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WHEELWRIGHT, xv.
20 August 1959
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Mr. L. A. Willison 9 j/v/ .
Commercial Refrigeration Service
3139 Third Avenue
Huntington, West Virginia
Dear Mr. Willison:
Thank you for your letter of August 18 and the report on ser-
vices rendered in connection with several air conditioning
systems Jere at Wneelvright.
I an plelseo to report that the air co .itioning system at
my house is now doing a better 30‘ "'. it ever has and has
given no trduble since 33¢ were ” Yr have I Had any
complaints regarding ony of ti. . Aer sﬂet us wdlck fox scr-
viceun Apparently you did a e lent j b in the short time
yOu were here. <:::)
1 do recall that you were 3 mg to send a sketch to illus-
trate certain changes n th $1.433 system at the cooling
tower wlich serves tie lc‘ oner at ozr store. This
sketch did not accom ‘ r report. No doaﬁt, this was an
oversignt, and I won d 2 iate your forwarding the sketch
as I wont to b: .‘ he rv so is correctly made.
I have passe ‘our 1 oice for payment, and our purchasing
agent will 1' A9 a ufirming order.
As I mentioned - -. you were here, wLen our Mr‘ McKinney,
Sngorintendent of Buildings and Grounds, makes one of his
next trips to Homtington, I will Fave him call in to see
you and discuss the possible irrengements for servicing all
of our air conditioning systems in the future inder some
type of contract. He will let you know in advance when he
can see you.
Yours very truly,
I .,71/‘// I)
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HOZimmerman-kf { V”
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 20 August 1959
Mac:
The reports and copy of Mr. Willison's letter are attached
for your file, also a copy of his invoice.
As soon as convenient, depending upon weather conditions,
you should arrange to have the cooling tower at the store
cleaned, as recommended by Mr. Willison.
Also, every thirty days during the operating season, com-
mencing with September 1, the cooling towers at the store
and at house No. 100 should be examined to see that water
is circulating and spraying properly and to renew the in-
hibiting chemicals, if necessary.
These steps, I am sure, will avoid future trouble with the
air conditioners.

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20 August 1959
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Commercial Refrigeration Service
3139 Third Avenue
Huntington, West Virginia
Dear Mr. Willison:
Thank you for your letter or August 18 and the report on ser-
vices rendered in connection with several air conditioning
systems here at Wheelvright.
I am pleased to report that the air conditioning system at
my house is now doing a better Job than it ever has and has
given no trouble since you were here. Nor have I had any
complaints regarding any of the other systems which you ser-
viced, Apparently you did an excellent Job in the short time
you were here.
I do recall that you were going to send a sketch to illus-
trate certain changes in the piping system at the cooling
tower which serves the air conditioner at our store. This
sketch did not accompany your report. No doubt, this was an
oversight, and I would appreciate your forwarding the sketch
as I want to be sure the change is correctly made.
I have passed your invoice for payment, and our purchasing
agent will issue a confirming order.
As I mentioned when you were here, when our Mr. McKinney,
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, makes one of his
next trips to Huntington, I will have him call in to see
you and discuss the possible arrangements for servicing all
of our air conditioning systems in the future under some
type of contract. He sill let you knov in advance when he
can see you.
Yours very truly,
Manager Coal Properties

HOZimnernan-kf
cc: RIMcKinney

FEConley
Chick:
The invoice referred to above is attached, also confirming
requisition.

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TO: R. I. IICKinney
From: H. O. Zimmerman
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over the week end, as mentioneﬂ in your
memorandum of August 26.
Manager Coal Properties
HOZimmerman-kf

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R. I. MCKINNEY
Supt B. 8: G. Dept.
INLAND STEEL COMPANY
Wheelwright, KyI

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COMMENTS

C’C'P‘KEV'LLE'" INLAND STEEL COMPANY

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October 14, 1959

Mr. L. A. Willison
Commercial Refrigeration Service
3139 Third Avenue
Huntington, west Virginia
ﬂea: Hr. Willison:
I received your prOposal to inspect, aﬁjust, and oil the air-
conditioning systemb here in Wheelwright and Priue, Kentucky.
Your proposal was very muih in line with what we were thinking
about; but after some discussion with Mr. Zimmerman, Manager
Coal Properties, we decided not [0 go into the I.A.U. service
contract at this time.
I personally wish to thank you for the courtesy shown me on
my visit to your pla 2 last month. The information you gave
me was very helpful.

