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FTX-N/U, FVXS-N, FDMQ-R Series EDUS091558E

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3P124623-1E

OPERATION

Individual screen, all screen,

zone screen (Fig. 3)

This controller can perform operations in the individual

screen, all screen, or zone screen.

•

Individual screen The individual screen is used

when performing group opera-

tions.

•

All screen

The all screen is used when per-

forming operations for all units at

once.

•

Zone screen

The zone screen is used when

performing zone operations.

Select the screen by pressing the

“ALL/INDIVIDUAL” button.

Every time the “ALL/INDIVIDUAL” button is

pressed, the selection scrolls through INDIVIDUAL

→

ALL

→

ZONE.

If nothing is done in the all or zone screens for one

minute, it automatically goes to the individual

screen.

“

” DISPLAY (OPERATION

CODE AND UNIT NUMBER DIS-

PLAY)

The method of operation (remote controller

prohibited, central operation priority after-press

operation priority, etc.) is displayed by the

corresponding code.

This displays the numbers of any indoor units

which have stopped due to an error.

“

” “

” DISPLAY (TIME TO

CLEAN AIR CLEANER ELEMENT/

TIME TO CLEAN AIR FILTER)

Displayed to notify the user it is time to clean the

air filter or air cleaner element of the group

displayed.

VENTILATION MODE BUTTON

This is pressed to switch the ventilation mode of

the total enthalpy heat exchanger.

ALL/INDIVIDUAL BUTTON

Pressing this button scrolls through the “all

screen”, “zone screen”, and “individual screen”.

ARROW KEY BUTTON

This button is pressed when calling an individual

indoor unit or a zone.

ON/OFF BUTTON

Starts and stops ALL, ZONE, and INDIVIDUAL

units.

TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT

BUTTON (ZONE NUMBER BUTTON)

This button is pressed when setting the

temperature. Select the zone number if any

zones have been registered.

FAN DIRECTION ADJUSTMENT

BUTTON

This button is pressed when setting the fan

direction to “fixed” or “swing”.

OPERATION MODE SELECTOR

BUTTON

This sets the operation mode. The dry setting

cannot be done.

TIME NO. BUTTON

Selects time No. (Use in conjunction with the

schedule timer only).

31 CONTROL MODE BUTTON

Selects control mode.

FILTER SIGN RESET BUTTON

This button is pressed to erase the “clean filter”

display after cleaning or replacement.

CODE

UNIT No.

33 SET BUTTON

Sets control mode and time No.

FAN STRENGTH ADJUSTMENT

BUTTON

Pressing this button scrolls through “weak”,

“strong”, and “fast”.

ZONE SETTING BUTTON

Zone registration mode can be turned on and off

by pressing the start and stop buttons simulta-

neously for at least four seconds.

INSPECTION/TEST RUN BUTTON

(FOR SERVICE)

Pressing this button scrolls through “inspection”,

“test run”, and “system display”.

This button is not normally used.

VENTILATION STRENGTH

ADJUSTMENT BUTTON

This button is pressed to switch the ventilation

strength (“fresh up”) of the total enthalpy heat

exchanger.

(Notes)

1. Please note that all the displays in the figure

appear for explanation purposes or when the

cover is open.

2. If the unit is used in conjunction with other optional

central controllers, the OPERATION LAMP of the

unit that is not under operation control may light

up and go out a few minutes behind schedule.

This shows that the signal is being exchanged,

and does not indicate any failure.

Summary of Contents for FDMQ-R Series

Page 1: ... Heat Pump Split Type Air Conditioners FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...door Unit 26 6 2 Outdoor Unit 28 7 Capacity Tables 31 7 1 Capacity Correction Factor by the Length of Refrigerant Piping Reference 53 8 Operation Limit 55 9 Fan Characteristics 56 9 1 External Static Pressure 56 9 2 Airflow Auto Adjustment 59 10 Sound Level 61 10 1 Measuring Location 61 10 2 Indoor Unit 62 10 3 Outdoor Unit 67 11 Electric Characteristics 70 12 Installation Manual 71 12 1 FTX09 12 ...

Page 4: ...980B2 Interface Adaptor for Residential Air Conditioner 387 14 9 DCS302C71 Central Remote Controller Installation Manual 391 14 10 DCS302C71 Central Remote Controller Operation Manual 396 14 11 DCS301C71 Unified ON OFF Controller Installation Manual 422 14 12 DCS301C71 Unified ON OFF Controller Operation Manual 427 14 13 DST301BA61 Schedule Timer Controller 429 14 14 DST301BA61 Schedule Timer Cont...

Page 5: ...EDUS091558E 3 14 25 KPS067A42 Snow Hood Intake Rear Plate 468 14 26 KPS067A44 Snow Hood Outlet 470 14 27 KPS063A41 Snow Hood Intake Side Plate 472 14 28 KPS063A44 Snow Hood Intake Rear Plate 474 14 29 KPS063A47 Snow Hood Outlet 476 ...

Page 6: ...RXL09QMVJU FVXS12NVJU RXL12QMVJU9 FVXS15NVJU RXL15QMVJUA Duct connected type FDMQ12RVJU RXL12QMVJU9 FDMQ18RVJU RXL18UMVJUA FDMQ24RVJU RXL24UMVJUA Note Power Supply Intake Outdoor Unit 1 Air conditioners should not be installed in areas where corrosive gasses such as acid gas or alkaline gas are produced 2 If the outdoor unit is to be installed close to the sea shore direct exposure to the sea bree...

Page 7: ...EYE operation auto energy saving 2 selectable temperature sensors Quick warming function Hot start function Automatic defrosting Operation Automatic cooling heating changeover Program dry operation Fan only Lifestyle Convenience Inverter POWERFUL operation ECONO operation Indoor unit ON OFF switch Emergency operation switch Signal receiving sign 1 Health and Cleanliness Titanium apatite deodorizin...

Page 8: ... ft 10 m 32 8 ft 10 m 32 8 ft 10 m 32 8 ft 10 m 32 8 ft 10 m 32 8 ft 10 m Drain pump Either side drain right or left Low temperature cooling operation 4 F 2 20 C 4 F 2 20 C 4 F 2 20 C 4 F 2 20 C 4 F 2 20 C 4 F 2 20 C 4 F 2 20 C F C changeover R C temperature display factory setting F F only Available Not available 1 2 Receiving sound only Below 50 F 10 C Below 14 F 10 C Needs setting on outdoor un...

Page 9: ... 8 52 9 52 3 51 8 53 2 53 9 53 8 52 9 Temperature Control Microcomputer Control Microcomputer Control Dimensions H W D in mm 11 1 4 30 5 16 8 3 4 285 770 223 11 1 4 30 5 16 8 3 4 285 770 223 Packaged Dimensions H W D in mm 14 3 16 32 11 16 12 360 831 305 14 3 16 32 11 16 12 360 831 305 Weight Mass Lbs kg 18 8 18 8 Gross Weight Gross Mass Lbs kg 24 11 25 12 Sound Pressure Level H M L SL dB A 43 36 ...

Page 10: ...Rated W 33 33 38 38 Power Factor Rated 69 0 68 3 73 1 71 8 Temperature Control Microcomputer Control Dimensions H W D in mm 11 5 8 39 10 3 8 295 990 263 Packaged Dimensions H W D in mm 14 9 16 42 1 2 15 3 8 370 1 080 390 Weight Mass Lbs kg 27 12 Gross Weight Gross Mass Lbs kg 37 17 Sound Pressure Level H M L SL dB A 45 41 36 33 45 41 37 33 Outdoor Unit RXL15QMVJUA Casing Color Ivory White Heat Exc...

Page 11: ...kg 33 15 33 15 Gross Weight Gross Mass Lbs kg 42 19 44 20 Sound Pressure Level H M L SL dB A 46 41 36 33 48 42 35 32 51 44 37 34 48 42 37 34 Outdoor Unit RXL18UMVJUA RXL24UMVJUA Casing Color Ivory White Ivory White Heat Exchanger Fin Spec Tube Waffle Fin PE φ 7 mm Hi XSL Tube Waffle Fin PE φ 7 mm Hi XSL Tube Compressor Type Hermetically Sealed Swing Type Hermetically Sealed Swing Type Model 2YC63A...

Page 12: ... 52 8 51 5 50 2 54 5 52 8 Temperature Control Microcomputer Control Microcomputer Control Dimensions H W D in mm 23 5 8 27 9 16 8 1 4 600 700 210 23 5 8 27 9 16 8 1 4 600 700 210 Packaged Dimensions H W D in mm 27 3 8 30 15 16 11 696 786 280 27 3 8 30 15 16 11 696 786 280 Weight Mass Lbs kg 31 14 31 14 Gross Weight Gross Mass Lbs kg 40 18 40 18 Sound Pressure Level H M L SL dB A 38 32 26 23 38 32 ...

Page 13: ...Rated W 27 27 34 34 Power Factor Rated 68 3 69 1 77 8 77 8 Temperature Control Microcomputer Control Dimensions H W D in mm 23 5 8 27 9 16 8 1 4 600 700 210 Packaged Dimensions H W D in mm 27 3 8 30 15 16 11 696 786 280 Weight Mass Lbs kg 31 14 Gross Weight Gross Mass Lbs kg 40 18 Sound Pressure Level H M L SL dB A 44 40 36 32 45 40 36 32 Outdoor Unit RXL15QMVJUA Casing Color Ivory White Heat Exch...

Page 14: ...6 28 5 2 418 68 5 2 361 66 9 Sound Pressure Level dB A 50 50 54 55 Sound Power Level dB A 62 62 66 67 Weight Mass Gross Weight Gross Mass Lbs kg 70 32 80 36 130 59 137 62 Piping Connections Liquid in mm φ 1 4 6 4 Flare φ 1 4 6 4 Flare Gas in mm φ 3 8 9 5 Flare φ 1 2 12 7 Flare Drain in mm I D φ 5 8 16 I D φ 5 8 16 Safety Devices Fuse Fuse Max Interunit Piping Length ft m 65 5 8 20 98 1 2 30 Max In...

Page 15: ...YC63AAXD Type Hermetically Sealed Swing Type Motor Output W 1 920 Fan Type Propeller Motor Output W 76 Airflow Rate cfm m min 2 418 68 5 2 361 66 9 Sound Pressure Level dB A 55 55 Sound Power Level dB A 67 67 Weight Mass Gross Weight Gross Mass Lbs kg 130 59 137 62 Piping Connections Liquid in mm φ 1 4 6 4 Flare Gas in mm φ 5 8 15 9 Flare Drain in mm I D φ 5 8 16 Safety Devices Fuse Max Interunit ...

Page 16: ... PLATE C 3D091779A FTX15NMVJU 5 16 7 9 mm 45 45 8 7 8 225 mm 1 1 16 27 mm 5 3 16 132 mm ABOUT 14 9 16 370 mm 11 1 4 285 mm 1 7 8 48 mm 8 3 4 223 mm 30 5 16 770 mm ABOUT 13 330 mm 13 16 20 mm 4 9 16 116 5 mm 9 16 14 6 mm 1 7 8 48 mm ABOUT 15 3 8 390 mm 11 1 4 285 mm 30 5 16 770 mm 7 1 16 180 mm 21 1 8 536 6 mm 1 15 16 50 mm MIN 1 3 16 30 mm MIN 1 15 16 50 mm MIN 1 3 4 44 5 mm 1 7 8 48 mm 1 3 4 44 5...

Page 17: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 15 C 3D123383 FTX24UVJU C 3D123379 FTX18UVJU ...

Page 18: ... LOWER AIR OUTLET UPWARD AIRFLOW LIMIT OFF UPWARD AIRFLOW LIMIT ON ADJUSTING THE AIRFLOW DIRECTION C 3D091774A FVXS15NVJU 27 9 16 700mm OPERATION LAMP TIMER LAMP 8 1 4 210mm ROOM TEMP THERMISTOR SIGNAL RECEIVER 3 3 4 95mm HALF CONCEALED INDOOR UNIT ON OFF SWITCH 25 3 8 644mm LIQUID PIPE φ1 4 φ6 4mm CuT MAIN UNIT FIXING SCREW GAS PIPE φ3 8 φ9 5mm CuT NAME PLATE 9 13 16 250mm 8 5 8 218 5mm 10 1 4 26...

Page 19: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 17 3D112919B FDMQ18 24RVJU 3D112918B FDMQ12RVJU ...

Page 20: ...18 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3D049611A BRC082A43 C 3D091305A BRC1E73 ...

Page 21: ... 16 50 1 15 16 50 13 3 4 350 3 15 16 100 3 15 16 100 13 3 4 350 4 1 8 105 6 1 2 165 13 3 4 350 UNIT inch mm 6 13 16 173 4 HOLES FOR FOUNDATION BOLTS 5 16 OR 3 8 M8 OR M10 INSTALLATION LEG PITCH SERVICE PORT LIQUID STOP VALVE φ1 4 φ6 4 CuT GAS STOP VALVE φ1 2 φ12 7 CuT IN CASE OF REMOVING STOP VALVE COVER AND TERMINAL STRIP COVER DRAIN OUTLET I D φ5 8 φ15 9 HOSE FOR CONNECTION WITH DRAIN JOINT A B ...

Page 22: ...20 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3D107983A RXL24UMVJUA 3D123362 RXL18UMVJUA ...

Page 23: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 21 3D090199B FTX15NMVJU 3D086429D FTX09 12NMVJU 5 1 Indoor Unit 5 Wiring Diagrams ...

Page 24: ...S REMOTE CONTROLLER SIGNAL RECEIVER TRANSMISSION CIRCUIT WIRING DIAGRAM FIELD WIRING NOTE THAT OPERATION WILL RESTART AUTOMATICALLY IF THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY IS TURNED OFF AND THEN BACK ON AGAIN F1U F2U H1P H2P M1F M1S M2S PCB1 PCB4 R1T R2T S1 S49 S1W S2W 4 S4W X1M E3 E4 PROTECTIVE GROUND FUSE PILOT LAMP FAN MOTOR SWING MOTOR LOWER AIR OUTLET MOTOR PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD THERMISTOR CONNECTOR OPERATI...

Page 25: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 23 3D112629A FDMQ12 18 24RVJU ...

Page 26: ... SUPPLY FU3 20A MS 3 IN CASE OF HEAT PUMP TYPE R1T OUTDOOR R2T CONDENSER R3T DISCHARGE NOTE 1 REFER TO THE NAMEPLATE FOR THE POWER REQUIREMENTS C400 C405 DB1 FU1 FU2 FU3 FU4 FU5 IPM1 L1 L2 L1R M1C M1F MR30 MRM10 MRCW PCB1 PS CAPACITOR DIODE BRIDGE FUSE INTELLIGENT POWER MODULE LIVE REACTOR COMPRESSOR MOTOR FAN MOTOR MAGNETIC RELAY PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY Q1L R1T R2T R3T S20 S3...

Page 27: ...FOR THE POWER REQUIREMENTS V U W t t t MS M Y1S Q1L Y1E M1C M1F FU3 30A FU1 3 15A FU2 3 15A MS 3 R3T DISCHARGE R1T OUTDOOR R2T CONDENSER IN CASE OF HEAT PUMP TYPE C7 DB1 FU1 FU2 FU3 FU4 FU5 IPM1 L1 L2 M1C M1F MRM10 MRM20 MR30 MRCW PAM PCB CAPACITOR DIODE BRIDGE FUSE INTELLIGENT POWER MODULE LIVE COMPRESSOR MOTOR FAN MOTOR MAGNETIC RELAY PULSE AMPLITUDE MODULATION PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD PS Q1L R1T R...

Page 28: ...OR THERMISTOR ON HEAT EXCH FIELD PIPING 1 4 CuT FIELD PIPING 1 2 CuT 1 2 CuT REFRIGERANT FLOW 4D091769C FTX15NMVJU INDOOR UNIT HEAT EXCHANGER 1 4 CuT CROSS FLOW FAN M FAN MOTOR 3 8 CuT REFRIGERANT FLOW COOLING HEATING THERMISTOR ON HEAT EXCH SINGLE UNION JOINT SINGLE UNION JOINT FIELD PIPING 1 4 CuT FIELD PIPING 3 8 CuT 4D091708A FTX09 12NMVJU 6 1 Indoor Unit 6 Piping Diagrams ...

Page 29: ...R ASSY FIELD PIPING 1 4 CuT FIELD PIPING 1 2 CuT REFRIGERANT FLOW TURBO FAN FAN MOTOR THERMISTOR ON HEAT EXCH HEAT EXCHANGER 4D091795A FVXS15NVJU INDOOR UNIT MUFFLER ASSY HEAT EXCHANGER 1 4 CuT 9 32 CuT 1 4 CuT 1 4 CuT 1 4 CuT M FAN MOTOR TURBO FAN 1 4 CuT 3 8 CuT FIELD PIPING 1 4 CuT FIELD PIPING 3 8 CuT THERMISTOR ONHEATEXCH REFRIGERANT FLOW COOLING HEATING 4D091794 FVXS09 12NVJU ...

Page 30: ...CuT PROPELLER FAN 3 8 CuT 3 8 CuT 3 16 CuT 3 8 CuT 5 16 CuT MUFFLER 3 8 CuT 3 8 CuT 5 16 CuT ACCUMULATOR MUFFLER REFRIGERANT FLOW COMPRESSOR COOLING HEATING HEAT EXCHANGER THERMISTOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE THERMISTOR MUFFLER WITH FILTER MOTOR OPERATED VALVE MUFFLER WITH FILTER DISCHARGE PIPE THERMISTOR GAS STOP VALVE WITH SERVICE PORT FOUR WAY VALVE ON HEATING LIQUID STOP VALVE FIELD PIPING 1 4 CuT F...

Page 31: ...NG HEATING M PROPELLER FAN STRAINER 1 2 CuT 1 4 CuT 1 2 CuT 1 2 CuT MUFFLER 5 16 CuT 1 4 CuT MUFFLER 1 2 CuT ACCUMULATOR 5 16 CuT COMPRESSOR HEAT EXCHANGER THERMISTOR DISCHARGE PIPE THERMISTOR GAS STOP VALVE WITH SERVICE PORT LIQUID STOP VALVE OUTDOOR AIR THERMISTOR MUFFLER WITH FILTER ELECTRONIC EXPANSION VALVE LIQUID RECEIVER FIELD PIPING 1 4 CuT FIELD PIPING 1 2 CuT FOUR WAY VALVE ON HEATING 3D...

Page 32: ...30 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3D107985A RXL24UMVJUA ...

Page 33: ...8 17 0 72 9 00 8 01 0 77 8 08 7 82 0 84 71 6 86 0 11 73 8 68 0 46 10 89 8 39 0 57 10 05 8 10 0 67 9 63 7 96 0 73 9 21 7 82 0 78 8 71 7 66 0 84 75 2 89 6 12 14 8 47 0 57 11 30 8 21 0 57 10 46 7 95 0 68 10 05 7 82 0 73 9 63 7 69 0 78 9 12 7 54 0 85 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 11 4 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI ...

Page 34: ...6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 2 17 1 51 2 80 1 54 3 41 1 58 3 75 1 60 4 09 1 62 4 44 1 64 4 86 1 66 5 53 1 80 21 1 1 95 1 56 2 59 1 59 3 20 1 62 3 56 1 64 3 91 1 66 4 27 1 68 4 70 1 70 5 38 1 83 22 0 1 86 1 58 2 47 1 58 2 95 1 50 3 42 1 61 3 84 1 68 4 20 1 69 4 64 1 72 5 32 1 85 24 0 1 62 1 39 2 09 1 30 2 57 1 28 3 04 1 40 3 77 1 69 4 13 1 71 4 57 1 73 5 26 1 86 25 ...

Page 35: ... 12 8 79 0 91 9 52 8 56 0 99 71 6 86 0 13 82 9 61 0 54 12 83 9 26 0 67 11 84 8 91 0 79 11 34 8 74 0 86 10 85 8 57 0 92 10 26 8 37 0 99 75 2 89 6 14 30 9 36 0 67 13 32 9 04 0 67 12 33 8 73 0 80 11 83 8 57 0 86 11 34 8 42 0 92 10 75 8 23 1 00 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 11 7 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI ...

Page 36: ... 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 2 85 1 73 3 68 1 77 4 48 1 81 4 75 1 74 5 04 1 68 5 33 1 61 5 69 1 53 6 87 1 65 21 1 2 56 1 79 3 40 1 82 4 20 1 86 4 51 1 79 4 82 1 72 5 13 1 65 5 50 1 56 6 68 1 68 22 0 2 31 1 65 3 20 1 77 4 09 1 88 4 41 1 81 4 73 1 74 5 05 1 66 5 42 1 58 6 44 1 63 24 0 1 92 1 35 2 81 1 53 3 71 1 69 4 31 1 83 4 64 1 75 4 96 1 68 5 35 1 59 6 05 1 51 ...

Page 37: ...5 15 00 12 20 1 24 13 47 11 88 1 34 71 6 86 0 19 55 13 38 0 73 18 15 12 87 0 90 16 75 12 37 1 07 16 05 12 13 1 16 15 35 11 89 1 24 14 51 11 60 1 34 75 2 89 6 20 24 13 02 0 91 18 84 12 56 0 91 17 44 12 11 1 08 16 74 11 89 1 16 16 04 11 67 1 25 15 20 11 41 1 35 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 18 5 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI...

