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General| Brand | York |
|---|---|
| Model | Activa Series |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details the unit's construction, features, and components, including software and refrigerant.
Explains how to access internal parts for service and maintenance using quick-turn closures.
Specifies the designed purpose of the air conditioning units for building climate control.
Describes the types and specifications of air filters used in the units for air purification.
Explains the operation of the cooling system with two compressors and refrigerant circulation.
Details the type of compressors used, their protection features, and noise reduction.
Outlines the safety features protecting the cooling circuits against pressure and temperature variations.
Describes how electrical and control cables are connected to the unit for ease of installation.
Details the unit's electrical panel, its compliance with standards, and protective measures.
Describes the 24V control circuit and its compatibility with different thermostat types.
Details the gas burner system for heating models, including its components and fuel options.
Details the wiring connections between the thermostat and the unit's control board terminals.
Explains the cable types and specifications for connecting the thermostat to the unit.
Covers EU occupational and user safety regulations, user interaction with the unit, and electrical protections.
Details protection mechanisms for the refrigerant circuit against pressure, temperature, and cold starts.
Instructions on how to stop the air conditioning unit using the DPC-1 thermostat.
Guidance on disconnecting power for long periods and preparation for seasonal use.
Describes how the unit indicates faults via its self-diagnostics and thermostat display.
Lists various fault codes, their descriptions, and indicator behavior for troubleshooting.
Procedure for restarting the unit after apparent breakdowns or false fault indications.
Highlights the need for regular maintenance inspections to ensure smooth operation and longevity.
States that users are prohibited from performing maintenance; trained personnel are required.
Provides instructions for the disposal of the product as electrical and electronic waste.
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