Yours very truly,

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RJ/I. McKinney, Superintendent

Buildings and Grounds Department
RIM/med
CC: HOZimmerman

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR

FRIGII)AIRE COMMERCIAL COMPRESSORS
Locating the Compressor:

The compressor should always be located as close as possible to the ltll'tfl'.\i
refrigerated ﬁxture. This location should also be on the same level or below the refrig-
erated fixtures to insure proper oil return to the compressor body. Avoid placingr the
air cooled compressor in a location where the temperature may go belov. that
required to obtain sutﬁcient head pressure to assure proper refrigeration results.
\Vatcr cooled compressors must be located so that the unit is never exposed to
freezing temperatures at any time.

The compressors may be placed on a metal stand. on a concrete slab. or on
the floor if it is sufﬁciently solid. lie sure that the unit stands perfectly level and has
its weight evenly distributed on all four corners. A layer of twoeineh eorkboard placed
under the compressor will absorb most of the vibration and make a quieter installa—
tion. 7) H. l‘. and larger compressors are shipped with special mounting: material to
be placed under the base. llo not install air cooled compressors in spaces smaller
than recommended by the District Engineer or in spaces where the ventilation is
limited
Refrigerant Lines.

Run the tubing as straight as possible to avoid oil traps and fasten it at intervals
with tubing clamps. Where tubing is exposed to abuse or wear, it should be protected
with metal roiiduit.

Before starting the compressor. be sure the air is purged or removed from
all refrigerant lines and any evaporators that have been open to the atmosphere. Then
using the Frigidaire Leak I.)etector, l’iece No. SAAZZIJH'» for Freon—12 or 28’} ammonia
solution for St) 2, and with refrigerant pressure in the lines. test very carefully for
leaks.

Plumbing Instructions (Water (‘ooled Compressors):

The plumbing is very importanty as a constant supply of water and an adequate
drain is necessary at all times for satisfactory operation of the water cooled corn-
pressors. .—\ll plumbing: should meet with the approval of local plumbing code.
The water supply line must be galvanized pipe and should be large, enough to supply
the necessary amount of water.

It is extremely important that there be no thread sealing compound inside the
pipe lines as it may clog the water valve or condenser coil. To avoid this possibility,
start the thread in the connection and then paint with sealing conipo'hul before tight-
(‘llllltl‘ up. This eliminates the possibility of getting sealing compound inside the lines.
install a hand shutoff valve in the supply line as close as possible to the eonzpressor.
The water supply line should be connected to the compressor using a suitable si'/.e
pipe, copper tubing; or flexible metal hose. t'se rubber hose only it' the \\ater
valve is installed ahead of the hose, which will not subject the hose to high water
pressure. Where possible, it is advisable to have the water supply line start from a
point near the entrance of the line to the building; insuring a colder water supply. The
water drain from the compressor should be connected to the water outlet conned
tion with a fitting of suitable size. Run the drain into an open sewer such as a ﬂoor
drain or sink.

(Overt

 Wiring Instructions:

The regulations governingr electrical work Vary in different localities so it is advisr
able to have this work done by someone familiar with the local regulations. All wiring
must conform with the National Code using‘ flexible or solid conduit. Separate
approved fused disconnect switch must be used in Frigidaire circuit. This switch
should be equipped with the proper size fuses and should be Visible and accessible
while working: on the compressor. For compressors equipped with Yl. switches a
contactor is required with single phase motors. 113 Volt, 1‘; ll. 1‘. or larger. and 213”
Volt. 3 H. l’. and larger. ('oinpressors with polyphase motors regardless of size
require a contactor in the circuit. L’nits with l).('. motors of i ll. 1’. and 1‘: ll. P.
will also require a contactor, while units with l). (‘. motors of 2 ll. l’. and larger must
be wired with a reduced Voltage starter in the circuit. When a starter or contactor is
used. it must be equipped with the proper thermal elements.

