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Refrigerant | R-410A |
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Indoor Unit Dimensions (HxWxD) | Varies by model |
Outdoor Unit Dimensions (HxWxD) | Varies by model |
Indoor Unit Weight | Varies by model |
Outdoor Unit Weight | Varies by model |
Power Supply | 208/230V, 1-phase, 60Hz |
Alerts and signal words for potential injury and property damage. Pay attention to DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.
Installation must comply with codes and manufacturer's instructions. Use R-410A compatible servicing equipment.
Reference to technical guide ZE036-072, 5190086 for additional information.
Reference to general installation ZE036-072, 5742637 for installation procedures.
Contact local York parts distribution center for authorized replacement parts.
Design certified by CSA for cooling only, outdoor installation, combustible material, and natural gas use.
Defines the product type, such as Package A/C.
Identifies the product's efficiency rating, e.g., Standard Efficiency.
Specifies the unit's cooling capacity in tons (e.g., 3 Ton, 4 Ton).
Indicates if the unit is cooling only or has gas heat options.
Specifies the gas heat input in MBH for different unit sizes.
Details the type of refrigeration system, e.g., Standard Refrigeration or ECC.
Specifies the blower type, such as Direct Drive or Standard Static.
Indicates the electrical voltage options for the unit (e.g., 208/230V, 460V).
Details the control system options like Stand Alone Smart Equipment or Simplicity Lite.
Specifies economizer types, including No Economizer or Economizer with Barometric RLF.
Details the sensor options like Phase Monitor, Dirty Filter Switch, or Smoke Detectors.
Indicates service options such as Disconnect Switch or Powered Convenience Outlet.
Read instructions before installation. Ensure availability to consumer. Test for gas leaks safely.
Install according to NEC, NFPA, CSA codes, and local codes. Use R-410A compatible equipment.
Exercise care when moving. Use spreader bars. Protect coils from damage.
Maintain required clearances for operation and service per codes. Avoid obstructing air outlets.
Plumbing must conform to local codes. Use a sealing compound and trap the drain line.
Compressors have inherent protection. Anti-Short Cycle Delay (ASCD) minimizes wear and damage.
Filters must be kept clean or replaced. Dirty filters reduce capacity and can cause shutdown.
Field wiring must conform to NEC, CEC, and local codes. Use copper conductors and separate branch circuits.
Connects contactor, disconnect, and power supply. Size disconnect, protection, and wiring per electrical data tables.
Illustrates thermostat wiring to control terminal block for Simplicity Lite units.
Jumper wire between R and OCC terminals. Must be removed for thermostat/EMS control of Occupied mode.
Gas-fired heaters use tubular heat exchangers with spark ignition. Shipped for natural gas, convertible to LP.
Route gas line within space, exit through basepan. Refer to figures for piping arrangements. Use appropriate fittings.
Install vent and combustion air hoods for proper unit function. Fasten to access panel with provided screws.
LCD display and 4-button keypad on economizer module for navigation and settings.
Four navigation buttons for scrolling menus, selecting items, and changing parameters.
Instructions on using enter, scroll, and escape buttons for menu navigation and parameter changes.
Field-installed accessories. Mount in heat compartment. Fused and single point power.
Instructions for assembling economizer rain hood. Dampers, actuator, and sensors are factory mounted.
Instructions for power exhaust/barometric relief damper and rain hood. Field assembled.
Top level menus include STATUS, ALARMS, SUMMARY, COMMISSION, CONTROLLER SETTINGS, UPDATE, DETAILS, SELF TEST, VIEW RESULTS.
Set economizer minimum position during occupied mode when outside air is not suitable for free cooling.
Four types of free cooling: Dry Bulb, Single Enthalpy, Dual Enthalpy, and Auto.
Free cooling is suitable if outside air temp is 1°F below OAT Enable Setpoint and 1°F below Return Air Temp.
Free cooling if outside air enthalpy is at least 1 BTU/lb below setpoint and temp is within RAT + 9°F.
Free cooling if outside air enthalpy is lower than return by 1 BTU/lb AND temp is within RAT + 9°F.
Control determines free cooling type based on available sensors (dry bulb, enthalpy, humidity).
First stage cooling is free cooling. Dampers modulate to control supply air temp to economizer setpoint.
Includes Economizer Enable, Power Exhaust Enable, Modulating Power Exhaust, and Building Pressure Sensor settings.
2-10 VDC from ECON for actuator, 24 VAC from EX-FAN for exhaust fan.
POWER (green) indicates 24 VAC presence. FAULT (red) indicates errors. SA BUS (green) indicates communication.
