Sinclair ASDH-96AI Service Manual

HIGH STATIC PRESSURE

DUCT SERIE

ASDH-96AI

SERVICE MANUAL

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Content

Part. 1 General information............................................... 2

Part. 2 Outdoor Unit ........................................................... 5

Part. 3 Indoor Unit ............................................................ 13

Part. 4 Installation & Troubleshooting ........................... 24

Part. 5 Controller .............................................................. 52

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Part. 1 General information

1. Model Names of Indoor/Outdoor Units .............................. 3

2. External Appearance ........................................................... 3

3. Nomenclature ....................................................................... 4

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1. Model Names of Indoor/Outdoor Units

Type

Indoor unit Outdoor unit

Model Power supply Model Power supply

Hi-static

pressure duct

type

ASDH-96AI

220-240V~, 1Ph,

50Hz

ASDH-96AI

380-415V~, 3Ph,

50Hz

2. External Appearance

2.1 Indoor units

ASDH-96AI

2.2 Outdoor unit

ASDH-96AI

3. Nomenclature

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Nominal cooling capacity (96×1,000Btu/h)

High static pressure

Duct

Sinclair

Air conditioner

Inverter

R410A

A S D H 96 A I

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Part. 2 Outdoor Unit

1. Specifications ..................................................................... 6

2. Dimension (Unit:mm) ......................................................... 7

3.

Refrigerant circuit .............................................................. 8

4.

Wiring Diagrams ................................................................. 9

5. Electric Characteristics ................................................... 11

6. Sound Levels .................................................................... 12

7. Accessories ...................................................................... 12

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1. Specifications

Model \

ASDH-96AI

Power supply V, Ph, Hz 380-415V~, 3Ph, 50Hz

Ambient temp in cooling °C

-15～48

Ambient temp in heating °C -15~24

Rated input (Whole units) W 11,700

Rated current (Whole units) A 16

Compressor

Model \ LNB53FCAMC

Type \ Rotary

Brand \ MITSUBISHI

Quantity \ 1

Capacity kW 16.86

Input kW 5.2

Crankcase heater W 25

Refrigerant oil type \ FV50S

Refrigerant oil charge mL 1700 + 1500

Outdoor fan motor

Model \ WZDK170-38G-1

Type \ DC

Quantity \ 2

Brand \ Panasonic

Insulation class \ E

Safe class \ IP × 4

Input W 250(up)/185(down)

Output W 200(up)/150(down)

Rated current A 1.7(up)/1.4(down)

Outdoor fan

Material \ Plastic

Type \ Axial fan

Quantity \ 2

Diameter mm 560

Height mm 170

Outdoor coil

Number of rows \ 2

Tube pitch(a)×row pitch(b) mm 21 × 19.4

Fin spacing mm 1.5

Fin type \ Hydrophilic fin

Tube outside diameter mm Ф7

Tube type \ Inner groove tube

Length × height mm 1080 x 756

Number of circuits \ 18

Outdoor air flow m3/h 9800

Sound pressure level dB(A) 59

Outdoor unit

Net dimension(W×D×H) mm 1120×1558×528

Packing

dimension(W×D×H)

mm 1270×1720×565

Net/Gross weight kg 147/163

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Specification:

Refrigerant

Type \ R410a

Factory charged kg 7.2

Throttle type \ Electronic expansion valve

Design pressure (Hi/Lo) MPa 4.4/2.6

Refrigerant piping

Liquid pipe mm Ф9.53

Gas pipe mm Ф25.4

Note:

1.

The nominal cooling capacity is based on the following conditions: Indoor temperature, 27°C DB, 19°C WB; Outdoor temperature, 35°C

DB, 24°C WB.

2.

The nominal heating capacity is based on the following conditions: Indoor temperature, 20°C DB, 15°C WB; Outdoor temperature, 7°C

DB, 6°C WB

3.

The noise is measured in the semi noise suppression lab.

4.

Specifications are subject to change without prior notice for product improvement.

2. Dimension (Unit: mm)

1558

1120

668 206

440

400

528

494

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3. Refrigerant circuit

High pressure
switch

Oil seperator

Oil return
capilary

Compressor

Low pressure
switch

Low pressure
liquid
accumulator can

Condensor

High pressure
liquid
accumulator
can

Electronic
expansion
valve

Evaporator

SV5

SV6

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4. Wiring Diagrams

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Dial-up function definition

S5 function definition S6 function definition

1 2 3

S5

ON

Heating priority mode

(set by factory default)

1 2

S6

ON

Automatic addressing

1 2 3

S5

ON

Cooling priority mode

1 2

S6

ON

Non-automatic addressing

(set by factory default)

1 2 3

S5

ON

Initial-start priority mode

1 2

S6

ON

Clear indoor unit address

1 2 3

S5

ON

Heating only mode

1 2 3

S5

ON

Cooling only mode

ENC2 function definition (Dial-up cannot be

changed)

ENC3 function definition

ENC2

Indoor unit capacity

dial-up

ENC3

Outdoor unit network

address dial-up

0: 8HP (25.2kW/26kW)

1: 10HP (28kW)

F: 7HP (22.4kW)

0-F indicates 0-15

Code Name Code Name

COMP. Inverter compressor T5

Inverter compressor discharge

temperature sensor

FAN-UP,

FAN-DOWN

Fan motor KM(B) Contactor

STF1 4-way valve E1, E2 Filter capacity

SV(2,4,5,6,7) Solenoid valve R1, R2 Cement resistor

PTC Thermal resistor

HEAT1

Crankcase

heating

XT2 Big 4-phase terminal

L

-

PRO

P

ipeline low pressure switch

L-3 Reactor

H

-

PRO

P

ipeline high pressure switch

CT1, IC201 Current instrument transformer

K1

D

ischarge temperature switch

BD-1 Bridge rectifier

XS1

-

XS2, XP1

-

XP2 M

iddle terminal

ZR10 Varistor

T3

P

iping temperature sensor

C1, C2 Ferrite core

T4

O

utdoor ambient temperature sensor

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Contents displayed by DSP2

H0

COMM. Fault between IR341 and main chip.

H1

COMM. Fault between communication chip and main chip.

H4

3 times of P6 protection in 30 minutes.

H5

3 times of P2 protection in 30 minutes.

H7

The number of indoor units decreases.

H8

Reserved.

HF

M-HOME for the indoor and outdoor units does not match.

E1

Reserved.

E2

Communication fault between the outdoor and indoor units.

E4

T3 & T4 temperature sensor fault.

E5

Voltage protection fault or a leak of Phase B, Phase N.

E6

DC fan motor fault.

E7

Discharge temperature sensor fault.

EA

A fan in the A region run for more than 5 minutes in Heating mode.

Eb

2 times of E6 protection in 10 minutes.

P0

Inverter compressor top high temperature protection.

P1

High pressure protection.

P2

Low pressure protection.

P3

Outdoor input current protection.

P4

Compressor discharge high temperature protection.

P5

Outdoor condenser high temperature protection.

P6

Inverter module protection.

P8

Typhoon protection.

PE

Evaporator high temperature protection.

5. Electric Characteristics

Model

Outdoor Unit Power Supply Compressor OFM

Hz Voltage Min. Max. MCA TOCA MFA MSC RLA KW FLA

ASDH-96AI 50 380-415V 342V 440V / 23 40 / 15.4 0.17 1.7

Note:

MCA: Min. Current Amps. (A) TOCA: Total Over-current Amps. (A)

MFA: Max. Fuse Amps. (A) MSC: Max. Starting Amps. (A)

RLA: Rated Locked Amps. (A) OFM: Outdoor Fan Motor

FLA: Full Load Amps. (A) KW: Rated Motor Output (kW)

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6. Sound Levels

Unit Number Model Noise level under three speeds of fan (dB(A))

1

ASDH-96AI

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7. Accessories

Accessory name of outdoor unit Qty. Purpose

Connection pipe 1

Connecting pipe of system

Curved connection pipe 1

1m

1.3m

Front

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Part. 3 Indoor Unit

1.Features ............................................................................... 14

2.Specifications ..................................................................... 15

3.Dimensions (Unit: mm)....................................................... 16

4.Wiring Diagrams ................................................................. 17

5.Capacity Table ..................................................................... 20

6.Static Pressure Curve ........................................................ 21

7.Electric Characteristics ...................................................... 22

8.Sound Levels ...................................................................... 22

9. Accessories ........................................................................ 23

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INDOOR UNIT

Air supply

Air return

1. Features

1.1 Compact design & convenient installation

 Convenient installation, hidden in the ceiling, unit installation is not hindered by the location of lighting fixtures or

room structure.

 Air inlet and outlet flanges are standard and easy for duct connection.

1.2 External static pressure

 Three speed fan motor.

 External static pressure is up to 150Pa.

 The indoor air flow is up to 4800m

3

/h.

1.3 Flexible duct design for different room styles

 Multi diffusers from one indoor unit supply airflow to multi rooms at the same time. The unit is suitable for

various applications, such as restaurants, connect halls and hotels.

1.4 High efficient DC fan motor

 High energy efficient thanks to the DC fan motor.

 Contrast with the AC fan motor, the power consumption of DC fan

motor can reduce up to 50%.

1.5 Optimized electronic control board

 Equipped with remote ON/OFF and remote Alarm

connection

terminal.

 Compatible with central controller CCM03/CCM30.

inspection port

indoor unit

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2. Specifications

Model

ASDH-96AI

Power supply V, Ph, Hz 220~240V,1Ph,50Hz

Cooling

Capacity W 28,000

Input W 9,000

EER W/W 3.11

Heating

Capacity W 31,500

Input W 8,500

COP W/W 3.71

Rated input W 850

Rated current A 4.5

Indoor fan

motor

Model \ WZDK750-38GS-W

Brand \ Panasonic

Quantity \ 1

Speed r/min 1200/1160/1090

Indoor coil

Number of rows \ 4

Tube pitch(a)×row pitch(b) mm 25.4×22

Fin spacing mm 1.5

Fin type \ Hydrophilic aluminum fin

Tube size mm Ф9.52

Tube type \ Inner grooved copper pipe

Coil(W×H) mm 1,202×457.2

Number of circuits \ 18

Indoor air flow m3/h

3000~4100~4800

External static pressure Pa

0~150

Indoor noise level dB(A)

49~52

Refrigerant \

R410A

Design pressure MPa 4.4/2.6

Refrigerant

pipe

Liquid side / Gas side mm Ф9.52/Ф25.4

Max. refrigerant pipe length m 50

Max. difference in level (Outdoor upper) m 25

Max. difference in level (Outdoor lower) m 30

Connection

wire

Power wire \ 5×4.0mm2(outdoor), 3×2.5mm2(indoor)

Signal wire \ 3×0.75mm2

Drain pipe size (OD) mm Ф31(outdoor), Ф33(indoor)

Controller \ KJR-29B (Wired controller)

Operation temperature °C

17～30

Indoor unit

Dimension (W x H x D) mm 1,470×512×775

Packing (W x H x D) mm 1,555×545×875

Net/Gross weight kg 83/92

Note:

1. The nominal cooling capacity is based on the following conditions.

Indoor temperature: 27°C DB, 19°C WB; Outdoor temperature: 35°C DB, 24°C WB.

