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IM 1072-1  

Water to Water Source Heat Pumps 

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Wiring Diagram

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208/230-60-3, Unit Sizes 360, 420

THREE PHASE FIELD POWER SUPPLY PER UNIT RATING PLATE. MINIMUM CIRCUIT

AMPACITY AND MAXIMUM SIZE OF TIME-DELAY FUSE OR HACR-TYPE CIRCUIT BREAKER

PER UNIT RATING PLATE. PROVIDE DISCONNECTING MEANS AND EQUIPMENT

GROUNDING AS REQUIRED.
TRANSFORMER MAY HAVE TAPS FOR 120V, 208V, 240V, OR 480V SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY.

BEFORE APPLYING POWER TO THE UNIT, ENSURE TRANSFORMER IS WIRED FOR

APPROPRIATE SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY.  INSULATE SEPARATELY ANY UNUSED LEADS.

POLARITY IS NOT INDICATED. TYPICAL TRANSFORMER SHOWN. SEE TRANSFORMER LABEL

FOR LEAD COLOR CODING. A 4.0 AMP POTTER & BRUMFIELD PUSH TO RESET

FUSEHOLDER-TYPE THERMAL CIRCUIT BREAKER, P&B PART NO. W28XQ1A-4, IS MOUNTED

ON THE TRANSFORMER. THE W28-X IS WIRED IN SERIES WITH ONE SIDE OF THE

TRANSFORMER SECONDARY WINDING.

“RVS1” AND “RVS2” ARE USED ONLY WITH WWR MODELS AND ARE ENERGIZED IN

COOLING MODE.

“RVS1” AND “RVS2” ARE NOT USED WITH WWC AND WWH MODELS.

IF POWER MONITOR OUTPUT CONTACTS DO NOT TRANSFER WHEN POWER IS APPLIED

TO UNIT (BICOLOR LED GLOWS GREEN UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS AND RED

DURING FAULT CONDITIONS):

1. VERIFY THAT ALL THREE PHASES ARE PRESENT AND ARE OF THE CORRECT

VOLTAGE. IF ALL THREE PHASES ARE PRESENT AND ARE OF THE CORRECT VOLTAGE,

PHASE ROTATION MAY BE INCORRECT. PERFORM STEP 2.

2. DISCONNECT POWER TO THE WW* UNIT. VERIFY THAT POWER IS IN FACT

DISCONNECTED. SWAP ANY TWO OF THE THREE UNIT POWER SUPPLY WIRES. WHEN

POWER IS REAPPLIED, OUTPUT CONTACTS SHOULD NOW TRANSFER.

1

2

4

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LEGEND

FUNCTIONAL

DESIGNATION

LINE

NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

C1L

46

OPTIONAL INDICATOR LIGHT - COMPRESSOR 1 ON

C2L

47

OPTIONAL INDICATOR LIGHT - COMPRESSOR 2 ON

CC1

29

COMPRESSOR NO. 1 CONTACTOR

CC1-A1

#

"CC1" AUXILIARY CONTACT NO. 1

CC1-A2

#

"CC1" AUXILIARY CONTACT NO. 2 (WHEN USED)

CC2

40

COMPRESSOR NO. 2 CONTACTOR

CC2-A

#

"CC" AUXILIARY CONTACT (WHEN USED)

CCH1,CCH2

11,12

CRANKCASE HEATER NO. 1 & NO. 2

CCM1

22

COMPRESSOR CONTROL MODULE NO. 1

CCM2

33

COMPRESSOR CONTROL MODULE NO. 2

CHR

60

CHANGEOVER RELAY (WHEN USED)

CM1

2

COMPRESSOR NO. 1

CM2

5

COMPRESSOR NO. 2

COPM1

12,29

COMPRESSOR NO. 1 OVERLOAD PROTECTION MODULE

COPM2

14,40

COMPRESSOR NO. 2 OVERLOAD PROTECTION MODULE

CR1

58

COMPRESSOR NO. 1 PILOT RELAY

CR2

59

COMPRESSOR NO. 2 PILOT RELAY

EGB

4

EQUIPMENT GROUNDING BAR

F1,F2,F3

7

FUSING - SEE FUSE TABLE

FL

45

OPTIONAL INDICATOR LIGHT - FAULT

FS-L

25

OPTIONAL FLOW PROVING SWITCH – LOAD COIL

FS-S

25

OPTIONAL FLOW PROVING SWITCH – SOURCE COIL

HP1

27

HIGH DISCHARGE PRESSURE CUTOUT SWITCH NO. 1

HP2

38

HIGH DISCHARGE PRESSURE CUTOUT SWITCH NO. 2

LP1

27

LOW SUCTION PRESSURE CUTOUT SWITCH NO. 1 (CKT 1)