Page 38: ...B EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 3 63 2 20 4 69 2 24 5 70 2 30 6 10 2 29 6 52 2 28 6 94 2 27 7 45 2 26 8 99 2 44 21 1 3 26 2 27 4 32 2 31 5 35 2 36 5 79 2 35 6 23 2 34 6 67 2 32 7 20 2 31 8 74 2 49 22 0 3 11 2 30 4 18 2 34 5 21 2 39 5 67 2 37 6 12 2 36 6 56 2 34 7 10 2 33 8 65 2 51 24 0 2 96 2 32 4 04 2 36 5 07 2 41 5 54 2 40 6 00 2 38 6 46 2 37 7...

Page 39: ... 17 16 14 44 1 55 16 16 14 05 1 67 71 6 86 0 23 43 15 86 0 92 21 76 15 25 1 13 20 08 14 66 1 34 19 24 14 36 1 45 18 41 14 07 1 56 17 40 13 73 1 68 75 2 89 6 24 26 15 44 1 14 22 59 14 88 1 14 20 91 14 34 1 35 20 07 14 07 1 46 19 24 13 81 1 56 18 23 13 49 1 69 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 20 2 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI ...

Page 40: ...B EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 4 94 2 46 5 83 2 77 6 75 3 08 7 14 3 06 7 56 3 05 7 98 3 03 8 49 3 01 10 25 3 26 21 1 4 43 2 53 5 38 2 85 6 33 3 17 6 78 3 15 7 22 3 13 7 67 3 11 8 21 3 08 9 97 3 33 22 0 3 82 2 16 5 20 2 88 6 16 3 20 6 63 3 18 7 09 3 16 7 55 3 14 8 09 3 11 9 85 3 35 24 0 3 17 1 77 4 65 2 55 6 00 3 23 6 48 3 21 6 96 3 19 7 43 3 17 ...

Page 41: ... 21 16 34 1 82 19 03 15 88 1 97 71 6 86 0 27 60 18 06 1 08 25 63 17 33 1 33 23 65 16 61 1 58 22 67 16 26 1 71 21 68 15 91 1 83 20 49 15 50 1 98 75 2 89 6 28 58 17 56 1 34 26 60 16 89 1 34 24 63 16 23 1 59 23 64 15 91 1 71 22 65 15 59 1 84 21 47 15 22 1 99 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 19 8 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC ...

Page 42: ...DB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 5 49 3 03 6 48 3 42 7 50 3 80 8 00 3 78 8 52 3 76 9 06 3 74 9 70 3 71 11 71 4 01 21 1 4 81 3 04 5 98 3 52 7 03 3 91 7 59 3 88 8 15 3 86 8 71 3 83 9 38 3 80 11 39 4 10 22 0 4 11 2 67 5 72 3 51 6 85 3 95 7 43 3 92 8 00 3 89 8 57 3 87 9 25 3 83 11 26 4 13 24 0 3 41 2 27 5 02 3 12 6 66 3 99 7 26 3 96 7 85 3 93 8 43 3 90 9...

Page 43: ...9 00 7 08 0 77 8 08 6 88 0 84 71 6 86 0 11 73 7 80 0 46 10 89 7 49 0 57 10 05 7 19 0 67 9 63 7 04 0 72 9 21 6 89 0 78 8 71 6 72 0 84 75 2 89 6 12 14 7 58 0 57 11 30 7 30 0 57 10 46 7 03 0 67 10 05 6 89 0 73 9 63 6 76 0 78 9 12 6 60 0 85 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 8 8 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 ...

Page 44: ... 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 2 00 1 29 2 58 1 32 3 14 1 35 3 42 1 34 3 71 1 34 4 00 1 33 4 34 1 33 4 90 1 43 21 1 1 80 1 33 2 38 1 35 2 95 1 38 3 25 1 38 3 55 1 37 3 84 1 36 4 20 1 36 4 77 1 46 22 0 1 71 1 35 2 30 1 37 2 87 1 40 3 18 1 39 3 48 1 38 3 78 1 38 4 14 1 37 4 71 1 47 24 0 1 63 1 36 2 23 1 39 2 71 1 35 3 11 1 41 3 41 1 40 3 72 1 39 4 08 1 38 4 66 1 49 25 0...

Page 45: ... 76 7 64 0 91 9 19 7 41 0 99 71 6 86 0 13 33 8 49 0 54 12 37 8 13 0 67 11 42 7 77 0 79 10 94 7 60 0 86 10 47 7 43 0 92 9 89 7 22 0 99 75 2 89 6 13 80 8 24 0 55 12 84 7 91 0 67 11 89 7 59 0 80 11 41 7 43 0 86 10 94 7 27 0 92 10 37 7 09 1 00 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 9 4 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15...

Page 46: ...0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 2 58 1 62 3 33 1 65 4 05 1 69 4 31 1 65 4 57 1 61 4 84 1 58 5 17 1 53 5 70 1 65 21 1 2 31 1 67 3 07 1 70 3 80 1 74 4 09 1 70 4 37 1 65 4 66 1 61 5 00 1 56 5 54 1 69 22 0 2 17 1 64 2 95 1 70 3 70 1 76 4 00 1 71 4 29 1 67 4 58 1 63 4 93 1 58 5 48 1 70 24 0 1 83 1 37 2 61 1 49 3 37 1 59 3 91 1 73 4 21 1 69 4 51 1 64 4 86 1 59 5 27 1 64 2...

Page 47: ...15 00 10 35 1 29 13 47 10 00 1 40 71 6 86 0 19 55 11 70 0 76 18 15 11 13 0 94 16 75 10 58 1 12 16 05 10 31 1 21 15 35 10 05 1 30 14 51 9 73 1 40 75 2 89 6 20 24 11 33 0 77 18 84 10 81 0 95 17 44 10 31 1 12 16 74 10 06 1 21 16 04 9 82 1 30 15 20 9 53 1 41 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 11 8 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 2 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC P...

Page 48: ... 25 20 15 10 5 2 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 3 58 2 05 4 63 2 09 5 63 2 14 6 00 2 05 6 38 1 96 6 93 1 84 7 24 1 77 8 32 1 76 21 1 3 21 2 11 4 27 2 15 5 28 2 20 5 69 2 11 6 10 2 01 6 67 1 88 7 00 1 81 7 26 1 50 22 0 3 07 2 14 4 13 2 17 5 14 2 22 5 57 2 13 5 99 2 03 6 57 1 90 6 83 1 79 6 83 1 40 24 0 2 68 1 85 3 98 2 20 5 00 2 25 5 44 2 15 5 87 2 05 6 40 1 88 6 40 1...

Page 49: ... 30 8 44 0 99 9 69 8 20 1 07 71 6 86 0 14 06 9 31 0 59 13 06 8 93 0 72 12 05 8 57 0 86 11 55 8 39 0 93 11 04 8 22 1 00 10 44 8 01 1 08 75 2 89 6 14 56 9 05 0 73 13 55 8 71 0 73 12 55 8 38 0 87 12 04 8 22 0 93 11 54 8 06 1 00 10 94 7 87 1 08 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 12 7 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI ...

Page 50: ...5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 2 71 2 06 3 49 2 10 4 25 2 15 4 45 2 12 4 67 2 09 4 89 2 06 5 15 2 02 6 22 2 19 21 1 2 43 2 13 3 22 2 17 3 99 2 21 4 22 2 18 4 46 2 15 4 70 2 11 4 98 2 07 6 05 2 23 22 0 2 31 2 15 3 11 2 19 3 88 2 24 4 13 2 20 4 38 2 17 4 62 2 13 4 91 2 09 5 98 2 25 24 0 2 20 2 18 3 01 2 22 3 78 2 26 4 04 2 23 4 30 2 19 4 55 2 15 4 84 2 11 5 91 2 27...

Page 51: ...9 16 78 14 64 1 49 15 80 14 26 1 61 71 6 86 0 22 91 16 00 0 88 21 27 15 41 1 09 19 64 14 84 1 29 18 82 14 55 1 40 18 00 14 27 1 50 17 01 13 94 1 62 75 2 89 6 23 72 15 58 1 09 22 09 15 05 1 09 20 45 14 53 1 30 19 63 14 27 1 40 18 81 14 02 1 50 17 82 13 71 1 63 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 21 6 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI...

Page 52: ...B EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 4 94 2 46 5 83 2 77 6 75 3 08 6 92 2 96 7 12 2 84 7 32 2 72 7 58 2 57 9 15 2 77 21 1 4 43 2 53 5 38 2 85 6 33 3 17 6 57 3 04 6 81 2 91 7 04 2 78 7 33 2 63 8 90 2 83 22 0 4 23 2 56 5 20 2 88 6 16 3 20 6 43 3 07 6 68 2 94 6 93 2 81 7 23 2 65 8 80 2 86 24 0 4 02 2 59 5 02 2 91 6 00 3 23 6 28 3 10 6 56 2 97 6 82 2 83 7...

Page 53: ... 20 21 16 34 1 82 19 03 15 87 1 97 71 6 86 0 27 60 18 06 1 08 25 63 17 32 1 33 23 65 16 61 1 58 22 67 16 25 1 71 21 68 15 90 1 83 20 49 15 49 1 98 75 2 89 6 28 58 17 55 1 34 26 60 16 88 1 34 24 63 16 23 1 59 23 64 15 91 1 71 22 65 15 59 1 84 21 47 15 21 1 99 Heating 60 Hz 208 V AFR 25 6 Temp Celsius TC PI kW INDOOR OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE CWB EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI ...

Page 54: ... EDB 25 20 15 10 5 0 6 15 5 C TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI 15 0 5 26 2 91 6 21 3 27 7 18 3 64 7 44 3 49 7 72 3 33 8 01 3 17 8 37 2 98 10 10 3 22 21 1 4 72 3 00 5 73 3 37 6 74 3 74 7 06 3 58 7 38 3 41 7 70 3 25 8 09 3 05 9 82 3 29 22 0 4 50 3 03 5 54 3 41 6 56 3 79 6 91 3 62 7 25 3 45 7 58 3 28 7 98 3 08 9 71 3 32 24 0 4 28 3 07 5 35 3 45 6 39 3 83 6 76 3 65 7 11 3 48 7 46 3 31 7...

Page 55: ...nce between the indoor unit and the outdoor unit 7 1 1 09 12 Class line cooling capacity line heating capacity Range of the refrigerant additional charge Capacity correction factor 16 4 32 8 49 2 65 6 ft 5 10 15 20 m R 410A Piping length 80 90 100 7 1 2 15 18 Class line cooling capacity line heating capacity Range of the refrigerant additional charge Capacity correction factor 16 4 32 8 49 2 65 6 ...

Page 56: ...pacity line heating capacity Range of the refrigerant additional charge Capacity correction factor 16 4 32 8 49 2 65 6 82 0 ft 5 10 15 20 25 98 4 30 m R 410A Piping length 80 90 100 Note The graphs show the factor when additional refrigerant of the proper quantity is charged ...

Page 57: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 55 3D123451 RXL12QMVJU9 RXL18 24UMVJUA 3D100732 RXL09QMVJU RXL15QMVJUA 8 Operation Limit ...

Page 58: ...56 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3D113121 FDMQ12RVJU 9 1 External Static Pressure 9 Fan Characteristics ...

Page 59: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 57 3D113126 FDMQ18RVJU ...

Page 60: ...58 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3D113128 FDMQ24RVJU ...

Page 61: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 59 3D113127 FDMQ18RVJU 3D113122 FDMQ12RVJU 9 2 Airflow Auto Adjustment ...

Page 62: ...60 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3D113129 FDMQ24RVJU ...

Page 63: ...CT MICROPHONE DUCT 6 6 ft 2 m 3 3 ft 1 m 4 9 ft 1 5 m Outdoor Unit 1 m 3 3 ft MICROPHONE Notes 1 Operation sound is measured in an anechoic chamber 2 The data are based on the conditions shown in the table below Cooling Heating Piping Length Indoor 80 FDB 26 7 CDB 67 FWB 19 4 CWB Outdoor 95 FDB 35 CDB 75 FWB 24 CWB Indoor 70 FDB 21 CDB 60 FWB 15 6 CWB Outdoor 47 FDB 8 3 CDB 43 FWB 6 CWB 16 4 ft 5 ...

Page 64: ...62 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3D092886A FTX12NMVJU 3D092957A FTX09NMVJU 10 2 Indoor Unit ...

Page 65: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 63 3D123455 FTX18UVJU 3D100354 FTX15NMVJU ...

Page 66: ...64 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3D094737 FVXS09NVJU 3D074866A FTX24UVJU ...

Page 67: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 65 3D094777A FVXS15NVJU 3D094766 FVXS12NVJU ...

Page 68: ...66 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 4D113013 FDMQ24RVJU 4D113012 FDMQ18RVJU 4D113010A FDMQ12RVJU ...

Page 69: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 67 3D100632A RXL12QMVJU9 3D100630 RXL09QMVJU 10 3 Outdoor Unit ...

Page 70: ...68 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3D123453 RXL18UMVJUA 3D100636 RXL15QMVJUA ...

Page 71: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 69 3D123454 RXL24UMVJUA ...

Page 72: ...0 15 12 0 20 0 17 13 0 22 FVXS15NVJU RXL15QMVJUA 60 Hz 208 V 60 Hz 230 V Max 60 Hz 253 V Min 60 Hz 187 V 13 0 15 11 8 71 0 47 23 0 29 FDMQ12RVJU RXL12QMVJU9 60 Hz 208 V 60 Hz 230 V Max 60 Hz 253 V Min 60 Hz 187 V 13 0 15 12 0 20 0 17 130 0 73 FDMQ18RVJU RXL18UMVJUA 60 Hz 208 V 60 Hz 230 V Max 60 Hz 253 V Min 60 Hz 187 V 19 5 20 18 25 76 0 47 230 1 22 FDMQ24RVJU RXL24UMVJUA 60 Hz 208 V 60 Hz 230 V ...

Page 73: ... throughout the system Do not install unit in an area where flammable materials are present due to risk of explosions that can cause serious injury or death Safely dispose all packing and transportation materials in accordance with federal state local laws or ordinances Packing materials such as nails and other metal or wood parts including plastic packing materials used for transportation may cau...

Page 74: ... moisture should be prevented from getting into the system b Tight R410A does not contain any chlorine does not destroy the ozone layer and does not reduce the earth s protection again harmful ultraviolet radiation R410A can contribute to the greenhouse effect if it is released Therefore take proper measures to check for the tightness of the refrigerant piping installation Read the chapter Refrige...

Page 75: ... on the installation requirements specified in Indoor Unit Installation Diagram on page 4 are met 2 both the air inlet and air outlet are unobstructed 3 the unit is not exposed to direct sunlight 4 the unit is away from sources of heat or steam 5 there is no source of machine oil vapour this may shorten the indoor unit service life 6 cool warm air is circulated throughout the room 7 the unit is aw...

Page 76: ...r part of the front grille to release the hooks If it is difﬁcult to release remove the front grille 1 3 16 30mm or more from ceiling Front panel 1 15 16 50mm or more from walls on both sides Air ﬁlters A A The 15 18 and 24 class models have 3 screws Titanium apatite deodorizing ﬁlter 2 C The service lid is removable Filter frame Claw Air ﬁlter FTXN or FTKN models Sold separately Titanium apatite ...

Page 77: ...retention spots 7 spots in all Place a leveler on these tabs 1 3 4 44 5 1 3 4 44 5 1 7 8 48 11 1 4 286 11 1 4 285 6 11 16 170 1 7 8 48 1 15 16 50 6 11 16 170 4 5 8 116 5 4 5 8 117 13 1 4 337 Drain hose position Liquid pipe end 39 990 unit inch mm Gas pipe end Through the wall hole φ3 1 8 80 1 3 4 44 5 1 3 4 44 5 2 3 8 60 16 7 16 417 17 1 8 435 11 5 8 295 6 11 16 170 1 7 8 48 2 3 8 60 6 11 16 170 5...

Page 78: ...Right side right back or right bottom piping 1 Attach the drain hose to the underside of the refrigerant pipes with adhesive vinyl tape 2 Wrap the refrigerant pipes and drain hose together with J insulation tape Right bottom piping Right side piping Right back piping Bind refrigerant pipe and drain hose together with insulation tape Remove pipe port cover here for right side piping Remove pipe por...

Page 79: ... refrigerant pipes along the pipe path marking on the A mounting plate 4 Pass the drain hose and refrigerant pipes through the wall hole then position the indoor unit on the A mounting plate hooks using the markings at the top of the indoor unit as a guide 5 Pull in the inter unit wire 6 Connect the refrigerant pipes Drain hose Caulk this hole with putty or caulking material Bind with adhesive vin...

Page 80: ... Conduit mounting plate Conduit L1 L2 WARNING Do not use tapped wires extension cords or starburst connections as they may cause overheating electric shock or fire Do not use locally purchased electrical parts inside the product Do not branch the power for the drain pump etc from the terminal block Doing so may cause electric shock or fire Do not connect the power wire to the indoor unit Doing so ...

Page 81: ... leakage 2 Refrigerant piping CAUTION Use the flare nut fixed to the main unit This is to prevent the flare nut from cracking as a result of deterioration over time To prevent gas leakage apply refrigeration oil only to the inner surface of the flare Use refrigeration oil for R410A Use a torque wrench when tightening the flare nuts to prevent damage to the flare nuts and gas leakage Align the cent...

Page 82: ...0 8mm C1220T O I D 15 32 19 32 inch 12 15mm I D 9 16 5 8 inch 14 16mm I D 5 8 13 16 inch 16 20mm I D 5 16 13 32 inch 8 10mm 13 32 inch 10mm Min Minimum bend radius Piping thickness Thermal insulation size Thermal insulation thickness Liquid side Use separate thermal insulation pipes for gas and liquid refrigerant pipes Installation Tips 1 Removing and installing the front panel Removal method 1 Pl...

Page 83: ...lass models have 3 screws 3 Install the air filter and then mount the front panel 3 How to set the different addresses When 2 indoor units are installed in one room the 2 wireless remote controllers can be set for different addresses Change the address setting of one of the two units When cutting the jumper be careful not to damage any of the surrounding parts 1 Remove the battery cover on the rem...

Page 84: ...al operation will stop automatically after about 30 minutes To stop the operation press Some of the functions cannot be used in the trial operation mode HEAT PUMP model COOLING ONLY model The air conditioner draws a small amount of power in its standby mode If the system is not to be used for some time after installation shut off the circuit breaker to eliminate unnecessary power consumption If th...

Page 85: ... the system Do not install unit in an area where flammable materials are present due to risk of explosions that can cause serious injury or death Safely dispose all packing and transportation materials in accordance with federal state local laws or ordinances Packing materials such as nails and other metal or wood parts including plastic packing materials used for transportation may cause injuries...

Page 86: ... from getting into the system b Tight R410A does not contain any chlorine does not destroy the ozone layer and does not reduce the earth s protection again harmful ultraviolet radiation R410A can contribute to the greenhouse effect if it is released Therefore take proper measures to check for the tightness of the refrigerant piping installation Read the chapter Refrigerant Piping Work and follow t...

Page 87: ...rculated throughout the room 8 the unit is away from electronic ignition type fluorescent lamps inverter or rapid start type as they may affect the remote controller range 9 no laundry equipment is nearby 2 Wireless remote controller Turn on all the fluorescent lamps in the room if any and find a location where the remote controller signals are properly received by the indoor unit within 23ft 7m M...

Page 88: ...o not connect commercially available drain hose directly to the indoor unit Water leakage may result Caulk pipe hole gap with putty Front panel The service lid is removable Opening method 1 Remove the service lid screw 2 Pull out the service lid diagonally down in the direction of the arrow 3 Pull down Service lid 1 15 16 50mm or more from walls on both sides Screw M4 5 8 M4 16mm Remote controller...

Page 89: ...rain hose and refrigerant pipes through the wall hole then position the indoor unit on the mounting plate hooks using the markings at the top of the indoor unit as a guide 4 Open the front panel then open the service lid Refer to Service lid on page 4 5 Pass the inter unit wire from the outdoor unit through the feed through wall hole and then through the back of the indoor unit Pull them through t...

Page 90: ...ions as they may cause overheating electric shock or fire Do not use locally purchased electrical parts inside the product Do not branch the power for the drain pump etc from the terminal block Doing so may cause electric shock or fire Do not connect the power wire to the indoor unit Doing so may cause electric shock or fire 3 Switch around the drain hose and drain plug 1 Remove the fixing screw a...

Page 91: ...ome water to the indoor heat exchanger by pouring water into the drain pan 3 Make sure that water flows out of the drain hose 4 If drain hose extension or embedded drain piping is required use appropriate parts that match the hose front end When extending the drain hose use a commercially available extension hose with an inner diameter of 5 8 inch 16mm Be sure to insulate the indoor section of the...

Page 92: ...se with HVAC Systems ACR Copper only Be sure to insulate both the gas and liquid piping and observe the insulation dimensions as below Use separate thermal insulation pipes for gas and liquid refrigerant pipes Using finishing tape bundle and wrap the indoor unit piping and drain hose together so that the drain hose is below the other piping Piping size Minimum bend radius Piping thickness Thermal ...

Page 93: ... 2 indoor units are installed in one room the 2 wireless remote controllers can be set for different addresses Change the address setting of one of the 2 units When cutting the jumper be careful not to damage any of the surrounding parts 1 Remove the front grille 6 screws 2 Remove the metal plate electrical wiring box cover 4 tabs See Fig 1 3 Cut the address jumper JA on the printed circuit board ...

