FURRION CHILL FACR15SA PS User Manual

TM  
Rooftop Air Conditioner  
Model:  
FACR13SA-PS/FACR13SA-BL  
FACR14SA-PS/FACR14SA-BL  
FACR15SA-PS/FACR15SA-BL  
Instruction Manual  
FACT11MA-PS/FACT11MA-BL  
(Sold Separately)  
Important Safety Instructions  
This manual has safety information  
Handling the device  
and instructions to help users eliminate  
or reduce the risk of accidents and  
injuries. Please read this instruction  
manual carefully before installation  
and start-up, and store it in a safe place  
for future reference. If you pass on the  
device to another person, hand over this  
instruction manual along with it.  
WARNING  
Installation and repair of the rooftop  
air conditioner must only be carried  
out by qualified personnel who are  
familiar with the risks involved and  
the relevant regulations. Inadequate  
repairs may cause serious hazards.  
Electrical devices are not toys.  
Keep electrical devices out of reach  
of children or elderly persons. Do  
not allow them to use electrical  
devices without supervision.  
The manufacturer accepts no liability  
for damage in the following cases:  
Faulty assembly or connection  
Damage to the product resulting from  
mechanical influences and excess  
voltage  
Alterations to the product without  
express permission from the  
manufacturer  
Prevent inexperienced people  
from using the device without  
supervision.  
Use for purposes other than those  
described in the operating manual  
The following basic safety information  
should be heeded when using  
electrical devices to protect against:  
Electric shock  
Do not undo the upper cover  
of the rooftop air conditioner in  
the event of a fire. Use approved  
extinguishing agents instead. Do  
not use water to extinguish fires.  
Fire hazards  
Injury  
All Furrion product referenced in  
this manual is to be installed in  
accordance with local and national  
codes, including the latest editions of  
the following standards:  
USA:  
NFPA 1192  
NFPA 70  
Canada:  
C22.1  
CSA Z240  
2
Handling Electrical  
Cables  
CAUTION  
The rooftop air conditioner must be  
installed securely so that it cannot  
fall down.  
WARNING  
Only operate the rooftop air  
conditioner if you are certain that  
the housing and the cables are not  
damaged.  
The electrical power supply must only  
be connected by a qualified electrician.  
Do not use the rooftop air  
conditioner near flammable fluids or  
in closed rooms.  
Make sure no combustible objects  
are stored or installed near the air  
outlet. A distance of at least 20”  
must be kept.  
Do not reach into air outlets or  
insert any foreign objects into the  
device.  
CAUTION  
Refer to NEC (National Electric  
Code) for proper sizing of wire  
gauge (awg) based on cable length  
and overcurrent protection rating  
that is suppling power to the air  
conditioner.  
See rooftop unit nameplate for  
proper overcurrent protection  
sizing.  
Attach and lay the cables so that  
they cannot be tripped over or  
damaged.  
Only use the device as intended.  
Do not make any alterations or  
conversions to the device.  
If faults occur in the refrigerant  
circuit, the system must be checked  
by a certified service technician and  
repaired properly. The refrigerant  
must never be released into the air.  
Only a qualified electrician should  
connect the rooftop air conditioner to  
electrical power.  
Do not lay loose or bent cables next  
to electrically conductive materials.  
Do not pull on the cables.  
Use cable ducts to lay cables through  
walls with sharp edges.  
Refer to rooftop unit nameplate and  
NEC for proper power supply rating.  
3
Before Installing  
Read this installation manual completely  
before installing the rooftop air  
conditioner.  
The following tips and instructions must  
be observed while installing the rooftop  
air conditioner.  
Air Distribution Box (ADB) Shroud x 1  
Filter x 2  
Decoration Plate x 1  
PE Foam x 1  
Control Knob x 2  
Self-tapping Screws x 4  
Instruction Manual x 1  
Warranty Leaflet x 1  
What’s in the Box  
Choosing Proper Location  
for the Air Conditioner  
Open and remove the components  
from carton. Make sure you have all  
the following items included in the  
packaging, if any item is missing, contact  
your dealer.  
