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OPERATING & MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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CONSOLE HYBRID WATER-COOLED AIR CONDITIONER (CHW)

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Your 

ICE AIR

 unit must be properly installed and com-

missioned to operate correctly. Improper unit installa-
tion, adjustment or commissioning, and / or improper 
piping installation and connection can lead to equipment 
malfunction and hazardous operating conditions, and 
may void your Warranty. If you have any doubt about the 
proper installation of your CHW unit, please contact your 
property manager at once to have a qualified technician 
inspect the equipment. Do NOT operate the equipment 
when in doubt – have it inspected first! 

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Your 

ICE AIR

 equipment is covered by a manufacturer’s 

Warranty (see Warranty Information Sheet for full terms 
and conditions). Your unit(s) must be properly installed 
and kept free of obstructions. Additionally, proper clean-
ing of the unit filter, evaporator coil and all air flow areas 
must be maintained. Failure to do so will decrease unit 
function and efficiency, and may void your Warranty.

ELECTRICAL DATA

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Ensure that available power is the same voltage and 
phase as indicated on the unit serial plate. Line and volt-
age wiring must be executed in accordance with local 
codes or to the National Electrical Code or in Canada to 
Canadian Electrical Standards (whichever is applicable). 

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Apply correct line voltage to unit. Disconnect switch near 
unit is required by code. Power to unit must be sized 
correctly and have dual element class RK5 fuses or HACR 
circuit breaker for branch circuit overcurrent protection. 
Consult the unit serial plate for current ratings. 

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All 208/230V units are wired for 208V operation  
unless otherwise specified.

The following physical conditions must be maintained for 
proper unit operation: 

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Unobstructed air flow into and out of the unit room 

       enclosure (cabinet).                                                                                   

      Therefore:

-  Do not place furniture, rugs or objects directly in front    
   of, underneath or against the unit cabinet front.

-  Do not place plants, fabrics or objects on top of or  
  blocking the enclosure discharge grille (at the cabinet  
 top).
-  Do not block the top of the cabinet with drapes or 
  curtains. To ensure proper cooling and heating, drapes 
  and curtains should be opened or positioned so that  
  the air discharge from the unit does not flow behind  
  these window treatments.
-  Have the unit filter properly cleaned and serviced to 
  prevent air blockage from dirt and dust within the filter 
 media.  

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Proper installation and operating environment must be 
maintained. 

 

Therefore

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- Do not operate the unit in corrosive environments such  
  as chemical plants, refineries or salt spray areas.
- Operate only with proper electrical service and 
  protective circuit breakers or fuses in place.
- Operate only with all chassis and enclosure sheet 
  metal parts in place and properly installed.
- In areas of high concentrations of dirt, dust, pet dander  
  or pollutants, clean the filter often (at least monthly). 
- Do not clean the unit with any solvents or cleaning 
  solutions that may damage the equipment (see 
  maintenance Instructions for proper cleaning 
 protocols).
- Understand and follow the unit operating instructions  
  below before using your WCAC equipment. 

CONTROLS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

 

 
All standard 

ICE AIR CHW

 units are equipped with unit 

mounted digital controls. (If your unit has optional wall 
mounted or remote controls, see the separate operating 
instructions supplied with those controls). The standard 
controls are located under the Air Discharge Grille at the 
top of the room cabinet.  Lift the Access Door, located 
at the right side of the Air Discharge Grille, to access the 
control panel. 

Summary of Contents for CHW

Page 1: ...Console Hybrid Water Cooled Air Conditioner CHW OPERATING MAINTENANCE MANUAL World Class Comfort ...

Page 2: ...BS FINISH N A DRAWING BY DATE TITLE SIZE DWG NO REV SCALE NONE UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED SHEET 1 OF 1 DO NOT SCALE DRAWING HYBRID C WSHP WITH SLIDING CHASSIS CABINET GENERAL ASS Y DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES TOLERANCES FRACTIONAL 1 32 ANGULAR MACH BEND 1 TWO PLACE DECIMAL 03 THREE PLACE DECIMAL 015 This drawing is the intellectual property of Ice Air LLC and consists of confidential data belonging s...