Page 94: ... for some time after installation shut off the circuit breaker to eliminate unnecessary power consumption If the circuit breaker trips to shut off the power to the air conditioner the system will restore the original operation mode when the circuit breaker is turned on again 2 Test items Test items Symptom Check Indoor and outdoor units are installed securely Fall vibration noise No refrigerant ga...

Page 95: ...leak can lead to oxygen depletion especially in basements and an asphyxiation hazard could occur leading to serious injury or death Do not ground units to water pipes gas pipes telephone wires or lightning rods as incomplete grounding can cause a severe shock hazard resulting in severe injury or death Additionally grounding to gas pipes could cause a gas leak and potential explosion causing severe...

Page 96: ... moisture should be prevented from getting into the system b Tight R410A does not contain any chlorine does not destroy the ozone layer and does not reduce the earth s protection again harmful ultraviolet radiation R410A can contribute to the greenhouse effect if it is released Therefore take proper measures to check for the tightness of the refrigerant piping installation Read the chapter Refrige...

Page 97: ...allation Diagram on page 4 are met 2 both the air inlet and air outlet are unobstructed 3 the unit is not exposed to direct sunlight 4 the unit is away from the source of heat or steam 5 there is no source of machine oil vapour this may shorten the indoor unit service life 6 cool warm air is circulated throughout the room 7 the unit is away from electronic ignition type fluorescent lamps inverter ...

Page 98: ...4 5 1 4 134 1 26 23 5 8 600 22 5 8 574 5 1 2 140 9 13 16 250 5 7 8 150 9 1 16 230 25 3 8 644 8 1 4 210 6 5 1 6 1 6 0 1 3 8 35 1 3 8 35 1 3 8 35 18 11 16 475 19 11 16 500 3 8 10 2 9 16 65 3 1 8 80 11 280 1 7 8 47 Titanium apatite deodorizing ﬁlter 2 B Front grille Air ﬁlter Front panel 1 15 16 50mm or more from walls 2 3 4 70mm or more 1 15 16 50mm or more from walls Caulk pipe hole gap with putty ...

Page 99: ...Bottom piping 1 3 4 45 2 3 8 60 2 15 16 75 2 15 16 75 Left bottom piping Right bottom piping Wall Left bottom piping Right bottom piping 2 15 16 75 1 15 16 50 1 3 8 35 Wall 2 15 16 75 Exposed installation Half concealed installation Left bottom piping Right bottom piping 1 3 4 45 2 3 8 60 2 15 16 75 2 15 16 75 unit inch mm Concealed installation Left Right side piping 1 3 4 45 1 3 4 45 Left right ...

Page 100: ... more 2 15 16 75 1 3 4 45 Wall Outdoor unit refrigerant pipe Floor unit inch mm CAUTION Minimum allowable length The suggested shortest pipe length is 8 2ft 2 5m in order to avoid noise from the outdoor unit and vibration Mechanical noise and vibration may occur depending on how the unit is installed and the environment in which it is used Refer to the installation manual for the outdoor unit for ...

Page 101: ...pe should be inclined downward Do not put the end of the hose in water Use commercial rigid polyvinyl chloride pipe general VP 20 pipe outer diameter 1 inch 26mm inner diameter 13 16 inch 20mm for the drain pipe The drain hose outer diameter φ11 16 inch φ18mm at connecting end 8 11 16 inch 220mm long is supplied with the indoor unit 1 Perform drain piping work as outlined in the figure See Fig 1 I...

Page 102: ...front grille and remove the 3 tabs Casing 3 tabs Front grille 4 screws Remove front grille Remove the upper and the side casings 1 Remove the 7 screws 2 Slide and remove the upper casing 2 tabs 3 Slide and remove the left and right casings 2 tabs on each side Slit portions Upper casing 7 screws Side casing Side casing During installation if needed cut the slit portions using nippers as shown in th...

Page 103: ...f the indoor unit A 5 screws Indoor unit ﬁxing screws 3 16 1 M4 25mm H 4 screws Indoor unit ﬁxing screws 3 16 1 M4 25mm H 2 Once refrigerant piping and drain piping connections are complete fill in the gap of the through hole with putty Any gaps will result in the accumulation of condensation on the refrigerant pipe and drain pipe as well as allowing the intrusion of insects and dirt 3 Attach the ...

Page 104: ...e wall 3 Secure the indoor unit using 6 screws 2 screws for floor and 4 screws for rear wall 2 screws Indoor unit ﬁxing screws 3 16 1 M4 25mm H 4 screws Indoor unit ﬁxing screws 3 16 1 M4 25mm H 4 Once refrigerant piping and drain piping connections are complete fill in the gap of the through hole with putty Any gaps will result in the accumulation of condensation on the refrigerant pipe and drain...

Page 105: ... on the PCB in the electrical equipment box to ON Upward airﬂow dipswitch CAUTION Be sure to turn on the upward airflow switch Failure to do so may cause incomplete cooling heating and formation of condensation inside the house 5 Use a movable lattice at the air outlet to allow the adjustment of cool warm airflow direction 6 Lattice size should be 70 or more of open rate Right side partition plate...

Page 106: ...059 inch 1 0 1 5mm Clutch type Rigid type 0 059 0 079 inch 1 5 2 0mm Wing nut type Imperial type Conventional ﬂare tool Cut exactly at right angles Remove burrs Check 6 Connecting the refrigerant pipe CAUTION Use the flare nut fixed to the main unit This is to prevent the flare nut from cracking as a result of deterioration over time To prevent gas leakage apply refrigeration oil only to the inner...

Page 107: ... 12 15mm I D 9 16 5 8 inch 14 16mm I D 5 16 13 32 inch 8 10mm 13 32 inch 10mm Min Minimum bend radius Piping thickness Thermal insulation size Thermal insulation thickness Liquid side Use separate thermal insulation pipes for gas and liquid refrigerant pipes 7 Checking for gas leakage 1 Check for leakage of gas after air purging 2 Refer to the section on pressure test and evacuating system in the ...

Page 108: ...ote controller cable and attach the S21 Refer to 10 When connecting to an HA system on page 15 Conduit mounting plate Conduit Lock nut Back 1 2 3 1 2 3 L2 1 2 3 L1 Firmly ﬁx the wires with the terminal screws Outdoor unit Indoor unit Firmly ﬁx the wires with the terminal screws Use AWG16 if the connection wire length is less than 33ft 10m or AWG14 if it is 33ft 10m or more Terminal block Electrica...

Page 109: ...3 10 Install the side electrical wiring box cover while being careful not to pinch the HA connection cord or ground wires 7 tabs 11 Attach the thermistor 12 Install the ground wires 2 screws and the electrical wiring box 1 screw 13 Install the connectors 1 2 and guide the cord as shown in the figure See Fig 4 14 Install connector 3 and guide the cord as shown in the figure See Fig 5 15 Attach the ...

Page 110: ...al wiring box Refer to 10 When connecting to an HA system on page 15 steps 1 7 2 Cut the address jumper JA on the printed circuit board 3 Cut the address jumper J4 in the remote controller 4 Attach the electrical wiring box as they were Refer to 10 When connecting to an HA system on page 15 steps 10 15 5 Attach the front panel and the front grille as they were Jumper J8 J4 J4 ADDRESS EXIST 1 CUT 2...

Page 111: ...t the same time 3 Press then select and press for confirmation Trial operation will stop automatically after about 30 minutes To stop the operation press Some of the functions cannot be used in the trial operation mode The air conditioner draws a small amount of power in its standby mode If the system is not to be used for some time after installation shut off the circuit breaker to eliminate unne...

Page 112: ... and other metal or wood parts including plastic packing materials used for transportation may cause injuries or death by suffocation WARNING Only qualified personnel must carry out the installation work Installation must be done in accordance with this installation manual Improper installation may result in water leakage electric shock or fire When installing the unit in a small room take measure...

Page 113: ...it transmitting distance can be shorter than expected in rooms with electronic fluorescent lamps inverter or rapid start types Install the indoor unit far away from fluorescent lamps as much as possible Indoor units are for indoor installation only Outdoor units can be installed either outdoors or indoors This unit is for indoor use Do not install the air conditioner or heat pump in the following ...

Page 114: ...1 Washer for hanger bracket Quantity 4 2 8 Shape Small Gray Name 12 Conduit mounting plate Others Quantity 1 Operation manual Installation manual Warranty Shape 2 2 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES A remote controller is required for the indoor unit Select a remote controller from the table below according to user request and install in an appropriate place Remote controller type Wired type BRC1E73 Wireless t...

Page 115: ... unit especially operating different functions and adjusting the temperature by having them carry out operations while looking at the manual 3 CHOOSING AN INSTALLATION SITE Hold the hangers at 4 locations to move the indoor unit when unpacking or after unpacked and do not apply force to the piping refrigerant and drain and air outlet flange If the temperature and humidity in the ceiling is likely ...

Page 116: ... box side and inspection port 2 on the bottom of the product Fig 4 arrow A 1 3 Inspection port 3 on the bottom of the product and on the bottom side of the electrical wiring box Fig 4 arrow A 2 Electrical wiring box 11 13 16 300 or more Ceiling Inspection port In the case of 1 1 unit inch mm Fig 3 1 Electrical wiring box 31 1 2 800 7 7 8 200 or less C B D Suspension bolt pitch Suspension bolt 4 24...

Page 117: ...mponents before installing the indoor unit Secure a sufficient maintenance space for the filter chamber and peripheral components before installing the indoor unit Suction ﬂange Replacement Chamber cover Fig 5 5 INDOOR UNIT INSTALLATION Depending on the optional parts it may be easier to attach them before installing the indoor unit Refer to also the installation manual attached to the optional pa...

Page 118: ... Rigid type Wing nut type Imperial type Conventional ﬂare tool Flaring Die WARNING Do not apply mineral oil to the flare Prevent mineral oil from getting into the system as this would reduce the service life of the units Never use piping which has been used for previous installations Only use parts which are delivered with this unit Never install a dryer to this R410A unit in order to guarantee it...

Page 119: ... fitting insulation 4 and 5 flare nut section both the gas and liquid piping Make sure to bring the seam of fitting insulation 4 and 5 to the top Gas piping Liquid piping Fitting insulation 4 Liquid Piping Insulation Procedure Unit Unit Clamp 8 Clamp 8 Piping insulating material ﬁeld supply Gas Piping Insulation Procedure Fitting insulation 5 Piping insulating material unit Bring the seam to the t...

Page 120: ...ue The drain hose 2 the socket or the clamp metal 1 may be damaged Wrap the vinyl tape around the end of the clamp metal 1 so that the sealing pad Large 6 to be used at the next process may not be damaged with the clamp end or bend the tip of the clamp metal 1 inward as shown Refer to Fig 14 In case of sticking vinyl tape Tightened part approx 90 Stick vinyl tape without tearing the sealing pad La...

Page 121: ...luding grounding must be carried out by a qualified electrician If a qualified person is not present after the electric wiring work is finished check the drainage according to the method specified in When the electric wiring work is finished 1 Open the electrical wiring box cover and connect the ground wiring to the ground terminal 2 Make sure the electrical wiring box cover is closed before turni...

Page 122: ...le legislation and this installation manual using a separate dedicated circuit Insufficient capacity of the power supply circuit or improper electrical construction may lead to electric shock or a fire Make sure to install a ground fault circuit interrupter Failure to do so may cause electric shock and a fire Do not turn on the power supply branch switch branch overcurrent circuit breaker until al...

Page 123: ...TION FOR WIRING For connection to the terminal block use ring type crimp style terminals with insulation sleeve or insulate the wirings properly Insulation sleeve Ring type crimp style terminals Wiring Fig 21 Connect the terminal as shown in Fig 22 When installing a single core wire Do not carry out soldering finish when stranded wirings are used Otherwise the loosening of wiring may result in abn...

Page 124: ... and outdoor units and ground wiring Match the numbers Connection method of wiring between the indoor and outdoor units Terminal block X1M for wiring between the indoor and outdoor units Power supply terminals X1M Indoor unit 1 2 3 1 2 3 Connect the wiring through the electrical wiring box up to the sheathed part Wiring between the indoor and outdoor units high voltage Ground wiring high voltage R...

Page 125: ...ment for the setting range of external static pressure 1 Check that the electrical wiring and duct work have been completed If the closing damper is set midway be sure to check that the damper is opened Furthermore check that the air passage on the suction side is provided with an air filter field supply 2 If air conditioner has more than one air outlet and air inlet be sure to make adjustments so...

Page 126: ...2500 hrs 10 20 0 01 More contaminated Approx 1250 hrs 02 With indication 3 01 No indication 02 Use No indication setting when cleaning indication is not necessary such as the case of periodical cleaning being carried out 10 4 REMOTE CONTROL SETTINGS In the case of using a wireless remote controller In the case of using a wireless remote controller address settings for the wireless remote controlle...

Page 127: ...ice settings menu is displayed 6 Select Test Operation in the service settings menu and press Menu OK button Basic screen returns and normal operation is conducted Test operation will stop automatically after 15 30 minutes To stop the operation press On Off button Basic screen 1 2 Cool Return Clean the ﬁlter Set to Cool 68F Press and hold Cancel button for 4 seconds or longer during backlight lit ...

Page 128: ...played for up to 90 seconds following the application of power to the indoor unit This is normal and does not indicate a malfunction Diagnose with the display on the liquid crystal display remote controller With the wired remote controller When the operation stops due to a malfunction operation lamp blinks and the malfunction code is indicated on the liquid crystal display In such a case diagnose ...

Page 129: ...del or condition CJ Remote controller air thermistor malfunction Remote controller thermo does not function but body thermo operation is enabled E0 Action of safety device Outdoor unit E1 Outdoor Printed Circuit Board failure Outdoor unit E5 Compressor motor lock malfunction Outdoor unit E6 Compressor motor lock by over current Outdoor unit E7 Outdoor fan motor lock malfunction Outdoor unit Outdoo...

Page 130: ... setting error System setting error of the simultaneous on off multi split type UE Transmission error between indoor unit and centralized remote controller UC Remote controller address setting error CAUTION After test operation is completed check the items mentioned in the clause 2 2 Items to be checked at time of delivery on page 4 If the interior finish work is not completed when the test operat...

Page 131: ...death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices NOTE Indicates situations that may result in equipment or property damage accidents only WARNING Only quali ed personnel must carry out the installation work Consult your Daikin dealer regarding relocation and ...

Page 132: ...arbon ber or ignitable dust suspensions in the d air or where volatile ammables such as thinner or gasoline are handled Operating the unit in such conditions can cause a re High temperature area or direct ame e Overheating and or re can occur Moist area where there is exposure to water If water enters the inside of the remote controller f it may cause electric shock and electrical components may f...

Page 133: ...he center of the access hole on the controller lower case when planning the installation F 5 16 to 3 8 8 to 10 External view of the remote controller Unit inch mm Access hole F 5 16 to 3 8 8 to 10 Lower case Through hole 1 15 16 48 5 1 9 16 40 Remove upper case 3 3 Insert a screwdriver in the recess of lower case to remove the upper case 2 points Upper case Lower case Screwdriver Insert and twist ...

Page 134: ...burrs Top left outlet 3 4 3 Top center outlet 3 4 4 Cut the plastic at the notched area and remove any remaining burrs Cut the plastic at the notched area and remove any remaining burrs Install wiring 3 5 1 Switch box and control wiring are led supplied Do not touch the remote controller printed circuit board 2 NOTE Wiring Speci cations Wiring Type Non shielded 2 conductor stranded copper wire Wir...

Page 135: ... Length of jacket to be removed Approx 6 inch 150 mm for top left outlet Approx 8 inch 200 mm for top center outlet Connect the terminals P P1 N P2 of the remote controller to the terminals P1 P2 of the indoor unit P1 and P2 are not polarity sensitive Back outlet 3 5 1 Wire attachment guideline Lower case P1 Indoor unit P2 Upper case Wire tie Wire attachment point Printed circuit board Cross secti...

Page 136: ...e left install the furnished wiring retainer to prevent the wires from being pinched during installation Indoor unit Wiring retainer Wiring retainer Upper case Lower case Upper case Wire Cross section P1P2 Printed circuit board Top center outlet 3 5 4 Indoor unit Wiring retainer Upper case Lower case P1P2 Printed circuit board 01_EN_3P243521 7L indd 7 11 27 2014 11 21 43 AM ...

Page 137: ...ed before it is wall mounted Closely follow the wiring procedures Wall installation 3 6 1 Secure by using furnished drywall anchors and screws 2 pcs Drywall screws Drywall anchors Switch box installation 3 6 2 Secure by using eld supplied machine screws 2 pcs Machine screws field supply or use optional accessory KJB211A Switch box field supply or use optional accessory KJB211A Switch box Unit inch...

Page 138: ...he upper case 3 7 Align the upper case with tabs of the lower case 6 points insert and install the upper case Install the wiring with care to prevent pinching Peel off the protective membrane which overlays the upper case 01_EN_3P243521 7L indd 9 11 27 2014 11 21 43 AM ...

Page 139: ...n connected model Up button 4 Used to raise the setpoint temperature The previous menu items will be highlighted The highlighted items will be scrolled continuously when the button is pressed continuously Used to change the selected item Down button 5 Used to lower the setpoint temperature Items below the currently selected item will be highlighted The highlighted items will be scrolled continuous...

Page 140: ...s Energy Saving Options Prohibit Function Min Setpoints Differential Outdoor unit AirNet Address Error History Indoor Unit Status Outdoor Unit Status Forced Fan ON Switch Main Sub Controller Filter Indicator Brush Filter Ind Disable Filter Auto Clean Depending on connected model Operate the button while the backlight is illuminated When one indoor unit is controlled by two remote controllers main ...

Page 141: ...Code U5 is displayed in the connection checking screen Select the sub remote controller by pressing Mode button of either one of the remote controllers for 4 seconds or longer If the basic screen is not displayed in 2 minutes after the Sub RC is displayed shut off the power supply and check the wiring NOTE When selecting a different language refer to Chapter 12 Language See page 21 NOTE Main remot...

Page 142: ...O by using Up Down button Multiple identical mode number settings are available In the case of setting for all indoor units in the remote control group available SECOND CODE NO is displayed as which means it can be changed When SECOND CODE NO is displayed as there is no function Basic screen 1 6 Set temperature 28 C Fan Return Press the menu button Press and hold Cancel button for 4 seconds or lon...

Page 143: ...d Code No Note 2 Items in bold are factory default settings 01 02 03 04 10 20 2 Priority of thermistor sensors for space temperature control The return air thermistor is primary and the remote controller thermistor is secondary The remote controller thermistor is not utilized Only the return air thermistor will be utilized Only the remote controller thermistor will be utilized 5 Room temperature v...

Page 144: ...form the test operation according to following procedure To protect the compressor apply power to the outdoor unit at least 6 hours prior to test operation Set the remote controller display mode to standard or detailed display mode Refer to Operation Manual for the setting method The backlight will be ON for 30 seconds by pressing any button The initial push of the button will only turn on the bac...

Page 145: ...returns and normal operation is conducted Note The test operation will automat ically nish in 30 minutes Check the functions according to the 7 10 operation manual When the decorative panel is not 7 11 installed shut off the power supply after the test operation nishes If construction activities are planned within the space following the test operation procedure recommend to the customer that the ...

Page 146: ... button for 4 seconds or longer in the mainte nance information screen to erase the error code history Failure diagnosis method Whenever the remote controller display is blank or displays Checking the connection Please stand by troubleshoot the system with the items in the Description column of the following table If an error occurs CODE is displayed on the LCD as shown to the right Conduct the fa...

Page 147: ... or longer in the basic screen Service settings menu is displayed Select 8 2 Error History in the service settings menu and press Menu OK button The error history menu screen is displayed Select 8 3 RC Error History in the error history menu and press Menu OK button Error codes and unit No can be con rmed in the RC error history screen In the error history the 10 most recent 8 4 items are displaye...

Page 148: ...u OK button Setting con rmation screen is displayed Select 9 6 Yes and press Menu OK button Setting details are saved and service settings menu screen returns Press 9 7 Cancel button once The basic screen returns 1 9 Basic screen Service settings menu screen 2 9 Setting Service Settings Test Operation Maintenance Contact Field Settings Energy Saving Options Prohibit Function Min Setpoints Differen...

Page 149: ...me screen will appear when Menu OK button is pressed Basic screen 1 10 Cool Return Setting Set to 68F Press Menu OK button Main menu screen Setting Main Menu Filter Auto Clean Maintenance Information Configuration Current Setting Clock Calendar Daylight Saving Time 2 3 Press Menu OK button Maintenance Information Contact Info 0123 456 7890 Indoor Model 000 Outdoor Model 000 Registered details are ...

Page 150: ...urns If power outage exceeds 48 hours reset is needed Language 12 12 1 Press Menu OK button in the basic screen Main menu is displayed Select Language in the main menu press Menu OK button Press 12 2 Up Down buttons to select Language on the language screen English Français Español Press Menu OK button 3 11 4 11 Setting Year 2015 Month 1 Day 1 Thursday 12 00A Date Time Press Menu OK button 5 11 Se...

