Hitachi RAK-18PSA, RAC-18WSA, RAK-35PSA, RAC-35WSA, RAK-25PSA Installation Manual
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Mounting board
Screw for mounting
board
Remote controller
Bush
Drain pipe
Fixed leg dimension of outdoor unit
INDOOR UNIT / OUTDOOR UNIT
SAFETY PRECAUTION
Items 8 & 9 are included in the
package of the outdoor unit.
Heat insulating materials
12
310
299
500
792
330
HITACHI SPLIT UNIT AIR CONDITIONER
INSTALLATION MANUAL
•
Carefully read through the procedures of proper installation
before starting installation work.
•
The sales agent should inform customers regarding the
correct operation of installation.
Installation information
•
Be sure to perform the cleaning unit operation check.
•
Unlike conventional types, this model has no grille on its top surface.
•
Read the safety precautions carefully before operating the unit.
•
The contents of this section are vital to ensure safety. Please pay special attention to the following sign.
WARNING ......Incorrect methods of installation may cause death or serious injury.
This sign indicates prohibition.
CAUTION .......Improper installation may result in serious consequence.
Be sure that the unit operates in proper condition after installation. Explain to customer the proper operation and maintenance of the unit
as described in the user’s guide. Ask customers to keep this installation manual together with the instruction manual.
No nearby heat source and no obstruction near the air outlet is allowed.
The installation height should be at least 2.3m or more from the floor.
The air blown out of the unit should not point directly to animals or plants.
Do not install at a location where there is flammable gas, steam, oil and smoke.
2
1
Direction of Piping
Piping configuration may be in six
different directions: direct rear piping,
left or right downward piping and left
or right sideways piping.
Above 50mm
Be sure to com pletely seal
any gap with putty.
The space indicated by an
arrow
Á
is to guarantee
the performance of the
air conditioner. Install the
apparatus at the ample
space in order to carry out
the maintenance and repair
works.
Above 50mm
Above 50mm (Above 100mm when there is piping connection at the back of the outdoor unit)
Above 80mm
Above 50mm
give clearance as
widely as possible
When installing the indoor unit
above the curtain rail or curtain
box, allow dimensions not
affecting the airflow.
Maximum pipe length 20m
Above 200mm
Above 200mm
About 300mm
Must not bend
The indoor piping should be
insulated with the enclosed
insulation pipe.
Above 200mm
Above 50 mm when installed
on the ceiling of balcony
Above 100mm
Heating efficiency will be
enhanced if the space below the
outdoor unit is closed so that
no air passes through.
(Procure the material locally.)
The refrigerating machine oil is easily affected
by moisture. Use caution to prevent water from
entering the cycle.
Connection of insulated drain hose
Please use insulated drain hose
for the indoor piping (commer cial
product).
Inner diameter
16mm
• The difference in height between the indoor and
outdoor unit should be kept below 10m.
• The connecting pipe, no matter big or small,
should all be insulated with insulation pipe and
then wrapped with vinyl tape. The insulator will
deteriorate if it is not wrapped with tape.
Length of Power Cable
Do not modify the power cable.
About 0.9m About 1.6m
About 0.45m
Horizontally
backward
For outdoor unit installation, allow at least
2 sides of space around the unit to ensure
ventilation flue.
2.3m or more
Figure showing the installation of Indoor and Outdoor Unit (For example: Ground installation)
No. Supplied Items Qty
AAA size battery
Screw for remote
controller holder
Anti-mold wasabi
cassette
1
2
1
Drill a ø65mm hole on wall
which is slightly tilted towards
the outdoor side.
Cut the protection pipe
according to the wall thickness
and pass through the wall
hole.
Empty gap in the sleeve of
protection pipe should be
completely sealed with putty
to avoid dripping of rain water
into the room.
2~5mm
WALL
Putty
Sleeve of
protection
pipe
Protection
pipe
Putty
Indoor
Outdoor
2. Installation of the Indoor Unit
2.1 Preparation of Installation
Remove the front panel
•
To remove front panel, please refer to “Removing and
Attaching the Front Panel” on page 13.
•
Make sure to use both hands to attach and remove the front
panel.
Remove the lower cover
•
Push the bottom inner part (1) of the lower cover to remove
the lower cover.
•
To attach the lower cover, attach 2first and then attach 1
by rotating it around 2 as the fulcrum.