Connections for SA BUS power and communication circuits to UCB and other devices.
24 VAC hot outputs for actuators and fans. Common connections.
Inputs for PURGE dry contact and power exhaust VFD fault contact.
Check motor rotation. Swap wires if rotation is incorrect.
Procedure for adjusting belt tension using nuts and sheave gauges.
Examples demonstrate using correction factors for CFM, static pressure, and BHP at different altitudes.
Example of selecting blower speed and BHP based on CFM and static pressure data.
Describes how the unit operates during cooling, including compressor and blower control.
Supply air blower operates continuously when thermostat fan switch is set to 'ON'.
Blower operates with cooling/heating requests, with minimum run/off delays.
Unit operates compressor and condenser fan when thermostat calls for cooling.
Controls dampers based on enthalpy/dry bulb setpoints; energizes compressor or fan.
Chooses between outdoor/return air with lowest enthalpy for efficiency.
Unit operates with economizer and power exhaust. Second stage cooling is disabled when power exhaust is active.
Motorized damper opens to set position when R to G circuit is complete, returns fully closed when opened.
Opens to de-energize compressor, initiates ASCD, stops condenser fan. Locks out on multiple trips.
Monitors low-pressure switch. De-energizes compressor, initiates ASCD on openings. Locks out on multiple trips.
Opens if evaporator coil temperature is too low, de-energizing compressor. Locks out on multiple trips.
Detects temp below 26°F, de-energizing compressor. Locks out on multiple trips.
Operates compressors in 10 min on/5 min off cycle below 45°F to defrost indoor coil.
Operates compressors in 10 min on/5 min off cycle below 45°F OAT to defrost indoor coil.
UCB monitors suction freezestat, high/low pressure switches, and evaporator low limit sensor.
UCB senses zero volts from high temp limit, energizes blower. Monitors limit at all times.
Sequencer/contactor energizes. UCB energizes blower after fan on delay for heating.
Second sequencer/contactor energizes for two-stage heat. UCB energizes blower after fan on delay.
Controls pilot ignition, gas valves, draft motor, and safety monitoring.
ICB monitors flame sense, centrifugal, primary limit, roll out switches. Closes valves and flashes code on fault.
Primary limit senses heat exchanger temp. Opens on high temp, closing gas valve, energizing blower.
Integral to draft motor. Closes at speed increase, opens at decrease. ICB checks for open state.
Protects furnace from excessive heat in burner area. Opens on excessive heat, requiring manual reset.
ICB counts flame losses. Locks out furnace for 5 mins after >16 losses in one call. Retries after 5 mins.
Detects hardware failure in flame sense circuit. Shuts off outputs, enters hard lockout. Requires power cycle to recover.
Check gas type, vent/combustion hoods. Verify electrical power. Set thermostat to off.
Turn on power. Set thermostat lower than room temp. Compressor energizes after time delay.
Turn off power. Turn gas valve off. Turn on electric power. Set thermostat to desired temp.
Check gas leaks, manifold pressure, supply gas pressure. Ensure safe operation.
Pilot flame should envelope flame sensor. Adjust pilot flame clearance. Ensure controls function properly.
Close gas valve and shut off power. Remove manifold-burner assembly for service. Ensure burners are level.
Adjust burner shutters to avoid yellow flame in heat exchanger tubes.
Measure time for meter dial revolution to calculate gas consumed per hour. Compare to furnace rating.
Units have three leads for motor speeds. Adjust leads for specific airflow and static requirements.
Units use VFD for speeds. Adjust pulley for airflow changes. Adjust factory default speed settings if needed.
Use joystick to select Details, Fan, Setup. Adjust fan speed commands for specific applications.
Troubleshoots blower not energizing when compressors are on. Checks thermostat, wiring, contactor, and motor.
Troubleshoots compressor not energizing. Checks economizer blades, wiring, contactor, and compressor.
Checks for UCB compressor lockout, ASCD, or economizer wiring issues.
Power unit, check ICB LED. Verify wiring, control voltage, circuit breakers, and connectors.
Troubleshoot ICB for pilot ignition, gas valve operation, safety monitoring. Check for heartbeat LED.
Check for fault codes related to centrifugal switch. Inspect draft motor, wheel, and wiring.
Common causes for roll-out switch opening: blocked flue, loose blower wheel, incorrect temp rise, cracked heat exchanger.
ICB counts flame losses. Locks out furnace for 5 mins after >16 losses in one call. Retries after 5 mins.
Detects hardware failure in flame sense circuit. Shuts off outputs, enters hard lockout. Requires power cycle to recover.
