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York CURBPAK CP170 - User Manual

York CURBPAK CP170
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INSTALLATION, OPERATION & MAINTENANCE
CURBPAK
AIR HANDLING UNITS
New Release
Form 100.10-NOM2 (301)
MODELS CP65 THROUGH CP1030
ROOF MOUNTED SINGLE ZONE
00466vip

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York CURBPAK CP170 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandYork
ModelCURBPAK CP170
CategoryAir Handlers
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Safety Guidelines

Safety Symbols

Explains safety symbols used in the document to alert readers to potential hazards.

Installation

Location

Guidance on selecting an appropriate installation location for the CurbPak unit, considering structural strength and environmental factors.

Roof Pitch Limitations

Specifies maximum roof pitch allowances for unit installation and mounting recommendations.

Roof Curb Installation

Details the assembly and installation of the roof curb, including package contents and site requirements.

Rigging

Field Assembly of Shipping Split Section

Instructions for assembling sections of the unit that were shipped separately before setting it on the curb.

Installing Unit On Curb

Isolators

Information on preparing and adjusting fan isolators (rubber-in-shear or spring) for proper operation.

Electrical Information

Wiring Diagram Starter Panel

Wiring Diagram 2 Speed - 2 Winding Starter Panel

Factory Installed Controls and Electrical Options

Variable Air Volume Applications

Discusses VAV applications using YORK Air-Modulator (VFD) and variable inlet vanes.

YORK Air-Modulator (Variable Frequency Drive)

Details the benefits and operation of the Air-Modulator VFD for VAV systems.

Factory Packaged Controls and Motor Control Center

Operation

Startup Checklist

A comprehensive checklist of items to verify before starting the unit for the first time.

Pre-Operational Check

Essential checks to perform on the unit's components and installation before initial operation.

Safety Check - Warning

Motors

Motor Overload Operation

A crucial warning about operating motors within their amperage limits.

Sheaves and Drives

Locking Ring Variable Pitch Sheaves

Detailed explanation of locking ring variable pitch sheaves and their adjustment.

Maintenance

Periodic Maintenance

Maintenance tasks categorized by frequency: monthly and one to six months.

Fan Bearing Lubrication

Details on lubricating fan bearings, including frequency, procedure, and lubricant type.

Motor Lubrication and Bearings

Recommendations for motor bearing lubrication, including grease type and compatible lubricants.

Motor Lubrication Procedure

Every Year Maintenance

Variable Inlet Vanes

Inspection and lubrication requirements for variable inlet vane bearings.

Removal and Installation of Components

Forward Curved Fans

Instructions for removing and installing forward curved fan wheels, emphasizing balance preservation.

Fan Motor

Fan Shaft Bearings

General guidance on handling and cleaning fan shaft bearing areas during removal and replacement.

Mounting Details

Specific steps for shaft inspection, bearing alignment, and housing installation.

Bearing Locking Devices

Eccentric Type

Detailed explanation of the eccentric self-locking collar mechanism for securing bearings to the shaft.

Bearing Set Screw Adjustment

Set Screw Torquing

Provides torque values for tightening set screws used in bearing locking devices.

Set Screw Locking Devices

Gasketed, Modular Filter Holding Frames and Latches

Welded Bevel Seal Frame

Service

Troubleshooting

Introduces troubleshooting for HVAC air systems, focusing on fan functions and pressure measurement.

Pitot Tube

Explains the construction and use of a Pitot tube for measuring air velocity and pressure in HVAC systems.

Inclined Manometer

Magnehelic Pressure Gauge

U Tube Manometer

Slack-Tube Manometer

Troubleshooting

CFM Lower Than Required

Provides troubleshooting steps when the unit's airflow (CFM) is lower than specified.

Motor - High Current Draw

Motor - Unbalanced Current Draw

Motor - Will Not Start

Motor - Noisy Bearings

Air Modulator (AirMod) Will Not Operate

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