Topaz TZ-12AB Owner'S Manual Download Page 5

TOPAZ

®

Owner’s Manual

Installation Instructions

Before Installing

Check unit for damage. Air conditioners are inspected

at the factory. If any damage has occurred, save the

packaging and file a claim with the delivering carrier

within fifteen working days.

TOPAZ

requires minimal

installation. Plug unit in proper NEMA receptacle, and

it begins to cool immediately.

Electrical Supply

Determine the proper power by checking unit’s rating

plate. Refer to the Specifications section on page 3 for

voltage and fuse requirements. Use wall outlets and

receptacles found in the table below.
Operating unit on improper voltages voids the warranty.

Note:

Extension cords may be used if rated at a

minimum 120-V, 20-amp for models TZ-12AB

and TZ-18AB or 230-V, 20-amp for model TZ-

24AB, or 230-V, 30-amp for model TZ-36AB.

Extension cords can not be used with the TZ-

60AB or TZ-60A4B. Extension cords must be

fitted with the appropriate grounding-type

attachment plug. Use 25-ft maximum length

extension.

TZ-60AB4 — 3 Phase Wiring Instructions

The rotation of a three-phase AC motor/compressor

depends on the phase sequence of the incoming power

supply. Reversing any two of the three power supply

leads will reverse the rotation of the motor/compressor.

Improper rotation of the motor/compressor can lead to

damage of the equipment.

Unit Operation

Fan

1. Place unit on level surface.
2. Plug unit in.
3. Press the COOL/FAN on switch for continuous fan

operation. The cooling circuit will cycle on and off.
Press the COOL/FAN AUTO switch for cycling the

fan operating on and off with the cooling circuit.

Cooling Cycle

1. Set the desired temperature by adjusting the

WARMER-COOLER dial from 68º-115º

Note:

Wait 4 minutes between turning cooling mode

off and on.

Preventative Maintenance

TOPAZ

provides maximum performance and reliability

with minimum maintenance. The refrigeration and

electrical circuits of the system should be serviced by

qualified technicians only. To prolong the life of the

unit, perform regular maintenance as described below.

Blower Motors

The blower motor has permanently lubricated ball

bearings and require no relubrication. Inspect fan for

buildup of dirt on blades. Clean as needed.

Filters

A clogged filter causes the unit to operate at reduced

efficiencies. Inspect filter every six weeks, or more, if

operating in a dirty environment. The evaporator’s

washable-aluminum filter is located behind the return-

air grille, and can be easily removed by pulling out the

grille, opening the return-air grille and slowly lift

towards hinge.
The condenser’s washable aluminum filter is located in

the lower back of the unit. Remove by releasing the

retaining clip and pull out. Wash filters periodically by

placing them in a dishwasher, or soak in a solution of

warm water and detergent for ten minutes. Rinse clean

with hot water, shaking excess moisture from filter to dry.

Coil Cleaning

Evaporator and condenser coils can be cleaned using

compressed air.

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TZ-12AB

TZ-18AB

115V

TZ-24AB

208-230V

TZ-36AB

208-230V

15A/115V

NEMA 5-15P

20A/230V

NEMA 6-20P

30A/230V

NEMA 6-30P

NEMA 5-15R

NEMA 6-20P

NEMA 6-30P

Summary of Contents for TZ-12AB

Page 1: ...anual is the property of the owner Leave with the unit when set up and start up are complete TEMP AIR Inc reserves the right to change design and specifications without prior notice Warning Improper installation adjustment alteration service or maintenance can cause injury or property damage Please read instructions before installing operating or servicing the TOPAZ unit Avertissement Le fait de m...

Page 2: ...rcuit Amps 15 0 15 0 20 0 30 0 60 0 20 0 NEMA Plug Type 5 15P 5 15P 6 20P 6 30P wired wired CER Rating 10 4 12 8 10 3 10 0 8 9 8 3 Evaporator CFM free discharge 350 600 750 1 200 2 300 2 300 Condenser CFM 500 1 000 1 000 1 500 3 900 3 900 Maximum ESP in wc 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 50 0 50 Maximum Duct Length ft 40 40 40 40 40 40 Condensate Pump Head ft 15 15 15 15 15 15 Operating Limits min max F 65 ...

Page 3: ...ures Serviceability Topaz Portable Air Conditioners have removable side panels for easier servicing from all sides The interior of the unit is divided into four sub compartments The upper right encloses the evaporator coil and fan and provides access to the thermostat and fan switch The lower right contains the condensate tank and access to the high pressure switch The condenser fan on air cooled ...

