Manuale Air Conditioner

1 Contents
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1 Contents .......................................................................................................... 2
2 Selection of installation positions for indoor unit..................................................... 4
2.1 Ensure sufficient space for installation and maintenance. .................................. 4
2.2 Height limits of indoor and outdoor units. ....................................................... 4
3 Selection of installation positions for outdoor unit................................................... 5
3.1.1 Detailed space requirements around the outdoor unit ................................. 5
4 Installation of indoor unit....................................................................................
5 Installation fi!ture of outdoor unit ....................................................................... "
#efrigerant pipeline connection $ %ir purging......................................................... &
" Electrical Connections ........................................................................................ '
".1 %C Suppl( requirements................................................................................ '
".2 Indoor )nit to *utdoor )nit ........................................................................... '
".3 Indoor )nit to %C +ains Suppl( ..................................................................... 1,
".4 -us connections .......................................................................................... 11
& #efrigerant C(cle Diagram ................................................................................. 12
' .rou/leshooting ................................................................................................ 13
'.1 #ecommended Spare parts .......................................................................... 13
'.2 Spare part Identification............................................................................... 14
'.3 Indoor )nit Displa( Interface ........................................................................ 15
'.3.1 %larm Code 0, 1 Compressor Current 0rotection ....................................... 1
'.3.2 %larm Code 01 1Condenser .emperature 0rotection.................................... 1"
'.3.3 %larm Code 02 1 Compressor DC -us 0rotection ........................................ 1&
'.3.4 %larm Code 03 1 Discharge .emperature 0rotection.................................... 1'
'.3.5 %larm Code 04 1 Compressor *2erheated 0rotection................................... 2,
'.3. %larm Code E, 1 -us Connection 3ault( .................................................... 21
'.3." %larm Code E1 1 %C High %larm............................................................... 22
'.3.& %larm Code E2 1 %C 4o5 %larm ............................................................... 23
'.3.' %larm Code E3 1 Indoor 0C-s Communication %larm .................................. 24
'.3.1, %larm Code E4 1 E" 1 *utdoor Sensor 3ault( ........................................... 25
'.3.11 %larm Code 3, 1 31 1 Indoor Sensor 3ault( ............................................. 2
'.3.12 %larm Code 32 1 -C) 3ault(................................................................... 2"
'.3.13 %larm Code 33 1 6ammed 3an ................................................................ 2&
'.3.14 %larm Code 34 1 Compressor Startup 3ault .............................................. 2'
'.3.15 %larm Code 3 1 Indoor7*utdoor Communication 3ault .............................. 3,
'.3.1 %larm Code 35 1 High Discharge .emp Shutdo5n...................................... 31
'.3.1" %larm Code 3" 1 4o5 Cooling Capacit( 0rotection...................................... 32
'.3.1& %larm Code 3& 1 4o5 Cooling Capacit( 0rotection...................................... 33
'.3.1' %larm Code 3' 1 Compressor )ncontrolla/le............................................. 34
1, .echnical +easurement .................................................................................... 35
1,.1.emperature Sensor Chec8 .......................................................................... 35
1,.2Compressor 9iring Chec8 ............................................................................3
1,.3*utdoor +otor Chec8................................................................................... 3"
11 #efrigerant 4e2el Chec8 ................................................................................... 3&
%ppendi! %. Compressor Speed 2ersus parameter ...................................................3'
%ppendi! -. *utdoor )nit %larm1 4ED Indication ..................................................... 4,
%ppendi! C. #echarge of #efrigerant....................................................................... 41
%ppendi! D. Indoor and *utdoor )nit Schematics ................................................... 43
13 9arrant( ........................................................................................................ 45
WARNING
.he air conditioner operates at high pressure and
from ha:ardous 2oltage le2els ;/oth %C and DC< 1 all
installation and ser2ice 5or8 shall onl( /e conducted /(
properl( trained ser2ice personnel.
Ensure all po5er sources are completel( isolated prior to commencing an( installation or ser2ice 5or8. Dou/le
chec8 that no ha:ardous 2oltages ;/oth %C and DC< are present /efore touching an( potentiall( li2e parts.
.he appliance shall /e installed in accordance 5ith national
5iring regulations.
Children should /e super2ised to ensure that the( do not
pla( 5ith the appliance.
.his appliance is not intended for use /( persons 5ith
reduced ph(sical= sensor( or mental capa/ilities= or lac8 of
e!perience and 8no5ledge= unless the( ha2e /een gi2en
super2ision or instruction concerning use of the appliance /(
a person responsi/le for their safet(.
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2 Selection of installation positions for indoor unit
To be installed towards the top of the room to ensure highest temperature air is
returned to the indoor unit (optimising efficiency)
To be installed at the position where the air delivered from the unit can reach every
corner of the room
To avoid bloc!age to the air inlet or outlet of the unit
"ot to install on top of electronic e#uipment due to ris! of lea!age of condensed
water in the case of drain pipe bloc!age
$n the case of modular redundant system installation (i%e% more than 1 unit installed) &
care ta!en to ensure that all units will be more or less e#ually e'posed to the heat
sources and able to direct their airflow to the telecom e#uipment inlets%
2.1 Ensure sufcient space for installation and maintenance.
To allow ease of maintenance and optimum performance( it is recommended to

ensure enough space between the unit and the walls%
Attention: If there are some additional devices to install to the air conditioner (such as
