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Table 10 - 5F,H Compressor Crankcase

Heater Package

COMPRESSOR

5F20,30,40,60

5H40,46,60,66

5H80,86,120,126

ELECTRICAL

CHARACTERISTICS

Volts Watts

115

230

115

230

115

230

100
100

200

200

200

200

PACKAGE NUMBERS

-5-F—20---------381
-5-F—20---------391

-5-H—40-------- 381
-5-H—40-------- 391

-5-J__40-------291
-5-J—40------- 291

Table 11 - Crankcase Heater Relay (60-Cycle)

CONTROL CIRCUIT VOLTAGE

115

208/230

PART NUMBER

HN61AJ-101
HN61AJ-108

COMPRESSOR OPERATION

Motor Rotation - Start motor before connecting to

compressor. Rotation direction must be same as
arrow cast on pump cover or plate attached near
pump end bearing housing. To rotate compressor
in opposite direction the manually reversible oil
pump must be reversed as follows:

5H120 AND 126; ALL 5F COMPRESSORS - Remove
6 capscrews from oil pump cover. Do not damage
gasket. Rotate cover 180° and replace. Arrow will
now be on top and show new direction of rotation,

5H40,46,60,66,80 AND 86 COMPRESSORS - Drain

oil below level of end bell cover. Remove end bell
assembly and pump end cover. Rotate cover 180°
and replace. Reverse direction of external arrow

(shows compressor rotation without removing end
bell). Arrow on pump end cover must match arrow
on main bearing housing. Replace end bell and
refill with specified oil.

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Oil Safety Switch installation instructions are in­

cluded in Oil Safety Switch Packages.

Motor Fastening Set supplied with all compressor
units (except 5F20,30) includes motor blocks and
shims

for

motor

alignment;

capscrews,

plate

washers and lock washers for fastening motor to
base; taper dowel pins for securing motor position
on

base

(after

alignment);

beveled

washers

for

fastening unit base to vibration isolators or floor.

Install and Align Belt Drive — Clean motor and
compressor

shafts,

flywheel

and

motor

pulley

bores with fine emery cloth.

Install motor pulley, flywheel and keys tightly

on shafts.

Slide motor forward on rails to install belt. Line

up flywheel and motor pulley with a straight edge

Fig, 12 - Correct Belt Alignment

or string (Fig. 12) or by placing a round rod in belt
grooves. Slide motor pulley on shaft to correct any
parallel

misalignment.

Loosen

motor

hold-down

bolts and turn motor frame to correct any angular
misalignment.

Move motor backward with adjusting bolts to

tighten belts. Tighten belts just enough to prevent
slippage.

Determine belt tension by (a) loosening belts

until they slip when motor starts (belt squeals),
then

tighten

enough

to

eliminate

slippage,

(b)

amount belt is depressed at center of span (heavier
belts deflect approximately 1 inch for a 24-inch
span; lighter belts or longer span deflect propor­
tionately more)

Install Direct Drive — Instructions for installation

are in the coupling package

Securing Motor to Base — Align motor and

compressor. Drill and ream two holes thru motor
feet and base. Secure motor to base with two

#6 X 2-1/2 taper dowel pins provided in motor
fastening

set.

Locate

holes

diagonally

opposite

motor feet. Use 9/32-inch diameter drill and #6
taper reamer.

REFRIGERANT PIPING

Refer to Carrier System Design Manual, Part

3 for proper piping techniques.

Venting - Replace vent plugs (front and rear heads)
and drain plug (front head) with nipples and valves
if frequent draining of condenser (water side) is
desired.

Refrigerant Drier - See System Design Manual,
Part 3, Page No. 3-75.

Felt Filter - Install felt filter (supplied with com­
pressor) in suction line screen. Remove after 50
hours of compressor operation. If dirty, clean with
kerosene or neutral spirits and replace for another

50 hours operation. If filter is clean, leave it out.

Indicate on tag that filter has been cleaned and

reinstalled.

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