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  1. 01-14-2010, 11:38 PM #1
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    York Air Modulator VFD AM Series

    I am looking for set up information on a York Air Modulator VFD Series Drive.
    The model number provided is AM25-46.
    Any information would be greatly appreciated.
    Any know where we can purchase a key pad?
    Thanks in advance
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  2. 01-15-2010, 05:54 AM #2
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    If its the one I am thinking of you may want to check out Toshiba , we always called Ram Industries direct for assistance and part #'s which is now Synder Electric.
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    Here is a link for Ram that is a older style VFD you may want to think about upgrading. They may be able to help you out. http://www.ramusa.com/
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    York56,

    Thanks for the link to RAM. I looked on their site and I am not able to determine if they manufactured the VFD's for York 22 years ago.

    Any other suggestions or help will be appreciated.
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    Attached are picture of the York VFD.
    Does this look familiar to anyone?
    Thanks
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    I will make a phone call. Looks like a Ram 4 drive still say Toshiba.
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    Found it old part #VT3C-2032B (20-100HP) new part #VT3C-2032M (5-50HP) correction this Air Modulator 3 and it is a Toshiba , if you give those numbers to baltimore parts they should hopefully help you out if its still available ?
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