Mitsubishi Heavy Industries FDC224KXZME1 Service Manual Download

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The communication protocol can be choosen from following two types. One of them is the conventional Superlink (hereinafter previous SL) and the other is the new Superlink

Ⅱ

(hereinafter new SL) . These two communication protocols have the following advantages and restrictions, so please choose a desirable one meeting your installation conditions

such as connected indoor units and central control. When signal cables are connected into a network involving outdoor units, indoor units or central control equipment

that do not support new SL, please select communications in the previous SL mode, even if the refrigerant system is separated from theirs.

(1) When one outdoor unit is used.

(1) The signal lines can also be connected using the method shown below.

○

Indoor and outdoor signal lines do not have a polarity.

Any of the connections in the following illustration can be made.

(2) When plural outdoor units are used

Outdoor unit

Signal line

Refrigerant pipe

Network connector

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor signal line

terminal block

Indoor signal line

terminal block

○

Loop wiring prohibited.

The signal lines cannot form a
loop, so the wirings shown as .......
in the diagram are prohibited.

Important

●

Connect the signal line between indoor unit and outdoor unit to A1 and B1.

●

Connect the signal line between outdoor units to A2 and B2.

●

Please use a shielded cable for a signal line and connect a shielding earth at all the indoor units and outdoor units.

Ａ

1 B1

A1・B1 A2・B2

Ａ　Ｂ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

A1・B1 A2・B2

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Address setting methods

The following address setting methods can be used. The procedure for automatic address setting is different from the conventional one.

Please use the automatic address setting function after reading this manual carefully.

This control system controls the controls of more than one air-conditioner's outdoor unit, indoor unit and remote control unit through communication control, using the microcomputers built in
the respective controls. Address setting needs to be done for both outdoor and indoor units. Turn on power in the order of the outdoor units and then the indoor units.

Use 1 minute as the rule of thumb for an interval between them.

The communication protocol can be chosen from following two types. One of them is the conventional communication protocol (previous SL) and the other is the new communication protocol (new
SL). These two communication protocols have their own features and restrictions as shown by Table 6-3. Select them according the indoor units and the central control to be connected.
When signal cables are connected into a network involving outdoor units, indoor units or central control equipment that do not support new SL, please select communications in the previous SL
mode, even if the refrigerant system is separated from theirs.

When communication is established after setting addresses, check the communication protocol with the 7-segment display panel of the outdoor unit.

Signal line

CASE 1

CASE 2

CASE 3

CASE 4

Refrigerant pipe

Network connector

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

Indoor unit address setting

000

127[47]

000

31[47]

Indoor unit address setting

31[47]

Outdoor unit address setting

0 1

●

Address No. setting

Set SW1 through 4 and SW5-2 provided on the PCB and SW1 & 2 provided on the outdoor unit PCB as shown in the drawings below.

※

1 Do not connect the signal line between outdoor units to A1 and B1. This may interrupt proper address setting. (Case 3)

Do not connect the signal line between indoor unit and outdoor unit to A2 and B2. This may interrupt proper address setting. (Case 4)

※

2 In Case 2, automatic address setting is not available. Set addresses manually.

A1・B1 A2・B2

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

A1・B1 A2・B2

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

A1・B1 A2・B2

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

A1・B1 A2・B2

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

Ｂ

Ａ

A1・B1 A2・B2

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Summary of address setting methods (figures in [ ] should be used with previous SL)

Do not set numbers other than those shown in the table, or an error may be generated.

Note: When units supporting new SL are added to a network using previous SL such as one involving FD

○

△△

KXE4 series units, choose previous SL for the communication protocol and set addresses manually.

Since the models FDT224 and 280 have 2 PCBs per unit, set different indoor unit No. and SW on each PCB.

●

An outdoor unit No., which is used to identify which outdoor unit and indoor units are connected in a refrigerant system, is set on outdoor unit PCB and indoor unit PCB. Give the same outdoor unit

No. to all outdoor unit and indoor units connected in same refrigerant system.

●

An indoor unit No. is used to identify individual indoor units. Assign a unique number that is not assigned to any other indoor units on the network.

Incorrect cable connection

(The signal line between outdoor units is connected to A1 and B1)

Incorrect cable connection

(The signal line between indoor unit and outdoor units is connected to A2 and B2)

Manual address setting

(previous SL/new SL)

Units supporting new SL

Units NOT supporting new SL

SW1 (SW3)

SW2 (SW4)

For ten’s place

For one’s place

By inserting a flat driver

(precision screwdriver) into this

groove and turn the arrow to

point a desired number.

Indoor PCB

Outdoor PCB

SW1, 2 (blue)

SW3, 4 (green)

SW5-2

SW1, 2 (green)

For setting indoor No. (The ten’s and one’s)
For setting outdoor No. (The ten’s and one’s)
Indoor No. switch (The hundred’s Place) [OFF : 0, ON : 1]
For setting outdoor No. (The ten’s and one’s)

Automatic address setting for

multiple refrigerant systems installation

(with new SL only)

Automatic address setting for

single refrigerant system installation

(previous SL/new SL)

Indoor No. switch

Outdoor No. switch

Indoor No. switch

Outdoor No. switch

(1) In the case of a single refrigerant system installation

(Generally applicable to new SL/previous SL, use figures in [ ] with previous SL.)

①

Outdoor unit address setting

Set as follows before you turn on power.
Make sure that the

Outdoor Unit No. switch

is set to

49 (factory setting)

②

Indoor unit address setting

Set as follows before you turn on power.
Make sure that the

Indoor Unit No. switch

is set to

000 [in the case of previous SL: 49] (factory setting)

Make sure that the

Outdoor Unit No. switch

is set to

49 (factory setting)

③

Turn on power in order from the outdoor unit to indoor units. Give a one-minute or longer interval for them. Unlike the procedure set out in (2) below, you need not change settings from the 7-

segment display panel.

④

Make sure that the number of indoor units indicated on the 7-segment display panel agrees with the number of the indoor units that are actually connected to the refrigerant system.

(2) In the case of a multiple refrigerant systems installation

(Applicable to new SL only. In the case of previous SL, set addresses with some other method.)

(This option is available when the interconnection wiring among refrigerant systems is on the outdoor side and new SL is chosen as the communication protocol.)

Address setting procedure

(perform these steps for each outdoor unit)

[STEP1]

(Items set before turning on power)

①

Outdoor unit address setting

Set as follows before you turn on power.
Set the

Outdoor Unit No. switch

to a number

00 - 31

. Set a unique number by avoiding the numbers assigned to other outdoor units on the network.

②

Indoor unit address setting

Set as follows before you turn on power.
Make sure that the

Indoor Unit No. switch

is set to

000 (factory setting)

Make sure that the

Outdoor Unit No. switch

is set to

49 (factory setting)

③

Isolate the present refrigerant system from the network.

Disengage the

network connectors (white 2P)

of the outdoor units. (Turning on power without isolating each refrigerant system will result in erroneous address setting.)

[STEP2]

(Power on and automatic address setting)

④

Turn on power to the outdoor unit

Turn on power in order from the outdoor unit to indoor units. Give a one-minute or longer interval for them.

⑤

Select and enter “1” in P31 on the 7-segment display panel of each outdoor unit to input “Automatic address start.”

⑥

Input a starting address and the number of connected indoor units.

Input a starting address in P32 on the 7-segment display panel of each outdoor unit.

⑦

When a starting address is entered, the display indication will switch back to the “Number of Connected Indoor Units Input” screen.

Input the number of connected indoor units from the 7-segment display panel of each outdoor unit. Please input the number of connected indoor units for each outdoor unit. (You can input it
from P33 on the 7-segment display panel.) When the number of connected indoor units is entered, the 7-segment display panel indication will switch to “AUX” and start flickering.

[STEP3]

(Automatic address setting completion check)

⑧

Indoor unit address determination

When the indoor unit addresses are all set, the 7-segment display panel indication will switch to “AUE” and start flickering.
If an error is detected in this process, the display will show “A

○○

.”

Check the 7-segment display panel of each outdoor unit.
Depending on the number of connected indoor units, it may take

about 10 minutes

before the indoor unit addresses are all set.

[STEP4]

(Network definition setting)

⑨

Network connection

When you have confirmed an “AUE” indication on the display of each outdoor unit,

engage the network connectors

again.

⑩

Network polarity setting

After you have made sure that the network connectors are engaged

⑧

, select and enter “1” in P34 on the 7-segment display panel of

any outdoor unit (on only 1 unit)

to specify

network polarity.

⑪

Network setting completion check

When the network is defined, “End” will appear on the 7-segment display panel. An “End” indication will go off, when some operation is made from the 7-segment display panel or
3 minutes after.

①

Outdoor unit address setting

Set as follows before you turn on power. Upon turning on power, the outdoor unit address is registered.
Set

the Outdoor Unit No. switch to a number 00 - 31 [in the case of previous SL: 00 - 47]

Set a unique number by avoiding the numbers assigned to other outdoor units on the network.

②

Indoor unit address setting

Set as follows before you turn on power. Upon turning on power, the indoor unit address is registered.
Set

the Indoor Unit No. switch to a number 000 - 127 [in the case of previous SL: 00 - 47]

Set

the Outdoor Unit No. switch

to the outdoor unit No. of the associated outdoor unit within the range of

00 - 31 [in the case of previous SL: 00 - 47].

Set a unique number by avoiding the numbers assigned to other indoor units on the network.

③

Turn on power in order from the outdoor unit to indoor units. Give a one-minute or longer interval for them.

* When there are some units not supporting new SL connected in the network, set SW5-5 to ON to choose the previous SL communication mode.
In the case of previous SL, the maximum number of indoor units connectable in a network is 48.

Automatic address setting Generally applicable to new SL/previous SL, use figures in [ ] with previous SL.

Unless stated otherwise, the following procedures apply, when new SL is chosen for the communication protocol.
When previous SL is chosen, use figures shown in [ ] in carrying out these procedures.

Manual address setting Generally applicable to new SL/previous SL, use figures in [ ] with previous SL.

With new SL, you can set indoor unit addresses automatically even for an installation involving multiple refrigerant systems connected with same network, in addition to the conventional automatic
address setting of a single refrigerant system installation.
However, an installation must satisfy some additional requirements such as for wiring methods, so please read this manual carefully before you carry out automatic address setting.

Signal line

Refrigerant pipe

Outdoor unit [01]

Outdoor unit [02]

Indoor unit

Address change (available only with new SL)

・

Within a refrigerant system, indoor units are assigned addresses in the order they are recognized by the outdoor unit. Therefore, they are not necessarily assigned addresses in

order from the nearest to the outdoor unit first as depicted in drawings above.

・

Make sure that power has been turned on to all indoor units.