the BCU) !e sure add to the installation s"ace for these devices#
2.2 Height limits of indoor and outdoor units.
$t is acceptable for the indoor unit to be located above or below the outdoor unit up to a
ma'imum of )m (see below)%
Try to avoid bending the piping lines e'cessively so as to avoid possible negative impact
upon the performance of the units%
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3 Selection of installation positions for outdoor unit
$nstall the outdoor unit in a position which can stand the load of the machine weight
and which will not cause e'cessive vibrations and noise
$nstall the unit in a well ventilated location not e'posed to rain or direct sunshine
+here the noises generated from the unit will not affect the neighboring places
,o not install the unit on a non-metal frame
,o not install the unit in places where there is ris! of e'posure to inflammable gases
Pay attention to the drainage of the condensed water from the base plate during
operation
.void the air outlet being directly against the wind%
3.1 Detailed space requirements around the outdoor unit
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Pipelines can be connected in the directions of (1)( (2)( (3)( (*)( and
()) as indicated in Fig%1% +hen the pipelines are connected in the
directions of (3)( (*) and ())( a groove for the pipes has to be
opened at the proper place on the base stand%
1# Installation of $all%mountin& "late
Fi' the wall-mounting plate firmly on the wall with screws% /a!e
sure of the leveling of the plate% . slanted wall-mounting plate
might 0eopardise the smooth discharge of the condensed water%
'# (rill hole throu&h the $all
,rill a holes slightly below the wall-mounting plate( with a hole
diameter of 1)mm (2-32)3) and the outer edge of the hole )-10mm
(12)-22)3) lower than the inner edge (Fig%2) so that the condensed
water can smoothly flow out% 4ut the wall penetrating pipe to proper
length according to the thic!ness of the wall (3-)mm (1210-12)3)
longer than the wall thic!ness) and insert the pipe as indicated in
Fig%2%
)# Installation of drain "i"e
$nstall the refrigerant pipelines of the indoor unit in accordance with
the direction of the wall holes% Tightly wrap the drain pipe and the
refrigerant pipelines with tape% /a!e sure that the drain pipe is
underneath the refrigerant pipelines% (Fig%3) (+hen the drain pipe
passes the room interior( some condensed water might occur to its
surfaces if the humidity is very high)%
*# Installation of indoor unit
Pass the connection wires( connecting pipelines and drain pipe
through the wall hole% 5ang the indoor unit on the hoo!s at the top of
the wall-mounting plate so that the hoo!s at the bottom of the indoor
unit match the hoo!s of the wall-mounting plate% (Fig%*)
)% Ins"ection
a) 4hec! if the hoo!s at the top and bottom are firmly fi'ed%
b) 4hec! the indoor unit is properly leveled%
c) The drain pipe should not curve upward (Fig%))%
d) The drain pipe should be located below the refrigerant pipes
(Fig%))%
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4 Installation of indoor unit
5 Installation !ture of outdoor unit
To protect the unit( try to ship the product to the installation location in its original
pac!age
.s the center of gravity of the unit is not at the geometric center( special caution should
be ta!en when using hoisting cables to lift it up
,uring shipping( the outdoor unit must not be slanted to over *) degrees (,o not store
the unit in a hori6ontal orientation)%
7se 8'pansion bolts to fi' the mounting supports on the wall
7se bolts and nuts to fi' the outdoor unit firmly on the supports and ensure the unit is
level
$f the unit is installed on the wall or at the rooftop( the supports have to be firmly fi'ed so
as to resist earth#ua!e or strong wind%
,imensions for parallel units installations
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" #efrigerant pipeline connection $ %ir purging
"o dust( foreign articles( air or moisture should be allowed to enter the air conditioning
system% 4areful attention should be paid when pipeline connection for outdoor unit is
made% Try to avoid repeated curves as much as possible( otherwise hardening or crac!s
might be caused to the copper pipes% :uitable wrenches should be used when the
pipeline connection is done so as to ensure appropriate tor#ue (refer to following tor#ue
Table 1)% 8'cessive tor#ue might damage the 0oints( while too little tor#ue might lead to
lea!age%
Air "ur&in& $ith vacuum "um"
1% 4hec! that li#uid and gas pipeline connections have
been properly connected( remove the charging port
cap( and connect the manifold gauge and the vacuum
pump to the charging valve by service hoses as shown
Fig%1%
2% ;pen the valve of the low pressure side of manifold
gauge( then( run the vacuum pump% <acuum the indoor
unit and the connecting pipes until the pressure in them
reduces to below 1%)mm5= (The operation time for
vacuuming is about 10 minutes)% +hen the desired
vacuum is reached( close the low pressure valve of the
manifold gauge and stop the vacuum pump%
3% ,isconnect the service hoses and fit the cap to the
charging valve%
*% >emove the blan! caps( and fully open the spindles of
the 2-way and 3-ways valves with a service valve
wrench%
)% Tighten the blan! caps of the 2-way and 3-ways valves(
applying the above tor#ue (Table 1)
Addin& refri&erant
>efrigerant must be added if the piping is more than )
meters in length% This operation can only be performed
by a professional technician( for the additional amount(
see the table 2 below%
+a!le '
Refri&erant lea,a&e ins"ection
.fter the pipeline connection is done( use a lea!age inspection device or soap suds to
carefully chec! if there is any lea!age at the 0oints% This is an important step to ensure the
#uality of installation% ;nce a lea!age is detected( proper treatment should be ta!en
immediately%
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+a!le 1 Tor#ue based upon the wrench to be used
;uter diameter of copper Tightening tor#ue
pipe
@1%3)(12*3) 110!gf%cm(13!gf%inch)
@12%9(1223) )00!gf%cm(1A9!gf%inch)
Additional refri&erant amount
Bi#uid pipe diameter
@1%3)(12*3)
(piping length-))m'30g
:trengthened tightening
tor#ue
200!gf%cm(9A!gf%inch)
))0!gf%cm(211!gf%inch)
& Electrical 'onnections
CAU+I-N: Before connectin& or disconnectin& an. electrical
connections ensure that all "o$er is disconnected from the s.stem#
&.1 %' Suppl( requirements
.4 :upply
&.2 Indoor )nit to *utdoor )nit
The $ndoor 7nit is connected to the ;utdoor 7nit via the * core (* ' 1%)mm2) cable provided%
This cable provides both power to the ;utdoor 7nit and communication between the $ndoor
7nit and ;utdoor 7nit% The cable is provided already connected to the $ndoor 7nit and
should be connected to the ;utdoor 7nit according to the diagram belowC
=rey
:ecure the cable using the provided strain relief and replace the metal cover plate once wiring
is complete%
=reen2 Dellow
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Elac!
"ominal
<oltage
20?-2*0
<oltage
>ange
110-210
"ominal
Fre#uency
)0-1056
/a'
4urrent
12.
4able
:i6e
2%)mm2
>ecommended
Erea!er2fuse
20.