2. The nominal heating capacity is based on the following conditions.

Indoor temperature: 20°C DB, 15°C WB; Outdoor temperature: 7°C DB, 6°C WB

3. The noise is measured in the semi noise suppression lab.

4. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice for product improvement.

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3. Dimensions (Unit: mm)

Air outlet duct connection screw hole location diagram

Return air duct rivet screw hole location diagram

122

194

194

272

272

254

390

1138

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4. Wiring Diagrams

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Error Code & Indication

Mode Conflict Defrost_LED Flash or Show [E0]

Communication Error Between Indoor and Outdoor Unit Time_LED Flash or Show [E1]

Temp. sensor (T1) Error Run_LED Flash or Show [E2]

Temp. sensor (T2) Error Run_LED Flash or Show [E3]

Temp. sensor (T2B) Error Run_LED Flash or Show [E4]

Fan Protection Time_LED Flash Slowly or Show [E6]

EEprom Error Defrost_LED Flash Slowly or Show [E7]

Outdoor Unit Error Alarm_LED Flash Slowly or Show [Ed]

Water Level Error

Alarm_LED Flash or Show [EE]

CODE

TITLE

T1 ROOM TEMP.

T2B OUTER PIPE TEMP.

T2 MIDDLE PIPE TEMP.

PUMP PUMP MOTOR

XP2-6 CONNECTOR

XS2-6 CONNECTOR

XT1-3 TERMINAL

BD-1 BRIDGE RECTIFIER

Function setting indication

For Setting Power

ENC1

Code 0 1 2 3

POWER 8HP 10HP 12HP 14HP

Factory setting According to related model

For Setting Static Pressure

ENC2

Code 0 1 2 3

POWER 0~50 51~80 81~120 121~150

Factory setting

For Setting Anti Cold Air Mode

SW2

TYPE

15

℃ 20℃ 24℃ 26℃

Factory Setting

19

For Setting TERMINAL Fan ON/OFF Interval

SW3

TYPE 2min 4min 6min Fan Running

Factory Setting

For Heat Mode Temp. Compensation

SW4

TYPE

6

℃ 2℃ 4℃ 0℃

Factory Setting

SW6-1

TYPE

Digital Tube Display Board

(New Display Board)

LED Indication Display Board

(Old Display Board)

Factory Setting

SW6-2

SW6-3

SW6-4

TYPE RESERVED

Factory Setting

For Setting Auto-Restart

J1

Mode Auto Non-auto

Factory Setting

For Setting Auto-Restart

J2

Mode One for One Multi Split

Factory Setting

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5. Capacity Table

Cooling mode:

Indoor temperature

Outdoor temperature (DB °C)

DB (°C) WB (°C) 21.0 28.0 35.0 43.0 46.0 52.0 54.0

21.0 15.0

TC(kW)

28.84 27.44 26.04 24.92 24.08 22.68 21.00

SC(kW)

21.34 21.13 20.83 20.93 20.47 19.96 18.90

S/T

0.74 0.77 0.80 0.84 0.85 0.88 0.90

PW(kW)

7.47 8.10 8.46 8.73 9.09 9.72 10.17

24.0 17.0

TC(kW)

29.68 28.28 26.88 25.20 24.64 23.24 21.84

SC(kW)

22.26 22.06 21.77 21.17 20.94 20.45 19.66

S/T

0.75 0.78 0.81 0.84 0.85 0.88 0.90

PW(kW)

7.92 8.46 8.82 9.27 9.63 10.17 10.62

27.0 19.0

TC(kW)

30.24 28.84 28.00 26.04 25.48 24.08 22.68

SC(kW)

22.38 22.21 21.84 21.35 21.15 20.71 19.73

S/T

0.74 0.77 0.78 0.82 0.83 0.86 0.87

PW(kW)

8.10 8.55

9.00 9.45 9.81 10.08 10.80

29.0 19.0

TC(kW)

30.52 29.12 28.56 26.32 25.62 24.36 22.96

SC(kW)

25.64 24.75 24.56 23.95 24.08 23.39 22.27

S/T

0.84 0.85 0.86 0.91 0.94 0.96 0.97

PW(kW)

8.28 8.73 9.09 9.63 10.17 10.62 11.07

32.0 23.0

TC(kW)

30.80 29.68 29.12 26.88 26.04 25.20 23.52

SC(kW)

26.18 25.82 25.63 25.00 25.00 24.44 23.28

S/T

0.85 0.87 0.88 0.93 0.96 0.97 0.99

PW(kW)

8.46 8.82 9.45 9.81 10.35 11.07 11.34

Notes:

1. DB = Dry Bulb Temperature (°C), WB = Wet Bulb Temperature (°C)

2. TC = Total Capacity (kW)

3. SC = Sensible Capacity (kW)

Heat pump mode:

Indoor

temperature

Outdoor temperature (DB °C / WB °C)

24/18 7/6 2/1 -5/-6 -7/-8

DB (°C) TC(kW) PW(kW) TC(kW) PW(kW) TC(kW) PW(kW) TC(kW) PW(kW) TC(kW) PW(kW)

15 40.95 9.18 33.08 7.91 27.09 6.80 24.57 6.38 23.00 6.04

20 39.69 10.03 31.50 8.50 25.52 7.48 23.94 6.89 22.05 6.46

27 37.17 10.63 29.61 9.18 23.94 8.08 23.31 7.48 20.79 6.97

Notes:

1. DB = Dry Bulb Temperature (°C)

2. TC = Total Capacity (kW)

3. SC = Sensible Capacity (kW)

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6. Static Pressure Curve

The corresponding table of electronic control dial code and static pressure range is shown below.

For Setting Static Pressure

ENC2

Code 0 1 2 3

POWER 0~50 51~80 81~120 121~150

Factory setting

Before starting the operation, the installer must set the electronic control dial code based on the actual value

of the static pressure of the product .Otherwise, there will be problems.

3200 3400 3600 3800 4000 4200 4400 4600 4800

0

20

40

60

80

100

air flow (m3/h)

St

a

ti

c pressure

(P

a

)

0 1

0

1

High air

Medium air

Low air

Stati

c curve

(ENC2) 1

3000 3500

4000 4500 5000 5500 6000

0

25

50

75

100

125

150

a

ir flow (m3/h)

St

a

ti

c pressure

(P

a

)

0 1

0

1

High air

Medium air

Low air

Stati

c curve

(ENC2) 2

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7. Electric Characteristics

Model

Indoor Unit Power Supply IFM

Hz Voltage Min. Max. MCA MFA kW FLA

ASDH-96AI

50 220-240V 198V 254V / 15 0.75 5.1

Note

:

MCA: Min. Current Amps. (A)

MFA: Max. Fuse Amps. (A)

IFM: Indoor Fan Motor

kW: Fan Motor Rated Output (kW)

FLA: Full Load Amps. (A)

8. Sound Levels

3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500

0

50

100

150

200

0 1

0

1

High air

Medium air

Low air

Stati

c curve

(ENC2) 3

air flow (m

3

/h)

Static press

u

re(Pa)

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Unit Number Model Noise level under three speeds of fan (dB(A))

1

ASDH-96AI

49~52

9. Accessories

Accessory name of indoor unit Qty. Purpose

Owner’ manual 1

Installation manual 1

Sealing tape 1 Sealed tube interface

Water connective pipe 1 Connect to water drainage pipe

Protective sleeve for refrigerant inlet and outlet pipes 2

Wired controller 1

Copper nut 1 Connect to liquid-side pipe

Water outlet connection pipe 1 Centralized drainage

Straight screwdriver 1 Inspection and DIP

Sealing ring 1 Centralized drainage

Waterproof chassis cover 2 Chassis auxiliary drainage plug

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Part. 4 Installation & Troubleshooting

1. Notes ................................................................................. 25

2. Installation of Duct Type Indoor Units ............................ 25

3. Installation of Outdoor Units ........................................... 29

4. Connection of Refrigerant Pipe ...................................... 32

5. Electric Connection .......................................................... 33

6. Duct Design Scheme ........................................................ 35

7. Trial Run ............................................................................ 35

8. Trouble shooting .............................................................. 36

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1. Notes

CAUTION:

 Install the unit where enough space of installation and maintenance is available.

 Install the unit where the air inlet and outlet are not baffled and the least affected by external air.

 Install the unit where the supply air flow can be sent to all parts in the room.

 Install the unit where no heat is emitted from a heat source directly.

 Installing the equipment in any of the following places may lead to faults of the equipment (if that is inevitable,

consult the supplier):

 The site contains mineral oils such as cutting lubricant.

 Seaside where the air contains much salt.

 Hot ring area where corrosive gases exist, e.g., sulfide gas.

 Factories where the supply voltage fluctuates seriously.

 Inside a car or cabin.

 Place like kitchen where oil permeates.

 Place where strong electromagnetic waves exist.

 Place where flammable gases or materials exist.

 Place where acid or alkali gases evaporate, or other special environments.

 Other special environments.

 Install the unit where the air inlet and air outlet are free from obstacles and strong wind.

 Install the unit in a dry and well ventilated place.

 Install the unit where the bearing surface is level and can bear weight of the unit, and is suitable for installing

the unit horizontally without increasing noise or vibration.

 Install the unit where the operation noise and the expelling of air do not affect neighbors.

 Install the unit where no flammable gas is leaked.

 Install the unit where it is convenient for pipe connection and electric connection.

2. Installation of Duct Type Indoor Units

2.1 Installating space

Ensure enough space required for installation and maintenance. (Unit: mm)

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Pipe side

2.2 Install Φ10 pendant bolts or ground bolts

 Use Φ10 or bigger screws. The screw material is high-quality carbon steel (whose surface is zinc plated or

undergoes other rustproof treatment) or stainless steel.

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 The treatment of the ceiling varies between buildings. For detailed measures, consult with the fitting-out

staff.

 Fix the pendant bolts firmly and reliably in light of the specific situation.

 Installation of the pendant bolt in different environments.

