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York Rooftop Unit Y12AC04C1LABAB

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Maintenance Plans for York Rooftop Unit Model Y12AC04C1LABAB

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3 Yearly Indoor Blower Motor Pipe Plugs Change

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Safety Precautions

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Ensure power is disconnected from the unit

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Verify that the unit is not in operation before starting maintenance

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Pipe Plugs Removal and Cleaning

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Remove both pipe plugs at each end shell

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Clean out any hardened grease or foreign matter from the pipe plug openings

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Grease Fitting Installation

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Replace one plug on each end with a clean grease fitting

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Greasing the Bearings

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1 Yearly Indoor Blower Motor Check

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Safety Precautions

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Ensure power is disconnected from the unit

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Do not lubricate bearings with the unit in operation

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Motor Inspection

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Check motor for accumulations of dust blocking cooling slots

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Check drive components for issues

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Check that all mounting bolts are tight

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Replacement and Repair

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Replace defective parts as required

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10 Yearly Outdoor Fan, Vendor Motors Maintenance

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Safety Precautions

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Shut off all power to the unit

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Label all wires prior to disconnection

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Motor Maintenance

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Verify outdoor fan motors are permanently lubricated

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Is lubrication desired for outdoor fan motors?

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Verify vendor motors are factory lubricated for 10-year life

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Post-Maintenance Verification

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Verify proper operation after servicing

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Supply Air Drive Adjustment

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Pre-Adjustment Checks

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Review the installation for any errors, leaks, or undesirable system effects

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Ensure blower speed changes are made by qualified personnel

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Blower Speed Adjustment

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Enter the specified CFM

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Enter the measured CFM

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Enter the PD of the standard sheave

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Calculate the PD of the new sheave using the formula: (Specified CFM/Measured CFM) X PD of standard sheave

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Select the new motor sheave based on the calculated PD and reference tables

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Belt Tension Adjustment

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Pre-Adjustment Check

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Is the unit equipped with power exhaust fans or a return air fan?

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Belt Tension Adjustment Procedure

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Loosen the four bolts holding the motor base to the channels

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Adjust the belt by turning nuts 'A' (see detail 'B')

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Apply a perpendicular force to one belt at the midpoint of the span using a belt tension checker

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Enter the deflection distance obtained (in inches)

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Select the fan type and motor horsepower

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Is the belt tension within the recommended deflection force range?

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