Daewoo DWA-180C, DWA-180C-R, DWA-240C-R Service Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. PRECAUTION...............................................................................2

2. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................3

3. NAMES OF MAJOR COMPONENTS .........................................................4

4. FUNCTION OF MAIN COMPONENTS ........................................................5

5. GENERAL INFORMATIONS .................................................................6

6. CARE AND MAINTENANCE .................................................................7

7. TROUBLE SHOO TING GUIDE ...............................................................8

8. HOW TO DISASSEMBLE...................................................................10

9. WIRING DIAGRAM.........................................................................11

10. REFRIGERANT CYCLE ...................................................................12

11. EXPLODED DIAGRAM AND PARTS LIST ..................................................13

1. PRECA UTION

Please observe the following instructions.

1. Turn off unit.

Make sure the unit is OFF and the AC cord is unplugged before repairing or servicing.

2. In case of checking the circuit una v oidab l y while the unit is connected with po wer sour ce, be careful not to connect with the part of electric charge.

You may cause electric shock.

3. Use of proper part if you need to replace the part, be sure to use genuine part of servicing model.

Do not repair or replace the electric contact part. Consumer must not repair the unit, because it is dangerous.

4. Use of proper tool.

You must use the proper tool to repair the unit, and use the measuring appliance adjusted accurately.

5. Damage of electric wire and power cord when servicing.

Check electric wire and a surely replace a damage electric wire and a damage power cord.

6. Never use connecting the middle of wire, after cutting the middle of wire.

It may cause a fire and trouble.

7. Checking the insulation resistance.

After you complete the assembly of unit, surely check the insulation resistance. Confirm that the insulation resistance of the power line and the ground terminal is over 30MΩ by measuring insulation resistance.

8. Checking the ground.

After checking the ground, servicing it completely.

9. Checking the installation.

After checking the installation, servicing it completely.

10. Care children.

When servicing, do not make the children approach the air-conditioner.

2. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL

ITEM

Power source V/Hz AC 220~240V/50Hz AC 208~230V/60Hz

Btu/h 18,000 24,000 18,000 24,000

Cooling Capacity

Kcal/h 4,530 6,050 4,530 6,050 Btu/wh 7.83 8.89 8.18 8.89

Energy Efficiency Ratio

Dehumidification Pts/h 4.84 5.5 4.62 5.94

Electrical Data

Compressor

Fan Motor

Kcal/wh 1.97 2.24 2.06 2.24

g/h 2,200 2,500 2,100 2,700 Power Input 2,300 2,700 2,200 2,700 Running Current 10.5 13.0 10.5 12.6 Type Recipro Model AWG5524EVA AWG5530EVA AWG5519EXN AWG5525EXN Capacitor 35µF/400VAC 45µF/400VAC 25µF/400VAC 35µF/400VAC Model AM12DWD08 A2945CA010 A2941GA010 A2951GA010 Capacitor 7.5µF/400VAC 7.5µF/400VAC 7.5µF/400VAC 7.5µF/400VAC Indoor-Fan Blower-Fan

DWB-180C-R DWB-240C-R DWA-180C-R DWA-240C-R

Outdoor-Fan Propeller-Fan Control Capillary

Refrigerant(R-22)

Charge Amount (g) 730 850 790 1030

Dimensions Unit (W x H x D) 660 x 430 x 705 (mm)

Packing (W x H x D)

Weight Net Weight (Kg) 64 67 63 66

Gross Weight (kg) 69 72 68 71

710 x 525 x 757 (mm)

3.NAMES OF MAJOR COMPONENTS

7 4

1256

NO PART NAME

1 AIR FILTER 2 GRILL FRONT 3 CABINET 4 BLADE VERTICAL 5 KNOB THERMOSTAT 6 KNOB SELECTOR

NO PART NAME

7 BLADE HORIZONTAL 8 AIR VENT

9 AIR INTAKE 10 AIR DISCHARGE 11 AUTO LOUVER SWITCH

4. FUNCTION OF MAIN COMPONENTS

1. ROTARY SWITCH (SELECT OR)

Please refer to the part of selector in the chapter 9 (Wiring Diagram). The rotary switch (selector) controls the fan motor’s rotation speed, and has six positions. The function of the six position is as follow.

OFF: This position stops all operations of the air conditioner.