A. Wooden structure

Put rectangular sticks across the beams, and set pendant bolts.

B. New concrete roughcast

Use embedded bolts, embedded pulling plugs, and embedded stick harness.

C. New concrete roughcast

Set it with embedded bushes or embedded bolts.

D. Steel beam and girder structure

Set and use supportive angle steel.

2.3 Suspending the indoor unit

Use a hoisting device to hoist the indoor unit, align it with the installation screw, adjust the horizontality and

then tighten it.

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2.4 Design and connection of duct



The duct design must comply with the national heating air conditioner pipeline design specifications

.

 The duct accessories and materials must be produced by professional manufacturers.

 In order to prevent air flow shorting, do not keep the air inlet pipe near the air outlet pipe.

 Install a filter at an easy-to-maintain place such as intake pipe. (Otherwise, the duct will gather on the air

heat exchanger and lead to fault and water leak of the air conditioner.)

 In order to suppress noise effectively, install noise suppression and sound insulation devices, especially in

the noise-sensitive spaces such as meeting rooms.

 For connection of the flange plane, use non-flammable canvas adapter to prevent transmission of vibration.

For its size, see the indoor unit outline diagram. Use M6X20 screws (configured on site) for connection.

 All pipelines must be connected closely and soundly without leak of air. The pipelines must be adiabatic

and free from condensation.

Key points of duct connection

2.5 Install the drainpipe

1. Install the indoor unit drainpipe

 Install a drain stream trap in the drainpipe to prevent water from overflowing. (The drainpipeabsorbs the

odor. When the outside static pressure is high (especially the air inlet), it is difficult to drain the water.)

 Drainage should be natural. When constructing, the outside pipe of outdoor unit should be inclined

(1/50~1/100).

 The bending part of drainpipe should be fewer than 2. Furthermore, to reduce the depositing dust, avoid

bending the pipe as possible as you can.

 Make sure there is no dust or rubbish falling into indoor unit drain elbow and drainpipe.

 After installation, remove the checking panel, pour some water in the drain elbow to see whether it drains

smoothly.

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Caution:

Rubbish is easy to accumulate at drain stream trap. Make sure to install a plug or other things which is easy to

clean.

2. Test draining

Open the clapboard of indoor unit, pour the water in to see whether it drain smoothly and whether there is

water leakage.

3. Heat insulation

After confirming that drainage is smoothly and there is no leakage, wrap the drainpipe with insulation material,

or there will be condensed water.

3. Installation of Outdoor Units

3.1 Installating space

Single unit installation

Parallel connect the two units or above

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Parallel connect the front with rear sides

3.2 Moving and installation

 Since the gravity center of the unit is not at its physical center, so please be careful when lifting it with a

sling.

 Never hold the inlet of the outdoor unit to prevent it from deforming.

 Do not touch the fan with hands or other objects.

 Do not lean it more than 45°, and do not lay it sidelong.

 Make concrete foundation according to the specifications of the outdoor units.(refer to Fig.4-6)

 Fasten the feet of this unit with bolts firmly to prevent it from collapsing in case of earthquake or strong

wind.

3.3 Centralized chassis drainage

When the outdoor unit requires centralized drainage, install the chassis and two waterproof covers for the

chassis. Install the water outlet union pipe and sealing ring on the chassis, and then connect the drainage pipe

to complete centralized drainage installation.

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3.4 Install the connecting pipe of outdoor

Check whether the height drop between the indoor unit and outdoor unit, the length of refrigerant pipe, and the

number of the bends meet the following requirements:

The indoor and outdoor connecting pipe interface and power line outlet

Various piping and patterns can be selected, such as out from the front, the back, the side, and undersurface,

etc. (The follow display the locations of several piping and wiring knock-off interfaces)

Front out pipe Side out pipe

3.5 Leak Detection

Use soap water or leak detector to check every joint whether leak or not.

Notes:

A is low pressure side stop valve

B is high pressure side stop valve

C and D is connecting pipes interface of indoor and outdoor units

3.6 Heat Insulation

Do the heat insulation to the pipes of air side and liquid side separately. The temperature of the pipes of air

side and liquid side when cooling, for avoiding condensation please do the heat insulation fully.

 The air side pipe should use closed cell foamed insulation material, which the fire-retardant is B1 grade

and the heat resistance over 120°C.

 When the external diameter of copper pipe≤Φ12.7mm, the thickness of the insulating layer at least more

than 15mm;

 When the external diameter of copper pipe≥Φ15.9mm, the thickness of the insulating layer at least more

than 20mm.

 Please use attached heat-insulating materials do the heat insulation without clearance for the connecting

parts of the indoor unit pipes.

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4. Connection of Refrigerant Pipe

4.1 Size of outdoor unit pipes and piping methods

Model

Gas side Liquid side

ASDH-96AI

Φ25.4mm Φ9.5mm

ASDH-96AI

Φ25.4mm Φ9.5mm

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4.2 Allowed length of refrigerant pipe and height difference

Allowed value

Max. actual length of pipe (L) 50m

Max. height difference

Height difference between indoor

unit and out door unit (H)

Outdoor (upper) 25m

Outdoor (lower) 30m

4.3 Refrigerant Replenishment Quantity

 For one-way pipe whose length is no longer than 5m, please refer to nameplate for refrigerant filling

amount.No extra refrigerant is needed.

 One-way pipe whose length is longer than 5m, additional refrigerant quantity should be calculated by pipe

diameter and length of outdoor and indoor unit liquid side pipe.For details, please refer to table below.

Diameter of liquid-side pipe Refrigerant replenishment quantity Remarks

Φ9.5mm

0.030×(L-5) kg L is the length of one-way pipe.

5. Electric Connection

5.1 Caution

 Use special power supply for the air conditioner. Design power supplies specific to the indoor unit and

outdoor unit. The supply voltage must comply with the nominal voltage.

 The external supply circuit of the air conditioner must have a ground wire, and the power supply ground wire

of the indoor unit must be connected with the external ground wire firmly.

 The wiring must be performed by professional technicians according to the circuit diagram labels.

 Distribute the wires according to the relevant electric technical standards promulgated by the State, and set

the Residual Current-operated Circuit Breaker (RCCB) properly.

 The power wire and the signal wire shall be laid out neatly and properly, without mutual interference or

contacting the connection pipe or valve.

 No power cable is attached to this equipment. The user can select the power cable by reference to the

stipulated power supply specifications. No joint of wires is allowed.

 Upon completion of wire connection, double check it and then connect the power supply.

 An all-pole disconnection device which has at least 3mm separation distance in all pole and a residual

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current device (RCD) with the rating of above 10mA shall be incorporated in the fixed wiring according to the

national rule.

 The appliance shall be installed in accordance with national wiring regulations.

5.2 Specifications of power supply

Model

ASDH-96AI

ASDH-96AI

Power 220-240V~50Hz 380-415V 3N~50Hz

Switch capacity of the main power supply

/ Fuse(A)

16/16 40/40

Indoor unit power cable 3×2.5mm2 (Includes grounded wire) /

Outdoor unit power cable \ 5×6.0mm2 (Includes grounded wire)

Indoor Unit /Outdoor Unit Signal Wire

(mm2) (Weak electric signal)

3-core shielded wire 3×0.75

5.3 Schematic diagram

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6. Duct Design Scheme

Examples of construction and ventilation pipeline design scheme (Flowering hidden series.)

Construction and ventilation pipeline design scheme

7. Trial Run

 Please conduct in accordance with the nameplate of Trial Run Tenor on the electric control box.

 Perform the trial run only after the outdoor unit has been powered on for over 12 hours.

 Check whether all valves are opened before trial run.

 Check the electric safety before trial run.

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 Do not perform compulsory operation in any way, because it is very dangerous if the protection device is not

active.

 Perform trial run only after all installations are finished.

 Confirm the following issues before trial operation:

 Install the remote controller holder as required by the user. The holder must be installed in a location

suitable for transmitting the signals of the remote controller to the indoor unit.

 Use the remote controller or wired controller to let the air conditioner run in the cooling mode. Inspect the

following items according to the operation manual. If any fault occurs, remove the fault first.

 Check the indoor unit:

 Whether any vibration or abnormal sound occurs during the operation.

 Whether the air, noise and condensate generated by the unit affect the neighbors.

 Whether any refrigerant is leaked.

 Check whether the connective copper pipes and drain pipes generate condensate due to loose

wrapping.

 Open the air inlet grille of indoor unit to check whether any penetration or leak of water occurs,

especially at the drain stopper.

8. Trouble shooting

8.1 Malfunction code of outdoor unit

Fault

code

Content Note

E1 Phase sequence error

E2 Indoor & outdoor unit communication error

E4 Ambient temperature T4/pipe temperature T3 sensor error

E5 Voltage error

E6 DC fan motor fault

E7 Discharge sensor error

EA

A fan in the A region run for more than 5 minutes in HEAT

mode

Eb 2 times of E6 protection in 10 minutes

E8 Outdoor unit address is wrong

E9 EEprom error

H0 IR341 and main control chip communication error

H1

Communication chip and main control chip communication

error

H4 Three times P6 protection in 60 minutes

H5 Three times P2 protection in 60 minutes

H6 Three times P4 protection in 100 minutes

H7 The number of indoor units decreases

H8 High pressure sensor error Discharge pressure less than or equal to 0.3MPa

H9 Three times P9 protection in 60 minutes

HF M-HOME for the indoor and outdoor units does not match

P0 Top high temperature protection of inverter compressor Display H6, if three times in 100 minutes

P1

High pressure protection or high temperature protection of

discharge sensor

P2 Low pressure protection Display H5, if three times in 60 minutes

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P3 Outdoor input current protection

P4 Compressor discharge temperature protection Display H6, if three times in 100 minutes

P5 Pipe temperature protection

P6 Inverter module protection Display H4, if three times in 60 minutes.

P8 Typhoon protection

PE Evaporator high temperature protection

P9 DC fan module protection Display H9, if three times in 60 minutes

L0 Inverter module error

L1 DC generatrix low voltage error

L2 DC generatrix high voltage error

L4 MCE error/ synchronization/ closed loop

L5 Zero speed protection

L7 Phase sequence error

L8

Frequency difference in one second more than 15Hz

protection

L9

Frequency difference between the real and the setting

frequency more than 15Hz protection

8.2 Troubleshooting

 E1: Phase sequence error

If the wiring connection of each outdoor unit is according to A, B, C phase sequence, when the quantity of

outdoor units is large, the current difference between C phase and A, B phase will be very large for the power

supply load of each outdoor unit is on C phase, it is very easy to lead to air switch break and wiring terminal

burnout. So when the quantity of outdoor units is large, the phase sequence should be staggered, then the

current can be distributed to the three phases equally.

