Carrier Air V Owner'S Manual Download Page 10

OWNER

S GUIDE -10

STEP 3 - ELECTRICAL WIRING

Pull fabric tight. This will prevent the material from
gathering inside the discharge duct.

Route a copper, with ground, supply wiring with
minimum, #12 A WG from its power source to the
junction box. Do not attach them at this time.

Take the roof top air conditioner electrical harness and
plug it into the side of the selector switch control box.
Make sure that the “ridged” side of the plug is aligned
and matched with the “ridged” side of the selector
switch control box connection. DO NOT USE EXCESSIVE
FORCE (See Figure 5).

Remove the junction box cover (1 screw). Take the
supply wire and slide it into the back of the junction box
through the strain relief that is provided.

DO NOT USE DUCT TAPE ON OR AROUND FABRIC DUCT COLLAR.

WARNING

Fasten each side of the fabric duct with fitting
the duct plate to the ceiling assembly plate with
5 screws (See 

, Figure 4). Trim any excess fabric

that may extend beyond edge of duct plate.

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MAKE SURE THAT ALL POWER SUPPLY TO THE UNIT IS DISCONNECTED BEFORE PERFORMING ANY WORK ON THE
UNIT TO AVOID THE POSSIBILITY OF SHOCK OR INJURY AND/OR DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT.

WARNING

ROUTING 115V AC WIRING

After the interior ceiling assembly frame is properly secured to the roof top air conditioner, the following electrical
connections must be performed.

Figure 5

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2

3

CAUTION

WHEN USING INSULATED CABLES, STRIP THE OUTER JACKET
BACK TO EXPOSE 4-6 INCHES OF THE INSULATED LEADS. STRIP
THE INDIVIDUAL WIRE LEAD ENDS FOR THE CONNECTION.
(EXPOSE ABOUT 3/4” OF BARE WIRE.) THEN TIGHTEN UP ON
THE CABLE. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN! THIS COULD RESULT IN
PINCHING THROUGH THE PLASTIC WIRE INSULATION AND
CAUSE A SHORT OR “HOT” WIRES. (YOU COULD GET
SHOCKED.) THE CLAMP IS INTENDED FOR STRAIN RELIEF OF
THE WIRES, AND SLIGHT PRESSURE IS USUALLY SUFFICIENT TO
ACCOMPLISH THIS.

Summary of Contents for Air V

Page 1: ...ERGY SAVING TIPS 5 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 6 Step 1 Selecting an Installation Location Installing the Roof Top Air Conditioner 6 Step 2 Installing the Ceiling Assembly 9 Step 3 Electrical Wiring 10...

Page 2: ...ing comfort and economic operation from your new Air V Please keep this manual handy for future reference and be sure to send in your warranty card You can also contact us by the internet web site www...

Page 3: ...OWNER S GUIDE 3 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM of Upper Unit SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM of Ceiling Unit OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS GLOSSARY OF CONTROL SYMBOLS Automatic Thermostat Control Air Sweep Control Master Control...

Page 4: ...It is also recommended for nighttime use or relatively hot days HIGH COOL provides maximum cooling Choose the HIGH COOL setting simply by rotating the dial to this position It is recommended for quick...

Page 5: ...c air sweep on O Setting for automatic air sweep off Keep the unit s air filters clean See the Normal Maintenance Procedures section of this manual on page 13 Select the thermostat setting that suits...

Page 6: ...nditioner has been determined a reinforced and framed roof hole opening must be cut if there is no hole or you may use existing vent holes Remove all screws which secure the roof vent to the vehicle R...

Page 7: ...ling are cut make sure that the electrical wiring can be routed to the control board Seal the gap around the electrical supply wiring using a rubber grommet The roof top air conditioner must be mounte...

Page 8: ...area is properly prepared remove the carton and shipping pads from around the roof top air conditioner Carefully lift the unit on top of the vehicle Do not use the outer plastic shroud for lifting Pla...

Page 9: ...Make sure that you have properly matched the roof top air conditioner and interior ceiling assembly The following step by step instructions must be performed in the following sequence to insure prope...

Page 10: ...t with fitting the duct plate to the ceiling assembly plate with 5 screws See Figure 4 Trim any excess fabric that may extend beyond edge of duct plate 8 9 MAKE SURE THAT ALL POWER SUPPLY TO THE UNIT...

Page 11: ...e secure the wire connectors in a workmanlike manner See Figure 6 Check the thermostat probe position Make sure the thermostat probe is routed through the holding guide and is not touching any metal s...

Page 12: ...e room These noises are normal during the operation of the unit Mounting bolts should be tightened evenly by compressing the basepan gasket to the sixty percent requirement Adjust the thermostat contr...

Page 13: ...are very efficient in removing airborne particles More frequent cleaning may be necessary depending on the air quality Remove the air filters by pulling them as illustrated below Wash away dust from t...

Page 14: ...ER 21 COVER ASSY EXTERIOR 22 COIL ASSY COND NO PART NAME 23 COMPRESSOR 24 TERMINAL COVER 25 OVERLOAD PROTECTOR 26 NUT LOCK 27 WASHER CAP 28 GROMMET 29 GROMMET TUBE 30 GROMMET TUBE 31 CLAMP TUBE 32 BAS...

Page 15: ...SWEEP 46 BRACKET AIR SWEEP MOTOR NO PART NAME 47 CAM 48 WIRE STANDOFF 49 RELIEF STRAIN 50 GRILLE ASSY CEILING 51 BRACKET DOOR 52 DIFFUSER DOOR ASSY 53 SPRING DOOR 54 BLADE HORIZONTAL FRONT 55 FILTER A...

Page 16: ...P N 71RC6A5415G...

Page 17: ...PERATION INSTALLATION CARRIER RECREATIONAL VEHICLE AIR CONDITIONER PRODUCT INFORMATION Model Number Date in Service Unit Serial Number Ceiling Assembly Serial Number INSTALLER Date of Installation Nam...

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