LP2

38

LOW SUCTION PRESSURE CUTOUT SWITCH NO. 2 (CKT 2)

LP3

23

LOW SUCTION PRESSURE CUTOUT SWITCH NO. 3 (CKT 1)

LP4

34

LOW SUCTION PRESSURE CUTOUT SWITCH NO. 4 (CKT 2)

LTC

19,27,38 LOW FLUID TEMPERATURE CUTOUT MODULE

PDB

1,2,3

POWER DISTRIBUTION BLOCK

PM

9,51

OPTIONAL POWER MONITOR

RVS1

52

REVERSING VALVE SOLENOID CKT 1 (WHEN USED)

RVS2

53

REVERSING VALVE SOLENOID CKT 2 (WHEN USED)

TB1

+

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 1

TB2

64,65

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 2

TB3

+

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 3

TB4

23

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 4

TB5

34

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 5

TB6

11

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 6

TR1

50

CONTROL TRANSFORMER NO. 1

TR2

17

CONTROL TRANSFORMER NO. 2

TC

54

TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER (OPTIONAL)

TS-C

55

AQUASTAT – COOLING (WHEN USED)

TS-H

54

AQUASTAT – HEATING (WHEN USED)

# SEE LINE NUMBER TO THE RIGHT OF CONTACTOR COIL ON WIRING DIAGRAM.

+ MULTIPLE LINE NUMBERS.

3 SEE FIGURE 1 ON SHEET 3 OF THIS DRAWING FOR BOARD LAYOUT FOR SENSOR

LOCATIONS, TEMPERATURE SETTING NOTE, AND SENSOR RESISTANCE VERSUS

TEMPERATURE GRAPH.

COMPRESSOR RELAY CONTACTS ARE PROVIDED TO OPERATE AN EXTERNAL PILOT

DUTY LOAD (SUCH AS A PUMP RELAY COIL) WITH THE COMPRESSORS.

AN EXTERNAL LOAD POWERED BY TRANSFORMER “TR1” IN THE WW* UNIT MUST

NOT EXCEED 12 VA SEALED (96 VA INRUSH) @ 24 VOLTS AC.

EXTERNAL LOADS POWERED FROM AN EXTERNAL SOURCE ARE LIMITED TO

CLASS 2 CIRCUITS ONLY (30 VOLTS AC MAXIMUM). EXTERNAL LOAD

CHARACTERISTICS MUST NOT EXCEED 10 AMPS MAKE, 1 AMP BREAK.

MAINTAIN

SEPARATION BETWEEN CLASS 2 CIRCUITS OF DIFFERENT SOURCES.

PROVIDE DISCONNECTING MEANS, EQUIPMENT GROUNDING, AND

OVERCURRENT PROTECTION AS REQUIRED.

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TYPICAL FIELD CONTROL WIRING SHOWN. ACTUAL FIELD WIRING MAY DIFFER FROM

WIRING SHOWN HERE. USE 18 AWG MINIMUM FOR FIELD 24 VOLT CONTROL WIRING.

TYPICAL REMOTE SWITCH SHOWN. REMOTE SWITCH MAY BE SUPPLIED BY OTHERS

OR IS AVAILABLE AS AN OPTIONAL ACCESSORY FROM THE FACTORY. MINIMUM PILOT

DUTY RATING OF EACH POLE OF REMOTE SWITCH IS 24 VOLT-AMPERES @ 24 VOLTS

AC WHEN CONNECTED AS SHOWN.

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CONDUCTOR “O” REQUIRED WITH WWR REVERSE CYCLE UNITS.

CONDUCTOR “O” NOT USED WITH WWC COOLING AND WWR HEATING UNITS.

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“CHR” IS USED ONLY WITH “WWR” UNITS.