IMPORTANT: The roof must be  
designed to support the weight of the  
rooftop unit and the weight of 2 installers  
standing on the roof.  
Rooftop Air Conditioner:  
There are two ways of installing the  
rooftop air conditioner:  
Using the existing roof vent opening in  
the vehicle roof.  
Rooftop Unit  
Making a new opening. In this case  
the opening should be reinforced by  
an appropriate frame as required.  
Rooftop unit x 1  
Warranty Leaflet x 1  
Air Distributor Box (sold separately):  
Existing Roof Vent Opening  
Upper Duct  
Divider  
Lower Duct  
Divider  
Bolt  
The air conditioner is designed to fit over  
an existing 14” roof vent opening.  
PE Foam  
Mounting Frame  
Control Box  
Filter  
ADB Shroud  
Control Knob  
Decoration Plate  
Upper Duct Divider x 1  
Lower Duct Divider x 1  
Bolt x 4  
Mounting Frame x 1  
Control Box x 1  
4
Check the inside of the RV for  
return air kit obstructions. (i.e. door  
openings, room dividers, curtains,  
ceiling fixtures, etc.) Allow 6”  
(152mm) space from the opening to  
account for any potential return air kit  
obstructions.  
New Opening  
When no roof vent is available or another  
location is desired, the following is  
recommended:  
For one unit installation - the air  
conditioner should be mounted  
slightly forward of center (front to  
back) and centered from side to side.  
For two unit installations, install one  
air conditioner one third from the front  
of the RV and the other air conditioner  
two thirds from the front of the RV,  
aligned in the center.  
191116”  
(500mm)  
23⁄4”  
(70mm)  
191116”  
(500mm)  
It is preferred that the air conditioner be  
installed on a relatively flat and horizontal  
roof section measured when the RV is  
parked on a level surface.  
NOTE: A 15° slant to either side or front  
to back is acceptable for all units. If the  
roof exceeds 15° please use an exterior  
leveling shim to make air conditioner  
level.  
Roof  
Opening  
6"  
191116”  
(500mm)  
After the Location Has Been  
Selected:  
Check for obstructions in the area  
where the air conditioner will be  
installed.  
6"  
191116”  
(500mm)  
139⁄16”  
(345mm)  
341316”  
(884mm)  
279⁄16”  
(700mm)  
18”  
Roof Opening  
Center Line  
of Rooftop  
Front  
Keep this air flow area free of obstructions  
5
Roof Preparation  
3
6
m
2
m
1
m
m
4
2
¼
6
¼
4
3
1
Opening Requirements - Before  
preparing the ceiling opening, decide  
on the type of system options. Read  
all of the following instructions before  
beginning the installation.  
WARNING  
Fire/Electric Shock Hazard  
Make sure there are no obstacles  
inside the RV roof, floor and walls,  
such as wires and pipes.  
Shut off the gas supply and  
disconnect the 115VAC power from  
the RV before drilling or cutting  
into the RV. Failure to obey these  
warnings could result in death or  
serious injury.  
Making a New Opening  
If a roof vent opening will not be used,  
a 141” x 141” (+(”) (362mm x 362mm)  
opening must be cut through the roof  
and ceiling of the RV. This opening must  
be located between the roof reinforcing  
members.  
The 141” x 141” (+(”) opening is  
part of the return air system of the air  
conditioner and must be finished in  
accordance with NFPA Standard 501C  
Section 2.7.2.  
Roof Thickness  
The installation of air conditioner suits  
for roof thickness from 3.5” (90mm) to  
6” (152mm). For other thickness, please  
contact Furrion or Furrion authorized  
service agent.  
1. Mark a 141” x 141” (+(”) square on  
the roof and carefully cut an opening.  
Installing in an Existing  
Opening  
3
m
6
2
m
m
1
2
m
4
6
¼
¼
4
3
1
1. Unscrew and remove the roof vent.  
2. Remove all caulking compound  
around the opening.  
3. If the opening exceeds 141” x 141”  
(+(”), it will be necessary to resize the  
opening to 141” x 141” (+(”). If the  
opening is less than 141” x 141” (+(”),  
it must be enlarged.  
