2-5 SPECIAL OPERATION
2-5-1 Oil Recovery Operation
Purpose of the operation
The amount of refrigerant lubricant oil which has been transported to the indoor units
and the connection pipe with the refrigerant will become large as the operation time of compressor increases.
It is necessary to recover the oil back into the outdoor unit for a certain time interval
in order to prevent compressors from damaging due to lack of lubrication oil.
During the oil recovery operation, appears on the display of wired and central remote controller,
and appears on the simple remote controller.
The operation indicators (LED) of the indoor units flash slowly.
Others
02-09
<
Start condition >
Compressor accumulated operation time since last cooling oil recovery operation exceeds 3 hours (first time : 1hour)
< End condition >
30 seconds have elapsed since the start and "suction temperature - low pressure saturation temperature 5deg" or 6 minutes
have elapsed since the start.
< Operation >
COMPRESSOR: The rotation speed varies depending on the operation state.
EEV Opening (Indoor/Outdoor unit): Controlled pulse (as normal operation mode).
FAN speed (Indoor/Outdoor unit) : Controlled fan speed (as normal operation mode).
2. Oil Recovery in Heating operation
1. Oil Recovery in Cooling operation
<
Start condition >
Compressor accumulated operation time since the last heating oil recovery exceeds 8 hours (first time : 1hour)
< End condition >
After 4 minutes have elapsed
< Operation >
COMPRESSOR: The rotation speed varies depending on the operation state.
EEV Opening (Indoor/Outdoor unit) : Controlled pulse (as normal operation mode)
FAN speed (Indoor/Outdoor unit) : Controlled fan speed (as normal operation mode)
Summary of Contents for Airstage J-II
Page 1: ...Small VRF system for light commercial and home use SERVICE MANUAL ...
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Page 7: ...1 TEST RUN ...
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Page 27: ...2 OUTDOOR UNIT OPERATION CONTROL ...
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Page 43: ...3 INDOOR UNIT OPERATION ...
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Page 63: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING ...
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Page 171: ...5 APPENDING DATA UNIT ...
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Page 174: ...MODELS AUXB07 AUXB09 AUXB12 AUXB14 AUXB18 AUXB24 05 02 5 2 WIRING DIAGRAM 5 2 1 Indoor Unit ...
Page 175: ...MODELS AUXD18 AUXD24 AUXA30 AUXA36 AUXA45 AUXA54 05 03 ...
Page 176: ...MODELS ARXB07 ARXB09 ARXB12 ARXB14 ARXB18 05 04 ...
Page 177: ...MODEL ARXB24 MODELS ARXB30 ARXB36 05 05 ...
Page 178: ...MODEL ARXB45 05 06 ...
Page 179: ...MODEL ARXA24 MODELS ARXA30 ARXA36 ARXA45 05 07 ...
Page 180: ...MODELS ARXC36 ARXC45 ARXC60 MODELS ARXC72 ARXC90 05 08 ...
Page 181: ...MODELS ARXD07 ARXD09 ARXD12 ARXD14 ARXD18 ARXD24 05 09 ...
Page 182: ...MODELS AB A12 AB A14 AB A18 AB A24 05 10 ...
Page 183: ...MODELS AB A12LBTH AB A14LBTH 05 11 AB A18LBTH AB A24LBTH ...
Page 184: ...05 12 MODELS AB A30 AB A36 AB A45 AB A54 ...
Page 185: ...05 13 MODELS AB A30LBTH AB A36LBTH AB A45LBTH AB A54LBTH ...
Page 186: ...MODELS AS A07 AS A09 AS A12 AS A14 05 14 ...
Page 187: ...MODELS AS E07 AS E09 AS E12 AS E14 05 15 ...
Page 188: ...MODELS AS A18 AS A24 AS A30 05 16 ...
Page 189: ...05 17 MODELS AS A18LACH AS A24LACH AS A30LACH ...
Page 190: ...05 18 MODELS AJ A36 45 54LALH 5 2 2 Outdoor Unit ...
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