Page 151: ...UTION Refer also to the installation manuals attached to the indoor unit and the decoration panel Confirm that the following conditions are satisfied prior to installation Ensure that nothing interrupts the operation of the wireless remote controller Ensure that there is neither a source of light nor fluorescent lamp near the receiver Also ensure that the receiver is not exposed of direct sunlight...

Page 152: ...tting multiple wireless remote controllers to operate in 1 room perform address setting for the receiver and the wireless remote controller If setting multiple wired remote controllers in 1 room change the MAIN SUB switch of the receiver 4 3 Setting procedure Setting the receiver Set the wireless address switch SS2 on the PC board according to the table below CAUTION Change the setting so that the...

Page 153: ... of receiver 1 Install the upper part on the lower part being careful parts are facing in the correct direction After installation turn on the power and test emergency run button 4 6 Attaching the receiver for wall mounting 1 Wire the indoor unit Connect the P1 and P2 terminals on the rear of the lower part to the P1 and P2 terminals on the indoor unit Neither of the terminals is polarized so it i...

Page 154: ...IELD SET MODE and return to the normal display Multiple settings A b When the indoor unit is being operating by outside control cen tral remote controller etc it sometimes does not respond to ON OFF and temperature setting commands from this remote controller Check what setting the customer wants and make the multiple setting as shown below 4 8 Stick the Unit No label on the receiver and the back ...

Page 155: ...nit if it does not operate 2 Refer to the installation manual attached to the outdoor unit for individual operation system types Some of our product types should have the power supply turned ON 6 hours before starting operation in order to elec trify crank case heater Refer to the installation manual attached to the outdoor unit MODE NO FIRST CODE NO DESCRIPTION OF SETTING 10 0 Filter Contaminatio...

Page 156: ...zard could occur leading to serious injury or death Do not ground units to water pipes gas pipes telephone wires or lightning rods as incomplete grounding can cause a severe shock hazard resulting in severe injury or death Additionally grounding to gas pipes could cause a gas leak and potential explosion causing severe injury or death If refrigerant gas leaks during installation ventilate the area...

Page 157: ...ed from getting into the system b Tight R410A does not contain any chlorine does not destroy the ozone layer and does not reduce the earth s protection again harmful ultraviolet radiation R410A can contribute to the greenhouse effect if it is released Therefore take proper measures to check for the tightness of the refrigerant piping installation Read the chapter Refrigerant Piping Work and follow...

Page 158: ...e containing sulfate gas corrosion may shorten the life of the air conditioner 8 Since water will flow from the drain of the outdoor unit do not place under the unit anything which must be kept away from moisture NOTE Cannot be installed suspended from a ceiling or stacked CAUTION When operating the air conditioner in a low outdoor ambient temperature be sure to follow the instructions described b...

Page 159: ...e and vibration may occur depending on how the unit is installed and the environment in which it is used 10ft 3m O D 1 2 inch 12 7mm O D 5 8 inch 15 9mm RX18 RXN18 RK18 RKN18 RXL15 RX24 RXN24 RK24 RKN24 RX09 12 RK09 12 RXL09 12 RXN09 12 RKN09 12 65 5 8ft 20m 98 1 2ft 30m Min allowable piping length X Foot bolt hole centers From unit s side Z Footbolt hole centers Y Allow 11 13 16 300mm of work spa...

Page 160: ...acing one side More than 1 15 16 50 More than 1 15 16 50 Top view More than 3 15 16 100 Walls facing two sides More than 13 3 4 350 09 12 class 15 18 24 class When installed as in the ﬁgure on the left it is recommended to either change the orientation of the outdoor unit outlet side or use the air direction adjustment grille sold separately More than 3 15 16 100 More than 13 3 4 150 When installe...

Page 161: ...burrs with the cut surface facing downward so that the filings do not enter the pipe 3 Put the flare nut on the pipe 4 Flare the pipe 5 Check that the flaring has been done correctly Check The ﬂare s inner surface must be ﬂaw free When ﬂaring do not over tighten and crack The pipe end must be evenly ﬂared in a perfect circle Make sure that the ﬂare nut is ﬁtted Set exactly at the position shown be...

Page 162: ...ions as below Gas side Piping size O D 3 8 inch 9 5mm O D 1 2 inch 12 7mm O D 5 8 inch 15 9mm O D 1 4 inch 6 4mm 1 3 16 inch 30mm or more 1 9 16 inch 40mm or more 1 15 16 inch 50mm or more 1 3 16 inch 30mm or more 0 031 inch 0 8mm C1220T O 0 039 inch 1 0mm C1220T O 0 031 inch 0 8mm C1220T O I D 15 32 19 32 inch 12 15mm I D 9 16 5 8 inch 14 16mm I D 5 8 13 16 inch 16 20mm I D 5 16 13 32 inch 8 10mm...

Page 163: ...stop valve 7 To open the liquid stop valve turn the rod of the valve 90 counter clockwise using a hexagonal wrench Close it after 5 seconds and check for gas leakage Using soapy water check for gas leakage from the indoor unit s flare and outdoor unit s flare and valve rods After the check is complete wipe all soapy water off 8 Disconnect the charging hoses from the service port for the gas stop v...

Page 164: ...ew A A When connecting the inter unit wires to the terminal block using a single core wire be sure to curl the end of the lead Improper work may cause heat and fire Strip wire end to this point Excessive strip length may cause electric shock or current leakage Stripping wire at terminal block Good Wrong Good Wrong Do not turn on the circuit breaker until all work is completed 1 Strip the insulatio...

Page 165: ...e to its original position 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Screws Conduit mounting cover Screws Protection plate Power supply terminal block Shape wires so that the protection plate and conduit mounting plate ﬁt securely Conduit Lock nut Conduit mounting plate L1 L2 15 18 24 class Method of mounting conduit 1 Dismount the service lid by removing the 2 screws 2 Pass wires through the conduit and secure them with...

Page 166: ... CAUTION When pressing the switch do not touch the terminal block It has a high voltage and touching it could cause electric shock In order to protect the environment be sure to pump down when relocating or disposing of the unit 1 Remove the valve cap from the liquid stop valve and gas stop valve 2 Begin forced cooling operation 3 After 5 to 10 minutes close the liquid stop valve with a hexagonal ...

Page 167: ... 4 Set temperature 80 F Cool Test Operation Press the On Off button within 10 seconds For wireless remote controller 1 Press and select the COOL operation 2 Press twice Test is displayed 3 Press within 10 seconds and the forced cooling operation starts Forced cooling operation will stop automatically after about 15 minutes To stop the operation press Trial Operation and Testing 1 Trial operation a...

Page 168: ... an asphyxiation hazard could occur leading to serious injury or death Do not ground units to water pipes gas pipes telephone wires or lightning rods as incomplete grounding can cause a severe shock hazard resulting in severe injury or death Additionally grounding to gas pipes could cause a gas leak and potential explosion causing severe injury or death If refrigerant gas leaks during installation...

Page 169: ...d from getting into the system b Tight R410A does not contain any chlorine does not destroy the ozone layer and does not reduce the earth s protection again harmful ultraviolet radiation R410A can contribute to the greenhouse effect if it is released Therefore take proper measures to check for the tightness of the refrigerant piping installation Read the chapter Refrigerant Piping Work and follow ...

Page 170: ... are more than 10ft 3m away depending on radio wave conditions 8 In coastal areas or other places with a salty atmosphere or one containing sulfate gas corrosion may shorten the life of the air conditioner 9 Since water will flow from the drain of the outdoor unit do not place under the unit anything which must be kept away from moisture NOTE Cannot be installed suspended from a ceiling or stacked...

Page 171: ... pipe length is 10ft 3m in order to avoid noise from the outdoor unit and vibration Mechanical noise and vibration may occur depending on how the unit is installed and the environment in which it is used 10ft 3m O D 1 2 inch 12 7mm O D 5 8 inch 15 9mm RX18 RXN18 RK18 RKN18 RXL15 RX24 RXN24 RK24 RKN24 RX09 12 RK09 12 RXL09 12 RXN09 12 RKN09 12 65 5 8ft 20m 98 1 2ft 30m Min allowable piping length X...

Page 172: ...iew Top view More than 5 7 8 150 More than 11 13 16 300 More than 1 15 16 50 Walls facing three sides unit inch mm unit inch mm Top view More than 3 15 16 100 More than 13 3 4 350 More than 1 15 16 50 Walls facing three sides More than 3 15 16 100 More than 13 3 4 350 Side view 47 1 4 1200 or less Wall facing one side More than 1 15 16 50 More than 1 15 16 50 Top view More than 3 15 16 100 Walls f...

Page 173: ...0A unit in order to guarantee its service life The drying material may dissolve and damage the system Incomplete flaring may result in refrigerant gas leakage 4 Refrigerant piping CAUTION Use the flare nut fixed to the main unit This is to prevent the flare nut from cracking as a result of deterioration over time To prevent gas leakage apply refrigeration oil only to the inner surface of the flare...

Page 174: ...ore than 550psi 3 8MPa for 1 hour minimum 24 hours recommended If there is a pressure drop check for leaks make repairs and perform the pressure test again 2 Connect the gauge manifold s charging hose to the gas stop valve s service port 3 Fully open the gauge manifold s low pressure valve Lo and completely close its high pressure valve Hi High pressure valve will require no further operation 4 Ev...

Page 175: ...nsulation materials When using commercial copper pipes and fittings observe the following Insulation material Polyethylene foam Heat transfer rate 0 041 to 0 052W mK 0 024 to 0 030Btu fth F 0 035 to 0 045kcal mh C Be sure to use insulation that is designed for use with HVAC Systems ACR Copper only Be sure to insulate both the gas and liquid piping and observe the insulation dimensions as below Wal...

Page 176: ... Tighten the terminal screws securely It is recommended that a flathead screwdriver be used to tighten the screws The screws are packed with the terminal block 1 2 3 1 2 3 Circuit breaker Ground fault circuit interrupter Ground Firmly ﬁx the wires with the terminal screws Use AWG16 if the connection wire length is less than 33ft 10m or AWG14 if it is 33ft 10m or more Outdoor unit Indoor unit Power...

Page 177: ...ken for power supply wiring When using stranded wires make sure to use the round crimp style terminal for connection to the power supply terminal block Stranded wire Round crimp style terminal Arrow view Flat washer Screw Round crimp style terminal Good Round crimp style terminal Flat washer Screw Wrong Flat washer Round crimp style terminal Screw A A When connecting the inter unit wires to the te...

Page 178: ...s Pump Down Operation In order to protect the environment be sure to pump down when relocating or disposing of the unit 1 Remove the valve cap from the liquid stop valve and gas stop valve 2 Carry out forced cooling operation 3 After 5 to 10 minutes close the liquid stop valve with a hexagonal wrench 4 After 2 to 3 minutes close the gas stop valve and stop forced cooling operation Forced cooling o...

Page 179: ...lowing the instructions in the installation manual for the indoor unit The air conditioner draws a small amount of power in its standby mode If the system is not to be used for some time after installation shut off the circuit breaker to eliminate unnecessary power consumption If the circuit breaker trips to shut off the power to the air conditioner the system will restore the original operation m...

Page 180: ...zard could occur leading to serious injury or death Do not ground units to water pipes gas pipes telephone wires or lightning rods as incomplete grounding can cause a severe shock hazard resulting in severe injury or death Additionally grounding to gas pipes could cause a gas leak and potential explosion causing severe injury or death If refrigerant gas leaks during installation ventilate the area...

Page 181: ...ed from getting into the system b Tight R410A does not contain any chlorine does not destroy the ozone layer and does not reduce the earth s protection again harmful ultraviolet radiation R410A can contribute to the greenhouse effect if it is released Therefore take proper measures to check for the tightness of the refrigerant piping installation Read the chapter Refrigerant Piping Work and follow...

Page 182: ...rten the life of the air conditioner 8 Since water will flow from the drain of the outdoor unit do not place under the unit anything which must be kept away from moisture NOTE Cannot be installed suspended from a ceiling or stacked CAUTION When operating the air conditioner in a low outdoor ambient temperature be sure to follow the instructions described below To prevent exposure to wind install t...

Page 183: ... 10ft 3m in order to avoid noise from the outdoor unit and vibration Mechanical noise and vibration may occur depending on how the unit is installed and the environment in which it is used 10ft 3m O D 5 8 inch 15 9mm O D 1 2 inch 12 7mm 65 5 8ft 20m 98 1 2ft 30m Min allowable piping length Foot bolt hole centers From unit s side Allow 11 13 16 300mm of work space below the ceiling surface 9 13 16 ...

Page 184: ...he orientation of the outdoor unit outlet side or use the air direction adjustment grille sold separately Outdoor Unit Installation 1 Installing the outdoor unit When installing the outdoor unit refer to Precautions for Selecting a Location and the Outdoor Unit Installation Diagram If drain work is necessary follow the procedures in 2 Drain work 2 Drain work CAUTION In cold areas do not use a drai...

Page 185: ...t circle Make sure that the ﬂare nut is ﬁtted Set exactly at the position shown below Flaring A Die A 0 0 020 inch 0 0 5mm Clutch type Flare tool for R410A 0 039 0 059 inch 1 0 1 5mm Clutch type Rigid type 0 059 0 079 inch 1 5 2 0mm Wing nut type Imperial type Conventional ﬂare tool Cut exactly at right angles Remove burrs 4 Refrigerant piping CAUTION Use the flare nut fixed to the main unit This ...

Page 186: ... Rain Gas side Piping size O D 5 8 inch 15 9mm O D 1 4 inch 6 4mm 1 15 16 inch 50mm or more 1 3 16 inch 30mm or more 0 039 inch 1 0mm C1220T O 0 031 inch 0 8mm C1220T O I D 5 8 13 16 inch 16 20mm I D 5 16 13 32 inch 8 10mm 13 32 inch 10mm Min Minimum bend radius Piping thickness Thermal insulation size Thermal insulation thickness Liquid side O D 1 2 inch 12 7mm 1 9 16 inch 40mm or more 0 031 inch...

Page 187: ...stop valve 7 To open the liquid stop valve turn the rod of the valve 90 counter clockwise using a hexagonal wrench Close it after 5 seconds and check for gas leakage Using soapy water check for gas leakage from the indoor unit s flare and outdoor unit s flare and valve rods After the check is complete wipe all soapy water off 8 Disconnect the charging hoses from the service port for the gas stop v...

Page 188: ... Round crimp style terminal Screw A Arrow view A When connecting the inter unit wires to the terminal block using a single core wire be sure to curl the end of the lead Improper work may cause heat and fire Strip wire end to this point Excessive strip length may cause electric shock or current leakage Stripping wire at terminal block Good Wrong Good Wrong Do not turn on the circuit breaker until a...

Page 189: ...ng on and off when using facility settings Do not place humidifiers or other items which might raise the humidity in rooms where facility settings are being used A humidifier might cause dew condensation from the indoor unit outlet vent Activating the facility setting sets the indoor fan tap to the highest position Notify the user about this This function is designed for facilities such as equipme...

Page 190: ...eration For FDMQ models Using the indoor unit s remote controller For wired remote controller 1 Set to COOL operation using the remote controller 2 Press and hold the Cancel button for 4 seconds or longer Service settings menu is displayed 3 Select Test Operation in the service settings menu and press the Menu OK button Basic screen returns and Test Operation is displayed at the bottom 4 Press the...

Page 191: ...tes To stop the operation press Trial Operation and Testing When trial operation is conducted directly after the circuit breaker is turned on in some cases no air will be output for about 15 minutes in order to protect the air conditioner 1 Trial operation and testing Refer to the installation manual for the indoor unit 2 Test items Test items Symptom Check Indoor and outdoor units are installed s...

Page 192: ... suffocation WARNING Contact your dealer for repair and maintenance Improper repair and maintenance may result in water leakage electric shock and fire Only use accessories made by Daikin that are specifically designed for use with the equipment and have them installed by a professional Contact your dealer to move and reinstall the air conditioner or heat pump Incomplete installation may result in...

Page 193: ...ht The LCD display can become discolored and may fail to display the data Do not wipe the controller operation panel with benzene thinner chemical dust cloth etc The panel may get discolored or the coating can peel off If it is heavily dirty soak a cloth in water diluted neutral detergent squeeze it well and wipe the panel clean Then wipe it with another dry cloth Dismantling of the unit disposal ...

Page 194: ...al receiver Receives signals from the remote controller When the unit receives a signal you will hear a beep sound Case Sound type Operation start beep beep Setting changed beep Operation stop long beep Indoor unit ON OFF switch Press this switch once to start operation Press once again to stop it For the operation mode setting refer to the following table Mode Temperature setting Airflow rate AUT...

Page 195: ...iffer between different models Open the front panel Refrigerant pipes and inter unit wire Ground terminal inside Drain hose Air outlet Model name Air inlet back and side Outdoor temperature sensor back Titanium apatite deodorizing filter without frame FTXN09 12NMVJU Sold separately Air filter 01_EN_3P379751 4C indd 6 11 6 2015 16 14 30 ...

Page 196: ...ceiver Receives signals from the remote controller When the unit receives a signal you will hear a beep sound Case Sound type Operation start beep beep Setting changed beep Operation stop long beep Indoor unit ON OFF switch Press this switch once to start operation Press once again to stop it For the operation mode setting refer to the following table Mode Temperature setting Airflow rate AUTO 77 ...

Page 197: ... differ between different models Open the front panel Refrigerant pipes and inter unit wire Drain hose Air outlet Model name Ground terminal inside Air inlet back and side Outdoor temperature sensor back Titanium apatite deodorizing filter with frame FTXN18 24NMVJU Sold separately Air filter 01_EN_3P379751 4C indd 8 11 6 2015 16 14 31 ...

Page 198: ... 15 POWERFUL button POWERFUL operation Page 15 OFF TIMER button NIGHT SET mode Page 18 ON TIMER button Page 17 Signal transmitter Receiver To use the remote controller aim the transmitter at the indoor unit If there is anything blocking the signals between the unit and the remote controller such as a curtain the unit may not operate The maximum transmission distance is about 23ft 7m OFF button Sto...

Page 199: ...the batteries use batteries of the same type and replace both old batteries together The batteries will last for about 1 year However if the remote controller display begins to fade and the possible transmission range becomes shorter within a year replace both batteries with new size AAA LR03 alkaline batteries The batteries supplied with the remote controller are for initial operation The batteri...

Page 200: ...ates humidity while maintaining the indoor temperature as much as possible It automatically controls temperature and airflow rate so manual adjustment of these functions is unavailable The air conditioner operates with the operation mode of your choice To start operation AUTO operation To automatically select an appropriate temperature and operation mode Press COOL operation To lower the temperatu...

Page 201: ...ting at a moderate level helps save energy Recommended temperature setting For cooling 78 82 F 26 28 C For heating 68 75 F 20 24 C Cover windows with a blind or a curtain Blocking sunlight and air from outdoors increases the cooling heating effect Keep the air filters clean Clogged air filters cause inefficient operation and waste energy Clean them once every 2 weeks Page 20 23 If you are not goin...

Page 202: ...irﬂow rate 1 5 Low to High When the airflow is set to quiet operation starts and noise from the indoor unit will become quieter In the quiet operation mode the airflow rate is set to a weak level AUTO COOL HEAT and FAN ONLY operation DRY operation The airflow rate setting cannot be changed NOTE Note on airflow rate setting At smaller airflow rates the cooling heating effect is also smaller Adjusti...

Page 203: ...ng To set the flap at the desired position This function is effective while the flap is in auto swing mode Press when the flap reaches the desired position disappears from the LCD To adjust the louvers at desired position Hold the knobs and move the louvers vertical blades FTX09NMVJU FTX12NMVJU FTXN09NMVJU FTXN12NMVJU FTX15NMVJU FTX18NMVJU FTX24NMVJU FTXN18NMVJU FTXN24NMVJU Knobs Knobs Knobs Knobs...

Page 204: ... the previous settings which were used before POWERFUL operation To cancel POWERFUL operation Press again disappears from the LCD The air direction and flow rate are adjusted so that the air will not blow directly at people in the room To start COMFORT AIRFLOW operation Press is displayed on the LCD COOL and DRY operation HEAT operation Flap direction Goes up Goes down Airflow rate AUTO Not availa...

Page 205: ...irflow rate is slightly increased In FAN ONLY operation The airflow rate is fixed at the maximum setting Notes on ECONO operation Pressing causes the settings to be canceled and disappears from the LCD If the power consumption level is already low switching to ECONO operation will not reduce the power consumption Some useful functions can be used together COMFORT AIRFLOW ECONO Available Priority i...

Page 206: ...ON TIMER operation Press is displayed on the LCD Each pressing of changes the time setting by 1 hour The time can be set between 1 and 12 hours The TIMER lamp lights orange Display To cancel ON TIMER operation Press disappears from the LCD The TIMER lamp goes off NOTE In the following cases set the timer again After the circuit breaker has turned off After a power failure After replacing the batte...

Page 207: ... TIMER operation A sample setting for combining the 2 timers is shown below and are displayed on the LCD Example When setting while the unit is operating Stops the unit 1 hour later and starts it 7 hours after that When setting while the unit is stopped Starts the unit 2 hours later and stops it 3 hours after that NOTE NIGHT SET mode When the OFF TIMER is set the air conditioner automatically adju...