E1: Phase sequence error

The 3-phase sequence of power supply is wrong.

(The A, B, C terminal of 3-phase power supply

should meet compressor phase sequence

requirement. If the phase sequence is adverse,

the compressor will operate inversely.)

Some power supply terminals are loose, if there

has phase loose, the compressor will operate

abnormally, and the current is very large.

Outdoor main control board is damaged.

Exchange any two of the 3-phase.

Fasten each phase joint of power

supply.

Replace the outdoor main control

board.

Yes

Yes

No

No

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 E2: Indoor & outdoor unit communication error

E2: Indoor units and outdoor unit

communication error

Communication wires P, Q, E are short circuit or

disconnected. (Measure the resistance among P,

Q and E, the normal resistance is 120Ω.)

Communication wires are not connected in line

shape.

The communication wires are interfered by high

voltage power. (Voltage over 220V is high voltage

power.)

Communication wires are close to electromagnetic

interference source. Such as transfer, strong

fluorescent lamp, etc..

The length of communication wire is over 1200m.

Outdoor main control board is damaged.

Reconnect the communication wires.

Connect the communication wires in

line shape.

Ensure the communication wires and

high voltage wires do not twining

Remove the interference source, or

use device to filter out the

interference.

Adjust the wire length to less than

1200m or strengthen the signal.

Replace the outdoor main control

board.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

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

E4: Ambient temp. T4/pipe temp. T3 sensor error



E7: Discharge temp. sensor T7 error

Case: There is no display on main control board, and the problem still exists after replacing main control

board. Voltage values on measuring plate (such as 220V, 5V, 12V, etc.) are normal; after measuring

resistance value of sensor, find that T4 thermo-bulb is earth-continuity, and further discover that the thermal

cable of T4 sensor is punched by bolt, as follows:

 E5: Voltage error

E4: T3/T4/T7 sensor error

T3/T4/T7 port on main control board is loose.

T3/T4/T7 sensor is short circuit or disabled. (Using

a multimeter to measure resistance, if the

resistance is too small, the sensor is short circuit.)

Outdoor main control board is damaged.

Fasten the T3/T4/T7 port.

Replace the sensor..

Replace the outdoor main

control board.

Yes

Yes

No

E5: Voltage error

Voltage of power supply is too high or too low.

(the normal voltage between A and N (B and N, C

and N) should be 163V~268V)

Check the high voltage circuit. Whether the

compressor is short circuit ①, fan motor is short

circuit ②, inverter module is output error ③, etc..

Outdoor main control board is damaged.

Provide normal power supply.

Replace the inverter module

or repair related parts.

Replace the outdoor main

control board.

Yes

Yes

No

No

T4 sensor is worn out and

connected with sheet metal

After being reconnected, the

system becomes normal

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Notes:

1. How to check whether the compressor is short circuit

①:

The normal resistance value of inverter compressor among U V W is 0.7~1.5Ω, and infinity to earth. If the

resistance value is out of the range, the compressor is abnormal.

2. How to check whether the fan motor is short circuit

②:

The normal value of DC fan motor coil among U V W is less than 10Ω, and the value of AC fan motor coil is

from a few ohm to hundreds of ohm for different fan motor model. If the measured value is 0Ω, the fan motor is

short circuit.

3. How to check whether the inverter module is output error

③:

Dial the multimeter to diode file, black pen on P and red pen respectively on U,V,W, if the multimeter displays

0.4~0.7 V, it is normal; Red pen on N, black pen respectively on U,V,W, if the multimeter displays 0.4~0.7 V, it

is normal. Satisfying the above two conditions at the same time indicates that the inverter module has no

problem.

 E8: Outdoor unit address is wrong

 E9: EEprom error

E8: Outdoor unit address is wrong.

The ODU’s address is more than 3 or be set

repeatedly.

Main board is disable.

The addresses should be set

less than 3 and differently.

Replace main board.

No

Yes

No

E9: EEprom error

Check the “ENC1” setting in outdoor PCB board is

correct.

Replace the PCB board.

Set again.

Yes

No

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 H0: Communication error between main control chip and module chip;

 H1: Communication error between main control chip and communication chip

H0/H1

Power supply for main PCB, transformer 1 and

transformer 2 terminals are abnormal.

Provide normal power supply.

The transformer on main control board is disabled.

There is electromagnetic interference nearby the
unit. Such as high-frequency transmitter or other

high strength radiation device.

Outdoor main control board is damaged.

Replace the transformer.

Remove the interference.

Replace the outdoor main control

board.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

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 H8: High pressure sensor error

When the discharge pressure is lower than 0.3MPa, the system will display H8 error, the ODU in standby.

When the discharge pressure is back to normal, H8 disappears and normal operation resumes.

Notes:

1. How to check whether the high pressure sensor is short circuit or disabled

①

Measure the resistance among the three terminals of the pressure sensor, if the resistance value is megohm

or infinite, the pressure sensor is disabled, otherwise, it may be normal.

2. The phenomenon of lack of refrigerant

②:

Top temperature and discharge temperature of all compressors are higher than normal value, discharge

pressure and suction pressure are both lower than normal value, current is lower than normal value, suction

pipe may be frosting. All the phenomenon will disappear after recharging refrigerant.

3. The phenomenon of the low pressure side is blocked

③:

The discharge temperature is higher than normal value*, low pressure is lower than normal value*, current is

lower than normal value* and suction pipe may be frosting.

H8: High pressure sensor error

High pressure sensor connection port on

main control board is loose.

High pressure sensor is short circuit or

disabled ①.

Fasten the connection port.

System is lack of refrigerant ②. (Refrigerant

recharging is not according to the

requirement, or there has refrigerant

leakage.)

The low pressure side is blocked ③ for

squashed pipe, closed strop

valve, dirty filter, etc..

The heat exchange of evaporator is not

good. It may be caused by dirty heat

exchanger, abnormal IDU fan running,

some barrier in front of the air outlet, etc..

Outdoor main control board is damaged.

Replace the outdoor main

control board.

Replace the sensor.

Add refrigerant or check up

the leakage of the system..

Make sure all valves are

open, clean the filter, if the

filter is blocked by ice, the

system should be clean.

Check the system and fixed

up the error.

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

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 P0: Top temperature protection of compressor

 P4: Discharge temperature protection

Notes:

There are three times in 100 minutes, “H6” will be displayed. Repower-on, the protection will be canceled.
At the same time, the reason of protection should be settled.

 P1: High pressure protection or high temperature protection of discharge sensor

P0: Top temperature protection of compressor.
P4: Discharge temperature protection.

Check whether the sensor is well or connected well.

Connect again or replace the

sensor.

Check whether there is any leakage in the system.

Check whether indoor evaporator is dirty or fan

stops/runs slowly.

Check whether the refrigerant pipe is folding.

Check whether the temperature of discharge and

suction is high, whether the current is high.

The PCB board is damaged.

Repair the leakage, and

recharge refrigerant.

Clean the evaporator or repair

the indoor fan.

Repair the refrigerant pipe.

Vacuum the system and

recharge refrigerant/oil.

Replace the PCB board.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

P1: High pressure protection

The heat exchanger of condenser is not

good. It may be caused by dirty heat

exchanger, abnormal ODU fan running,

ODUs are too near to each other, etc..

The high pressure side of the system is

blocked for squashed pipe, blocked valve

or closed strop valve.

Refrigerant is excess.

System contains air or nitrogen.

Outdoor unit control board is damaged.

Check the system and fixed up the error.

Make sure all valves are open, check

the system, and remove the obstacle.

Discharge part of the refrigerant. Add

some oil if it leaks during the discharge.

Discharge the entire refrigerant. Then

vacuum the system and recharge the

refrigerant. Add oil the system if it leaks.

Replace the outdoor main control board.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

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 P2: Low pressure protection

P2/H5: Low pressure protection

System is lack of refrigerant. (Refrigerant

recharging is not according to the

requirement, or there has refrigerant

leakage.)

The low pressure side is blocked for

squashed pipe, closed strop

valve, dirty filter, etc..

The heat exchanger of evaporator is not

good. It may be caused by dirty heat

exchanger, abnormal IDU fan running,

some barriers in front of the air outlet etc..

Outdoor main control board is damaged.

Add refrigerant or check up the

leakage of the system.

Check the system and fixed up the

error.

Make sure all valves are open, clean
the filter, if the filter is blocked by ice,

the system should be clean.

Replace the outdoor main control

board.

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

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 P3: Over-current protection of compressor

P3: When the current of inverter compressor is over12A, the system will display P3 protection, the ODU in

standby. When the current goes back to normal range, P3 disappears and normal operation resumes.

P3: Compressor current protection

Make sure the ratio of connectable IDU is

less than 130% or add ODU.

The indoor unit load is too large①.

The heat exchanger of condenser is not

good. It may be caused by dirty heat

changer, abnormal ODU fan running,

ODUs are too close to each other, etc..

The high pressure side of the system is

blocked② for squashed pipe, blocked

valve or closed stop valve.

Refrigerant is excess③.

System contains air or nitrogen④.

High voltage short circuit or compressor

error⑤.

Outdoor main control board is damaged.

Discharge part of refrigerant. Add some of

oil if it leaks during the discharge..

Check the system and fixed up the error.

Make sure all valves are open, check the

system, and remove the obstacle.

Discharge the entire refrigerant. Then

vacuum the system and recharge the

refrigerant. Add oil to the system if it leaks.

Make sure the high voltage circuit is

normal, or replace the compressor.

Replace the outdoor main control board.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

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 P5: Pipe temperature protection

P5: Pipe temperature protection

T3 port on main control board is loose.

T3 sensor is short circuit or disabled.

The indoor load is too large.

The heat exchanger of condenser is not

good. It may be caused by dirty heat

exchanger, abnormal ODU fan running,

ODUs are too close to each other, etc..

The high pressure side of the system is

blocked for squashed pipe, blocked valve

or closed stop valve.

System contains air or nitrogen.

Outdoor main control board is damaged.

Fasten T3 port.

Replace the sensor.

Make sure the ratio of connectable IDU is

less than 130% or add ODU.

Check the system and fixed up the error.

Make sure all valves are open, check the

system, and remove the obstacle.

Discharge the entire refrigerant. Then

vacuum the system and recharge the

refrigerant. Add oil to the system if it leaks.

Replace the outdoor main control board.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

No

No

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 P6: Inverter module protection
P6, L0~L9 error codes can’t display on digital tube automatically, these error codes will display on digital tube

only through SW3 button (pressure SW3 ten times, every one second for a time)
If the system display three times P6 protection in 60 minutes, the system will stop and display H4 error code.
When the system displays H4 error code, the system can resume only by restarting the machine. At this time,
malfunction should be disposed promptly to avoid further damage.

