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General| Model | WSC036A |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Phase | 1 |
| Cooling Capacity | 36000 BTU/h |
| Heating Capacity | 36000 BTU/h |
Defines warnings, cautions, and notices for safety and equipment protection.
Warns about refrigerant pressure, hazardous voltage, and UV light risks.
Details compressor disable (CPR1/2) and low-pressure control functions.
Warns about fiberglass exposure and provides safety precautions and first aid.
Explains minimum clearances required for unit serviceability, capacity, and efficiency.
Illustrates typical clearances for single and multiple unit applications with detailed notes.
Warns about lifting hazards and provides unit weights and loading data.
Addresses potential roof damage and general notices for property protection.
Details safe rigging practices and warnings for lifting heavy objects.
Lists essential steps for successful commercial unit installation.
Provides instructions for replacing the TCO-A limit control for electric heaters.
Covers main electrical power, electric heat, and low voltage wiring requirements.
Details condensate trap installation and piping pitch for proper drainage.
Guides on field power wiring, NEC compliance, and using only copper conductors.
Explains control power transformers, 24 VAC wiring, and safety precautions.
Details low voltage wiring for ReliaTel smoke detectors and interconnection methods.
Emphasizes electrical safety and checks for connections, airflow, motors, belts, and traps.
Explains how to measure and calculate voltage imbalance and its impact.
Details procedures for checking and correcting electrical phasing for three-phase motors.
Explains the function of crankcase heaters and their importance for compressor oil.
Reiterates warnings about working with live electrical components during service.
Describes methods for initiating unit tests via the control panel.
Provides a guide for testing individual unit components.
Details how to verify proper airflow for two-speed direct drive indoor fans.
Explains airflow verification for belt drive fans, including RPM and static pressure measurements.
Details procedures for starting up compressors, checking rotation, and operating pressures.
Details fan belt inspection, replacement, adjustment, and associated safety warnings.
Details monthly maintenance tasks and safety precautions for rotating components.
Alerts about hazardous chemicals and pressures during coil cleaning and safe handling practices.
Guides on checking RTRM status, LEDs, and system status diagnostics.
Reiterates crucial safety warnings when working with live electrical components.
Provides methods for resetting cooling and heating lockouts via zone sensor or power cycling.
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