・

When addresses are set, you can have the registered indoor unit address No.’s and the outdoor unit address No. displayed on the remote control unit by pressing its Inspection

switch.

・

Automatic address setting can be used for an installation in which prulal indoor units are controlled from one remote control unit.

・

Once they are registered, addresses are stored in microcomputers, even if power is turned off.

・

If you want to change an address after automatic address setting, you can change it from the remote control unit with its “Address Change” function or by means of manual

setting. Set a unique address by avoiding the address assigned to other indoor unit on the network when the address is changed.

・

Do not turn on power to central control equipment until automatic address setting is completed.

・

When addresses are set, be sure to perform a test run and ensure that you can operate all indoor and outdoor units normally. Also check the addresses assigned to the indoor

units.

②

OFF

①

OFF

②

indoor000/outdoor 49

(

factory setting

)

①

01,02(Ex

）

③

Disconnect(each outdoor unit)

STEP1

STEP2

STEP3

STEP4

Indoor unit

（

）

+01

Indoor unit

（

）

+01

Indoor unit

（

）

+01

Indoor unit

（

）

+04

Indoor unit

（

）

+04

Indoor unit

（

）

+04

Indoor unit

［

STEP1

］

［

STEP2

］

［

STEP3

］

［

STEP4

］

Outdoor unit [01]

Start [01]
Number [03]

Start [04]
Number [03]

Outdoor unit [02]

Outdoor unit [01]

Outdoor unit [02]

Outdoor unit [01]

Outdoor unit [02]

　　　　　　　ー
　　　　　　　ー

ー

　　　　　　　ー
⑨

Connect(each outdoor unit)

　　　　　　　ー

⑩

Set in P34 on the 7-segment display

panel of any outdoor unit.

⑪「

End

」

ー
ー

ー

ー
ー

ー

⑧

“AUE”(blink), or “A

○○

” in error events.

Indoor unit power source
Outdoor unit power source
Indoor unit
(indoor/outdoor No.switch)

Outdoor unit (outdoor No.switch)
Network connectors

Start automatic address setting

Set starting address

Set the number of indoor unit

Polarity setting

7-segment display

Indoor unit

Indoor No.switch

000
000

Outdoor No.switch

49
49

Indoor unit address setting

Outdoor unit address setting

Outdoor No.switch

“Address Change” is used,

when you want to change an indoor unit address assigned with the “Automatic Address Setting” function from a remote control unit

Accordingly, the conditions that permit an address change from a remote control unit are as follows.

If “CHANGE ADD.

▼

” is selected with some addresses falling outside these conditions, the following indication will appear for 3 seconds on the

remote control ”INVALID OPER” .

Automatic address setting for multiple refrigerant systems installation

Automatic address setting forsingle refrigerant system installation

④

Polarity

setting

⑦

outdoor 01:

｢

｣

(Ex)

outdoor 02:

｢

｣

(Ex)

⑥

outdoor 01:

｢

｣

(Ex)

outdoor 02:

｢

｣

(Ex)

⑤

Select “Automatic Address Start”

on each outdoor unit.

⑦［

AUX

］

(Blink

）

ー

●

Signal cables are for DC 5 V. Never connect wires for 220/240 V or 380/415 V.

Protective fuse on the PCB will trip.

①

Confirm that signal cables are prevented from applying 220/240 V or 380/415 V

②

Before turning the power on, check the resistance on the signal cable terminal block. If it is less than 100Ω, power source cables may be connected to the signal cable

terminal block.
When units of FD

○△△

KXE6 Series, FD

○△△

KXZE1 series are connected:

Standard resistance value=5,100/Number of connected units.

When units of FD

○

△△

KXE4 and 5 Series only are connected:

Standard resistance value=9,200/Number of connected units.

When units of FD

○△△

KXE6 Series, FD

○△△

KXZE1 series and units of FD

○

△△

KXE4 and 5 Series are connected in a mixture:

Standard resistance value=46,000/[(Number of connected FD

○

△△

KXE4 and 5 Series units x 5) + (Number of connected FD

○△△

KXE6 and KXZ Series units x 9)]

The number of connected units includes those of indoor units, outdoor units and SL devices..
If the resistance value is less than 100Ω, disconnect the signal cables temporarily to divide to more than one network, to reduce the number of indoor units on the same
network, and check each network.

Outdoor unit setting (SW5-5)
No. of connectable indoor units
No. of connectable outdoor units in a network
No. of connectable outdoor units

Signal cable (furthest length)
Connectable units to a network

ON
Max. 48
Max. 48
Up to 1000m

Up to 1000m
Units not supporting new SL (FD

○

△△

KXE4.5 series)

Units supporting new SL (FD

○△△

KXE6 series,

○△△

KXZ series) Can be used together.

OFF (Factory default)
Max. 128
Max. 32
Up to 2,000 m for wires other than shielding wire
Up to 1,500 m for 0.75 mm

shielding wire (MVVS)

Up to 1,000 m for 1.25 mm

shielding wire (MVVS)

Up to 1000m
Units supporting new SL (FD

○△△

KXE6 series, FD

○△△

KXZ series)

Conventional communication protocol (previous SL)

Communication protocol

New communication protocol (new SL)

Note: For FDT224 and 280 models, calculate the number of units taking 1 indoor unit as 2 units for the sake of communication.

Network connector

Earth wire is
giving slack.

Wiring label

●

The wiring label is attached on the back of the service panel.

Outgoing cable direction

●

Fix the cables not to exert external force to the terminal connection.

●

As like the refrigerant pipe, it can be let out in any of 4 directions of right-hand side,

front, rear and bottom.

●

Give adequate slack to cables in fastening them.

●

Fix power cables separately from signal cables.

Wiring clamp

12.5 mm or less

7 mm or less

Length (m)

Within 100 - 200

Within - 300

Within - 400

Within - 600

Wire size

0.5

ｍｍ

0.75

ｍｍ

1.25

ｍｍ

2.0

ｍｍ

7-1. Unit address setting

Communication protocol

Address setting method

※

new SL

previous SL

Automatic Manual Automatic Manual

7. CONTROL SETTINGS

Case 1

Case 2

When signal lines linking plural refrigerant systems are provided between outdoor units.

(When the network connector is disconnected, refrigerant systems are separated each other)

When signal lines linking plural refrigerant systems are provided between indoor units.

When only one refrigerant system is involved (signal lines do not link plural refrigerant systems)

Indoor and outdoor units signal cables

Power cable and signal cable connection

Request

●

When connecting to the power source terminal block,

use the crimp terminals for M5 as shown at right.

●

When connecting to the signal terminal block, use

the crimp terminals for M3.5 as shown at right.

Remote control wiring specifications

●

For the remote control the standard wire is 0.3 mm

. The max. length

is up to 600 m. When the wire is more than 100 m long, use the wire
shown in the table.

●

Use 3-core wires for

○

△△

KXE4

or 2-core wires for

○△△

KXE6

When plural refrigerant systems

are linked with signal lines

(e.g., to implement central

control)

6-3. How to connect signal cables

Summary of Contents for FDC224KXZME1

Page 1: ...292 DATA BOOK 1 Regarding the indoor unit series refer to the No 17 KX T 266 and 18 KX T 281 Note VRF INVERTER MULTI SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONERS OUTDOOR UNIT FDC224KXZME1 280KXZME1 335KXZME1 KXZ series Heat pump type Manual No 18 KX DB 291 ...

Page 2: ...tion control function by the outdoor control 25 2 SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE 62 2 1 Basics of troubleshooting 62 2 2 Explanation of troubleshooting 63 2 3 Contents of troubleshooting 64 2 4 Outdoor unit control PCB replacement procedure 117 2 5 Inverter PCB replacement procedure 119 3 ELECTRICAL WIRING 123 4 PIPING SYSTEM 125 5 APPLICATION DATA 127 6 OUTDOOR UNIT DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE 150 7 ...

Page 3: ...e backlight turns off automatically if there is no operation for certain period of time Lighting period of the backlight lighting can be changed If the backlight is ON setting when the screen is tapped while the backlight is turned off the backlight only is turned on Operations with switches and are excluded USB port USB connector mini B allows connecting to a personal computer For operating metho...

Page 4: ...Cover AIR CON No button Display the indoor unit number connected to this remote control CHECK button This button is used at servicing TEST button This button is used during test operation Weekly timer display Displays the settings of the weekly timer Operation setting display area Displays setting temperature air flow volume operation mode and oparation message Operation check indicator light Duri...

Page 5: ... to operate and when this is pressed once again it stops operating MODE button Every time this button is pressed displays switch as below AUTO COOL HEAT FAN DRY TEMP button Change the set temperature by pressing or button FAN SPEED button The fan speed is switched in the following order 1 speed 2 speed 3 speed 4 speed AUTO 1 speed U D button Used to determine the up down louver position L R button...

Page 6: ...eratures b CPU reset Reset CPU from the remote control as follows TOP screen Menu Service setting Service Maintenance Service password The selected screen is displayed The selected screen is displayed Service Maintenance 2 Special settings CPU reset Microcomputers of indoor unit and outdoor unit connected are reset State of restoration after power failure c Power failure compensation function Elec...

Page 7: ...function items are saved in the memory of indoor unit g Weekly timer peak cut timer or silent mode timer settings h Remote control function setting Please check the I U Set clock first on the initializing screen set the timer Other thanA C is connected If the following a to c appear check and repair as follows Communication check screen This appears if communications cannot be established between ...

Page 8: ... mode is cancelled at the recovery from power failure the setting of weekly timer is Operation mode a b Room temperature setting e Louver auto swing stop However the stop position 4 position is cancelled so that it returns to Position 1 f Remote control function items which have been set with the remote control function setting Indoor function items are saved in the memory of indoor unit Upper lim...

Page 9: ...and outdoor air temp The set temp and fan speed can be set A 7 External Ventilation When the ventilator is combined On Off operation of the external ventilator can be done It is necessary to set from Menu Service setting R C function settings Ventilation setting If the Independent is selected for the ventilation setting the ventilator can be operated or stopped A 8 Select the language Select the l...

Page 10: ...tting The fan speed for indoor units can be set B Filter sign The setting of filter sign display timer can be done from following patterns B Service password External input 1 The connect of control by external input 1 can be changed B External input 1 signal The type of external input 1 signal can be changed B External input 2 The connect of control by external input 2 can be changed B External in...

Page 11: ...ture operation mode air flow rate and warm up enabled disabled Note 1 It is necessary to set the clock to use this timer v Set OFF timer by clock Set the time to stop operation The time can be set in the unit of 5 minute This setting can be activated only once or at every time Note 1 It is necessary to set the clock to use this timer vi Weekly timer Set the ON or OFF timer for a week Up to 8 patte...