2. Using the roof opening as a guide, cut  
a matching hole in the ceiling.  
NOTE: Maintain structural integrity.  
6
Otherwise damage to product and/or  
RV could occur. Always observe the  
following guidelines while structuring  
the opening.  
Roof Cavity  
Depth  
3”-6” (75mm-152mm)  
21 Sq. In. Min.  
Duct Cross  
Sectional Area  
1(” Min. - 2(”  
Max. (38mm  
Min. - 63.5mm  
Max.)  
Depth  
Width  
7” Min. - 10” Max.  
(178mm Min. -  
254mm Max.)  
Do not cut roof  
structure or  
rafters  
Good: rafters  
supported by  
cross beams  
Good: location  
between roof  
rafters  
Duct Size  
15Ft. Min. - 40Ft.  
Max. (4.5m -  
13m)  
Total Duct  
Length  
3. The opening created must be framed  
to provide adequate support and  
prevent air from being drawn from the  
roof cavity.  
4. Lumber 3” or more in thickness must  
be used. Remember to provide an  
entrance hole for power supplies,  
wall thermostat and furnace wiring  
for connections. Leave 15” (381mm)  
minimum at the front of the opening.  
Duct Length  
(short run)  
1 Total Duct  
Length  
Number  
Required  
4 Min. - 8 Max.  
Supply Register 14 Sq. In. (90 sq.  
Free Air Area cm)  
Register  
Requirements  
per A/C Unit  
Return Register 40 Sq. In. (258  
Free Air Area  
sq. cm)  
5” Min. - 8” Max.  
(127mm Min. -  
203mm Max.)  
Distance From  
Duct End  
Leave access for  
power supply wiring  
3⁄4"Min.  
(19.05 mm)  
Distance From  
Elbow  
15” (381mm)  
Total System  
Static Air  
Pressure  
Blower at High  
Speed, Filter &  
Grille In Place  
0.55 - 1.10 In.  
W.C.  
Properly insulate and seal all  
discharge air ducts to prevent  
condensation from forming on their  
surfaces or adjacent surfaces during  
operation of the unit. This insulation  
must be R-7 minimum.  
Air Distribution Duct  
Sizing and Design  
The installer of this system must design  
the air distribution system for their  
particular application.  
NOTE: Make sure ductwork will NOT  
bend or collapse during and after  
installation, and that it is correctly  
insulated and sealed. Otherwise, damage  
to roof structure and ceiling could occur.  
The following requirements must be met  
for properly operate the unit:  
7
TOP VIEW  
(BACK OF RV)  
Air Distribution System  
Installation  
It is the responsibility of the installer to  
review each RV floor plan to determine  
the following items in conjunction with  
“Air Distribution Duct Sizing and Design”  
section on Page 8.  
Frame  
Duct  
Duct  
Roof  
Opening  
Frame  
Frame  
NOTE: Alternate configurations and  
methods may be used which will allow  
the unit to operate properly, however,  
these alternate configurations and  
methods MUST be approved by Furrion  
in writing.  
SIDE VIEW  
(TOWARD BACK OF RV)  
Roof  
Duct size  
Duct layout  
Register size  
Register location  
Thermostat location  
Indoor temperature sensor location (if  
applicable)  
Roof Opening  
Duct  
Duct  
Ceiling  
Return air openings must have  
80 square inches (516 square  
centimeters) minimum free area  
including the filter.  
Return air to the unit must be filtered  
to prevent dirt accumulation on the  
unit cooling surface.  
Front  
Registers 4  
Min - 8 Max.  
(Per Unit) 14  
Sq. In. Free  
Area Per  
Return Air  
Register  
Air Conditioner  
8
1. Refer to the applicable electric code  
guidelines for sizing the appropriate  
wire gauge, length and type.  
2. Route a 115VAC supply wire with  
ground wire from the time delay fuse  
or circuit breaker box to the roof  
opening.  
Laying the Connecting  
Cables  
The rooftop air conditioner must be  
connected to an electric circuit which is  
able to supply the required power supply  
(see chapter “Specification”).  