“CHR” IS NOT USED WITH “WWC” AND “WWH” UNITS.

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WHEN “CHR” IS NOT USED, THIS WIRE CONNECTS DIRECTLY TO EITHER TERMINAL 1

ON “PM” --OR-- WHEN “PM” IS NOT USED, TO TERMINAL R ON “TB1”.

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13

AQUASTATS “TS-H” AND “TS-C” ARE NOT USED WHEN OPTIONAL FACTORY INSTALLED

TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER “TC” IS FURNISHED. TYPICAL AQUASTATS SHOWN.

AQUASTATS MAY BE SUPPLIED BY OTHERS OR ARE AVAILABLE AS AN OPTIONAL

ACCESSORY FROM THE FACTORY. MINIMUM PILOT DUTY RATING OF EACH POLE OF

AQUASTAT IS 24 VOLT-AMPERES @ 24 VOLTS AC WHEN CONNECTED AS SHOWN.

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7 WHEN OPTIONAL “LTC” IS NOT USED, THESE TWO WIRES ARE SPLICED TOGETHER.

5 WHEN “FS-L” AND “FS-S” ARE NOT USED, THIS WIRE CONNECTS DIRECTLY TO

TERMINAL 6 OF “TB3”.

6 WIRED AS SHOWN FOR OPEN LOOP OR HIGH TEMPERATURE CLOSED LOOP

APPLICATIONS. FOR LOW TEMPERATURE CLOSED LOOP APPLICATIONS, MOVE THIS

WIRE FROM TERMINAL 6 TO TERMINAL 7 ON "TB4".

THIS WIRE CONNECTS DIRECTLY FROM TERMINAL S1 TO TERMINAL Y1 ON “TB1” WHEN

OPTIONAL TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER “TC” IS NOT FURNISHED.

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THIS WIRE CONNECTS DIRECTLY FROM TERMINAL S2 TO TERMINAL Y2 ON “TB1” WHEN

OPTIONAL TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER “TC” IS NOT FURNISHED.

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SEE FIGURE 2 ON SHEET 3 OF THIS DRAWING FOR COMPRESSOR CONTROL MODULE

OPERATION.

9 WHEN OPTIONAL “LTC” IS NOT USED, THESE TWO WIRES ARE SPLICED TOGETHER.

8 WIRED AS SHOWN FOR OPEN LOOP OR HIGH TEMPERATURE CLOSED LOOP

APPLICATIONS. FOR LOW TEMPERATURE CLOSED LOOP APPLICATIONS, MOVE THIS

WIRE FROM TERMINAL 8 TO TERMINAL 9 ON "TB5".

FACTORY WIRING

FIELD WIRING

EARTH GROUND

CHASSIS (PANEL) GROUND

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 3 (TB3)

COIL

NORMALLY OPEN CONTACTS

IDENTIFIABLE TERMINAL

NON-IDENTIFIABLE TERMINAL,

OTHER WIRE JUNCTIONS,

INCLUDING SCHEMATIC

NORMALLY CLOSED CONTACTS

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 1 (TB1)

SYMBOL LEGEND

OPTIONAL FIELD WIRING

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 6 (TB6)

OPTIONAL FACTORY WIRING

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 2 (TB2)

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 4 (TB4)

TERMINAL BOARD NO. 5 (TB5)

FUSE NO.

CLASS

VOLTS AC

AMPERES

TIME DELAY

F1,F2,F3†

CC

600

3

YES

FUSE TABLE

† F3 IS USED ONLY WHEN OPTIONAL POWER

MONITOR IS FURNISHED.

WHEN OPTIONAL TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER “TC” IS FURNISHED, INSTALLER MUST

PROGRAM CONTROLLER. REFER TO TEMPERATURE CONTROL INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS.

WITH REVERSE-CYCLE WWR UNITS, PROGRAM CONTROLLER AS ONE STAGE

COOLING AND ONE STAGE HEATING. STAGE 1 IS THE COOLING STAGE AND STAGE 2 IS

THE HEATING STAGE.

INSTALL SENSOR @ WATER INLET PIPE (LOAD COIL).