Page 208: ...thinner Polishing compounds Rough materials such as a scrubbing brush Front panel Wipe it with a soft damp cloth Only neutral detergent may be used If dirty Indoor unit outdoor unit and remote controller Wipe them with a soft cloth If dirty Care and Cleaning FTX09NMVJU FTX12NMVJU FTXN09NMVJU FTXN12NMVJU FTXN09 12NMVJU Sold separately Air filter Vacuum dust or wash the filter Once every 2 weeks Pag...

Page 209: ... down 1 Push 3 Wash the air filters with water or clean them with vacuum cleaner It is recommended to clean the air filters every 2 weeks If the dust does not come off easily Wash the air filters with neutral detergent thinned with lukewarm water then dry them up in the shade 4 Reattach the filters 5 Close the front panel slowly Press the panel at both sides and the center Make sure that the front...

Page 210: ...ter from the tabs and prepare a new one Dispose of the old filter as non flammable waste 4 Insert the titanium apatite deodorizing filters as they were When attaching the filter check that the filter is properly set in the tabs 5 Reattach the filters Page20 6 Close the front panel slowly Page 20 NOTE Operation with dirty filters cannot deodorize the air cannot clean the air results in poor heating...

Page 211: ...ner Polishing compounds Rough materials such as a scrubbing brush Front panel Wipe it with a soft damp cloth Only neutral detergent may be used If dirty Air filter Vacuum dust or wash the filter Once every 2 weeks Page 23 Indoor unit outdoor unit and remote controller Wipe them with a soft cloth If dirty Titanium apatite deodorizing filter with frame Vacuum dust or replace the filter Cleaning Repl...

Page 212: ...an the air filters every 2 weeks If the dust does not come off easily Wash the air filters with neutral detergent thinned with lukewarm water then dry them up in the shade Be sure to remove the titanium apatite deodorizing filter Refer to Titanium apatite deodorizing filter on the next page 4 Reattach the filters 5 Close the front panel slowly Press the front panel at both sides and in the central...

Page 213: ...w one Do not throw away the filter frame Reuse the filter frame when replacing the titanium apatite deodorizing filter Dispose of the old filter as non flammable waste 4 Insert the titanium apatite deodorizing filters as they were When attaching the filter check that the filter is properly set in the tabs 5 Reattach the filters Page23 6 Close the front panel slowly Page 23 NOTE Operation with dirt...

Page 214: ...the remote controller We recommend periodical maintenance In certain operating conditions the inside of the air conditioner may get foul after several seasons of use resulting in poor performance It is recommended to have periodical maintenance by a qualified contractor in addition to regular cleaning by the user For qualified contractor maintenance please contact the dealer where you bought the a...

Page 215: ...ws during defrosting operation Clicking sound during operation or idle time This sound is generated when the refrigerant control valves or the electrical parts operate Clopping sound This sound is heard from the inside of the air conditioner when the exhaust fan is activated while the room doors are closed Open the window or turn off the exhaust fan The outdoor unit emits water or steam In HEAT op...

Page 216: ... controller If the OPERATION lamp is still blinking check the error code and consult your dealer Page 30 The air conditioner does not stop operating Case Description what to check The air conditioner continues operating even after operation is stopped Immediately after the air conditioner is stopped The outdoor unit fan continues rotating for about another 1 minute to protect the system While the ...

Page 217: ...ore Operation Page 10 Other electric devices start operating If the remote controller activates other electric devices move them away or consult your dealer Air has an odor Case Description what to check The air conditioner gives off an odor The room odor absorbed in the unit is discharged with the airflow We recommend you to have the indoor unit cleaned Please consult your dealer Others Case Desc...

Page 218: ... The power cord is abnormally hot or damaged An abnormal sound is heard during operation The circuit breaker a fuse or the ground fault circuit interrupter cuts off the operation frequently A switch or a button often fails to work properly There is a burning smell Water leaks from the indoor unit Turn off the circuit breaker and call your dealer After a power failure The air conditioner automatica...

Page 219: ...FAULTY HEAT EXCHANGER TEMPERATURE SENSOR C9 FAULTY SUCTION AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR OUTDOOR UNIT EA COOLING HEATING SWITCHING ERROR E1 CIRCUIT BOARD FAULT E5 OL STARTED E6 FAULTY COMPRESSOR START UP E7 DC FAN MOTOR FAULT E8 OVERCURRENT INPUT F3 HIGH TEMPERATURE DISCHARGE PIPE CONTROL F6 HIGH PRESSURE CONTROL IN COOLING H0 SENSOR FAULT H6 OPERATION HALT DUE TO FAULTY POSITION DETECTION SENSOR H8 DC C...

Page 220: ...of death by suffocation WARNING Contact your dealer for repair and maintenance Improper repair and maintenance may result in water leakage electric shock and fire Only use accessories made by Daikin that are specifically designed for use with the equipment and have them installed by a professional Contact your dealer to move and reinstall the air conditioner or heat pump Incomplete installation ma...

Page 221: ... LCD display can become discolored and may fail to display the data Do not wipe the controller operation panel with benzene thinner chemical dust cloth etc The panel may get discolored or the coating can peel off If it is heavily dirty soak a cloth in water diluted neutral detergent squeeze it well and wipe the panel clean Then wipe it with another dry cloth Dismantling of the unit disposal of the...

Page 222: ...gy saving operation Page 15 16 Display OPERATION lamp green TIMER lamp orange Page 19 20 23 INTELLIGENT EYE lamp green Page 15 Signal receiver Receives signals from the remote controller When the unit receives a signal you will hear a beep sound Case Sound type Operation start beep beep Setting changed beep Operation stop long beep Indoor unit ON OFF switch Press this switch once to start operatio...

Page 223: ...tion Outdoor Unit Open the front panel Refrigerant pipes Inter unit wire Ground terminals inside Drain hose Air inlet back and side Air outlet Outdoor temperature sensor back Model name Air filter Titanium apatite deodorizing filter 01_EN_3P572320 1 indd 6 2019 06 10 17 01 07 ...

Page 224: ...um transmission distance is about 23ft 7m FAN setting button Selects the airflow rate setting Page 13 POWERFUL button POWERFUL operation Page 17 Model ARC466A37 Display LCD Displays the current settings In this illustration each section is shown with all its displays on for the purpose of explanation TEMPERATURE adjustment button Changes the temperature setting Page 12 ON OFF button Press this but...

Page 225: ...EKLY TIMER operation Page 21 ON TIMER button Page 19 CLOCK button Page 10 MODE selector button Selects the operation mode AUTO DRY COOL HEAT FAN Page 11 COMFORT SENSOR button COMFORT AIRFLOW INTELLIGENT EYE operation Page 15 OFF TIMER button NIGHT SET mode Page 20 TIMER CANCEL button Cancels the timer setting Page 19 20 Cannot be used for the WEEKLY TIMER operation SELECT button Changes the clock ...

Page 226: ...h batteries should be replaced at the same time Be sure to replace them with new dry batteries AAA LR03 alkaline If the remote controller display begins to fade and signal reception begins to decline replace the batteries with new batteries Owing to usage conditions battery consumption may be accelerated The batteries supplied with the remote controller are for initial operation The batteries may ...

Page 227: ...ure may increase when the display is changed to Celsius from Fahrenheit because a fraction of 0 5 C is rounded up Example A set temperature of 65 F equivalent to 18 5 C will be converted into 19 C When the display is changed to Fahrenheit again the set temperature will be converted into 66 F equivalent to 19 C instead of the original set temperature 65 F but a set temperature of 66 F equivalent to...

Page 228: ...operation Press again disappears from the LCD The OPERATION lamp goes off AUTO DRY COOL HEAT FAN Operation NOTE Notes on AUTO operation In AUTO operation the system selects an appropriate operation mode COOL or HEAT based on the indoor temperature and starts the operation The system automatically reselects setting at a regular interval to bring the indoor temperature to the user setting level Note...

Page 229: ...ve energy Recommended temperature setting For cooling 78 82 F 26 28 C For heating 68 75 F 20 24 C Cover windows with a blind or a curtain Blocking sunlight and air from outdoors increases the cooling heating effect Keep the air filters clean Clogged air filters cause inefficient operation and waste energy Clean them once in about every 2 weeks Page 29 If you are not going to use the air conditione...

Page 230: ...Airﬂow rate 1 5 Low to High When the airflow is set to quiet operation starts and noise from the indoor unit will become quieter In the quiet operation mode the airflow rate is set to a weak level AUTO COOL HEAT and FAN operation DRY operation The airflow rate setting cannot be changed Adjusting the Airflow Rate NOTE Note on airflow rate setting At smaller airflow rates the cooling heating effect ...

Page 231: ...he flaps and louvers move in turn To cancel 3 D airflow press either or again The flaps or louvers will stop moving To set the flaps or louvers at the desired position This function is effective while the flaps or louvers are in auto swing mode Press and when the flaps or louvers reach the desired position In the 3 D airflow the flaps and louvers move in turn or disappears from the LCD NOTE Notes ...

Page 232: ...ction area This sensor can detect undesirable objects Do not hit or violently push the INTELLIGENT EYE sensor This can lead to damage and malfunction To start operation Press and select the desired mode Each time is pressed a different setting option is displayed on the LCD When INTELLIGENT EYE is selected the INTELLIGENT EYE lamp lights green Display By selecting from the following icons the air ...

Page 233: ...tion The airflow rate will be set to AUTO If the up and down airflow direction is selected COMFORT AIRFLOW operation will be canceled Priority is given to the function of whichever button is pressed last INTELLIGENT EYE operation is useful for energy saving People are detected in the sensing area No people are detected in the sensing area The air conditioner is in normal operation while the sensor...

Page 234: ...rs from the LCD POWERFUL operation will not increase the capacity of the air conditioner if the air conditioner is already in operation with its maximum capacity demonstrated In COOL HEAT and AUTO operation To maximize the cooling heating effect the capacity of outdoor unit increases and the airflow rate becomes fixed at the maximum setting The temperature and airflow settings cannot be changed In...

Page 235: ... To cancel operation Press until no icon is displayed NOTE Notes on ECONO operation Pressing causes the settings to be canceled and disappears from the LCD If the power consumption level is already low switching to ECONO operation will not reduce the power consumption Notes on OUTDOOR UNIT QUIET operation Even if the operation is stopped by using the remote controller or the indoor unit ON OFF swi...

Page 236: ...ess again and setting time are displayed on the LCD The TIMER lamp lights orange Page 5 Display To cancel ON TIMER operation Press and setting time disappear from the LCD and day of the week are displayed on the LCD The TIMER lamp goes off NOTE Notes on TIMER operation When TIMER is set the present time is not displayed When using the ON OFF TIMER to start stop operation the actual operation start...

Page 237: ...setting time are displayed on the LCD The TIMER lamp lights orange Page 5 Display To cancel OFF TIMER operation Press and setting time disappear from the LCD and day of the week are displayed on the LCD The TIMER lamp goes off To combine ON TIMER and OFF TIMER operation A sample setting for combining the 2 timers is shown below Example Present time 23 00 The unit is operating OFF TIMER at 0 00 ON ...

Page 238: ...settings are the same as those for Monday Page 24 6 00 8 30 17 30 22 00 77 F 25 C 81 F 27 C program 1 program 2 program 3 program 4 ON OFF ON OFF Saturday No timer settings Sunday Make timer settings for programs 1 4 Page 22 8 00 10 00 19 00 21 00 81 F 27 C 81 F 27 C 77 F 25 C ON OFF OFF ON program 1 program 2 program 3 program 4 ON ON OFF OFF Up to 4 reservations per day and 28 reservations per w...

Page 239: ...s can be made per day 2 Press to select the desired day of the week and reservation number Pressing changes the reservation number and the day of the week 3 Press The day of the week and reservation number will be set and blink 4 Press to select the desired mode Pressing changes the or setting in sequence ON TIMER OFF TIMER blank No Setting Pressing puts the sequence in reverse In case the reserva...

Page 240: ...ure from STEP 4 Display 10 Press to complete the setting is displayed on the LCD and WEEKLY TIMER operation is activated A reservation made once can be easily copied and the same settings used for another day of the week Refer to Copy mode Page 24 NOTE Notes on WEEKLY TIMER operation Do not forget to set the clock on the remote controller first Page 10 The day of the week ON OFF TIMER mode time an...

Page 241: ...he week will be copied 4 Press to select the destination day of the week 5 Press Check for a receiving tone and that the OPERATION lamp blinks twice The reservation will be copied to the selected day of the week The whole reservation of the selected day of the week will be copied To continue copying the settings to other days of the week repeat STEP 4 and STEP 5 6 Press to complete the setting is ...

Page 242: ...e mode is switched to setting mode Proceed to Setting mode STEP 4 Page 22 3 Press to exit the confirmation mode is displayed on the LCD and WEEKLY TIMER operation is activated To deactivate WEEKLY TIMER operation Press while is displayed on the LCD disappears from the LCD The TIMER lamp goes off To reactivate the WEEKLY TIMER operation press again If a reservation deactivated with is activated onc...

Page 243: ...ill be activated Reservations for each day of the week This function can be used for deleting reservations for each day of the week It can be used while confirming or setting reservations 1 Press The day of the week and the reservation number will be displayed 2 Press to select the day of the week to be deleted 3 Hold for about 5 seconds Check for a receiving tone and that the OPERATION lamp blink...

Page 244: ...f the circuit breaker Do not touch the aluminum fins of the indoor unit If you touch those parts this may cause an injury Quick reference Cleaning parts Front panel Wipe it with a soft damp cloth If dirty Page 28 Air filter Vacuum dust or wash the filter Once every 2 weeks Page 29 Indoor unit and remote controller Wipe them with a soft cloth If dirty Titanium apatite deodorizing filter Vacuum dust...

Page 245: ...aft Slide Pull 2 Pull 2 1 Slide 1 2 Disengage the front panel shaft on the other side in the same manner 3 After disengaging both front panel shafts pull the front panel toward yourself and remove it 3 Clean the front panel Wipe it with a soft damp cloth Only neutral detergent may be used In case of washing the panel with water wipe it with a dry soft cloth and let it dry in the shade after washin...

Page 246: ...lters with water or clean them with a vacuum cleaner It is recommended to clean the air filters every 2 weeks If the dust does not come off easily Wash the air filters with neutral detergent thinned with lukewarm water then let them dry in the shade Be sure to remove the titanium apatite deodorizing filter Refer to Titanium apatite deodorizing filter on the next page 4 Reattach the filters 5 Close...

Page 247: ...ment Remove the filter from the filter frame and attach a new one Do not throw away the filter frame Reuse the filter frame when replacing the titanium apatite deodorizing filter When attaching the filter check that the filter is properly set in the tabs Tabs Dispose of the old filter as non flammable waste 4 Set the titanium apatite deodorizing filters as they were 5 Reattach the filters Page 29 ...

Page 248: ...he air conditioner again make sure that the drain hose outlet is not blocked then turn on the circuit breaker An operational check of each component will be carried out automatically Also put the batteries into the remote controller We recommend periodical maintenance In certain operating conditions the inside of the air conditioner may get foul after several seasons of use resulting in poor perfo...

Page 249: ...door unit Operation does not start soon When the unit is turned on again soon after being turned off When the mode was reselected This is to protect the air conditioner You should wait for about 3 minutes The flaps do not start swinging immediately The air conditioner is adjusting the position of the flaps The flaps will start moving soon HEAT operation stops suddenly and a flowing sound is heard ...

Page 250: ...our dealer Page 36 The air conditioner does not stop operating Case Description what to check The air conditioner continues operating even after operation is stopped Immediately after the air conditioner is stopped The outdoor unit fan continues rotating for about another 1 minute to protect the system While the air conditioner is not in operation When the outdoor temperature is high the outdoor u...

Page 251: ...t has absorbed the smell of walls or carpeting furniture clothes and so on If the air conditioner has been used for a long time there is a chance that a dirty heat exchanger or fan are emitting an odor We recommend you to have the indoor unit cleaned Please consult your dealer Do not spray the air conditioner unit with any deodorizers Others Case Description what to check The air conditioner sudde...

Page 252: ...ll your dealer immediately The power cord is abnormally hot or damaged An abnormal sound is heard during operation The circuit breaker cuts off the operation frequently A switch or a button often fails to work properly There is a burning smell Water leaks from the indoor unit Turn off the circuit breaker and call your dealer After a power failure The air conditioner automatically resumes operation...

Page 253: ...VOLTAGE U4 FAILURE OF TRANSMISSION BETWEEN INDOOR UNIT AND OUTDOOR UNIT INDOOR UNIT A1 INDOOR PCB DEFECTIVENESS A5 HIGH PRESSURE CONTROL OR FREEZE UP PROTECTOR A6 FAN MOTOR FAULT C4 FAULTY HEAT EXCHANGER TEMPERATURE SENSOR C9 FAULTY SUCTION AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR OUTDOOR UNIT EA COOLING HEATING SWITCHING ERROR E1 CIRCUIT BOARD FAULT E5 OL STARTED E6 FAULTY COMPRESSOR START UP E7 DC FAN MOTOR FAULT...

Page 254: ...252 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P572320 1 Quick Reference 00_CV_3P572320 1 indd 2 2019 04 23 15 15 20 ...

Page 255: ... death by suffocation WARNING Contact your dealer for repair and maintenance Improper repair and maintenance may result in water leakage electric shock and fire Only use accessories made by Daikin that are specifically designed for use with the equipment and have them installed by a professional Contact your dealer to move and reinstall the air conditioner or heat pump Incomplete installation may ...

Page 256: ... The LCD display can become discolored and may fail to display the data Do not wipe the controller operation panel with benzene thinner chemical dust cloth etc The panel may get discolored or the coating can peel off If it is heavily dirty soak a cloth in water diluted neutral detergent squeeze it well and wipe the panel clean Then wipe it with another dry cloth Dismantling of the unit disposal of...

Page 257: ...3 Signal receiver Receives signals from the remote controller When the unit receives a signal you will hear a beep sound Case Sound type Operation start beep beep Setting changed beep Operation stop long beep Indoor unit ON OFF switch Press this switch once to start operation Press once again to stop it For the operation mode setting refer to the following table Mode Temperature setting Airflow ra...

Page 258: ... side Air outlet Outdoor temperature sensor back Model name How to open the front panel Page 28 Air outlet selection switch Page 14 This setting blows air from upper outlet only This setting automatically decides a blow pattern depending on mode and conditions Setting at time of purchase This setting is recommended Indoor temperature sensor Detects the air temperature around the unit Titanium apat...

Page 259: ...um transmission distance is about 23ft 7m FAN setting button Selects the airflow rate setting Page 12 POWERFUL button POWERFUL operation Page 15 Model ARC466A21 Display LCD Displays the current settings In this illustration each section is shown with all its displays on for the purpose of explanation TEMPERATURE adjustment button Changes the temperature setting Page 11 ON OFF button Press this but...

Page 260: ...mode Page 18 TIMER CANCEL button Cancels the timer setting Page 17 18 Cannot be used for the WEEKLY TIMER operation SELECT button Changes the clock ON OFF TIMER and WEEKLY TIMER settings ECONO button ECONO operation Page 15 SWING button Adjusts the airflow direction Page 13 WEEKLY button PROGRAM button COPY button BACK button NEXT button WEEKLY TIMER operation Page 19 ON TIMER button Page 17 CLOCK...

Page 261: ... in Celsius when it is presently displayed in Fahrenheit and vice versa The switch operation is only possible when the temperature is being displayed Position and correctly 2 3 1 Remote controller holder Remote controller Screws NOTE Notes on batteries When replacing the batteries use batteries of the same type and replace both old batteries together The batteries will last for about 1 year Howeve...

Page 262: ...ure may increase when the display is changed to Celsius from Fahrenheit because a fraction of 0 5 C is rounded up Example A set temperature of 65 F equivalent to 18 5 C will be converted into 19 C When the display is changed to Fahrenheit again the set temperature will be converted into 66 F equivalent to 19 C instead of the original set temperature 65 F but a set temperature of 66 F equivalent to...

Page 263: ...aise the temperature and press to lower the temperature COOL operation HEAT operation AUTO operation DRY or FAN operation 64 90 F 18 32 C 50 86 F 10 30 C 64 86 F 18 30 C The temperature setting cannot be changed AUTO DRY COOL HEAT FAN Operation NOTE Notes on AUTO operation In AUTO operation the system selects an appropriate operation mode COOL or HEAT based on the indoor temperature and starts the...

Page 264: ...pring or autumn turn off the circuit breaker The air conditioner always consumes a small amount of electricity even while it is not operating You can adjust the airflow rate to increase your comfort To adjust the airflow rate setting Press Each pressing of changes the airflow rate setting in sequence AUTO Indoor unit quiet Airﬂow rate 1 5 Low to High When the airflow is set to quiet operation star...

Page 265: ...orizontal blades will begin to swing To set the flap at the desired position This function is effective while the flap is in auto swing mode Press when the flap reaches the desired position disappears from the LCD To adjust the louvers at desired position Hold the knobs and move the louvers vertical blades NOTE Note on airflow direction setting The movable range of the flap varies according to the...

Page 266: ...ple and indoor temperature is equalized HEAT When the operation is activated or when air emitted is of low temperature Air is emitted only from the upper air outlet so that air does not come into direct contact with people At times other than the above situations Air is emitted from the upper and lower air outlets so that warm air is spread throughout the whole room DRY Whenever in DRY mode Air is...

