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2.  Assess Roof Strength

•  The roof members MUST be strong enough to support the 

weight of the unit without any roof defl ection that will 
cause “pooling” of water around the unit. Contact your 
caravan manufacturer to confi rm the max load the roof is 
able to handle.

•  If the roof does not have an existing hole one must be cut. 

Cut through the roof then use the roof hole as a guide to 
cut through the ceiling. Contact your caravan 
manufacturer for the best method to cut through the roof.

•  The square hole in the roof (356 x 356mm, 14” x 14”) MUST 

be boxed up with minimum 20mm square timber to 
provide a structure strong enough to withstand the 
compression of the installation bolts. This is also to ensure 
that air in not drawn from the roof cavity (Fig 3 & 4). 
Remember to leave access for wiring.

•  Longitudinals MUST be fi xed securely to the transverse 

roof members to transfer load (Fig 3 & 4).

      WARNING

There may be electrical wiring located between the roof and 
ceiling. Ensure that power is properly disconnected at the 
supply (mains and/or battery). Failure to do so may result in 
personal injury or death.

TIP: Always use crawl boards across the roof to avoid damage.

Be sure to allow 
space for power 
cable.

The roof cavity must 
be framed to support 
the units weight.

20

mm min

Longitudinals 

must

 be fi xed securely 

to transverse roof members

Fig 3:  Shows an ideal roof structure with strong longitudinals 
and a 14’ hole boxed.

Fig 5:  Left hand picture shows underside of weather collar – 
apply sealant across this entire face. Right hand picture shows 
‘THIS SIDE UP’ sticker. Keep this side up when applying to roof.

Fig 4:  The roof cavity MUST be boxed with timber to provide a 
solid structure.

3.  Installing Weather Collar

Ensure that the roof is clean, dry and free from 
grease or oil and that there are no roof seams 
running through the installation area.

       IMPORTANT

The weather collar must be assembled to the roof 
top the right way up. Check the orientation of the 
part. Look for the ‘THIS SIDE UP STICKER’.

•  Apply silicone sealant to underside face of collar 

(Fig 5 – left hand picture). 

•  Turn collar over, make sure ‘THIS SIDE UP’ sticker 

is facing up and apply the collar to the 14” hole.

•  Push down on collar and remove excess from 

around the edges.

Apply sealant to 
this underside 
face only.

Summary of Contents for 5860001

Page 1: ...hnician Failure to properly install the unit or attempting to modify it in any way can be extremely hazardous and may result in property damage and personal injury Aircommand will not be held responsible for problems relating to incorrect or improper installation methods INFORMATION INSTALLATION COMMISSIONING MAINTENANCE SPECIFICATIONS SPARE PARTS WIRING DIAGRAM TROUBLE SHOOTING OPERATING INSTRUCT...

Page 2: ...Position the vehicle so that the annex will face north and protect the windows from direct radiation Turning off unneeded appliances that might increase the heat load inside the van Cook outside if possible Park the caravan RV in a shaded position if possible In periods of extreme high temperature it is recommended to start the air conditioner earlier in the morning to greatly improve its ability ...

Page 3: ...o nation wiring regulations and in particular AS3001 2008 DO NOT attempt to modify or add components to the installation procedure This equipment must only be serviced by a licensed refrigeration mechanic If your installation varies from the method outlined please contact Aircommand for specialty advice WARNING Failure to properly install the unit or attempting to modify it in any way can be extre...

Page 4: ...5 from the horizontal and the rear of the unit should never be higher than the front when in use Contact Aircommand if your installation differs significantly The above outline on the left shows the minimum clearance required around the Sparrow Mk4 unit on the roof of the vehicle distances shown are calculated from a 14 square hole 356 x 356mm The above outline on the right shows the minimum clear...

Page 5: ...battery Failure to do so may result in personal injury or death TIP Always use crawl boards across the roof to avoid damage Be sure to allow space for power cable The roof cavity must be framed to support the units weight 20mm min Longitudinals must be fixed securely to transverse roof members Fig 3 Shows an ideal roof structure with strong longitudinals and a 14 hole boxed Fig 5 Left hand picture...

