Refrigerant circuit, L shutoff valves, Carrier – Carrier 26H User Manual

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Carrier

S E R V I C E

26H

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REMOVING THE PANELS

To remove the top front panel turn both handles so

they are horizontal and lift it out. To remove the

top panel remove the screws shown in Fig. 5. Tilt

the panel up and back to disengage it from the back

panel. The side panels are held in place at the
front by two screws and the bottom front panel. The
side panels engage with the flanged edge of the
back panel. Do not remove the back panel except
when absolutely necessary. It is held in place by
six screws threaded into the frame.

Cleaning and inspecting can be done by removing
the front access door, splash curtain, and ice de­
flector screen. The plastic curtain is riveted to a
cross arm held in place by two screws (Fig. 6).

After inspection and cleaning, be sure to reposition
the plastic curtain properly to prevent water from
splashing into the bin. (Fig. 7).

ACCESS DOOR ICE CRUSHER CRUSHER

MOTOR

FIG. 5 - REMOVING SCREWS HOLDING TOP

AND SIDE PANELS

FIG. 6 - REMOVING ACCESS DOOR AND

ICE DEFLECTOR

2. REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT

L SHUTOFF VALVES

Fig. 8 is a cross sectional view of a shutoff valve
in mid-position. When the unit is shipped all valves
are backseated and should be left so during normal

operation. A brass cap and gasket cover the valve
stem to prevent leaks. The gauge ports are plugged

with two 1/8" MPT plugs.

26H3

There are two shutoff valves in the circuit - a suc­

tion valve and a discharge valve. (See Fig. 9).

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There are three shutoff valves in the circuit - a suc­

tion valve, discharge valve, and oil return valve.

(See Fig. 10).

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26H-57PD

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