Page 267: ...es again with the previous settings which were used before POWERFUL operation To cancel POWERFUL operation Press again disappears from the LCD ECONO operation enables efficient operation by limiting the maximum power consumption This function is useful to prevent the circuit breaker from tripping when the unit operates alongside other appliances on the same circuit To start ECONO operation Press d...

Page 268: ...y room setting Refer to Note for Multi System Notes on ECONO operation Pressing causes the settings to be canceled and disappears from the LCD If the power consumption level is already low switching to ECONO operation will not reduce the power consumption Notes on OUTDOOR UNIT QUIET operation If using a multi system the OUTDOOR UNIT QUIET operation will work only when this function is set on all o...

Page 269: ...ases the time setting by 10 minutes Holding down either button changes the setting rapidly 3 Press again and setting time are displayed on the LCD The TIMER lamp lights orange Display To cancel ON TIMER operation Press and setting time disappear from the LCD and day of the week are displayed on the LCD The TIMER lamp goes off NOTE Notes on TIMER operation When TIMER is set the present time is not ...

Page 270: ... and setting time are displayed on the LCD The TIMER lamp lights orange Display To cancel OFF TIMER operation Press and setting time disappear from the LCD and day of the week are displayed on the LCD The TIMER lamp goes off To combine ON TIMER and OFF TIMER operation A sample setting for combining the 2 timers is shown below Example Present time 23 00 The unit operating OFF TIMER at 0 00 ON TIMER...

Page 271: ...settings are the same as those for Monday Page 22 6 00 8 30 17 30 22 00 77 F 25 C 81 F 27 C program 1 program 2 program 3 program 4 ON OFF ON OFF Saturday No timer settings Sunday Make timer settings for programs 1 4 Page 20 8 00 10 00 19 00 21 00 81 F 27 C 81 F 27 C 77 F 25 C ON OFF OFF ON program 1 program 2 program 3 program 4 OFF OFF ON ON Up to 4 reservations per day and 28 reservations per w...

Page 272: ...s can be made per day 2 Press to select the desired day of the week and reservation number Pressing changes the reservation number and the day of the week 3 Press The day of the week and reservation number will be set and blink 4 Press to select the desired mode Pressing changes the or setting in sequence ON TIMER OFF TIMER blank No Setting Pressing puts the sequence in reverse In case the reserva...

Page 273: ...ATION lamp is displayed on the LCD and WEEKLY TIMER operation is activated The TIMER lamp lights orange Display A reservation made once can be easily copied and the same settings used for another day of the week Refer to Copy mode Page 22 NOTE Notes on WEEKLY TIMER operation Do not forget to set the clock on the remote controller first Page 10 The day of the week ON OFF TIMER mode time and set tem...

Page 274: ...servation of the selected day of the week will be copied 4 Press to select the destination day of the week 5 Press The reservation will be copied to the selected day of the week The whole reservation of the selected day of the week will be copied To continue copying the settings to other days of the week repeat STEP 4 and STEP 5 6 Press to complete the setting is displayed on the LCD and WEEKLY TI...

Page 275: ...to setting mode Proceed to Setting mode STEP 4 Page 20 3 Press to exit the conﬁrmation mode is displayed on the LCD and WEEKLY TIMER operation is activated The TIMER lamp lights orange Display To deactivate WEEKLY TIMER operation Press while is displayed on the LCD disappears from the LCD The TIMER lamp goes off To reactivate the WEEKLY TIMER operation press again If a reservation deactivated with...

Page 276: ...LY TIMER operation will be activated Reservations for each day of the week This function can be used for deleting reservations for each day of the week It can be used while confirming or setting reservations 1 Press The day of the week and the reservation number will be displayed 2 Press to select the day of the week to be deleted 3 Hold for about 5 seconds The reservation of the selected day of t...

Page 277: ... following Water hotter than 104 F 40 C Volatile liquid such as benzene petrol and thinner Polishing compounds Rough materials such as a scrubbing brush Front panel Wipe it with a soft damp cloth If dirty Page 28 Air ﬁlter Vacuum dust or wash the filter Once every 2 weeks Page 29 Indoor unit Outdoor unit and Remote controller Wipe them with a soft cloth If dirty Titanium apatite deodorizing ﬁlter ...

Page 278: ...u to remove it Disconnect the front panel hooks from the grooves String Hooks Grooves 3 Clean the front panel Wipe it with a soft damp cloth Only neutral detergent may be used Wash the panel with water wipe it with a dry soft cloth and let it dry in the shade after washing 4 Reattach the front panel Insert the front panel hooks into the grooves of the unit 3 places Attach the string to the right i...

Page 279: ...ir ﬁlter with water or clean it with a vacuum cleaner It is recommended to clean the air filter every 2 weeks If the dust does not come off easily Wash the air filter with neutral detergent thinned with lukewarm water then let it dry in the shade Be sure to remove the titanium apatite deodorizing filter Refer to Titanium apatite deodorizing ﬁlter on the next page 5 Insert the titanium apatite deod...

Page 280: ...cement Remove the ﬁlter from the ﬁlter frame and prepare a new one Do not throw away the filter frame Reuse the filter frame when replacing the titanium apatite deodorizing filter Dispose of the old filter as non flammable waste 4 Insert the titanium apatite deodorizing ﬁlters as they were When attaching the filter check that the filter is properly set in the tabs 5 Reattach the ﬁlters Page29 6 Cl...

Page 281: ... 2 After operation stops turn off the circuit breaker for the room air conditioner 3 Take out the batteries from the remote controller We recommend periodical maintenance In certain operating conditions the inside of the air conditioner may get foul after several seasons of use resulting in poor performance It is recommended to have periodical maintenance by a qualified contractor in addition to r...

Page 282: ...ing sound This sound is generated when refrigerant flows during defrosting operation Clicking sound during operation or idle time This sound is generated when the refrigerant control valves or the electrical parts operate Clopping sound This sound is heard from the inside of the air conditioner when the exhaust fan is activated while the room doors are closed Open the window or turn off the exhaus...

Page 283: ...e for indoor units connected to outdoor units in the multi system If not set all indoor units to the same operation mode and confirm that the lamps Moreover when the operation mode is in AUTO set all indoor unit operation modes to COOL or HEAT for a moment and check again that the lamps are normal If the lamps stop blinking after the above steps there is no malfunction The air conditioner does not...

Page 284: ...ote controller activates other electric devices move them away or consult your dealer Air has an odor Case Description what to check The air conditioner gives off an odor The room odor absorbed in the unit is discharged with the airflow We recommend you to have the indoor unit cleaned Please consult your dealer Others Case Description what to check The air conditioner suddenly starts behaving stra...

Page 285: ...he power cord is abnormally hot or damaged An abnormal sound is heard during operation The circuit breaker a fuse or the ground fault circuit interrupter cuts off the operation frequently A switch or a button often fails to work properly There is a burning smell Water leaks from the indoor unit Turn off the circuit breaker and call your dealer After a power failure The air conditioner automaticall...

Page 286: ...ILURE OF TRANSMISSION BETWEEN INDOOR UNIT AND OUTDOOR UNIT INDOOR UNIT A1 INDOOR PCB DEFECTIVENESS A5 HIGH PRESSURE CONTROL OR FREEZE UP PROTECTOR A6 FAN MOTOR FAULT C4 FAULTY HEAT EXCHANGER TEMPERATURE SENSOR C7 FRONT PANEL OPEN CLOSE FAULT C9 FAULTY SUCTION AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR OUTDOOR UNIT EA COOLING HEATING SWITCHING ERROR E1 CIRCUIT BOARD FAULT E5 OL STARTED E6 FAULTY COMPRESSOR START UP E7...

Page 287: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 285 C 3P379751 5D Quick Reference 00_CV_3P379751 5D indd 2 10 31 2018 11 57 18 AM ...

Page 288: ...in equipment or property damage accidents only DANGER Do not install the unit in an area where flammable materials are present due to risk of explosion resulting in serious injury or death Any abnormalities in the operation of the air conditioner or heat pump such as smoke or fire could result in severe injury or death Turn off the power and contact your dealer immediately Refrigerant gas may prod...

Page 289: ... surge current from lightning or other sources may cause damage to the air conditioner Be sure to install a ground fault circuit interrupter Failure to install a ground fault circuit interrupter may result in electric shock or fire CAUTION Do not use the air conditioner or heat pump for any other purposes other than comfort cooling or heating Do not use the unit for cooling precision instruments f...

Page 290: ...ces a Places with a mist of mineral oil such as cutting oil b Locations such as coastal areas where there is a lot of salt in the air c Locations such as hot springs where there is a lot of sulfur in the air d Locations such as factories where the power voltage varies a lot e In cars boats and other vehicles f Locations such as kitchens where oil may splatter or where there is steam in the air g L...

Page 291: ...outlet Outdoor temperature sensor back Model name Indoor Unit a b c d e f g h i j k l m a Drain discharge device built in g Refrigerant piping b Drain pan inspection window h Drain piping c Remote controller Wired type The appearance of the remote controller may differ between different models i Model name Model name plate j Air filter Sold separately k Suction filter chamber Sold separately d Wir...

Page 292: ... a standard accessory Do not attach objects other than the genuine air filter e g kitchen paper to the air inlet Otherwise the performance of the air conditioner will be degraded and icing or water leakage may result This product is a ceiling mounted duct type air conditioner Installing under roof If the air filter sold separately is used request a special contractor for the cleaning of the air fi...

Page 293: ...ector button and select FAN operation When a multi outdoor unit is connected make sure the HEAT operation is not being used in other rooms before you use the FAN operation 2 Press the ON OFF button and start operation 2 After operation stops turn off the circuit breaker for the room air conditioner 3 Clean the air filters and reattach them Page 7 4 To prevent battery leakage take out the batteries...

Page 294: ...outdoor fan rotates while the air conditioner is not in operation After operation is stopped The outdoor fan continues rotating for another 1 minute for system protection While the air conditioner is not in operation When the outdoor temperature is very high the outdoor fan starts rotating for system protection The operation stopped suddenly OPERATION lamp is on For system protection the air condi...

Page 295: ...er Continued operation in an abnormal condition may result in problems electric shock or fire Consult the dealer where you bought the air conditioner Do not attempt to repair or modify the air conditioner by yourself Incorrect work may result in electric shock or fire Consult the dealer where you bought the air conditioner If one of the following symptoms takes place call your dealer immediately T...

Page 296: ...roperty damage accidents only The following pictograms are used in this manual Never do Always follow the instructions given Keep water and moisture away Keep wet hands away WARNING Do not modify or repair the remote controller Consult your Daikin dealer for any modi cation or for repairs Do not relocate or reinstall the remote controller by yourself Improper installation may result in electric sh...

Page 297: ...ric leakage and result in electric shocks or re Never let the remote controller to get wet Water can cause damage to the remote controller and may cause an electric shock or re NOTE Never press the button of the remote controller with a hard and pointed object The remote controller may be damaged Never pull or twist the electric wire of the remote controller It may cause the unit to malfunction Do...

Page 298: ...places exposed to direct sunlight the LCD will be damaged Do not pull or twist the remote controller cord the remote controller may be damaged Do not use objects with sharp ends to press the buttons on the remote controller damage may result 2 Fan speed control button 3 Menu OK button 8 On Off button 10 Cancel button 9 Operation lamp 11 LCD with backlight 4 Up button 5 Down button 6 Right button 7...

Page 299: ...he current selection will be highlighted The highlighted items will be scrolled continuously when the button is continuously pressed Used to change the selected item Right button 6 Used to highlight the next items on the right hand side Each screen is scrolled in the right hand direction Left button 7 Used to highlight the next items on the left hand side Each screen is scrolled in the left hand d...

Page 300: ...irection clock and selectable item appear on Detailed display screen in addition to the items appearing on Standard display Cool Heat 74F 70F Room Fri 11 03A Set to 74F Return Setting Auto Cool 14 Selectable Display Item 12 Airflow Direction Displayed only when the indoor unit is turned on 13 Current Day Time 12 24 hour time display Detailed display example 1 AUTO ERV AIR PURIFY CENTRAL CONTROL MA...

Page 301: ...ay example 2 Fan speed 3 Setpoint 1 Operation mode 14 Selectable Display Item 11 Setback 4 Stand by for Defrost Hot start Note for all display modes Depending on the eld settings while the indoor unit is stopped OFF may be displayed instead of the operation mode and or the setpoint may not be displayed 01_EN_3P243520 7Q indd 7 3 2 2015 5 36 31 PM ...

Page 302: ...t provide the corresponding function In a remote control group the message will not appear if at least one of the indoor units provides the corresponding function Error Push Menu button Warning Push Menu button Displayed if an error or warning is detected see page 50 Time to clean lter Time to clean element Time to clean lter element Displayed as a reminder when it is time to clean the lter and or...

Page 303: ...ill not be displayed Current Day Time 12 24 hour 13 time display Displayed if the clock is set see page 42 If the clock is not set will be displayed 12 hour time format is displayed by default Select 12 24 hour time display option in the main menu under Clock Calendar Selectable Display Item 14 Room temperature is selected by default For other choices see page 41 15 Unable to schedule Displayed wh...

Page 304: ... displayed on the remote controller in operation Operation procedure Explains the sequence of operation for the remote controller Operate the buttons according to the procedure Operation button display Displays the location of buttons to be operated How to follow the operation manual Setting Main Menu Airflow Direction Individual Airflow Direction Ventilation Schedule Off Timer Celsius Fahrenheit ...

Page 305: ... the fan speed press Fan Speed button and select the fan speed from Low High Auto for two speed Low Medium High Auto for three speed Low Med Low Medium Med High High Auto for ve speed depending on the indoor unit model Auto cannot be selected if the indoor unit does not have Auto Fan speed function The system may change the fan speed automatically for equipment protection purposes The system may t...

Page 306: ...utes for the condensate pump to nish draining residual water from the indoor unit Characteristics of Heat Mode The system automatically controls the following operating modes to prevent the reduction of heating capacity and space comfort Defrost operation The system will automatically go into defrost operation to prevent frost accumulation at the outdoor unit and subsequent loss of heating capacit...

Page 307: ...tton several times until the Dry mode is selected The dry mode may not be available depending on the type of indoor unit 2 On Off Press On Off button The Operation lamp will illuminate solid green and the system will start operating In Dry mode the system maintains automatic temperature and fan speed control Therefore temperature setpoint or fan speed settings are not available while the indoor un...

Page 308: ...ining residual water from the indoor unit Characteristic of Dry mode The Dry mode dehumidi es the space at reduced cooling capacity to prevent the room temperature from dropping to an uncomfortable level Setback The Setback function can be used to maintain the space temperature in an assigned range for an unoccupied period Note When enabled the Setback mode becomes active when the indoor unit is t...

Page 309: ... equipment protection purposes apply power to the outdoor units at least six hours before starting the operation of the system Operation 1 Vent Return Setting AUTO ERV When operating the energy recovery ventilator ERV between seasons without the indoor unit set the control to ventilation mode 2 Changes to the ventilation mode are made from the main menu Ventilation Mode Auto ERV and Bypass 3 Chang...

Page 310: ...ng Set to MASTER CONTROLLED 74F Press Mode button on the remote controller of the changeover master indoor unit for at least four seconds while the backlight is illuminated The MASTER CONTROLLED icon on each remote controller for the indoor units connected to the same outdoor unit or Branch Selector unit will start ashing Vent mode setting changes are possible regardless of the cool heat changeove...

Page 311: ...er remote controllers in the system indoor units served by the same outdoor unit or indoor units served by the same branch selector unit will now display the MASTER CONTROLLED icon 3 Cool Return Setting Set to 74F Press Mode button on the remote controller of the indoor unit designated as the cool heat changeover master the remote controller not displaying the MASTER CONTROLLED icon repeatedly unt...

Page 312: ...n mode Auto mode Cooling operation Auto mode Heating operation Precautions for Selecting the Cool Heat Changeover Master Indoor Unit The cool heat changeover master must be set for a single indoor unit in the following applications 2 Pipe Heat Pump System 3 Pipe Heat Recovery System Indoor unit Indoor unit A number of indoor units are connected to a single outdoor unit Set any one of the indoor un...

Page 313: ...et to 74F Basic screen Press Menu OK button for at least four seconds while the backlight is illuminated 2 Cool Return Setting Set to 74F is displayed All buttons are disabled when the keys are locked To cancel the key lock mode continue pressing Menu OK button for at least four seconds while the backlight is illuminated 01_EN_3P243520 7Q indd 19 3 2 2015 5 36 36 PM ...

Page 314: ...n Rate Used to set Low or High 28 Ventilation Mode Used to set Auto ERV or Bypass 29 Schedule Daily Patterns Day settings are selected from four patterns i e 7Days Weekday Sat Sun Weekday Weekend and Everyday 31 Settings Set the startup time and operation stop time ON Startup time cooling and heating temperature setpoints can be con gured OFF Operation stop time cooling and heating setback tempera...

Page 315: ...of current settings for available items 42 Clock Calendar Date Time Used to con gure date and time settings and corrections The default time display is 12H The clock will maintain accuracy to within 30 seconds per month If there is a power failure for a period not exceeding 48 hours the clock will continue working with the built in backup power supply 42 12H 24H Clock The time can be displayed in ...

Page 316: ...hrenheit 1 3 Main menu screen The main menu screen is displayed Instructions for navigating the main menu will appear 3 Selecting items from the main menu 1 Press buttons to select the desired item to be set 2 Press Menu OK button to display the details for the selected item 4 To go back to the basic screen from the main menu press Cancel button Note If a button is not pressed for 5 minutes during...

Page 317: ...on Setting Air ow direction setting left right 1 Adjusting method when there is single air ow direction Select the desired air ow direction from Position 0 Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 Position 4 Swing or Auto using buttons Press Menu OK button to con rm the settings and to return to the basic screen Note The air ow directions appear on the screen as follows 1 2 3 4 0 Up down direction 0 1 2 3...

Page 318: ...ection Setting Position 0 Position 0 Louver2 Louver1 Airflow Direction Setting Swing Position 0 Louver2 Louver1 Airflow Direction Setting Swing Swing Louver2 Louver1 Select the desired air ow direction from Position 0 Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 Position 4 Swing or Auto using buttons Selecting Swing will cause the air ow direction louver to swing position 0 to 4 Setting Auto is not available ...

Page 319: ...button 2 Setting Individual Airflow Direction Louver Setting Louver Setting List Reset All Louvers Position Select Louver Setting and press Menu OK button 3 No Ind Set Outletmark Unit 0 Louver Setting Direction Outlet Setting Use buttons to select the unit and outlet mark Maximum 16 units for each group unit 0 till 15 can be selected Note In case of four outlets cassette type you can control each ...

Page 320: ...Set to 74F Cool 74F Basic screen Detailed display If individual air ow direction is set then the individual air ow direction icon is displayed in the basic screen Louver Setting List Operation 1 Setting Individual Airflow Direction Louver Setting Louver Setting List Reset All Louvers Position Display the individual air ow direction screen See page 25 Press buttons to select Louver Setting List and...

Page 321: ... to con rm the reset and to return to the basic screen Operational Details and Functions There are two types of air ow direction settings Air ow direction swing The louvers automatically oscillate up and down Air ow direction You can select from one of ve xed directions This has no relation to the angle of the louvers Indoor unit Automatic swing Automatic swing Indoor unit Desired position Desired...

Page 322: ... Direction Ventilation Schedule Off Timer Celsius Fahrenheit 1 3 Setting Ventilation Ventilation Rate Ventilation Mode Display the main menu screen See page 22 Press buttons to select Ventilation on the main menu screen For models with no ventilation function Ventilation will not be displayed on the main menu screen Press Menu OK button to display the ventilation screen Changing the ventilation ra...

Page 323: ...the previous screen without changing the ventilation rate Changing the ventilation mode Operation 1 Setting Ventilation Ventilation Rate Ventilation Mode Display the ventilation screen See page 28 Press buttons to select Ventilation Mode on the ventilation screen Press Menu OK button to display the ventilation mode screen 2 Setting Ventilation Mode Ventilation Auto Pressing buttons cycles through ...

Page 324: ...ode is automatically changed between ERV and Bypass ERV mode Outside air is passed through the ERV core and is supplied to the conditioned space Bypass mode Outside air is supplied to the conditioned space without passing through the ERV core Schedule Setting the schedule Operation The schedule will disappear when a multizone controller is connected but can be re enabled by the system installer 1 ...

Page 325: ...n page 42 2 Setting Schedule Enable Disable Daily Patterns Settings Press buttons to select the desired function on the schedule screen and press Menu OK button Daily Patterns Operation 1 Setting Schedule Enable Disable Daily Patterns Settings 2 2 The schedule screen will appear Press buttons to select Daily Patterns on the schedule screen The daily patterns screen will appear when Menu OK button ...

Page 326: ...pear Press buttons to select Settings on the schedule screen The settings screen will appear when Menu OK button is pressed 2 Setting Schedule Time Act Cool Heat Mon Press buttons to select the day to be set It cannot be selected in the case of EVDY 3 Setting Schedule Mon Time Act Cool Heat 6 00A Setting Schedule Mon Time Act Cool Heat 6 00A Input the time for the selected day Press buttons to mov...

Page 327: ...nd setback temperature setpoint for this time period is not speci ed The last active setpoint will be utilized Indicates that the setback function is disabled for this time period 5 Setting Schedule Mon Time Act Cool Heat 6 00A ON 75F 70F 8 00A OFF 85F 50F 5 30P ON 75F 70F 1 0 00P Setting Schedule Mon Time Act Cool Heat 6 00A ON 75F 70F 8 00A OFF 85F 50F 5 30P ON 75F 70F 1 0 00P OFF 82F 62F Settin...