Page 3: ...y will be explained in a separate instruction sheet specific to that option On behalf of ICE AIR and our network of distributors and dealers we are happy to welcome you to our base of satisfied customers CONSUMER SAFETY AND OPERATING NOTES FOR SAFE AND OPTIMAL ENJOYMENT OF YOUR ICE AIR CHW UNIT PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CONSUMER SAFETY AND OPERATING NOTES CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING YOUR EQUIPMENT ...

Page 4: ...tions must be maintained for proper unit operation Unobstructed air flow into and out of the unit room enclosure cabinet Therefore Do not place furniture rugs or objects directly in front of underneath or against the unit cabinet front Do not place plants fabrics or objects on top of or blocking the enclosure discharge grille at the cabinet top Do not block the top of the cabinet with drapes or cu...

Page 5: ...own Permanent over ride mode ON OFF ON OFF MODE Set operation mode Internal Setting FAN Set fan speed Confirm USER INTERFACE PUSH BUTTONS Operation Normal Mode 1 Press ON OFF to turn on thermostat 2 Press Mode to change the system mode 3 There are three operation modes Cool Mode Heat Mode Auto Mode Cool Mode To activate cooling mode press the mode button until COOL displays Press up down arrow key...

Page 6: ...t limit setting The cool limit setting is 55 F to 95 F The heat limit setting is 51 F to 91 F Exit Internal Setting and Return to Normal Mode 1 Press Fan to confirm and return to normal mode 2 If no key is pressed for 15 seconds it will return to normal mode automatically Auto Mode To activate auto mode press the mode button until AUTO displays Press up down arrow keys to set desired heat temperat...

Page 7: ... 95 F Resolution 0 5 C 1 F Operating temperature 0 50 C 32 122 F Storage temperature 5 50 C 23 122 F MAINTENANCE SERVICE CAUTION to prevent injury or death due to electrical shock or contact with moving part turn off the disconnect switch before servicing this unit IMPORTANT NOTE It is not the intent of this maintenance manual to correct any installation deficiencies If you have any doubt about th...

Page 8: ...ollowing cleaning To access the components within the roomside section of the unit disconnect the power to the unit and then remove the unit chassis front cover by unscrewing the 8 hex head retaining screws that hold the front cover in place use a hex head driver You will then have access to the following components EVAPORATOR COIL Check the coil for cleanliness and uniformity of fins If the coil ...

Page 9: ...tem with water problem history it is best to establish a periodic maintenance program It is the building s responsibility to maintain a water system that should provide your unit with treated and filtered water to keep water flowing freely through your equipment Generally if the water flow exceeds 3 gpm per tonthe water elocities should keep your coil free of scaling and debris that could lead to ...

Page 10: ...te Look for wiring errors Check for loose screw connections in both line and low voltage terminals Check the water supply piping for proper water connection Check for dirty filters Check indoor fan for proper operation Check that unit did not cycle off on thermostat Check for fault codes on the control board consult the trouble shooting guide 2 If checks above fail to reveal operating problem and ...

Page 11: ... ICE AIR INSTALLATION MANUAL AND PROCEDURES MUST BE SERVICED BY QUALIFIED TRAINED PERSONNEL ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD DISCONNECT FROM LIVE ELECTRIC CIRCUIT BEFORE SERVICING MOVING PARTS HAZARD DISCONNECT FROM LIVE ELECTRIC CIRCUIT BEFORE SERVICING UNIT MUST BE OPERATED WITH ALL CHASSIS SHEET METAL PARTS PROPERLY IN PLACE UNIT MUST BE OPERATED WITH ALL ENCLOSURE CABINET PARTS IN PLACE READ THIS ENTIRE ...

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