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OUTDOOR FAN/MOTOR REMOVAL—

Make sure power is off to indoor and outdoor units.

9.

Remove fan/motor/orifice assembly by removing

remaining 4 screws around orifice assembly. (If control
box is not being removed, remove safety shield, and (2)
screws in upper control box). See Warning, above.

Unplug motor wires from base of motor prior to lifting out
assembly.

Remove Coil—

À WARNING

Cutting tubing is recommended to avoid possibility of

fire, and personal injury.

10

11

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Use midget tubing cutter to cut liquid and vapor lines
at either side of coil. Cut in convenient location for easy

reassembly with copper slip couplings.
Remove 4 screws around base pan securing louvered

casing and wire coil wrap. Set louvered casing aside.

12. Lift coil vertically off base pan and place carefully to

one side.

NOTE: While coil is removed from unit for intended service,

use this opportunity to remove and replace strainer.

COMPRESSOR REPLACEMENT

A CAUTION

Check whether

tiedown bolts/

unit is fastened to platform with

1. Remove control box, fan and coil as described under

“CoU Removal” above.

2. Disconnect electrical leads from compressor.

Compressor is Srphase—Note lead locations for proper

wiring of replacement compressor.

Wire

Marking Color

-024 Models:

T1 — Black

..... :T2~WeUbw...... .

T3 — Blue

-036 Models:

U — Black

V —Yellow
W -Blue

3. Cut compressor suction and discharge tubes at conven­

ient location.

4. Loosen and remove crankcase heater (-036 models

only).,/

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5. Remove compressor mounting bolts.
6. Lift compressor out.

7. Carefully unbraze suction and discharge fine piping

stubs frora compressor. Note position of stubs to assist

when reinstalling.

8. Install new compressor. Install crankcase heater

around compressor (-036 models only). Install compres­
sor mounting bolis.

9. Braze suction and discharge fines to compressor (where

unbrazed in Step 7) and piping stubs (at point where
cut in Step 3 above). Rewire compressor.

10. Replace coil,;braze liquid and vapor line. Test for leaks.
11. Replace fan/motor/orifice assembly.

12. Replace control box and reconnect wiring., (See note

above, under “Control Box Removal.”)

13. Evacuate and recharge system

INSTALL FILTER DRIER-Install field-supplied heat

pump filter drier in system liquid fine when refrigerant sys­
tem is opened for service as described under “Compressor

Replacement,” above. Position drier in liquid fine at conven­

ient location.

REVERSING VALVE REPLACEMENT (38QV Only)

1. Remove coil as described in “Coil Removal,” above.

2. Cut 4 legs of valve using midget tubing cutter.
3. Wrap replacement valve with wet cloth to prevent

overheating.

4. Replace new valve using tubing slip couplings.

MAIN CONTROL BOARD REPLACEMENT

a) Unplug Interface Cable from bottom L.H. side of board

by sfiding small metal retainer right.

b) Unplug white 17 pin connector and two fan motor

push-on leads (Black) from top of board. Use caution to
prevent board damage when removing connections.

c) Using fingers or small tipped pliers, depress plastic

tabs on board standoffs (4) on corners of board and (1)

near center (below black heat sink on board). Lift board
out of position.

d) Align new board on plastic standoffs, and push board

down over standoffs until small locking tabs secure

board in place.

e) Reinstall 2 (black) fan wires and white connector at top

of board. Be sure white connector is aligned correctly.
Reinstall interface cable, sfiding metal locking retainer

to the left.

f) Cut only those program jumpers on new board (ref.

Fig. 5) which were cut on old board.

A CAUTION

Failure to cut the proper programming jumpers wffl

result in improper operation. Jumpers not cut on the
old board must remain uncut. Inadequate operation and
equipment damage may result.

Jumper functions are fisted, in. Table , 3 for reference

purposes.

g) Set Optimizer Pot (ref. Fig. 5) on 38QV Heat Pump

units if jumper, jJ4 or J5 is cut. Adjust to same setting
as old board, or refer to procedure for optimizer or elec­
tric heat lockout setup in 38QV unit Installation

Instructions.

Table 5—Programming Jumpers

Jumper

No.

38QV Heat Pump

Systems

38EV Cooling

Systems

J1

UNCUT

CUT

J2,J3

UNCUT

UNCUT

J4

CUT FOR 58SSB FURNACE APPLICATIONS

J5

' CUT FOR ELECTRIC.
HEAT LOCKOUT AT HIGH

OUTDOOR TEMPERATURES*

UNCUT

J6, J7

UNCUT

UNCUT

*38QV Systems only

THERMISTOR REPLACEMENT

a) Break power to indoor and outdoor units.

b) For outdoor unit thermistor replacement, remove top

grille.

c) Cut plastic ties holding foam tube over thermistor.

Thermistor is mounted inside %e" copper tube soldered

to refrigerant fines and is retained by one (1) plastic tie.
Remove this tie and remove thermistor.

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