Erea!er2fuse
si6e (>ange)
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&.3 Indoor )nit to %' +ains Suppl(
The $ndoor 7nit is connected to the .4 /ains supply via the 3 core (3 ' 2%)mm2) cable
provided% $t is recommended to use a dedicated circuit for powering each airconditioning unit%
The .4 /ains :upply circuit to the $ndoor 7nit should have a
minimum capacity of 1).% $t is recommended to protect the circuit supplying the air conditioner by
a 20. circuit brea!er% $t is also recommended to install an isolation switch (or other
disconnect mechanism) to allow the unit to be safely isolated from the .4 /ains :upply
during maintenance2repair wor!%
4i2e ;-ro5n<
Earth ;>reen7?ello5<
@eutral ;-lue<
The .4 supply cable uses standard wiring colour conventions( with a Erown wire for Bive(
Elue wire for "eutral and =reen2Dellow wire for 8arth%
WARNING:
$f the supply cable is damaged( it must be replaced by the manufacturer( its service agent or
similarly #ualified persons in order to avoid a ha6ard%
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&.4 ,us connections
The Eus is a communication and power bus by which the airconditioning units
share information with each other and with au'iliary units (such as the 4entral 4ontrol 7nit)%
The Eus is hot-pluggable and auto-configuring( allowing units to be safely added to a live
system%
. Eus cable consists of a flat 1 way cable (21.+=) with ?p?c >F*) connectors on either
end% :tandard length Eus cables are provided together with the system( but
non-standard length cables can be constructed if re#uired% :ee diagram below%
Note: the ma/imum len&th of a sin&le Bus ca!le is 0m and the ma/imum total
len&th of all Bus ca!les in a s.stem is 1'm#
Note: do not use standard 1thernet2Cat3 ca!le for Bus connections 4 0 $a. ca!le
is re5uired#
6tart
1 nc
2
3
*
)
1
9
? nc
.ll Eus soc!ets are connected in parallel( so any units can be connected in any
position2order to the Eus% The diagram below shows a typical system Eus
connection%
1nd
1 nc
2
3
*
)
1
9
? nc
Bus
+o other units
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- #efrigerant '(cle Diagram
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..1 #ecommended Spare parts
DESC#I-.I*@
Indoor Control 0C-
3an In2erter 0C-
Indoor 0C- Ca/le
Indoor .emperature Sensor
Displa( 0C-
Indoor 3an +otor
*utdoor )nit 0C-
*utdoor )nit Sensor
*utdoor 3an +otor
*utdoor )nit +odule
*utdoor )nit
-)33E# A)%@.I.?
).SB559BDIS0
).SB559B3%@
).SB55EB3%@
).SB55EBI@C
).SB55E
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. /rou0leshooting
0%#. *#DE# C*DE
C415, 0C-
C415,5 0C-
..2 Spare part Identication
1#
$ndoor 4ontrol P4E (4B1)01 P4E)
;utdoor 7nit :ensors
;utdoor 7nit (7T:-))8)
Fan $nverter Eoard (4B1)0) P4E)
$ndoor Fan /otor (7T:-))+-F.")
;utdoor 7nit P4E
;utdoor 7nit /odule (7T:-))8-$"<)
$ndoor Temperature sensors
$ndoor P4E 4able
;utdoor Fan /otor (7T:-))8-F.")
,isplay P4E (7T:-))+-,$:P)
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..3 Indoor )nit Displa( Interface
;G
E.4G7P
.B.>/ :P88,
3igure &B1 Indoor )nit Displa( Interface
1egends2
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*D 4ED litE#unning properl(
%4%#+ 4ED lit9arning alarm acti2e
%4%#+ 4ED /lin8E)rgent alarm acti2e
Di gi ts al ternatel ( sho3 4al ues and al arms2
Digits ;@um/ers $ S0EED 4ED lit<E %ctual Compressor Speed
Digits ;@um/ers $ S0EED 4ED off<E #eturn .emperature
Digits ;-egins 5ith letter 0= E or 3<E Chec8 %larm Codes /elo5
Alarm Code
0,
01
02
03
04
E,
E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
E
E"
3,
31
32
33
34
3
35
3"
3&
3'
CCU%7) 89onitor Alarm:
Comp *2ercurrent
Condenser . High
Comp DC -us 4o5
Discharge . High
Comp High .emp
Cool-us 3ault
%C High
%C 4o5
In73an Comms
.emp Sensor
.emp Sensor
.emp Sensor
.emp Sensor
.emp Sensor
.emp Sensor
-C) 3ault
%C) 3an 3ault
*utdoor 3ault
In7*utdoor 3ault
*2er. Shutdo5n
BB
BB
BB
..3.1 %larm 'ode 56 7 'ompressor 'urrent 5rotection
%larm 'ode
0,
'')863 9+onitor
%larm:
Comp *2ercurrent
Source2
*utdoor )nit
'ondition2
*utdoor )nit acti2ates compressor o2erBcurrent protection as compressor current
F 11%. Compressor speeds 2ersus current le2el are sho5n as follo5sE
I G 1,% @o restrain
1,% H I G 11% Speed limited
11% H I G 13% Speed reduces
I F 13% Compressor stops
#emar8E 9hen compressor is o2erheated during the operation= this alarm ma( /e
generated. In general= if there is reasona/le cooling= the compressor should not
/e o2erBcurrent.
'orrecti4e %ction2
>estart the 7nit( if protection is
reported before or upon the
compressor being started up%
"o
4ompressor is started
normally( but protection
reported after a while%
Des
Bimited
performance under
hot climate "o
action to be ta!en%
Des
Des
$s T.mbient high and
4ompressor speed highH
"o
Perform com"ressor $irin&
chec, and see if it is o!