1) L0 troubleshooting

Step 1: Compressor check

Measure the resistance between each two of U, V, W terminals of the compressor, all the resistance should be

the same and equal to 0.9~5 Ohms. (Fig. A and Fig. B)

Measure the resistance between each of U, V, W terminals of the compressor to ground (Fig. C), all the

resistance should trend to infinity (Fig. D), otherwise the compressor has been malfunction, needs to be

replaced.

Fig. A Fig.B Fig.C Fig.D

If the resistance value are normal, then go to step 2.

H4 will display if P6 occurs 3

times in 30 minutes.

Check whether inverter module

is broken, and eliminate the

situation that DC generatrix is

connected inversely.

P6, L0~L9 error codes can’t

display on digital tube

automatically, these error codes

will display on digital tube only

through SW3 button. (Press SW3

10 times, every one second for

one time.)

L0: Module protection

L1: Low voltage protection

L2: High voltage protection

L4: MCE error

L5: Zero speed protection

L7: Phase sequence error

L8: Frequency difference in

one second more than 15Hz

L9: Frequency difference

between the real and the

setting frequency more

than 15Hz

Check module and compressor.

Check power supply of module.

Check module and electric circuit.

Check power supply of module.

Check electric circuit and

compressor.

Check module and wiring

connection.

Check compressor.

Check compressor.

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Step 2: Module check

1) DC voltage between terminal P and terminal N should be 1.41 times of the local power supply voltage.

2) DC voltage between terminal 1 and 2 should be 510V～580V.

3) Disconnect the terminal 3, 4, and 5 from inverter compressor. Measure the risistance between any two

terminals among terminal 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. All the values should be infinity. If any of the value approximates to 0,

the inverter module is damaged and should be replaced.

After replaced the inverter module, if the system is still abnormal, then go to step 3.

Step 3: DC generatrix check

Direction of the current in DC supply wire which is running through the inductor should be the same as the

direction of arrow marked on the inductor.

2) L1/L4 troubleshooting

Step 1: Check the DC voltage between 1 and 2 terminal, the normal value should be 510V~580V, if the

voltage is lower than 510V, go to step 2.

N

3

2

4

5

1

P

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Step 2: Check whether the wires of rectifier circuit are loose or not. If wires are loosen, fasten the wires. If

wires are OK, replace the main PCB.

3) L2 troubleshooting

Step 1: Check the DC voltage between 1 and 2 terminal, the normal value should be 510V~580V, if the

voltage is higher than 580V, go to step 2.

Step 2: Check the voltage between the two electrolytic capacitors, the normal value should be 510V~580V.

Turn the measure

range of the meter to

1kV, measure the

voltage between two

electrolytic capacitors

1 2

1 2

3-Phase

bridge

rectifier

Filter board

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If the value is not in the range, that means the power supply for electrolytic capacitors has problem, you

should check the power supply, whether the voltage is too high and whether the voltage is stable.

If the voltage value is normal, then the main PCB has malfunction, it needs to be replaced.

4) L8/L9 troubleshooting

Step 1: Compressor check

Measure the resistance between each two of U, V, W terminals of the compressor, all the resistance should be

the same and equal to 0.9~5 Ohms. (Fig. A and Fig. B)

Measure the resistance between each of U, V, W terminals of the compressor to ground (Fig. C), all the

resistance should trend to infinity (Fig. D), otherwise the compressor has been malfunction, needs to be

replaced.

Fig. A Fig. B Fig. C Fig. D

If the resistance value are normal, then go to step 2.

Step 2: Disconncet the power wiring from the compressor(named compressor A) of the faulted system(named

system A).

If there is a system running normally nearby(named system B):

Extend the power line of the inverter compressor of system B, connect compressor A to the control box of

system B, make sure that the U, V, W terminals are connected in right order, then start system B.

If compressor A can start normally, that means compressor is OK, the control box of system A is malfunction,

then raplace the main PCB of system A with correct wire connection.

If compressor A can not start normally, that means compressor A is demaged, needs to be replaced.

If there is no normal system nearby:

Replace the main PCB of system A with correct connection, if compressor A can start normally, it means the

main PCB which is replaced is damaged. If compressor A still can’t start normally, replace the compressor.

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 P9: DC Fan module protection

Notes: There are three times in 60 minutes, ‘H9’ will be displayed. Repower-on, the protection will be canceled.

At the same time, the reason of protection should be settled.

P9/H9: Fan module protection

The fan module is too hot for bad heat

dissipation or high ambient temperature.

Some power wires or signal wires of fan

module are loose.

The fan motor is blocked or disabled.

Output voltage between P and N on fan

module is abnormal.

Fan module is disabled.

Make sure the fan module working

in the normal temperature range.

Well connect the power wires and

signal wires.

Clear away the block or replace the

fan motor.

Replace the power supply module.

Replace the fan module.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

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Part. 5 Controller

1. Wired Controller: KJR-29B.............................. ................. 53

2. Touch Key Centralized Controller: CCM30 ...................... 62

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1.

Wired Controller: KJR-29B (Standard)

KJR-29B

1.1 Wired controller specifications

Model

KJR-29B

Power Supply Voltage 5.0V DC

Ambient Temperature Range

-5°C～43°C

Ambient Humidity Range RH40%~RH90%

Performance Features

1. Operating mode: cool, heat, dry, fan and auto.

2. Set the mode through buttons.

3. Indoor setting temperature range: 17°C ~30°C.

4. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display).

5. Touch key

6. Can switch Fahrenheit degree and Centigrade degree.

New function

Basic function

Air filter cleaning reminding function

ON and OFF the air-conditioner

Indoor unit address setting function

Auto-restart function

Remote control receiver function

Time ON and Time OFF setting

Lock the wired controller

Clock setting

Silent mode

Setting the Operating mode and Temperature

Follow me function

Fan speed and Swing functions

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1.2 Wired controller outlook

1.3 Operation instructions

1) Remote signal receiving function:

the wired controller can be a remote signal receiving device, it is possible to use the wireless remote controller

to control the air conditioner through the wired controller when the system have been powered on.

Note:

The wired controller will not receive the swing controlling instruction. For the indoor unit with swinging function, you

can directly use the wireless remote controller to control swinging through the display panel of the indoor unit, or use the

swing button on the wired remote controller to control the indoor unit for swinging.

2) On and off the air conditioner:

Press the On/Off button to control the indoor unit on and off status.

When the unit is turned off, press the On/Off button, the unit will be turned on and the operating icon

lights up.

When the unit is turned on, press the On/Off button, the unit will be turned off the operating icon

lights off.

3) Set the operating mode

Press the mode button to set the operating mode, after each button press the operating mode will circle

as follow:

Note:

HEAT is only for Heat Pump.

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4) Fan speed setting

Under COOL, HEAT and FAN modes, press the fan speed button can adjust the fan speed setting.
After each fan speed button press will circle as follow:

Note:

Under AUTO and DRY modes the fan speed is not adjustable and the default fan speed is auto.

5) Temperature setting

Under AUTO, COOL, DRY, HEAT modes, press the temperature setting buttons and to set

the temperature, the adjusting range is 17ºC~30 ºC (or 62 ºF~88 ºF).

Note:

The setting temperature cannot be adjusted under fan mode.

6) Timer on and timer off setting

Press the timer/clock setting button , then enter into the timer on setting status, and screen will display

and .

Press the buttons and to adjust the timer. If the timer setting is less than 10 hours, each press

or will increase or decrease 0.5 hour. When the timer setting is more than 10 hours, each press

or will increase or decrease 1 hour, the maximum timer setting is 24 hours.

After finish adjusting the timer on setting, press the button or wait for 5 seconds to confirm and exit

the timer on setting.

Under the timer on setting status, press the timer/clock setting button , then enter into the timer off setting

status, and the screen will display and .

The setting method of timer off is the same as the timer on.

Under timer setting state, set the timer on and the timer off to be 0.0h can cancel timer on and time off.

Note:

If the wired controller has been set timer on/off, press the ON/OFF to turn on or turn off the unit then the timer will be

canceled simultaneously.

7) Clock setting

Press the timer/clock button setting for 3 seconds, and then enter into the clock setting status.

The hour position of the clock will flash, and can press and to adjust the hour value.

After finishing the hour setting, press left button or right button to switch to minute position

setting, then the minute position will flash, press and to adjust the minute value.

After finish the clock setting, press the button or wait for 5 seconds to confirm and exit the setting

state.

Auto Lo Med Hi

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8) Quiet operation

Under COOL, HEAT, FAN modes, press the button to set into the quiet operation, it is used to reduce

the running noise through setting the fan speed to low.

Note:

Under AUTO, DRY mode, the fan speed is auto and the button does not work.

9) Lock the wired controller

Press the temperature adjusting buttons and simultaneously, the wired controller enters

into locking state, and the locking icon will be lighted up.

Under the locking state, the wired controller will not respond to the buttons pressing and the control

instruction from the wireless remote controller.

Simultaneously press the temperature adjusting buttons and again can cancel the locking

state.

10) Air filter cleaning reminding function

The wired controller records the total running time of the indoor unit, when the accumulated running time

reaches the pre-set value, the air filter cleaning reminding icon will be lighted up, to remind that the

air filter of the indoor unit need to be cleaned.

Press for 3 seconds, and reset the reminding icon and the wired controller will re-accumulate

the total running time of the indoor unit.

Note:

The default setting value of the reminding function is 2,500 hours, and it can change to be 5,000 hours or

10,000 hours. The setting methods refer to the part of wired controller initial parameter setting.

11) Swing function

If the indoor unit supports swing function, press the right button to adjust the air outlet direction of

the indoor unit. Press this button for 3 seconds can turn on or turn off the auto swing function, the swing

icon will be lighted up when the auto swing function is turned on.

12) Follow-me function

When the system is running and the operating mode is AUTO, COOL or HEAT, press the button

will activate the follow-me function; press this button again to deactivate the function. Operating mode

changeover will deactivate the function as well.

When the follow-me function is activated, the icon will be light up, the wired controller will display

room temperature read from local sensor, and transmit the temperature value to the indoor unit every 3

minutes.

1.4 Installation of wired controller

1) Safety precaution

 Stated below are important safety issues that must be obeyed. Confirm there is no abnormal phenomena

during test operation after complete.

 Installation by other persons may lead to imperfect installation, electric shock or fire. Improper installation

may lead to electric shock or fire. A random disassembly may cause abnormal operation or heating, which

may result in fire.

