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Service & Maintenance

Service & Maintenance

•  Disconnect from main supply before servicing the air conditioner.

•  The unit is designed to give long life operation with minimum maintenance required. However, it should be regularly 

checked and the following items should be given due attention.

Components

Maintenance Procedures

Period

Air Filter 
(Indoor Unit)

1.  Remove any dust adhering to the 

fi

 lter by using a vacuum 

cleaner or wash in lukewarm water (below 40°C) with a neutral 
cleaning detergent.

2. Rinse the 

fi

 lter well and dry before placing it back onto the 

unit.

3.  Note: Never use gasoline, volatile substances or chemicals to 

clean the 

fi

 lter.

At least once every 2 
weeks.
More frequently if 
necessary.

Indoor Unit

1.  Clean any dirt or dust on the grille or panel by wiping it with a 

soft cloth soaked in lukewarm water (below 40°C) and a neutral 
detergent solution.

2.  Note: Never use gasoline, volatile substances or chemicals to 

clean the indoor unit.

At least once every 2 
weeks.
More frequently if 
necessary.

Condense Drain 
Pan & Pipe

1.  Check the cleanliness and clean it if necessary.
2.  Check the condensate water 

fl

 ow.

Every 3 months.

Indoor Fan

Check if there is any abnormal noise.

If necessary.

Indoor / Outdoor 
Coil

1.  Check and remove the dirt between the 

fi

 ns.

2.  Check and remove any obstacles which hinder air 

fl

 ow through 

the indoor or outdoor.

3.  Note: Avoid direct contact of any coil treatment material on the 

plastic part. This may cause plastic part to deform as a result 
of chemical reaction.

Every month.

Power Supply

1.  Check the running current and voltage for indoor and outdoor 

unit.

2.  Check the electrical wiring and tighten the wire onto the terminal 

block if necessary.

Every 2 months.

Every year.

Compressor

No maintenance needed if refrigerant circuit remains sealed. 
However, check for refrigerant leak at joint and 

fi

 tting.

Every 6 months.

Indoor Models

1.  Open the front panel

•  Hold the panel at the recesses on the main unit 

(2 recesses on right and left sides) and lift it until 
it stops.

2.  Remove the front panel

•  While lifting the front panel further, slide it to the 

right and pull it to the front side. The left rotating 
shaft is detached. Slide the right rotating shaft to 
the left and pull it to the front side to remove it.

3.  Attach the front panel

•  Align the right and left rotating shafts of the front 

panel with the grooves and push them all the 
way in.

•  Gently close the front panel. (Push both ends 

and the center on the front panel.)

Rotating 
shaft

Recess on 
main unit

Summary of Contents for FTXN25MV1B

Page 1: ...TECHNICAL MANUAL Split Unit Air Conditioner Inverter Multi Split Series MX B Series Cooling only Heatpump 50Hz TM 5MSY B ST A1 R410A...

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Page 3: ...1 Outdoor 2 Product Line Up 3 Application Information 6 Operating Range 6 Refrigerant Circuit Diagrams 7 Installation Guideline 8 Engineering Physical Data 20 Performance Data 23 Outline Dimension 26...

Page 4: ...ii...

Page 5: ...gerant N R410A Model FT Wall Mounted Cooling Only FTX Wall Mounted Inverter Heatpump FLQ 100 E X V1 Power Supply Symbol V1 1 Phase 50 Hz 240V Production X OYLM Product Series C C series E E series Cap...

Page 6: ...650 Btu h 4kW 50 18 400 Btu h 5 4kW 60 22 200 Btu h 6 5kW 80 26 100 Btu h 7 65kW It might differ with the actual rated capacity Always refer to engineering physical data or performance table Multi Spl...

Page 7: ...out Air Filter Auto restart Heatpump FTXN25MV1B X X X X X X FTXN45MV1B X X X X X X FTXN50MV1B X X X X X X Indoor Unit Ceiling Cassette FFQ CXV1 FCQ EXV1 Series Model Classification Panel Handset PCB F...

Page 8: ...ranet Filter Without Air Filter Auto restart Heatpump FDMQ25C2XV1 X X X X X X FDMQ35CXV1 X X X X X X FDMQ50CXV1 X X X X X X Indoor Unit Ceiling Mounted FLQ EXV1 Series Model Classification Panel Hands...

Page 9: ...fication Compressor Fin Refrigerant Control Others Others DC Inverter Swing Hydrophilic Blue Expansion Device Without Expansion Device Drain Elbow Drain Elbow Heatpump 2MX45BGXV1 X X X X X 2MX50BGXV1...

