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OPERATING & MAINTENANCE MANUAL

 

 

PACKAGED TERMINAL AIR CONDITIONER (PTAC) – RSAN

Evaporator Motor and Blower Assembly

If there is evidence of dirt or dust build-up in the  

evaporator motor or blowers, they should be cleaned  

either by vacuum cleaning (if working in an apartment) 

or by removing the unit to a workshop location and 

cleaning with compressed air. 

Drain Pan / Drain Hose Cleaning

Check the evaporator drain pan and hose assembly for 

cleanliness by sliding the drain pan assembly towards 

you, pulling it out approximately 1” – 1-1/2”. Check the 

visible section of the interior of the drain pan for any 

build-up of dirt or condensate water.

RSAN drain outlets located under the evaporator coil 

can be checked for any blockages once the chassis front 

cover is removed.

Always obey safety guidelines for using 

compressed air in this latter case.

 

Your ICE AIR PTAC has permanently lubricated motor 

bearings that do not require additional lubrication.  

Blowers and motor are factory assembled for quiet  

performance – if there is any excessive noise and 

vibration from this assembly, it should be serviced by  

a qualified technician.

ROOMSIDE COMPONENT CLEANING – 
EVAPORATOR COIL AND DRAIN PAN / DRAIN HOSES

IMPORTANT NOTE:

 In addition to the air filter, the  

roomside components can be cleaned without removing 

the PTAC chassis from the wall sleeve. The power cord 

MUST be disconnected from the electrical outlet before 

carrying out any of the following cleaning!

To access the components within the roomside  

section of the unit, disconnect the power cord  

and then remove the unit chassis front cover by  

unscrewing the hex head retaining screws that hold the 

front cover in place (use a ¼” 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 is dirty, vacuum clean with a soft brush  

attachment. This is the only form of cleaning that should 

be carried out within an apartment. If the coil requires 

additional cleaning, the unit must be removed from the 

wall sleeve and cleaned using compressed air and/

or washed. These operations MUST be carried out in a 

facility properly equipped to handle this type of work in 

a safe and professional manner. 

RSAN BLOWER DECK

RSAN EVAPORATOR  COIL

Summary of Contents for RSAN

Page 1: ...Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner PTAC OPERATING MAINTENANCE MANUAL World Class Comfort Model RSAN ...

Page 2: ...Y OPERATION FOR SAFE AND OPTIMAL ENJOYMENT OF YOUR ICE AIR PTAC UNIT PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CONSUMER SAFETY AND OPERATING NOTES CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING YOUR EQUIPMENT This unit MUST be serviced only by professionally trained qualified technicians Do NOT attempt to maintain or service this unit on your own severe injury and death can occur from electric shock moving parts and other hazards Ou...

Page 3: ...ned 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 Proper installation and operating environment must be maintained Therefore Do not operate the unit in corrosive environments such as chemical plants refineries or salt spray areas...

Page 4: ...OPERATING MAINTENANCE MANUAL PACKAGED TERMINAL AIR CONDITIONER PTAC RSAN 4 RSAN EXPLODED VIEW ...

Page 5: ...5 OPERATING MAINTENANCE MANUAL PACKAGED TERMINAL AIR CONDITIONER PTAC RSAN DIMENSIONAL DRAWING ...

Page 6: ...ture set point is reached Fan Speed Press the FAN button to select high medium or low fan speed Operating Modes Press the MODE button to select between Cooling Heating and Fan modes 3 OPERATING MODES Cooling Mode Under cooling mode the user can select a specific fan speed and temperature set point Heating Mode Under heating mode the user can select a specific fan speed and temperature set point Fa...

Page 7: ...w Temperature Protection USER INTERFACE DESCRIPTION TROUBLESHOOTING E4 LOW REFRIGERANT CHARGE Low charge dirty filter or dirty evaporator coil E6 SYSTEM HIGH PRESSURE PROTECTION Condenser fan failure dirty condenser coil or capillary tube blockage E8 INDOOR COIL FREEZE PROTECTION Dirty filter dirty evaporator coil or fan motor failure E9 COMMUNICATION ERROR Faulty wiring from touchpad to board or ...

Page 8: ...ure Auto Mode To activate auto mode press the mode button until AUTO displays Press up down arrow keys to set desired heat temperature Wait 5 seconds for cool to appear Press up down arrow keys to set desired cool temperature The unit will automatically cycle between heat and cool modes if unit exceeds desired set points The temperature reading that is on constant display is the ambient room tempe...

Page 9: ...orary Program Override 1 When thermostat is ON the program set point can be temporarily overrode by pressing UP or DOWN OVERRIDE icon will turn on Press UP or Down to select the set point 2 In Heat mode Heat set point can be adjusted 3 In Cool mode Cool set point can be adjusted 4 In Auto mode Heat set point will be set first and press UP or DOWN to set the Heat set point Press Fan to confirm the ...

Page 10: ...hoses annually to ensure proper condensate drainage If any foreign matter build up in the drain pan is found clean the drain pan and drain hoses frequency of cleaning depends on the level of dirt and pollutants that may be present in the indoor environment Check and clean if necessary the unit evaporator coil annually Check unit line cord power connection for any fraying or deterioration of the pl...

Page 11: ...sive noise and vibration from this assembly it should be serviced by a qualified technician ROOMSIDE COMPONENT CLEANING EVAPORATOR COIL AND DRAIN PAN DRAIN HOSES IMPORTANT NOTE In addition to the air filter the roomside components can be cleaned without removing the PTAC chassis from the wall sleeve The power cord MUST be disconnected from the electrical outlet before carrying out any of the follo...

Page 12: ...UALIFIED 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 OPERATIONS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING THE UNIT DO NOT OPERATE UNIT W...

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