Page 12: ...Sleep time Sleep time Set OFF timer by hour Weekly timer Set ON timer by hour Set OFF timer by clock Set ON timer by clock Set OFF timer by hour Set ON timer by hour Set OFF timer by clock Set ON timer by clock Weekly timer 4 Hot start Cold draft prevention at heating a Operating conditions When either one of following conditions is satisfied the hot start control is performed i From stop to heati...

Page 13: ...door heat exchanger temperature detected with Thi R1 or R2 drops to 35 C or lower set the indoor fan to the low speed tap of each setting ii During the hot keep the louver is kept at the horizontal position b Ending condition When the indoor fan is at the lower tap at each setting it returns to the set air flow volume as the indoor heat exchanger temperature rises to 45 C or higher 6 Auto swing co...

Page 14: ...vent the cold start The louver position display LCD continues to show the display which has been shown before entering this control iii Louver free stop control When the louver free stop has been selected with the indoor function of wired remote control POSITION the louver motor stops when it receives the stop signal from the remote control If the auto swing signal is received from the remote cont...

Page 15: ...s control is stopped immediately and the operating condition is restored v When the Fan OFF is selected the fan on the indoor unit of which the thermostat has been turned OFF is turned OFF The same occurs also when the remote control sensor is effective d Fan control during cooling thermostat OFF Except FDTC FDTQ FDUT15 56 FDUH FDK FDFW FDFL FDFU i Following fan controls during the cooling thermos...

Page 16: ...e compressor ON 1 OFF OFF 3 minutes delay Thermostat OFF in the condition of item 7 Compressor Indoor unit A Thermostat Indoor unit B Thermostat b When the oil return control has started while the thermostat is turned ON the thermostat is not turned OFF even if the thermostat OFF condition is satisfied during the oil return control 10 Drain pump control Except FDK a This control is operated when t...

Page 17: ...ined during the drain detection 12 Operation check drain pump test run operation mode a If the power is turned on by the dip switch SW7 1 on the indoor unit control PCB when electric power source is supplied it enters the mode of operation check drain pump test run It is ineffective prohibited to change the switch after turning power on b When the communication with the remote control has been est...

Page 18: ... the anomalous stop E20 15 Plural unit control Control of 16 units group by one remote control a Function One remote control can control a group of multiple number of unit Max 16 indoor units Operation mode which is set by the remote control can operate or stop all units in the group one after another in the order of unit No 1 Thermostat and protective function of each unit function independently ...

Page 19: ...ontrol PCB However remote operation by CnT 6 or CnTA is not effective when Center mode is selected by central control Only the LEVEL INPUT is acceptable for external input however when the indoor function setting of Level input Factory default or Pulse input is selected by the function for External input of the wired remote control operation status will be changed as follows CnT CnT CnT CnT CnT Cn...

Page 20: ... control or central control ii In case of Pulse input setting Local setting It is effective only when the input signal to CnT 6 or CnTA is changed OFF ON and at that time unit operation ON OFF is inverted ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON Remote control OFF Remote control ON Remote control OFF Remote control ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF CnT 6 or CnTA input Unit A Unit B Cn...

Page 21: ...tion permission prohibition setting Operation permission prohibition zone Operation permission Operation permission Operation permission Operation permission Operation permission Operation prohibition Operation prohibition Operation permission Operation prohibition Operation Operation Operation Stop Stop Stop Stop Operation prohibition Operation prohibition Operation prohibition Operation prohibit...

Page 22: ...n signal is given by the external input the operation mode is transmitted to the remote control Selection of cooling heating external input function External input selection External input method Level External terminal input CnT or CnTA Cooling heating Cooling heating Operation OFF Cooling zone Cooling zone Heating zone Heating zone OFF ON ON Cooling Heating Heating Cooling Heating Cooling Heatin...

Page 23: ...r for combinations of CnT and CnTA refer to Page 62 External input selection Cooling heating selection External input method Level External input CnT or CnTA Cooling heating Cooling heating Competitive External input CnT or CnTA Cooling heating Cooling heating Competitive Pulse Operation OFF Cooling zone Cooling zone Heating zone Heating zone OFF ON ON Cooling Heating Heating Cooling Auto cooling ...

Page 24: ...ference of the remote control temperature sensor and the return air temperature sensor becomes bigger than 3 C 31 The operation judgment is executed every 5 minutes RC EX3A only Setting temperature Ts is changed according to outdoor temperature This control is valid with cooling and heating mode Not auto mode a Operate 5 minutes forcedly b Setting temperature is adjusted every 10 minutes i Cooling...

Page 25: ...um The setting time can be changed by 5 minutes interval The selectable range of capacity limit Peak cut is from 0 to 40 80 20 interval Holiday setting is available 33 Motion sensor control RC EX3A only The sensor determines the presence of people and the amount of activity and the following controls are done by the motion sensor Following settings are necessary to activate motion sensor control a...

Page 26: ...EEVSC Opening Angle Control Fully closed Fully closed Fully closed Fully closed Fully closed Solenoid valve SV1 oil return 〇〇〇 Solenoid valve SV6 fluid return 〇〇〇〇〇 Solenoid valve SV11 gas bypass 〇 Crankcase heater CH 〇〇〇〇〇〇 Notes 1 It means 〇 ON OFF 〇〇 ON or OFF 2 This shows the state of output when all indoor units are under the same mode 3 1 When stopped from cooling it is fully ope...

Page 27: ...pressor iii Ending conditions When all of following conditions are satisfied It has elapsed 15 seconds after the start of this control Meaning of marks 52X1 52X2 Solenoid for compressor CM Compressor EEVH Heating electronic expansion valve EEVSC Subcooling coil electronic expansion valve SV6 Solenoid valve Oil return ON 15 seconds 6 seconds Normal control Normal control Initial opening Initial ope...

Page 28: ...erates according to the sequence shown below iii Ending conditions End of sequence Meaning of marks CM Heating 15 seconds 3 minutes Initial speed Normal control Initial opening Cooling Any state FMo1 FMo2 20S EEVH EEVSC OFF Fully open Fully closed Fully closed Time Starting conditions established OFF ON Any state Any state CM Compressor EEVH Heating electronic expansion valve FMo1 FMo2 Outdoor fan...

Page 29: ...low iii Ending conditions End of sequence Note 1 It is fully closed till the end of 3 minute delay after the automatic reset Meaning of marks CM FMo1 FMo2 20S EEVH EEVSC ON Heating Cooling 15 seconds 3 minutes Initial opening Fully closed Time Starting conditions established Normal control Initial speed Fully closed OFF OFF Fully open Any state Any state Any state CM Compressor EEVH Heating electr...

Page 30: ...ting till reaching the lower limit frequency after 4 way valve switching safeguard operation has elapsed 1minute the target frequency is changed to that of 1minute later from the lower limit frequency During this control the target frequency is increased at a rate of 5 rps minute from the lower limit frequency Note 1 The starting point of this control is the completion point of inverter start 10 r...

Page 31: ...es from the lower limit frequency For 18 minutes after starting the starting point of this control is the completion point of inverter start 10 rps From 18 minutes to 24 minutes it is increased at a rate of 5 rps minute Ending conditions When either one of the following conditions is established a This frequency up control will end when the cumulative operation time after starting becomes 24 minut...

Page 32: ...has detected HP 1 5 MPa for 1 minute continuously the fan speed is dropped by one tap Control range of fan speed is 1th 8th speeds iii When states under this control change from HP 3 3 MPa to HP 3 3 MPa the fan speed is changed preferentially to the followings After the change it returns to the normal control When the outdoor air temperature 30ºC it changes to 7th or higher speed When the outdoor ...

Page 33: ...fan d Outdoor fan heating control The fan speed control is performed based on the low pressure detected with PSL during heating operation i Initial fan speed is 6th speed ii Speed is changed depending on the low pressure value When it is detected LP 0 75 MPa for 30 seconds continuously the fan speed is raised by 1 tap When it is 0 75 MPa LP 0 85 MPa the present fan speed is maintained When it is d...

Page 34: ...ction pressure saturated temperature C Fig 2 Cold region Standard Factory setting Defrost start zone 6 10 19 23 25 29 20 15 6 Without J15 Cold region specification With J15 ii Ending conditions Defrost operation stops when any of the following conditions is satisfied 1 When 12 minutes has passed since defrost operation started 2 When the outdoor heat exchanger temperature sensed by Tho R is detect...

Page 35: ...ion the speed is reduced further ii This control terminates when it is lower than the reset value for 3 minutes continuously or lower than the setting value for 6 minutes continuously c Power transistor temperature PT protective control If the power transistor temperature exceeds 75 C the compressor speed is controlled 7 Test run a Starting conditions i ii Pump down switch SW5 3 must be turned OFF...

Page 36: ...on Operation prohibition 1 Demand input Invalid Valid 2 Forced cooling heating input Heating Cooling 3 Silent mode input 1 Valid Invalid 4 Oil return control input ON OFF 5 Outdoor fan snow guard control input Valid Invalid 6 Test run external input 1 Test run start Normal operation 7 Test run external input 2 Cooling test run Heating test run 8 Silent mode input 2 Valid Invalid 9 2 step demand in...

Page 37: ... remote control and is transferred to option central control iv When the control comand from remote control is not accepted Under the condition of the system all stop status by external input Center is dispalyed See Item 5 mentioned below v CnS1 performs the following operations depending on the short circuit or open of the jumper wire J13 In case of pulse input the pulse width is 500ms or larger ...

Page 38: ...emand ratio can be switched with the dip switches SW4 5 4 6 on the outdoor PCB SW4 5 SW4 6 demand switching 0 Open 1 Short circuit Factory default is open SW4 5 SW4 6 Compressor Out put 0 0 80 1 0 60 0 1 40 1 1 0 v CnS2 performs the following operations depending on the short circuited or open of the jumper wire J13 In the case of pulse input the pulse width is 500ms or larger J13 Short circuit ON...

Page 39: ...ne by the compressor output set with P10 External input Demand input Demand control 2 step demand control Invalid Shorted Valid Open Demand 1 Demand 2 Remote Demand 1 External input 2 step demand input Invalid Shorted Remote conrol operation Remote conrol display Air conditioner ON OFF Normal Invalid Shorted Invalid Shorted Normal Normal Normal Valid Open d Demand control from indoor unit i Starti...

Page 40: ...e at start For 30 seconds after either compressor has been turned ON During a special operation During the 4 way valve switching safeguard During the defrost operation During the oil return control During the moved pump down control During the pump down control for removal of the unit Note 1 Any controls affected by the restriction of compressor and outdoor fan capcity during the silent mode are e...

Page 41: ...is changeable from 10 to 600 seconds by P03 During this snow protection control the compressor s magnetic contactor 52X1 52X2 is ON When folowing conditions are established i Snow protection control setting is invalid P02 0 or outdoor air temperature 5 C and external input of outdoor fan snow protection control OFF P07 5 and CnS1is opend ii Compressor ON iii During all stop by anomaly 4 External o...