HIGH COOL: This position provides the maximum air flow for rapid

cooling, dehumidifying and dust removing operations.

(Use this position on sultry summer days.)

MED COOL: This position provide the medium air flow for cooling

dehumidifying and dust removing operations

LOW COOL: This position provides the minimum air flow for quiet

cooling, dehumidifying operations. (Use this position on suitable for night-time.)

HIGH FAN: This position provides the maximum air fiow alone fan

operation without cooling operation.

LOW FAN: This position provides the minimum air flow air flow alone

fan operation without cooling operation.

2. THERMOSTAT (TEMPERA TURE CONTR OL)

The Thermostat automatically starts and stops operation in order to keep the room temperature at a proper level, and this results in efficient use of power and economical cooling.

Turn clockwise for a cooler room temperature.

Turn counter-clockwise for a warmer room temperature.

3. MOT OR

The motor is used to rotate the indoor and outdoor fan so that the room air can be recirculated.

4. F AN

BLOWER FAN: The Blower draws hot air from the room through the Evaporator and then discharges it back into the

cool air. It circulates the room air.

PROPELLER FAN: The propeller draws outdoor air through louvering and cools Condenser, and then blows the hot

air out.

5. CAPACIT OR

The Capacitor enlarges the difference of phase between main coil and sub coil so that the Compressor and Fan Motor starts well.

6. ACCUMULATOR

The Accumulator blocks the unflow of liquid refrigerant and impurities into the Compressor.

5. GENERAL INFORMATIONS

1. CHANGING AIR FLOW DIRECTION

Air flow deflectors divert air from center flow to left or right. Adjust deflectors for desired air flow pattern.

2. AIR FLOW AR OUND UNIT

Check in door grill and outdoor louvers for air flow obstructions. Do not block air flow to and from unit. The outdoor coil should be checked and periodically cleaned for debris that may collect and block unit air flow. If air flow is obstructed or deflected back into unit, the compressor may cycle on and off rapidly, causing early compressor failure.

3. Electrical Grounding Instructions.

This appliance is equipped with a three-prong(grounding) plug for protection against possible shock hazards. If a twoprong wall receptacle is encountered, the customer is required to contact a qualified electrician and have the twoprong wall receptacle replaced with a properly grounded three-prong wall receptacle in accordance with the National Electrical Code.

4. USE OF EXTENSION CORDS

Because of potential safety hazards under certain conditions we strongly recommend against the use of an extension cord. However, if you still elect to use an extension cord, it is absolutely necessary that it be a UL listed 3-wire grounding type appliance extension cord rated has a 3-blade grounding plug and a 3-slot receptacle that will plug into appliance. The marked rating of the extension cord should be AWG #12 or more.

5. DRAIN HOLE AND WATER DRIPPING OUTSIDE

Locate drain hole at the rear of unit. Water in base pan is picked up by the fan blade and thrown onto the warm outdoor coil where it evaporates. The air conditioner must be installed level or tited or slightly to the outside for proper water disposal. On exceptionally hot and humid days the air conditioner may permit excess water to pass thru rear drain hole or overflow. This should be considered normal.

6. CARE AND MAINTENANCE

1. AIR FILTER

Clean the air filter, which removes dust inside the room. It should be washed at least once every week during operation.

1. Remove the Air Filter from the front grill by pulling up.

2. Clean Air Filter with a vacuum cleaner or lukewarm, soapy water.

3. Shake it when clean to remove moisture completely. Replace it.

2. CLEANING THE AIR CONDITIONER

1. At least once a year, remove cabinet and thoroughly clean air conditioner. Have the unit inspected by an authorized servicer to ensure unit is functioning properly.

2. Wash air conditioner with lukewarm, soapy water as needed. Rinse and dry thoroughly.

3. If using concentrated liquid detergent, dilute in warm water first.

4. Front grill may be wiped off with a cloth dampened in a mild detergent solution.

5. Cabinet may be washed with mild soap or detergent and lukewarm water, then polished with liquid wax for appliances.

6. Condenser and Evaporator coils should be cleaned at the beginning of each cooling season. Use a soft brush or vacuum cleaner to clean them, making sure that the Condenser and Evaporator coils are not damaged.

7. Do not use abrasive cleaners. These items scratch, crack and discolor surfaces.

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