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3.

Cooling Fan Switch - The fan switch has four
positions from which to control the operation of the
cooling blower.  The fan switch controls operation of
the cooling blower only after the system switch is
placed into the COOL position.  With the system
switch in any other position, the fan switch will have
no effect on the operation of the cooling blower.  Fan
switch positions and their resulting function are
listed below:

HIGH AUTO - When in the high automatic position,
the cooling blower operates at high speed and cycles
off and on with the 1

st

 stage compressor.  2

nd

 stage 

cooling will cycle on and off as needed having no
effect on cooling blower operation.

LOW AUTO - When in the low automatic position,
the cooling blower operates at low speed and cycles
off and on with the 1

st

 stage compressor.  2

nd

 stage

cooling will cycle on and off as needed having no
effect on cooling blower operation.

LOW ON - When in the low on position, the cooling
blower operates continuously at low speed.  Stage 1
and Stage 2 compressors cycle on and off as needed.

HIGH ON - When in the high on position, the 
cooling blower operates continuously at high speed.
Stage 1 and Stage 2 compressors cycle on and off as
needed.

During heat pump operation, the blower operates at
high speed with heat demand.

B.  TESTING

Place the thermostat system switch into the “OFF” position. 
Once all safety precautions have been met, reinstate power to
all systems; thermostat, cooling and heating.

OFF

Starting with the system switch in the OFF position, the
display will be blank and no part of either the cooling or
heating systems will be operating.

FAN

Move the system switch to FAN.  The display indicates room
temperature.  The cooling system fan operates continuously at
high speed.  No other components or systems are operating.

HEATING

Move the system switch to HEAT.  The display will indicate
room temperature.  Adjust the setpoint of the thermostat
above the room temperature displayed.  After 15 to 30
seconds, the heat circuit of the thermostat will activate the
heating controls.  Once the heat has turned on and is running,
adjust the setpoint below the room temperature displayed. 
After 15 to 30 seconds, the heat circuit of the thermostat will
turn off and deactivate the heating controls.  In heat pump
operation, indoor fan operates on only high speed .

COOLING

Move the system switch to COOL.  The display will indicate
room temperature.  Adjust the setpoint above room
temperature.  Move the fan switch to LOW ON.  The fan
operates continuously at low speed.

Move the fan switch to HIGH ON.  The fan operates
continuously at high speed.  Move the fan switch to LOW
AUTO, the fan will stop.  Move the fan switch to HIGH
AUTO, the fan will remain off.

Adjust the setpoint 5

E

 below room temperature (if the

thermostat has been powered for more than 3 minutes, 1

st

stage cooling and the cooling fan will come on approximately
1 minute later).  If the thermostat has not been powered for
more than 3 minutes, 1

st

 stage cooling and the cooling fan

will come on anywhere from 30 seconds to 3 minutes later. 
2

nd

 stage cooling will come on approximately 30 seconds after

the 1

st

 stage.

With the fan switch in HIGH AUTO, the fan will operate at
high speed and cycle with stage 1 compressor.  Move the fan
switch to LOW AUTO.  The fan will operate at low speed and
cycle with stage 1 compressor.  Once both stages of cooling
and both fan speeds have been verified, adjust setpoint 1
degree below room temperature.  After 15 to 30 seconds, 2

nd

stage cooling will turn off while 1

st

 stage remains on.

Summary of Contents for 6536 SERIES

Page 1: ...SERVICE MANUAL FOR 6536 SERIES PACKAGED HEAT PUMPS...

Page 2: ...d by some states to be licensed PERSONS NOT QUALIFIED SHALL NOT INSTALL NOR SERVICE THIS EQUIPMENT NOTE The words Shall or Must indicate a requirement which is essential to satisfactory and safe produ...

Page 3: ...UNIT DIMENSIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS PACKAGE AIR CONDITIONER MODEL NUMBER BREAKDOWN FOLLOWS 6 5 3 6 8 9 1 Model Series Revision Letter 6 Panasonic Compressor s 7 Sanyo Compressor s 8 Tecumseh Compresso...

Page 4: ...4 4 UNIT SPECIFICATIONS AND IDENTIFICATION...

Page 5: ...E 1 Indoor Condensate Drain Do Not Block Outdoor Air Exit Do Not Block View From Bottom Of Pan FIGURE 2 Provide Support In Cross Hatched Areas Shown Compressor Cabinet Door FIGURE 3 5 UNIT DEPICTION F...

Page 6: ...ate drainage off the roof to below the floor of the vehicle The heat pump contains a dual compressor system It combines the capacity of two roof mounted units into one highly efficient and compact pac...

Page 7: ...tage cooling until room temperature rises 2 degrees above the 1st stage starting temperature Once the thermostat calls for 2nd stage cooling a 30 second delay is incurred to prevent both stages from s...

Page 8: ...s room temperature The cooling system fan operates continuously at high speed No other components or systems are operating HEATING Move the system switch to HEAT The display will indicate room tempera...

Page 9: ...8 PACKAGED AIR CONDITIONER BLOWER PERFORMANCE DATA TEST CONDITION 115 VAC 60 HZ 1 PHASE DRY COIL CHART 1 9 INDOOR BLOWER MOTOR REMOVAL 1 Remove indoor blower access panel 2 Disconnect wiring from moto...

Page 10: ...roll in orientation shown Section 2 Torque nut to 65 in lbs min Section 3 Ground wire terminal assemblies between screw head and washer Section 4 Motor rotation wires to be connected Yellow to Yellow...