Remove
Attach
Wiring connection
•
Please refer to “Connection of Power Cord” on page 10.
Cutting lower cover bush
(Horizontal and downward piping)
•
While installing the pipe from the right, left or bottom side,
use a knife to cut lower cover bush accordingly.
•
Use the groove on the outer side if the pipe which is to be
installed from the left side, etc. is big.
Bush part
Groove on the
outer side
Groove on the inner side
Changing of drain hose
(Horizontally piping)
•
Install and change the drain hose and drain cap when installing
the pipe horizontally as shown below
.
•
Remove the lower cover when installing and changing.
• Do not carry out horizontal piping for drain hose.
1
Remove the screw and
pull out the drain hose.
Drain hose screw
2
Insert drain cap up to the
location securely till the
cap stops.
Drain
cap
Drain hose
Drain hose screw
Use the plier to pull and
turn the drain cap for easy
removal.
Push the drain hose deeply
the removed screw during
step 1.
CAUTION
•
Be sure to insert drain hose and drain cap firmly and
f
ix with screw
Insufficient insert may result in water leakage.
WARNING
•
Protection pipe (commercial product) must be used
Be sure that the wire is not in contact with any metal in the
wall. Please use the protection pipe as wire passing through
the hollow part of the wall to prevent damaged by mouse,
possibility of short circuit or fire.
•
Completely seal with putty
High humidity air inside the wall or the outdoor may go in to
the room and could result in dripping of dew. It could also
cause smell or odor present outdoor and inside the wall
spreading into the room.
Bush part
Drain hose
Preparation of Pipe
Backward piping
Remove the auxiliary insulation material sheet which is
attached to the pipe insulation.
Referring to the mark on the rear side, form the pipe within
the wall hole range.
Wall hole range
Horizontally and downward piping from the right
Remove the auxiliary insulation material sheet which is
attached to the pipe insulation. (Keep the removed auxiliary
insulation material sheet because it will be reused after pipe
connection.)
Carry out refrigerating pipe forming.
Layout of horizontally piping from the right
Temporarily join the refrigerating pipe, drain hose and
connecting cord with tape.
Place the starting point
of refrigerating pipe
bending within the wall
hole range.
Please bend at a small
radius to form an arc.
Pipe
Bottom cover
bush hole
Drain hose
CAUTION
•
Transform the piping while holding down the lower portion
of pipe-support by hand.
If the starting point of refrigerating pipe bending is projected
from the wall hole range or if the bending radius is too large,
the indoor unit may be lifted from wall and this may cause
poor f
inishing.
Pipe support
Transform after
bending downward
36mm
41mm
Installation after connection of refrigerating pipes
(Horizontal piping)
Remove the auxiliary insulation material sheet which is
attached to the pipe insulation. Connect the refrigerating pipe.
(Refer to “Pipe Connection” on page 9)
Cut the heat insulation sheet refrigerating pipe aligning to
the insulation sheet of the pipe and fix them temporarily with
tape.
Cover the pipe connection with the auxiliary insulation sheet
which was removed earlier, with its split line on the top. Wrap
the tape without any gap. Tape must not be over tightened.
(
Refer to “Heat insulation and Finishing of Piping” on page 11)
If there is gap or over-tightened, it may cause condensation.
Refrigerating
pipe
Pipe
Auxiliary insulation
sheet
Refrigerating pipe
insulation sheet
Refrigerating pipe
insulation sheet
Cut
Refrigerating
pipe
About 90mm
Temporarily
wrap with tape
Split line of the auxiliary
insulation sheet must
be positioned within this
range.
Pipe support
Auxiliary insulation
sheet
Place the
ending point of
refrigerating pipe
bending within
this range.
Pipe support
Refrigerating pipe
Center line of wall hole
Place the
refrigerating
pipe bending
within the wall
hole range
ø65 wall
hole range
Drain
hose
24mm
36~41mm
56.5mm
Temporarily join the refrigerating pipe, drain hose and
connecting cord together with tape.
Temporarily join the refrigerating pipe,
drain hose and connecting cord
together with tape.
Wrap the wall hole portion with tape.
Wrap with tape
Pipe
Connecting
cord
Drain hose
Pipe support
Refrigerating pipe
Center line of wall hole
Place the
refrigerating
pipe bending
within the wall
hole range
ø65 wall
hole range
Drain
hose
24mm
36~41mm
56.5mm
Auxiliary insulation sheet
Connecting the refrigerating pipe at the back of the
indoor unit
Remove the auxiliary
insulation material sheet
which is attached to the
pipe insulation. (Keep
the removed auxiliary
insulation material sheet
because it will be reused
after pipe connection.)
