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2. Delivery

All shipments are

FOB

factory. It is the responsibility of

the  receiving  party  to  inspect  the  equipment  upon

arrival.

NOTE

NOTICE OF PILFERING – Check

packing  list  against  delivered

goods.  Ensure  that  equipment

and  loose-shipped  items  have

not been pilfered or misplaced

during  staging  of  transit.  The

factory  is  not  responsible  for

missing items after shipment.

Receipt & Inspection

NOTE

LOOSE SHIPMENT ITEMS

– Upon  receipt,  check

shipment  for  items  that

ship  loose  such  as  ther-

mostat  and  other  con-

trols.  Consult  order  and

shipment documentat-

ion  to  identify  potential

loss. 

Loose-shipment

items  may have  been

placed inside the cabinet

for security.

Units should be inspected for damage that may have occur-

red  in  transit.  Please  do  not  refuse  shipments.  Do  the

following upon receipt:

1. Assure that freight carrier is in compliance with Bill of

Lading instructions.

2. Inspect delivery before signing Bill of Lading.

If damage is found or items are missing:
1. Note on Bill of Lading immediately.
2. Photograph damage if possible.
3.  Do  not  remove  or  discard  damaged  freight  packaging

materials.

4.  Call  carrier  immediately  to  file  a  freight  claim  and  to

schedule an inspection.

5.  After  losses  have  been  acknowledged  by  the  freight

carrier, call the factory for a repair or replacement part

quote at

866-407-8535

.

6.  With  permission  of  freight  carrier,  order  parts  and/or

make repairs.

7.  If  repairs  must  be  made  to  damaged  goods,  certain

equipment  alteration,  repair  and  manipulation  of

equipment  without  the  manufacturer’s  consent  may

void  the  product  warranty.  Contact  the  warranty

department  for  assistance  with  handling  damaged

goods, repairs and freight claims at

866-407-8535

.

Storage

This equipment is not suitable for outdoor use or storage.

Never place this equipment where it may be subjected to

outdoor conditions such as rain, snow, humidity, extreme

temperatures or corrosive chemicals.
If installation will not occur immediately following delivery,

then store equipment in a dry, protected area away from

construction traffic and in proper orientation as marked on

the packaging  with all  internal packaging in place.  Secure

all loose-shipped items.
To avoid possible external or internal damage, units should

never be stacked and always handled in upright position.

3. Installation

General

HPX  water  source  heat  pumps  are  designed  as  a  self-

contained heating, cooling or combination unit for indoor

installation only. The use of flowing mediums shall be

Summary of Contents for HPX Series

Page 1: ...words NOTE CAUTION and WARNING NOTES are intended to clarify or make the installation easier CAUTIONS are given to prevent equipment damage WARNINGS are given to alert reader that personal injury and or equipment damage may result if installation and or service are not handled properly Rev 022014003 MIAMI HEAT PUMP ...

Page 2: ... and Installation Clearance Mounting and Suspension Duct Work Sealing Supplementary Cooling Heating Water Line Piping Condensate Piping Electrical Wall Thermostat Handset Filters 4 Completion General Check out Start up Commissioning 5 Operation and Maintenance General Maintenance and Schedule Filters Blower Assembly Indoor Coil s Water Heat Exchanger Service 6 Troubleshooting ...

Page 3: ...coil expansion valve reversing valve centrifugal blower high efficiency motor a control panel with all necessary protection devices and safety circuit Units are designed to operate with an entering water temp erature between 50 0 F and 100 0 F suitable for a cooling tower boiler application but an extended range is available down to 25 0 F for Geo Thermo applications for a Geo Thermo application s...

Page 4: ...nce can cause property damage personal injury or loss life A qualified installer or service agency must perform installation and service RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK Unit may have multiple power supplies Turn the electrical power of the unit OFF and disconnect switch es before attempting to perform any service or maintenance RISK OF INJURY FROM HOT PARTS Discon nect all power close all isolation valve...

Page 5: ... file a freight claim and to schedule an inspection 5 After losses have been acknowledged by the freight carrier call the factory for a repair or replacement part quote at 866 407 8535 6 With permission of freight carrier order parts and or make repairs 7 If repairs must be made to damaged goods certain equipment alteration repair and manipulation of equipment without the manufacturer s consent ma...

Page 6: ...t is constructed of sturdy materials it is advised to avoid impacts and handling methods that may damage internal apparatus and struc ture or the exterior surfaces of the unit Take care not to apply destructive force to coils coil and drain stub outs or other parts protruding beyond the extents of the unit casing Always handle the unit by its exterior casing and never by any of the protruding part...

Page 7: ...he unit is installed in an unconditioned area Supplementary Cooling Heating When heat is called for unit shall switch to mechanical heating Should the unit have hot water or steam capabilities it shall be activated according to controls Unit with Hot Water Coil Water supply lines must be insulated properly fastened drained and supported according to the local code require ments Unit with Steam Coi...

Page 8: ...nel should clean drain pans drain lines or the insides of equipment Electrical WARNING All electrical works need to be performed by a licensed electrician and according to all applicable codes Check the unit data plate to make sure it matches with the power supply Proper fuses or HACR circuit breakers should be installed See unit s nameplate for minimum amps and maximum fuse breaker Connect power ...

Page 9: ... a free spinning blower wheel and wheel fitting access pan els Air handlers should not be operated without proper ductwork and access panels installed except as required during start up and air balancing 1 Check all electrical connections to be sure they are tight 2 Open all access panels and remove all shipping screws or restraints 3 Clean out any debris that may have been left 4 Check belt align...

Page 10: ...ualified personnel should not attempt to adjust air circulation as all system has unique operating characteristics Professional air balance specialists should be employed to establish actual operating conditions and to configure the air delivery sys tem for optimal performance Water Balancing When unit is one of many at the same water system a specialist with a complete working knowledge of water ...

Page 11: ... wheels are necessary to reduce electrical use maintain capacity and reduce stress on the unit The blower wheel and blower section need to be ins pected periodically and cleaned of dust or debris To ins pect and clean the blower set thermostat to OFF position turn the electrical power to the unit to OFF position at the disconnect switch Clean the assembly check for looseness check screws for tight...

Page 12: ...m refrigerant evacuate and recharge with factory recommended charge High Pressure Check defective or improperly calibrated high pressure switch Unit OFF on low pressure switch Suction Pressure too Low In COOLING mode lack of or inadequate air flow Entering air temperature too cold Blower inoperative clogged filter or restriction in ductwork In HEATING mode lack of or inadequate water flow Entering...

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