Des
>eplace ;utdoor 7nit /odule
P0 still e'ists
>eplace ;utdoor 7nit
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Com"ressor Wirin& Chec, >efer to section A%2
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..3.2 %larm 'ode 51 7'ondenser /emperature 5rotection
%larm 'ode '')863 9+onitor %larm:
01 Condenser . High
Source2
*utdoor )nit
'ondition2
*utdoor )nit acti2ates high condenser temperature protection if condenser coil
temperature rises to I5&;. Compressor speeds 2ersus condenser temperature
le2el are sho5n as follo5sE
.condenser H4&; Compressor= fan speed under indoor control 4&;G .condenser H5&;
Speed limited= fan speed 1,,J
5&;G .condenser H; Speed reduces= fan speed 1,,J
.condenser I; Compressor stops= fan speed 1,,J
.condenser G4&; Compressor= fan speed under indoor control
Corrective Action:
Des
4hec! if the fan is wor!ing
"o
>estart the 7nit
P1 still e'ists
"o
Perform -utdoor 9otor
Chec, and see if it is o!
Des
P1 still e'ists
>eplace the Fan
P1 still e'ists
Bimited performance under hot
climate "o action to be ta!en%
Des
$s T.mbient high and
4ompressor speed highH
"o
4lean the condenser coil and
heat sin!
P1 still e'ists
Des
4hec! if condenser coil
and heat sin! are dirty
"o
>eplace outdoor unit
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-utdoor 9otor Chec, refer to section A%3
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..3.3 %larm 'ode 52 7 'ompressor D' ,us 5rotection
Alarm Code CCU%7) 89onitor Alarm:
02 Comp DC -us 4o5
Source2
*utdoor )nit
'ondition2
9ith measuring the DC -us suppl( 2oltage to the compressor in the outdoor unit=
5hen the 2oltage is out of the normal operation range= the unit 5ill protecti2el(
lo5er the compressor frequenc( or stop 5or8ing.
If the DC -us 2oltage )G 32,C for 5s= this protection 5ill /e acti2e. Compressor
speeds 2ersus DC -us 2oltage le2el are sho5n as follo5sE
) I 34,C @o restrain
3,,C G ) H 34,C Speed limited
21,C G ) H 3,,C Speed reduced
) H 21,C Compressor stops
#emar8E .he outdoor unit incorporates a 0o5er 3actor Correction ;03C< circuit.
.he 03C circuit regulates the DC -us 2oltage to appro!imatel( 3&3CDC 5hile the
compressor is running and s5itches off 5hen the compressor stops running.
9hen the 03C circuit s5itches off= the DC -us 2oltage drops to appro!imatel( the
pea8 of the %C or DC input suppl( 2oltage.
.he 03C circuit is disa/led if a temperature sensor mounted to the heat sin8
detects that the heat sin8 temperature e!ceeds appro!imatel( &,;. If the
compressor starts or runs 5hile the 03C circuit s shut do5n= 2oltage protection
5ill /e acti2ated if the pea8 of the input %C or DC 2oltage to the outdoor unit is
less than 32,C for 5 seconds.
Corrective Action:
"o
"o
>eplace the Fan
P2 still e'ists
$s T.mbient highH (i%e% I)0;)
"o
4hec! if condenser coil and
heat sin! are dirty
"o
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-utdoor 9otor Chec, >efer to section A%3
Des
4lean 4ondenser 4oil and
5eatsin!
Des
Des
Des
>estart the 7nit
P2 still e'ists
P2 still e'ists
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..3.4 %larm 'ode 53 7 Discharge /emperature 5rotection
03 Discharge . High
Source2
*utdoor )nit
'ondition2
*utdoor )nit acti2ates Discharge .emperature protection if the Discharge
temperature is I'5;. Compressor speeds 2ersus .emperature le2els are sho5n
as follo5sE
Compressor= fan speed under indoor control .Discharge G&;
Speed limited &;H .Discharge G1,,;
Speed reduces 1,,;H .Discharge G115;
Compressor stops .Discharge F115;
Compressor= fan speed under indoor control .Discharge G&;
#emar8E
Indicated 35 alarm if compressor stops t5ice
Corrective Action:
"o
"o
>eplace the Fan
P3 still e'ists
Des
Des
Des
>estart the 7nit
P3 still e'ists
P3 still e'ists
"o
heat sin! are dirty
"o
4hec! lea!age of pipe
>echarge refrigerant if
necessary%
P3 still e'ists
Des
5eatsin!
P3 still e'ists
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..3.5 %larm 'ode 54 7 'ompressor *4erheated 5rotection
Alarm Code
04
Source2
*utdoor )nit
CCU%7) 89onitor Alarm:
Comp High .emp
'ondition2
.he compressor /uiltBin o2erheated protection acti2e. .he contact is normall(
shorted and connected to outdoor unit 0C- ;C@1,3= la/eled K*BHE%.L<.
%larm acti2ated if the contact is opened ;.compressor J 115M3;<
%larm deacti2ated if the contact return to /e shorted ;.compressor G '5M5;<
'orrecti4e %ction2
Des
K;-58.T3 4onnector
"o
"o
>eplace the Fan
P* still e'ists
"o
7nplug ;-58.T cable from ;utdoor
P4E .re the leads opened circuitH
Des
heat sin! are dirty
"o
necessary%
>estart the 7nit
P* still e'ists
Des
P* still e'ists
Des
"o
>eplace ;utdoor 7nit P4E
P* still e'ists
Des
5eatsin!
P* still e'ists
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..3." %larm 'ode E6 7 'ool,us 'onnection ;ault(
E, -us 3ault
Source2
Indoor )nit ;C415, 0C-<
'ondition2
-us is used to share information /et5een units. Ho5e2er= fault( unit might
loc8 up the /us and a2oid other units transmit data. 9hen the /us is not a2aila/le
for certain period of time= units 5ill generate alarm to indicate the /us fault(.
%larm acti2ated if there is no successi2e transmission during the last 3,,
milliseconds.
%larm deacti2ated if there is a successi2e transmission.
'orrecti4e %ction2
Target to a unit
Des
7nplug it from Eus
.daptor 4hec! if 80 is
gone%
"o
80 still e'ists
Target to
another unit%
>eplace Eus
.daptor
7nplug the Eus
.daptor 4hec! if 80 is
gone%
Des
>eplace 4B1)01 P4E
4onnect all units bac!
