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Insufficient or too much refrigerant

Adjust refrigerant amount

Capillary is blocked so air intake 

temperature is too high 

Replace capillary 

Compressor does not operate 

smoothly (seized or jammed), air 

discharge valve is damaged 

Replace Compressor

Failure of protector itself

Replace protector 

Compressor is 

overheated so 

protector is 

activated 

Torque of swing motor is insufficient

Wrong line connection

Controller is damaged (IC2003 is 

damaged, swing relay cannot close

)

Swing louver 

does not run 

Firstly check if line connections 

have fault, if no, replace 

components at failure position

Compressor failure 

Replace Compressor

Operating capacitor of compressor is 

damaged 

Replace capacitor 

Voltage is too low or too high

It is suggested to equip voltage 

regulator 

Wrong line connection

Correctly connect lines according 

to electrical diagram 

Use universal meter to check if 

contacts of compressor not 

overheated are conducting; 

replace protector in case of 

non-conducting conditions 

Failure of protector itself

When in cooling 

or heating mode, 

outdoor fan 

operates but 

compressor 

does not operate 

Outdoor fan motor is damaged

Replace fan motor 

Wrong line connection

Correctly connect lines according 

to electrical diagram 

When in cooling 

or heating mode, 

compressor 

operates but 

outdoor fan does 

not operate 

Replace fan capacitor

Outdoor fan capacitor is damaged

Indoor fan motor burned out or there 

is wire breakage or failure of 

overheating protector

Replace fan motor or components

with failure 

The internal overheating protector 

frequently breaks as overheating is 

caused by abnormity of motor

Replace fan motor 

Wrong line connection

Correctly connect lines according 

to electrical diagram 

When air supply

mode is

selected, the fan

does not

operate 

Replace it with fan capacitor of 

the same model and spec 

Open circuit or damage of fan 

capacitor 

Summary of Contents for Bright Series

Page 1: ...1 Introduction and Features Model Remarks Bright Series...

Page 2: ...Model Remarks...

Page 3: ...Model Remarks Bright Series...

Page 4: ...Model Remarks...

Page 5: ...I GWHN18B5TD1CA 220V 60HZ 840 Energy Class Evaporator Pipe Diameter mm Row Fin Gap mm Fan Motor RLA A Coil length l x height H x coil width L Output of Swing Motor W Fuse A Sound Pressure Level dB A H...

Page 6: ...ns L W H 12032 2350 2697 Door Opening W H 2338 2585 Loading Quantity Refrigerant Charge kg Interior Dimensions L W H 5898 2352 2393 Door Opening W H 2343 2280 Outdoor unit Fan Motor Capacitor uF Fan T...

Page 7: ...2 5 GWHN24B5TD1CA I GWHN24B5TD1CA 220V 60HZ 900 Energy Class Evaporator Pipe Diameter mm Row Fin Gap mm Fan Motor RLA A Coil length l x height H x coil width L Output of Swing Motor W Fuse A Sound Pr...

Page 8: ...x Distance Length m Gas additional charge g m Liquid Pipe mm Gas Pipe mm Interior Dimensions L W H 12032 2350 2697 Door Opening W H 2338 2585 Loading Quantity Refrigerant Charge kg Interior Dimensions...

Page 9: ...Weight kg Swing Motor Model Model Function Rated Voltage Rated Frequency Sound Power Level dB A H M L Total Capacity W Btu h Power Input W Fan Type Piece Diameter Length mm Model of Indoor Unit Fan M...

Page 10: ...Type Piece Permissible Excessive Operating Pressure for the Discharge Side MPa Air Flow Volume of Outdoor Unit Connecti on Pipe Compressor Model Compressor Type L R A A Interior Dimensions L W H 12032...

Page 11: ...2 5 GWHN24B5TD1LA I GWHN24B5TD1LA 220V 60HZ 900 Energy Class Evaporator Pipe Diameter mm Row Fin Gap mm Fan Motor RLA A Coil length l x height H x coil width L Output of Swing Motor W Fuse A Sound Pr...

