Amana RS4100004, Сервисная инструкция

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RS4100004 Rev. 0 6
Size of Area to Required Air Conditioner Cooling Capacity—Btu/hour
be Cooled Room below attic; Room with occupied Top floor under
(in square feet) insulated ceiling above room above insulated roof (no attic)
100 3500 to 4000 4000 to 4500 4500 to 5000
150 4000 to 5000 4500 to 5000 5500 to 6500
200 4500 to 5500 5000 to 6000 6000 to 7000
250 5000 to 6000 5500 to 6500 7500 to 8500
300 6000 to 7000 6500 to 7500 8500 to 9500
350 6500 to 7500 7000 to 8000 10000 to 11000
400 7000 to 8000 8000 to 9000 11000 to 12000
450 7500 to 8500 8500 to 9500 11500 to 12500
500 8000 to 9000 9500 to 10500 13000 to 14000
600 9500 to 10500 11000 to 12000 15000 to 16000
700 10500 to 11 500 12000 to 13000 17000 to 18000
800 11500 to 13000 13500 to 14500 19000 to 20000
900 12500 to 14000 14500 to 16000 21000 to 22000
1000 13500 to 15000 15500 to 17000 23000 to 24500
1200 16000 to 17500 18000 to 20000 26500 to 28500
1400 18000 to 20000 21000 to 23000 30500 to 32500
1600 20000 to 22000 23000 to 25000
1800 22000 to 24000 25500 to 27500
2000 24000 to 26000 28000 to 30000
Additional conditions:
·
If average occupancy of area is more than two people, add 600 Btu/hour per person. If average is one person,
subtract 600 Btu/hour.
·
Add 1200 Btu/hour if area includes a kitchen.
·
If room is heavily shaded, subtract 10 percent from capacity. Increase capacity by 10 percent if area is very sunny.
Note: For best results, select a room air conditioner with cooling capacity (Btu/hour rating) closest to, but not
exceeding, estimated size.
Sizing Instructions
Sizing Room Air Conditioners for Area
Being Cooled
Many problems with room air conditioners are a result of
units that are oversized or undersized for a given area.
Oversized units cool an area before humidity can be
adequately removed, resulting in air that feels cold and
clammy. Undersized units do not provide sufficient
cooling.
The following table contains guidelines for sizing a room
air conditioner for a given area. To size unit:
1. Determine size (in square feet) of area to be cooled,
then locate size in table.
2. Based on location of room in building, select
appropriate column in table associated with size of
room:
·
Room below attic; insulated ceiling above.
·
Room with occupied room above.
·
Top floor under insulated roof.
Number shown in table cell corresponding to room size/
location is approximate capacity (in Btu/hour) required of
an air conditioner to ensure adequate cooling of area.
NOTE: Make sure additional conditions, shown at
bottom of table, are taken into account when
determining size of unit.