Amana ERCF18-UO1B User manual

fill

out the homeowner's

reg;ist1!"dtiion

the be sure

include

the installation date.

Your warranty certificate is also sUl,plied with the unit. Read

car'efullly and note what is covered. the warranty certificate in a

you can find if necessary.

Read this manual

You

should become th'lrougll1ly

l',,",ilh

...

unit's and the many

offers.

additional instructions are call the dealer

t1mou~:h

whom

the was

IMPORTANT NOTE TO THE HOMEOWNER

IMPORTANT:

LEAVE THIS MANUAL

WITH THE HOMEOWNER.

.•..

...

•Before this unit read this manual to

familiarize on the items

which must adhered to, as, clearance

around electrical

spe:cificatiolrlS

refrig,:ralnt

cOfilne,:ti,)Us

and

fQur

hour

"Notice:

is the Owner's and Installer's res:ponsiibility

locate this so

to pf()vi,le

and access

fOf

futufe maintenance

and

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OWNERS MANUAL

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ERCF24·UOlll ERCF3ll-U01B EllCFllIHI01B ERCF42·UOll:\ ERCF4S·\J01B ERCF4S·\J03B ERCF6ll-U01B ERCF6ll-U03B

SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL NUMBER

MANUFACTURING NUMBER

NOMINAL COOLING CAPACITY

(BTUH).

1HERMETIC

COMPo

{TYPE AND PHASE}

Amps

LA. Amps

ERCFllHl01B

18.000

TEC ttl

7.8

40.6

24,000

TEC

1,0

10,2

51.0

P67471·13C P61411-14C P61411-15C P67471·16C P67747·18C P67747·11C P67747.19C

30,000 36,000 42,000 48,000 48,000 60.000 60,000

.Cope

1,1l

Cope

1):)

Cope

III

Cope

1,0

Cope

3):)

TEC

1,£l

TEC

$,tl

19.9 27.3

87.0 83.5 93.0 114.0 84.0 132.0 103.0 •

CONDENSER

COil

Tol

00"

Rows

Fins/in.

Face Area Sq.

CONDENSER

FAN

MOTOR,

PSC

TYPE

LA.

fL.

Amps

Oil

Ports

:Ys

11'.1

8.65

'/10

.90

.70

Sleeve

Yes

1Y2

8.65

2.20

1.20

Sleeve

Ves

%%%% % % %

lY2 222 2 2 2

18 16 16 18 18

11.5 11.5 16.47 16.47 16.47 16.47 16.47

1/4

'/3

2.40 3.10 3.02 2.0 2.0

2.1 2.1

1.50 1.50 1.50 4.85 4.85 4.7 4.7

Sleeve Sleeve Sleeve Sleeve Sleeve Sleeve Sleeve

Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

REFRIGERANT CONNECTIONS

APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS (lbs.)

Net 167 193 210 230 254 262

Shipping

183 212 225 245 274 282

loierance:

Minus

208V,

plus

10%

208

230V,

mini 10%

230V.

3200 3150 3900 4130 4130

Refer 10

unit

rating plate

for

correct

refrigerant charge.

~ ~

M M M

34344

~/f

7/at

%rI.

~li{,.

24.28 24.28

4550 4550

208/230 208/230

8(10) 10 (10)

36.2 22.7

50 35

295 287

315 307

255

275

23.0

10 (10)

208/230

35.1

8(10)

208/230

29.6

208/230

(10)

26.4

10 (10)

208/230

21.61

10 (10)

208/230

2700

14.0

(14)

208/230

10.50

1900

14 (14)

208/230

UNIT

POWER CHARACTERISTICS' (60 cycle)

CONDENSER AIR CFM

MINIMUM CIRCUIT AMPACITY

fACTORY INSTALLED

"HACR"

BRK.

(amps)

POWER SUPPLY"

Number

Wires

Size (AWG) (GRD.)

-Compression

Liquid

-Compression

FAN

BLADE

-CONDENSER

Diameter

Number

aisdes

UNIT

FACTORY CHARGE R22 (oz.)

TOP

VIEW

SECTION AI.

Underwriters' Ilstlld

fer

outdoor Inslell.tion

HEATER.

UNIT

HAS

BEEN

ENERGIZED

MINI·

MUM

fOlJR (4)KOIJRS.

CAUTION -IMPORTANT

WllrrA'ntv in force and to

''',I'Ujl'\,"''

THE

,",,,,,,,,,r.T'"

CLEAN OUTSIDE COIL

The coil in the outdoor unit should be cleaned

as necessary to it free

dirt and debris.

Know

YOUI'

New Central Air Conditioner

Anew central can be one

the finest

home

comfort.

This manual tells you

operate your unit and suggests some maintenance

you

must

insure

top

year

after

year.