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 Do not install the controller in a place vulnerable to leakage of flammable gases. Once flammable gases

are leaked and left around the wired controller, fire may occur.

 The wiring should adapt to the wired controller current. Otherwise, electric leakage or heating may occur

and result in fire. The specified cables shall be applied in the wiring. No external force may be applied to

the terminal. Otherwise, wire cut and heating may occur and result in fire.

 Don’t place the wired controller near the lamps, to avoid the remote signal of the controller to be disturbed.

Do not install the unit and controller in a place with much oil, steam, sulfide gas. Otherwise, the product

may deform and fail.

2) Accessories

Name Qty Remarks

Wired controller 1 \

Cross round head wood mounting

screw

3 M4×20 (For mounting on the wall.)

Cross round head mounting screw 2 M4×25 (For mounting on the electrical switch box.)

Installation manual 1 \

Owner’s manual 1 \

Plastic expansion pipe 3 For mounting on the wall

Plastic screw bar 2 For fixing on the 86 electrician box.

Switching wires for signal receiving

board

1

For connecting the signal receiving board and

4-core shield wire.

Switching wires for wired controller

signal

1

(If needed) For connecting the main control panel

and 4-core shielding wire.

3) Supplied assemblies on the site

Name

Qty (Embedded

into wall)

Specification (Only

for reference)

Remarks

4-core shielded cable 1 0.5mm2×4 The longest is 15m.

86 Electrician box 1 \ \

Wiring tube (Insulating sleeve

and tightening screw.)

1 \ \

4) Installation procedure

 The installation manual contains information about the procedure of installing wired controller. Please refer

to indoor unit installation manual for connecting between wired controller and indoor unit.

 Circuit of wired controller is low voltage circuit. Never connect it with a standard 220V or 380V circuit or put

it into a same wiring tube with the circuit.

 The shield cable must be connected stable to the ground, or transmission may fail.

 Don not attempt to extend the shield cable by cutting, if it is necessary, use terminal connection block to

connect.

 After finishing connection, do not use mugger to have the insulation check to the signal wire.

 Wired remote controller structure size figure ( Unit: mm):

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 Wiring principle sketch:

 Wiring figure:

Connect two terminals of embedded 4-core shielding wire with the switching wires of wired controller and

signal receiving board. Make sure the sequence of 4 terminals (A, B, C and D) should correspond to the wire

sequence of signal switching wires (A, B, C and D).

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If the embedded 4-core shielding wire cannot go through the wired controller, it can use signal switching for

connection; make sure the wires are reliable and firm.

The tightening torque range of screw is: 0.8~1.2N·m (8~12kgf·cm).

 Wired controller back cover installation

Use straight head screwdriver to insert into the buckling position in the bottom of wired controller, and spin the

screwdriver to take down the back cover. Pay attention to spinning direction, otherwise will damage the back

cover.

Use three M4×20 screws to directly install the back cover on the wall.

Use two M4×25 screws to install the back cover on the 86 electrician box, and use one M4×20 screws for

fixing on the wall.

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Adjust the length of two plastic screw bars in the accessory to be standard length from the electrical box screw

bar to the wall. Make sure when install the screw bar to the electric box screw bar, make it as flat as the wall.

Use cross head screws to fix the wired controller bottom cover in the electrical box through the screw bar.

Make sure the wired controller bottom cover is on the same level after installation, and then install the wired

controller back to the bottom cover.

Over fasten the screw will lead to deformation of back cover.

 Neaten the wires of the wired controller

There are three positions of signal wire outlet around the wired controller, when the wired controller directly is

installed on the flat wall.

When the wired controller is stalled with electrician box, the back cover of wired controller is already reserved

one hole for wire outlet. It is also available for the shielded wire passing by the wall.

Avoid the water enter into the wired controller, use trap and putty to seal the connectors of wires during wiring

installation. When under installation, reserve certain length of the connecting wire for convenient to take down

the wired controller while during maintenance.

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 Wired controller’s front cover installation:

After adjusting the front cover and then buckle the front cover. Avoid clamping the communication switching

wire during installation.

Correct install the back cover and firmly buckle the front cover and back over, otherwise will make the front

cover drop off.

 Wired controller initial parameter setting

Change the related functions of the controller through adjusting the initial parameters.

The wired controller initial parameter includes two codes ‘XY”. The first code ‘X’ means the function class, the

second code ‘Y’ means detailed configuration of this function.

Step1: Simultaneously press the mode button and fan speed button of the wired controller for 5

seconds to enter the parameter setting state.

Step2: The value of the first code ‘X’ is ‘0’, press the temperature setting buttons and to

adjust the second code value.

Step3: After setting the second code value, press Quiet/OK button to switch the first code to the

next value.

Step4: When the first code value is ‘6’, press Quiet/OK button again to exit the parameters

setting.

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The parameter setting table

First

code

Function

Second code

0 1 2 3 4

0

Cooling-only/Heat pump

selection

Heat pump (Default)

Coolin

g only

\ \ \

1

Indoor unit communication

address setting

Yes (Default) None \ \ \

2 Power-off memory Yes (Default) None \ \ \

3 Filter cleaning reminding

Cancel the reminding

function

1250

hours

2500

hours

5000

hours

10000

hours

5 Remote receiving function Yes (Default) None \ \ \

6

Centigrade/Fahrenheit

display

Centigrade (Default)

Fahre

nheit

\ \ \

Notes:

The second code of the filter cleaning reminding is 2500hours, which as default.

2. Touch Key Centralized Controller: CCM30

CCM30 is new designed and it is a touch key centralized controller. It can be connected up to 64 indoor units,

and the connection length can be up to 1200m. The CCM30 centralized controller has the air filter cleaning

reminding function and it is convenient to remind users to clean the air filter. Both of the following wiring

modes centralized controller and indoor units are applicable.

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2.1 General functions and description

(1)

Query key

Any time when you press the key, the selected operation mode is to query the operational state of the air

conditioner.

By default, the first in-service air conditioner will be queried.

(2)

Setting key

In other display modes, press this key can enter the setting mode.

By default, it is a single setting, and the first in-service air conditioner is displayed. In setting the operation

mode, press this key again, and the operation will be performed for all air conditioners in the network. Press

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the key repeatedly to shift between a single setting and global setting.

(3)

Mode key

Under the setting operation mode, press this key to set the operation.

(4)

Fan key

Under the setting operation mode, press this key to set the fan of the indoor unit to run in the automatic, high,

medium or low level of air.

(5)

Time on key

Under the setting operation mode, press this key can set the timing to turn on the air conditioner; press this

key again can exit the timing setting, and restore the normal temperature regulation operation mode

(6)

Time off key

Under the setting operation mode, press this key can set the timing shutdown of air conditioner, press this key

again will exit the timing setting, and restore the normal temperature regulation operation mode.

(7)

Swing key

Under the setting operation mode, press this key can enable or disable the swing function. If all currently

selected air conditioners have no swing function, no effect will result after pressing the key.

(8)

Leftward key

In the query mode, if this key is pressed, the operation state data of the previous air conditioner will be

displayed. If it is currently on the first machine, the data of the last machine will be displayed, when the key is

pressed. If you hold down this key, the address will decrease one by one. In the setting mode, if it is in single

operation mode, the air conditioner of the previous in-service address number will be selected, when this key

is pressed, if it is in the global operation mode, no effect will result when this key is pressed. In the main page,

press the key to enter the query mode. By default, it is the first in-service air conditioner.

(9)

Rightward key

In the query mode, when the key is pressed, the next in-service air conditioner is selected, and its operational

state data will be displayed. If it is currently on the last air conditioner, the first one is selected and its data

displays, when the key is pressed. If this key is long pressed, the address will increase one by one.

In the setting mode, if it is in the single operation mode, when the key is pressed, the next in-service air

conditioner will be selected. If it is in the global operation mode, no effect will result when the key is pressed.

In the main page, press the key to enter the query mode. By default, it is the first in-service air conditioner.

(10)

Downward key

In the main page, press this key can enter the query mode. By default, it is the first in-service air conditioner. In

any other time, press this key will select the next row corresponding position air conditioner.

In the setting mode, if the global operation mode is selected, this key is invalid. If it is on the last row, press this

key again to shift to the first row air conditioner. If this key is long pressed, the row will increase one by one.

Single Global

Cooling Heating Fan only Off

Auto Lo Med Hi

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(11)

Upward key

In the main page, press this key can enter the query mode. By default, it is the first in-service air conditioner. In

any other time, press this key will select the previous corresponding position air conditioner.

In the setting mode, if selected all the air conditioners to operate, this key is invalid.

If it is on the first row, press this key again, and shift to the last row corresponding air conditioner.

If you hold down this key, the row will decrease one by one.

(12)

Add key

1) Query mode:

Press this key, display the data of the last page. If it is now in the last page, press this key again and the

first page will be displayed.

2) Setting operation mode

①Temperature adjusting method

Press this key; the setting temperature will increase 1℃. If you hold down the key " ", the setting

temperature will increase one by one.

When reached the highest allowed to set temperature, it cannot increase.
② Timing on or timing off setting method

Press this key " ", it will select the next setting time. If you hold down this key, the next data will be

selected one by one. When reached the max. allowed setting time, it cannot increase.

(13)

Reduce key

1) Query mode

Press this key " ", display the data of the previous page. If it is now in the first page, press is key again

and the last page will be displayed.

2) Setting operation mode

① Temperature adjusting method

Press this key " ", the setting temperature will decrease 1℃. If you hold down this key, the setting

temperature will decrease one by one. When reached the lowest allowed set temperature, it cannot

decrease.
② Timing on or timing off setting method

Press this key " ", it will select the next setting time. If you hold down the key " ", the next data will be

selected one by one. When reached the min allowed setting time, it cannot decrease.

(14)

ON/OFF key

Any time when you press the key, the centralized startup/shutdown operation is performed for all current

in-service air conditioners in the centralized controller network.

(15)

Confirmation key

In the setting mode, press this key can send the currently selected mode state and the auxiliary function state

to the selected air conditioner.

(16) Reset key

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Any time when the reset key is pressed, the centralized controller will reset. The result is the same as the

result of restoring power-on after power failure.

(17) Lock key

Any time when this key is pressed, the selected air conditioner can be locked or unlocked.

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2.2 LCD display

2.3 Other operations

※ Various locking functions

1. Centralized controller locking

The centralized controller locking state will be recorded when powered off. It won't dismiss when re-power on

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until receiving the unlocking order.

