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Copeland ZB58K5E-TFC-960 Scroll Compressor 58000 BTU, 208-230V/3PH

Special Price $5,962.73 Regular Price $6,618.63
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ZB58K5E-TFC-960
The Copeland ZB58K5E-TFC-960 Scroll Compressor is a three-phase compressor that is suitable for use in air conditioning and refrigeration systems of HVAC systems, it offers a cooling capacity of 58,000 BTU at a voltage of 208-230V. This compressor uses a scroll type where the refrigerant is drawn into two interleaving spiral scrolls, the volume of which reduces as the refrigerant is compressed towards the center of the scrolls. The advantages of this design is low noise level, low vibration, and high reliability as a result of fewer stages than those of conventional compressors.
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Specifications

  • Type: Scroll Compressor
  • Phase: 3 PH
  • Voltage: 208-230V
  • Capacity: 58000 BTU
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Copeland ZB58K5E-TFC-960 Scroll Compressor?

Regularly inspect for oil leaks, vibration, and unusual noises. Keep the surrounding area clean to ensure proper airflow. Check electrical connections for tightness and corrosion. Always disconnect power before performing any maintenance.

What are common issues with the Copeland ZB58K5E-TFC-960 Scroll Compressor?

  • Failure to start or intermittent operation.
  • Unusual vibration or humming noises.
  • Refrigerant leaks.
  • Overheating due to restricted airflow or electrical issues.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power and recover refrigerant from the system to prevent injury.

Step 2: Disconnect electrical wiring and refrigerant lines from the existing compressor.

Step 3: Remove the old compressor carefully, noting mounting orientation.

Step 4: Position the new scroll compressor and secure it to the base.

Step 5: Reconnect refrigerant lines and electrical wiring according to the manufacturer’s diagram.

Step 6: Evacuate, recharge with refrigerant, restore power, and test for proper operation and leaks.