Page 12: ...pe Piece Permissible Excessive Operating Pressure for the Discharge Side MPa Air Flow Volume of Outdoor Unit Connecti on Pipe Compressor Model Compressor Type L R A A Interior Dimensions L W H 12032 2...

Page 13: ...900 COOLING 24000Btu h 2450 3430 14 9 Energy Class Evaporator Pipe Diameter mm Row Fin Gap mm Fan Motor RLA A Coil length l x height H x coil width L Output of Swing Motor W Fuse A Sound Pressure Lev...

Page 14: ...H 12032 2350 2390 Door Opening W H 2343 2280 Outer Diameter Max Distance Length m Gas additional charge g m Liquid Pipe mm Gas Pipe mm Compressor RLA A Loading Quantity Refrigerant Charge kg Interior...

Page 15: ...mm Net Weight Gross Weight kg Swing Motor Model Model Function Rated Voltage Rated Frequency Sound Power Level dB A H M L Total Capacity W Btu h Power Input W Fan Type Piece Diameter Length mm Model...

Page 16: ...ethod Condenser Pipe Diameter mm Rows Fin Gap mm Compressor Model Compressor Type Fan Diameter mm Defrosting Method Climate Type Compressor RLA A Compressor Power Input W Overload Protector Throttling...

Page 17: ...it panel Air inlet Wrapping Tape Air outlet Display Guide Louver Display window Power plug Dry window Power Run Preset Cooling Heating Drainage Pipe Wall Pipe Connecting pipe Air inlet Air outlet temp...

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Page 19: ...4 Overall and Installing Dimension Overall and Installing Dimension of Indoor Unit Air inlet grill Left Tube exit Sign Right Tube exit Sign Top View Rear View Ceiling Bright Series...

Page 20: ...Air inlet grill Left Tube exit hole Top View U Rear View U wall plate Unit mm Right Tube exit hole...

Page 21: ...Air inlet grill Left Tube exit hole Top View Ceiling Rear View Unit mm Right Tube exit hole Bright Series...

Page 22: ...Air inlet grill Top View Ceiling Rear View Left Tube exit Sign Right Tube exit Sign...

Page 23: ...UOverall and Installing Dimension of Outdoor Unit Unit mm Over 600 Over 600 Over 600 Over 600 Wrench Nut Bolt Bright Series...

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Page 25: ...Wrench Nut Bolt Unit mm Over 600 Over 600 Over300 Over 600 Bright Series...

Page 26: ...5 5 5 5 5 Electrical Diagram In case of any change in the Electrical Diagram shown above please follow the drawing on cabinet...

Page 27: ...In case of any change in the Electrical Diagram shown above please follow the drawing on cabinet Bright Series...

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Page 29: ...2 1 2 1 2 1 Bright Series...

Page 30: ...3 min Tamb Compressor Outdoor fan Indoor fan Preset speed Run Stop 6 1 2 1 2 Protection Antifreeze Protection If it is detected that the system is under antifreeze protection the compressor and outdoo...

Page 31: ...ons and Process of Heating When T amb Tpreset 2 the unit will run under heating mode in which case the reversal valve compressor and outdoor fan will be simultaneously started and the indoor fan will...

Page 32: ...at Off status if above malfunction occurs it don t display malfunction if receving any remote controller signal the unit will not act and will 6 1 3 3 Timer Function 6 1 3 3 1 AUTO ON The system will...

Page 33: ...mperature will automatically decrease by 1 after 1hour and decrease by another 1 after 2 hours Preset temperature will decrease by 2 in total within 2 hours After that the unit will run at this preset...

Page 34: ...inal operating status Stop cooling 6 min 6 min 3 min Tamb Compressor Outdoor fan Indoor fan Preset speed Run Stop 6 2 2 1 2 Display The display window will display run icon cooling icon and the set te...

Page 35: ...midifying Stop 6 min 6 min 4 min 4 min low speed Run Stop 6 2 2 2 2 Display The display window will display run icon dehumidifying icon and the set temperature 6 2 2 2 3 Protection Antifreeze Protecti...