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..3.& %larm 'ode E1 7 %' High %larm
E1 %C High
Source2
Indoor )nit ;C415,5 0C-<
'ondition2
%larm acti2ated if %C input 2oltage raise a/o2e 2C%CN
%larm deacti2ated if %C input 2oltage is /et5een 1,C%C and 24C%C for 1,
seconds.
@oteE
.he Indoor )nit determines the %C High or %C 4o5 situation /( its o5n %C
2oltage reading= 5hich might differ from the %C reading measured /( a
multimeter due to measurement tolerances. .he %C suppl( 2oltage= as measured
/( the indoor unit ;and used for determining %C High and %C 4o5 condition<= can
/e sho5n 2ia CC)B,3.
.he earlier /atch ;/efore 2,11< of units ma( ha2e an old 2ersion of firm5are.
.heir %C High alarm acti2ated at a/o2e 255C%C= and the alarm deacti2ated if %C
input 2oltage is /et5een 2,5C%C and 245C%C for 1, seconds.
'orrecti4e %ction2
4hec! :upply <oltage
above 21*<.4H
Des
"o
>eplace 4B1)0)
81 still e'ists
,oes 447 .4 reading is
L2M to multimeter readingH
Des
Fi' :upply <oltage
"o
4hec! if electrical wirings
on $ndoor 7nit and
;utdoor 7nit are correct%
:till mismatch value
>eplace 4B1)01 P4E
"o
Fi' the wiring
";T8C
>efer to .ppendi' 4 ($ndoor and ;utdoor :chematic)
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..3.- %larm 'ode E2 7 %' 1o3 %larm
E2 %C 4o5
Source2
'ondition2
%larm acti2ated if %C input 2oltage drops /elo5 13,C%CN
%larm deacti2ated if %C input 2oltage is /et5een 1,C%C and 24C%C for 1,
seconds.
@oteE
.he Indoor )nit determines the %C High or %C 4o5 situation /( its o5n %C
2oltage reading= 5hich might differ from the %C reading measured /( a
multimeter due to measurement tolerances. .he %C suppl( 2oltage= as measured
/( the indoor unit ;and used for determining %C High and %C 4o5 condition<= can
/e sho5n 2ia CC)B,3.
.he earlier /atch ;/efore 2,11< of units ma( ha2e an old 2ersion of firm5are.
.heir %C 4o5 alarm acti2ated at /elo5 1'5C%C= and the alarm deacti2ated if %C
input 2oltage is /et5een 2,5C%C and 245C%C for 1, seconds.
'orrecti4e %ction2
82 still e'ists
:upply <oltage
below 110<.4H
Des
"o
>eplace 4B1)0) P4E
Fi' :upply <oltage
Des
,oes 447 .4 reading is
L2M to multimeter readingH
"o
Des
4hec! :upply <oltage
below 130<acH
"o
>ead 83 .larm
on $ndoor 7nit and
Des
>eplace 4B1)01 P4E
"o
Fi' the wiring
";T8C
>efer to .ppendi' 4 ($ndoor and ;utdoor :chematic)
E
7T:-))+ $nstallation2:ervice /anual >1a
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..3.. %larm 'ode E3 7 Indoor 5',s 'ommunication %larm
E3 In73an Comms
Source2
Indoor )nit ;C415, 0C- and C415,5 0C-<
'ondition2
Indoor )nit 0C-s share data /( themsel2es. 3or an( cases 5hich the( could not
communicate 5ith each other= certain /eha2ior 5ill /e sho5n on each side. ;i.e.
C415,5 5ill run the fan at full speedN C415, 5ill generate alarm.<
%larm is generated /( C415, 0C-. .he alarm acti2ated if no feed/ac8 from
C415,5 0C- for more than one minute.
%larm deacti2ated if the C415,5 0C- has feed/ac8 to C415, 0C-.
'orrecti4e %ction2
4hec! if the Fan
is running
Des
>eplace $ndoor P4E 4ables
83 still e'ists
"o
>eplace 4B1)01 P4E
83 still e'ists
82 e'istsH
"o
>eplace 4B1)0) P4E
Des
Fi' :upply <oltage
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..3.16
%larm 'ode E4 7 E& 7 *utdoor Sensor ;ault(
E4).S .emp Sensor B %m/ient sensor fault(
E5).S .emp Sensor B Condenser sensor fault(
E).S .emp Sensor B Suction sensor fault(
E").S .emp Sensor B Discharge sensor fault(
Source2
*utdoor )nit ;0C-<
'ondition2
*utdoor )nit measures four temperatures for its operation and feed/ac8 to indoor
unit. If some of the sensors are fault(= it 5ill notice indoor unit a/out the sensor
fault.
%larm acti2ated if the outdoor sensor is fault( ;opened or shorted circuit<.
%larm deacti2ated if the outdoor sensor reading is reco2ered.
Corrective Action:
$s thermistor resistance
open2short circuit
"o
>eplace ;utdoor P4E
Des
>eplace the outdoor sensor
";T8C
+em"erature 6ensor Chec, >efer to section A%1
E
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..3.11
%larm 'ode ;6 7 ;1 7 Indoor Sensor ;ault(
3,).S .emp Sensor B #eturn sensor fault(
31).S .emp Sensor B E2aporator sensor fault(
Source2
'ondition2
Indoor )nit measures t5o temperatures for its operation. %s some of the sensors
are fault(= it 5ill generate alarm to indicate the sensor fault.
%larm acti2ated if the indoor sensor is fault( ;#sensor H1.4O or F3,O<.
%larm deacti2ated if the indoor sensor reading is reco2ered=
Corrective Action:
$s thermistor resistance
open2short circuit
"o
>eplace 4B1)01 P4E
Des
>eplace the indoor sensor
";T8C
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..3.12
%larm 'ode ;2 7 ,') ;ault(
32 -C) 3ault
Source2
Indoor )nit ;C415, and C415,5 0C-< and -C)B4&1&
'ondition2
-atter( Con2ertor )nit ;-C)< pro2ides DC suppl( 5hen the default input %C
suppl( is not suita/le for the Indoor )nit. Indoor )nit ena/les -C) ;if connected<
periodicall( to chec8 if it can 5or8 properl(
%larm acti2ated if -C) could not pro2ide sufficient 2oltage ;P2&,C< during the
chec8 or as -C) has /een acti2ated.