Hang the indoor unit on the mounting board.
Place the cushion under the right rear surface of the indoor
unit to lift the lower side of the unit by approximately 15cm.
Connect the refrigerating pipe. (Refer to “Pipe Connection”
on page 9)
Cover the pipe connection with the auxiliary insulation sheet
which was removed earlier
, with its split line on the top.
Wrap the tape without any gap. (Refer to “Installation after
connection of refrigerating pipes (Horizontal piping)” on page
5, step 3 )
Insert the drain hose into the wall hole.
Connect the connecting cord. (Refer to “Connection of Power
Cord” on page 10).
Form connecting cord and refrigerating pipe and put them in
the space on the lower side of the rear surface of the indoor
unit.
Remove the temporary stand and hook the projection on the
lower part of the indoor unit onto the mounting board.
CAUTION
•
Do not over tighten vinyl tape on pipe heat insulation
sheet
Do not over tighten to avoid loss of heat insulating ef
fect
and dew condensation.
•
Pull the lower part of the indoor unit towards you
installation plate
If the tab is not fitted in securely
, vibration of the indoor unit
becomes stronger
.
Protection pipe
Drain hose
CAUTION
•
During drainage work, install the drain pipe to ensure
smooth drainage. Make sure to carry out drainage
check.
Careless work may result in water leakage.
•
Make sure that there is no problem as shown in the
f
igures on page 8.
Such problems may cause clogged drain and could result
in water leakage.
•
Drain hose must be at a slope of at least 1/25.
•
When inserting the drain hose into the drain pipe for
embedded piping, etc., do not cut the drain hose in the
middle.
This may lead to poorer heat insulating performance of the
drain hose and could result in water leakage.
•
Do not lead the drain hose to a place where corrosive
gas (sulfur, ammonia, etc.) is generated such as septic
tank.
hose, and could result in corrosion on the copper pipe and
odor in the room.
3. Drainage Check
After the indoor unit is installed, please ensure the smooth
(Careless work may result in water leakage.)
How to remove the indoor unit
•
Push the [PUSH] section at the bottom of the indoor unit
from the outside, the claws are released from the mounting
board. (2 places on the left and right)
•
If the bottom of the indoor unit cannot be pushed, remove
the bottom part of the front cover and insert a screwdriver
into the hole for removal of indoor unit as shown in the
figure. Then, push the claws upwards while holding down
the upper part of the hole 1 and pull the indoor unit towards
you 2
. When horizontal piping is used, be careful not to
damage the pipe and connecting cord with the tip of the
screwdriver during this operation.
•
Please refer to “Removing and Attaching the Front Cover”
on page 14 to remove the bottom part of the front cover
.
Projection
of the
indoor unit
Fixing
tab
Cushion
About 15cm
Auxiliary insulation
sheet
Refrigerating pipe
Connecting cord
Pull this to the front during
the connection of refrigerating
pipe to ease task.
Auxiliary insulation sheet
Connection part
Connecting cord
Screwdriver
Hold with hand
Hole for removal
Claw
Mounting board
Hole for removal
Form the refrigerating pipe according to the wall hole
position.
Especially in the case of horizontally backward piping,
follow the instruction below to carry out accurate forming.
Forming of refrigerating pipe for horizontally backward
piping
(1) Refer to the mark at the back, start bending the
refrigerating piping within wall hole range.
Connecting the refrigerating pipe at the back of the
indoor unit
•
Form and set the refrigerating pipe and connecting cord.
If the starting point of refrigerating pipe bending is
projected from the wall hole range or if the bending
radius is too large, the indoor unit may be lifted from
wall and this may cause poor finishing.
2.2 Installation
Connecting the refrigerating pipe other than at the back
of the indoor unit
Insert the pipes through the wall hole.
Hang the upper part of the indoor unit on the mounting
board.
Push the lower part of the indoor unit to the wall, hook
the projection on the lower part of the indoor unit onto the
mounting board.
Cover the pipe connection with the auxiliary insulation sheet
which was removed earlier
, with its split line on the top. Wrap
the tape without any gap. (Refer to “Heat insulation and
Finishing of Piping” on page 11)
If there is gap or over-tightened, it may cause condensation
.