NOTE: The supply wire must be located  
in the front portion of the roof opening.  
The power supply must be equipped with  
a time delay fuse or circuit breaker. See  
rooftop unit nameplate for rating.  
NOTE: Refer to rooftop unit  
nameplate and applicable code for  
proper installation.  
3. Use approved method to protect  
the wire where it passes through the  
opening.  
4. Feed the 115VAC cable through the  
opening into the vehicle interior. Make  
sure at least 15” (381mm) of supply  
wire extends into the roof opening.  
This ensures an easy connection at  
the control box.  
DANGER  
Electrical Shock Hazard  
Disconnect power before servicing.  
Failure to obey this warning could  
result in death or serious injury.  
Provide grounding in compliance  
with all applicable electrical codes.  
Failure to obey this warning could  
result in death or serious injury.  
9
Installation  
Installing the Rooftop Unit Installing the Air  
Distribution Box  
(for FACT11MA-PS/  
FACT11MA-PS models  
only, same for both  
ducted and non-ducted  
models, sold separately)  
CAUTION  
The rooftop unit weighs  
approximately 100 pounds (45  
kg). To prevent back injury, use a  
mechanical hoist when lifting or  
moving the unit. Failure to obey this  
warning could result in injury.  
Do not slide unit. It may damage the  
gasket at the bottom of the rooftop  
unit and cause leakage.  
The rooftop unit is fixed on the RV roof  
using 4 long bolts through the mounting  
frame from the interior of the RV ceiling.  
1. Check the gasket alignment of the  
rooftop unit inside the RV over the  
Do not grasp the ventilation slots to  
lift the rooftop unit up.  
roof opening and adjust as necessary  
by lifting and moving slightly. (Fig. 2)  
1. Grasp the bottom of two sides of the  
unit, lift and position the rooftop unit  
into the prepared opening using the  
gasket at the bottom of the rooftop  
unit as a guide. (Fig. 1)  
Roof Opening  
This Side is  
Facing Forward  
Fig. 2  
Roof Opening  
2. Reach up into the return air opening  
and pull the rooftop unit electric cord  
and 115VAC power cord down from  
the cutout area for later connection.  
(Fig. 3)  
Fig. 1  
This completes the outside installation of  
the rooftop unit. Minor adjustments can  
be done from inside of the RV if required.  
Roof Opening  
Ceiling Thickness  
115VAC  
Rooftop Unit  
Power Cord  
Cable  
Fig. 3  
10  
3. Remove the control box off the  
mounting frame by unscrewing the  
two screws on the supporters of the  
control box. (Fig. 4)  
Mounting Hole  
Fig. 6  
6. Pull to remove the film off the double  
sided sticky tape on the inner side of  
the lower duct divider. (Fig. 7)  
Fig. 4  
4. Install the assembled mounting frame  
and the lower duct divider into the  
rooftop opening. Make sure the “THIS  
WAY FRONT” mark is facing front  
(the direction of the vehicle) while  
installing. (Fig. 5)  
Film  
Fig. 7  
7. Stick the upper duct divider into the  
assembled mounting frame.  
NOTE: Make sure the upper duct  
divider is pressing against the ceiling  
before finally sticking it. (Fig. 8)  
Fig. 5  
5. Fix the assembled mounting frame  
and lower duct divider into the rooftop  
unit using 4 bolts provided. (Fig. 6)  
NOTE: If bolts are left loose there  
may not be an adequate roof seal or  
if over tightened, damage may occur  
to the rooftop base or mounting  
frame. Evenly tighten the four bolts  
to a torque of 40 to 50 inch pounds.  
This will compress the roof gasket to  
approximately (”.  
Upper Duct  
Divider  
Fig. 8  
11  
8. Peel to remove the release paper from  
the PE foam, overlap the sticky side  
over all gaps and compress to seal  
and insulate the entire section. (Fig. 9)  
NOTE: Always follow the color code  
while connecting the cables.  