%larm deacti2ated if indoor unit detects sufficient 2oltage from -C) during the
chec8 or as -C) has /een acti2ated.
'orrecti4e %ction2
E47 is connectedH
Des
$s E47 poweredH
(=reen B8, is ;n)
Des
Power off the 7nit
7nplug the E47
"o
>eplace the Fan inverter P4E
"o
Power up E47
Dellow B8, and Fan ;nH
;utput Power correctH
Des
>eplace
4B1)01 P4E
"o
>eplace E47
F2 still e'ists
F2 still e'ists
>eplace
4B1)0) P4E
E
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..3.13
%larm 'ode ;3 7 <ammed ;an
33 %C) 3an 3ault
Source2
'ondition2
+otor 6am alarm can pre2ent the controller /le5 up 7 o2erloaded.
%larm acti2ated and reset the motor speed do5n to minimum ;Q4,J< if it
detected the o2erBcurrent situation.
%larm deacti2ated if the motor speed ramped up to the target speed.
'orrecti4e %ction2
4hec! if the Fan is
running
Des
>eplace the 4B1)0) P4E
F3 still e'ists
>eplace the motor
"o
4hec! if the fan is
bloc!ed
"o
Des
:ervice the fan
F3 still e'ists
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..3.14
%larm 'ode ;4 7 'ompressor Startup ;ault
34 *utdoor 3ault
Source2
*utdoor )nit
'ondition2
.his alarm indicates the outdoor unit cannot startup properl(.
.he compressor 5ill /e stopped and this alarm is unreco2era/le. 0o5er has to /e
rec(cled in order to reset the alarm.
'orrecti4e %ction2
>estart the 7nit
F* still e'ists
4hec! the -utdoor Alarm <lash Rate
Flash 1) times( 4ompressor
stops for )s:tartup Faulty
Flash ? tmes(
stops for )s
88P>;/ Faulty
>eplace ;utdoor 4ontrol P4E
F* still e'ists
/odule
";T8C
-utdoor Alarm <lash Rate >efer to .ppendi'%E
E
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..3.15
%larm 'ode ;" 7 Indoor=*utdoor 'ommunication ;ault
3 In7*utdoor 3ault
Source2
Indoor )nit ;C415, 0C-< and *utdoor )nit ;0C-<
'ondition2
Indoor )nit and outdoor unit share data /( themsel2es. 3or an( cases 5hich the(
could not communicate 5ith each other= certain /eha2ior 5ill /e sho5n on each
side. ;i.e. *utdoor )nit 5ill stop the unitN Indoor )nit 5ill generate alarm.<
%larm acti2ated if no feed/ac8 from outdoor unit for more than one minute.
%larm deacti2ated if the outdoor unit has feed/ac8 to the indoor unit.
Corrective Action:
,isconnect Power and E47 (if any)
4onnect ;utdoor 4ommunication
Tester onto ;utdoor 7nit
Power up the unit
4an outdoor unit pass the testH
Des
"o
P4E
on $ndoor 7nit and
F1 still active
>eplace 4B1)01 P4E
F1 still active
Fi' the connections
F1 still active
>eplace 4B1)0) P4E
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..3.1"
%larm 'ode ;5 7 High Discharge /emp Shutdo3n
35 *2er. Shutdo5n
Source2
*utdoor )nit
'ondition2
.his alarm is generated /( outdoor unit and usuall( /ecause of lo5 refrigerant
condition. 4o5 refrigerant 5ould o2erheat the compressor as it is running.
%lthough outdoor unit has protecti2e operation during high discharge temperature=
this alarm can a2oid the compressor o2erheated frequentl(.
%larm acti2ates if compressor stopped t5ice during 03 protection.
.he compressor 5ill /e stopped and this alarm is unreco2era/le. 0o5er has to /e
rec(cled in order to reset the alarm.
'orrecti4e %ction2
"o
>eset power to unit
Des
:et to minimum K"ormal :etpoint3 to
turn compressor to ma'imum speed
to this unit only%
P3 still active
>efer to P3 alarm
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..3.1&
%larm 'ode ;& 7 1o3 'ooling 'apacit( 5rotection
3" BB
Source2
'ondition2
During the compressor running= ;#eturn .emperature 1 E2aporator .emperature<
H 4C and ;Condenser .emperature 1 E2aporator .emperature< H "C for more
than 2, minutes.
Compressor permanentl( shutdo5n if the alarm is acti2e. 0o5er needs to /e
rec(cled or ser2ice reset from CC) to reset the alarm.
'orrecti4e %ction2
"o
:end K:ervice ,one3 command
to the unit%
Des
to this unit only%
F9 still active
necessary%
F9 still active
>eplace outdoor unit module
F9 still active
";T8C
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..3.1-
%larm 'ode ;- 7 1o3 'ooling 'apacit( 5rotection
3& BB
Source2
'ondition2
%larm is acti2e if Compressor *2erheat alarm ;04< has /een acti2ated 5 times.
Note:
Compressor permanentl( shutdo5n if the alarm is acti2e. 0o5er needs to /e
rec(cled or ser2ice reset from CC) to reset the alarm.
'orrecti4e %ction2
:end K:ervice ,one3 command
to the unit%
to this unit only%
P* still active
4hec! if outdoor sensor
positions are incorrect%
"o
necessary%
P* still active
P* still active
Des
>elocate the positions of
the sensors
P* still active
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..3.1.
%larm 'ode ;. 7 'ompressor )ncontrolla0le
3' BB
Source2
'ondition2
%larm acti2ated if actual speed is equal to :ero for more than 2 minutes as indoor
unit has commanded outdoor unit to run.
%larm deacti2ated if actual speed is more than :ero as indoor unit has
commanded outdoor unit to run.
'orrecti4e %ction2
Perform Com"ressor Wirin&
Chec, see if it is o!