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BK: BLACK

PK:

PINK

BL: BLUE

PR (V): PURPLE (VIOLET)

BR: BROWN

R:

RED

G:      GREEN

W:

WHITE

GY: GRAY

Y:

YELLOW

WIRE COLOR LEGEND

NOTES:

NUMBER PLACED AFTER DASH FOLLOWING

COLOR CODE INDICATES WIRE GAGE. FOR

EXAMPLE> BK-12 IS A BLACK, 12 AWG WIRE.

NO NUMBER AFTER COLOR CODE INDICATES 18

AWG WIRE. FOR EXAMPLE> BK IS A BLACK 18

AWG WIRE.

BONDING CONDUCTORS INDICATED AS GREEN

MAY ALSO BE  GREEN WITH ONE OR MORE

YELLOW STRIPES.

ASTERISK AFTER DASH FOLLOWING COLOR

CODE INDICATES REFERRAL TO COMPRESSOR

WIRE SIZE TABLE.

   O:      ORANGE

WIRING DIAGRAM # 0962I-2634 REV. C

WW* 360, 420

208/230-3-60

Summary of Contents for WRA

Page 1: ...Group WSHP Part Number 667691802 Date October 2013 Daikin Water to Water Source Heat Pumps 3 to 35 Tons with R 410A WRA Heating and Cooling Models WHA Heating Only Models WCA Cooling Only Models 2013...

Page 2: ...LTC 208 230 60 3 Unit Sizes 036 048 060 and 072 20 Compressor Control Module Functional Operation 208 230 60 3 Unit Sizes 036 048 060 and 072 21 Wiring Diagram 22 208 230 60 3 Unit Sizes 120 150 180 2...

Page 3: ...ooling 300 300 000 Btuh Nominal Cooling 360 360 000 Btuh Nominal Cooling 420 420 000 Btuh Nominal Cooling Water Piping Location F Front T Top L Left Hand Side R Right Hand Side Status Lights YY None S...

Page 4: ...nly used on product labels to signify an immedi ate hazard The signal words WARNING and CAUTION will be used on product labels and throughout this manual and other manuals that may apply to the produc...

Page 5: ...0 15 4 517 632 9 6 15 15 120 208 230 60 1 2 23 1 134 0 46 2 197 253 52 0 70 70 208 230 60 3 16 1 91 0 32 2 187 253 36 2 50 50 460 60 3 7 1 46 0 14 2 414 506 16 0 20 20 575 60 3 5 6 37 0 11 2 517 632 1...

Page 6: ...ter pressure and sized for proper flow rate The supply and the discharge pipes should be insulated to prevent condensation damage caused by low water temperature in the pipes If water hammer should oc...

Page 7: ...rejected from the unit into the source water loop To reject excess heat from the water loop the use of a closed circuit evaporative cooler or an open type cooling tower with a secondary heat exchange...

Page 8: ...the tables 11 Check for vibrations noise water leaks etc 12 Adjust thermostat to correct mode and set to maintain desired temperature 13 Instruct the equipment owner operator of correct thermostat an...

Page 9: ...3 4 KO 1 2 KO 3 4 FPT 1 2 FPT Dimensions Size 048 060 Dimensions in Pipe Size FPT Connection Size A B C D E F G H J K L M N P Control Electric Auxiliary Electric Load Source Domestic Hot Water 28 28...

Page 10: ...ions Size 120 150 Dimensions in Water Connection Size A B C D E F G H K L M N P Q R S Load Source FPT 26 19 12 4 8 22 4 18 41 22 34 1 113 16 37 29 42 1 Dimensions Size 180 Dimensions in Water Connecti...

Page 11: ...Source Heat Pumps Page 11 of 44 Dimensional Data WRA WCA WHA Size 240 420 Dimensions Size 240 420 Dimensions in Water Connection Size A B C D E F K L M N P Q R S Load Source FPT 31 20 16 4 22 27 63 2...

Page 12: ...00 50 00 63 125 1130 1230 16 0 16 0 2 00 360 34 00 50 00 63 125 1420 1540 17 5 17 5 2 00 420 34 00 50 00 63 125 1620 1750 20 0 20 0 2 00 Operating Pressures PSIG Cooling Mode Table 4 Models WRA and W...

