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Brand | Toshiba |
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Model | RAV-GP801ATW-E |
Category | Air Conditioner |
Language | English |
Defines requirements for qualified installers and service personnel for AC operations.
Details necessary protective gear for various work tasks to ensure safety.
Explains warning labels, symbols, and general safety precautions for unit operation.
Outlines essential safety measures for installation, maintenance, and repair work.
Provides detailed technical specifications for various indoor unit types.
Details technical specifications for the outdoor unit models.
Presents performance graphs showing unit operation based on temperature and speed.
Provides detailed external views and dimensions for the RAV-GP561ATW* outdoor unit.
Provides detailed external views and dimensions for the RAV-GP801ATW* outdoor unit.
Details dimensions and models for branch pipes used in twin systems.
Illustrates the refrigerant flow and component layout for the GP561 model.
Illustrates the refrigerant flow and component layout for the GP801 model.
Shows the electrical wiring connections and component layout for the RAV-GP561ATW* outdoor unit.
Shows the electrical wiring connections and component layout for the RAV-GP801ATW* outdoor unit.
Lists electrical components and their specifications for outdoor unit models.
Provides winding resistance values for key outdoor unit electrical components.
Details critical safety precautions for handling R32 refrigerant during installation and service.
Covers requirements and procedures for installing refrigerant piping.
Specifies approved piping materials and joint types for R32 refrigerant.
Outlines the procedure for recharging refrigerant into the system.
Describes materials, flux, and procedures for brazing refrigerant pipes.
Lists recommended brazing filler materials.
Explains the purpose and types of flux used in brazing.
Details the brazing process, including oxidation prevention.
Provides guidelines for reusing existing R22 or R407C piping with R32 systems.
Lists essential conditions for reusing existing refrigerant pipes.
Identifies cases where existing pipes cannot be reused.
Specifies reuse conditions for branch pipes in twin systems.
Describes procedures for curing pipes when units are disconnected.
Outlines final checks for existing pipe installations.
Details precautions for handling existing refrigerant pipes.
Provides guidelines for adding refrigerant to the system.
Describes procedures for charging refrigerant when a gas leak is assumed.
Specifies limits for additional refrigerant charging.
Lists important cautions for charging additional refrigerant.
Covers essential safety measures when working with R32 refrigerant.
Details procedures for recovering refrigerant safely.
Explains the safe decommissioning process for the unit.
Specifies requirements for equipment labelling after decommissioning.
Describes the control functions and specifications of the outdoor unit.
Details the Print Circuit Board (MCC-1768) for outdoor unit control.
Details the Print Circuit Board (MCC-1705) for outdoor unit control.
Explains the main control logic and operations of the unit.
Describes the control mechanism of the Pulse Motor Valve (PMV).
Explains the control logic for releasing discharge temperature.
Details the control logic for the outdoor fan's revolution speed.
Explains fan speed control during cooling operations.
Explains fan speed control during heating operations.
Describes the defrost cycle logic and conditions.
Explains the control to prevent short interruptions for compressor protection.
Details the control logic for managing electrical current release.
Explains the control logic based on heat sink temperature detection.
Describes control for shifting electrical current release values.
Explains the over-current protection mechanism for the unit.
Details control related to high-pressure switch and compressor case thermostat.
Explains the control logic for high-pressure release.
Describes the coil heating control function for compressor protection.
Provides an overview of troubleshooting procedures, required tools, and initial checks.
Details troubleshooting steps based on error codes and indicator lights.
Explains how to judge troubleshooting status using lamp indications and check codes.
Covers troubleshooting for issues not indicated by specific check codes.
Explains how to use the remote controller's monitor function to check sensor data.
Lists error codes, their causes, and troubleshooting steps for outdoor unit issues.
Provides step-by-step diagnostic procedures for outdoor unit check codes using LED indications.
Describes how to retrieve past error code history from the indoor unit using the remote controller.
Details operations and settings accessible via the outdoor unit's service switches and LEDs.
Explains various configurable settings via outdoor unit service switches like pipe settings and fan control.
Details the procedure for configuring settings using service switches SW01 and SW02.
Covers functions accessed via LED display and service switches for maintenance and diagnostics.
Explains how to switch LED display contents using SW01 and SW02 for diagnostics.
Describes the function for detecting refrigerant leaks using LED indicators.
Details special maintenance and inspection operations using service switches.
Explains outdoor unit application operations like peak-cut and night mode settings.
Outlines the procedure for setting unit addresses and group configurations for networked units.
Defines terms and concepts related to unit addressing and group control configurations.
Illustrates different system configurations for indoor and outdoor units in group setups.
Shows an example of automatic address setup when units are initially connected.
Details the wiring instructions and precautions for the remote controller connection.
Explains how to manually set unit addresses using the remote controller.
Describes how to confirm the position and address of indoor units within a group.
Provides replacement steps for the service P.C. board on the RAV-GP561ATW* model.
Outlines the general procedure for safely exchanging the compressor unit.
Details the step-by-step procedure for detaching various components of the RAV-GP561ATW*.
Details the step-by-step procedure for detaching various components of the RAV-GP801ATW*.
Provides an exploded view and list of parts for the outdoor unit.
Provides an exploded view and list of parts for the inverter assembly.