CAUTION
•
Place the starting point of
refrigerating pipe bending within
the wall hole range.
Please bend at a small
radius to form an arc.
(2) When forming, bend the refrigerating pipe with the
smallest radius.
Refrigerating
pipe
Center line of
wall hole
ø65 wall hole
range
Drain
hose
Refrigerating
pipe
Form the connecting cord and refrigerating pipe and put
them in the space on the lower side of the rear surface
of the indoor unit. Put the binding band on the hook
located on the rear surface to fix it.
Join refrigerating pipe, connecting cord and drain hose
temporarily with tape and wrap the wall hole portion with
tape.
Be sure to cut the extra binding band.
(Otherwise, it may result in abnormal noise or dewfall.)
Hook
Binding band
Wrap with tape
Binding band can be
installed to whichever
side of the installation
points. However, it is
recommended to attach it
on the right side viewing
from the rear.
Match the end of the refrigerating pipes with the
locations marked with “V” symbol.
Insert a plastic hose (commercial product)
into the large diameter pipe.
Below 5mm
1.00m
Please bend at a small radius to form an arc. (Pipe can be bent with
a small radius without being crushed if a plastic hose is used.)
Projection of the indoor unit
Mounting board
Mounting board
Protection pipe
Refrigerating pipe
Connecting cord
Drain hose
Small
diameter
Large diameter
FOR SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY
Drain hose
798mm
450mm
450mm
100mm
175mm
600mm
80mm
350mm
638mm
80mm
42.5mm
200mm
295mm
58mm
52mm
Dimensions of
indoor unit
1.2 Wall Penetration and Installation of Protection Pipe
OUTDOOR UNIT
Bending
upwards
Condensed
water pond
Ditch
Condensed
water pond
CAUTION
Be sure that the drain hose is loosely connected
CAUTION
You are free to choose the side (left or right) for
the installation of drain hose. Please ensure the
during installation. (Careless may result in water
leakage.)
•
Please mount the outdoor unit on stable ground to
prevent vibration and increase of noise level.
•
Decide the location for piping after sorting out the
dif
ferent types of pipe available.
•
When removing side cover, please pull the handle
after undoing the hook by pulling it downward.
Reinstall the side cover in reverse order of the
removal.
Please face this side (suction side)
of the unit to the wall.
Please remove side cover
when connecting the piping
and connecting cord.
Pull
downward
Elevated stand
Tent
In snowy region, install a snow guard and elevated stand
In other regions, it is recommended to install a tent for
shade.
CAUTION
Do not touch the suction port, bottom surface
Failure to do so may cause an injury.
Drain cap Drain hose
6
5
•
Leveler
Mounting
board
Mark
Line
Weight
Pipe hole
Board
anchor
Screw fixing
the mounting
board
smooth flow of condensed water of the indoor unit
bend or proper condition like left figure.
to ensure the airflow for better heating efficiency.
or aluminium fin of the outdoor unit.
into the screw hole, fix with
When using a plastic hose, make sure to insert it only
after pipe expanding is carried out to avoid cutting
dust from getting inside.
flow of condensed water of the indoor unit during installation.
Corrosive gas may flow into the indoor unit through the drain
and confirm that the tab of the indoor unit is
fit in the
on
5
3
RAK-18PSA/RAC-18WSA
RAK-25PSA/RAC-25WSA
RAK-35PSA/RAC-35WSA
Minimum pipe length 5m
Press it into the
hole in the chassis
DRAIN PIPE
above
100mm
BUSH
Press it into the
hole in the chassis
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Cleaning Unit
How to check Micro Mesh Stainless Filter installation
Keep the filter mesh facing up, and align the filter with
the top face of the indoor unit, and then slide and push
it in. (The shape of the left and right filters are the same.)
Slide the buckles of the filter mesh leftwards to lock
the filter mesh. (Each in both sides)
Verifying installation of the terminal block and the front panel
When the indoor unit is installed in a corner, please set it by following the procedure below to achieve the maximum effect:
Left-corner installation
Right-corner installation
Verifying cleaning of the filter mesh
Check whether the terminal block
cover has been installed.
To close the front panel, press its right and left sides first and
then the center until it clicks into place.
front panel
Fixing screws
the terminal block
Before turning on the power of the air conditioner, make sure that the filters (2 pieces at the top and 2 pieces in
front) have been installed properly and locked.
