CAC / BDP KSACN0201AAA Owner'S Manual Download Page 10

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ERROR DISPLAY

If there is an error occurring during the operation of the system, the error code appears on the LCD (see Fig. 20). If multiple errors occur at the
same time, the codes display circularly.

NOTE:  In event of an error, turn off the unit and have unit serviced by trained service personnel.

Enter/cancel

Enter/cancel

Fan

Mode

Function

Timer

On/Off

Fig. 20

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Error Display

Table 4—Error Description

Error

Error

Code

Error

Error

Code

Return air temperature sensor open/
short circuited 

F1

Drive board communication error 

P6

Evaporator temperature sensor open/
short circuited 

F2

Compressor overheating protection 

H3

Indoor unit liquid valve temperature 
sensor open/short circuited 

b5

Indoor and outdoor units unmatched 

LP 

Indoor gas valve temperature sensor 
open/ short circuited 

b7

Communication line misconnected or 
expansion valve error 

dn

IPM temperature sensor open/short 
circuited

P7

E7

Outdoor ambient temperature sensor 
open/ short circuited 

o

F

n

w

o

d

-

p

m

u

P

3

F

Outdoor unit condenser mid-tube 
temperature sensor open/short circuited 

5

C

r

o

r

r

e

 

r

e

p

m

u

J

4

F

Discharge temperature sensor open/
short circuited 

1

H

 

g

n

i

t

s

o

r

f

e

d

 

d

e

c

r

o

F

5

F

Indoor and outdoor communication error 

E6

Compressor startup failure 

Lc

DC bus under-voltage protection 

PL 

High discharge temperature protection 

E4

8

E

 

n

o

i

t

c

e

t

o

r

p

 

d

a

o

l

r

e

v

O

H

P

 

n

o

i

t

c

e

t

o

r

p

 

e

g

a

t

l

o

v

-

r

e

v

o

 

s

u

b

 

C

D

Compressor phase current sensing 
circuit error 

U1

Whole unit over-current protection 

E5

Compressor demagnetization protection 

HE

Over phase current protection 

P5

7

H

 

g

n

i

z

i

n

o

r

h

c

n

y

s

e

d

 

r

o

s

s

e

r

p

m

o

C

c

H

 

n

o

i

t

c

e

t

o

r

p

 

C

F

P

IPM Temperature Protection 

P8

IPM Current protection 

H5

Over-power protection 

L9

Compressor phase loss/reversal 
protection

Ld

System charge shortage or blockage 
protection

F0

Frequency restricted/reduced with whole 
unit current protection 

F8

Capacitor charging error 

PU

Frequency restricted/reduced with IPM 
current protection 

En

High pressure protection 

E1

Frequency restricted/reduced with high 
discharge temperature 

F9

Low pressure protection 

E3

Frequency restricted/reduced with anti-
freezing protection 

FH

E

L

 

g

n

il

l

a

t

s

 

r

o

s

s

e

r

p

m

o

C

Frequency restricted/reduced with 
overload protection 

F6

F

L

g

n

i

d

e

e

p

s

-

r

e

v

O

Frequency restricted/reduced with IPM 
temperature protection 

EU

Drive board temperature sensor error 

PF

Indoor unit full water error 

E9

AC contactor protection 

P9

Anti-freezing protection 

E2

Temperature drift protection 

PE

AC input voltage abnormal 

PP 

Sensor connection protection 

Pd

Whole unit current sensing circuit error 

U5

DC bus voltage drop error 

U3

4-way valve reversing error 

U7

6

H

 

g

n

il

l

a

t

s

 

r

o

t

o

M

3

L

 

n

o

i

t

c

e

t

o

r

p

 

r

o

r

r

e

 

1

 

n

a

f

 

r

o

o

d

t

u

O

Outdoor fan 2 error protection 

LA 

PG motor zero-crossing protection 

U8

Copyright 2017 CAC / BDP 

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  Indianapolis, IN  46231                          Edition Date:  08/17

Manufacturer reserves the right to change, at any time, specifications and designs without notice and without obligations.