Page 36: ...Max 12 minutes and takes shorter if less frost Min 4 0 minutes The system will exit defrost mode upon completion of defrosting 6 2 2 4 Fan mode Under FAN mode only the indoor fan runs at preset speed...

Page 37: ...anticlockwise to position 0 to close the air outlet If swing between L and D position There are 7 swing status for the guide louver position L A B C D stop between L and D will be turned to L level p...

Page 38: ...nixietube will display H6 6 2 3 10 Memory remote control signal do not set timer function will memorize the last remote control signal and run according to it If the last remote control signal has set...

Page 39: ...b Compressor Outdoor fan Indoor fan Preset speed Run Stop 6 3 2 1 2 Display The display window will display run icon cooling icon and the set temperature 6 3 2 1 3 Pretection Antifreeze Protection If...

Page 40: ...sor has stopped for 3 minutes the complete unit will resume its original operating status Upon meeting run 6 mins and stop 4 mins dehumidify condition if it is detected that the system is under antifr...

Page 41: ...ode the system will automatically select its run mode cool dehumidify heat or fan with the change of ambient temperature Display The display window will display run icon current mode icon and the set...

Page 42: ...sleep function under fan or auto mode the set temperature will remain unchanged 6 3 3 9 Super high fan speed control GWCN24B5NE1NB The indoor fan motor run at super high fan speed the super high fan...

Page 43: ...e energized and re energized the unit will start to run with the memory function automatically The system if the last will memorize the timer function the set time will recalculate If the last remote...

Page 44: ...rom the groove and take out the front panel Unscrew the fixing screws on the elextric box top cover open the top cover loosen the clasp and then remove the elextric box top cover refer to Fig 7 1 Fig...

Page 45: ...Screw Cover Fig 7 4 Disassemble Cover of Electric Box Loosen the three clasps and remove the cover of the electric box refer to Fig 7 5 clasps Fig 7 5 Disassemble Water Tray Loose the clasp at the le...

Page 46: ...orator one on the left two on the right refer to Fig 7 9 7 10 Manually lift the left side of evaporator and push backward to let the side clasp of evaporator out of the groove Carefully take out the e...

Page 47: ...out the front panel Unscrew the fixing screws on the elextric box top cover open the top cover loosen the clasp and then remove the elextric box top cover refer to Fig 7 13 Fig 7 13 elextric box pane...

Page 48: ...e the front case refer to Fig 7 16 screw screw covers refer to Fig 7 17 refer to Fig 7 18 7 19 Disassemble Cover of Electric Box Loosen the three clasps and remove the cover of the electric box clasps...

Page 49: ...evaporator one on Manually lift the left side of evaporator and push backward to let the side clasp of evaporator out of the groove Carefully take out the evaporator and pay attention to protect the...

Page 50: ...downward to remove the side panel refer to Fig 7 25 Fig 7 25 Fig 7 26 Fig 7 27 Screw Screw Screw sidepanel refer to Fig 7 26 refer to Fig 7 27 Disassemble Top Cover Unscrew the screws fixing the top...

Page 51: ...inet to remove the cabinet screws Disassemble Electric Box Screw Pull out the terminal pin of fan motor and the connecting wire of the compressor unscrew the 2 tapping screws fixing the electric box t...

Page 52: ...tor Unscrew the two screws fixing the motor support and lift the motor support to remove it Motor Support tapping screws Motor Motor wire screws cooling only unit has not Screw off the holding nut of...

Page 53: ...fer to Fig 7 35 refer to Fig 7 36 Fig 7 36 Fig 7 35 Fig 7 34 the capillary Disassemble Valves Unscrew the bolt fixing the valve then unsolder the soldering point between the valve and the connect duct...

Page 54: ...ove the top cover refer to Fig 7 39 refer to Fig 7 38 refer to Fig 7 37 Fig 7 39 Fig 7 38 Fig 7 37 Top Cover Disassemble Rear Grille Unscrew the four tapping screws around the rear grille and remove t...

Page 55: ...7 42 Fig 7 40 Fig 7 41 Screw Cabinet Disassemble Rear Side Plate Unscrew the 9 screws at the rear side plate and take off the rear side plate Screw Disassemble Electric Box compressor reactor and 4 wa...