Page 42: ...d operation enters in the FAN mode SW3 7 CnG1 Operation ON Open Cooling only Close Heating only 7 Emergency stop control When one of indoor units receives the emergency stop signal from option device like as refrigerant leakage detector and the information is transmitted to the outdoor unit the outdoor unit stops operation and an emergency stop error is transmitted to all indoor units running Make...

Page 43: ...hed both red LED and green LED on the outdoor PCB flash continuously 7 segment display shows PdS Channel 0 at the code display area iii During the pump down operation control the protective controls excluing low pressure protective control anomalous low pressure control and pressure ratio protection control and the error detection control are effective iv The sub cooling coil expansion valve EEVSC...

Page 44: ...n mode Operation mode of the indoor unit which is operated at the last time Priority of master unit s setting operation mode Operation mode of indoor unit of which the address No is smallest Master indoor unit When the master indoor unit is turned off it become valid the first push priority on other indoor units remote controls Priority of required major operation mode Operation mode of which the ...

Page 45: ...ation lamp flickers Fan ON Indoor unit 1 Stop Heating Heating ON Outdoor operation mode Indoor unit P90 Cooling Indoor unit P80 Heating Indoor unit P80 Heating ON Cooling Heating OFF ON Unmatched Fan mode Unmatched Fan mode Thermostat ON ON OFF d Forced cooling heating operation Master unit Note 1 Following explanation is based on using CnG1 terminal and setting function P09 2 with 7 segment displ...

Page 46: ...Starting condition When the external input function is assigned to 0 External operation input and the external input terminal is open by refrigerant leaking alarm unit If the pump down control is valid when the error stop is raised by the setting on 7 segment P77 1 ii Contents of control ON is output on CnY and the liquid service valve is shut down if it is connected on CnY The pump down operation...

Page 47: ... condition either of or When the external input function assignment P07 P10 Multi system energy save control Valid When 7 segment P39 Multi system energy save control I ON if the external input function assignment P07 P10 is not assigned this control ii Contents of control During the outdoor unit operation mode at cooling Indoor load more than 50 Corrected to the target cooling low pressure lower ...

Page 48: ... control Compressor upper limit speed is the value obtained by multiplying with the upper limit speed restriction rate ac cording to the thermostat ON capacity The upper limit restriction rate is divided to the following 3 steps according to each setting of P67 as follows Upper limit speed restriction rate Upper limit Fk Normal Setting 1 60 Thermostat ON capacity Setting 2 40 Setting 3 20 0 100 Fo...

Page 49: ... as well Unless the reset operation is performed data are retained Therefore if normal operation is resumed without the reset operation and an anomalous stop occurs again no new anomalous data cannot be retained but former anomalous data are still retained unchanged If you press SW8 order of 1 the number changes 0 1 2 9 0 If you press SW9 order of 10 the number jumps to the leading code of each or...

Page 50: ...no button input is done for 10 seconds after change to C00 it changes to the display of automatically according to the precedence Display switching Special display is the display other than CXX When special display occurs Special display reset or button operation Button operation Button operation No operation for 10 seconds If the special display is reset in the meanwhile it remains as CXX CXX C99...

Page 51: ...11 Spare C12 Tho P1 Power transistor temperature CM1 L 5 136 1 C C13 Spare C14 Tho SC Sub cooling coil temperature 1 L 18 73 1 C C15 Tho H Sub cooling coil temperature 2 L 25 73 1 C C16 Tho S Suction pipe temperature L 25 73 1 C C17 Inverter secondary current 0 50 1A C18 CT1 CM1 current 0 50 1A C19 Spare C20 EEVH1 Heating expansion valve opening angle 0 500 1 pulse C21 Spare C22 EEVSC Sub cooling ...

Page 52: ... indoor units 0 200 1 C42 Number of indoor units with thermostat ON 0 50 1 C43 Required Hz total 0 999 1Hz C44 Cumulative compressor operation time CM1 0 655 100h C45 Spare C46 Discharge pressure saturated temperature 50 70 0 1 C Range unable to display 10 C or under is in the unit of 1 C C47 Suction pressure saturated temperature 50 30 0 1 C Range unable to display 10 C or under is in the unit of...

Page 53: ...FMo2 stop 0 5 1 C77 Counter Current cut CM1 0 4 1 C78 Counter Compressor 1 starting failure 0 20 1 C79 Counter Inverter 1 comunication error 0 4 1 C80 Counter Power transistor 1 overheat 0 4 1 C81 Spare C82 Counter Inverter 1 desynchronism error 0 127 1 C83 Counter Inverter 1 comunication error cumulative 0 127 1 C84 Counter Indoor outdoor comunication error 0 255 1 C85 Counter CPU reset 0 255 1 C...

Page 54: ...n snow protection control valid P03 Outdoor fan snow protection control ON time setting 30 Factory default 10 30 600 Sec 30 Changes like 10 30 60 90 600 P04 Demand ratio change value OFF Factory default OFF 000 040 060 080 0 OFF 1 0 2 40 3 60 4 80 Factory default is 0 OFF P05 Silent setting 0 Factory default 0 9 1 P06 External output function allocation 0 Factory default 0 9 1 P07 External input C...

Page 55: ...ory default 0 9 1 10 P22 Spare P23 Spare P24 Spare P25 Spare New Superlink setting P30 Superlink communication status 0 1 0 Previous Superlink 1 New Superlink P31 Automatic address setting start input 0 Factory default 0 1 0 Automatic address setting standby 1 Automatic address setting start P32 Input the starting indoor address for automatic address setting 1 Factory default 1 127 1 Specify the s...

Page 56: ...Outdoor address Ascii 2 bytes 00 3F Indoor address 16 units Ascii 2 bytes 16 units 40 7F Indoor capacity 16 units Ascii 3 bytes 16 units 015 280 Outdoor unit composition Outdoor unit capacity data Remarks Single type Example 10HP S10 S Display with Horse Power of single type iv Error retention and monitoring data Code No Write contents Record data Data write range Unit of write Number of bytes Con...

Page 57: ...70 A D value 1 Outdoor unit information 15 Number of connected indoor units 0 127 1 unit 1 16 Capacity of connected indoor units 0 65535 2 17 Number of indoor units with thermostat ON 0 255 1 unit 1 18 Total capacity of indoor units with cooling thermostat ON 0 65535 2 19 Total capacity of indoor units with heating thermostat ON 0 65535 2 20 Operation mode 0 2 1 0 Stop 1 Cooling 2 Heating 21 Inver...

Page 58: ... 600min 10 hour PCB hardware input 48 External input 1 Bit0 63H1 0 Open 1 Short circuit Bit1 Spare 0 Open 1 Short circuit Bit2 CnS1 0 Open 1 Short circuit Bit3 CnS2 0 Open 1 Short circuit Bit4 CnG1 0 Open 1 Short circuit Bit5 CnG2 0 Open 1 Short circuit Bit6 Spare 0 Open 1 Short circuit Bit7 Spare 0 Open 1 Short circuit 49 DIP switch SW3 1 Bit0 SW3 1 0 OFF 1 ON Bit1 SW3 2 0 OFF 1 ON Bit2 SW3 3 0 O...

Page 59: ...2X1 52X2 0 OFF 1 ON Bit1 20S 0 OFF 1 ON Bit2 CH1 0 OFF 1 ON Bit3 SV1 0 OFF 1 ON Bit4 SV6 0 OFF 1 ON Bit5 SV11 0 OFF 1 ON Bit6 Spare 0 OFF 1 ON Bit7 Spare FMC1 2 0 OFF 1 ON 55 Relay output 1 Bit0 Operation output CnH 0 OFF 1 ON Bit1 Error output CnY 0 OFF 1 ON Bit2 External output CnZ 0 OFF 1 ON Bit3 Spare 0 OFF 1 ON Bit4 Spare 0 OFF 1 ON Bit5 Spare 0 OFF 1 ON Bit6 Spare 0 OFF 1 ON Bit7 Spare 0 OFF...

Page 60: ...n error counter cumulative 0 255 1 1 84 Spare Control status INV1 power transistor overheat error counter 0 4 1 1 85 Control status INV1 rotor lock error counter 0 127 1 1 Setting value display 86 Operation priority switching 0 3 1 0 First push priority 1 Last push priority 2 Director mode 3 Operation mode capacity priority 87 Outdoor fan snow protection control 0 1 1 0 Valid 1 Invalid 88 Outdoor ...

Page 61: ...e sensor 1 Outdoor heat exchanger temperture sensor 1 2 Outdoor heat exchanger temperture sensor 2 3 Discharge pipe temperature sensor 1 CM1 4 Suction pipe temperature sensor 5 Sub cooling temperature sensor 1 liquid side 6 Sub cooling temperature sensor 2 gas side 7 Under dome temperature sensor 1 8 Power transistor temperature sensor 1 9 Active filter temperature sensor 10 High pressure sensor 1...

Page 62: ...4 4 SW4 5 Demand ratio selection See following table SW4 6 Demand ratio selection See following table SW5 5 Superlink selection New Superlink Previous Superlink J11 Power source voltage selection Open J12 Power source voltage selection Open J13 External input Level Pulse Level Pulse J14 Defrost reset temperature Normal Intensive J15 Defrost start temperature Normal Cold region Normal Cold weather ...

Page 63: ...lated to any hardware parts SV main body coil capillary check valve sensor etc Is it a major component Compressor inverter PCB and outdoor DC fan motor Is it a failure of electrical component Error on indoor unit or outdoor unit Indoor unit Outdoor unit Is the remote control connected Was the power source reset after the error occurred Check and write down the momentary data retained in before the...

Page 64: ...sure to check both fan motor 1 and 2 After completion of checking both fan motor 1 and 2 replace the anomalous fan motor Turn the power ON Power circuit breaker ON and start operation with the test run switch Check between 1 and 2 of CnA2 on the control PCB to see if DC 15V is detected Be sure to wait for 3 minutes after turning the power circuit breaker off Disconnect the fan motor wires Both the...

Page 65: ...e 99 E38 E38 Outdoor air temperature sensor anomaly Tho A Sensor wire breakage 100 E39 E39 1 Discharge pipe temperature sensor anomaly Tho D1 Sensor wire breakage 101 E40 E40 High pressure anomaly 63H1 1 activated System error 102 E41 E51 E41 E51 1 Power transister overheat System error 103 E42 E42 1 Current cut CM1 System error 104 E43 E43 1 E43 2 Excessive number of indoor units connected excess...

Page 66: ...fumidifying or heating operation from remote control Note 1 Outdoor 35ºC Indoor 27ºCDB 19ºCWB It is normal This unit is designed to start in the soft start mode by detecting the compressor under dome temperature when it restart after power reset It is necessary to replace to higher capacity unit or to install additional unit Compressor refrigerant oil protective control at starting is activated Fo...