Page 328: ... screen See page 30 Press buttons to select Enable Disable on the schedule screen Press Menu OK button to display the enable disable screen 2 Setting Enable Disable Schedule Disable Press buttons to select Enable or Disable on the enable disable screen Press Menu OK button after selecting the item The con rmation screen is displayed 3 Setting Save the settings Schedule Yes No Press buttons to sele...

Page 329: ... timer screen Press Menu OK button to display the con guration screen 3 Setting After you turn on the unit it will automatically turn off in 60 minutes Off Timer Use buttons to set the time from operation start until the unit automatically stops Selections can be made in increments of 10 minutes from 30 to 180 minutes Holding down the button causes the number to change continuously Select the desi...

Page 330: ...ton to display the enable disable screen 2 Setting Enable Disable Off Timer Disable Press buttons to select Enable or Disable on the enable disable screen Press Menu OK button after selecting the item Then the con rmation screen is displayed 3 Setting Save the settings Off Timer Yes No Press button to select Yes on the con rmation screen Pressing Menu OK button con rms the enable disable for the o...

Page 331: ...6 7890 Indoor Model 000 Outdoor Model 000 The phone number for the contact is displayed at the top of the screen If it has not yet been entered it will not be displayed The model information of the indoor and outdoor units for your product will be displayed on the bottom of the screen For some models the product code may be displayed The model name will not be displayed if the indoor unit PCB has ...

Page 332: ...n and press Menu OK button 2 Draft Prevention Contrast Adjustment Display Configuration Setting Press buttons to select Draft Prevention and press Menu OK button 3 Disable Draft Prevention Enable Disable Setting Press buttons to select Enable or Disable The con rmation screen will appear when Menu OK button is pressed 4 No Yes Draft Prevention Save the settings Setting Press buttons to select Yes ...

Page 333: ...screen See page 38 Press buttons to select Contrast Adjustment on the con guration screen Press Menu OK button to display the contrast adjustment screen 2 Setting Dark Light Contrast Adjustment On the contrast adjustment screen press buttons until you reach the desired contrast After setting press Menu OK button and return to the basic screen 01_EN_3P243520 7Q indd 39 3 2 2015 5 36 44 PM ...

Page 334: ... screen 2 Setting Display Display Mode Standard Display Item Room Press buttons to select Display Mode on the display screen Press Menu OK button to display the display mode screen 3 Setting Display Mode Display Standard Press buttons to select Standard Detailed or Simple on the display screen Press Menu OK button to con rm the settings and return to the basic screen Refer to Display Item to chang...

Page 335: ...isplay these items even if they are selected Be sure to read the following notes regarding display of room temperature and outside air temperature Room Temp The temperature at the remote controller The temperature that is detected may be affected by the location of the remote controller Outside Air Temp The temperature at the outdoor unit The temperature that is detected may be affected by factors...

Page 336: ...st showing the current setting status will appear Press buttons to go to the next item Pressing Cancel button takes you back to the main menu screen Air ow Direction Off Timer Ventilation Rate Display Mode Ventilation Mode Display Item Schedule Filter Auto Clean Display items Display items may differ depending on the model Only the items that can be set are displayed Clock Calendar Date Time Opera...

Page 337: ...ng Date Time Year 2016 Month 10 Day 1 Saturday 12 00A Select Month with buttons Change the month with buttons Holding down the button causes the number to change continuously 5 Setting Date Time Year 2016 Month 10 Day 7 Friday 12 00A Select Day with buttons Change the day with buttons Holding down the button causes the number to change continuously Days of the week change automatically 6 Setting D...

Page 338: ... to change continuously Press Menu OK button The con rmation screen will appear The date can be set between January 1 2015 and December 31 2099 Note 8 Setting Save the settings Date Time Yes No Press button to select Yes on the con rmation screen Press Menu OK button to con rm the clock and return to the basic screen When setting the schedule the display returns to the settings screen 01_EN_3P2435...

Page 339: ...mation screen will appear when Menu OK button is pressed 3 Setting Save the settings 12H 24H Clock Yes No Press buttons to select Yes on the con rmation screen Pressing Menu OK button con rms the 12H or 24H and takes you back to the basic screen Daylight Saving Time How to display Daylight Saving Time Operation 1 Setting Main Menu Filter Auto Clean Maintenance Information Configuration Current Set...

Page 340: ...e or Disable on the enable disable screen Press Menu OK button to display the setting con rmation screen 3 Setting Save the settings Daylight Saving Time Yes No Press buttons to select Yes on the setting con rmation screen Pressing Menu OK button con rms the daylight saving time enable disable setting and takes you back to the basic screen Setting the date Operation 1 1 2 Setting Daylight Saving T...

Page 341: ...K button to display the setting con rmation screen 3 Setting Save the settings Daylight Saving Time Yes No Press buttons to select Yes on the setting con rmation screen Pressing Menu OK button con rms the Daylight Saving Time settings and takes you back to the basic screen When Daylight Saving Time is enabled When the time in the remote controller reaches 2 00 a m on the speci ed start date the cl...

Page 342: ...Español are available Press Menu OK button to con rm the settings and return to the basic screen Maintenance Reset Filter Indicator Operation 1 Cool Time to clean filter Set to 74F When it is time to clean or replace the lter one of the following messages will be displayed on the bottom of the basic screen Time to clean lter Time to clean lter element Time to clean element This is not displayed wh...

Page 343: ... on the main menu screen and press Menu OK button The displayed message Time to clean filter is no longer displayed on the basic screen when the lter sign is reset Maintaining the Unit and LCD Display Wipe the LCD and surface of the remote controller with a dry cloth when they become dirty If the dirt on the surface cannot be removed soak the cloth in neutral detergent diluted with water squeeze t...

Page 344: ...Simple display the message is not displayed and only the Operation lamp ashes Warning Push Menu button The Operation lamp will not ash For Simple display the message is not displayed and the Operation lamp does not ash either Press Menu OK button Operation lamp 2 Error Code A1 Contact Info 0123 456 7890 Indoor Model 000 Outdoor Model 000 The error code will ash and the service contact and model na...

Page 345: ...ult in electric shocks or re Consult your Daikin dealer Advise your Daikin Dealer of the following items Model name Date of installation Failure conditions As precise as possible Your address name and telephone number Repairs after Warranty Period Consult your Daikin dealer Inquiry about After sale Service Contact your Daikin dealer 01_EN_3P243520 7Q indd 51 3 2 2015 5 36 48 PM ...

Page 346: ...ST FAN TIME TEMP ON OFF M H L hr hr TEST F F 18 19 21 16 20 17 3 Fig 1 1 Fig 2 Fig 1 3 COOL HEAT CHANGEOVER REMOTE CONTROL SWITCH Not necessary to use with some of our product types Fig 1 2 The situation which opened the front cover of the remote control 22 23 00_CV_3P510048 1A_2 fm Page 2 Friday January 5 2018 3 38 PM 13 6 With BRC082A43 Wireless Remote Controller ...

Page 347: ... other objects into the air inlet or outlet As the fan is rotating at high speed it will cause injury Ask your dealer to move and reinstall the air conditioner Incomplete installation may result in a water leakage electric shock and fire Do not touch the switch with wet fingers Touching a switch with wet fingers can cause electric shock Do not operate the air conditioner with a wet hand Otherwise ...

Page 348: ...n the operation manual attached to the indoor unit 15 INSPECTION TEST OPERATION BUTTON This button is pressed for inspection or test operation Do not use for normal operation 16 EMERGENCY OPERATION SWITCH This switch is readily used if the remote controller does not work 17 RECEIVER This receives the signals from the remote controller 18 OPERATING INDICATOR LAMP Red This lamp stays lit while the a...

Page 349: ...L HEAT CHANGEOVER REMOTE CONTROL SWITCH Fig 1 1 2 on page 3 OPERATION MODE SELECTOR Press OPERATION MODE SELECTOR button several times and select the OPERATION MODE of your choice as follows COOLING OPERATION HEATING OPERATION AUTOMATIC OPERATION In this operation mode COOL HEAT changeover is auto matically conducted For VRV system is not installed FAN OPERATION DRY OPERATION The function of this ...

Page 350: ... this button is pressed setting tempera ture rises 1 F Each time this button is pressed setting tempera ture lowers 1 F In case of automatic operation Each time this button is pressed setting tempera ture shifts to H side Each time this button is pressed setting tempera ture shifts to L side F The setting is impossible for fan operation NOTE The setting temperature range of the remote controller i...

Page 351: ... The displays showing of all slave indoor unit connected to the same outdoor unit or BS unit flash Press the OPERATION MODE SELECTOR button to the indoor unit that you wish to designate as the mas ter remote controller Then designation is completed This indoor unit is designated as the master remote controller and the display showing vanishes To change settings repeat steps and When the remote con...

Page 352: ...peration from time to time With U4 U5 displayed on the remote controller the unit stops but it resumes operation in a few minutes Since electric noises produced from other equipment than the air conditioner interrupt communication between the units the unit stops operation If these electric noises subside operation is restarted auto matically COOLING HEATING changeover is impossible If the indoor ...

Page 353: ...Operate the indoor unit with the remote controller of the same number Signal transmitted from 1 remote controller of a different number cannot be accepted If the number is not mentioned it is con sidered as 1 The system operates but it does not sufficiently cool or heat If the set temperature is not proper See page 7 If the FAN SPEED is set to LOW SPEED See page 7 Contact the place of purchase in ...

Page 354: ...er clock and other device obtained locally 3 An interface adaptor KRP928BB2S is also required for each indoor unit 4 Standard accessory FVXS Series Option Name Model Name 1 Wireless LAN connection adaptor BRP072A43 2 Wiring adaptor for timer clock remote controller 1 normal open pulse contact normal open contact KRP413BB1S 3 Central remote controller 2 DCS302C71 4 Unified ON OFF controller 2 DCS30...

Page 355: ...djustment grill KPW937F4 KPW063B4 2 Back protection wire net KKG067A41 KKG063A42 3 Drain plug KKP937A4 4 Drain pan heater FTDBHMS KEH067A41E FTDBHML KEH063A4E 5 Snow hood intake side plate KPS067A41 KPS063A41 6 Snow hood intake rear plate KPS067A42 KPS063A44 7 Snow hood outlet KPS067A44 KPS063A47 Notes Standard accessory ...

Page 356: ...er source lines to avoid electric noise external noise 6 Select a flat surface wherever possible to mount the remote controller To prevent deformation of the cases do not overtighten the mounting screws Insert a bladed screwdriver into the concave in the remote controller lower case to remove the upper case assembly two locations 1 Exposed mounting Secure the remote controller lower case with the ...

Page 357: ...e tape Double face adhesive tape Attached five wire cord Remote controller cord Note 1 Connector Connector Connector Tie band to secure the cord Tie band to secure the cord Tie band to secure the cord Upper case assembly Lower case Cord drawn out on the back Catch the lower hook first Cord drawn out on the top To remote control adapter Remote controller board Remote controller board Note 1 Ground ...

Page 358: ...e button Adjusts the airflow rate Time setting button for the timer Display Timer select button Displays the operating conditions Clock setting button page 9 page 7 page 5 Selects an operation mode Displays the operating conditions Selects one of the following ONE TIME timer ON DAILY timer ON TIMER OFF CAUTION This remote controller cannot be used together with a standard wireless remote controlle...

Page 359: ...gy Clean the air filter monthly every two weeks as required or so Please take note of the following points Electric power is consumed even when the air conditioner is not in operation When the unit is not used for a long period of time such as during off season turn off the breaker Operating conditions If the operation is continued under any conditions other than the following the safety device ma...

Page 360: ...ion is changed to Celsius one the temperature value 0 5 C will be rounded up Thus the preset temperature may be changed Example A preset temperature of 65 F equivalent to 18 5 C will be changed to 19 C 66 F by changing the temperature indication In this case if you change the Celsius temperature indication again to the Fahrenheit one the preset temperature is shown not as 65 F but as 66 F equivale...

Page 361: ...utomatic DRY Heating Cooling DRY Cooling Cooling only model Heat pump model To stop the operation Press again The run indicator lamp goes out In Automatic the temperature setting and operation mode DRY Cooling or Heating are automatically selected according to the room temperature and outdoor temperature at the time of starting operation DRY operation In this mode humidity is removed from the air ...

Page 362: ... heating operation the heating capacity is decreased In this case the unit starts defrosting operation No hot air comes out of the indoor unit during defrosting operation To adjust the temperature and airflow rate To adjust the airflow direction page 9 Operation mode Setting to be adjusted Automatic DRY Cooling Heating Temperature Airflow rate Temperature cannot be adjusted Airflow rate cannot be ...

Page 363: ...ler Do not forcibly adjust louvers by hand or a malfunction may occur Adjusting Airflow Direction 1 Press during operation Each time the button is pressed the airflow direction louvers change their movement Adjust the airflow direction for maximum comfort To adjust the Airflow Direction 1 Wall Mounted Types without horizontal swing function The horizontal airflow direction louvers move up and down...

Page 364: ...and left The vertical airflow direction louvers stop just when the button is pressed Swing horizontally Swing vertically Airflow direction louvers stop The vertical and horizontal louvers cannot move at the same time Note The operating procedure and remote controller display are different depending on the indoor unit being connected Read How to Adjust the Airflow Direction in the air conditioner s...

Page 365: ... has passed before making any timer setting the previous timer settings are reintroduced and the timer is on standby In this case use the time setting button and make your desired timer settings ONE TIME timer DAILY timer TIMER OFF ON time OFF time Timer settings displayed 1 2 4 6 3 5 The timer lamp lights up The ONE TIME or DAILY TIMER disappears from the display and the timer lamp goes out too N...

Page 366: ...ecrement Hold the button down to advance quickly When the ON timer is not used save the setting as 4 Press 5 Press to make the OFF timer setting 6 Press The ONE TIME timer is now programmed Both of the ON and OFF time cannot be set as blinks When the OFF timer is not used save the setting as ONE TIME timer programmed The set time is displayed ON timer activated and system starts The ON timer setti...

Page 367: ... ONE TIME timer DAILY timer TIMER OFF The timer lamp lights up 1 2 1 2 ON time 24 hour timer display OFF time Timers The settings of timers and can be seen at a glance Two pairs of ON and OFF time settings can be programmed Timer settings displayed 1 2 3 2 The ONE TIME or DAILY TIMER and the timer lamp are no longer displayed Timers and programmed Timer alone programmed 1 1 2 Note The system start...

Page 368: ... lights up 3 Press The DAILY timer is now programmed Note If the following appears on the display the timer must be reprogrammed The 24 hour timer display is blinking The 24 hour timer display is blinking This means that Timers and are programmed for the same time settings New time settings must be made This means that the timer has not been programmed yet When the timer is not used save the setti...

Page 369: ...ush When the unit is not used for a long time On a sunny day keep the system running for half a day in the FAN mode to dry it up inside 3 1 2 FAN mode 1 Press to select the cooling mode 2 Press to adjust the set temperature to 32 C 90 F 3 Press The airflow rate remains the same and is not adjustable Run the system when the room temperature is below 28 C 82 F Finally turn off the circuit breaker de...

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Page 371: ...nd front panel to their original positions Other models D G Inside the indoor unit S602 S21 S601 S403 Printed circuit board of the indoor unit A Wireless LAN connection adapter D Connection cord HA PCB G or Harness H J Wireless LAN connection adapter Electrical wiring box HA PCB G A Be sure to turn OFF the power at the time of installation work Touching any electric parts with the power turned ON ...

Page 372: ...ect the HA PCB without removing the electrical wiring box if possible G 5 Install the HA PCB to the electrical wiring box 1 Attach the harness with ferrite core by connecting it to the S601 and S602 connectors on the HA PCB See Fig 2 2 Insert the connector of the harness with ferrite core into the S403 connector on the electrical wiring box See Fig 2 3 Install the HA PCB to the electrical wiring b...

Page 373: ...g 1 Fig 3 Fig 2 S403 HA PCB S21 connector white HA PCB G G Harness without ferrite core J S601 S602 To S403 connector D Connection cord Spacer Back of the HA PCB G Electrical wiring box How to attach the HA PCB G 4 Remove the electrical wiring box if necessary 1 Disconnect the inter unit wire 2 Disconnect the fan motor connector S200 and swing motor connector S6 3 Disconnect the thermistor and gro...

Page 374: ...G CFCRVGT ECUG VQ KVU QTKIKPCN EQPFKVKQP Close the adapter by hooking the top of the upper case on the top clip of the lower case Push until you hear a click Check that the connection cord is securely fastened D 4GOQXG VJG WRRGT ECUG QH VJG YKTGNGUU 0 EQPPGEVKQP CFCRVGT Press a slot head screwdriver into the dent between the upper and lower cases of the wireless LAN connection adapter to remove Be...

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Page 376: ... VJG TGSWKTGF KPHQTOCVKQP HQT VJG 9K K TQWVGT VCR and then tap Connect on the wireless connection screen Follow the on screen instructions and then continue as in step 5 2 1 JGEM VJCV VJG 2 NCOR KU NKV EQPVKPWQWUN H VJG 2 NCOR KU PQV NKV JQNF FQYP VJG 1 DWVVQP QP VJG CFCRVGT HQT CDQWV UGEQPFU VQ RTQORV VJG 2 NCOR VQ NKIJV WR EQPVKPWQWUN KIJVU KP CDQWV UGEQPFU QPPGEV VJG UOCTVRJQPG VCDNGV 2 CPF VJG...

Page 377: ...L http daikincomfort com DuctlessWireless FAQ r FAQ can be viewed via smartphone tablet PC To access please scan the 2D barcode This telecommunication equipment is in compliance with FCC IC requirements FCC CAUTION JCPIGU QT OQFKƂECVKQPU PQV GZRTGUUN CRRTQXGF D VJG RCTV TGURQPUKDNG HQT EQORNKCPEG EQWNF XQKF VJG WUGToU CWVJQTKV VQ operate the equipment This transmitter must not be co located or ope...

Page 378: ...L AULTY INSTALLATION MAY LEAD TO FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK O NOT BUNDLE THE POWER CORD OR ATTEMPT TO EXTEND IT BY SPLICING IT WITH ANOTHER CORD OR BY USING AN EXTENSION CORD O NOT PLACE ANY OTHER LOAD ON THE POWER CIRCUIT USED FOR THE UNIT MPROPER WIRING MAY LEAD TO ELECTRIC SHOCK HEAT GENERATION OR FIRE 5SE DEDICATED WIRING FOR ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS AND BE SURE TO ARRANGE THE WIRING SO THAT FOR...

Page 379: ...NG 3ECURING WIRES IN THE CASING 339 3ECURING WIRES IN THE INDOOR UNIT ONNECT ONE END OF THE WIRING TO CONNECTOR 3 OF THE 0 IN THE INDOOR UNIT ONNECT THE OTHER END OF THE WIRING TO CONNECTOR 3 OF THE 2EMOTE ONTROL 0 ONNECT FIELD WIRING ACCORDING TO THE FUNCTIONS ASSIGNED TO EACH CONNECTION TERMINAL OF THE 2EMOTE ONTROL 0 3ECURE ALL WIRES 4HE METHOD FOR SECURING WIRE VARIES DEPENDING ON THE MODEL OF...

Page 380: ...E FOLLOWING DATA IN THE EVENT OF A POWER FAILURE THE STORAGE PERIOD IS LIMITLESS N FF SEE OTE PERATION MODES SEE OTE 4EMPERATURE SETTING IR FLOW RATE N FF STATUS OF REMOTE CONTROLLER OTE 7HEN 37 IS IN FF MODE THE UNIT WILL NOT BE ACTIVATED OTE 4HE FOLLOWING SETTINGS APPLY TO THE MODELS BELOW OTE OT ALL SETTINGS WILL BE SAVED E G HUMIDITY OR SWING SETTINGS WILL NOT BE SAVED 3ET 37 TO N AND SELECT P...

Page 381: ...ROL 0 EFECT IN WIRING EFECT IN INDOOR UNIT S 0 4RANSMISSION ERROR BETWEEN REMOTE CONTROLLER AND INDOOR UNIT O 9ES S THE MALFUNCTION LIGHT OF THE 2EMOTE ONTROL 0 ON O 9ES 2 3WITCH 3ETTINGS AND ONNECTION 4ERMINALS 37 37 3 3 3 3 CONNECTOR 3 3 3 3ELECTING THE OPERATION MODE 3ELECTING N FF WHEN POWER IS RESTORED AFTER A POWER FAILURE 37 PERATION MODE 37 PERATION MODE n PERATION MODE 5SED WITH THE EXCEP...

Page 382: ...ATURE CAN BE MONITORED FROM THE NTELLIGENT 4OUCH ONTROLLER OMPONENT 0ARTS 4HIS KIT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS HECK TO ENSURE THAT NONE OF THESE ARE MISSING s NSTALLATION SHOULD BE LEFT TO THE DEALER OR ANOTHER QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL MPROPER INSTALLATION BY YOURSELF MAY CAUSE MALFUNCTION ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE s NSTALL THE SET ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL NCOMPLETE OR...

