Bryant 576b installation instructions Lps, Cap, Ofc, Clo, Comp, Cotp, Tdr, Equip, Gnd, Hps

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LEGEND FOR FIG. 15 AND 16

	C	—	Contactor, Compressor	LPS	— Low-Pressure Switch	Terminal (Marked)
				NEC	— National Electrical Code
	CAP	—	Capacitor
				OFC	— Outdoor (Condenser) Fan Contactor
	CB	—	Circuit Breaker			Terminal (Unmarked)
				OFM — Outdoor (Condenser) Fan Motor
	CH	—	Crankcase Heater
				OL	— Overload Relay	Terminal Block
	CLO	— Compressor Lockout
	COMP —		Compressor Motor	QT	— Quadruple Terminal
				TB	— Terminal Block	Factory Wiring
	COTP —		Compressor Temperature Protection
				TDR	— Time-Delay Relay
	EQUIP —		Equipment			Field Power Wiring
				TRAN — Transformer
	GND	—	Ground
	HPS	—	High-Pressure Switch

→Fig. 15 — Typical 569C Component Arrangement

→Fig. 16 — Typical 576B Component Arrangement

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Contents Safety Considerations Important Read Before InstallingContents II. RIG and Place Unit InstallationLocate the Unit III. Compressor MountingPhysical Data Weight Chart lb Dimensions ft-inService Valve Connections Electrical ConnectionsLiquid Line Data Field Power Supply FigRefrigerant Piping Sizes Power Wiring Connections Control Voltage ConnectionsElectrical Data Accessory VI. Accessory InstallationAccessory List PRE-START-UPSTART-UP START-UP and Adjustments Care and MaintenanceII. Lubrication Service CleaningCondenser Coil CompressorsVII. Refrigerant Charge Compressor RemovalVI. Crankcase Heater VIII. Refrigerant Service Ports IX. High Flow ValvesTroubleshooting Guide Symptom Cause RemedyOFC LPSCAP CLOControls START-UP ChecklistOutdoor Unit Indoor UnitIII. START-UP