Page 67: ... heating operation from remote control Note 1 Outdoor 7ºC Indoor 20ºC It is normal This unit is designed to start in the soft start mode by detecting the compressor under dome temperature when it restart after power reset It is necessary to replace to higher capacity unit or to install additional unit Compressor refrigerant oil protective control at starting is activated For the contents of contro...

Page 68: ...ation resistance may drop to a few MkΩ because of refrigerant migrated in the compressor When the earth leakage breaker is activated at lower insulation resistance check the following points 6 hours after power ON check if the insulation resistance recovers to normal When power ON crankcase heater heat up compressor and evaporates the refrigerant migrated in the compressor Check if the earth leaka...

Page 69: ...e looseness Prevent the vibration from transmitting to wall and etc by fixing pipes on the wall tightly or wrapping rubber cushion around the pipe which goes through the hole in the wall or applying other appropriate means Strength of ceiling wall floo etc may be insufficient Review the installation place or apply reinforcement to increase the strength Check for leaning of installed unit or incorr...

Page 70: ... likely to occur particularly during cooling or defrost operation in the heating mode It is normal The noise vibration occurs when the refrigerant starts or stops flowing It is normal When the defrost operation starts or stops during heating mode the refrigerant flow is reversed due to switching 4 way valve This causes a large change in pressure wich produces a blowing sound It may also accompany ...

Page 71: ... Intrusion of air nitrogen etc In such case it is necessary to recover refrigerant vacuum dry and recharge refrigerant Since there could be many causes of noise vibration the above may not cover all In such case check the conditions when where how the noise vibration occurs according to following check points and ask our consultation Indoor outdoor unit Cooling heating fan mode Startup stop during...

Page 72: ...g YES Does the louver link press LS till crick sound can be heard NO NO YES In cases of FDTW FDTS and FDTQ Does the louver operate when power on Notes 1 LM Louver motor 2 LS Limit switch YES NO NO NO NO YES Operate after waiting for more than 1 minute It is normal if LM can be stopped by pressing LS two times In cases of FDT FDTC FDE and FDK Check the remote control whether it is fixed free flow s...

Page 73: ...een of CnW0 OK Is DC5V detected between of CnW2 Is power source to FM LM and etc OK Note 1 FDT and FDTC series F200 F201 Other than FDT and FDTC Fuse between wires 1 2 3 4 Other than FDT and FDTC series FDT and FDTC series Is DC18V or higher detected between Red Red CnW2 at the transformer secondary side Outdoor noise filter PCB anomaly Replace it Wrong wiring or broken wires between outdoor and i...

Page 74: ...rmer secondary side Is DC18V detected between of CNW2 Disconnect the remote control wires NO Is DC15V or higher detected between X Y of indoor unit terminal block Other than FDT and FDTC Series FDT and FDTC Series YES YES YES YES NO NO YES NO NO Correct it Replace wires Replace remote control Indoor unit power PCB anomaly Replace it Indoor unit control PCB anomaly Replace it Replace transformer In...

Page 75: ...oise filter PCB Connect wires correctly Indoor unit control PCB anomaly Replace it Indoor outdoor unit control PCB anomaly Replace it Remote control anomaly Replace it Breakage of connecting wires of remote control Replace it Correct the connecting wires between indoor and outdoor units Outdoor unit control PCB anomaly Replace it Breakage of connecting wire Noise Indoor unit control PCB anomaly Re...

Page 76: ...Isn t there any short circuit between phases of noise filter Isn t there any crack or damage on power transistor module or diode stack Isn t there any anomaly on reactor Replace noise filter Replace reactor Replace inverter PCB Replace fuse 2 Error detection method 3 Condition of error displayed 4 Presumable cause Fuse blown Noise filter anomaly Anomalous connection of wire between PCBs Indoor uni...

Page 77: ...indoor unit control PCB OK Is AC18V or higher is detected between Red Red at secondary side of indoor unit transformer 1 Is DC10 11V between X Y at indoor unit control PCB side when removing remote control Note 1 except FDT and FDTC Fuse blown Replace fuse Transformer anomaly Remote control wire short circuited Remote control anomaly Indoor unit control PCB anomaly Remote control anomaly Breakage ...

Page 78: ...L3 L3 L1 respectively at outdoor unit terminal block Is AC220 240V detected between L N at indoor unit teminal block NO NO NO NO NO YES YES YES YES YES YES A WAIT Refer next page Indoor unit control PCB anomaly Replace it Indoor unit control PCB anomaly Replace it Remote control anomaly Replace it Breakage of connecting wires of remote control Replace it Correct the connecting wires between indoor...

Page 79: ...K Is there any anomaly on outdoor fan motor Once turn OFF the breaker and turn ON it again at 3 minute after power OFF Does it become normal Check inverter before replacement of 52C NO NO NO NO NO NO YES YES YES YES YES YES A B Normal Malfunction by temporary noise Refer next page Replace noise filter Connect the connecting wire properly Correct connection In case of breakage of wire replace it Ou...

Page 80: ...use Replace electrolytic capacitor Replace reactor Isn t there any short circuit between phases at input terminal of inverter PCB Isn t there any crack or damage on power transistor module or diode stack Isn t there any anomaly on reactor Isn t there any anomaly on electrolytic capacitor YES YES YES YES YES NO NO NO NO NO B 2 Error detection method 3 Condition of error displayed 4 Presumable cause...

Page 81: ...X Y detected at remote control terminal Is DC10V or higher between X Y wires detected when removing remote control Are connecting wires between indoor and outdoor units connected properly Remote control anomaly Remote control anomaly Correct connecting wire Indoor unit control PCB anomaly 2 Error detection method 3 Condition of error displayed 4 Presumable cause Fuse blown Noise filter anomaly Ano...

Page 82: ...te 2 Does the remote control displays Internal check ON even after 3 minutes Reset power source 2 1 NO Malfunction by temporary noise Check peripheral environment Indoor unit control PCB anomaly Replace it Remote control anomaly Replace it 2 Error detection method When normal communication between remote control and indoor unit is interrupted for more than 2 minutes Detectable only with the remote...

Page 83: ...ce is reset addresses will not be confirmed YES NO YES NO YES NO Review number of connected units Correct indoor unit address setting Implement test run Replace indoor unit control PCB Before replacement confirm whether the rotary switch for address setting is not damaged It was experienced that No 5 on rotary switch was not recognized 2 Error detection method More than 129 indoor units are connec...

Page 84: ...cases check signal wires between indoor outdoor units locally YES Is the outdoor unit address set on the indoor unit OK YES Is the LED on indoor unit control PCB OK YES Is protective fuse for the Superlink circuit blown NO Does E3 E5 occurs YES NO NO NO YES YES NO NO Temporary malfunction by noise Identify the source of noise and correct it Change to spare circuit Indoor unit control PCB anomaly R...

Page 85: ...kage of signal wires between indoor and outdoor units YES NO YES NO YES NO In case that indoor unit red LED flashes 2 times Repair signal wires Repair signal wires Go to the diagnosis of WAIT 1 Unit is normal Malfunction by temporary noise etc Outdoor unit control PCB anomaly Network communicaion circuit anomaly Replace it Unit is normal Malfunction by temporary noise etc 2 Error detection method ...

Page 86: ...racreristics of indoor unit heat exchanger temperature sensor Thi R1 R2 R3 5kΩ at 25ºC Temperature ºC Insert the connector securely Replace sensor Thi R Replace indoor unit control PCB 2 Error detection method Detection of anomalously low temperature resistance of Thi R1 R2 R3 3 Condition of error displayed If 50ºC or lower is detected for 5 seconds continuously compressor stops After 3 minutes de...

Page 87: ... to prove any poor connection 15 10 5 0 10 30 40 20 50 Temperature sensor resistance kΩ Temperature C 5kΩ at 25 C Insert the connector securely Replace sensor Thi A Replace indoor unit control PCB 2 Error detection method Detection of anomalously low temperature resistance of Thi A 3 Condition of error displayed If 50 C or lower is detected for 5 seconds continuously compressor stops After 3 minut...

Page 88: ...p OK NO YES NO YES NO NO Check float switch Check the connection of CnI If it is loose connect it securely Replace indoor unit control PCB Check option equipment Correct setting to Humidifier drain pump motor interlock Indoor unit control PCB anomaly Replace it Check the wiring of drain pump motor Correct it Check drain pump motor 2 Error detection method Float switch is activated 3 Condition of e...

Page 89: ...pplicable model 5 Troubleshooting All models Diagnosis Countermeasure Aren t more than 17 indoor units connected to one remote control NO YES Remote control anomaly Replace it Reduce to 16 or less units 2 Error detection method When it detects more than 17 of indoor units connected to one remote contorl 3 Condition of error displayed Same as above 4 Presumable cause Excessive number of indoor unit...

Page 90: ...displayed Same as above 4 Presumable cause Mistake in address setting for indoor unit Note Address setting method list Figures in are for Previous Superlink models Models for new Superlink protocol Models for Previous Superlink protocol Indoor unit address setting Outdoor unit address setting Indoor unit address setting Outdoor unit address setting IndoorunitNo switch OutdoorunitNo switch Outdooru...

Page 91: ...Replace the fan motor Check power source voltage Replace fan motor and power PCB Replace fan motor If the anomaly persists after replacing the fan motor replace the indoor unit control PCB Malfunction by temporary noise 2 Error detection method Detected by revolution speed of indoor fan motor 3 Condition of error displayed When actual revolution speed of indoor fan motor drops to lower than 200min...

Page 92: ...matter Replace fan motor Replace fan motor and power PCB Replace fan motor If this anomaly persists after replacing the fan motor replace indoor unit control PCB Malfunction by temporary noise 2 Error detection method Detected by revolution speed of indoor fan motor 3 Condition of error displayed When actual revolution speed of indoor fan motor drops to lower than 200min 1 for 30 seconds continuou...

Page 93: ...yed Same as above 4 Presumable cause Mistake in SW7 1 setting Due to forgetting to turn OFF SW7 1 after indoor unit operation check Note Indoor unit operation check drain pump check mode If the power is ON after SW7 1ON indoor unit operation check drain pump check mode can be established 1 When the communication between remote control and indoor unit PCB is established 15 seconds after power ON it...

Page 94: ...if this anomaly occurs again within 60 minutes after the initial detection 4 Presumable cause Anomalous connection of remote control temperature sensor Remote control temperature sensor anomaly Remote control PCB anomaly Note After 10 seconds has elapsed since remote control temperature sensor was switched from invalid to valid E28 will not be displayed even if the sensor harness is disconnected o...

