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R

F

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CHEM

A

T

IC

LE

G

E

ND

NO

TE

S

:

1.

Compr

essor

and

fa

n

m

ot

ors

are

ther

m

a

lly

p

ro

te

ct

ed.

2.

W

ir

e

in

acc

ordance

wit

h

N

at

ional

E

lect

ri

c

a

l

Cod

e

(N

EC)

and

local

codes

.

R

eplace

an

y

or

iginal

wires

with

9

C

wire

or

its

equi

v

a

lent.

3.

Use

minimum

60°

C

wire

fo

r

field

po

wer

wir

ing.

4.

T

ransf

or

mer

fac

to

ry

wired

fo

r

230

v.

F

o

r

2

0

8

v

m

o

v

e

b

lue

wire

to

208

v

o

lt

ta

p

.

5.

Cr

ank

case

heater

an

d

ther

mostat

used

on

selected

m

odels

onl

y.

NO

T

E

:

A

ll

ther

m

ist

o

rs

a

re

identical.

THE

RM

IS

T

O

R

E

Q

UIV

ALE

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T

e

mp

eratu

re

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stan

ce

FC

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35

6,500

72

22

11,400

32

0

32,500

C—

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ac

to

r,

Com

press

or

CAP

Capacit

or

CCHT

Cr

ank

case

Heater

T

her

m

o

st

a

t

CH

Cr

ank

case

Heat

er

COMP

Compr

essor

Mo

to

r

DF

T

Def

rost

T

her

most

at

EQU

IP

Equipm

ent

GN

D

G

round

HP

S

High-Pre

ssure

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it

ch

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P

S

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q

u

id

Lo

w

P

res

sure

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ch

OD

A

O

u

tdoor

Air

T

emperat

ur

e

OF

M

O

u

tdoor

F

a

n

M

otor

OF

R

O

u

tdoor

F

a

n

R

ela

y

OL

O

v

er

load

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S

Re

v

e

rsing

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alv

e

S

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d

TB

T

e

rm

inal

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rd

TH

T

her

m

ist

or

T

RAN

T

ransf

or

mer

Splice

(F

ield)

T

e

rm

in

al

(M

ar

k

ed)

T

e

rm

in

al

(Unm

ar

k

ed)

T

e

rm

in

al

Bloc

k

S

p

lice

F

a

ctor

y

W

ir

ing

F

ield

C

ont

rol

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ir

ing

F

ield

P

o

w

e

r

W

ir

in

g

3

8

QRF

OPERA

TION

SEQ

U

E

N

C

E

C

A

L

L

F

O

R

C

OOL

IN

G:

1.

Con

trol

v

olt

age

fr

om

tr

ans

fo

rm

e

r

to

m

icroproc

essor

c

ont

rol

in

indoor

unit

(24

v

).

2.

A

t

micr

oproces

sor

cont

rol

24

v

is

s

wi

tched

to

“G

,”

“O

,”

and

“Y

.”

3.

24

v

from

micropr

ocess

or

cont

ro

l

“G

energiz

e

s

fa

n

rela

y

a

t

out

door

u

n

it

a

n

d

out

door-f

an

mot

o

r

runs

.

4.

24

v

from

microp

rocess

or

c

ont

rol

“O

energizes

R

V

S

a

t

out

door

unit

through

“O

o

n

out

door

uni

t

te

rm

inal

board.

5.

24

v

fr

o

m

the

m

icroproc

essor

cont

rol

“Y

energ

izes

th

e

cont

act

or

c

oil

in

th

e

o

ut

door

unit

.

T

he

com

-

pr

es

s

o

r

will

run.

6.

If

the

HP

S

,

inter

nal

pr

ot

ec

to

r

o

f

the

com

pressor

,

o

r

LLP

S

open,

th

e

2

4

v

to

th

e

c

ont

ac

to

r

will

be

interr

upted.

T

h

e

c

ompres

sor

and

out

door

fa

n

m

ot

or

will

stop

.

C

A

L

L

FO

R

H

EA

TI

N

G

:

1.

Con

trol

v

olt

age

fr

om

tr

ans

fo

rm

e

r

to

m

icroproc

essor

c

ont

rol

in

indoor

unit

(24

v

).

2.

A

t

micr

oproces

sor

cont

rol

24

v

is

s

wi

tched

to

“G

,”

“Y

,”

and

“R

.”

3.

24

v

from

m

ic

roproc

essor

co

nt

rol

“G

energiz

es

fa

n

rela

y

a

t

out

door

unit

and

out

door

fa

n

m

ot

or

runs

.

4.

24

v

fro

m

m

icropr

ocess

or

c

ont

ro

l

“Y

ener

gi

zes

th

e

contactor

c

oil

and

th

e

c

om

presso

r

will

ru

n

.

5.

Dem

and

def

ro

st

is

c

ont

ro

lled

b

y

th

e

indo

or

unit

m

icroproc

essor

con

trol.

6.

T

h

e

indoo

r

unit

mic

roproces

sor

cont

rol

cont

in

uous

ly

m

onit

ors

bot

h

out

door

c

o

il

te

m

perat

ure

and

ou

tdoor

ambient

te

mperat

ure,

det

er

mining

th

e

opt

imum

def

ros

t

lengt

h

and

in

te

rv

al

fo

r

e

xist

ing

out

-

do

or

c

ondit

ions

.

