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    This document provides maintenance requirements and procedures for York YPC chillers to be performed daily, monthly, yearly, and as otherwise required. It lists key tasks such as recording operating conditions daily, checking refrigerant levels monthly, performing a leak check and solution analysis yearly, and inspecting and cleaning tubes yearly. Adhering to the schedule and procedures is important for warranty validation.

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    This document provides maintenance requirements and procedures for York YPC chillers to be performed daily, monthly, yearly, and as otherwise required. It lists key tasks such as recording operating conditions daily, checking refrigerant levels monthly, performing a leak check and solution analysis yearly, and inspecting and cleaning tubes yearly. Adhering to the schedule and procedures is important for warranty validation.

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    155 17-MR1 PDF

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    This document provides maintenance requirements and procedures for York YPC chillers to be performed daily, monthly, yearly, and as otherwise required. It lists key tasks such as recording operating conditions daily, checking refrigerant levels monthly, performing a leak check and solution analysis yearly, and inspecting and cleaning tubes yearly. Adhering to the schedule and procedures is important for warranty validation.

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    155.17-MR1 (713)
    Issue Date: Supersedes 155.17-MR1 (611)
    July 31, 2013 Issue Date: July 31, 2013
    MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR YORK YPC CHILLERS
    Procedure Daily Monthly Yearly Other
    Record operating conditions (on applicable Log Form). X
    Record liquid sight glass levels. X
    Visually inspect burner valves, linkages, and components4. X
    Check refrigerant specific gravity and blow down refrigerant as needed. X
    Performance test vacuum pump - Replace oil as necessary. X
    Inspect vacuum pump drivebelt - replace or tighten as needed. X
    Leak check and repair leaks as needed1, 2.
    Record stack temperature, %O2, %CO2, %CO, and %NOX, as required4. X
    Verify proper operation/setting/calibration of safety controls1. X
    Check and tighten all electrical connections. X
    Open and inspect purge pump check valve. Clean or replace as
    X
    necessary.
    Check level of unit. X
    Check pilot flame signal and adjust pilot as required4. X
    Perform solution analysis1, 3. Make corrections as required3.
    Inspect tubes. Clean as needed. X
    For operating and maintenance requirements listed above, refer to appropriate service literature, or contact your local Johnson Controls Service Office. A record of all procedures being successfully car-
    ried out (as well as operating logs) must be maintained on file by the equipment owner should proof of adequate maintenance be required at a later date for warranty validation purposes.
    1
    This procedure must be performed at the specified time interval by an Industry Certified Technician who has been trained and qualified to work on this type of YORK equipment.
    2
    Leak test machine as needed. Leak testing required only when non-condensable production is elevated and the inhibitor levels are within their control ranges.
    3
    Minimum twice each cooling season. Once at start-up and once in the middle. A third sample should be taken two weeks prior to changing over to heating operation (units equipped with heating only).
    Analysis must be performed by a Johnson Controls approved laboratory.
    4
    Applicable to direct-fired units only.
    155.17-MR1 (713)
    Supersedes 155.17-MR1 (611)
    Issue Date: July 31, 2013
    Chiller Location
    <3&ABSORPTION
    LIQUID CHILLER LOG SHEET System No.
    Date
    Time
    Hour Meter Reading
    O.A. Temperature Dry Bulb / Wet Bulb / / / / / /
    Solution Discharge Temperature
    Pressure (mm Hg Abs)
    Absorber

    Solution Concentration (%)


    Solution Spray Temperature
    Solution Level
    Supply Temperature
    Supply Pressure
    Return Temperature
    Return Pressure
    Evaporator

    Refrigerant Specific Gravity


    Liquid

    Refrigerant Temperature
    Flow Rate - GPM (If equipped)
    Shell Refrigerant Level

    Refrigerant Tank Level


    Refrigerant

    Pressure (mm Hg Abs)

    Refrigerant Return Temperature


    Condenser

    Supply Temperature
    Supply Pressure
    Liquid

    Return Temperature
    Return Pressure
    Flow Rate - GPM (If equipped)
    Heat Exchanger Solution Temperature
    Solution (Gal)
    Charge Amounts
    Refrigerant (Gal)
    Firing Rate (%)
    Gas Flow (SCFH)
    Oil Flow (GPM)
    BTU's / SCF or Gal
    Burner Stack Temperature
    (If equipped) Manifold Pressure (H2O)
    Oxygen (%)
    CO2 (%)
    NOX (PPM)
    CO (PPM)

    Form 155.17-MR1 (713)


    Supersedes 155.17-MR1 (611)
    Issue Date: July 31, 2013
    <3&ABSORPTION
    LIQUID CHILLER LOG SHEET
    (CONT'D)
    Date
    Supply Pressure (PSIG)
    Steam Inlet Supply Temperature
    Leaving Condensate Temperature
    Total Stroke (mm)
    Control Valve Minimum Stroke (mm)
    Minimum Opening (% Open)
    Flow Rate (lbs/hr or GPM)
    Condensate Return Temperature
    Return Pressure (PSI)
    Solution In
    Solution Out
    1st Stage Generator Pressure (mm Hg Abs)
    Generator
    Concentration (%)
    Solution Level
    Solution In
    Solution Out
    2nd Stage Concentration (%)
    Generator
    Refrigerant Out
    Solution Level
    Voltage
    Solution
    Amperage
    Pump
    Discharge Pressure (psi/in Hg)
    Solution Voltage
    Pumps

    Spray Amperage
    Pump Discharge Pressure (psi/in Hg)
    Voltage
    Refrigerant
    Amperage
    Pump
    Discharge Pressure (psi/in Hg)
    Hot Water Supply Temperature
    Hot Water
    Hot Water Return Temperature
    (If applicable)
    Flow Rate (GPM)
    Remarks:

    Form 155.17-MR1 (713)


    Supersedes 155.17-MR1 (611)
    Issue Date: July 31, 2013

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