AAON M2-036 - Manual (Page 35)

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Module Assembly
Although M2 Series modular units are
shipped factory assembled as standard, they
may be ordered unassembled for certain
applications such as for assembly in existing
structures where modules must be
manipulated separately. If the unit was
ordered unassembled, then you will need to
connect the modules in the field.
Locate the configuration schematic in the
equipment’s literature packet. The schematic
will have CONFIGURATION written in the
top left hand corner followed by the unit
model number and then the module
configuration numbers listed in order.
1. Identify and Situate Modules
Use the Model Number descriptions at the
beginning of this manual for assistance
identifying module types by their three-letter
codes.
It is advisable to situate all required modules
in the installation location as near as
possible to the order in which they will be
connected. Be sure to leave enough space to
work between modules before connection.
Bulb gasket will be applied in the next step.
Identify each module by the configuration
number on its label. For example, if a
module has a configuration number of FTF-
101-P-A0-00000-00000-0-0, then it is a
large flat filter module “FTF”, and should be
placed in the first position “101” of the
lower tier - the bottom left as you face the
access side of a right hand unit, or the
bottom right as you face the access side of a
left hand unit.
Although you should have a schematic
available, the configuration numbers have
been created so that correct assembly order can be determined without the need for a
schematic.
Modules are arranged in order with 100
series modules on the first tier and 200
series modules on the second tier. Module
101 will always be located on the end of the
bottom tier - the bottom left as you face the
access side of a right hand unit, or the
bottom right as you face the access side of a
left hand unit. Module 201 will always be
located on the end of the top tier - the top
left as you face the access side of a right
hand unit, or the top right as you face the
access side of a left hand unit. Therefore, it
is possible to identify the exact module
arrangement even without knowing the
module type, and without a configuration
schematic.
If, for any reason, you are unable to identify
a module or its position in the final
assembly, then consult the project engineer
or AAON sales representative.
After identifying modules and determining
module arrangement you can prepare the
modules for assembly.