Page 383: ...JECTED OPERATE STOP TIMER PROHIBITION 4 AST COMMAND PRIORITY ONTACT PEN TO CLOSE AIR CONDITION STOPS LOSE TO OPEN NO CHANGE IN OPERATING STATUS ONTACT PEN TO CLOSE AIR CONDITION RUNS LOSE TO OPEN AIR CONDITIONER IS STOPPED 4 ONSTANT CONTACT INPUT 2EMOTE CONTROL ALL PROHIBITION PERMISSION INPUT 4HE OPERATING STATUS OF THE AIR CONDITIONER IS REVERSED BY AN INSTANTANEOUS INPUT OF MSEC OR MORE NSTANTA...

Page 384: ...N OR AFTER WHEN THE CONTACT IS CLOSED THE POWER TIMER MAY BE CANCELLED DEPENDING ON THE COMBINATION WITH THE MODEL NFORMATION 0RESS THE LOWER PART OF THE UPPER CASING AND PRESS FIT IT ONTO THE LOWER CASING 0RESS THE UPPER CASING PRECISELY UNTIL A CLICKING SOUND IS HEARD 7IRING 5PPER CASING 3LIT 4HIN PART ONNECTION TO 2EMOTE ONTROL 0 BOARD 2EMOVAL OF UPPER CASING 3ECURING OF LOWER CASING OUNT AND S...

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Page 386: ...rille 3 PUVCNN VJG CKT ƂNVGT VJGP OQWPV VJG HTQPV RCPGN 9JGP VJGTG KU PQ YQTM URCEG DGECWUG VJG WPKV KU ENQUG VQ EGKNKPI KUGPICIG VJG ƃCR JQTK QPVCN DNCFG CPF RWNN VJG NQYGT part of the front grille toward yourself to remove it H KV KU FKHƂEWNV VQ TGOQXG RNCEG DQVJ JCPFU WPFGT VJG center of the front grille and while pushing up pull it toward yourself r 4GOQXCN OGVJQF 1 Remove front panel 2 4GOQXG...

Page 387: ...dels may not have ground earth wire 4 Remove the mounting screw of the electrical wiring box 1 screw Mounting screw of electrical wiring box The position of the ground earth wire may differ depending on the model Make sure that the mounting bracket of the thermistor will not fall off Thermistor Inter unit wire Ground Earth wire Green Yellow Ground Earth wire Green S200 S6 WARNING r G UWTG VQ VWTP ...

Page 388: ...connection cord into the HA connector S21 white on the HA PCB this set 2 Route the HA connection cord as shown in Fig 2 Connecting HA PCB Fig 1 Connection points of the HA PCB Fig 2 Routing HA connection cord HA PCB HA connector S21 white Installing HA PCB on the electrical wiring box Electrical wiring box Back of the HA PCB Spacer S403 Insert the cord into the S403 connector HA connector S21 whit...

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Page 390: ...VJG WRRGT JQQMU NQECVKQPU 2 Insert 3 screws of the front grille 3 PUVCNN VJG CKT ƂNVGT VJGP OQWPV VJG HTQPV RCPGN When there is no YorM spaEe DeEause the unit is Elose to Eeiling KUGPICIG VJG ƃCR JQTK QPVCN DNCFG CPF RWNN VJG NQYGT part of the front grill toward yourself to remove it H KV KU FKHƂEWNV VQ TGOQXG RNCEG DQVJ JCPFU WPFGT VJG center of the front grille and while pushing up pull it towar...

Page 391: ... models may not have S11 connecter 3 Disconnect the thermistor and ground wire from the heat exchanger two screws Some models may not have ground wire 4 Remove the mounting screw of the electrical wiring box one screw Mounting screw of electrical wiring box contact wire The position of the ground wire may differ depending on the model S200 S6 Thermistor Ground wire Green Electrical wiring cover Ma...

Page 392: ... the HA connection cord See Fig 1 and 2 1 Insert the HA connection cord into the HA connector S21 white on the HA PCB this set 2 Route the HA connection cord as shown in Fig 2 Fig 1 Connection points of the HA PCB Fig 2 Routing HA connection cord Connecting HA PCB Insert the cord into the S403 connector Installing HA PCB on the electrical wiring box Electrical wiring box Back of the HA PCB Spacer ...

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Page 398: ...emperature etc 4 Can be connected to an external central monitor panel and key system using the forced stop input non voltage a connector When using 1 central remote controller When using 2 central remote controllers The central remote controller and the separately sold remote control adapter circuit board or group remote con trol adapter cannot be used together GROUP OF INDOOR UNIT refers to the ...

Page 399: ...ay result in equipment or property damage only accidents Keep these warning sheets handy so that you can refer to them if needed Also if this equipment is transferred to a new user make sure to hand over this operation manual to the new user DANGER Any abnormalities in the operation of the air conditioner such as smoke or fire could result in severe injury or death Turn off the power and contact y...

Page 400: ...398 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P124623 1E 3 ALL OPTION L NOT AVAILABLE SET FRESH UP H HH No CODE UNIT No TEST INDIVIDUALLY C F 1 2 Fig 1 Fig 3 Fig 2 Fig 4 ...

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Page 402: ...after stop ping operation Always wait at least five minutes before turning off the power Otherwise water leakage and trouble may occur The appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision The remote controller should be installed in such a way that children cannot play with it NOTE Never press the button of the remote controller with a hard pointed object T...

Page 403: ...des remote controller prohibition remote controller permission 3 Set temperature remote controller prohibition remote controller permission Zone control for simpler setting procedures You can control a maximum of 64 groups of indoor units by using this central remote controller You don t have to repeat the same setting operations by group because you can make each of the following settings by zone...

Page 404: ...on should not normally be used 12 DISPLAY TIME TO CLEAN It lights up when any individual unit group has reached the time for the filter or element to be cleaned ALL INDIVIDUALLY TEST 13 DISPLAY COOLING HEATING SELECTION PRIVILEGE NOT SHOWN For zones or individual units groups for which this is displayed cooling and heating cannot be selected 14 DISPLAY UNDER HOST COMPUTER INTEGRATED CON TROL While...

Page 405: ...unit or a zone 26 ON OFF BUTTON Starts and stops ALL ZONE and INDIVIDUAL units 27 TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT BUTTON ZONE NUMBER BUTTON This button is pressed when setting the temperature Select the zone number if any zones have been registered 28 FAN DIRECTION ADJUSTMENT BUTTON This button is pressed when setting the fan direction to fixed or swing 29 OPERATION MODE SELECTOR BUTTON This sets the opera...

Page 406: ...nge displays 4 Call up the desired mode by pressing the OPERATION MODE SELECTOR but ton Set to when you do not wish to use batch set ting for the operation setting Group operation and stop method Fig 5 This is for operating or stopping connected units in groups Group operation 1 Press the ALL INDIVIDUAL button to enter the individual screen The unit will enter the individual screen automati cally ...

Page 407: ...tion of zone registration 1 Pressing the for at least four seconds while pressing the FIL TER SIGN RESET button when ZONE SET is displayed will delete all zone registrations The zone registrations for all units will be lost Zone operation and stop method Fig 7 This is for operating or stopping connected units in zones Zone operation 1 Press the ALL INDIVIDUAL button to enter the zone screen 2 Usin...

Page 408: ...mati cally if nothing is done for one minute 2 Using the arrow keys move the to select the units to ventilation mode or ventilation strength adjustment Keeping the button pressed down will move it rapidly 3 Press the VENTILATION MODE button It will scroll through Press the VENTILATION STRENGTH ADJUSTMENT button It will scroll through The fresh up function may not be available depending on the conn...

Page 409: ...reen after that will change the timer number for zone number 1 so the setting to prevent leaving the units on will be lost for zone number 1 only If a timer number is set incorrectly by accident redo the setting in the desired screen What happens when the timer number on time and off time are set to the same time When the on time and off time are set to the same time for the same timer number oper...

Page 410: ...ting start stop freely by remote controller during the preset hours Individual Use this mode when executing start stop both by central remote controller and remote controller Timer operation possible by remote controller Use this mode when executing start stop by remote con troller during the preset hours and not starting operation by the central remote controller at the programmed time of system ...

Page 411: ...vidual stop by central remote controller or timer stop ON OFF control impossible by remote controller Rejection Example Rejection Example Rejection Example Rejection Acceptance 0 Rejection 10 Acceptance Example Acceptance Example 1 Example Rejection 11 Only OFF control possible by remote controller Acceptance Rejection Acceptance 2 Rejection 12 Acceptance Acceptance 3 Rejection 13 Centralized Acce...

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Page 413: ...ion is possible See the included operating manuals for details When the indoor unit is in heat operation change the set ting to FAN operation through the central remote control ler then you can switch the fan speed to the extremely low fan speed Warm air may blow if any other indoor unit belonging to the same system is in heat operation The indoor fan stops during defrost hot start DRY cannot be s...

Page 414: ...e display flashes under the group No where the indoor unit that has stopped due to mal function Registration 1 Press the ARROW KEY BUTTON to call up the group that has stopped due to malfunction The unit No the malfunction code is flashing because of an error failure Operation lamp Maintenance display Unit No Malfunction code Error content 64 Indoor air thermistor error 65 Outdoor air thermistor e...

Page 415: ...ty connection cut wire short circuit fault H9 Outdoor unit Outdoor air thermistor Th1 Error faulty connection cut wire short circuit fault HC Outdoor unit Water temperature sensor system error HF Ice thermal storage unit error ice thermal storage controller error error in outdoor unit during ice thermal storage operation HJ Outdoor unit water system fault J1 Outdoor unit pressure sensor error J3 O...

Page 416: ...it Transmission error between outdoor unit and BS unit U5 Transmission error between remote controller and indoor control unit U5 Remote controller board fault or remote controller setting fault U6 Transmission error between indoor units U7 Transmission error between outdoor units Transmission error between outdoor unit and ice thermal storage unit U7 Transmission error between outdoor units cooli...

Page 417: ...mote controller and press the OPERA TION MODE SELECTOR BUTTON The master remote controller is set for this group and the display goes out The display appears for the other groups Setting is finished now When switching operation In case of operation switch Call up the zone including the group with the setting of master remote controller Zone without the display Press the OPERATION MODE SELECTOR BUT...

Page 418: ...also not be correctly displayed if DIII NET exten sion ADP is used Display of time to clean Fig 16 This central remote controller displays the time to clean the air filter or air cleaner element for each group or any given group by utilizing two types of signs The display tells the time to clean the air filter or the air cleaner element of some group If a cleaning sign is displayed A filter or ele...

Page 419: ...ted group No 6 Press to return to the NORMAL MODE Operated by simplified remote controller 1 Activate power to both the central remote controller and indoor unit 2 Remove the upper part of the remote controller 3 Press the BUTTON field set on the PC board The controller will enter the FIELD SET MODE 4 Select the MODE No with the BUT TON and BUTTON temperature setting 5 Use the BUTTON set A and BUT...

Page 420: ...15 Indoor unit Quantity of units Controlled by Location You can perform the normal operation take off the malfunction contact point and unified start stop by contact point all by connecting this unit with the unification adaptor for computerized control For further details ask your DAIKIN dealer a Unification adaptor for computerized control b Central remote controller With two central remote cont...

Page 421: ...unit an electric parts box of KJB311A is required For installation a steel electric parts box to be embedded is mandatory Power supply 1 50 60Hz 100V 240V Power consumption Max 8W Forced ON OFF input Continuous a contact Contact current approximately 10mA Size 180 W 120 H 64 5 D Weight 420g 180 16 48 5 120 71 INDIVIDUALLY F ...

Page 422: ...420 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P124623 1E 25 Fig 9 Fig 12 Fig 10 Fig 11 ...

Page 423: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 421 3P124623 1E 26 Fig 14 Fig 13 Fig 16 Fig 15 ...

Page 424: ...422 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 1P126474 1B 14 11 DCS301C71 Unified ON OFF Controller Installation Manual ...

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Page 427: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 425 1P126474 1B ...

Page 428: ...426 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 1P126474 1B ...

Page 429: ... with wet fingers Touching a switch with wet fingers can cause electric shock CAUTION After a long use check the unit stand and fitting for damage If they are left in a damaged condition the unit may fall and result in injury Do not allow a child to mount on the unit or avoid placing any object on it Falling or tumbling may result in injury Do not let children play on and around the unit If they t...

Page 430: ...peration for about on minute These conditions are not malfunctions States of lamps Contents of malfunctions Flashing of operation lamp Flashing of UNDER HOST COMPUTER INTEGRATED CONTROL lamp Indicates malfunctions in the indoor unit in the group where the operation lamp is flashing Indicates malfunctions in optional controllers for centralized control The following four patterns of control mode ca...

Page 431: ...urs Features thin design of a mere 16 mm in thickness Uses JIS recessed box for 2 Wiring can be up to 1 km in length Applicable wiring methods include bus and star in addition to crossover type Can be used in combination with other D BACS equipment SPECIFICATIONS Specifications Outline drawings Specifications and appearance subject to change without notice Display of time 12 hour digital display C...

Page 432: ...430 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P162015 1A 14 14 DST301BA61 Schedule Timer Controller Installation Manual ...

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Page 437: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 435 3P124623 5C 1 1 2 3 6 4 9 7 8 10 11 5 DST301BA61 17 15 14 12 13 18 19 20 16 DST301BA61 1 2 14 15 DST301BA61 Schedule Timer Controller Operation Manual ...

Page 438: ...436 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P124623 5C 2 1 2 3 4 DST301BA61 7 3 2 1 8 6 4 5 DST301BA61 7 6 2 3 7 1 8 5 4 5 6 DST301BA61 DST301BA61 3 7 5 4 6 ...

Page 439: ...k and fire Ask your dealer for improvement repair and maintenance Incomplete improvement repair and main tenance may result in a water leakage elec tric shock and fire Improper installation or attachment of equipment or accessories could result in electric shock short circuit leaks fire or other damage to the equipment Be sure only to use accessories made by Daikin which are specifically designed ...

Page 440: ...aterials such as nails and other metal or wooden parts may cause stabs or other injuries Tear apart and throw away plastic packaging bags so that children will not play with them If children play with a plastic bag which was not torn apart they face the risk of suffocation Do not turn off the power immediately after stopping operation Always wait at least five minutes before turn ing off the power...

Page 441: ...in conjunction with central remote controller Optional Accessory The operation controlled by programmed time can be set for up to eight different patterns timer No 1 8 Each schedule pattern can be also selected Operation controlled by programmed time Operating time and stopping time can be set to the minute by each day of the week The operating and stopping patterns can also be set in schedule acc...

Page 442: ...he operation controlled by timer is not available on that day 7 DISPLAY SETTING OF DAYS OF A WEEK Flashes below the day of the week pro grammed 8 DISPLAY MALFUNC TION CODE Displays the contents of malfunction during the stop due to malfunction 9 DISPLAY PRESENT TIME Displays the present day of the week and time 10 DISPLAY PRO GRAMMED TIME OF SYSTEM START Displays the time programmed to start 11 DI...

Page 443: ...time signal of TV radio telephone etc is heard The mark flashes and the clock starts NOTES The clock used is of 12 hour type When you turn power supply on the sys tem may display for about one minute and not start to operate after all the liquid crystal displays appear at a time If the CLOCK ADJUSTING BUTTON is pressed by mistake press it again to return to the original state As the clock does not...

Page 444: ...nction with the cen tral remote controller The TIME No is not displayed and can not be selected 3 Press the BUTTON FOR SELECTING DAYS OF A WEEK and set the proper day of the week Each time you press it the flash ing display of days of a week shifts to the right 1 Setting programmed time 4 Set the programmed time of system start 1 by using the HOUR MINUTE BUTTON Each time the HOUR MINUTE BUTTON is ...

Page 445: ...matically revert back to the original state In this case setting contents up to the point where the TIMER ON BUTTON or HOL IDAY SETTING BUTTON or BUTTON FOR COPYING PROGRAM OF PREVI OUS DAY is pressed will only take effect The display PROGRAM START and the display of days of a week disappears The flashing display goes off and the No of programmed time of the present day is displayed Then the opera...

Page 446: ...splay returns to the origi nal state Press the TIMER ON BUTTON to finalize the cancella tion In the same procedure cancel the programmed time of system off 2 B Cancel the whole 7 Press the BUTTON FOR SELECTING DAYS OF A WEEK and shift to the day of the week to be canceled Then press the HOL IDAY SETTING BUTTON the dis play OFF appears at the top of the particular day of the week The programmed tim...

Page 447: ...lized control the OPERATION LAMP of the unit that is not under operation control may be turned on or off a few minutes behind schedule This shows that the signal is being exchanged and does not indicate any failure Operation control code Two different types of operation control codes can be selected when this kit is used indepen dently when not used in conjunction with the central remote controlle...

Page 448: ...re 128 or more indoor units con nected Turn on or off MC Address failure of schedule timer Fixes The following causes are possible Check each one 1 Do the control rangeaddresses in the central remote control ler overlap 2 Do the control rangeaddresses in the on off con troller overlap 3 Are there 2 or more schedule timers con nected Flash UE Malfunction of transmission between indoor unit and opti...

Page 449: ...1 Is another timer num ber set with the cen tral remote controller set for on at the same time If two timer numbers are set make sure that the settings for holidays and working days do not overlap between the different timer numbers The TIME NO is not displayed The following causes are possible 1 The TIME NO is not displayed when using the schedule timer alone It can be set if using the central re...

Page 450: ...nting location taking the following cautions into account 1 Where the average temperature of an air conditioned room can be detected 2 Where it is not exposed to the direct sunlight 3 Where it is not influenced by other heat sources 4 Where it is not exposed to the direct discharge air from the air conditioner 5 Where it is not exposed to the outdoor air infiltrated into the room by opening the do...

Page 451: ...g each other b For embedded wiring Sensor box cover Mounting screw Sensor box Metal plate for single unit without hole field supplied Mounting frame which matches with the switch box field supplied Extension cable Through hole Switch box for single unit field supplied Sheathed part Sensor box Clamp knot Thermal insulation material Pass the extension cable through the switch box cable hole and carr...

Page 452: ...rd for the indoor unit and the other electric line 3 Make sure to securely connect the connectors Defective connection may result in incorrect detection of room temperature or malfunction 4 Do not splice wires Procedure 1 When wiring to the indoor unit PCB remove the existing thermistor for detection of inlet air temperature and then connect the extension cable When doing this work make sure to ch...

Page 453: ...ermo ON status Make sure wires to units do not pass over the PCB when wiring Electric wiring Interlocking Humidifier and Heater Fan ON status Refer to the wiring diagram attached to the indoor unit before attempting to wire Thermo ON and Fan ON status 1 Contact terminals X1 and X2 close while the indoor unit is Thermo ON call for cooling or heating Contact terminals X3 and X4 close when indoor uni...

Page 454: ...452 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P400464 1 14 18 KRP4A98 Installation Box for Adaptor PCB ...

Page 455: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 453 3P400464 1 ...

Page 456: ...454 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P561172 1 14 19 KPW937F4 Air Direction Adjustment Grille ...

Page 457: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 455 3P561172 1 ...

Page 458: ...456 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P534932 1B 14 20 KPW063B4 Air Direction Adjustment Grille ...

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Page 460: ...458 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P397444 1 14 21 KKG067A41 Back Protection Wire Net ...

Page 461: ...FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 459 2P403095 1 14 22 KKG063A42 Back Protection Wire Net ...

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Page 463: ... wire mesh if one is Ƃtted 2 screws For type B and C models only 4 Remove the front plate 5 Remove the anti drip cover For type B and C models only 6 AfƂx the information label near the manufacture s label r The appearance of the outdoor unit and the number of screws may differ from some models r Screw types for each component are indicated as below 0o icon Hexagon tapping screw U Truss head tappi...

Page 464: ...the heat exchanger with ease 2 Lift up the heat exchanger and insert the plates of the drain pan heater under the heat exchanger r The ground plate of the drain pan heater should be installed so that in type A models it Ƃrmly adheres to the bottom frame and in type B and C models it Ƃrmly adheres to the partition plate r Install the drain pan heater in a position where it does not come into contac...

Page 465: ... Heat exchanger Holes D Ground plate The ground plate should be installed so that it Ƃrmly adheres to the bottom frame Plate Insert the plate under the heat exchanger Drain pan heater A Hole Fix with the M4 piercing screw B M4 piercing screw B M4 piercing screws B D C C Hole Bottom frame View D View D Heat exchanger Hole Fix with the M4 piercing screw B Installation Procedure 3 For type A models L...

Page 466: ...pan heater harness in place by screwing the M4 piercing screws into the holes 3 locations 3 Install the fan motor base r Be careful not to confuse screw types Refer to Installation Procedure 2 4 Trim the electrical wiring box with nippers at the locations shown in the Ƃgures then cover the trimmed edges with the sealing material 5 Insert the drain pan heater harness into the space that was trimmed...

Page 467: ...is no slack and secure it with the binding band 1 location r Cut the tip of the binding band For type A models A C C For type B models Binding band C E Heater side terminal white harness Thermostat side terminal black harness View E Binding band C E Heater side terminal white harness Thermostat side terminal black harness View E For type C models Heater side terminal white harness Thermostat side ...

Page 468: ...466 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P436077 1 14 24 KPS067A41 Snow Hood Intake Side Plate ...

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Page 470: ...468 FTX N U FVXS N FDMQ R Series EDUS091558E 3P436078 1 14 25 KPS067A42 Snow Hood Intake Rear Plate ...

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