Des
"o
FA still e'ists
is2are +inding resistance
incorrectH
Des
"o
FA still e'ists
FA still e'ists
>econnect 7( < and + and
start the unit again
";T8C
Com"ressor Wirin& Chec, >efer to section A%2
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17#' Com"ressor Wirin& Chec,
3or the compressor chec8= please refer to the outdoor unit schematic in %ppendi!.
and 2erif( the connection from the compressor to *utdoor )nit +odule. Ensure )
;-lac8<= C ;9hite< and 9 ;#ed< ca/les are connected to the correct terminals on
I0+ /oard in the module.
.he 5inding resistance /et5een )BC= )B9 and CB9 should /e identical= 5hich is
around ,.&O.
It is necessar( to ensure the )= C and 9 is isolated to the E%#.H. If there is
pro/lem and some of the connections are not isolated to the E%#.H= the outdoor
unit ma( need to /e replaced.
#emar8E
%s the resistance of the 5inding /et5een )BC= )B9 and CB9 is too lo5 to /e
measured= please note do5n the resistance /et5een the leads of the multimeter
as an offset /efore the measurement.
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17#) -utdoor 9otor Chec,
1% S5itch *ff the )nit. *pen the case of outdoor unit ;do not unplug the fan<
2% -efore the /elo5 2oltage measurement= ena/le the 3an suppl( 2oltage /(
startup the compressor. @ormall(
3% Suppose the fan 5as not 5or8ing= chec8 the fan suppl( 2oltage on *utdoor
)nit 0C-.
*% +easure the 2oltage /et5een 0> and >@D= 5hich should /e 3&3M15CDC.
C Q 3&3M15CDC
)% +easure the 2oltage /et5een R15 and >@D= 5hich should /e 15M,.5CDC.
C Q 15M,.5CDC
1% If the a/o2e 2oltages are correct /ut the fan does not run= replace the fan
motorN if the a/o2e 2oltage is 7 are not correct= please measure the
follo5ing resistance.
9% +easure resistance /et5een leads of -lac8 and 9hite ca/les= 5hich is
2".8OM'J.
$f not( replace ;utdoor
Fan /otor
?% +easure resistance /et5een leads of -lac8 and ?ello5 ca/les= 5hich is
218OM'J.
$f not( replace ;utdoor
Fan /otor
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11
1.
2.
3.
4.
#efrigerant 1e4el 'hec>
Disconnect the Cool-us of the unit to separate it from the s(stem
Connect the >as 0ressure +eter ;for #41,%< to its suction pipe
Connect the CC)B,3 to the unit
Ena/le the K%C) .ES.L mode in CC)B,3 so as it sho5s KEna/leL to start
the test
5. 9ait 15mins to allo5 test parameter to /e sta/le. 0lease chec8 the
parameter in K+onitor %C)L menu and see if the Compressor speed is
",M2H: and EEC Settings is 2',M5Step
. %fter these parameters are settled= please 8eep note of the suction
pressure 2ia >as 0ressure +eter and Compressor Current 2ia CC)B,3 to
chec8 if the( are sta/le as 5ell. 0lease refer to the follo5ing ta/le 5ith
different am/ient temperature points 2ia CC)B,3.
.am/ient
SC
Suction 0ressure
+in
80a
@om
+a!
1,'5
1,&,
1,5
1,51
1,3
1,21
1,,"
''2
'""
'3
'4&
'33
'1'
',4
&&'
&"5
+in
/ar
@om
+a!
+in
psi
@om
+a!
Compressor
Current
%
+in @om +a!
#emar8E
if the >as 0ressure +eter measures 5ith unit psig= it can /e con2erted to psi
2alue /( adding 14." to the measured 2alue.
". If a measured reading is higher than the ma!imum in the ta/le= please tr(
to release gas until the reading is 5ithin the range.
&. If the measured pressure is lo5er than the minimum in the ta/le= it is
3&
3"
3
35
34
33
32
31
3,
2'
2&
2"
2
25
24
23
&'
&&4
&"2
&,
&4&
&3
&24
&12
&,,
"&&
""
"4
"52
"4,
"2&
"1
''5
'&2
'&
'55
'42
'2&
'15
',2
&&&
&"5
&2
&4&
&35
&22
&,&
"'5
&.'
&.&4
&."2
&.,
&.4&
&.3
&.24
&.12
&.,,
".&&
"."
".4
".52
".4,
".2&
".1
'.'5
'.&2
'.&
'.55
'.42
'.2&
'.15
'.,2
&.&&
&."5
&.2
&.4&
&.35
&.22
&.,&
".'5
1,.'5
1,.&,
1,.5
1,.51
1,.3
1,.21
1,.,"
'.'2
'.""
'.3
'.4&
'.33
'.1'
'.,4
&.&'
&."5
12'.&&
12&.14
12.4,
124.
122.'2
121.1&
11'.44
11".",
115.'
114.22
112.4&
11,."4
1,'.,,
1,".2
1,5.52
1,3."&
144.31
142.3&
14,.44
13&.51
13.5&
134.4
132."1
13,."&
12&.&4
12.'1
124.'&
123.,4
121.11
11'.1&
11".24
115.31
15&."4
15.1
154.4'
152.3
15,.23
14&.11
145.'&
143.&5
141."3
13'.,
13".4"
135.35
133.22
131.,'
12&.'"
12.&4
&.1
&.,
".'
".&
".
".5
".3
".,
."
.4
.3
.1
.,
5.'
5.&
5."
&.'
&.&
&."
&.
&.4
&.3
&.1
".&
".5
".2
".1
.'
.&
."
.
.5
'."
'.
'.5
'.4
'.2
'.1
&.'
&.
&.3
&.,
".'
"."
".
".5
".4
".3
necessar( to discharge all refrigerant. Cacuumi:e first= and then charge
the liquid refrigerant into air conditioner.
'. 0lease do not let other cooling medium= e!cept specified #41,% or air
enter into the cooling circulation s(stem. *ther5ise= there 5ill /e
a/normal high pressure in the s(stem to ma8e it crac8 and lead to
personal inTuries.
#emar8E
0lease chec8 %ppendi! C for information of #efrigerant #echarge.
