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5. Re-connect the following wires on control board. See

Fig. 12.

a. Yellow compressor wire to COMP on relay Kl.
b. Power Cord wire (Ll) to L1 (brass post terminal)

on relay K2.

6. Secure control board ground wire (green) to ground

screw on control box door with power cord and chassis
ground wires. See Fig. 13.

7. Remove coil filter and install indoor coil freeze thermostat

(IFT) onto the coil with the clips provided. Route IFT wire
through the coil wiring access hole to insure wire is not
pinched when control box cover is closed. See Fig. 14.
NOTE: Loop wire through clip one time as shown in
Fig. 14 to ensure snug fit of the IFT to the coil fins.

8. Replace filter (indoor coil freeze thermostat will be locat-

ed between the coil and filter).

9. Dress wires using wire ties provided.

10. Close the control box door and secure by re-attaching

screws saved earlier. See Fig. 3.

11. Reinstall plastic control panel cover using the 2 screws

removed earlier. See Fig. 3.

Install Labels and Schematics

1. Remove old wiring schematic label and install new wir-

ing schematic label in same location. See Fig. 15.

2. Install conversion label to front of control box. See

Fig. 15.

3. Install Hi Speed/Low Speed label next to fan cycle switch

on side of control box. See Fig. 16.

NOTE: Fan cycle switch now becomes a speed selector
switch and selects whether the fan runs in high speed or
low speed. It is recommended to set the switch to low fan
speed for maximum sound comfort.

4. Install new control panel label over the old control panel

label to cover holes left by removal of old controls and
refer guests to the wall-mounted thermostat. See Fig. 15.

Wiring of Thermostat

1. Refer to installation instructions included with thermostat

for thermostat installation.

2. Route thermostat wires through grommet in remote wir-

ing access cover (supplied with kit).

3. Make thermostat wiring connection (4 wires) to remov-

able terminal block on control board, accessible through
the opening for thermostat wiring interface.

a. R to R (24 VAC)
b. C to C (common — must be connected for digital

thermostats)

c. Y to Y (compressor)
d. G to G (Fan)

4. Plug thermostat wiring terminal block back on to control

board.

5. Attach remote wiring access cover to control box cover

using 2 screws provided (where knockout was removed
for thermostat wiring interface). See Fig. 17.

Installation Completion

1. Replace front panel.
2. Restore power to unit.

PINK (L2 ON K2A1)

VIOLET (HEAT2 ON K2A1)

PLAIN POWER CORD
(L1 ON K2)

RED WIRE
(HEAT1 ON K2)

YELLOW WIRE
(COMP ON K1)

GREY FAN WIRE

BLACK WIRE FROM
REVERSING VALVE
TO RVS
(NO POLARITY)

BLACK WIRE FROM REVERSING
VALVE TO L2 ON K2A1
(NO POLARITY)

K1

K2

K2A1

Fig. 19 — Typical Wall Thermostat Interface Board Terminal Connections (Heat Pump Control Board Shown)

Summary of Contents for 52S series

Page 1: ...firmly and discard See Fig 4 6 Open control box by removing the 2 control box cover screws shown in Fig 3 and swing the cover down to open Save the screws 7 Remove wire ties and discard making sure no...

Page 2: ...of the no 10 hex head screws provided See Fig 9 11 NOTE Be sure removable terminal block on control board is lined up with hole in control box cover from knockout in previous step 3 Re connect wiring...

Page 3: ...MOSTAT CONTROL PANEL MOUNTING SCREWS WALL THERMOSTAT CONTROL PANEL MOUNTING SCREW Fig 7 Thermostat Bulb and Mounting Bracket Fig 6 Fan Cycle Switch and Outdoor Frost Thermostat Fig 9 Wall Thermostat C...

Page 4: ...w speed label next to fan cycle switch on side of control box See Fig 16 NOTE Fan cycle switch now becomes a speed selector switch and selects whether the fan runs in high speed or low speed It is rec...

Page 5: ...ack reversing valve wire to L2 brass post terminal on relay K2A1 NOTE Black reversing valve wires are molded together in a 2 wire bundle 5 Connect the following wires from the control board to the Out...

Page 6: ...p with hole in control box cover from knockout in previous step 3 Re connect wiring to fan cycle switch See Fig 6 a Black Hi Fan speed wire to top terminal on fan cycle switch b Red Low Fan speed wire...

Page 7: ...tch now becomes a speed selector switch and selects whether the fan runs in high speed or low speed It is recommended to set the switch to low fan speed for maximum sound comfort 4 Install new control...

Page 8: ...tinue or change at any time specifications or designs without notice and without incurring obligations PC 132 Catalog No 535 20051 Printed in U S A Form 52S 66SI Pg 8 11 02 Replaces New Book 1 4 Tab 9...

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