Troubleshoot gas valve operation. Hard lockout occurs if valve is stuck open or closed. Requires power cycle to recover.
Troubleshoots blower not energizing after furnace ignition. Checks thermostat, wiring, contactor, and motor.
UCB LED indicates last error, test reset, and comm setup status. Flashes codes for active alarms.
Access control points via unit's LCD. Guides available for installation and operation.
Portable gateway for accessing control points. Requires specific P/N for setup.
Connects through circuit traces to thermostat connection strip C and indoor blower VFD pin C.
Powers UCB microprocessor. Connects through circuit trace to SD 24 terminal.
Connects through circuit trace to SD-24. Jumper plug removal needed if field-added accessories wired between SD-24 and R.
Connects through circuit trace to R terminal.
Connects through circuit trace to R terminal, FAN OVR, HPS1, HPS2, DFS, APS pins.
Indicates POWER (green), FAULT (red), and SA BUS (green) status.
Connections for Space Temperature (ST) and Common (COM) sensors, and Space Sensor Offset (SSO) input.
Connections for Supply Air Temperature (SAT+) sensor. Input required for operation and staging.
Input for various operations: cutouts, ambient cooling, free cooling, enthalpy calculation, economizer loading, heat pump defrost.
Input for heat pump units, not A/C. Used for heat pump demand defrost calculation.
Input for operation. Used in suction line temperature safety.
Input for 2-compressor units. Used for heat pump demand defrost calculation.
Input for 2-compressor units. Used in suction line temperature safety.
Input for reheat units. Used in return air enthalpy calculation, temp/humidity setpoint reset.
Input for VAV units. Used in VAV indoor blower operation.
24 VAC hot return from Dirty Filter Switch. Initiates notification alarm if switch closure is > 15 seconds.
24 VAC hot out for Dirty Filter Switch. Connects through circuit trace to R terminal.
24 VAC hot return from Air Proving Switch. Initiates alarms if switch opens/closes outside defined limits.
24 VAC hot out for Air Proving Switch. Connects through circuit trace to R terminal.
Common for VFD output. Active with indoor blower operation for speed control.
2-10 VDC output for indoor blower control. Provides speed control based on inputs.
24 VAC input from VFD alarm contact. Results in unit shutdown and 'VFD fault' alarm.
Connections for heat section stages (H1, H2), heat confirmation (MV), and fan/compressor outputs (CN-FAN, C1, C2).
Connections for condenser fan, hot gas reheat, indoor blower, and compressors.
Connections for High/Low Pressure Switches (HPS, LPS) and indoor blower overload (FAN OVR).
24 VAC hot out for refrigerant circuit 2 Low Pressure Switch. Prevents C2 output if trips occur.
24 VAC hot return from refrigerant circuit 2 Low Pressure Switch. Input required for C2 output.
24 VAC hot out for indoor blower FAN Overload relay contact/motor protector switch. Connects to R terminal.
24 VAC hot return from indoor blower FAN Overload relay contact/motor protector switch. Input required for FAN output.
Connections for SA Bus devices, powering sensors and communication circuits.
Includes an on-board display, buttons, and joystick for accessing UCB and economizer parameters.
EOL switch for FC BUS BACnet MSTP communication circuit. Selects ON for terminus UCB.
EOL indicator, FC BUS communication indicator, and Isolated Power indicator.
Instructions for commercial package units, covering start-up and service data.
Checklist covering common startup points and specific options for installation.
Covers parts and labor for start-up failures due to factory defects for 30 days.
Use local LCD or MAP Gateway for start-up. Keep completed sheet on file and send copy to Technical Services.
Information from specifying engineer for system setup, including CFM and static pressure.
Check unit for shipping damage, clearances, leaks, wiring, filters, and economizer/drain installation.
Inspect drive components, belt tension, pulley tightness, and pressure switch tubing.
Check hub tightness, fan blade clearance, proper rotation, mounting, and economizer operation.
Check CO2 sensor, economizer settings, and prove economizer operation.
Record nameplate and measured amperage for various components like fans, compressors, and motors.
Prove compressor rotation, high pressure safety, and low pressure safety.
Verify gas leaks are present and check supply gas pressure at full fire.
Check manifold pressure for Stage 1, 2, and 3 operation.
Measure temperature rise to ensure it is within the specified range.
Create cooling/heating demands to verify stages are energized. Check variable frequency drive operation.
Scroll through setpoints and change as necessary to suit occupant requirements.
Scroll through option parameters, ensure installed options are enabled, others disabled.
Ensure all access panels are properly closed and secured.
Save unit control board parameters to a USB flash drive for backup.