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Details Johnson Controls' warranty terms, limitations, and conditions for the equipment.
Information on compliance with safety standards and quality certifications for YLAA chillers.
Details improper uses and operations that may result in injury or equipment damage.
Covers safety for rotating parts, sharp edges, refrigerants, cleaning, and emergency shutdown.
Advises reading the warning label on the chiller packaging for rigging and lifting instructions.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely moving the chiller unit, emphasizing lifting points.
Lists essential tasks to perform before placing the units in operation to ensure warranty coverage.
Outlines detailed procedures to be followed for unit installation and start-up.
Provides general guidelines and precautions for connecting the chilled liquid piping system.
Details field wiring requirements for power and control connections, including wire types.
Covers relief valves, pressure cutouts, pump/alarm contacts, and remote control inputs.
Details requirements for water quality to prevent clogging and damage to the BPHE.
Lists critical operational limitations for temperatures, water flows, and pressures for YLAA units.
Illustrates elementary wiring diagrams for fans, pumps, compressors, controls, and power options.
Step-by-step guide for charging the refrigerant into the system after vacuuming.
Provides steps for commissioning the Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) for the pump and setting parameters.
Guides on setting the adjustable breaker's trip settings based on the nameplate information.
Provides a checklist of installation tasks and pre-startup checks to be completed before operation.
Details how to calculate and verify superheat and subcooling for proper system adjustment.
Outlines the process for checking the system for refrigerant leaks to ensure no leaks are apparent.
Explains how to use voltage or current signals for remote temperature reset of the chilled liquid setpoint.
Explains how to clear history buffers and manually reset system lockout faults.
Guides on entering Service Mode to view/modify unit outputs, configuration, and inputs.
Provides causes and solutions for common problems like no display, flow switch issues, and pressure faults.