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Commercial Air Conditio
ner Division
Midea Group
Add.:
Midea Headquarter
s Building, 6 Midea Avenue, Shunde
, Foshan, Guangdong, China
Pos
tal code:
528311
cac.midea.com
/
global.mide
a.com
Note: Product specifications change from
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Table of Contents
Front Cover
1
CONTENTS
2
Part 1 General Information
4
1 Indoor and Outdoor Unit Capacities
5
1.1 Indoor Units
5
1.1.1 VRF indoor units
5
1.1.2 Fresh air processing unit
6
1.2 Heat recovery ventilator
6
1.3 High Temperature Hydro Module
6
1.4 Outdoor Units
6
2 External Appearance
7
2.1 Indoor Units
7
2.1.1 Fresh air processing unit
7
2.2 Heat Recovery Ventilator
8
2.3 High Temperature Hydro Module
8
2.4 Outdoor Units
9
2.4.1 Single units
9
2.4.2 Combinations of units
9
2.5 Mode Selection Box
10
3 Outdoor Unit Combinations
11
4 Combination Ratio
12
Part 2 Component Layout and Refrigerant Circuits
14
1 Layout of Functional Components
15
2 Piping Diagrams
17
3 Refrigerant Flow Diagrams
20
Part 3 Control
26
1 General Control Scheme Flowchart
27
2 Stop Operation
28
3 Standby Control
29
3.1 Crankcase Heater Control
29
4 Startup Control
29
4.1 Startup Sequence and Frequency Control in Combination Modules
29
4.2 Compressor Startup Delay Control
29
4.3 Startup Control for Cooling Only/Main Cooling Operation
30
4.4 Startup Control for Heating Only/Main Heating Operation
31
5 Normal Operation Control
32
5.1 Component Control During Normal Operation
32
5.2 Compressor Control
34
5.3 Rotation of Compressors
35
5.4 Heat Exchanger Control
35
5.5 Electronic Expansion Valve Control
36
5.6 Outdoor Fan Control
37
6 Protection Control
38
6.1 High Pressure Protection Control
38
6.2 Low Pressure Protection Control
38
6.3 Discharge Temperature Protection Control
39
6.4 Over-current Protection Control
39
6.5 Ambient temperature out of range protection control
40
6.6 Inverter Module Temperature Protection Control
40
6.7 Wet Compression Protection Control
41
6.8 High Pressure Ratio Protection Control
41
7 Special Control
42
7.1 Oil Return Operation
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7.2 Defrosting Operation
44
8 Other Control
47
8.1 Overload control
47
8.2 Pump-down Control
47
8.3 Auto Snow-blowing Control
49
8.4 Auto Mode and Dual Set Points
49
8.5 Low Noise Mode
51
8.6 Power Limitation Mode
51
Part 4 Field Settings
52
1 Outdoor Unit Field Settings
53
1.1 PCB Switches and Switch Settings
53
1.2 Modes Set on Main PCB
55
1.2.1 Night silent mode setting
55
1.2.2 Silent mode setting
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2 Mode Selection Box Field Settings
56
2.1 MS01 Switches Settings
56
2.2 MS04-12 Switches Settings
57
2.3 Manually Address Setting
57
Part 5 Electrical Components and Wiring Diagrams
58
1 Outdoor Unit Electric Control Box Layout
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2 Outdoor Unit Main PCB
61
2.1 Ports
61
2.2 Components
63
2.2.1 Layout
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2.2.2 Function of buttons SW3 to SW6
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2.2.3 Menu mode
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2.2.4 UP / DOWN system check button
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2.2.5 Digital display output
68
3 Data Transfer Module
69
3.1 Layout
69
3.2 PCB components
69
3.3 Main functions
69
3.3.1 System check
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3.3.2 Sync information from main PCB digital display
70
3.3.3 Auto snow-blowing setting
70
3.3.4 Data acquisition
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3.3.5 Fault data storage
70
3.3.6 Data reading
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3.3.7 Menu mode setting
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4 Compressor Inverter Module
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4.1 Ports
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4.2 LED Indicators
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5 Fan Module
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6 Mode Selection Box Main PCB
76
6.1 Ports
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6.2 Spot Check
78
7 Wiring Diagrams
79
Part 6 Diagnosis and Troubleshooting
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1 Error Code Table
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2 Troubleshooting for Outdoor Unit
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2.1 Warning
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2.2 E0: Communication error between outdoor units
88
2.2.1 Digital display output
88
2.2.2 Description
88
2.2.3 Trigger / recover condition
88
2.2.4 Possible causes
88
2.2.5 Procedure
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2.3 E2: Communication error between MS box and master unit
90
2.3.1 Digital display output
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2.3.2 Description
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2.3.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.3.4 Possible causes
90
2.3.5 Procedure
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2.4 E4: T3/T4 Temperature sensor error
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2.4.1 Digital display output
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2.4.2 Description
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2.4.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.4.4 Possible causes
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2.4.5 Procedure
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2.5 E5: Abnormal power supply voltage
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2.5.1 Digital display output
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2.5.2 Description
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2.5.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.5.4 Possible causes
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2.5.5 Procedure
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2.6 E7: Discharge Temperature sensor error (T7C1)
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2.6.1 Digital display output
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2.6.2 Description
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2.6.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.6.4 Possible causes
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2.6.5 Procedure
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2.7 E8: Outdoor unit address error
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2.7.1 Digital display output
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2.7.2 Description
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2.7.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.7.4 Possible causes
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2.7.5 Procedure
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2.8 E9: EEPROM mismatch of compressor
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2.8.1 Digital display output
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2.8.2 Description
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2.8.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.8.4 Possible causes
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2.8.5 Procedure
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2.9 F1: DC bus voltage error
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2.9.1 Digital display output
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2.9.2 Description
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2.9.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.9.4 Possible causes
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2.9.5 Procedure
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2.10 F3, F5, F9, FA, Fb, Fc, Fd: T6B/T6A/T5/T8/T9/TL/T7 Temperature sensor error
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2.10.1 Digital display output
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2.10.2 Description
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2.10.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.10.4 Possible causes
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2.10.5 Procedure
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2.11 zF6: Electronic expansion valve connection error
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2.11.1 Digital display output