Black - Hot  
White - Neutral  
Green/yellow - Ground  
PE Foam  
Fig. 9  
Fig. 11  
9. Remove the cable compartment  
cover using a Phillips screw driver.  
(Fig. 10)  
10. Tighten the cable clip until the cable is  
snapped tightly.  
NOTE: Do not over tighten.  
11. Fit all cables into the cable  
compartment and tuck any excess  
wires up out of the way. Tighten the  
cover with screw. (Fig. 12)  
Fig. 10  
DANGER  
Electrical Shock Hazard  
Disconnect power before servicing.  
Failure to obey this warning could  
result in death or serious injury.  
Provide grounding in compliance  
with all applicable electrical codes.  
Failure to obey this warning could  
result in death or serious injury.  
Fig. 12  
12. Connect the wires of the rooftop unit cable to  
the control box. (Fig. 13)  
115VAC Power Cord: Connect to  
115VAC power source  
Loosen the cable clip on top of the  
control box and let the 115VAC power  
cord pass through the cable clip. Make  
the 115VAC power supply connection  
to the control box and ensure they are  
properly insulated by using twist caps.  
(Fig. 11)  
115VAC Power  
Cord  
Rooftop Unit  
Cable  
Fig. 13  
12  
13. Install the Air Distribution Box (ADB)  
shroud over the mounting frame and  
fix with 4 self-tapping screws.  
NOTE: Make sure the “THIS WAY  
FRONT” mark is facing front (the  
direction of the vehicle) while  
installing. (Fig. 14)  
16. Install the two control knobs through  
holes on the decoration plate and  
push to lock into place. (Fig. 17)  
Fig. 17  
17. Your new rooftop air conditioner has  
now been fully installed in the RV roof.  
(Fig. 18)  
Fig. 14  
14. Align the filter tabs with mating  
notches and push to snap the filters  
into the ADB shroud. (Fig. 15)  
Fig. 18  
Fig. 15  
15. Align the decoration plate tabs  
with the mating notches on the  
ADB shroud and push to snap the  
decoration plate into place. (Fig. 16)  
Fig. 16  
13  
Operation  
Your new rooftop air conditioner is  
designed with 2 control knobs which  
allow you to set the temperature set-  
point and change the operating mode of  
the air conditioner.  
FAN MODE  
Rotate the operating mode control knob  
to the FAN position.  
Set the Temperature  
Change the Operating  
Mode  
Set the temperature to your comfort level  
by rotating the temperature control knob.  
The fan will run continuously to circulate  
the air and maintain an even temperature.  
NOTE: The designed temperature  
Rotate the operating control mode knob  
to select the desired operating mode.  
There are 3 available operating modes  
for you to select.  
setting range is 61ºF (16ºC) at the  
coldest to 86ºF (30ºC) at the warmest.  
The temperature setting mode is only  
available while cooling mode is selected.  
COOL MODE  
1. Rotate the operating mode control  
knob to the cool position.  
Rotate the operating mode control knob  
2. Rotate the temperature control knob  
to your desired level.  
to the COOL position.  
HEAT (OPTIONAL) MODE  
Defrosting & Anti-  
Rotate the operating mode control knob  
Freezing Instructions  
to the HEAT (OPTIONAL) position.  
OFF MODE  
Frost or even ice formed on part of or the  
entire evaporator coil is not unusual under  
certain conditions or below combined  
conditions:  
Rotate the operating mode control knob  
to the OFF position.  
1. The air conditioner is operating with very  
cold temperature setting;  
2. The air conditioner is operating at very  
14  
low Fan speed;  
3. The air outlet of the air conditioner is  
obstructed, for example, the shutter of  
the cool air outlet or the ducts vents are  
closed, or the filters are obstructed;  
4. The ambient temperature is relatively low,  
e.g. ≤78ºF (25.5ºC).  
If the frosting or icing should occur, please  
follow below instructions to clean up the frost  
or ice.  
How to clean up the frost or  
ice?  
Rotate the operating mode control knob to  
the “HIGH FAN” mode position (as shown  
above), and keep the air conditioner running  
for half an hour. Then the frost and ice will be  
melted and drop down of the evaporator coil,  
and the air conditioner will be resumed.  