Where a starter or contactor is not used. the compressor Y1. switch must
carry the full motor current. If, with this condition, the motor does not have a built in
’l‘hermotron, it is important that the thermal element in the YL switch be of the proper
size, for the motor used. (See table inside of Yli switch cover.) Where the motor is
equipped with a 'l‘hermotron. further protection in the Yli switch is not necessary.
Frigidaire compressor motors of “_r H. l‘. and smaller, single phase and l). (‘. are
equipped with a 'l‘hermotron.

NOTE; Frigidaire Division will not be responsible for damages to Frigidaire equip
ment if thermal elements larger than those specified are used.
()iling' Delco Motors:

SLI‘IICVI‘I l:li.\lll.\'(i )ltt'l‘URS lip to and including ‘; ll. 1’. oil with .‘.-\l‘liltt
o1 I‘ritz'idaire 1.”.o Viscosity oil every 1 months. For ”i ll. l’. and larger motors use
SUCH” oi Frigidaire 31W! \iiscosit) Frigidaire oil. \\'here oil cap is at top of well.
use only a small an1ount of oil on each bearing. With motors haying oil cups on side
“9' ‘.‘--ll. :'tid “ll tii‘til le‘l‘l Y'W'tilll‘s NW!" top of cup \V‘W'I‘l' ‘HIII oil when motors are
iunnina‘.

lir\l.l. lZl‘I.—\ll|.\‘(i MtYl'tHlS 'l‘hese motors are equipped with a wick type oil
cup on each ball bearing. ()il e\'ery o months with SKI-Ir)” or l‘ll'ltiltlitit‘tl .‘ioo Viscosity
oil. llo not oil at installation.

Adjusting the Y]. Switch:

The Yl. switch should be adjusted to suit the, type and temperature of refrigerai
tion desired. Full instructions for adjustingr the YL switch are found on the tag
accon'panyinp' the switch.

Adjusting the Belt:

§t the compressor has an automatic belt atljustizient, check to see if it is funcr
tionine properly. If the compressor does not have an automatic belt adjustment
and the belt is too tight. or too loose, the tension can be changed by moving the motor
toward or away from the compressor body.
lilil’ttllli STARTINH 'l‘lllh‘ (‘(ti\ll‘~lllit\‘_\'()li ltllt \'()l".‘

1. Test for leaks?

2. Run the suction line without traps?

32. (til the motor‘.’

-1. ('heck the belt adjustment?

5. Open all \'21l\'(‘>‘ to operating position?

o. l’urg‘e the lines carefully ‘.’ .

T. Make sure the motor and compressor are level?

\‘. Wire the motor properly and check for proper heater element?

1). Make sure the motor does not Vibrate?

l”. ('heck plumbing. and water supply ‘.’

‘ ll. ('heck the water Valve setting?

ii. t'heck the motor pulley for proper sixe‘.’

