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Summary of Contents for K1CA2000A00

Page 1: ...HIGH WALL COOLING DUCTLESS 9 000 12 000 18 24 000 ii I I_ Enviromaster Internati 5780 Success Dr Rome NY 13440 www enviromaster com...

Page 2: ...tributor Our technical service department may be contacted at 1 800 228 9364 When calling for assistance please have the following information ready Indoor Unit Model Number Indoor Unit Serial Number...

Page 3: ...washable air filters as well as motorized air sweep for enhanced air circulation and the condensing unit is equipped as stan dard with a high efficiency rotary compres sor Tube Set Kit consisting of...

Page 4: ...l 60 208 230 1 60 Example EnviroAir Unit Unit Style W High Waft Unit Duty C Cooling Only H Heat Pump Design Revision A R 4 10A Capacity 09 9 000 Btuh 12 12 000 Btuh 18 I8 000 Btuh 24 24 000 Btuh Volta...

Page 5: ...rol for system operation Several modes of operation are available to the end user depending on the type of comfort required All unit operating func tions are controlled via the remote con trol Refer t...

Page 6: ...and 6 from the ceiling Choose an area where the watt is plumb and determine how to best to run the unit interconnects CEIMNG ceiling minimum 6 from from wall minimum 4R from floor minimum 6R plus fro...

Page 7: ...a 3 e hole through the wall Angle the wall penetration slightly down towards the out side to assist in draining the condensate away from the unit If mounting the unit on an inside walt use the knocko...

Page 8: ...heat pump only This makes I I it easier to guide them through the I f i Feed the 14 AWG interconnect wiring between indoor and outdoor through the unit electrical connection maxi mum number of 6 wires...

Page 9: ...netration also check that the watt is plumb The unit must be level and plumb for proper condensate removal Locate Outdoor unit Select a location with proper ventilation minimizing recircutation possib...

Page 10: ...his to ensure that no leaks are present Use a smatt amount of vacuum pump oil on the male flare threads to ease installation Outdoor Unit Connect the line set to the stubs Using the 2 wrenches 1 on th...

Page 11: ...size and wiring must be sized for the rating plate amperage MCA and HACR Use only HACR type breakers each system installed must have a sep arate branch circuit with an individual breaker fuse 9 000 2...

Page 12: ...USED outdoor unit must be a point to point i e the terminal that the wire is attached to on the outdoor unit must be the same termi nal it is wired to in on the indoor unit Remove terminal covers from...

Page 13: ...connection at the indoor unit and run to the outdoor unit motex connection typically with the interconnect ing wiring andlor interconnecting tubing ote use of colored wire supplied with_ Illne set and...

Page 14: ...into the line set The condenser is charged with enough R410A refrigerant for 16 feet of interconnect For longer line set lengths additional charge must be added in per the following table KWHA K1HA09...

Page 15: ...ditioner the refrigerant charge should be checked and adjusted if need be on each installation For proper superheat readings a standard low side refrigerant gauge and an accurate thermometer is needed...

Page 16: ...temperatures 5 Adjust charge if needed Be sure unit is running at stabilized condition Example of typical system operations 80 F DBi50 RH Indoors 82 F DB Outdoors 140 49 F Saturated Temperature Refer...

Page 17: ...ill Takesinthe indoorair A_e tnl t a__de_ ea_ su_a_e Pushdowntheair inletgrilleandthepushbothsides ofak inlet grilleat thebottom Lightlypushbothsidesof the airinletgr lieat the bottonand pullit to thi...

Page 18: ...Remote Contro Operation SETTEMPERATUREbutto_ o ON OFF button Thisbutton when pressed starts operation andstops whenpressedagain FAN SWING button...

Page 19: ...E operates the system in COOL mode depending on the indoor temperature and set point _ DRY MODE operates the system in DEHUMIDF FICATION mode s2 HEAT MODE operates the system in HEAT mode depending on...

Page 20: ...ol toward the indoor air condition ing unit 1 Press the ON OFF button 2 Press the MODE O button select the mode of operation COOL DRY HEAT FAN or AUTO 3 Press the perature I 64OF 88OF 6 Co31 C set the...

Page 21: ...an_qe in _ AUTO mode the VANE positions are adjusted automatically In COOL or _DRY mode VANE positions 1 _ or 2 _ are recommended In _31s HEAT mode VANE positions 3 4 t or 5 A are recommended Lea righ...

Page 22: ...re it s clicked securely into place Nore The timer is set on basis of the time on_ We clock Be sure to set the clock correctly Press i SLEEP button Sleep mode Sleep mode will reduce operation sound wh...

Page 23: ...AUTO START button again How to set the OFF timer 1 Press the AUTO STOP button to set the OFF timer mode during operation Each time the button is pressed the OFF timer mode alternates beteen ON and OFF...

Page 24: ...will be stopped for 5 10 minutes to do the defrosting Basic _les and erformances The Heat Pumps absorb heat from the outdoor air and transfers it indoors to heat the indoor air The heating capa biliti...

Page 25: ...thsidesof air inletgrille at thebottom Lightly push bothsidesof theairinlet grilleat the bottonandpullit to thissidetill a resistance isfelt TiI _ tl _8aI bI ussd as 8_ ett_t j_f_ _ SIIS_ IIt to tutI...

Page 26: ...II C081ill IIy rllolel_ll llllIe 111t_1 abestio_ indics l_ _ Fa_ s e indieaio_ _______ In2 j__E _ J L__ L L f o o 4 t _ Q DDh _i_l temp rata_e o_ fT_i l_e_ J_ rllctt tf Fanspeed indicator In highspeed...

Page 27: ...edfor selectionof the leffkightair flow direction wheneverpressedthe flap changes from osculatingto fix or fromfixedto osculating NOTE When air conditioneriscool onlymodel the HEAT modeis bypassedto F...

Page 28: ...DE operates the system in COOL mode depending on the indoor temperature and set point _ DRY MODE operates the system in DEHUMIDI FICATION mode gO_ HEAT MODE operates the system in HEAT mode depending...

Page 29: ...ondition ing unit 1 Press the ON OFF _ button 2 Press the MODE O button select the mode of operation COOL DRY HEAT FAN or AUTO A 3 Press the _ or to set the desired tem perature Once minimum or maximu...

Page 30: ...ge in _ AUTO mode the VANE positions are adjusted automatically in COOL or _ DRY mode VANE positions 1 _ or 2 _ are recommended In _ _ 1 HEAT mode VANE positions 3 4 _ or 5 i are recommended Horizonta...

Page 31: ...hange the mira utes 4 When time is set press the CLK button again Slide the cover back be sure it s clicked securely into place Press FAN SPEED button Sleep mode Sleep mode will reduce operation sound...

Page 32: ...How to set the OFF diner 1 Press the AUTO STOP button to set the OFF timer mode during operation Each time the button is pressed the OFF timer mode alternates beteen ON and OFR 2 Set the time on the...

Page 33: ...t is caused by fast defrosting which is not a perfor mance failure Upon the completion of the defrosting pro cess the heating operation is resumed The air conditioner must be turned off before the mai...

Page 34: ...ing a_erosale service from your dealer ff the air conditioner does not operate at all Check if the main power is on Is the time set to ON position If using the timer function Check for a blown fuse or...

Page 35: ...eck to see if outdoor temperature is below 15 F If so operation witl not resume until the outdoor temperature rises above 17 F When outdoor temperature is low and humidity is high the unit sometimes p...

Page 36: ...Phone 1 800 228 9364 5780 Success Drive Fax 1 800 232 9364 O_ _ _ __2 _ _ _ _ Rome NY 13440...

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