THE COOLING COIL

When your air cOlllditionirlg is in the

removes

heat

from

the

inside

co:ndimsing unit causes

r"f:r;",,,r,~nt

to to

your

inside

The evaporates in your coil

and

the:rejfone,

the air

over

it is As

the air is cooled and some

its

heat

the

the coil in

your

cOllde:nsiing

unit.

The

"",erv,;n"

the heat removed from the air

inside condenses in the coil

your

COllde'l1sling

unit

this

heat

the

outside

air

circulated continues until your home

is cooled to

your room thermostat, at

which time the turns off.

central

inside

THE OUTSIDE COIL (Condfl,nStlll')

This coil in the condensil1lg unit has

outside

air

flo,wing

th"",,,,nh

the fin function

this coil is

the ref'rigenmt

f'I~,,,,:

••

here's how youI' CONDENSING UNIT

to prOl/lde coolina

TO THE HOME OWNER

TRUE CENTRAL SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONING

\."U1U'L.III'\IU,

DEIHUI~ltIlF'rlNiG

AND AIR FILTERING

Your

UNIT

has

been

on:)Viide

you with

desig:ne:d

meet

your

•

HIGH·PRESSURE CUT·OUT

CONTROL

This control will stop the com-

under certain conditions.

will

to be manually re-set before

opl~ration

will

resume.

re-set

control,

Oil

the outdoor section,

push

the reset button,

The High Pressure control will

the unit

ifthe

folloVitilll~

clmdlititlllS

exist

are not '-fil'r""-t,,,rl

to locate

Inoperative Outside Fan Molor

Insufficient Air Across Outside

Coil

Outside

Coil

Restricted

With

Debris

Recirculation

Hot

season.)

42, 48 60M

Btuh

units

have

internal

crankcase

heater.)

However,

the

heater

must

still

encflil:ized for 4

hours

the unit

after

pn)lojngt~d

"off"

time.

after

unit's

elc,ctlric;al

dis,conn'ect switch was vacation

nc,uu'g

energy

con-

""""',,<r~'Q~"'"

dischmrge line

the

heater

will

compressor

eqiuip,ped

with an additional control

CONDENSER

FAN

MOTOIFl.

CRANKCASE HEATER

This unit

•

the

unit.

Control

cooling

and

windows

closed

when

unit.

You will live in a

controlled

"climate"

...

temperatures

for

your

own

comfort.

filter

clean

the

furnace

the

unit

blower/coil.

Docs

outdoor

fan op,erate'!

Check

see

the

furnace

blower/coil

blower

opi:raltes.

Check

furance

belL

the

unit

condenser

and

the

coil

see

are

clean.

pressure

control

COMPRESSOR

The

compressor

pelcm;mf~ntlly

lubricated

and

n>;",i,·p~

BEFORE

YOU

CALL YOUR SERVICEMAN

some

iceman:

Wait afew

minutes

mlnules)

see

resume

Check

thermostat

see

is nnlne:rlv

Check

fuses

breakers

elf~ctrIcal

home

power

box

and

reset

the

"~~,,,I,,,

(See

circulation

air

and

from

the

unit

absolut!elv

There

are

several

conditions

which

can

shut

off

your

cOJndtmsmg

unit

cause

...

here

are

you

should

check

you

call

the

serv·

leaves

and

area

the

outdoor

CLEAN

FilTER

Remote

type

systems.

The

filter

used

will

the

one

furnace

the

blower

unit

which

may

have

installed

air

distribution

your

home.

These

should

cleaned

and

im,pectf~d

least

once

month.

you

have

permanent

filter it

should

washed

warm

water,

dried

with

adhesive

5!('f'nrrlir,o

recommendations.

which

this

your

and

usage

the

SOME THINGS

electric

other

heat

sources

from

thermostat.

S:"nPI·f',·j,.,1

heat

the

thl~mlO!;tat

false

not

cover

thermostat.

Allow

over

allow

block

the

air

inlet

Oil

FAN

MOTORS

The

the

motor

should

be oiled

the

each

season.

The

the

oil

page 5will

show

where

Use

No.

motor

oiL

NOT

USE

DETERGENT

TYPE

OIL

Caution:

Pull

the

unit

electrical

switch

before

oil

the

The

motor

has built in

pnntection

current

over

These

de'vic!~s

many

FAil SWiTCH

ROOM

T£MPERATlJRE

THERMOMETER

",'I

",'III

thermostats

are

sensitive

and

you

with

.you

can

have

filter

the

air

without

operate

the

stc,pping

and

compressor

and

slll'mitarlecmsly a,cc(lrding

the

pre-set

the

fan

should

set

AUTO

...

you

continuous

air

flow

ON.

for

normal

the

bonnetllimit

control

will

the

furnace

How-

ever

the

switch

must

set

HEAT.

