30 Day – DOA Compressor Form – Carrier Enterprise Technical Support

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30 Day – DOA Compressor Form

Once submitted the CAM team must review and approve the unit replacement. You will be contacted by the CAM team with either an approval or corrective action.

This Program only applies to Carrier/Bryant Residential product.

This program does not apply to residential units used in a commercial application.

Serialized accessories changed out within the first 30 days of installation do not qualify for any labor assistance.

The program does not apply to service compressors covered under the Service Parts Warranty.

REQUIREMENTS to QUALIFY

The unit must be properly sized for the system.

Proper application, installation and start-up procedures must be followed.

This includes providing necessary accessories such as: wind baffles, head pressure controls, liquid line solenoids, crank case heaters or hard start kits.

The system must be an approved match.

The wiring must be sized correctly.

All components must be added at the time of installation.

Dealer Information

Dealer Name *

Technician Name *

First

Last

Technician Phone Number *

Technician Email Address *

Please select your region. *

Are you currently on the job site? *

Is the unit registered? *

Installation type *

RNC (Residential New Construction)
AOR (Add-on / Replacement)

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Homeowner information

Homeowner Name *

First

Last

Homeowner Address *

Address Line 1

City

State

Zip Code

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Outdoor Unit Information

Model Number *

Serial Number *

Installation date *

Fail Date *

What is, in your estimation, wrong with the compressor? *

Will not start
Grounded winding
Shorted winding
Open winding
Tripped the breaker / fuse
Won’t pump
Low capacity
Noisy ___ (REQUIRED: Sound Complaint Checklist _____(link Coming Soon)

COMMON winding – compressor starting amps *

COMMON winding – compressor running amps *

RUN winding – compressor starting amps *

RUN winding – compressor running amps *

START winding – compressor starting amps *

START winding – compressor running amps *

C to R – Compressor winding resistance (Ω) *

C to S – Compressor winding resistance (Ω) *

R to S – Compressor winding resistance (Ω) *

C to ground – Resistance (Ω) *

R to ground – Resistance (Ω) *

S to ground – Resistance (Ω) *

Was all factory wiring confirmed to match the diagram on the unit? *

Did you check compressor winding resistance at the fusite/compressor connections? *

Why not?

We would hate to see you do all of this work just because of a bad wire or wiring harness.

Electrical Information

Line voltage at the disconnect (volts) *

Voltage on the load side of the contactor or L1 & L2 for Variable Speed Systems, connections when engaged/calling for operation (volts) *

If your unit has a capacitor, did you test the run capacitor? *

How many µF did you measure? *

Was a Hard Start Kit installed to try to get the compressor started? *

Pictures of the outdoor unit

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Refrigerant Piping Information

Is a Liquid Line Drier Installed? *

Where is the Liquid Line Drier Installed? *

Outside near Outdoor Unit
Inside Near Evaporator Coil

Is a suction Line Drier Installed? *

If yes how long has it been installed?

Approximate refrigerant lines LINEAR length (ft) *

The distance between the outdoor unit and indoor unit.

Approximate refrigerant lines EQUIVALENT length (ft) *

This is the total length of lineset after including the number of elbows and turns to connect the two products.

Vertical positioning between indoor and outdoor units *

Outdoor and indoor units on same level
Outdoor unit is lower than indoor unit
Outdoor unit is higher than indoor unit

How much lift between the indoor and outdoor unit? (ft) *

Liquid line diameter Ф *

1/4″
5/16″
3/8″
1/2″
Other

Suction line diameter Ф *

1/2″
5/8″
3/4″
7/8″
1 1/8″
Other

Is a solenoid valve currently installed? *

Any Heat Pump lineset with a length longer then 80′ or has 20′ of vertical lift, should have a solenoid valve installed. For Air Conditioning you are allowed a 35′ lift before a solenoid valve is needed.

Do the lines change size anywhere in the circuit? *

If YES above explain

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Indoor Unit Information

Indoor Unit Type *

Fan Coil (AHU)
Gas Furnace & Evaporator Coil

Indoor Unit Location *

Conditioned Space (Closet inside the house)
Attic (Unconditioned)
Attic Semi-conditioned (Foam encapsulated)
Garage
Crawl Space (under the house)
Other

Unit Orientation *

Upflow
Horizontal Left (Air flow from right to left)
Horizontal Right (Airflow from Left to Right)
Downflow

Furnace & Coil Information

Furnace Model # *

Furnace Serial # *

Coil Model # *

Coil Serial # *

Does your system use a User Interface as the control(communicating system) *

Go into the service menu by pressing and holding the service hat icon until it turns green. Then select the installation option, then select the blower assessment test, start the test, it will take about 3 mins to complete, once the test is complete record the information below.

Requested System CFM *

System Static Pressure *

Blower motor rpm *

Furnace S.E.S.P. (SUPPLY external static pressure) (in. wc.) *

Measured after the furnace outlet but before the air goes into the evaporator coil, fan in high cooling mode.

Furnace R.E.S.P. (RETURN external static pressure) (in. wc.) *

Measured between the filter and the gas furnace inlet, fan in high cooling mode.

Furnace T.E.S.P. (TOTAL external static pressure) (in. wc.) *

Measured in the blower compartment and before the coil, fan in high cooling mode.

Fan Coil Information

Fan Coil Model # *

Fan Coil Serial # *

Fan Coil S.E.S.P. (SUPPLY external static pressure) (in. wc.) *

Measured at the outlet of the fan coil, fan in high cooling mode.

Fan Coil R.E.S.P. (RETURN external static pressure) (in. wc.) *

Measured between the filter and the fan coil return/inlet, fan in high cooling mode.

Fan Coil T.E.S.P. (TOTAL external static pressure) (in. wc.) *

Measured in the supply plenum/outlet of the fan coil and in the fan coil inlet/return after the filter, fan in high cooling mode.

Would you like to watch a video on how to do static pressure mapping? *

Indoor airflow (cfm) *

Pictures of the indoor unit

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Refrigerant Charge/Installation Information

Did You Leak Test With Nitrogen? *

If yes above, What pressure was used to test and for how long? *

Did you pull a vacuum on the lineset and evaporator? *

Micron Level system was evacuated to? *

How long did you perform the deep vacuum method? *

According to Carrier Installation instructions a system should remain below 1000 microns for 7 minutes.

Which service valve did you open first? *

Suction
Liquid
Unknown

How much refrigerant has been added to this system? (in total oz) *

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VIDEOS & PHOTOS

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Videos/Pictures (add up to 4 files)

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Thank you for your assistance in reporting this concern.

What is being requested? *

Labor/material assistance for replacing the compressor
Approve a Replacement Unit

Any other comments or notes you would like to add?

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