Page 11: ...ect wiring from motor terminal block 3 Remove scroll motor assembly from the unit 4 If at this point only the blower wheel needs replaced then remove 4 screws from inboard venturi Remove and replace b...

Page 12: ...FIGURE 9 BOTTOM VIEW 1 Wheel must be mounted with a minimum of 1 4 clearance to both venturis 2 Apply grease to motor shaft before assembling wheel 3 Torque set screw on flat of shaft to 110 10 in lb...

Page 13: ...Bracket SIDE VIEWS 1 Position motor with terminal block opposite motor mount clamp 2 Torque nut to 65 in lbs min 3 Ground wire terminal assembles between screw head and washer Wrap wire around motor...

Page 14: ...Remove clamps holding restrictor in place See 17 Figure 12 6 Unbraze by flow restrictor from points 16 Make note of plumbing locations for new restrictor Must be installed in same manner Note to prot...

Page 15: ...5 Unbraze refrigerant from points See 1 and 5 Figure 12 Protect wiring and insulation from torch flame 6 Remove screws See 7 8 9 Figure 12 Evaporator coil can now be removed Note Upon reassembly the r...

Page 16: ...e from system systems being serviced 4 Remove terminal caps See 13 Figure 12 5 Remove wiring from compressor terminal block cut wire ties on suction line 6 Remove reversing valve clamp from compressor...

Page 17: ...hermostat Assembly 12 VDC Thermostat plug positions on the p c board If no voltage is detected at the p c board connector check for voltage at the thermostat Note All functions of this heat pump are s...

Page 18: ...18 17 WIRING DIAGRAM 6536 Series Packaged Heat Pump 2 Compressor...

Page 19: ...19 18 WIREBOX COMPONENT CHECKOUT...

Page 20: ...perature Undersized Refrigeration System Very Little Or No Refrigerant Charge Compressor Thermostat Wiring P C Board Reversing Valve HEATING MODE Problems 1 Nothing Runs Heat Mode 2 IDFM Runs No Compr...

Page 21: ...B Serious thermostat or p c board damage may occur To use these flow charts start at the top left corner Using a volt ohm meter check what is indicated in that box If the answer to what is indicated i...

Page 22: ...Refer to Indoor High Checkout Cool Mode High Low Comp 2 Refer to 2 Operation Cool Mode O D Blower High O D Blower High L E D Comp 1 O D Blower Low L E D O D Blower Low Refer to Outdoor Blower High NO...

Page 23: ...Board See Figure 14 N O N O L I G H T If Green L E D Will Still Not Remain On After Coil Temperature Is OK Check Thermister For Continuity Caution It May Have A Very High Resistance Replace Thermiste...

Page 24: ...Check All Pin Connectors And Connections From Thermostat Replace Lifeline If Necessary O K NO 115 VAC To N O Contact Relay 3 And T5 On P C Board See Figure 13 O K NO Replace P C Board Check Wiring To...

Page 25: ...And Connection From Thermostat Replace Lifeline If Necessary 115 VAC To N O Contact On Relay 4 And T5 On P C Board See Figure 13 NO O K NO NO O K NO O K O K NO Replace P C Board O K Check Wiring To Mo...

Page 26: ...f Relay If Welded Check Compressor 1 Relay Operation NO O K Reconnect Wires Or Replace Components As Necessary Check Compressor 1 Start Device Check For Proper Wiring To Compressor Check Compressor Ru...

Page 27: ...All Pin Terminals And Connections From Thermostat Replace Lifeline If Necessary NO O K O K Check Compressor 2 Relay Operation Replace Relay If 12 VDC Is Present And Relay Won t Close Or If Relay Is W...

Page 28: ...28 CHECKOUT OUTDOOR BLOWER LOW SPEED HEATING AND COOLING MODES...

Page 29: ...L1 Line Power From Compressor 2 Relay Refer To Compressor 2 Checkout NO O K 115 VAC To T12 T13 On P C Board Replace P C Board NO O K Check Wiring To O D Blower Check Capacitor Check Motor For Open Or...

Page 30: ...N O Compressor 1 N O Refer To O D Blower Low Checkout Refer To Reversing Valve Checkout Refer To Compressor 1 Checkout Heat Mode 30 Second Delay On Make And Compressor 2 Is Energized O D Blower Low S...

Page 31: ...ll Not Remain On After Coil Temperature Is OK Check Thermister For Continuity Caution It May Have A Very High Resistance Replace Thermister If Open Check 12 VDC To Pin Connectors R B On P C Board See...

Page 32: ...onnectors And Connectors From Thermostat Replace Lifeline If Necessary NO NO NO O K 115 VAC To N O Contact On Relay 4 And T5 On P C Board See Figure 14 NO Replace P C Board O K Check Wiring To Motor C...

Page 33: ...Unit N O Check For 12 VDC Between W White B Blue Wires On The Thermostat YES Replace Sub base N O Check For 12 VDC Between R Red B Blue Wires On the Thermostat Y E S N O Restore 12 VDC To The Thermos...

Page 34: ...34 HEAT PUMP COMPRESSOR 2 CHECKOUT HEAT MODE Note All Operating Functions Subject To Thermostat And P C Board Time Delays Sub base Must Be In Electric Mode...

Page 35: ...stat And P C Board Time Delays Note If Compressor And Fan Motors Not Running Refer To Proper Checkouts Once The Reversing Valve Has Energized The P C Board Locks The Valve Into An Energized Position U...

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