Page 4: ...eration Optional Features Condenser Duct Condenser discharge air can be removed from the conditioned space with flexible duct Use 40 ft maximum for all models Allow six feet for every 90 bend Do not exceed 0 10 in wc external static pressure at the condenser Ceiling Panel Duct Kit A ceiling panel duct kit comes complete with flexible duct and a 2 ft by 2 ft ceiling tile adapter which allows conden...

Page 5: ...FAN AUTO switch for cycling the fan operating on and off with the cooling circuit Cooling Cycle 1 Set the desired temperature by adjusting the WARMER COOLER dial from 68º 115º Note Wait 4 minutes between turning cooling mode off and on Preventative Maintenance TOPAZ provides maximum performance and reliability with minimum maintenance The refrigeration and electrical circuits of the system should ...

Page 6: ... equipped with adjustable sheaves on the evaporator and condenser fans Conditioned air and condenser air are controlled using double inlet forward curved fans driven by belt and sheave combinations Adjust belt tension for 3 16 in deflection with 2 lbs force Sheave Adjustment The evaporator fan and condenser fan sheaves are factory pre set and should not be adjusted Periodically check that sheaves ...

Page 7: ...ive condenser fan motor Replace if necessary Restricted duct Short cycle timer not timed out TZ 12A 18AB Wait 5 min for timer to allow compressor to restart 24AB 36AB and 60AB only Compressor contactor open or burned Replace Refrigerant leak no freon Locate leak and repair Evacuate unit and recharge Loose or defective wires Check for loose or shorted conductors Secure contact between wires and con...

Page 8: ... Level unit base Blower motor bearing defective Replace blower motor Water leaks from pan Leaky drain pan Replace pan Drain plugged Check and clear obstruction Loose evaporator drain or condensate Tighten connections pump hose Defective condensate pump or excessive If elevation exceeds 20 ft a larger pump is lift on pump required Pump does not operate properly if combination of lift height and len...

Page 9: ...le in side of unit to a convenient drain or outdoor location Fan Motors TZ 12AB through TZ 36AB 1 Remove cabinet s side panels 2 Disconnect evaporator motor wires at the connector plug 3 Disconnect condenser motor wires at the connector plug 4 Remove unit s top and disconnect thermostat at connector plug 5 Remove screws securing blower mounts All screws are external and visible 6 Remove motors and...

Page 10: ...Z 12AB CP 2 14 in condenser return air plenum TZ 18AB and TZ 24AB CP 3 14 in condenser return air plenum TZ 36AB CP 4 20 in condenser return air plenum TZ 60AB and TZ 60AB4 CS 1 condenser screen TZ 12AB CS 2 condenser screen TZ 18AB and TZ 24AB CS 3 condenser screen TZ 36AB CS 4 condenser screen TZ 60AB and TZ 60AB4 EP 1 10 in evaporator return air plenum TZ 12AB EP 2 14 in evaporator return air p...

Page 11: ...orator motor 85600 1 21 condenser blower motor assembly 85600 101 83100 116 85400 160 83100 118 83100 119 condenser blower 80500 137 condenser motor 85600 2 17 85600 101 compressor 82200 023 82200 028 82200 061 82200 060 82200 065 82200 066 evaporator motor capacitor 85601 713 85601 724 85601 714 85601 723 85601 727 condenser motor capacitor 85601 724 85601 021 2 85601 713 compressor motor capacit...

Page 12: ...er unit 81000 035 3 1 4 in caster 2 per unit 81000 041 3 1 4 in swivel caster 2 per unit 81000 042 high pressure switch 87500 424 manual thermostat 87800 102 condensate tank 99900 299 condensate pan adjusting spring 88600 104 lower spring 88600 107 remote indoor sensor 86700 024 spring clip 3 8 in 81300 030 door snap in switch 84900 054 freeze protection control 87800 090 87800 091 87800 092 remot...

Page 13: ...TOPAZ Owner s Manual Wiring Schematic TZ 12AB TZ 24AB and TZ 36AB Portable Air Conditioners ...

Page 14: ...15 Wiring Schematic TZ 18AB Portable Air Conditioners ...

Page 15: ...TOPAZ Owner s Manual Wiring Schematic TZ 60AB Portable Air Conditioners ...

Page 16: ...17 Portable Air Conditioners Wiring Schematic TZ 60AB4 ...

Page 17: ...Portable Air Conditioners ...

Page 18: ...TOPAZ Owner s Manual TEMP AIR 3700 West Preserve Boulevard Burnsville Minnesota 55337 7746 89500 316 2010 TEMP AIR Inc Printed in USA 1 800 836 7432 ...

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