Neck
Filter mesh buckle
Settings of [Dynamic Wind Deflection]
Less than
1 m
Indoor unit Indoor unitIndoor unit
Walls
Keep holding it
Hold it for more than
5 seconds
The setting completes when the
machine beeps.
When the air guide mode is set to
evasion, the air is sent to all areas
except the left side.
（This is the factory default setting. ）
When the room and installing location change, please set the remote controller again.
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•
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Arm
Arm
Arm
Arm
Step
Step
CAUTION
Screw
Screw
Screw
storage
box
Screw
front panel
Screw cover
Terminal block cover
Terminal block cover
Screw
Screw
Screw
front panel
Screw cover
Terminal block cover
Terminal block cover
Install the storage box and the panel.
H-LINK
[For details on part numbers of optional accessories,
refer to the catalogue.]
To connect to H-LINK, purchase a RAC adaptor separately.
•
When connecting wires, be sure to open the electric
box cover.
Connect the socket of RAC adaptor to CN7.
Reattach the electric box cover.
For details on the RAC adaptor, refer to its user manual.
Please take care when connecting the optional adaptor
to prevent the edge of the circuit board from cutting the
lead wire.
Remove and install the front cover by referring to this
Instruction Manual.
•
•
•
•
•
CN7
CAUTION
•
Before trial running of the air conditioner, be sure to check the following steps 1 and 2, and then operate it
in the cooling-heating room.
Front Panel
CN7
Wrench
Torque wrench
Flare nut
Half union
Female side
Male side
INSTALLATION OF REFRIGERATING PIPES AND AIR REMOVAL
1. Pipe Cutting and Flaring
•
Use a pipe cutter to cut the pipe and remove burr.
CAUTION
•
Remove burr
If burr is not removed, it may cause leakage.
• Point the side to be trimmed downwards during
trimming to prevent copper chips from entering the
pipe.
2. Pipe Connection
•
Remove the flare nut from the pipe of the indoor
spanner while holding down the half union (male
side) with a spanner.
•
Do not crush the pipe while bending it.
•
Apply refrigerant oil on the connection part. After
carrying out the center alignment and manual
tightening of the flare nut, tighten the flare nut
securely with a torque wrench (spanner).
Copper pipe
Trimming tool
•
Before flaring, please put on the flare nut.
Copper pipe
Die
A
Die
Please use exclusive tool for refrigerant R410.
Outer Diameter
A (mm) Rigid Flaring Tool
(ø)
For R410A tool For R22 tool
6.35 (1/4
”
) 0~0.5 1.0
”
) 0~0.5 1.0
3. Remove of Air from the Pipe and Gas Leakage Inspection
CAUTION
•
When removing flare nut of the indoor unit, first remove the nut of small diameter side.
• Prevent water from entering into the piping when connecting.
• Be sure to tighten the flare nut to the specified torque with a torque wrench.
If the flare nut is overtightened, it may split after sometime and may cause refrigerant leak.
• When using a control valve, make sure that the packing is not deteriorated and avoid excessive tightening
of the handle. Otherwise, gas may leak from the service valve.
* Tightening torque must be as shown in the table below.
Outer diameter Torque N•m
)mc•fgk( )ø( epip fo
Small diameter side 6.35 (1/4
”
) 13.7~18.6 (140~190)
Large diameter side 12.7 (1/2
”
) 44.1~53.9 (450~550)
Small diameter side 6.35 (1/4
”
) 19.6~24.5 (200~250)
Large diameter side 12.7 (1/2
”
) 29.4~34.3 (300~356)
Valve core cap 12.3~15.7 (125~160)
Valve
head
cap
From the viewpoint of global environment protection,
air purge type should be vacuum pump method.
1
• Remove the valve head cap
of the service valve.
• Remove the cap of valve
core and connect the charge
hose.
• Connect the vacuum pump
adapter to the vacuum pump
and connect the charge hose
to the adapter.
Valve head cap
for the service
valve at small
diameter side
Valve head
cap for the
service valve
at large
diameter side
Cap of valve core
• Loosen the spindle of the service valve with
small diameter by 1/4 turn and tighten the spindle
immediately after 5 to 6 seconds.
• Remove the charging hose from the service valve.
• Unscrew the spindle of both the
service valves in anticlockwise
direction to allow the flow of
refrigerant (unscrew halfway).