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  » INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING
A THERMOSTAT WITH ROOM TYPE AIR CONDITIONERS
-. (Unit Package No. 5417355)
This unit package is for use with room conditioners of the following series:
‘ 3 SRA—ARL ~ARM-AC —ACH
Not all parts provided in this Unit Package will be required for each installation.
Select the applicable drawing and follow the figure numbers in sequence when mak-
ing the installation. Discard excess parts. The No. 16, two wire, SJ cord, eyelets,
and wire connector called for should be purchased locally.
/— \ Electrical control
/ box
/ / \ same pun n t 1 wit him b
cord 0 can re s c o .
/ ,-3 R ov ntrlboxh in.
v Rm“? thermostat 193d ‘1‘“ / W PSI? eiZcCtSicaI)controllfssegmbly
:\ ::hown. Lead should enter // \ out of cabinet far enough to
‘ l'unlrui box. together with / make electrical connections.
‘ \ st-rvme cord. through ex- / \
3 \\ istinq rnrd clamp. 27/ \
i / _ ( t
‘ \ \ ﬂ// /£€] -? _ a \ \
i / ’/’ (11in v,‘ \
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\ KAI“ .- -: \\\‘~\ ‘ "/’ /
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/\ \r 'f‘ I? T /
Removr knuh .ind use to remote \._T\\,'{ Q , .
an‘r mmmtm: screw ’1 *QN Cooling CO”
69 a, \ i\\\4 /
\ ///
/
\ /
\\h/ Wire
connector
\ 'l‘hm'mn‘ Lli . O (Purrhase locally)
\ \ \ §\ , Terminal m
I \ ﬂu ”C”
’ m
§§ \ \ * '
t; , \.
\\§ ‘ «Z ’ I“
\ I
\ \ zZ’ m ,-
l\"[ountin‘,: '\ I
\ r \ screws and Z (1% Use SI cord with .“_-"l’
. washers terminal eyelets ...‘
(Purchase locally)
Figure I - Figure 2 Figure 3
‘ Rw‘irrw 4th and In!) bars from top, Remove white control switch lead from terminal
rt‘r‘imzi wetiun iron: from. in «i9 of grille whf‘n " C Connect it to one wire of the thermostat
mounting thermostat. lead. Connect other wire of thermostat lead to
3 terminal "C ".

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.
SRA- IOO AND ARL- IOO
/ \
/ \ \
/
Route thermostat lead as
. shown. Lead should enter ‘
\ Control box. together with \
\ service cord. through ex- 11
co istingY cord clamp. |
/ \
\ Electrical control I
\ box / /
\ / '
/ \\ Relay / // .
\ f / /
® \ // ,
f\ , r \ / / ,’ g ; J
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I \ / I ST. ‘ ’// /
Y \Y // // /
: "3., ' /// ,
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\ - ..‘/1 ~11; // /% Service
/ 7 \ _4/ cord
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\ ... ,/ ’/ j/“\ I. '
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, r “
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\ Y: i l
\ /1/ Remove knob and use to remove
' / cover mounting screw
\ / ‘-
\ ’ Wire
, connector
Use SJ cord ““‘-h (Purchase locally)
terminal eyelets
(Purchase locally)
/ Terminal
.‘.“. l Thermostat ”k C
.-' ﬂ 0
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/ \V E
. “'0
\ t
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m‘Q‘szA .. I
I
/ Mounting “.9'
screws and .0. “““
washers
Figure I Figure 2 Figure 3
Remove 3rd and 4th bars from Place mounting plate on Remove white control switch lead from terminal
bottom, third section from front. inside of grille when ””C Connect it to one wire of the thermostat
mounting thermostat. lead. Connect other wire of thermostat lead to
terminal ”".C

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Thermostat
SERI
, Knob
. .\ , ./
’\ // Thermostat
Fl - we I \ s // , E
W , terminal
Remove knob and use to remove cover ‘ \
mounting screw.
Electrical control ,\‘/glll g
knob Connect SJ cord with terminal eyelets, s, "I", = "a"?
to thermostat terminals. fi/ gm! ”igns
Electrical control 6 we:
box Cover mounting | E
screw iv S I cord
Ir. '5
'.
(r / \
/ \
a Service /
cord , \
/ Front cabinet
Control box -
=| mounting screws / FIQU f6 7 I
\
/ e \
I \ / //
‘ \ Electrical control / \
F'gure 2 l \\ box /\. ) \
Remove from cabinet and pull off electri- /
cal control knob. I \ / / / //\
/ l l
Loosen control box mounting screws and \ / \ / //
pull box out to gain access to