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Portable Air Conditioners

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INSPECTION

1.  Inspect unit on delivery.

2.  Compare unit received with description of product    

 ordered.

3.  Report any damage to the delivery carrier.

4.  Request a written inspection report from the Claims   

 

Inspector to substantiate claim.

5.  File claims with the delivery carrier.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Topaz Portable Air Conditioners are designed to spot 

cool industrial, commercial, institutional and construction 

sites. Six models provide from 17,300 to 75,900 BTU/hr. 

of cooling and from 1740 to 7000 watts of electric heat.   

Options include discharge nozzles to direct conditioned 

air precisely where needed, and flexible duct to transfer 

condenser hot air either outside or to an adjacent area.
Topaz Portable Air Conditioners are completely self-con-

tained and housed within an insulated cabinet. The units’ 

exterior is constructed of galvanized steel and protected 

with a tough powder-coated, polyester finish. All models 

are equipped with standard heavy-duty casters for porta-

bility. 

STANDARD FEATURES

Serviceability

Normal maintenance for the Topaz Portable Air Condi-

tioners requires a minimum amount of effort. The two air 

filters that cover the coils can easily be inspected and re-

placed by removing the grilles holding them. The TZ-18B 

through the TZ-36B have an internal condensate tank 

that must be emptied when full. The tank is in a rollout 

drawer mounted on ball bearing drawer slides.  The large 

TZ-60B units have an integral condensate pump, with a 

condensate tube that must be run to a drain or container.
All of the other components, which are normally 

accessed for troubleshooting or replacement, can be   

accessed by removing the side panels or top cover. The 

electrical control panels can readily be accessed from the 

exterior of the unit through access doors. On the TZ-

18B through TZ-36B the high head pressure reset switch 

can be accessed by opening the condensate tank drawer 

and pressing the button located on the back wall of the 

enclosure. On the TZ-60B units the reset button is located 

in the cord pocket enclosure, which is accessible from 

outside the unit.

High-Pressure Safety Switch

All models feature a manual reset, high-pressure switch.  

If the refrigeration circuit exceeds the controls pressure 

setting, power to the compressor and other critical com-

ponents is cutoff to prevent damage to the unit.

Note:

  Determine the reason for the the trip and correct    

 

  the problem before resetting the switch (See the 

 

  troubleshooting section for suggestions. Wait four  

 

  minutes before attempting to reset.)

Digital Temperature Control System

The digital temperature control system allows the user 

to select Cooling or Fan Only operating modes.  It also 

allows the unit to be started or stopped after a predeter-

mined period. The control also has internal functions 

that prevent the cooling coil from freezing, prevent the 

compressor from cycling excessively and provide a 

heating element cool down function when in the heating 

mode. 

See the section covering the operation of the unit for 

additional information on the Digital Temperature Control.

Filters

All units are equipped with removable, disposable, 

pleated media filters. Located behind the return air and 

condenser intake air grilles, they can be removed for 

inspection or replacement by removing the grille.  

Condensate Tank

The TZ-18B through TZ-36B are furnished with a five 

gallon, polyethylene condensate tank located in the 

drawer on the lower front of the unit. The tank collects 

the moisture that condenses on the cooling coil when the 

unit is in operation. When full, a magnetic float in the 

tank closes a magnetic proximity switch located above 

the tank inside the unit, turning the unit off and causing 

“tF” to be displayed on the front panel of the unit.  The 

condensate tank must be emptied and reinstalled to allow 

further operation.

Note: 

The unit will not operate unless the tank is 

 

drained periodically. Optional condensate pumps   

 

are available that allow continuous operation, 

 

but require a tube to be run from the pump to a 

 

suitable drain.

Summary of Contents for TZ-12B

Page 1: ...TZ 60B4 21 Are you equipped to handle the heat Portable Air Conditioners 1 800 836 7432 Warning Improper installation adjust ment alteration service or maintenance can cause injury or property damage Please read instructions before install ing operating or servicing the TOPAZ unit Avertissement Le fait de modifier ou de mal installer régler réparer ou entretenir cet appareil peut entraîner des ble...

Page 2: ...60 40 20 Maximum Overcurrent Protective Device Amps 80 50 25 NEMA Plug Type 5 15P 6 20P 6 30P Wired Wired Wired Evaporator CFM Free Discharge 500 750 1 200 2 300 2 300 2 300 Condenser CFM 1 000 1 000 1 500 3 900 3 900 3 900 Maximum ESP InWC 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 50 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 65 110 65 105 65 10...

Page 3: ...d pressing the button located on the back wall of the enclosure On the TZ 60B units the reset button is located in the cord pocket enclosure which is accessible from outside the unit High Pressure Safety Switch All models feature a manual reset high pressure switch If the refrigeration circuit exceeds the controls pressure setting power to the compressor and other critical com ponents is cutoff to...

Page 4: ...e pumps are standard on the TZ 60B models and optional on all others INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Before Installing Check unit for damage Air conditioners are inspected at the factory If any damage has occurred save the packag ing and file a claim with the delivering carrier within fif teen working days TOPAZ units require minimal instal lation The smaller units TZ 18B though TZ 36B can be plugged in...