• Tighten the cap of valve head.
Check and make sure that there
is no gas leakage.
• Fully tighten the “Hi” shuttle of the manifold valve and
completely unscrew the “Lo” shuttle. Run the vacuum
pump. (Adapter is switched on)
•
Make sure the meter
reaches -0.1MPa
(-76cmHg) during pumping.
Closed
When pumping starts, slightly loosen
the flare nut to check if air sucked in.
Then tighten the flare nut.
Meter showing pressure
R410A Manifold valve
Vacuum pump
Ball valve
Vacuum pump adapter
Charge hose
Ball valve
Valve
Please leave the ball valve fully open
at all times.
3
4
2
Body of service valve
Hexagonal
wrench key
Cap of valve
head
Cap of valve
head
Cap of
valve core
Wiring of the Outdoor Unit
Please remove the side cover and terminal cover for wiring connection.
FINAL STAGE
WARNING
•
The connecting cord must be f ix with cord band
Otherwise rain water may enter and cause short circuit. Besides, an external
force may apply to the connection part of the connecting cord and could result
in heat and fire.
• The terminal cover and side cover must be installed after work is done.
Terminal cover
Terminal marking
A B C
Cord band
1. Heat Insulation and Finishing of Piping
CAUTION
•
Completely seal any gap with putty
High humidity air inside the wall or the outdoor may
go in to the room and could result in dripping of dew.
It could also cause smell or odor present outdoor and
inside the wall spreading into the room.
• Cover the pipe connection with the auxiliary insulation sheet,
wrap the tape without any gap.
• If there is gap or over-tightened, it may cause condensation.
• Please wrap the pipe and power cord together with vinyl
outdoor units on page 2.
• To enhance the heat insulation and to prevent water
condensation, please cover the outdoor part of the drain
hose and pipe with insulation sheet.
• When using an exit cover, do not attach a bush for pipe.
• When an exit cover is not used, seal the gap of the hole
on the wall, bush and pipe completely with putty. If an exit
cover is used, seal the gap of the hole on the wall and pipe
completely with putty. In the case of embedded piping,
sealing could cause entering of high humidity air into the
wall or indoor unit, which could result in dripping of dew. It
could also cause smell or odor present outdoor and inside
the wall spreading into the room.
Auxiliary
insulation sheet
Insulate
and wrap
with tape
Connecting cord
Refrigerating
pipe
Drain hose
Seal with putty
About 90mm
Putty
Putty
Bush for pipe
Do not cut the drain
hose in the middle
When using an exit
cover, do not attach a
bush for pipe.
2. Affixing the Remote Controller and Installing the Anti-mold Wasabi Cassette
• The remote controller may be affixed to a wall or pillar with the remote controller mounting screw.
• When operating the air conditioning with the remote controller attached, please make sure that the signal is received by
the air conditioning. Furthermore,
received.
• Install the anti-mold wasabi cassette.
(Refer to page of the Operation Manual)
Noise may occur if the anti-mold wasabi
cassette is not installed properly.
IMPORTANT
Fuse Capacity
25A time-delay fuse
Anti-mold wasabi
cassette
Installation methods
Wall surface
Screws fixing
the remote
controller
Works to be done when transferring or removing air
conditioner
From the viewpoint of global environment protection,
refrigerant should be recovered (pumped down) when the
air conditioner is transferred or removed.
Perform force-cooling operation (refer to “Force-cooling
operation” on page 12) for about 5 minutes as a preliminary
operation.
Tighten the spindle of the service valve at small diameter
side in clockwise direction.
Continue the force-cooling operation for another 1-2
minutes, and then tighten the spindle of the service valve
at large diameter side in clockwise direction.
Stop the force-cooling operation.
CONNECTION OF POWER CORD
Procedures of Wiring
CBCABA
AC 220V
1ø 50Hz
Indoor unit Outdoor unit
Connecting
cord
ø2.0
WARNING
Wiring of the Indoor Unit
Remove the front panel. (Refer to “Removing and
Attaching the Front Panel” on page 13)
Remove the terminal cover and screw, hold the upper
part when removing.
Remove the lower cover.
Gas Leakage Inspection
Please use gas leakage detector
to check if leakage occurs at
connection of Flare nut as
shown on the right.
If gas leakage occurs, further
tighten the connection to stop
leakage. (Be sure to use R410A
detector.)
