American Standard 4A6H5036E1000A Service Facts

American Standard
Brand
American Standard
Model
4A6H5036E1000A
Type
Service Facts

American Standard 4A6H5036E1000A heating and air conditioning unit is designed to provide efficient and reliable climate control for your home.

With its advanced R-410A refrigerant and approved POE compressor oil, this unit delivers exceptional cooling and heating performance. The unit's compact design and quiet operation make it an ideal choice for both new construction and replacement projects.

Some of the key features of the American Standard 4A6H5036E1000A include:

•Energy efficiency: The unit's high-efficiency compressor and condenser coil work together to provide excellent energy efficiency, saving you money on your utility bills.

American Standard 4A6H5036E1000A heating and air conditioning unit is designed to provide efficient and reliable climate control for your home.

With its advanced R-410A refrigerant and approved POE compressor oil, this unit delivers exceptional cooling and heating performance. The unit's compact design and quiet operation make it an ideal choice for both new construction and replacement projects.

Some of the key features of the American Standard 4A6H5036E1000A include:

•Energy efficiency: The unit's high-efficiency compressor and condenser coil work together to provide excellent energy efficiency, saving you money on your utility bills.

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EQUIPMENT
IS
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a
wiring
diagram,
a
parts
list,
and
service
information.
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THIS
INFORMATION
IS
INTENDED
FOR
USE
BY
INDIVIDUALS
POS-
SESSING
ADEQUATE
BACKGROUNDS
OF
ELECTRICAL
AND
ME-
CHANICAL
EXPERIENCE.
ANY
ATTEMPT
TO
REPAIR
A
CENTRAL
AIR
CONDITIONING
PRODUCT
MAY
RESULT
IN
PERSONAL
INJURY
AND
OR
PROPERTY
DAMAGE.
THE
MANUFACTURER
OR
SELLER
CANNOT
BE
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
THE
INTERPRETATION
OF
THIS
INFORMATION,
NOR
CAN
IT
ASSUME
ANY
LIABILITY
IN
CONNECTION
WITH
ITS
USE.
erty
and
is
to
remain
with
this
unit.
Please
return
to
service
information
pack
upon
completion
of
work.
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Tubing
Sizes
Tubing
Additional
Suction
Liquid
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Length
Refrigerant
3/4”
3/8”
20’
3/4”
3/
8”
30’
3/4”
3/8"
40’
3/4”
3/8"
50’
19
OZ.
3/4” 3/8”
60’
24
OZ.
Tubing
lengths
in
excess
of
sixty
(60)
feet
see
application
software.
3
oz.
8
oz.
14
oz.
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Certified
in
accordance
with
the
Air-Source
Unitary
Air-conditioner
Equipment
certifica-
tion
program,
which
is
based
on
ARI
standard
210/240.
@
Rated
in
accordance
with
ARI
standard
270.
@
Calculated
in
accordance
with
Natl.
Elec.
Codes.
Use
only
HACR
circuit
breakers
or
fuses.
G)
Standard
Air
—-
Dry
Coil
--
Outdoor
@
This
value
approximate.
For
more
precise
value
see
unit
nameplate.
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Max.
linear
length
60
ft.;
Max.
lift
-
Suction
60
ft.;
Max
lift
~
Liquid
60
ft.
For
greater
length
consult
refrigerant
piping
software
Pub.
No.
32-3312-0*
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latest
revision).
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value
shown
for
compressor
RLA
on
the
unit
nameplate
and
on
this
specification
sheet
is
used
to
compute
minimum
branch
circuit
ampacity
and
max.
fuse
size.
The
value
shown
is
the
branch
circuit
selection
current.
No
means
no
start
components.
Yes
means
quick
start
kit
components.
PTC
means
positive
temperature
coefficient
starter.
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OIL
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UNDER
HIGH
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RECOVER
REFRIGERANT
TO
RELIEVE
PRESSURE
BEFORE
OPENING
SYSTEM.
Failure
to
follow
proper
procedures
can
result
in
personal
illness
or
injury
or
severe
equipment
damage.
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CAUTION
RECONNECT
ALL
GROUNDING
DEVICES.
ALL
PARTS
OF
THIS
PRODUCT
CAPABLE
OF
CONDUCTING
ELECTRICAL
CURRENT
ARE
GROUNDED.
IF
GROUNDING
WIRES,
SCREWS,
STRAPS,
CLIPS,
NUTS
OR
WASHERS
USED
TO
COMPLETE
A
PATH
TO
GROUND
ARE
REMOVED
FOR
SERVICE,
THEY
MUST
BE
RETURNED
TO
THEIR
ORIGINAL
POSITION
AND
PROPERLY
FASTENED.
NOTICE:
Trane
has
a
policy
of
continuous
product
and
product
data
improvement
and
it
reserves
the
right
to
change
design
and
specifications
without
notice.
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COOLING
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Subcooling
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the
cooling
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the
only
recommend-
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method
of
charging
above
55°F
ambient
temperatures
For
best
results
-
the
indoor
temperature
should
be
kept
between
70°F
to
80°F.
Add
system
heat
if
needed.
At
start-up,
or
whenever
charge
is
removed
or
added,
the
system
must
be
operated
for
a
minimum
twenty
(20)
minutes
to
stabilize
before
accurate
measurements
can
be
made.
Measure
Liquid
Line
Temperature
and
Refrigerant
Pres-
sure
at
service
valves.
Determine
total
refrigerant
line
length,
and
height
(lift)
if
indoor
section
is
above
the
condenser.
Use
the
Subcool
Charging
Chart
Corrections
Table
to
calculate
any
ad-
ditional
subcooiing
required
for
your
specific
application.
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the
Design
Subcooling
from
the
unit
name-
plate
or
Service
Facts.
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any
additional
amount
of
subcooiing
calculated
in
Step
5
to
the
Design
Subcooling
to
arrive
at
the
final
subcooiing
value.
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manufacturer
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always
recommended
installing
approved
matched
7.
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this
value
in
the
appropriate
column
of
the
R-410-A
Refriger-
indoor
and
outdoor
systems.
ant
Charging
Chart.
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your
liquid
line
temperature
in
the
left
col-
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of
the
chart
and
the
intersecting
liquid
line
pressure
under
your
A"
Spm
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are
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rated
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only
TXV
indoor
Systems‘
calculated
subcooiing
value
column.
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refrigerant
to
raise
the
pres-
The
benefits
of
installing
approved
indoor
and
outdoor
split
systems
are
sure
to
match
the
chart,
or
remove
refrigerant
to
lower
the
pressure.
maximum
efficiency,
optimum
performance
and
the
best
overall
system
Again,
wait
twenty
(20)
minutes
for
the
system
conditions
to
stabilize
reliability
before
adjusting
charge
again.
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following
charging
methods
are
therefore
prescribed
for
systems
with
8.
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system
is
correctly
charged,
you
can
refer
to
System
Pressure
indoor
TXVs.
Curves
(in
Service
Facts)
to
verify
typical
performance.
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American Standard 4A6H5036E1000A Service Facts

American Standard
Brand
American Standard
Model
4A6H5036E1000A
Type
Service Facts

American Standard 4A6H5036E1000A heating and air conditioning unit is designed to provide efficient and reliable climate control for your home.

With its advanced R-410A refrigerant and approved POE compressor oil, this unit delivers exceptional cooling and heating performance. The unit's compact design and quiet operation make it an ideal choice for both new construction and replacement projects.

Some of the key features of the American Standard 4A6H5036E1000A include:

•Energy efficiency: The unit's high-efficiency compressor and condenser coil work together to provide excellent energy efficiency, saving you money on your utility bills.

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