Page 10: ...4MX80BGXV1 Heating Outdoor WB C Indoor DB C Cooling Outdoor DB C Indoor WB C 16 15 20 27 18 46 43 10 12 23 19 10 Heatpump 2MX45BGXV1 Heating Outdoor WB C Indoor DB C 16 15 20 27 18 10 Cooling Outdoor...

Page 11: ...7 Application Information Refrigerant Circuit Diagrams Model 2MX45BGXV1 2MX50BGXV1 Model 3MX60BGXV1 4MX80BGXV1...

Page 12: ...ing three sides More than 350 More than 50 More than 50 Top View Top View Side View More than 100 More than 350 More than 100 More than 350 More than 50 Unit mm 1200 or less Before installing the pipi...

Page 13: ...left in the insulation pipe s cut line Wrap the insulation pipe with the finishing tape from bottom to top Before installing the unit ensure that the power supply matches the power requirement of the...

Page 14: ...igh supply fluctuation Ensure that the location is convenient for wiring piping and drainage The indoor unit must be installed in such that free from any obstacles in path of cool air discharge and wa...

Page 15: ...on template are same as those of the ceiling opening dimensions Before ceiling laminating work is completed be sure to fit the installation template to the indoor unit Note Be sure to discuss the ceil...

Page 16: ...ctuation Ensure that the location is convenient for wiring piping and drainage The indoor unit must be installed in such that free from any obstacles in path of cool air discharge and warm air return...

Page 17: ...use high supply fluctuation Ensure that the location is convenient for wiring piping and drainage Standard Mounting Ensure that the overhead supports are strong enough to hold the weight of the unit P...

Page 18: ...the cool discharge air with the warm return air Do not install the indoor unit where there is direct sunlight shining on the unit The location should be suitable for piping and drainage installation...

Page 19: ...ceiling before installation 3 Refer to the dimension given to install the unit Install the Indoor Unit 1 Insert the suspension bolts into the fittings of the hanger bracket 2 Set the nuts and washer o...

Page 20: ...OR 123 0 509 0 458 0 Min 141 0 Min 599 0 1 Refer to the dimension as illustrated when installing the mounting bracket 2 Determine the pipe hose position using the rear piping hole Drill the pipe hole...

Page 21: ...m Total Piping Length m Single Indoor Maximum Piping Length m Maximum Height Difference m Pre charged Total Piping Length m Outdoor Unit Pre charged kg Amount of Additional Charge g m 2MX45BGXV1 2 Por...

Page 22: ...L 1 2 SIG N L 1 2 SIG N L 1 2 SIG N L Power Supply There must be a double pole switch with a minimum 3 mm contact gap and fuse circuit breaker as recommended in the fixed installation circuit All wiri...

Page 23: ...use A 25 25 Model FFQ25CXV1 FFQ35CXV1 FFQ50CXV1 Voltage Range 220V 240V 1Ph 50Hz Power supply cable size Number of conductors mm2 3 0 3 3 0 3 3 0 3 Interconnection cable size Number of conductors mm2...

Page 24: ...47 48 49 UNIT DIMENSION HEIGHT X WIDTH X DEPTH mm 550 x 765 x 285 756 x 855 x 328 PACKING DIMENSION HEIGHT X WIDTH X DEPTH mm 610 x 895 x 360 793 x 990 x 415 UNIT WEIGHT kg 34 45 55 PIPE CONNECTION T...

Page 25: ...B 6 C WB ALL SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECTED TO CHANGE BY THE MANUFACTURER WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE Engineering Data FFQ CXV1 Series R410A model MODEL INDOOR UNIT FFQ25CXV1 FFQ35CXV1 FFQ50CXV1 OUTDOOR UNIT R...

Page 26: ...ED UNIT COOLING HEATING INDOOR 27 C DB 19 C WB INDOOR 20 C DB OUTDOOR 35 C DB 24 C WB OUTDOOR 7 C DB 6 C WB ALL SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECTED TO CHANGE BY THE MANUFACTURER WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE Engineer...

Page 27: ...2 50 2 50 5 00 5 80 1470 1910 3 40 6 40 8 40 25 35 2 13 2 97 5 10 6 00 1550 2140 3 29 6 90 9 40 25 50 1 75 3 45 5 20 6 00 1500 2070 3 47 6 60 9 10 35 35 2 55 2 55 5 10 6 00 1400 2140 3 64 6 20 9 40 35...

Page 28: ...3 82 6 50 7 40 2300 3200 2 83 10 30 14 20 25 25 50 1 91 1 91 2 68 6 50 7 90 2120 2800 3 07 9 40 12 20 25 35 35 1 70 2 40 2 40 6 50 8 00 2030 2650 3 20 8 90 11 70 25 35 50 1 48 2 07 2 95 6 50 8 40 1702...