Page 13: ...813 0 829 0 937 1 614 50 0 922 0 770 0 789 0 922 1 816 Methanol 10 0 986 0 957 0 961 0 986 1 127 20 0 970 0 924 0 928 0 970 1 197 30 0 951 0 895 0 897 0 951 1 235 40 0 936 0 863 0 865 0 936 1 323 50 0...

Page 14: ...C P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 300 180 120 90 LPS BYPASS SECONDS DOM ASC R LED OFF NO Y SIGNAL PRESENT ON Y SIGNAL PRESENT 1 BLINK FAULT ON HPS TERMINALS 2 BLINKS FAULT ON LPS TERMINALS LPR AL1701 PK CC Y W OPTIONA...

Page 15: ...H UNITS 17 14 WHEN FS L AND FS S ARE NOT USED THIS WIRE CONNECTS DIRECTLY TO TERMINAL Y OF CCM WHEN PM IS NOT USED THIS WIRE CONNECTS DIRECTLY TO TERMINAL R ON TB1 4 THIS WIRE CONNECTS DIRECTLY FROM T...

Page 16: ...ature drops below 20 F The control will re energize the output relays when the sensor temperature rises above 22 5 F Additionally the control will monitor each individual sensor to make sure it isn t...

Page 17: ...es with the Y signal through the circuit board The 60 psig low pressure switch is connected in series with the Y signal to the processor only This will allow the control to monitor the low pressure sw...

Page 18: ...ASS SECONDS DOM ASC R LED OFF NO Y SIGNAL PRESENT ON Y SIGNAL PRESENT 1 BLINK FAULT ON HPS TERMINALS 2 BLINKS FAULT ON LPS TERMINALS LPR AL1701 PK CC Y W OPTIONAL HP BK BL BK PR W 24 VAC LTC OPTIONAL...

Page 19: ...K 12 AWG WIRE NO NUMBER AFTER COLOR CODE INDICATES 18 AWG WIRE FOR EXAMPLE BK IS A BLACK 18 AWG WIRE ASTERISK AFTER DASH FOLLOWING COLOR CODE INDICATES REFERRAL TO COMPRESSOR WIRE SIZE TABLE 8 CHR IS...

Page 20: ...ature drops below 20 F The control will re energize the output relays when the sensor temperature rises above 22 5 F Additionally the control will monitor each individual sensor to make sure it isn t...

Page 21: ...es with the Y signal through the circuit board The 60 psig low pressure switch is connected in series with the Y signal to the processor only This will allow the control to monitor the low pressure sw...

Page 22: ...L HP1 BK BL R FL PR W R 24 VAC LTC OPTIONAL SEN 1 SEN 2 SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2 3 R TB3 4 CCM1 CR2 1 3 BK LPS Y HPS T1 T C R X P10 P11 P12 10 SEC 5 MIN P7 P8 P9 3 SEC 6 SEC P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 300 180 120 90 LPS...

Page 23: ...4 6 CR1 4 6 PR PR PR PR TS C TS H 23 63 34 64 52 CHR 1 3 WHEN USED 21 20 BR BR WHEN REQ D SPLICE 12 CHR 4 2 WHEN REQ D SPLICE BR CLASS 2 60 HZ TR1 24V WHEN USED R R R O C O 16 TB1 TB2 A1 A2 24 COM TC...

Page 24: ...30 VOLTS AC MAXIMUM EXTERNAL LOAD CHARACTERISTICS MUST NOT EXCEED 10 AMPS MAKE 1 AMP BREAK MAINTAIN SEPARATION BETWEEN CLASS 2 CIRCUITS OF DIFFERENT SOURCES PROVIDE DISCONNECTING MEANS EQUIPMENT GROU...

Page 25: ...drops below 20 F The control will re energize the output relays when the sensor temperature rises above 22 5 F Additionally the control will monitor each individual sensor to make sure it isn t broken...

Page 26: ...nnected in series with the Y signal to the processor only This will allow the control to monitor the low pressure switch status and initi ate the bypass delay If the 60 psig low pressure switch should...

Page 27: ...W R 24 VAC LTC OPTIONAL SEN 1 SEN 2 SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2 3 R TB3 4 CCM1 CR2 1 3 BK LPS Y HPS T1 T C R X P10 P11 P12 10 SEC 5 MIN P7 P8 P9 3 SEC 6 SEC P5 P4 P3 P2 P1 300 180 120 90 LPS BYPASS SECONDS DOM...