Detail of Cutting the Connecting Cord
•
Indoor unit
•
Outdoor unit
70mm
10mm
100mm
Connecting cord
Connecting cord
Green + Yellow
(ground)
160mm
C
70mm
10mm
10mm
45mm
Strip
wires
Strip
wires
Strip
wires
Green +
Yellow
10mm
20mm
160mm
10mm
Bring the connecting cord
from the rear surface to the
front surface through the
cable guide.
The connecting cord should
be fix with the terminal.
Tightening torque reference
value:
1.2~1.6N•m (12~16kgf•cm)
Excessive tightening may
damage the terminal.
Connect the connecting cord
and fix with cord band.
Hook onto the claw at the
lower part of the terminal
cover and fix with screw.
A
B
C
A
B
Screw
Terminal cover
Lower cover
Drain hose
$
%
&
Cable
guide
Refrigerating
pipe
Connecting
cord
Cord band
Connecting
cord
Address
Address
3. Remove the Protection Sheet
• Remove the protection sheet on the display panel.
4. Power Source and Operation Test
Power source
WARNING
•
Never modify or extend the power cord.
•
Keep additional length for the power cord and do not
render the plug under external force as this may cause
poor contact.
•
•
The power cable easily generates heat. Do not bring
the cable together with a wire or vinyl tie.
CAUTION
•
Use a new power outlet.
Old power outlet may cause insufficient electrical contact,
which could result in unforeseen accident.
•
Connect and disconnect the power plug a few times
to ensure smooth plug-in before completely insert the
power plug into the power outlet.
Operation test
• Please ensure that the air conditioner is in normal operating
condition during the operation test.
• Explain to your customer about the proper operation procedures
as described in the operation manual.
• If the indoor unit won’t operate, check the cable for correct
connection.
Force-cooling operation
• When the temporary switch of the indoor unit is pressed for
more than 5 seconds, the force-cooling operation starts.
Use this mode when performing the failure diagnosis or
collecting refrigerant into the outdoor unit.
• Press the temporary switch again or use the remote controller
to stop the force-cooling operation once this operation is
completed.
CAUTION
•
Do not operate the unit for more than 5 minutes while
the spindle of the service valve is closed.
CAUTION
•
Outdoor supply cords shall not be lighter than polychloroprene sheathed
flexible cord with code designation 60245 IEC 57.
This is utilized to avoid the interference of remote controller signals when two indoor units
are installed in the same room. The Address Selector Switch is on the outside of the remote
controller battery cover. (Factory setting is set to “A”)
• Setting the address (to avoid interference)
Only one of the two indoor units has to be set (turn off the power to the other indoor unit).
While pointing the remote controller transmitter/receiver at the indoor unit, move the
switch of the Address Selector Switch to “B”.
The channel is set when the unit beeps, confirming it has received the signal.
• After changing the address, please confirm the unit’s operation with the remote controller.
If the unit does not operate, return the switch to “A” and set the switch again.
Address selector switch
Switch
About Address Selector Switch
Temporary switch
(Force-cooling operation starts when the
switch is pressed for more than 5 seconds.
Press the switch again and use the remote
controller to stop the operation.)
Push the end of the right-side arm outward to release the tab.
Move the left-side arm outward to release the left tab,
and then pull the panel towards you.
Removing and Attaching the Front Panel
•
Be sure to hold the front panel with both hands to detach and attach it.
Please refer to the operation manual on how to open and close the front panel.
Attaching
Removing
Insert the shaft of the left arm along the step on the unit into the hole.
Securely insert the shaft of the right arm along the step on the
unit into the hole.
Make sure that the front panel is securely attached, and then close
the front panel.
REMOVING AND ATTACHING THE FRONT COVER
OPERATION CHECK
When the power of the air conditioner turns on, the “Filter Cleaning Operation” starts automatically.
The
CLEAN indicator is lit during the filter cleaning operation.
Filter Lock
• Make sure that the top filters have
been locked. Lock the filters if
they are not locked. (The filters
may come off during the operation
if they are not locked.)
Do not touch the cleaning unit during
the filter cleaning operation.
Doing so could result in injury or
failure of the appliance.
Unlike the coventional type of air conditioner, this air conditioner has no
grille at its top surface, It is because this air conditioner is equipped with the
cleaning unit, and to prevent the top surface from getting dirty easily.