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2.11.2 Description
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2.11.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.11.4 Possible causes
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2.11.5 Procedure
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2.12 H0: Communication error between main board and compressor drive board
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2.12.1 Digital display output
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2.12.2 Description
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2.12.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.12.4 Possible causes
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2.12.5 Procedure
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2.13 H2, H3: Qty. of outdoor unit decreases/ increases error
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2.13.1 Digital display output
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2.13.2 Description
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2.13.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.13.4 Possible causes
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2.13.5 Procedure
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2.14 H4: Compressor inverter module protection
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2.14.1 Digital display output
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2.14.2 Description
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2.14.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.14.4 Possible causes
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2.14.5 Specific error codes for H4 inverter module protection
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2.14.6 L0: Inverter module protection
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2.14.7 L1: DC bus low voltage protection
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2.14.8 L2: DC bus high voltage protection
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2.14.9 L5: Zero speed protection
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2.14.10 L7: Phase sequence error
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2.14.11 LA: PED software verification failed
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2.14.12 Compressor replacement procedure
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2.15 H7: Qty. of indoor units mismatching
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2.15.1 Digital display output
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2.15.2 Description
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2.15.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.15.4 Possible causes
118
2.15.5 Procedure
119
2.16 H8: High pressure sensor error
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2.16.1 Digital display output
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2.16.2 Description
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2.16.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.16.4 Possible causes
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2.16.5 Procedure
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2.17 Hb: Low pressure sensor error
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2.17.1 Digital display output
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2.17.2 Description
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2.17.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.17.4 Possible causes
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2.17.5 Procedure
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2.18 yHd: Slave unit malfunction
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2.18.1 Digital display output
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2.18.2 Description
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2.18.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.18.4 Possible causes
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2.18.5 Procedure
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2.19 P1: High pressure protection
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2.19.1 Digital display output
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2.19.2 Description
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2.19.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.19.4 Possible causes
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2.19.5 Procedure
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2.20 P2, H5: Suction pipe low pressure protection
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2.20.1 Description
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2.20.2 Trigger / recover condition
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2.20.3 Possible causes
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2.20.4 Procedure
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2.21 P31: Primary current protection
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2.21.1 Digital display output
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2.21.2 Description
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2.21.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.21.4 Possible causes
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2.21.5 Procedure
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2.22 P32: Secondary current protection
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2.22.1 Digital display output
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2.22.2 Description
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2.22.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.22.4 Possible causes
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2.22.5 Procedure
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2.23 P4, H6: Discharge temperature protection or discharge temperature switch protection
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2.23.1 Digital display output
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2.23.2 Description
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2.23.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.23.4 Possible causes
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2.23.5 Procedure
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2.24 P9, H9: Fan module protection
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2.24.1 Digital display output
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2.24.2 Description
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2.24.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.24.4 Possible causes
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2.24.5 Procedure
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2.25 PL, C7: Inverter module temperature protection
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2.25.1 Digital display output
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2.25.2 Description
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2.25.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.25.4 Possible causes
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2.25.5 Procedure
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2.26 PP: Compressor discharge insufficient superheat protection
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2.26.1 Digital display output
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2.26.2 Description
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2.26.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.26.4 Possible causes
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2.26.5 Procedure
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2.27 A0: Emergency shutdown
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2.27.1 Digital display output
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2.27.2 Description
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2.27.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.27.4 Possible causes
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2.27.5 Procedure
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2.28 A1w: Refrigerant leakage protection
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2.28.1 Digital display output
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2.28.2 Description