. .

cannot

come

the

same

time.

the

above

po'ssil)ility

that

the

overload

Cooling sl/stem remains

off

reo

room temperature.

(blower)

operation

con·

stant.

Cooling system remains

off

rlI'

gardless

room tlilmperature.

Fan (blower)

dOllS

not

operate.

Cooling Syst!lm and

fan!blow·

er) cycle

mllinmin

selected

room temperature.

Cooling system cycles

main·

tain

selected room tel'llperatllrll.

Fan

(blower)

con·

stant.

.;:tfC,,'t'inO

the

coml",rp','wlr.

not

there

will

open

the

compressor

will

protectors.

TYPE A

..•...

SWITCH

OPERATION..

TYPE B

OPERATION

PRE·

tp"H'P,·~,t""p

control

dial

and

im·

There

must

minutes

between

the

"off-time'

•

DESCRIPTION

There

transformer

this

comlensil1lg

enel'l~ize

the

24V

control

circuit

for

c01olllllg.

former

the

furnace

coil/blower

must

handle

the

draw, a40 v.a.

tra:nsfor'ml~r

Refer

in cOll1d,msing

coil/blower

correct

electrical

connections.

air

cooled

conden:sing

f'AlTIr"'p~~,,,"

The

unit

and

located

terminals.

thl~rnilO:,tats

are

for

temperature

control

the

conditioned

space,

All

compreSSQrs

sprung

and

mounted

rubber

i~AbIAI"<

bill

and

request

for

ins:pection

made

once.

Units

are

ShlipIJ1ed

and

it is

the

COiOSI:gm:e

INSTALLATION

RECEIVING

•

ioto

enclosed

room

refrigl~rant

outside air.

Never

refrigl~rajnt

vapor

open

flame because this

which is very

becomes

warm

"pj'r;o,pr"nr

n",rh<,lIv

immerse

the

OPEN

THE

REFRIGERANT

CON-

GENERAL -IMPORTANT

Before

the

installation

install

this

cOlilde:nsmg unit he

must

the

unit.

The

suction

and line

connections

the

unit

are

and

the

unit

has

external

shut

off

valves.

The

also

14"

male

flare connoeetlolls,

valve

core,

take

pressure

re<ldlng:5.

See

mustra-

unit

pn~·chargf:d

and

emlplo'yed with field

insltal!l~d

and

cornpfmil)ll

unit

and

for

outdoor

instalilation,

and

should

added.

The

follml\linlll

should

considered

before

location:

These

are

air

cooled

therefore

shOUld

location

the

air

can

the

condensor

coil. the

east

north

side

ais

desirable

because

the unit will

not

the

should

not

from

any

wall

the

inlet

Allow minimum

12"

between

the

building

and

the

unit

side

which

the

electrical

and

connections

are

made.

install

concrete

base

for

the

cOIlde:nsllOg

unit

set

The

base

should

not

touch

the

house.

Such

conditions

cause

unit vil:lnlltioll,

if be

transferred

into

installed

sure

construction

able

support

the

Unit

should

wood

must

also

used.

location

near

wh,en~bv

the

shortest

run

minimum

turns

are reqiuired.

PT2

PT3

30100 ,

30100

and

COllJUIoctlon

with

"olnf".rtn

with

all

T&B

8Wire Nut

Connector

Type and size

IV'

T&B

BWire Nut

T&BWire Nut I

1&8

#10

#12

more)

recommended size

the unit

compressor

contactor

termililals.

AWG

Aluminum

Wlr.

Size

in relation

co'nn<~ctiing

the electrical wir-

installation

breaker

soft

#12

#14

Rel'riglerall1t

drums

CODES AND ORDINANCES

Select the

eCI1Jiviale:nt

aluminum wire size from the tabu-

lation below:

COlohng

systems,

heating

system,

must

u,,,,,

,,-,,

eXisting local

codes

local

codes.

The units must also be installed in

accordance

with

lations

the

National Board

Fire Underwriters.

thorities should

consulted

before in-

stallation

The

indoor

air

duct

distribution

must

also

installed in

accordance

with

standards

National Board

Fire

Underwriters

for the Imitallatilon

Air Warm Air

and

tems Palrnphlf:tS.

ALUMINUM FIELD

WlIfUNIG

Install the electrical conduit

the

cOlld~msing

aplPropri.ate openJing

and

size wires in

accordance

the

Na-

and/or

the local codes.

When

aluminum

conductors

as !oIlo'i!/s:

the the

above

listed wire nuts

bolt

connectors.

entire

connection

with inhibitor and wrap

electrical tape.

INHIBITORS:

.Alcoa

No.

T B - KOPR-Shield.