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A""endi/ A# Com"ressor 6"eed versus "arameter
=o$ AC In"ut >olta&e Com"ressor 6"eed =imit
.here are se2eral compressor speed limits to ensure the proper operation. .he %C
lo5 2oltage changeo2er point on the fan in2erter unit from %C to DC mode has
e!tended do5n to 13,C= 5ith indoor fan speed limitation for input 2oltages /elo5
1,C. 9e also need to limit the ma!imum compressor speed for input 2oltages
/elo5 1,C to pre2ent o2erloading the outdoor unit po5er circuit. .he
compressor speed should /e limited as follo5sE
G1,C%C 1 ",H:
15&C%C 1 'H:
15C%C 1 &H:
154C%C 1 "H:
152C%C 1 H:
14,C%C 1 5H:
14&C%C 1 4H:
14C%C 1 3H:
144C%C 1 2H:
142C%C 1 1H:
13,C%C 1 5,H:
13&C%C 1 5'H:
13C%C 1 5&H:
134C%C 1 5"H:
132C%C 1 5H:
13,C%C 1 ,H:
?i&h Am!ient +em"erature Com"ressor 6"eed =imit
.he unit can 5or8 up to a ma!imum outdoor am/ient temperature of 51C ;as
measured /( the outdoor unit<= /ut the compressor speed to /e limited a/o2e
4,C as follo5sE
G4,C
41C B
42C B
43C B
44C B
45C B
4C B
4"C B
4&C B
4'C B
5,C B
51C B
52C B
B ",H:
H:
2H:
5&H:
54H:
5,H:
4H:
42H:
3&H:
34H:
3,H:
2H:
,H:
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A""endi/ B# -utdoor Unit Alarm4 =1(
Indication
Serial
1
2
3
4
5
"
&
Error Detail
*utdoor %m/ient Sensor Error
Condenser Sensor Error
Compressor Discharge Sensor Error
5rotection Detail
Communication protection
Current protection
+odule protection function
*2er #efrigeration protection
Coltage 0rotection
Discharge protection
Indoor too cold7o2erheated
4o5 pressure protection
*utdoor 1ED 1D3
3lash 1 timeStop 5s
3lash 2 timesStop 5s
3lash ' timesStop 5s
3lash " timesStop 5s
3lash & timesStop 5s
*utdoor 1ED 1D3
3lash
3lash
3lash
3lash
3lash
3lash
3lash
3lash
Fig%E% ;utdoor P4E B,3
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Suction Sensor Error
Compressor *2erheated;due to
on7off o2erBc(cling<
EE0#*+ Error
Compressor Discharging *2erB
temperature Error
In2erter -oard Error
A""endi/ C# Rechar&e of Refri&erant
3ig.CB1 Configuration of refrigerant changing
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3ig.CB2
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A""endi/ (# Indoor and -utdoor Unit 6chematics
N-+1:
3)SEE 3%>= 25,C%C 15%
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N-+1:
3)SEE 25,C%C 3,%
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1) Warrant.
1# +he Warrant. of the "roduct:
a) covers the product against faulty materials and manufacturing defects for the shorter of a period of
eighteen (1?) months from the date of manufacture( or twelve (12) months from the date of installation%
b) covers replacement of parts provided under this +arranty for the remainder of the period of +arranty
for the product into which they are incorporated or applied%
c) does not cover any consumables including accessories and2or air filters supplied with the product
unless such items are shown to be defective when the product was first purchased by the owner%
d) does not cover any damage to paintwor!( metalwor!( or finished trims of the product caused by
weathering( atmospheric fallout( hail( salt( or other corrosive residue%
'# +he Warrant. $ill not a""l. if:
a) the product is damaged by the use of an accessory not supplied by 4oolsure Btd%
b) the product is installed by a person other than 4oolsure BtdNs certified installer2repairer%
c) the product case is opened by a person other than 4oolsure BtdNs certified installer2repairer%
d) the product is damaged by a failure to chec! and clear obstructions in both indoor and outdoor
sections of the product( including the air filters( vents( coils and drainage pipes%
e) the product is re-installed during the period of the +arranty at any location other than the original
location%
)# Under the Warrant.:
a) faulty parts covered by the +arranty will be repaired( or replaced at 4oolsure BtdNs discretion( by
4oolsure Btd or a 4oolsure Btd recognised repairer( upon return to 4oolsure Btd or 4oolsure BtdNs
recognised repair agent%
b) the owner is responsible for all transport costs and intransit insurance costs if the product or part has
to be returned for repair to 4oolsure BtdNs or 4oolsure BtdNs recognised repair agent% +henever
possible( the product should be returned in its original carton and pac!ing or alternatively in pac!ing
suitable to prevent damage to the product% 4oolsure Btd will not accept responsibility for damage to the
product caused by unsuitable or inade#uate pac!ing%
c) the owner is responsible for all travelling( labour and transport costs if the owner re#uests any repair
to be performed on site%
d) the owner is at all times responsible for the repair of defects caused by accidental or intentional
damage( improper voltage( fire( misuse( abuse( neglect( alterations by or negligence of the owner(
incorrect or incomplete installation or operation by the owner( .cts of =od( vermin or foreign matter
entering the product( e%g% dirt and moisture% >efer to the ;wnerNs $nstruction /anual for operation and
other information%
*# <or re"air of the "roduct under the Warrant.:
a) 4oolsure Btd should be contacted within thirty (30) days of the fault developing( via email( telephone
or postal address shown at the last page of this manual
b) 4oolsure Btd shall allocate a >epair >eference number and advise how the repair shall be processed
(e%g% faulty part returned for repair( new replacement part supplied( etc)%
c) the +arranty with the original purchase documents must be presented to 4oolsure BtdNs recognised
distributor or repairer or the recognised distributorNs repair agent on re#uest%
3# =imitations of Warrant.:
a) The warranty shall not cover any conse#uential or resulting liability( damage or loss to property or life
arising directly or indirectly out of any defect in the product
b) 4oolsure BtdNs obligation under the warranty shall be limited to repair or providing replacement of
defective parts only under the warranty period%
c) 7nder no circumstances shall 4oolsure BtdNs obligation e'ceed that of the purchase price of the
product%
d) $n case of any dispute( the 4oolsure Btd reserves the right for final 0udgement and decision%
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To allow ease of maintenance and optimum performance( it is recommended to

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