Page 28: ...64 52 CHR 1 3 11 WHEN USED 19 18 BR BR WHEN REQ D SPLICE 10 CHR 4 2 WHEN REQ D SPLICE BR 96 VA CLASS 2 60 HZ TR1 24V WHEN USED R R R O C Y O 14 TB1 TB2 A1 A2 OPTIONAL 208 230V 4 0A 24 COM TC OPTIONAL...

Page 29: ...WITH THE COMPRESSORS AN EXTERNAL LOAD POWERED BY TRANSFORMER TR1 IN THE WW UNIT MUST NOT EXCEED 12 VA SEALED 96 VA INRUSH 24 VOLTS AC EXTERNAL LOADS POWERED FROM AN EXTERNAL SOURCE ARE LIMITED TO CLAS...

Page 30: ...elow 20 F The control will re energize the output relays when the sensor temperature rises above 22 5 F Additionally the control will monitor each individual sensor to make sure it isn t broken or sho...

Page 31: ...n series with the Y signal to the processor only This will allow the control to monitor the low pressure switch status and initi ate the bypass delay If the 60 psig low pressure switch should open the...

Page 32: ...S R Y PR O OPTIONAL OPTIONAL 5 CC1 Y W OPTIONAL HP1 BK BL BK R FL PR W R 24 VAC LTC OPTIONAL SEN 1 SEN 2 SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2 3 R TB3 4 CCM1 CR2 1 3 BK LPS Y HPS T1 T C R X P10 P11 P12 10 SEC 5 MIN P7 P8...

Page 33: ...BK BK CR2 4 6 CR1 4 6 PR PR PR PR TS C TS H 23 63 34 64 52 CHR 1 3 11 WHEN USED 19 18 BR BR WHEN REQ D SPLICE 10 CHR 4 2 WHEN REQ D SPLICE BR CLASS 2 60 HZ TR1 24V WHEN USED R R R O C O 14 TB1 TB2 A1...

Page 34: ...COMPRESSORS AN EXTERNAL LOAD POWERED BY TRANSFORMER TR1 IN THE WW UNIT MUST NOT EXCEED 12 VA SEALED 96 VA INRUSH 24 VOLTS AC EXTERNAL LOADS POWERED FROM AN EXTERNAL SOURCE ARE LIMITED TO CLASS 2 CIRCU...

Page 35: ...below 20 F The control will re energize the output relays when the sensor temperature rises above 22 5 F Additionally the control will monitor each individual sensor to make sure it isn t broken or s...

Page 36: ...d in series with the Y signal to the processor only This will allow the control to monitor the low pressure switch status and initi ate the bypass delay If the 60 psig low pressure switch should open...

Page 37: ...IM 1072 1 Water to Water Source Heat Pumps Page 37 of 44 WHA Circuit Diagram WHA Load Coil Heater Condenser Source Coil Evaporator...

Page 38: ...Page 38 of 44 Water to Water Source Heat Pumps IM 1072 1 WRA Circuit Diagram WRA Reverse Cycle No Domestic Hot Water WRA Reverse Cycle With Domestic Hot Water H R Coil...

Page 39: ...ter Source Heat Pumps Page 39 of 44 WCA Circuit Diagram WCA Load Coil Chiller Evaporator Source Coil Condenser No Domestic Hot Water WCA Load Coil Chiller Evaporator Source Coil Condenser With Domesti...

Page 40: ...erage____________________ Phase____________________ Transformer Volts__________________ Unit Function Heating WRA WHA Entering Leaving Diff TD Load Liquid Temperature F From fan coil unit radiant coil...

Page 41: ...tor points etc won t start 3 Compressor starts but a Run capacitor could be bad a Check capacitor hums and trips out on overload b Voltage may be low b Check it c Seized bearings on compressor c Repla...

Page 42: ...tch HP 7 Low Pressure 844 151 844 151 844 151 844 151 844 151 844 151 844 151 844 151 844 151 844 151 844 151 Switch LP1 8 Fluid Refrigerant 512 200 512 201 512 201 512 259 512 201 512 202 512 200 512...

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