• Filter cleaning operation check will take approximately 5 minutes for the cleaning unit to make one cycle of back and forth
movement. Make sure that the cleaning unit is actually working by a visual inspection from the top of the indoor unit.
How to remove the panel frame
Attaching the Front Cover
Make sure that the dew receiving pan and the cleaning unit
are securely attached.
After attaching the left and right sides of the front cover onto
the unit, ensure that the top tabs (2 places) have been fixed
on.
• Remove the front panel and check if the filter locks (2 pcs) are tripped or slant.
• If the filters are not inserted properly, refer to following “Installing the Micro Mesh Stainless Filters”.
• Please perform “Filter cleaning operation check” again after reinstalled the filters.
Installing the Micro Mesh Stainless Filters
MoveMove
Insert
Insert
Insert
Insert
When being installed or removed, the panel is likely to slide off.
When lifting to open the panel, do not apply too much force. Otherwise,
the panel may come off or malfunction may be caused.
Unscrew screws of the terminal block cover,
and remove the terminal block.
Remove the screw cover below the panel frame,
and unscrew the 7 screws from the panel frame.
Insert the screw driver into the hole on the right
upper part of the panel frame, and loosen the jaw.
Hold the panel frame and pull it along the direction
indicated by the arrow to remove it.
Remove the front panel and the storage box.
Tighten the 7 screws in the panel.
Install the screw cover.
Install the terminal block cover, and tighten the screws.
To verify cleaning of the
filter mesh, send wind
when upper and lower wind
boards are closed. The
cleaning indicator lights up.
After the cleaning action is
acknowledged, if the cleaning
diagnosis indicator blinks (4"
on/1" off), it indicates abnormality in cleaning operation of
the filter mesh. In this case,
refer to the Operating
Instructions for a solution.
Cleaning indicator
Walls Walls
Less than
1 m
More than
1 m
More than
1 m
Keep holding it
Hold it for more than
5 seconds
The setting completes when the
machine beeps.
The setting completes when the
machine beeps.
When the air guide mode is set to
evasion, the air is sent to all areas
except the right side.
Keep holding it
Hold it for more than
5 seconds
Remote controller (with
the upper cover opened)
Central installation
After pumping for about 10-15 minutes, completely
loosen the “Lo” shuttle and switch off the vacuum
pump. (Adapter is switched off)
seal the gap of the pipe completely with putty. Incomplete
CLEAN indicator blinks.
• If the CLEAN
completion due to an abnormal condition.
In this case, refer to “Check the Operation of the Filter Cleaning Unit” and “Troubleshooting” of the operation manual and
take appropriate actions.
••
Fix on the top tabs (2 places)
Otherwise the nut of big diameter side will fly out.
• Close the front panel properly.
• If the “ON/OFF” button on the remote control is pressed during the operation check, the operation check is stopped
• If the filters are not installed properly, “Filter Cleaning Operation” is found abnormal and the
The filters may come off during operation if they are not installed properly.
before its completion. Wait until the operation check is completed without pressing any button on the remote controller.
by turning on the fluorescent lighting even during the day.
• Lighting fixtures with electronic starters may shorten the reception distance and may even interfere with the signal being
tape as shown in the figure of the installation of indoor and
Do not fix the power cord with U-shape nail.
• The Timer lamp flashes when force-cooling is in operation.
unit by removing the flare nut (female side) with a
fluorescent lighting may affect the reception of the signal, therefore, please make sure
• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a special cord (Maker’s service parts) available from the manufacturer
or its service agent.
• The naked part of the wire core should be 10mm fix it to the terminal tightly. Then try to pull the individual wire to check if the
contact is tight. Improper insertion may burn the terminal.
• Be sure to use only wire specified for the use of air-conditioner.
• Be sure to use only power cables approved form the authorities in your country. For example in Germany: Cable type: NYM
3×2.5mm
2
. (Fuse = 16A time delay)
• Please refer to the manual for wire connection, the wiring technique should meet the standard of the electrical
installation.
• Leave some space in the connecting cord for maintenance purpose and be sure to secure it with the cord band.
• Secure the connecting cord along the coated part of the wire using the cord band. Do not exert pressure on the wire as this
may cause overheating or fire.
• There is a AC voltege of 220V between the A and B terminals. Therefore, before servicing, be sure to remove the plug from
the AC outlet.
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Display panel
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for 2
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Place a battery in the remote controller and press the reset switch. (Refer to page of
the Remote Controller Manual)
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