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NOTE: If Air Handler is used WITHOUT
a supplementary
electric
heater,
a sheetmetal
plate is required
to cover
the open hole in the airflow system.
See Figure 2. Also
seal the cabinet air tight where any wiring enters.
IF AIRHANDLER
IS USED
WITHOUT
A FACTORY
FURNISHED
SUPPLEMENTARY
HEATER,
A PLATE
IS REQUIRED
TO COVER
THE OPEN HOLE
IN THE AIR FLOW SYSTEM
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14
17"
i
1/4" HOLES
(4)
ACCESSORY
BAY99X123
-_
3/8"
-,i-
From Dwg. 21B140413
Figure 2
9.
If field installed
electric
heaters
are applied,
mini-
mum
airflow
settings,
unit and duct clearances
to
Steps
combustibles
must be maintained
as stated
on the
and 4)
Air Handler
rating nameplate.
1.
2.
10. If the unit is installed
without
a return
air duct, ap-
3.
plicable local codes may limit this Air Handler
to in-
4.
stallation
only in a single story residence
& within
5.
conditioned
space.
6.
11. If the outdoor unit is to be installed
later, or by oth-
7.
ers, then
installation
of the Air Handler
must
be
8.
made to allow access for refrigerant
lines, or attach
9.
refrigerant
lines to Air Handler
when installing.
12. Make
sure there
are provisions
for installing
con-
densate
drain lines.
13. If side, front or rear return
is required,
Air Handler
must
be
elevated
or
placed
on
a
plenum
[TAYPLNM100
for
2/4TEE3C37
(23.5"
wide),
TAYPLNM101
for
2/4TEE3C31
(21.5"
wide),
TAYPLNM102
for 2!4TEE3C40,
49, & 65 (26" wide)].
Connecting
return
duct directly to the side, front or
rear of the cabinet is not approved.
14. Route
refrigerant
& condensate
drain
lines away
from Air Handler
so they do not interfere
with ac-
cess panels and filters.
15. When
external
accessories
are used, the additional
height
and width requirements
must be considered
in the overall space needed.
16. These units
are not approved
for outdoor
installa-
tion.
17. These traits are approved for draw-through
application
only.
Installer's
Guide
18. Flow-through
Bypass
Humidifiers
Excessive
bypass
air
may
cause
water
blow-off,
which will adversely
affect system operation
and air
cleaner
performance.
To verify bypass
airflow,
fol-
low the Bypass
Humidifier
Pre-Installation
Check-
out and Set-Up
Procedures
available
through
your
local distributor.
Ask for publication
number
18-
CH37Dl-1.
Steam
and
Flow-through
Fan
Power
Duct-
mounted
Humidifiers
Follow
the
humidifier
installation
instructions.
These
should
only be installed
on the supply
air
side of the system.
B. TWO PIECE CABINET
DISASSEMBLY
(OPTIONAL)
NOTE: For easier installation into tight areas, the 5 ton
air handlers can be disassembled, moved to an attic or
other space, and then reassembled.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
for disassembly
and reassembly
(See Figures
3
Disconnect
wiring.
Remove center bracket.
Remove blower assembly.
Remove coil.
Cut foil tape at cabinet parting
line.
Remove top 8 screws. See Figure
3.
Separate
upper and lower sections.
Set air handler
in place.
Attach
screws
- insure
gaskets
are
aligned
along flange.
Use foil tape to seal - use minimum
3" foil tape.
Insert
coil.
Reinstall
blower assembly.
Reinstall
center bracket.
Reconnect
wiring.
NOTE:
In Downflow,
remove
coil before
blower
by re-
versing
steps 3 and 4.
Figure 3 Spear Locations
18-GE11 D1-4
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