Page 95: ... and outdoor units correctly YES NO Is the voltage between L1 N at the terminal block on indoor unit AC220 240V NO Is the voltage between L1 L2 L2 L3 and L3 L1 at the terminal brock on outdoor unit AC380 415V respectively YES YES NO Correct the wiring Replace outdoor unit control PCB Disconnection or breakage of wire between indoor and outdoor unit Replace indoor unit PCB 2 Error detection method ...

Page 96: ... address setting is not damaged It was experienced that No 5 on rotary switch was not recognized 2 Error detection method When the microcomputer of outdoor unit control PCB recognizes the dupplicated address No by scanning all adresses of outdoor units in the same Superlink system 3 Condition of error displayed When duplicated outdoor unit address No exists in the same Superlink system 4 Presumabl...

Page 97: ... occurs immediately after the power on or during operation or stopping It will be useful to persuade the customer why an improvement of power source is required by showing these data Propose an improvement to the customer Check it as much as possible under the operating conditions for 30 minutes before error occurred Replace outdoor unit control PCB Wait and see without taking any action 2 Error d...

Page 98: ...eakage Insert connector securely Check if the characteristics are correct by referring the characteristics chart of E39 And if necessary replace the discharge pipe temperature sensor Check it as much as possible under the operating conditions for 30 minutes before error occurred Wait and see Continue to obtain data if possible Keep connecting the Mente PC Replace outdoor unit control PCB Replace t...

Page 99: ... outdoor fan rotates Save data for 30 minutes before stopping in Mente PC Is the characteristics of Tho C1 OK NO NO NO NO NO NO NO YES YES YES YES YES YES YES Check and save the data of operating condition Check the ROM version Confirmation of SV1 operation Correct the connection of refrigerant piping and or signal wiring properly Adjust refrigerant amount properly Replace SV1 Replace the coil of ...

Page 100: ... data of operating conditions Check the conditions whether it occurs immediately after the power on or during operation or stopping Check the sensed value Compare the temperature on Mente PC with actual measured value Insert the connector securely Replace sensor Tho SC Tho H Tho R Replace outdoor unit control PCB 2 Error detection method Detection of anomalously low temperature resistance of Tho R...

Page 101: ...iately after the power on or during operation or stopping Check the sensed value Compare the temperature on Mente PC with actual measured value Insert the connector securely Replace sensor Tho A Replace outdoor unit control PCB 2 Error detection method Detection of anomalously low temperature resistance of Tho A 3 Condition of error displayed If 30 C or lower is detected for 5 seconds continuously...

Page 102: ...condition Check the conditions whether it occurs immediately after the power on or during operation or stopping Check the sensed value Compare the temperature on Mente PC with actual measured value Insert the connector securely Replace sensor Tho D1 Replace outdoor unit control PCB 2 Error detection method Detection of anomalously low temperature resistance of Tho D1 3 Condition of error displayed...

Page 103: ...lf according to the troubleshooting procedure of E54 after retarting operation If the high pressure sensor PSH fails replace it If the connector is disconnected or the harness is broken correct it Also check whether the high pressure switch is properly mounted or not Open operation valve Check it as much as possible under the operating conditions for 30 minutes before error occurred Replace outdoo...

Page 104: ... Continue to obain data if possible Keep connecting the Mente PC If the cooling fan does not run in spite of the operation ON range check the voltage at the connector of cooling fan If the 220 240V is detected repalce cooling fan motor If 0V is detected replace outdoor unit control PCB After checking the loose connection of connetor or breakage of harness replace inverter PCB Connect the connector...

Page 105: ...ator If necessary replace the capillary tube and strainer as well Repair it according to the troubleshooting of E48 Replace inverter PCB or outdoor fan motor Check it as much as possible under the operating conditions for 30 minutes before error occurred Wait and see Continue to obain data if possible Keep connecting the Mente PC Replace power transistor module Replace inverter PCB Replace power t...

Page 106: ...ted indoor units exceeds the limitation if tentative operation is required turn ON the DIP switch SW5 4 on the outdoor unit control PCB However since this tentative solution could cause trouble be sure to correct it as soon as possible Signal wire may be connected to other outdoor unit system Correct the signal wire Correct addresses Either one of addresses is wrong If the address corrected by rot...

Page 107: ... ON OFF OFF OFF Check and save the data of operating conditions Replace inverter PCB or outdoor fan motor Check it as much as possible under the operating conditions for 30 minutes before error occurred Wait and see Continue to obain data if possible Keep connecting the Mente PC Check whether the harness is broken Check whether the connector is loose If there is problem correct it Disconnect the h...

Page 108: ...en because it is judged that the power rest is not done after changing address Correct signal line In case of automatic address setting signal line cannot be connected to other outdoor unit system Test run Replace outdoor unit control PCB Rotary switch anomaly Before replacement please confirm whethe the rotary switch for address setting is not damaged It was experienced that No 5 on rotary switch...

Page 109: ...ave the data of operating conditions Replace fan motor Replace inverter PCB or fan motor Check it as much as possible under the operating conditions for 30 minutes before error occurred Wait and see Continue to obain data if possible Keep connecting the Mente PC Replace fan motor Replace outdoor unit control PCB 2 Error detection method If 400min 1 or lower of the fan rotation command and the stat...

Page 110: ... the panel of the unit Check whether the service valves are open Correct the connection of low pressure sensor connector Replace low pressure sensor Replace outdoor umit control PCB Correct the connection of temperature sensor connector of heat exchanger Replace temperature sensor of heat exchanger at evaporator side Replace control PCB at evaporator side Replace EEV coil Replace EEV main body or ...

Page 111: ...usly within 2 minutes to 2 minutes 20 seconds after compressor ON compressor stops When the compressor is restarted automatically after 3 minutes delay if this anomaly occurs 3 times within 40 minutes 4 Presumable cause Broken thermistor harness or the internal wire of sensing section Check the molded section as well Disconnection of thermistor harness connection connector Outdoor unit control PCB...

Page 112: ...Output voltage V Output voltage V Check and save the data of operating conditions Check the conditions whether it occurs immediately after the power on or during operation or stopping Check the sensed value Insert the connector securely and restart operation Temporary malfunction by noise Correct if the source of noise is specified Replace sensor PSH PSL Replace outdoor unit control PCB 2 Error de...

Page 113: ...n Check the conditions whether it occurs immediately after the power on or during operation or stopping Check the sensed value Compare the temperature of Mente PC data with actual measured value Insert the connector securely Replace power transistor temperature sensor Tho P1 Replace outdoor unit control PCB 2 Error detection method Detection of anomalously low temperature resistance of Tho P1 3 Co...

Page 114: ...of operating condition Refrigerant might be migrated in the refrigerant oil in the compressor Wait for about one hour under the condition of power ON and start again Turn the on crankcase heater ON and evaporate the liquid refrigerant migrated in the compressor The model setting could be wrong Check the DIP switch for model setting on the outdoor control PCB 2 Error detection method E58 is display...

Page 115: ...tage and correct it Check the version No of software Is it latest Check whether the solenoid valve SV6 at the exit of oil separator is open during compressor stopping Is the pressure equalized Replace the cable If there is a problem on the terminal of compressor replace the compressor Check the Model Wait and see Replace compressor Replace inverter PCB or power transistor module Check 15V on the o...

Page 116: ...ions for 30 minutes before error occurred Correct it according to the troubleshooting procedure of E59 Correct it according to the troubleshooting procedure of E42 Replace compressor Check the insulation resistance and coil resistance of compressor If necessary replace compressor Replace compressor Temporary malfunction by noise 2 Error detection method Detection of the compressor rotor position 3...

Page 117: ...g in Mente PC NO NO YES Check and save the data of operating conditions Check the conditions whether it occurs immediately after the power on or during operation Replace remote control PCB Replace indoor unit control PCB Check the cause of emergency stop It is better to have the data for 30 minutes before stopping when instructing the installer 2 Error detection method When ON signal is inputted t...

Page 118: ...nsertion The PCB will be destroyed if a mistake is made in putting CNA2 brown and CNQ3 yellow CNA2 CNQ3 LED3 Green LED1 Red CNA2 2 CN 2 CNS1 CNS2 CNG1 CNG2 CNX1 CNU1 CNF2 CNF1 CNP1 Precautions for Safety Since the following precaution is the important contents for safety be sure to observe them WARNING and CAUTION are described as follows Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which will resu...

Page 119: ... 118 18 KX SM 292 Appearance of the controller PCB voltage measurement point between F1 DS1 Target PCB Fan motor voltage measurement point between L63 L64 Fig 1 Voltage measurement points ...

Page 120: ...el All models all OFF OFF OFF ON OFF Precautions for Safety Since the following precaution is the important contents for safety be sure to observe them WARNING and CAUTION are described as follows Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which will result in death or serious injury if proper safety procedures and instructions are not adhered to Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which ...

Page 121: ...the inverter PCB of P N U V and W beforehand Then tighten the harness snubber capacitor and the power transistor with the screw together Connect snubber capacitor with P and N Installation method to power transistor Fig 1 Voltage Measurement Points Terminal Inverter PCB Connection binder Snubber capacitor Harness Power transistor Metallic pillar PCB PCB voltage measurement point PCB voltage measur...

Page 122: ...onnector Connector Function Color Connector Function Color CNEEV1 Heating EEV EEVH Red CNF2 Sub cooling coil temperature sensor Tho H Green Green CNEEV2 Sub cooling coil EEV EEVSC Blue CNP1 Power transistor temperature sensor Tho P1 Yellow CNA2 Power fan motor Brown CNL1 High pressure sensor PSH Blue CNFAN1 Fan motor 1 FMo1 White White CNL2 Low pressure sensor PSL White CNFAN2 Fan motor 2 FMo2 CNS...

Page 123: ...ternal input Level Pulse See table 1 Level Normal KXR See table 3 Normal As per voltage Erase Erase Write Spare Spare Spare Model selection Spare Spare Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Keep OFF Keep OFF Heating Normal New SL Auto Keep OFF Keep OFF Keep OFF Keep OFF Keep OFF Keep OFF Keep OFF Keep OFF Reserved Keep OFF Keep OFF Keep OFF Spare New SL Previous SL Normal Normal Test run Re...

Page 124: ...le J11 12 Power source voltage switching J13 External input switching level pulse J14 Spare J15 Defrost operation start temperature selection normal cold region LED1 Inspection Red LED1 INV Normal Yellow Flashing LED2 Normal Green LED3 Service Green L1 L3 DC reactor PSH High pressure sensor PSL Low pressure sensor PWB1 3 PCB R1 4 Rush current suppression resistor SV1 Solenoid valve fluid return SV...