D

E

FR

OST

M

ODE:

1.

M

icroproc

essor

c

ont

rol

s

wit

c

hes

24

v

to

“O

and

energiz

es

R

V

S

.

2.

M

icroproc

essor

co

nt

rol

s

wit

c

hes

24

v

from

out

doo

r

fan

re

la

y,

deenerg

ized

rela

y

s

tops

out

d

oor

fa

n

m

o

to

r

operat

ion.

3.

M

icroproc

essor

control

will

te

rm

inat

e

def

ro

st

when

outdoor

c

o

il

sensor

reach

es

64.4

F

o

r

a

fter

10

m

inut

es

of

def

rost

oper

at

ion.

Unit

then

s

wit

ches

bac

k

to

nor

mal

heat

ing

mode

.

4.

Dur

in

g

heat

ing

or

def

rost

,

if

the

HPS,

int

er

nal

prot

ec

to

r

o

f

the

c

o

mpr

essor

,

o

r

LLP

S

open,

th

e

2

4

v

to

th

e

c

ont

act

o

r

c

o

il

wil

l

b

e

int

err

upt

ed,

th

e

c

om

pres

sor

and

out

door

fa

n

m

ot

or

wil

l

s

to

p

.

A08238

Fig. 7 -- 38QRF018--060 Typical Wiring Schematic

38Q

RF

Summary of Contents for 38QRF018 --- --- ---3

Page 1: ...rations Have fire extinguisher available Read these instructions thoroughly and follow all warnings or cautions included in literature and attached to the unit Consult local building codes and Nationa...

Page 2: ...r airflow clearance wiring refrigerant piping and servicing unit See Fig 3 Locate unit so that condenser airflow is unrestricted on both sides Refer to Fig 3 Unit may be mounted on a level pad directl...

Page 3: ...468 3 774 7 498 5 741 865 5 347 7 206 4 403 2 88 165 4 UNIT SIZE M OPERATING WT in mm lb kg 38QRF HEAT PUMPS 018 5 8 15 88 166 75 3 024 5 8 15 88 176 79 8 030 3 4 19 05 187 84 8 035 3 4 19 05 221 100...

Page 4: ...1720 850 3900 850 3900 850 3900 Diameter in 18 18 24 24 24 No Blades 3 3 3 3 3 Motor hp 1 8 1 8 1 4 1 4 1 4 OUTDOOR COIL Face Area sq ft 5 8 7 3 12 1 12 1 12 1 No Rows 2 3 2 2 2 FPI 20 20 20 20 20 HI...

Page 5: ...ll mounting kit A07396 Fig 4 Lifting Unit with Sling COMPLETE REFRIGERANT PIPING CONNECTIONS Outdoor units may be connected to indoor units using field supplied tubing of refrigerant grade and conditi...

Page 6: ...Before performing service or maintenance be sure indoor unit main power switch is turned OFF and indoor blower has stopped Power Wiring Unit is factory wired for voltage shown on nameplate Provide ad...

Page 7: ...utdoor unit through O on outdoor unit terminal board 5 24 v from the microprocessor control Y energizes the contactor coil in the outdoor unit The com pressor will run 6 If the HPS internal protector...

Page 8: ...2 All motors compressors contain internal overload protection 3 In compliance with NEC U S A Standard requirements for multi motor and combination load equipment refer to NEC Articles 430 and 440 the...

Page 9: ...ure rating must be 400 psig DOT Department of Transportation 4BA400 or DOT BW400 S Puron systems should be charged with liquid refrigerant Use a commercial type metering device in the manifold hose wh...

Page 10: ...utdown when compressor is not operating If the crankcase heater is de energized for more than 6 hours both compressor service valves must be closed The crankcase heater is powered by the high voltage...

Page 11: ...lines should be similar Any temperature difference would be due to heat loss or gain across valve body Temperatures are best checked with a remote reading electronic type thermometer with multiple pro...

Page 12: ...9 58 7 3 13 72 160 56 2 13 44 262 86 9 30 50 364 110 0 43 33 466 128 7 53 72 596 148 4 64 67 60 8 6 13 00 162 57 0 13 89 264 87 4 30 78 366 110 4 43 56 468 129 0 53 89 600 149 0 65 00 62 10 0 12 22 16...

Page 13: ...ompressor air Note that the blow thru design causes dirt and debris to build up on the inside of the coils Clean coil annually or as required by location and outdoor air conditions Inspect coil monthl...

Page 14: ...END NOTE For systems with indoor units equipped with microprocessor control see separate controls service and troubleshooting manual NC Normally Closed ODT Outdoor Thermostat A07435 Fig 11 Troubleshoo...

Page 15: ...EGEND NOTE For systems with indoor units equipped with microprocessor control see separate controls service and troubleshooting manual NC Normally Closed ODT Outdoor Thermostat A07436 Fig 12 Troublesh...

Page 16: ...310 W Morris St S Indianapolis IN 46231 Printed in U S A Edition Date 05 08 Manufacturer reserves the right to change at any time specifications and designs without notice and without obligations Cata...

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