1) Effect

① When the centralized controller is under locking state, it cannot change the air conditioner's operating state

through the centralized controller (such as ON/OFF the unit, setting mode, change the setting temperature,

change the fan speed, unlock the exiting locking state etc.), but it can do the query operation, until unlocking

and then recover to normal.
② When the centralized controller is under the locking state, all the air conditioners in the centralized

controller network will be remote controller locked.

2) Operation

① Locking

The centralized controller can be locked by the computer only.
② Unlocking

a) When the centralized controller and computer communicate normally

The centralized controller can be unlocked by the computer only. When the centralized controller is unlocked,

the controller will send the order to unlock the remote controller locking of all the air conditioners.

b) When the centralized controller and computer communication abnormally

When the centralized controller is locking, the centralized controller can be unlocked by the way that the press

QUERY key and holds on, then press MODE key (it should operate within one minute after centralized

controller is re-powered on or the RESET key is pressed).

The remote controller locking of the air conditioner is remained.

2. Remote controller locking

1) Effect
① When the air conditioner is under remote controller locking state, it will not receive the remote signals from

remote controller or wired controller, until unlocking.
② The air conditioner can be operated by the centralized controller.

2) Operation

① Can lock or unlock through the computer.
② Can operate by a centralized controller.

In the centralized controller setting interface, press LOCK key to lock or unlock.

If the current state is remote controller locking, press the key to unlock.

If there's no remote controller locking, press the key to lock.

3. Mode locking

1) Effect

Under the mode locking state, only can choose the mode which hasn't conflict with locking mode through

centralized controller to operate the air conditioner,

2) Operation

Can set the heat and cool mode lock or not.

Under mode locking state, if set the new mode locking, it must be unlocking first, then can operate the new

mode locking.

① Can lock or unlock through the computer.
② Can operate by a centralized controller.

In the centralized controller setting interface, choose all the air conditioners of the centralized controller

network as the object, press Upward key and hold on, then press LOCK key to do the mode locking or

unlocking.

If the current state is mode locking, press the key to unlock.

If there isn't a mode of locking, press the key to lock.

※ Power on or reset

When the centralized controller is powered on or resets by the RESET key:

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The buzzer long buzz for 2 seconds: all display segments of the LCD are luminous for 2 seconds and then

goes off;

1 second later, the system enters normal display state. The centralized controller is in the main page display

state and displays the first page, and searches the in-service air conditioners in the network.

Once the search is finished, the centralized controller enters the mode setting page, and sets the first

in-service air conditioner by default.

※ Emergency stop and forced on

When the emergent stop switch of the centralized controller is connected, all the air conditioners in the

centralized controller network will be shut down compulsorily, and the LED flashes as 0.5Hz.The centralized

controller and computer and all functional modules are disabled from startup and shutdown until the emergent

stop switch is broken. When the forced on the switch of the centralized controller is connected, all air

conditioners in the network of the centralized controller will start up compulsorily. By default, they will run

before the power failure mode.

The startup and shut down operations of the centralized controller and computer and all functional modules

will be disabled (only the command of a startup is sent to the air conditioner, without affecting operation of the

remote controller after startup) until the forced on the switch is broken.

If the foregoing two switches are connected concurrently, the emergent stop switch shall have preference.

※ ON and OFF operation

Use the " " key or " " key can turn on and turn off the air conditioners in the centralized controller network.

The ON mode will accord to the system mode locking or other limit conditions for judging, if there is conflict, it

will auto adjust to the next mode without conflict; if all the modes have a conflict, then it cannot operate the

unit.

※ Use " " key to TURN ON and TURN OFF the unit

Press this key can operate a single air conditioner or all the air conditioners in the centralized controller

network.

1) Choose the object. Press SET key to choose a single air conditioner or all air conditioners in the centralized

controller network. If choose a single air conditioner, then use the keys , , and

can choose the air conditioner.

2) Use "MODE", "FAN", "ADD" and "Reduce" key to set the operating mode and operating parameters, such

as fan speed, setting temperature etc.

3) Use " " key, centralized controller sends the relative order to the operating object.

After setting the operating parameter for the air conditioner, if not press the key " ", the setting parameter

will not be sent to the air conditioner, and the current operation of the air conditioner is not affected (except

locking operation).

※ Use " " key to TURN ON and TURN OFF the unit

Only can operate all air conditioners, not for single in the centralized controller network:

Long press " " key: press this key for over 2 seconds then loose.

Short press " " key: press this key and then loose within 2 seconds.

According to different states and operation ways of air conditioners in the current centralized, there are

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following situations:

1) If there are one or more air conditioners is under ON state (include timing process of timing ON and OFF), "

" key only short press effective.

Only sends the shutdown order to the air conditioner which under the ON state, and if the unit is under the

OFF state, the controller will not send OFF order to it.

The memory function is activated; the current state of all air conditioners is memorized.

2) All the air conditioners in the centralized controller network are OFF states.

① Short press " " key

The centralized controller reads the memory contents, and sends relative order to all air conditioners.

② Long press " " key

a) If current page is setting parameters, and the setting mode is not OFF, the centralized controller will send

orders to all air conditioners according to parameters, such as setting mode, fan speed, setting temperature,

etc.

b) If the current is under setting interface but the setting mode is OFF state or under other interfaces, the

centralized controller will send the default ON order to all air conditioners. The default ON order is: cooling

mode, high fan speed, setting temperature is 24℃ or 76℉, operates the swinging function.

※ Air filter cleaning remind display description

1) The centralized controller records the total running time of the indoor unit.

When the accumulated running time reaches the pre-set value, the reminding dual "88" (as show in c part of

the Fig. A) will display "FL" to remind users that the air filter of the indoor unit need to be cleaned.

When the centralized controller displays FL, it needs to manual operation to clear the icon. Press SWING key

and hold on then press QUERY key " ", can clear FL reminding.

At the same time, the accumulated time of centralized controller powered on will be cleared.

Fig. A

2) Function setting
① Dial the dial code 3 to "ON" ( refer to table 2.3 ), and when controller power on within 1 minute, press

QUERY key and FAN key together will enter the optional function setting page. The icon (as show in b

part of the Fig. A) will be flashed with 1Hz frequency (default display 00), and users can choose the

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function from table 2.2. Press " " and " " keys can select function, and then press " " key to enter

parameter selection.

② After entering parameter selection, the function selection icon (as show in a part of the Fig. A) will be

lighted on; the parameter selection icon (as show in b part of the Fig. A) will be flashed with 1Hz

frequency and display optional parameter code. Through pressing " " and " " keys can select the

detailed parameter.

③ Press " " to confirm parameter selection (details parameter codes' corresponding time refer to table 2.3).
④ After setting successfully, the function selection icon and parameter selection icon will be lighted on,

the screen will display “Setting successfully” (as show in b part of the Fig. A). After 3 seconds will exit

optional function setting automatically, and the screen will be back to normal display. After entering optional

function setting, no operations in 5 seconds will exit function selection automatically, the setting parameter

will not change. Only press “ ” key to confirm the parameter then the setting parameter will save.

Table 2.1 Code of selecting the clear filter function

Table 2.2 Code of different times of reminding clear

filter

Function code Function setting Parameter code Time (hour)

00 Only display, no function 00 0

01 Cleaning filter screen reminding 01 1250

02 2500

03 5000

04 10000

※ Dial code operation specification

Table 2.3 Dial code definition

ON OFF

Dial code 1 CCM30 for 3-pipes CCM30 for 2-pipes

Dial code 2 Fahrenheit Centigrade

Dial code 3 With the optional function No the optional function

Notes:

1. For the new series product, we can connect the indoor CCM controller via XYE port of master outdoor unit of every refrigerant

system. Notice that in this case, the outdoor unit must be set to auto addressing mode. And it will be effective after about 6

minutes.

2. To connect indoor CCM controller via XYE port of indoor unit, this wiring method is suitable for all type of indoor units, not just

for new indoor units.

3. When new indoor units and old indoor units mix connect to one refrigerant system, we can just connect the indoor CCM

controller via XYE port of indoor units. If we connect the indoor CCM controller via XYE port of master outdoor unit, the CCM

controller cannot control old indoor units.

4. If one system that connect to indoor CCM controller include 10 HP or above duct indoor unit, we recommend you set the

address of every indoor unit manually.

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2.4 Fault and Protection codes

Fault code content

EF Other fault.

EE Water level detection malfunction.

ED Reserved.

EC Cleaning malfunction.

EB Inverter module protection.

EA Current of compressor is too large (4 Times).

E9 Communication malfunction between main board and display board.

E8 Wind blowing speed is out of control.

E7 EEprom error.

E6 Detection of current direction alternating is abnormal.

E5 T3 or T4 senor of discharge of compressor fails down.

E4 T2B sensor malfunction.

E3 T2A sensor malfunction.

E2 T1 sensor malfunction.

E1 Communication malfunction.

E0 Phase sequence disorder or loss of power phase.

07# /

06# /

05# /

04# /

03# Communication malfunction between centralized controller and PC (gateway).

02# Communication malfunction between centralized controller and functional module.

01# Communication malfunction between centralized controller and network interface module.

00# Communication malfunction between network interface module and main control board.

Protection code Content

PF

Other protection.

PE

Reserved.

PD

Reserved.

PC

Reserved.

PB

Reserved.

PA

Reserved.

P9

Reserved.

P8

Compressor’s current is too large.

P7

Voltage of power supply is too high or too low.

P6

Pressure of discharge is too low.

P5

Pressure of discharge is too high.

P4

Temp. of discharge pipe is abnormal.

P3

Temp. of compressor is abnormal.

P2

Condenser high-temperature protection.

P1

Anti-cool air or defrost protection.

P0 Evaporator temperature protection.

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2.5 General display data entries

1) General display data is displayed in all display pages.

• Under the interconnected control of the computer or gateway, the data is displayed in graphic ( ).

Otherwise, no data is displayed.

• If the centralized controller is connected with the functional module for communication, the data is

displayed in graphics ( ). Otherwise, no data is displayed.

• If the centralized controller is connected with the SMS remote control module for communication, the data

is displayed in graphics ( ). Otherwise, no data is displayed.

• If the centralized controller is connected with the telephone remote control module for communication, the

data is displayed in graphics ( ). Otherwise, no data is displayed.

• In normal operation of the centralized controller, the periodical cycle module communicates with the

network interface module, and the data is displayed dynamically and cyclically: (blank), , , .

• In the centralized control locked state or the keypad locked state, the locking flag ( ) is displayed. After

unlocking, it is not displayed. In the centralized controller locked state or the keypad locked state, the

locking flag is displayed constantly. If both of them are locked concurrently, the locking flag is displayed

constantly.