Page 125: ... CNF1 CNB2 CNTH CNEEV2 CNEEV1 Tho R1 Tho D1 Tho S Tho A Tho R2 Tho SC Tho H Tho C1 Tho P1 WH WH BK 52X2 CNM1 RD BK WH YE YE RD WH WH 1 2 7 3 4 5 6 8 SW6 CH1 CM Compressor motor CNA Z1 Connector CT1 Current sensor C1 2 Electrolytic capacitor DM Diode module EEVH EEVSC FMo1 2 Blower motor F1 Fuse IPM Spare LED1 LED2 LED3 DC reactor PSH PSL Low pressure sensor PCB R1 4 Rush current suppression resist...

Page 126: ...epping motor for electronic expansion valve Stepping motor for electronic expansion valve To next unit by turn Strainer Strainer Strainer Strainer Strainer Sub cooling coil Sub cooling coil Temperature sensor Outlet Thi R3 Temperature sensor Return air Thi A Tho SC EEVSC Tho C1 Tho D1 63H1 1 PSH SV1 Temperature sensor Inlet Thi R2 Temperature sensor Outlet Thi R3 Temperature sensor Return air Thi ...

Page 127: ...ure sensor Outlet Thi R3 Temperature sensor Return air Thi A Temperature sensor Inlet Thi R2 Temperature sensor Heat exchanger Thi R1 Temperature sensor Heat exchanger Thi R1 Oil separator Outdoor unit Strainer Strainer Receiver Sub cooling coil Fusible plug Capillary tube Discharge pipe temperature sensor PSL Low pressure sensor THo S High pressure switch Check joint High pressure sensor Capillar...

Page 128: ...he compressor before closing valve and disconnecting refrigerant pipes in case of pump down operation If disconnecting refrigerant pipes in state of opening service valves before compressor stopping you may incur frost bite or injury from an abrupt refrigerant outflow and air can be sucked which can cause burst or personal injury due to anomalously high pressure in the refrigerant circuit Ensure t...

Page 129: ...arts which are not contained in the package will be required for installation As for refrigerant pipe distribution parts we offer branching pipe sets Model type DIS and header sets Model type HEAD as parts used on the indoor side of piping Please select one suiting your application In selecting distribution parts please also refer to 4 REFRIGERANT PIPING If you are not sure which parts to select p...

Page 130: ... and size Select according to the guide for pipe size selection This product uses R410A Since in case of pipes in the size of ø19 05 or more materials of O thickness larger than the minimum thickness When a pipe is branched make sure to use our branching set or header set When setting branching pipes take care of the mounting direction and consult carefully with the instruction manual Regarding th...

Page 131: ...ed the size of main pipe Section A in Fig 1 Total capacity of indoor units Less than 70 70 180 180 371 371 540 Gas pipe ø12 7 t1 0 ø15 88 t1 0 ø19 05 t1 0 1 ø25 4 ø22 22 t1 0 Liquid pipe ø 9 52 t0 8 ø12 7 t0 8 ø15 88 t1 0 For ø19 05 or larger use C1220T 1 2H material Total capacity at downstream Less than 180 180 371 371 540 Branch pipe set DIS 22 1G DIS 180 1G DIS 371 1G c Between branching at in...

Page 132: ...l valves to the piping In anchoring piping on the installation site give 1 5m or a longer distance between an outdoor unit and an anchoring point where the piping is secured as illustrated below A failure to observe this instruction may result in a pipe fracture depending on a method of isolating vibrations employed The pipe should be anchored every 1 5m or less to isolate the vibration H Flare nu...

Page 133: ... time Blazing must be performed under a nitrogen gas flow Without nitrogen gas a large quantity of foreign matters oxidized film are created causing a critical failure from capillary tube or expansion valve clogging Give sufficient protections compressed and brazed or with an adhesive tape so that water or foreign matters may not enter the piping Perform flushing To flush the piping charge nitroge...

Page 134: ...sed on the piping length in the refrigerant quantity list provided on the back of service panel 4 5 Heat insulation and moisture condensation proof Refrigerant pipe size Additional charge quantity kg m ø15 88 0 17 ø12 7 0 11 ø9 52 0 054 ø6 35 0 022 Remark 6 6 5 Drainage Drain elbow 1 pc Drain grommet 3 pcs Commercial general purpose hard polycarbonate pipe VP16 Where water drained from the outdoor...

Page 135: ... cables together outside the unit Laying them together can result in malfunctioning or a failure of the unit due to electric noises i Power cables and signaling lines must always be connected to the terminal block and secured by cable fastening clamps provided in the unit j Fasten cables so that they may not touch the piping etc k When cables are connected please make sure that all electrical comp...

Page 136: ...d resistance value 5 100 Number of connected units When units of FD A KXE4 and 5 Series only are connected Standard resistance value 9 200 Number of connected units When units of FD KXE6 Series FD KXZE1 series and units of FD A KXE4 and 5 Series are connected in a mixture Standard resistance value 46 000 Number of connected FD A KXE4 and 5 Series units x 5 Number of connected FD KXE6 and KXZ Serie...

Page 137: ... In Case 2 automatic address setting is not available Set addresses manually A1 B1 A2 B2 ＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡ A1 B1 A2 B2 A1 B1 A2 B2 A1 B1 A2 B2 ＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡ A1 B1 A2 B2 A1 B1 A2 B2 A1 B1 A2 B2 ＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡ A1 B1 A2 B2 A1 B1 A2 B2 A1 B1 A2 B2 ＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡＢＡ A1 B1 A2 B2 A1 B1 A2 B2 Summary of address setting methods figures in should be used with previous SL Do no...

Page 138: ...art flickering STEP3 Automatic address setting completion check Indoor unit address determination When the indoor unit addresses are all set the 7 segment display panel indication will switch to AUE and start flickering If an error is detected in this process the display will show A Check the 7 segment display panel of each outdoor unit Depending on the number of connected indoor units it may take...

Page 139: ... setting is completed When addresses are set be sure to perform a test run and ensure that you can operate all indoor and outdoor units normally Also check the addresses assigned to the indoor units OFF OFF indoor000 outdoor 49 factory setting 01 02 Ex Disconnect each outdoor unit STEP1 STEP2 STEP3 STEP4 Indoor unit 00 01 Indoor unit 01 01 Indoor unit 02 01 Indoor unit 00 04 Indoor unit 01 04 Indo...

Page 140: ...tted SET COMPLETE will be indicated Then the remote control display will change to the normal state If you want to end the session without reflecting new address settings Before you complete the present address setting session press the ON OFF switch Then the display is change to exit from this mode and switch the display to the normal state All address settings changed in the session will be abor...

Page 141: ...A04 Contents of a display Please check Contents of a display Cause Code E2 E3 E11 E12 E31 E46 Duplicating indoor unit address Incorrect pairing of indoor outdoor units Incorrect adderess setting of indoor units Address setting for plural remote controllers Incorrect setting Duplicating outdoor unit address Incorrect manual address setting Indoor unit address is set from plural remote controls Plur...

Page 142: ...ling mode set P08 at 2 and SW3 7 at ON 2 In the energy saving mode the capacity restriction becomes effective even if no signals are input at external input terminals 1 Valid invalid is changed depending on outdoor temperature 2 It is always Valid regardless of outdoor temperature SW setting on PCB SW5 5 J13 Closed Factory default J13 Open J14 Closed Factory default J14 Open J15 Closed Factory def...

Page 143: ...he like should be returned to their original state and wiring route and the necessary clearance from all metal parts should be secured 2 Method of starting a test run for a cooling operation from an outdoor unit please operate a remote control unit according to the following steps a Start of a cooling test run Operate the unit by pressing the START STOP button Select the COOLING mode with the MODE...

Page 144: ... operation OFF ON to start the check operation It takes normally about 15 30 minutes from the start to the end of check operation Max 80 minutes b Termination of check operation and result display As the check operation terminates the system stops automatically and displays the result on the 7 segment indicator Normal termination CHO End is shown on the 7 segment indicator Return SW3 5 to OFF sett...

Page 145: ...d band as shown by Fig 2 Table Parts used for the connecting pipe assembly Table Length and specification of straight pipe Procured in the field Be sure to use pipes of 1 2H material and wall thickness above 1mm Pressure resistance of O type pipe is not enough Name Accessory pipe Heat insulating material Band Straight pipe Straight pipe Elbow No 1 2 3 4 5 6 Quantity 1 1 2 1 1 or 0 1 or 0 Remark Ac...

Page 146: ...cured in the field Braze the refrigerant pipe here Connection example of refrigerant pipe B Forward connection Procured in the field 70 120 mm Accessory pipe Straight pipe Procured in the field 125 mm or more Elbow procured in the field Braze the refrigerant pipe here Connection example of refrigerant pipe Rightward connection Straight pipe Procured in the field 70 120 mm Accessory pipe Straight p...

Page 147: ...2 22 IDφ12 7 IDφ19 05 IDφ15 88 IDφ12 7 DOS 3A 3 Branch pipe 1 Branch pipe 2 Branch pipe 1 Branch pipe 2 618 673 218 IDφ25 4 IDφ28 58 IDφ31 75 IDφ28 58 IDφ38 1 IDφ38 1 344 479 125 IDφ12 7 IDφ22 22 IDφ12 7 IDφ19 05 IDφ15 88 IDφ12 7 534 774 164 IDφ22 22 IDφ19 05 IDφ15 58 IDφ12 7 IDφ12 7 IDφ9 52 IDφ19 05 458 563 220 IDφ31 75 IDφ28 58 IDφ38 1 IDφ28 58 IDφ25 4 IDφ28 58 IDφ25 4 This manual describes the ...

Page 148: ...pipe set or a different diameter joint with a pipe cutter to make it fit for a selected pipe size before application Attention In cutting pipes always use a pipe cutter Remove burrs from a cut end when you cut a pipe In doing so keep a cut end downward so that no chips or burrs may enter the pipe Take utmost care so that no foreign matter such as dust or water may enter piping during installation ...

Page 149: ...wever select DIS 22 1G Even if the capacity of connected indoor units reaches 180 or higher select DIS 22 1G Total capacity downstream Branching pipe set model type less than 180 DIS 22 1G 180 or higher less than 371 DIS 180 1G 371 or higher less than 540 DIS 371 1G 540 or more DIS 540 3 Attention Use a pipe conforming to a pipe size specified for indoor unit connection for the section between an ...

Page 150: ...112 224 36 80 56 160 45 28 56 140 1394 DIS 540 3 Branch pipe 2 Combined total capacity of indoor units connected downstream 140 160 90 45 112 224 36 80 56 160 45 28 56 140 1372 DIS 540 3 Branch pipe 3 Combined total capacity of indoor units connected downstream 112 224 36 80 56 160 45 28 56 140 937 DIS 540 3 Branch pipe 4 Combined total capacity of indoor units connected downstream 224 36 80 56 16...

