC, interconnection, and IMC wiring for control systems.
Shows MODBUS, 24VAC, and thermostat wiring diagrams for electromechanical systems.
Explains EDC switch wiring and the final checkout procedure after installation.
Discusses setpoint configuration and airflow settings for constant volume units.
Details configuring Symbio 700 controller for SZVAV/2-Speed units.
Provides steps to configure the Symbio 700 for two-speed fan systems via the app.
Outlines steps to configure the Symbio 700 for SZVAV air handler systems.
Guides on configuring the Symbio 700 for field-installed electric heat kits.
Details configuring electric heat as a secondary source for heat pump systems.
Explains how to adjust fan belt tension using a gauge and tension table.
Reiterates voltage warnings and fiberglass PPE requirements.
Lists routine monthly checks for filters, wiring, drain pans, and fan operation.
Outlines maintenance tasks to perform at the start of the cooling season.
Stresses the benefits of regular coil cleaning for unit efficiency.
Provides a log for recording operational data like temperature, pressure, and superheat.
Maps part numbers to wiring schematics based on unit configuration digits.
Details the extended warranty terms for the original purchaser and limitations.