• In the setting page, if the selected air conditioner is in the remote controller locked state (in case of

non-single unit operation, as long as one unit is in the remote controller locked state, it is deemed the

locked state), the flag ( ) is displayed constantly.

• If all indoor units lock the cooling mode, this flag ( ) will display, and if all indoor units lock the heating

mode, the flag ( ) will display.

2) Data display handling

• Indoor unit code (address) display: display range: 00~63, and with # being luminous concurrently.

• Indoor temperature display: display range: 00~99°C (or 99℉). The indoor temperature is displayed

concurrently. If the temperature is higher than 99°C (or 99℉), 99°C (or 99℉) will be displayed. If the

temperature value is invalid, ‘--‘will be displayed.

• If timing startup or shutdown is set, the flag ( ) is displayed.

• T3, T2A and T2B display: in the single-machine query page, display can shift between T3, T2A and T2B;

by the way, the temperature value is displayed concurrently, with the corresponding °C being luminous.

• In case of air conditioner fault or protection, the corresponding fault or protection code, the corresponding

fault or protection code can be displayed.

• Liquid crystal matrix display description:

The liquid crystal matrix is composed of 4×16 grids, and each grid is composed of two blocks of different sizes.

The matrix includes horizontal coordinates 00~15 on the upper side and vertical coordinates 00+, 16+, 32+

and 48+ on the left side, which indicate the address of the indoor unit. The sum of the horizontal coordinate

and the vertical coordinate of the grid is the address of the grid. Each grid corresponds to an indoor unit of this

address. One grid is composed of two blocks of different sizes. The state indication table is as follows;

Constantly on Slow blink Fast blink

Big black block In-service Selected Out of service

Small black block Power on

Fault of indoor

or outdoor unit

Power off

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3) LCD display description

 Description of the main page

The LCD displays the main page, 60 air conditioners are in service, of which 28 are powered on and 32 off.

In the matrix, the bid dots from (16+, 00) to (32+, 15) are luminous, and the small dots are not luminous. It

indicates the 32 air conditioners with the addresses from 16 to 47 are powered off.

In the matrix, the big and small dots from (48+, 09) to (48+, 12) are not luminous. It indicates the four air

conditioners with the address from 57 to 60 are outside the network.

All other big and small dots in the matrix are luminous. It indicates all other air conditioners are in the network

and powered on.

The address of the air conditioner is sum of the coordinates. For example, the address of (48+, 09) is

09+48=57.

The centralized controller keypad is locked, and the centralized controller communicates with the computer

normally.

 Description of the query page

The LCD displays the query page, and the air conditioner with the address of 01 is being queried. Mode of the

air conditioner with the address 01 is cooling, high speed air supply, swing on, indoor temperature 22°C,

setting temperature 20°C and cooling mode locked.

In the matrix, only the big and small black dots at (00+, 00) and (00+, 01) are luminous. It indicates the

in-service and power-on state of the air conditioners with the addresses of 00 and 01.

The centralized controller communicates with the computer normally.

 Description of the setting page

The LCD display displays the setting page, and queries the air conditioner with the address of 01.

The mode of the air conditioner with the address 01 is: Cooling, high fan speed, swing on, setting temperature

22°C and cooling.

In the matrix, only the big black dots at (00+, 01) to (00+, 15) are luminous. It indicates the air conditioners

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with the addresses 01 and 15 are in service.

The centralized controller communicates with the computer normally.

 Fault page display description

Query the air conditioner with the address of 08 in the query page.

The air conditioner with the address of 08 is faulty, and fault code is 08. The big black dot below (00+, 08)

blinks.

In the matrix, only the big and small black dots at (00+, 00) and (16+, 15) illuminate. It indicates the in-service

state of the air conditioner power on, with the addresses 00 and 31.

The centralized controller communicates with the computer normally.

2.6 Centralized controller installation

※ Dimensions (Unit: mm)

There are two kinds of appearance for your choice. The main difference is the controller cover and you can

choose you like.

(1) The structure A must be embedded into the wall of the installation mode, taken from the walls of the interior

wiring way would be more appropriate; and you must reserve a chisel installation on the wall before installation.

(2) The structure B does not need to be embedded into the wall, playing four mounting screw mounting and

shape is a regular cuboid, can also like the old structure embedded in the wall mounted, connecting line from

the set control above and below, and a rear leading-out.

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※ Installation diagram

※ Terminal instruction

HIGH STATIC PRESSURE

DUCT SERIE

ASDH-96AI

PARTS GUIDE

EN

Exploded view of indoor unit ASDH-96AI

25

26
1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

24

10

19

18

17

16

11 12 13

22 21 20

14 15

23

No Description Part Code Actualizator Qty

Price

Code

1

Pipe Temp. sensor

202301300216 1

2

Hook

200785701026 4

3

Pipe clamp ass'y, up

201270990023 1

4

Pipe clamp ass'y, down

201270990029 1

5

Left sealing plate, evaporator

201270990055 1

6

Side panel ass'y

201270990143 1

7

E-box ass'y

203370990039 1

7.1

Main PCB board ass'y

201370900075 1

7.2

Module board ass'y

201319903592 1

7.3

Rectifier

202300500328 1

7.4

Reactor

202301000897 1

7.5

Wire joint, 3p

202301400224 1

7.6

Six Terminal Block

202301400240 1

7.7

Wire joint, 5p

202301450037 1

7.8

Wire joint, 2p

202301450042 1

7.9

Display box ass'y

203370190008

17223000002836

1

8

E-box cover ass'y

201270990025 1

9

Drainage pan ass'y, down

201270900041 1

10

Motor clamp, up

201286000008 1

11

Fan Motor boarding

201285500066 1

12

Motor clamp, down

201286000052 1

13

Motor

202400300545 1

14

Motor bracket

201285500084 1

15

Front panel ass'y

201270990038 1

16

Fan installation plate ass'y

201270990044 1

17

Fan ass'y

201100100821 2

MODEL: ASDH-96AI Indoor

7.3

7.2

7.7

7.1

7.4

7.9

7.5

7.8

No Description Part Code Actualizator Qty

Price

Code

18

Right sealing plate, evaporator

201270990061 1

19

Right panel ass'y

201270990063 1

20

Water collector ass'y

201270900024 1

21

Strengthen board

201270990054 1

22

Pipe Temp. sensor ass'y

202301300710 1

23

Room Temp. sensor ass'y

202301300197 1

24

Evaporator ass'y

201570990120 1

25

Top cover ass'y

201270990067 1

26

Rear board

201270900069 1

The data are subject to change without notice.

MODEL: ASDH-96AI Indoor

Air filter

12923000000262

Exploded view of outdoor unit ASDH-96AI

No Description Part Code Actualizator Qty

Price

Code

1

Left column, rear

201248900016 1

2

Cover

201248900022 1

3

Front panel

201243900048 1

4

Grille

201195190167 2

5

Bracket ass'y, net

201295100579 1

6

Motor bracket

201295100623 1

7

Valve plate

201295100642 1

8

Partition board ass'y

201295100645 1

9

E-box ass'y

203375990053 1

9.1

Power source ass'y

201319902816 1

9.2

Fan control board ass'y

201319902810 1

9.3

Main PCB board ass'y

201375990049 1

9.4

Contactor

202300850043 1

9.5

Resistor, cement type

202300100906 2

9.6

Capacitor

202300300109 2

9.7

Wire joint, 4P

202301450112 1

9.8

Reactor

202301000979 1

9.9

DC fan module board assembly

201395100648 1

9.9.1

Radiactor

202301901197 1

9.9.2

Three phase bridge

202300500348 1

9.9.3

Power drive assembly board components

201395100649 1

9.10

Terminal block

201395100431 1

9.11

E-box

201295100641 1

9.12

Installation board

201295100640 1

9.13

Resistance

202300130008 2

11

Rear net

201148900001 1

12

Four-way valve ass'y

201695101860 1

13

Discharge pipe ass'y

201695101839 1

14

Connection pipe,distributor

201695190545 1

15

Suction pipe ass'y

201695101850 1

16

Stop valve ass'y

201695101848 1

17

Electronic expansion valve ass'y

201695101842 1

MODEL: ASDH-96AI Outdoor

No Description Part Code Actualizator Qty

Price

Code

18

Connecting pipe

201695101922 1

19

L shape pipe

201602301688 1

20

Input connecting pipe ass'y, condenser

201695101834 1

21

Seporator

201601100208 1

22

Handle

201148700009 3

23

Compreessor

201401500340 1

24

Accumulator tank

201601000637 1

25

Rear panel ass'y, right

201295100644 1

26

Front cover ass'y, pipe

201295100634 1

27

Front panel ass'y, right

201295100643 1

28

Condenser ass'y, down

201595190041 1

29

Condenser ass'y, up

201595100222 1

30

Base

201295100633 1

31

Axial fan ass'y

201100320624 2

32

DC motor

202400300063 2

33

Discharge Temp. sensor ass'y

202301300124 1

34

Room Temp. sensor ass'y

202301300197 1

35

Pipe Temp. sensor ass'y

202301300438 1

The data are subject to change without notice.

MODEL: ASDH-96AI Outdoor

NOTE CONCERNING PROTECTION OF
ENVIRONMENT

This product must not be disposed of via normal household waste after its service life, but must be
taken to a collection station for the recycling of electrical and electronic devices. The symbol on the
product, the operating instructions or the packaging indicate such disposal procedures. The materials
are recyclable in accordance with their respective symbols. By means of re-use, material recycling or
any other form of recycling old appliances you are making an important contribution to the protection
of our environment. Please ask your local council where your nearest disposal station is located.

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INFORMATION CONCERNING USED REFRIGERANT
MEDIUM

This unit is containing fluorinated gases included in the Kyoto protocol. The maintenance and the liquidation must
be carried out by qualified personnel.
Type of refrigerant: R410A
The composition of the cooling medium R410A: (50% HFC-32, 50% HFC-125)
The quantity of the refrigerant: please see the unit label.
The value GWP: 2088 (1 kg R410A = 2,088 t CO

2

eq)

GWP = Global Warming Potential

In case of quality problem or other please contact your local supplier or authorized service center.

Emergency number: 112

PRODUCER

SINCLAIR CORPORATION Ltd.
1-4 Argyll St.
London W1F 7LD
Great Britain

www.sinclair-world.com

This product was manufactured in China (Made in China).

REPRESENTATIVE

SINCLAIR EUROPE spol. s r.o.
Purkynova 45
612 00 Brno
Czech Republic

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

NEPA spol. s r.o.
Purkynova 45
612 00 Brno
Czech Republic

Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

www.sinclair-solutions.com
info@sinclair solutions.com