Page 6: ...h the corresponding holes on the weather collar Fig 6 Apply sealant around bolt holes and then position unit over the weather collar and set down gently 5 Connect Electrical Supply This unit MUST be installed in accordance with SAA Wiring regulations and in particular AS3001 2008 Refer Fig 7 for position of terminal block Connect electrical supply to terminal strip Note position of active neutral ...

Page 7: ...7 Assemble Duct Thread a hold down bar onto the M8 bolt and push the bolt almost all the way into the hole in each corner of the brace Fig 9 Leave a 10mm gap between the hold down bar and the recess in the plastic brace This will allow for easier engagement with the four corresponding threaded holes in the unit Turn the assembly over and add the black plastic duct work to the top of the assembly w...

Page 8: ...hten the four M8 bolts with the threaded inserts in the rooftop unit Recommended tightening torque of the bolts is 7 N m 5 2 lbf ft As the bolts are tightened ensure that the hold down bars slot into their recesses in the brace Fig 11 Fig 11 Raise the duct assembly up to the roof hole ensuring the black plastic duct work forms a tight fit around the evaporator fan underneath the unit Then engage t...

Page 9: ...ements by pulling them out of the plenum and use the six self tapping counter sunk screws to secure the cover s edges to the caravan ceiling Fig 16 In some instances a very small pilot hole may need to be drilled to guide the screws into place Replace the filters by sliding them into the plenum until they click into place INSTALLATION IS NOW COMPLETE PROCEED TO COMMISSIONING Fig 13 Shows the posit...

Page 10: ...rborne particles can pose a health risk particulalry to young children and the elderly Ensure that filters are cleaned in a safe and well ventilated area If a more thorough clean is required then the filters can be washed out using warm soapy water Care must be taken to avoid ripping the fabric The filters should be cleaned every two weeks or more when in use Prolonged use higher concentrations of...

Page 11: ... 4kg Model number 5860001 Electrical rating 240V 50Hz Refrigerant 407C 450g Rated capacity cooling 2000W heating 2150W Power input cooling 920W heating 930W Rated current cooling 3 9A heating 4 0A Max input 1020W Max current 4 4A Design system pressure hi 2900kPa low 1840kPa Max operating pressure 2400kPa Air delivery maximum 110l s Total installed weight 29kg ...

Page 12: ...ircommand service 7 5861006 Electrical kit 8 5862010 Inside fan assembly 9 5861002 Consensate collector set 10 5861001 Weather collar assembly 11 8001012 Circullar duct 12 8002031 Combined duct brace 13 8002037 Installation fittings kit 14 5852006 Sparrow plenum assembly 15 5601051 Remote control 16 8002044 Plenum filters pair 17 5603035 Louvre replacement set 6 per set Spare Parts ...

Page 13: ...13 Schematic Wiring Diagram ...

Page 14: ...the inside coil in heat mode On cooling the E5 will appear if the outside coil temperature exceeds 68O C This is an indication of condenser airflow reduced or non existent or condensor fan not working sufficiently or the thermistor is out of calibration NB When in heat mode at outside temperatures above 18O C the outside fan motors may cycle on and off This is the system shedding load to avoid ove...

Page 15: ...ssing the FAN button It is recommended that you choose AUTO Now select the desired ROOM TEMPERATURE herein referred to as SETPOINT by pressing the TEMP up or down buttons The readout will flash the setpoint temperature Keep pressing the button until it flashes your desired setpoint In approximately 5 seconds the display will resume reading the ACTUAL room temperature The compressor will have a del...

Page 16: ... com au For spare parts enquiries please email parts aircommand com au AIRCOMMAND EUROPE Locke Leisure Products The Gables Stoneleigh Road Bubbenhall Coventry CV8 3BT United Kingdom Phone 44 2476 303 380 AIRCOMMAND AUSTRALIA 954 Port Road Albert Park South Australia 5014 Australia Phone 61 8 8345 8444 Fax 61 8 8243 0628 Contact details ...

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