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Installer’s Guide

6.  Route the Sensor Leads

In this step you route the outdoor sensor leads to
the Control Box.

1.

Route the outdoor temperature sensor lead wires

down to the intermediate top and then under the
outdoor coil. See Figure 9, page 8. You may need to
lift the coil slightly to slide the sensor lead wires
under the coil.

2.

Route the outdoor temperature sensor leads down

into the compressor compartment through the one
(1") hole. See Figure 9. Using a wire tie from the
kit, tie the leads to the existing wiring at the point
where the leads go through the sheet metal
opening.

 Ensure that the leads DO NOT lie

across the sharp sheet metal edges of the
openings.

3.

Continue to route the sensor leads through

the compressor compartment, through the
partition, and into the Blower compartment. From
the Blower compartment, continue to route the
leads into the Control Box. 

Use wire ties to

secure the leads to the existing wires. This
ensures that any wiring is kept away from
the blower and sharp sheet metal.

4.

In the Control Box, route the sensor leads to the

Control Module. You make the connections later.

5.

Reinstall the outdoor fan assembly with the eight

(8) screws and screw caps you removed in the

Mount the Liquid Line Temperature Sensor 

section.

 6. To make your connections, continue with step 

7

Connect Module Wires

, page 9.

5. Mount the Outdoor Temperature Sensor

In this step you attach the outdoor sensor to the
outside of the outdoor coil. See Figure 9, page 8.

1.

On the outdoor fan grill, remove eight (8) plastic
screw caps covering the fan screws. Then, remove
the eight (8) screws that secure the outdoor fan grill
to the top of the unit. See Figure 8. Remove the fan
assembly and place it on top of the unit with the fan
blades facing up.

2.

Remove the back outdoor coil louvered panel to
access the outer surface of the outdoor coil:
a.) Remove the three (3) screws across the top of the
panel.

b.) Lift or slide the panel up enough to unhook it
from the slots in the unit.

4. Mount the Liquid Line Temperature Sensor

In this step you mount the liquid line sensor to the
liquid line. See Figure 7.

1.

Attach the liquid line temperature sensor to the
liquid line above the TXV as follows.

a.) Apply thermal compound (provided in kit) to an
area on the liquid line where you are mounting
the sensor. See Figure 7.
b.) Use the clamp (provided in kit) and attach the
sensor to the liquid line. See Figure 7.
c.) Wrap the sensor with insulating tape (provided

in kit).

2.

Route the sensor wires through the compressor

area, past the blower and into the Control Box. See
Figure 9, page 8.

Figure 7. Liquid Line Temperature Sensor Location

Continue with step 

6. Route the Sensor Leads.

Insert Dart End into
Coil

Attach Air Sensor to
Clip on Retainer Dart

3.

Insert the retainer into the outside surface of the
spine-fin coil about half way up the outside surface
of the coil. Attach the outdoor air sensor to the clip
on the outdoor air sensor retainer dart.  See Figure
8 below and Figure 9, page 8.

Figure 8. Mount Outdoor Air Sensor

Continue with step 

5. Route the Sensor Leads.

Summary of Contents for BAYLOAM105AA

Page 1: ...ontrol Module is to be mounted to the universal bracket included in the kit or the Compressor Startkit bracket depending upon your unit s configuration Continue with the following section that applies...

Page 2: ...LOAM Kit Components Note Unit vents not shown Universal Bracket Liquid Sensor Clamp Bushing Wire Nuts 5 Cable Ties 5 Liquid Sensor Assembly Thermal Compound Outdoor Air Sensor Retainer Dart Informatio...

Page 3: ...ressor Start Kit bracket using the two 2 machine screws See Figure 3 3 Continue with step 4 Mounting the Liquid Line Sensor page 7 Figure 3 230 Volt 2 4WC with Compressor Start Kit 460 Volt 2 4WC 3060...

Page 4: ...s 230 460 Volt Three Phase 2 4WC units except for 2 4WC 3060A4 460 Volt 4WCZ6 units Mount Universal Bracket to back wall of Control Box with two 2 Sheetmetal Screws horizontally Control Box Mount Univ...

Page 5: ...5 230 Volt 2 4YC and 4DC units with Compressor Start Kit 460 volt 2 4YC 3060A4 460 volt 4YCZ6 units 3 Mount the Control module to the Start Kit bracket with the two 2 machine metal screws you removed...

Page 6: ...to the bottom of the control box with two 2 sheetmetal screws One is inserted horizontally from inside the control box into the universal bracket and one is inserted vertically See Figure 6 Figure 6 2...

Page 7: ...utside of the outdoor coil See Figure 9 page 8 1 On the outdoor fan grill remove eight 8 plastic screw caps covering the fan screws Then remove the eight 8 screws that secure the outdoor fan grill to...

Page 8: ...e Sensor OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR DART OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR WIRES LIQUID LINE SENSOR WIRES LOUVERED PANEL REMOVE 3 SCREWS LIFT PANEL UP TO UNHOOK FROM SLOT REMOVE 8 FAN GRILL SCREWS TO ROUTE O...

Page 9: ...lead with a wire nut supplied Connect the other black wire from the solid state relay SSR to the contactor terminal L2 from where the fan motor lead was disconnected Connect Low voltage wires BYO 1 Co...

Page 10: ...over the header pins 2 Connect the yellow lead wire of the harness to a male tab on the right hand side of the main contactor low voltage contactor coil terminal See Figure 12 3 Connect the blue lead...

Page 11: ...he insertion of the connector housing on to the J5 header place the connector on the tips of the three header pins Angle the connector upward to ward the header latch while pushing connector over the...

Page 12: ...ector over the header pins 2 Connect the yellow lead wire of the harness to a male tab on the right hand side of the main contactor low voltage contactor coil terminal See Figure 15 3 Connect the blue...

Page 13: ...f the three header pins Angle the connector upward toward the header latch while pushing connector over the header pins 2 Connect the yellow lead wire of the harness to a male tab on the right hand si...

Page 14: ...has not yet acquired an approach temperature S2 dip switch 1 2 and 3 settings are used for determining the liquid temperature set point the same as in Manual Mode If the Control Module has acquired an...

Page 15: ...c e S g n i h s a l F f f O d n o c e S t l u a F r o s n e S t n e i b m A y l s u o u n i t n o c N O d r a o b t l u a F M O R P E E C 2 I e l b a r i a p e r d l e i f t o N e r u l i a f working...

Page 16: ...ler s Guide Trane 6200 Troup Highway Tyler TX 75707 9010 The manufacturer has a policy of continuous product and product data improvement It reserves the right to change design and specification witho...

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