WARING: During the anti-freezing process,  
the frost or ice will be melted into water and  
might drop down from the trim kit to the floor  
or furnitures. Make sure you have prepared  
protections for your floor or furnitures in  
advance, or you can use a bucket to collect  
water.  
Rotate the operating mode control knob to  
the “HIGH FAN” mode position (as shown  
above), and keep the air conditioner running  
for half an hour. Then the frost and ice will be  
melted and drop down of the evaporator coil,  
and the air conditioner will be resumed.  
WARING: During the defrosting or anti-  
freezing process, the frost or ice will be  
melted into water and might drop down from  
the trim kit to the floor or furnitures. Make  
sure you have prepared protections for your  
floor or furnitures in advance, or you can use a  
bucket to collect water.  
How to prevent frosting or icing  
in the air conditioner?  
Do not rotate the temperature control  
knob to the “MAX COOL” position (as  
shown above) at night to prevent being  
frozen up.  
When the operating control mode knob is  
in “COOL” mode position, always keep at  
least 2 duct vents open to prevent being  
frozen up.  
How to operate the air  
conditioner after being frozen  
up?  
WARNING: The air conditioner could be  
frozen up when the ambient temperature is  
relatively low, e.g. ≤78ºF (25.5ºC).  
15  
Cleaning and Maintenance  
A blocked filter will impair the cooling  
and heating performance of the unit  
significantly.  
2. Remove the filters by pushing the  
tabs to release. (Fig. 20)  
The filter must be cleaned periodically to  
ensure that it does not become clogged  
with dust and other particles. The state  
of the filter can be ascertained from its  
appearance. If it appears dirty or clogged  
then it should be cleaned.  
Fig. 20  
WARNING  
3. The filter can be washed with warm  
soapy water. Care must be taken to  
avoid ripping the fabric.  
4. Replace the filters, decoration plate  
and control knobs by reversing the  
above process.  
Airborne particles can pose a health risk,  
particularly to young children and the  
elderly. Ensure that filters are cleaned in a  
safe and well ventilated area.  
NOTE: The filter must be completely  
dry before re-installation.  
To Clean the Filter  
To Replace the Filter  
The filter should be cleaned every four  
weeks or more when in use. Prolonged  
use, higher concentrations of airborne  
particles and various other factors may  
result in the filters needing to be cleaned  
more often.  
1. Pull the two control knobs to remove  
from the air conditioning switch.  
Remove the decoration plate from the  
air conditioning system by pushing  
the side tabs to release. (Fig. 19)  
Filter changes should be carried out  
depending on the amount of use, it  
is recommended to change at least  
every 12 months. Never operate the air  
conditioning system without a filter, since  
this can decrease performance and  
indoor air quality.  
Replacement return air filters can be  
ordered directly from Furrion.  
Fig. 19  
16  
Troubleshooting  
Problem  
Cause  
Remedy  
Rooftop air  
conditioner  
constantly  
Outer temperature is too low or all air nozzles are  
closed.  
Freeze sensor has tripped.  
switches itself off  
The rooftop air conditioner is  
not set to cooling.  
Set the rooftop air conditioner to cooling.  
Select a lower temperature.  
The set temperature is too  
high.  
Contact an authorized service agent or Furrion  
(see the detail contact info at the back page of  
this manual).  
The evaporator fan is  
damaged.  
Not cooling well  
Contact an authorized service agent or Furrion  
(see the detail contact info at the back page of  
this manual).  
The condenser fan is  
damaged.  
The air intake grilles are  
blocked or obstructed.  
Remove any leaves and other dirt from the  
ventilation grilles of the rooftop air conditioner.  
Contact an authorized service agent or Furrion  
(see the detail contact info at the back page of  
this manual).  
The blower is defective.  
The condensation water  
drainage openings are  
clogged up.  
Clean the drainage openings for condensation  
water.  
Water enters the  
vehicle  
Contact an authorized service agent or Furrion  
(see the detail contact info at the back page of  
this manual).  
