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Dettson COND-30-01, Installation Instructions And Owner'S Manual

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7.6.9-  High pressure protection 

 

Summary of Contents for COND-30-01

Page 1: ...ted in the outdoor unit If a metering device is already installed in the indoor coil it must be removed Both refrigerant lines must be separately insulated in order to avoid condensation and to ensure...

Page 2: ...on the interface card should be blinking once every two seconds 3 The communicating thermostat will display Heat_Pump_Found 4 Set the thermostat to COOL mode and adjust the set point to a lower value...

Page 3: ...oor unit 20 6 10 1 Electrical wiring 20 6 10 2 Air purging and leakage test 20 6 10 3 Outdoor unit condensate drainage 21 6 10 4 Check after installation and test operation 21 6 10 5 Operation test 21...

Page 4: ...ic and clearances 16 Figure 12 Multiposition configurations 17 Figure 13 Splashguard without front slope 17 Figure 14 Splashguard with front slope 18 Figure 15 Multiposition field conversion 18 Figure...

Page 5: ...uately grounded in accordance with the local electric codes Have all wiring connected tightly Loose connections may lead to overheating and a possible fire hazard All installation or repair work shall...

Page 6: ...ic expansion valve Aluminum fins copper tube Axial flow Automatic defrosting Net weight Gross weight Refrigerant COP SEER 1 Model EER Dehumidifying volume 208 230 60 Compressor power input Throttling...

Page 7: ...7 1 4 OPERATION CHARACTERISTICS CURVES Figure 1 Operation characteristic curves 30K Figure 2 Operation characteristic curves 36K...

Page 8: ...8 1 5 CAPACITY VARIATION RATIO ACCORDING TO TEMPERATURE Figure 3 30K Capacity ratio vs outdoor temperature Figure 4 36K Capacity ratio vs outdoor temperature...

Page 9: ...9 1 6 NOISE CRITERIA CURVE TABLES Figure 5 30K Noise curve Figure 6 36K noise curve Compressor frequency Hz Compressor frequency Hz...

Page 10: ...ON VIEWS Figure 7 30 36K dimensions 3 REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM Figure 8 refrigerant system diagram Properly insulate ALL refrigerant tubing from outdoor units to the interior cooling coil to prevent...

Page 11: ...11 4 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS 4 1 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM Figure 9 30 36K Electrical diagram...

Page 12: ...12 4 2 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD Figure 10 30 36K Circuit board...

Page 13: ...NTROL 5 2 1 Temperature Parameters Indoor thermostat temperature Indoor ambient temperature Note T compensationis determined by indoor and outdoor units If the indoor unit controls temperature compens...

Page 14: ...op and the indoor fan will run at pre set speed 2 Heating overload a If 52 2 126 the unit will return to n its original operation sate b If 55 131 frequency rise is not allowed c If 57 8 136 the compr...

Page 15: ...unit is installed in accordance with the installation instructions and is convenient for maintenance and repair 6 The maximum height difference between the indoor cooling coil and the outdoor unit is...

Page 16: ...lled with a vertical and horizontal drain pans and can be configured for upflow downflow horizontal blow through or horizontal pull through installations In the center opening of vertical drain pan a...

Page 17: ...17 Figure 12 Multiposition configurations Figure 13 Splashguard without front slope...

Page 18: ...out holes in the front panel to prevent air leakage Figure 15 Multiposition field conversion 6 7 3 Condensate drain Coils are equipped with multiple drain connections Determine the drain connections...

Page 19: ...blinking once every two seconds 2 The Orange LED on the interface card should be blinking once every two seconds 3 The communicating thermostat will display Heat_Pump_Found 4 Set the thermostat to COO...

Page 20: ...fastened properly NOTE Incorrect wiring may cause malfunction After the wires have been fastened ensure there is free space between the connection and fastening places on the main wire 6 10 2 Air purg...

Page 21: ...ay cause water leakage Is the voltage in accordance with the rated voltage marked on the nameplate It may cause electric malfunction or damage the unit Is the electric wiring or piping connection inst...

Page 22: ...22 7 TROUBLESHOOTING...

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Page 26: ...irectly touching any of the circuit parts without first turning OFF the power NOTE A large capacity electrolytic capacitor is used in the outdoor unit controller inverter Therefore if the power supply...

Page 27: ...ing properly with the communicating furnace this LED should be blinking by short bursts Normal with communicating installations If the LED is ON most of the time and the it turns OFF for very short pe...

Page 28: ...ction Blinks 14 times The PFC circuit over current Stop for ID and OD doesn t match Blinks 16 times The indoor unit and outdoor unit doesn t match Compressor frequency limit by over current protection...

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Page 30: ...load protection Possible reasons insufficient or too much refrigerant blockage of capillary and decrease of suction temp improper running of compressor burning in or stuck of bearing damage of discha...

Page 31: ...unit AP1 below refers to the outdoor control panel USUAL SYMPTOMS Use AC voltmeter to check if the voltage between terminal L and N on the wiring board is within 210VAC 240VAC If the inductor L well c...

Page 32: ...sequence correct Is the voltage input in the normal range test the voltage between L N of wiring board XT by DC voltage meter Is the coil resistance of compressor normal Is the compressor coil insulat...

Page 33: ...protection USUAL SYMPTOMS Is the outdoor ambient temperature in a normal range Is the indoor and outdoor fans are running normal How is the radiating environment of the indoor and outdoor unit AP1 BEL...

Page 34: ...tart up malfunction USUAL SYMPTOMS Is the compressor wiring correct Is the stop time of the compressor enough Is the compressor damaged Is the refrigerant charged too much AP1 BELOW IS THE CONTROL BOA...

Page 35: ...35 7 6 4 Out of step diagnosis for the compressor USUAL SYMPTOMS Is the pressure to high Is the input voltage to low AP1 BELOW IS THE CONTROL BOARD OF OUTDOOR UNIT...

Page 36: ...harge malfunction USUAL SYMPTOMS Is the electronic expansion valve connected correctly Is the expansion valve damaged Is the refrigerant leaking Is the overload protector damaged AP1 BELOW IS THE CONT...

Page 37: ...37 7 6 6 PFC correction for power factor malfunction AP1 BELOW IS THE CONTROL BOARD OF OUTDOOR UNIT Check if the inductor L of outdoor unit and PFC capacity are damaged...

Page 38: ...ire and the built in wiring of the indoor and the outdoor are connected correctly and not damaged Is the communication circuit of the indoor mainboard is damaged Is the communication circuit of the ou...

Page 39: ...39 7 6 8 Flow chart outdoor communication circuit detecting...

Page 40: ...40 7 6 9 High pressure protection...

Page 41: ...PROCEDURE OF OUTDOOR UNIT WARNING Be sure to wait for a minimum of 10 minutes after turning off all power supplier before disassembly NOTE Electric heater band is not shown below Models COND 30 01 ET...

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Page 48: ...48 9 COMPONENTS AND REPLACEMENT PARTS 9 1 EXPLODED VUE 30 36K...

Page 49: ...5004 COND 26115004 1 20 Electronic expansion valve sub assy COND 07133688 COND 07133684 1 21 Temperature sensor COND 3900031001 COND 3900031001 1 22 Rear grill COND 01475013 COND 01163491 1 23 Condens...

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Page 53: ...ed Installation of Accessory Equipment Dettson Industries Inc authorizes the application of accessory equipment which will operate in conjunction with its products provided that the following conditio...

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