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Fig. 8 — unit gas valves – Carrier 48DH User Manual

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Example: measured resistance .32 ohm x 2 - .64

.64 divided by 0.032 = 20

Cut off 20 in. of resistance wire.

CHECK MAIN BURNERS

1. Check automatic pilot as previously described.

2. Measure and adjust main burner gas input as

described in Service section.

3. Turn main gas valve to “On” position and

operate unit for at least 15 minutes with all
access panels in place.

4. Remove heating section access panel.

5. Turn each primary air adjustment screw (Fig. 7)

clockwise until yellow tips appear on burner
flames. Then turn each screw counterclockwise
(about 3/4 turn) until flames become clear,

almost transparent blue with a well defined

inner cone. If the flames lift off the burner
ports, turn the screw clockwise slightly.

BURNER ADJUSTMENT SCREW

FINAL HEATING SYSTEM CHECKOUT - Move
thermostat dial above and below room temperature
setting several times, pausing at least 5 minutes
between cycles. Check pilot flame, main burner
ignition, flame characteristics and indoor (evap­
orator) fan motor time delay relay operation.
Replace heating section access panel.

COOLING SYSTEM CHECKOUT

1

.

2

.

3.

Turn power on.

Set room thermostat selector switch at “Cool”
or “Auto.” and dial setting below room
temperature.

Move thermostat dial above and below room

temperature several times, pausing at least 5
minutes between cycles. Check fan and com­
pressor operation. If compressor fails to start,
refer to the following section entitled Check
Compressor Start.
Check unit operating voltage. Voltage must be
within ±10% of nameplate voltage.
Check cooling effect at air outlets.
Check that field-supplied filter is in place.
Check action of safety devices and controls.

Check Compressor Start

— Single phase compres­

sors of split capacitor (PSC) type require equalized
system pressure to start. When supply voltage is
within ±10% of nameplate voltage and the compres­
sor fails to start, give the compressor a temporary
capacitance boost.

Use a start capacitor, sized as listed below, with

a bleed resistor wired across the terminals.

4.

5.
6

.

7.

Fig. 7 — Main Burner Adjustment

UNIT SIZE

CAPACITOR RATING

002 thru 004
045 thru 005

108
135 -

130 mfd, 370 V

155 mfd, 370 V

PILOT GAS LINE
CONNECTION

REGULATOR
ADJUSTING SCREW CAP

REGULATOR VENT
AND DUST CAP

LOW-VOLTAGE

CONNECTIONS

PILOT ADJUSTING 'i?
SCREW CAP

MANUAL SHUTOFF
VALVE AND PILOT COCK

NATURAL GAS VALVE

PIPE PLUG FOR
PRESSURE TAP

VALVE
OUTLET

REGULATOR ADJUSTING
SCREW CAP

MANUAL SHUTOFF
VALVE AND-----------
PILOT COCK

PILOT GAS LINE
CONNECTION

REGULATOR VENT

LOW VOLTAGE
CONNECTIONS

PRESSURE

TAP

(HIDDEN)

MAIN GAS LINE
CONNECTION

LP GAS VALVE

Fig. 8 — Unit Gas Valves