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Brand | York |
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Model | 13 Seer-TCJD |
Category | Air Conditioner |
Language | English |
Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words for hazard identification.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words for hazard identification.
Emphasizes strict compliance with installation instructions and codes.
Warns about higher R-410A pressures and using compatible service equipment.
Warns that improper installation can cause injury or property damage.
Covers outdoor unit installation, air stream restrictions, temperature conditions, and line length.
Specifies minimum spacing for multiple outdoor unit installations.
Details site selection, clearances, and structural support for outdoor units.
Outlines steps for replacing existing R-22 systems with R-410A.
Specifies requirements for installing the unit on a solid base and maintaining clearances.
Details structural support requirements for roof-mounted units.
Information on the liquid line filter-drier, including replacement parts.
Warns against using incorrect filter-driers, which can damage equipment.
Guidelines for connecting refrigerant lines, including tubing types and sizes.
Highlights R-410A's higher pressure and the need for compatible equipment.
Prohibits suction-line filter-driers in R-410A liquid lines due to fire/injury risk.
Details proper methods for installing refrigerant lines, including bends, insulation, and support.
Covers brazing procedures, material types, and ensuring an internally clean system.
Advises on using dry nitrogen during brazing to prevent oxidation.
Steps to protect service valves and prevent damage during brazing.
Explains that service access ports are not backseated valves and warns of O-ring damage.
Warns about pressure build-up in furnace coils if refrigerant lines are not attached.
Advises against connecting manifold gauges unless trouble is suspected due to refrigerant loss.
Prohibits repairing brazed connections while the system is under pressure.
Warns that failure to install the valve core can lead to total refrigerant loss.
Specifies that only 1TVM900 series valves are to be used.
Notes that TXV models may require a hard start kit.
States Schrader valve cores must not be installed with TXV installations.
Procedures for evacuating the system to 500 microns or less.
Details how to determine and add refrigerant charge to the system.
Prohibits pumping total system charge into the outdoor unit for service.
States that refrigerant charging should be done by a qualified contractor.
Warns that improper charging can damage the compressor.
Explains how to charge the system using the superheat method for piston indoor units.
Details charging the system using the subcooling method for TXV indoor units.
Reiterates the illegality of venting refrigerant during service.
Covers checking electrical supply, power wiring, and grounding requirements.
Mandates using copper conductors only and adhering to electrical codes.
Steps for making power wiring connections, including disconnect switches and fuses.
Instructions for routing and connecting low voltage control wiring.
Advises on proper thermostat mounting location and sealing drafts.
Details recommended maintenance tasks for the unit.
Warns against using specific coil cleaners that can damage the aluminum coil.
Reiterates the illegality of venting refrigerant during service.
Advises turning off power to prevent shock and equipment damage.