Page 29: ...1 50 14 20 25 25 50 2 25 2 25 3 15 7 65 7 90 2430 2800 3 15 10 60 12 20 25 35 35 2 01 2 82 2 82 7 65 8 00 2400 2650 3 19 10 50 11 70 25 35 50 1 74 2 43 3 48 7 65 8 40 2370 2800 3 23 10 50 12 30 35 35...

Page 30: ...m Outdoor Unit Model 2MX50BGXV1 3MX60BGXV1 4MX80BGXV1 Dimension Model A B C D E F G H I J K L 2MX50 3MX60 4MX80BGXV1 940 348 753 855 392 733 603 328 303 370 362 271 Dimension Model M N O P Q R S T U V...

Page 31: ...27 Outline Dimension Indoor Unit Model FTXN25 35MV1 Note Dimension in mm Indoor Unit Model FTXN50MV1 Note Dimension in mm...

Page 32: ...275 20 640 640 408 408 364 364 Note Dimension in mm Indoor Unit Model FDMQ25C2XV1 FDMQ35 50CXV1 Dimension Model A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O FDMQ25C2XV1 FDMQ35CXV1 31 881 842 802 10 905 72 261 411 35...

Page 33: ...29 Outline Dimension Indoor Unit Model FLQ35 50 1080 0 928 0 218 0 65 0 630 0 400 0 230 0 Note Dimension in mm...

Page 34: ...Model 2MX45BGXV1 Outdoor Unit Model 2MX50BGXV1 LED A Service monitor LED green SW3 Wiring error check switch LED1 LED4 Service monitor LED red SW4 Priority room setting switch SW1 Forced operation ON...

Page 35: ...X60BGXV1 Outdoor Unit Model 4MX80BGXV1 LED A Service monitor LED green SW3 Wiring error check switch LED1 LED4 Service monitor LED red SW4 Priority room setting switch SW1 Forced operation ON OFF swit...

Page 36: ...32 Wiring Diagram Indoor Unit Model FTXN25 35MV1 Indoor Unit Model FTXN50MV1...

Page 37: ...33 Wiring Diagram Indoor Unit Model FFQ25 35 50CXV1 Indoor Unit Model FDMQ25 35C2XV1...

Page 38: ...34 Wiring Diagram Indoor Unit Model FDMQ50CXV1 Indoor Unit Model FLQ35EXV1...

Page 39: ...35 Wiring Diagram Indoor Unit Model FLQ50EXV1...

Page 40: ...Check if there is any abnormal noise If necessary Indoor Outdoor Coil 1 Check and remove the dirt between the fins 2 Check and remove any obstacles which hinder air flow through the indoor or outdoor...

Page 41: ...fter cleaning make sure that the front panel is securely fixed Pre Start Up Maintenance After Extended Shutdown p Inspect thoroughly and clean indoor and outdoor units p Clean or replace air filters p...

Page 42: ...to the coil may cause odor Contact your nearest dealer 4 Condensation on the front air grille of the indoor unit This is caused by air humidity after an extended period of operation The set temperatur...

Page 43: ...he heatpump units are equipped with an auto mode sensor whereby it will provide reasonable room temperature by switching automatically to either cool or heat mode according to the temperature set by t...

Page 44: ...y hold down ON TIMER CANCEL or OFF TIMER CANCEL button for 5 seconds Alternatively the code display will cancel itself if the button is not pressed for 1 minute Error Code Diagnosis by Unit Last State...

Page 45: ...frigerant level 3 Check refrigerant line on blockage UH Anti freeze function in other room 1 Check which indoor having error A5 2 Check the supply voltage 3 Check the indoor and outdoor model name A1...

Page 46: ...ortage E6 Compressor lock start up error 1 Check with inverter checker 2 Check the EXV E7 Outdoor DC fan motor lock 1 Check the fan motor connection 2 Check if foreign matters exist around or in the f...

Page 47: ...mpressor discharge pipe thermistor short open misplaced 1 Check the sensor connection 2 Check the sensor resistance value 3 Check indoor coil sensor resistance value J5 Suction pipe thermistor short o...

Page 48: ...itch Contact dealers for assistance L9 Stall prevention 1 Check installation conditions 2 Check stop valve 3 Check difference between high and low pressure side 4 Check continuity on the power transis...

Page 49: ...EXCHANGER OVERHEAT HEATING HEAT EXCHANGER OVERHEAT COMPRESSOR SENSOR SYSTEM ERROR COMPRESSOR FEEDBACK DETECTION ERROR AC CURRENT SENSOR ERROR OUTDOOR AIR THERMISTOR SHORT OPEN COMPRESSOR DISCHARGE PI...

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