Page 151: ...ng screws mark and remove it 4 Remove welded part of 4 way valve by welding mark 4 To remove the high pressure sensor PSH 1 Remove the service panel See No 1 2 Disconnect the PSH connector CNLx on PCB in control box 3 Turn PSH to the left and remove it Double spanners are needed 5 To remove the electronic expansion valve EEV 1 Remove the service panel See No 1 2 Disconnect the EEV connector CNEEVx...

Page 152: ...ﬀ 6 control PCB ﬁxing locking support and remove it mark Pic 4 Remove 5 plate ﬁxing screws and open it mark Pic 5 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors of inverter PCB Pic 6 Take oﬀ 9 inverter PCB ﬁxing locking support and remove it mark Pic 11 To remove the printed circuit board PCB Hinge control type 1 Remove the service panel 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors of control PCB Pic 3 Take oﬀ 5 co...

Page 153: ... oﬀ all the inserted connectors 3 Take oﬀ 6 ﬁxing hooks and remove it 3 To remove the impeller and motor FM 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 4 To remove the drain pan 2 Disconnect the motor connector CNMx on PCB in control box 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 3 Remove 5 bellmouth ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors 4 Remove the impeller ﬁxing nut a...

Page 154: ...d remove it mark 3 Remove 3 heat exchanger assembly ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 8 To remove the Electronic Expansion Valve EEV 1 Remove the heat exchanger assembly See No 7 2 Remove the coil of EEV by pull out on the top 3 Remove welded part of EEV by welding mark PROCEDURE PICTURES EEV Coil of EEV General view Pipe lid ...

Page 155: ...it mark Control PCB 4 Take oﬀ 4 control PCB ﬁxing locking supports and remove it mark 3 To remove the impeller and motor FM 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 4 To remove the drain pan 2 Disconnect the motor connector CNMx in the middle of wiring 1 Remove 2 plate ﬁxing screws and remove it 3 Remove 4 bellmouth ﬁxing screws and remove it mark mark 4 Remove the impeller ﬁxing nut and remove it...

Page 156: ...remove it mark 3 Remove 3 heat exchanger assembly ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 8 To remove the Electronic Expansion Valve EEV 1 Remove the heat exchanger assembly See No 7 2 Remove the coil of EEV by pull out on the top 3 Remove welded part of EEV by welding mark PROCEDURE PICTURES EEV Coil of EEV General view Pipe lid ...

Page 157: ...s and remove it 2 To remove the printed circuit board PCB 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors Control PCB 3 Take oﬀ 4 control PCB ﬁxing locking supports and remove it mark Power PCB 4 Take oﬀ 4 power PCB ﬁxing locking supports and remove it mark 3 To remove the control box 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors 3 Re...

Page 158: ...rain pan See No 5 2 Pull out the temperature sensor Thi R1 from the sensor holder 8 To remove the heat exchanger assembly 1 Remove the drain pan See No 5 2 Remove 2 pipe lid ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 3 Remove 3 heat exchanger assembly ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 9 To remove the Electronic Expansion Valve EEV 1 Remove the heat exchanger assembly See No 8 2 Remove the coil of EEV by pull o...

Page 159: ...ol box See No 1 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors 3 Remove 3 control box ﬁxing screws and remve it 4 Pull out the contorl box 3 To remove the printed circuit board PCB 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 2 Remove control box See No 2 3 Take oﬀ 6 PCB ﬁxing locking supports and remove it 4 To remove the drain pan 1 Remove 2 plate ﬁxing screws and remove it right anf left 2 Pull out the cont...

Page 160: ...nnect the Tho R1 connector CNNx on PCB in control box 3 Remove the drain pan See No 4 4 Pull out the temperature sensor Thi R1 from the sensor holder 10 To remove the heat exchanger assembly 1 Remove the drain pan See No 3 2 Remove 3 pipe lid ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 3 Remove 4 heat exchanger assy ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 11 To remove the Electronic Expansion Valve EEV 1 Remove the h...

Page 161: ...the lid of control box See No 1 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors 3 Remove 2 control box ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 3 To remove the drain pan 1 Remove 10 drain pan ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 4 To remove the printed circuit board PCB 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors Control PCB 3 Take oﬀ 4 control PCB ﬁxing locking supports and remove it m...

Page 162: ...No 1 2 Disconnect the Tho R1 connector CNNx on PCB in control box 3 Remove the drain pan See No 3 4 Pull out the temperature sensor Thi R1 from the sensor holder 9 To remove the heat exchanger assembly 1 Remove the drain pan See No 3 2 Remove 4 pipe lid ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 3 Remove 4 heat exchanger assy ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 10 To remove the electronic expansion Valve EEV 1 R...

Page 163: ...supports mark and remove it Power PCB 4 Take oﬀ 6 power PCB ﬁxing locking supports mark and remove it 3 To remove the bottom panel B 1 Remove 18 panel ﬁxing screws and remove it 5 To remove the motor PCB 4 To remove the impellers and motors FM 1 Remove the lid of control box 1 o N e e S 1 o N e e S x o b l o r t n o c f o d i l e h t e v o m e R 1 B l e n a p m o t t o b e h t e v o m e R 2 3 o N ...

Page 164: ...Remove the bottom panel B See No 3 2 Remove 22 bottom panel F ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 3 Remove 2 drain pan ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 4 Remove 4 heat exchanger assy ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 9 To remove the Electronic Expansion Valve EEV 1 Remove the heat exchanger assembly See No 8 2 Remove the coil of EEV by pull out on the top 3 Remove welded part of EEV by welding mark 10 To...

Page 165: ...he printed circuit board PCB 1 Remove 2 lid ﬁxing screws and 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 s r o t c e n n o c d e t r e s n i e h t l l a f f o l l u P 2 t i e v o m e r Control PCB 3 To remove the bottom panel B 3 Take oﬀ 4 control PCB ﬁxing locking supports and remove it mark 1 Remove 12 panel ﬁxing screws Power PCB 4 t i e v o m e r d n a Take oﬀ 4 power PCB ﬁxing locking supports a...

Page 166: ...ol box 3 Disconnect the ﬂoat switch connector CNI on PCB in control box 4 Remove 4 drain pump assembly ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 5 Pull a hose to the arrow direction and remove it 6 Remove 3 drain pump ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 7 Remove the ﬂoat switch ﬁxing screw and remove it mark 9 To remove the electronic expansion Valve EEV 1 Remove the heat exchanger assembly See No 7 2 Remove th...

Page 167: ...lid of control box See No 1 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors 3 Take oﬀ 6 control PCB ﬁxing locking supports and remove it 3 To remove the bottom panel B and bottom panel F 1 Remove 12 bottom panel panel B ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 2 Remove 10 bottom panel panel F ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 4 To remove the drain pan 1 Remove the bottom panel B and bottom panel F See No 3 2 Pull out ...

Page 168: ...ws and remove it mark 8 To remove the Electronic Expansion Valve EEV 1 Remove the heat exchanger assembly See No 9 2 Remove the coil of EEV by pull out on the top 3 Remove welded part of EEV by welding mark 8 To remove the running capacitor of fan motor 1 Remove the running capacitor ﬁxing screw and remove it PROCEDURE PICTURES Pipe lid Running Capacitor EEV Coil of EEV Genaral view ...

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Page 173: ...ire ﬁxing screws mark 3 Remove 4 air inlet grille ﬁxing screws mark 2 To remove the lid of control box 1 To remove air inlet grille See No 1 2 Remove 2 wire ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 3 Remove 2 lid ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 3 To remove the control box 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 2 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors 3 Remove 2 control box ﬁxing screws and remve it mark 4 P...

Page 174: ...er assy ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 9 To remove the louver motor LM 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 2 Disconnect the louver motor connector CNJ on PCB in control box 10 To remove the sensors example Thi R3 3 Remove side panel See No 5 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 4 Remove 2 louver motor ﬁxing screws 2 Disconnect the Tho R3 connector CNNx x o b l o r t n o c n i B C P n o t...

Page 175: ...and lid ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 4 Pull the control box forward 2 To remove the lower ﬂap motor LFM 1 Remove the control box See No 1 2 Disconnect the lower ﬂap motor connector CNJ3 in the way of wiring 3 Remove the cover ﬁxing screw and remove it mark 4 Remove 2 lower ﬂap motor screws and remove it mark 3 To remove the upper ﬂap motor UFM 1 Remove the control box See No 1 2 Disconnect the ...

Page 176: ... nut and remove it mark 5 Remove 4 motor ﬁxing bolts and remove it mark 6 Take oﬀ the hooks of cover and remove it 9 To remove the sensors example Thi R1 1 Remove control box See No 1 2 Disconnect the Tho R1 connector CNN on PCB in control box 3 Pull out the temperature sensor Thi R1 from the sensor holder 10 To remove the Electronic Expansion Valve EEV 1 Remove the heat exchanger assembly See No ...

Page 177: ...move it 2 To remove the printed circuit board PCB 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 2 Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors 3 Take oﬀ 6 power PCB ﬁxing locking supports and remove it 3 To remove the front panel FDFU 1 Remove 8 front panel ﬁxing screws and remove it 4 To remove the impeller and motor FM 1 Remove the lid of control box See No 1 remove the front panel See No 3 2 Disconnect the m...

Page 178: ...panel Pic 6 Remove 4 screws on the right side panel and pull the heat exchanger assembly to the right Pic 7 To remove the running capacitor of fan motor 1 Remove the fan motor assembly See No 4 2 Remove faston terminal 3 Remove the running capacitor ﬁxing screw and remove it 8 To remove the Electronic Expansion Valve EEV 1 Remove the heat exchanger assembly See No 9 2 Remove the coil of EEV by pul...

Page 179: ... Pull oﬀ all the inserted connectors 3 Take oﬀ 6 PCB ﬁxing locking supports mark 3 To remove the drain pan 1 Remove 10 bottom panel ﬁxing screws and remove it 2 Pull the drain pan and remove it 4 To remove the heat exchanger assembly 1 Remove the bottom panel See No 3 2 Remove 4 ﬁxing screws on the attached plate of heat exchanger and remove it 5 To remove the drain pump DM and ﬂoat switch FS 1 Re...

Page 180: ...nd remove it mark 1 To remove the louver motor LM 1 Remove the cover ﬁxing screw and remove it mark 2 Remove the cam ﬁxing screw and remove it mark 3 Remove 2 louver motor ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 2 To remove the limit switch LS 1 Remove the cover ﬁxing screw and remove it mark 2 Remove 2 limit switch ﬁxing screws and remove it mark 1 To remove the corner lid 1 Take oﬀ the corner panel ﬁxin...

Page 181: ...inuous improvement we reserve the right to make changes in all specifications without notice Copyright MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES THERMAL SYSTEMS LTD MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES THERMAL SYSTEMS LTD 16 5 Konan 2 chome Minato ku Tokyo 108 8215 Japan http www mhi mth co jp en ...

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