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2.28.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.28.4 Possible causes
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2.28.5 Procedure
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2.29 CA1, CA2, CA3, CA4, CA5: Connection combination error
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2.29.1 Digital display output
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2.29.2 Description
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2.29.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.29.4 Possible causes
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2.29.5 Procedure
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2.30 CB1, CB2, CB3, CB4: Overmatch protection
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2.30.1 Digital display output
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2.30.2 Description
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2.30.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.30.4 Possible causes
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2.30.5 Procedure
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2.31 U0: Force cooling operation not performed
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2.31.1 Digital display output
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2.31.2 Description
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2.31.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.31.4 Possible causes
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2.31.5 Procedure
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2.32 U21, U22, U23: Ambient temperature is out range of test operation.
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2.32.1 Digital display output
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2.32.2 Description
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2.32.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.32.4 Possible causes
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2.32.5 Procedure
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2.33 U31, U32, U33: Stop valve is not open.
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2.33.1 Digital display output
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2.33.2 Description
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2.33.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.33.4 Possible causes
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2.33.5 Procedure
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2.34 U4: Indoor unit refrigerant pipe and signal cable connection are inconsistent
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2.34.1 Digital display output
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2.34.2 Description
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2.34.3 Trigger / recover condition
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2.34.4 Possible causes
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2.34.5 Procedure
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3 Troubleshooting for Mode Selection Box
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3.1 Warning
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3.2 E2: Communication error between MS and master outdoor unit
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3.2.1 Digital display output
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3.2.2 Description
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3.2.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.2.4 Possible causes
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3.2.5 Procedure
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3.3 E3/E4: T1C1/T2C2 Temperature sensor error
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3.3.1 Digital display output
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3.3.2 Description
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3.3.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.3.4 Possible causes
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3.3.5 Procedure
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3.4 E7: EEPROM error
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3.4.1 Digital display output
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3.4.2 Description
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3.4.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.4.4 Possible causes
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3.4.5 Procedure
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3.5 FE: MS has no address when first powered on
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3.5.1 Digital display output
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3.5.2 Description
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3.5.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.5.4 Possible causes
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3.5.5 Procedure
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3.6 LL: S1+S2 dialing setting error (for MS04-12)
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3.6.1 Digital display output
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3.6.2 Description
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3.6.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.6.4 Possible causes
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3.6.5 Procedure
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3.7 H0: Communication between master and slave control boards failed (for MS04-12)
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3.7.1 Digital display output
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3.7.2 Description
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3.7.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.7.4 Possible causes
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3.7.5 Procedure
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3.8 F6: Electronic ball valve connection failure (for MS01)
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3.8.1 Digital display output
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3.8.2 Description
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3.8.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.8.4 Possible causes
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3.8.5 Procedure
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3.9 F7: Main power off (for MS01)
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3.9.1 Digital display output
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3.9.2 Description
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3.9.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.9.4 Possible causes
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3.9.5 Procedure
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3.10 F9: Overload error (for MS01)
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3.10.1 Digital display output
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3.10.2 Description
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3.10.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.10.4 Possible causes
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3.10.5 Procedure
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3.11 A1: Refrigerant leakage protection (for MS01)
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3.11.1 Digital display output
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3.11.2 Description
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3.11.3 Trigger / recover condition
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3.11.4 Possible causes
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3.11.5 Procedure
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4 Appendix to Part 6
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4.1 Temperature Sensor Resistance Characteristics
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4.2 Pressure Sensor Voltage Characteristics
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4.3 Parameters of Excess and Insufficient Refrigerant System
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Back Cover
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Language
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