PRECAUTIONS

HANDLING REFRIGERANTS

be adhered

when

the

This

110,rizl)ntal suction Hnes,

operate

the

unit

before

the

is cOlmpleted.

such

as:

All

horizontal

towards

the

com~lreSS(lr

aids

the

return

REIFRI1GiE'~ATION

PIPING

The

system

very

I'",,,,,(',,tv

proper

oil

return

compres~

COlmpressor and

the

be familiar with all and

sizes

be installed

Certam

prec:au!mnar'y

measures

should

adhered

Count

the

number

90°

and

45°

elbows and measure

the

Find

the

in table

number

This unit must be grcmndeld.

This

unit

does

no!

have

transformer.

.E.C.

class

2, 24VAC 40VA

transformer

must

be used

the

control

circuit

the

system.

SUCTION AND LIQUID LINE SPECIFICATIONS

lines used

connect

the

indoor

unit

cOlrld,,:nsing

unit

MUST

clean

and

vertical

SUCTION LINE SIZING

The cmTespmldirlg pres:sufiel

suction

line

compressor

may

pv"n"n""I"',n

temperature

temperatur(; differential is

caused

suctioll line, it

becomes

Ile,~ess(u'y

the

suction line from

the

table on

The

line

shown

,<viii

allow

for

sufficient interm.l line

vpl,,,';lv

(a~lproxj!m,ltejly

1500

return

the

oil

the

necessary

"",,,,,\1.,,,'\1

The

(con-

adjusl:able

the

be used when

~prvi('ino

interlock

between

the

indoor

section

motor

the

electric

when

CONCRETE BASE DIMENSIONS

PREPARING BASE

When

unit

installed on

the

level

concrete

base

recom-

spt:cif'k

area

and

thickness. Base sizes for the

correspion,dil1lj;!

units

are

shown

the

above

sketch.

common

mixture

for

concrete

one

part

Portland

cement,

two

parts

sand

coarse

crushed

rock.

adequa,te

draina~!e

around

the

unit so

that

above

the

concrete

THERMOSTATS

the

thermiost:at

Thermostat

should be located

about

ft.

above floor on a

vibration free inside wall in

area

with

air

circulation;

must

not be in

area

air

GENERAL NOTES -CAUTION

before

op,~ralting

•

in the

cOllde~nsiing

and

line

coil.

the lines have

than 30 feet, the

has

im;re:ase~d

decreased to

compensate.

See

chart

page

10.

Exercise care in

pn~-fl)rlJl1il1lg

line

the unit

and

evaporator

avoid

The shut-offvalves/and manifold assemblies

include a

port

valve

core)

sCI'/?'ured

bonnet

over

the

stem

and

aphlgg:ed

components which are

connect the

rpj',.io,p,."nf

Please refer

the illustrations.

2.3

1.6

1.0

1.5

cO()!irlg

coil located

above

the

pn~c2LUtioris

must be

taken

into

nn~v,>nl

the

inlet

the

rpf'rio'pnn'f

must

enter

state,

TABLE 1

EOIUIV,AU=:Nl

STRAIGHT

PIPE

VERSUS SUCTION

liNE

ELBOWS

line riser must

the

per

rise,

N"rrr,,,lilv

rp,lnl',i",n

not

noticeable

with

a30

the

vapor-pressure

the

EXllm!)le:

One

short

radius copper sweat ell is equal

the of two foot

0.0.

straight

The

LIQUID LINE SIZING

In sitllati,ons

PRESSURE

DROP

LINES

FOR

REFRIGERANT

per

the

evaporator

9. it

must

be round

without

which

enl2;all:ed

into the unit

to. the threads

the unit

and outside

the ferrule. Install the

into

the unit

sequence

shown

below.

Til~hten

II.

Insert

into

nut

and ferrule until it

bottoms.

12.

nut

hand

13.

Mark the nut

shown below and

the nut an additional turns. Be sure

bottomed

out

ch:an~!ed

bad

connection

the

must

cut

off

and

anew

ferrule

must

Prl,,,,,·,,,rI to

redo

connections

described

thnf'lll~,h

13.

other

the

same

17.

16.

HEX

closed

correct

WHEN

HAVE

Deburr

follmvifill.

instructions

TYPICAL VALVE ADAPTER

ue:pness valve

core

relieve any gas

pn~SS!llre

which

the manifold.

RemClve

COlLlpling

nuts

SQ. DRIVE L........----t======::::J

TAKE

REMOVING

PLUG.

BUILT

UP.

Remove

VALVE MANIFOLD ASSEMBLY

For

•

REFRIGERANT CORRECTION CHART

hex wrenches

The shut valves

not

VALVE UNTIL IT

TOUCHES

THE

RETAINER.

APPLY

PRESSURE

RETAINER.

thermostat

COOLING,

fan AUTO

telllpenlllU:re

control to below room temperature.

",j,'rt"ir"l

switch.

than

fl.

,.",j'r;c,pr"nt

relative

OD size and ad,ditilonai

CORRECTION CHART

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