Catalog  No:KSACN0201AAA-02OM

  Replaces: KSACN0201AAA-01OM

Summary of Contents for KSACN0201AAA

Page 1: ...tential for personal injury Understand these signal words DANGER WARNING and CAUTION These words are used with the safety alert symbol DANGER identifies the most serious hazards which will result in severe personal injury or death WARNING signifies hazards which could result in personal injury or death CAUTION is used to identify unsafe practices which may result in minor personal injury or produc...

Page 2: ...n for the outdoor unit 10 Gate control function Not available on these units 11 Lock function 12 SHIELD Shield functions Button operation temperature setting On Off operation Mode setting are disabled by the remote monitoring system 13 Turbo Turbo function state 14 MEMORY Memory function the indoor unit resumes the original setting condition following a power failure and power recovery 15 Blinks u...

Page 3: ...s under the unit s OFF state to ENTER CANCEL the memory function if the memory is set the indoor unit after a power failure and the power recovery will resume it s original setting state If not the indoor unit is default to OFF after a power recovery MEMORY OFF is the default before delivery 3 6 Press at the same time under the unit s OFF state appears on the wired controller for the cooling only ...

Page 4: ...Fan Heating Fig 7 MODE Setting TEMPERATURE SETTING Press or to increase or decrease the temperature If these buttons are pressed continuously the temperature either increases or decreases by 1 8_F 1_C every 0 5s see Fig 8 In the COOLING DRY FAN or HEATING mode the temperature setting range is 60 8_F 86_F 16_C 30_C In the AUTO mode the setting temperature can not be adjusted Fig 8 Temperature Mode ...

Page 5: ...iming value Next press ENTER CANCEL to confirm S CANCEL TIMER After setting the timer if TIMER is pressed LCD will not display xx HOUR so the timer setting is canceled Fig 11 displays the TIMER OFF setting under the unit s ON state Fig 12 Displays the TIMER ON setting under the unit s OFF state Fig 11 Timer off Setting under the unit s ON state Fig 12 Timer off Setting under the unit s OFF state T...

Page 6: ...five seconds later SLEEP MODE S SLEEP ON Press FUNCTION under the unit s ON state until the unit enters the SLEEP mode Press ENTER CANCEL to confirm S SLEEP OFF When the SLEEP function is activated press FUNCTION to enter the SLEEP mode Next press ENTER CANCEL to exit the function In the COOLING or DRY modes the temperature increases by 1 8_F 1_C after the unit runs under the SLEEP mode for 1 hour...

Page 7: ...f the water in the indoor unit s evaporator automatically evaporates to avoid mildew In the COOLING or DRY modes press FUNCTION until the unit enters the BLOW mode and then press ENTER CANCEL to activate the function When the BLOW function is activated press FUNCTION under the BLOW mode interface then press ENTER CANCEL to cancel the function see Fig 16 Fig 16 Blow mode NOTE When BLOW is activated...

Page 8: ...speed and LOCK function INSTALLATION AND DISASSEMBLY CONNECTION TO THE HIGH WALL INDOOR UNIT Consult the installation instructions of each indoor unit for proper installation Connect the 4 core wire shipped with the wired controller to the wire with a molex connector shipped with the unit and already connected to the PCB Board to COM INNER1 WIRED REMOTE CONTROLLER SIGNAL LINE CONNECTION S Open the...

Page 9: ...t panel and the wired remote controller plate tightly with the screws ST2 9X6 1 6 8 9 10 7 3 4 5 2 Fig 18 Installation Steps Please pay special attention to the following directions during the connection to avoid air conditioning malfunction due to electromagnetic interference CAUTION 1 Separate the wired remote controller signal and communication lines from the power cord and connection lines bet...

Page 10: ... error U1 Whole unit over current protection E5 Compressor demagnetization protection HE Over phase current protection P5 7 H g n i z i n o r h c n y s e d r o s s e r p m o C c H n o i t c e t o r p C F P IPM Temperature Protection P8 IPM Current protection H5 Over power protection L9 Compressor phase loss reversal protection Ld System charge shortage or blockage protection F0 Frequency restricte...

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