The seals are damaged.  
No supply voltage connected.  
The voltage is too low.  
Check the power supply.  
Contact an authorized service agent or Furrion  
(see the detail contact info at the back page of  
this manual).  
Rooftop air  
conditioner does  
not switch on  
Fuse blown or circuit protector  
tripped.  
Check the electrical fuse of the power supply.  
17  
Specifications  
Specification  
PERFORMANCE  
FACR13SA-PS  
FACR13SA-BL  
FACR14SA-PS  
FACR14SA-BL  
FACR15SA-PS  
FACR15SA-BL  
Model Number  
Cooling Capacity (Btu/h)  
Dehumidification (pint/h)  
Applicable vehicle length (feet)  
Refrigerant  
13,500  
2.5  
14,500  
15,500  
3.2  
2.7  
23  
26  
31  
R410A  
15.9  
R410A  
19.8  
R410A  
23.1  
Charge (Oz)  
Roof top Unit Dimensions (L x W x  
H) (inch)  
347 x 275 x 135  
347 x 275 x 135  
347 x 275 x 135  
ELECTRICAL  
Volts/Frequency  
115V~/60Hz/1Ph  
1450  
115V~/60Hz/1Ph  
1620  
115V~/60Hz/1Ph  
1720  
Power Watts (Cooling)  
Amps (Cooling)  
13.1  
14.6  
15.4  
Power Cord Gauge Min. (mm2)  
AWG12  
AWG12  
AWG12  
18  
Wiring Diagram  
DANGER  
Electrical Shock Hazard  
Disconnect power before servicing. Failure to obey this warning could result in  
death or serious injury.  
Provide grounding in compliance with all applicable electrical codes. Failure to  
obey this warning could result in death or serious injury.  
COMPRESSOR  
C
GRN/YEL  
INDOOR  
MOTOR  
OUTDOOR  
MOTOR  
BLK  
R
S
GRN/YEL  
PASSED  
DIELECTRIC  
GRN/YEL  
O.L  
6PIN CONN  
BLU  
BLU  
BRN  
1
2
3
WHT  
RED  
WHT  
BLK  
YEL  
RED  
WHT  
IF  
COM  
CP  
WHT  
RED  
4
5
6
OF  
GRN/YEL  
CAPACITOR  
RED  
FUSE  
HEAT ELEMENT  
HEAT ELEMENT  
3PIN CONN  
RED  
RED  
BLK  
BLK  
3
LIMMITED SWITCH  
2
1
RED  
BLK  
RED  
115VAC 60HZ 1PH  
USE COPPER  
CONDUCTORS ONLY  
FIELD WIRING  
FACTORY WIRING  
LINE SPLICE  
GRN/YEL  
WHT  
BLK  
WHT  
GRY  
1 L1  
2 H  
4 C  
ROTARY  
SWITCH  
BLK  
YEL  
RED  
BLU  
BLU  
ELEC CONN  
FROM UPPER  
UNIT  
PASSED DIELECTIC  
THERMOSTAT  
19  
Furrion Innovation Center & Institute of Technology  
52567 Independence Ct., Elkhart, IN 46514, USA Toll free:1-800-789-3341  
Email: [email protected]  
©2007-2020 Furrion Ltd. Furrion® and the Furrion logo are trademarks licensed for  
use by Furrion Ltd. and registered in the U.S. and other countries.  
CN ZL201830175933.3 and other patents pending (FACR13SA-PS, FACR13SA-BL,  
FACR14SA-PS, FACR14SA-BL, FACR15SA-PS, FACR15SA-BL)  
IM-FHA00033_V3.0  

Xerox Document Centre 555 User Manual
Tektronix Answering Machine Dsa 60a User Manual
Schumacher Sf 4022 User Manual
NEC MULTISYNC X554UN User Manual
Mitsubishi Electronics Pka Afal User Manual
MAYTAG MDB7100AWW User Manual
LG LSAA012 NX5 User Manual
Dewalt Dwfp55130 User Manual
CRAFTSMAN 973.274980 User Manual
CANON RAYO S1 User Manual