Page 5: ...WER BUTTON to start the unit The evaporator cooling fan will start and the current space temperature will be shown on the digital display The unit will start in the last mode used 2 Select the Cooling mode by using the MODE button to step through the three available modes Cool Heat and Fan until the cooling mode indicator light comes on The unit is now in the cooling mode 3 Press the Up or Down te...

Page 6: ...connect the unit from its power supply when performing any form of service requiring the removal of grilles or panels Filters Dirty filters can restrict airflow causing the unit to oper ate with a reduced efficiency Inspect the filters every six weeks or more frequently when operating in a dirty en vironment Replace the filters when dirty with an equiva lent filter Do not attempt to clean the filt...

Page 7: ...nly The condenser fan on the TZ 60B series of air condition ers utilizes an adjustable sheave on the motor to drive the blower The sheave is preset at the factory and should not be adjusted However the blower motor and drives should periodically be checked for tightness and align ment Check the setscrews that connect the sheaves and blower wheel to the shafts to make sure they are secure Make sure...

Page 8: ...tactor coil defective Contactor stuck open burned or dirty Replace transformer Check and replace or reset if necessary Check and tighten if necessary Replace contactor Repair or replace contactor Evaporator fan runs but compressor and con denser fan do not Thermostat satisfied The evaporator runs anytime the thermostat is on The compressor and condenser only run if there is a demand for cooling Th...

Page 9: ...k rotation Change if necessary Loose cabinet or component part Check all panels and components to make sure they are fastened securely Check motors blower wheels drives bearings shafts etc and tighten as required Bad motor compressor or bearing Replace as necessary Water leaks from pan Condensate tank or condensate pump not installed Drain pan plugged Remove obstruction Loose evaporator drain or c...

Page 10: ...re replaced as a package The individual components are not available 1 Turn the unit OFF and disconnect the power cord from the power supply 2 Remove the grilles filters side panels and top panel from the unit 3 Disconnect the motor wiring from the rest of the circuit Tag the connections and write down where they connect to aid in wiring the replacement motor 4 The blower housing has to be removed...

Page 11: ... of the evaporator coil 3 Disconnect wires from motor Tag the wires so they can be attached to the same terminals or wires on the new motor Note that some of the wires are not used but must be capped to avoid shorting them out 4 Loosen the setscrews holding the blower wheel to the motor shaft Make sure the wheel is loose on the shaft The setscrews are accessible through the blower housing inlet op...

Page 12: ...n condenser return air plenum TZ 18B CP 24B 14 in condenser return air plenum TZ 24B CP 36B 14 in condenser return air plenum TZ 36B CP 4B 20 in condenser return air plenum TZ 60B TZ 60B3 and TZ 60B4 EP 2B 14 in evaporator return air plenum TZ 18B EP 24B 14 in evaporator return air plenum TZ 24B EP 36B 14 in evaporator return air plenum TZ 36B EP 4B 20 in evaporator return air plenum TZ 60B TZ 60B...

Page 13: ...0 119 83100 118 evaporator blower 80500 151 evaporator motor 85600 132 85600 139 condenser blower motor assembly 83100 116 83100 205 83100 118 condenser blower 80500 154 80500 137 condenser motor 85600 145 85600 217 85600 101 compressor 82200 028 82200 061 82200 060 82200 071 82200 079 82200 066 evaporator motor capacitor 85601 713 85601 724 85601 021 85601 740 85601 727 condenser motor capacitor ...

Page 14: ... 306 81400 299 3 in caster 2 per unit 81000 051 3 in swivel caster 2 per unit 81000 050 5 in caster 2 per unit 81000 045 5 in swivel caster 2 per unit 81000 046 high pressure switch 87500 424 manual thermostat 87800 102 thermostat knob 82000 081 digital thermostat 87800 888 87800 889 condensate tank 99900 717 tank well cap 06000 615 spring clip 3 8 in 81300 030 door latch snap in 84900 054 handle ...

Page 15: ...Portable Air Conditioners 15 Wiring Schematic TZ 12B ...

Page 16: ...TOPAZ Owner s Manual Wiring Schematic TZ 18B ...

Page 17: ...Portable Air Conditioners 17 Wiring Schematic TZ 24B ...

Page 18: ...TOPAZ Owner s Manual Wiring Schematic TZ 36B ...

Page 19: ...Portable Air Conditioners 19 Wiring Schematic TZ 60B ...

Page 20: ...TOPAZ Owner s Manual Wiring Schematic TZ 60B3 ...

Page 21: ...Portable Air Conditioners 21 Wiring Schematic TZ 60B4 ...

Page 22: ...TOPAZ Owner s Manual TEMP AIR 3700 West Preserve Boulevard Burnsville Minnesota 55337 7746 TZ MAN BD1 2013 TEMP AIR Inc Printed in USA 1 800 836 7432 ...

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