Page 56: ...ighten nut axial flow vane Disassemble Motor and Motor Support Unscrew the 4 screws fixing the motor and remove the motor Unscrew the two screws fixing the motor support and remove the motor support s...

Page 57: ...e sure that do not let any welding dregs to block Capillary subassembly the capillary Disassemble Valves Unscrew the bolt fixing the valve then unsolder the soldering point between the valve and the c...

Page 58: ...8 Exploded View and Components and Parts List Exploded View of Components and Parts of Indoor Unit...

Page 59: ...30519003 30519003 1 19 Displaying Light Board 26152020 26152020 1 20 Electric Box Cover 1 20112019 20112019 1 21 Wire Clamp 71010103 71010103 1 22 Terminal Board T4B3A 42011233 42011233 1 23 Electric...

Page 60: ...18 Remote Controller Y512 30519003 30519003 1 19 Displaying Light Board 26152020 26152020 1 20 Electric Box Cover 1 20112019 20112019 1 21 Wire Clamp 71010103 71010103 1 22 Terminal Board T4B3A 42011...

Page 61: ...Exploded View of Components and Parts of Indoor Unit Bright Series...

Page 62: ...0511001 1 19 Displaying Light Board 22432069 22432069 1 20 Electric Box Cover 1 20112019 20112019 1 21 Wire Clamp 71010103 71010103 1 22 Terminal Board T4B3A 42011233 42011233 1 23 Electric Box Cover...

Page 63: ...1D 30511001 30511001 1 19 Displaying Light Board 22432069 22432069 1 20 Electric Box Cover 1 20112019 20112019 1 21 Wire Clamp 71010103 71010103 1 22 Terminal Board T4B3A 42011233 42011233 1 23 Electr...

Page 64: ...Exploded View of Components and Parts of Indoor Unit...

Page 65: ...30510011 305160051 1 19 Displaying Light Board 22432071 22432071 1 20 Electric Box Cover 1 20112019 20112019 1 21 Wire Clamp 71010103 71010103 1 22 Terminal Board T4B3A 42011233 42011233 1 23 Electri...

Page 66: ...Exploded View of Components and Parts of Indoor Unit...

Page 67: ...20002843 20002843 1 18 Remote Controller YB1A21 30511009 30511009 30511009 1 19 Displaying Light Board 22432069 22432069 22432069 1 20 Electric Box Cover 1 20112019 20112019 20112019 1 21 Wire Clamp...

Page 68: ...Exploded View of Components and Parts of Outdoor Unit...

Page 69: ...uF 450V 33000017 33000017 1 12 Capacitor CBB65 33010010 33010010 1 13 Terminal Board A 42011113 42011113 1 14 Handle 26235253 26235253 1 15 Gas Valve Assy 071302331 07105252 1 16 Liquid Valve Assy 071...

Page 70: ...Electric Plate 01405215 1 11 Capacitor CBB65 33000017 1 12 Capacitor CBB61 3 5uF 450V 33010010 1 13 Terminal Board A 42011113 1 14 Handle 26235253 1 15 Gas Valve Assy 07105252 1 16 Liquid Valve Assy 0...

Page 71: ...Exploded View of Components and Parts of Outdoor Unit Bright Series...

Page 72: ...inal Board A 42011113 42011113 42011113 1 14 4 way Valve Case 03023622 030230661 03023465 1 15 Terminal Board 2 8 42011103 42011103 42011103 1 16 4 way Valve Coil 430004002 430004002 430004002 1 17 4...

Page 73: ...3010010 33010010 1 13 Terminal Board A 42011113 42011113 42011113 1 14 4 way Valve Case 03023622 030230661 1 15 Terminal Board 2 8 42011103 42011103 42011103 1 16 4 way Valve Coil 430004002 430004002...

Page 74: ...Exploded View of Components and Parts of Outdoor Unit...

Page 75: ...s Valve Assy 071302331 1 11 Liquid Valve Assy 071302201 1 12 Handle 26235254 1 13 Terminal Board 42011113 1 14 Electric Plate Assy 01405039 1 15 Capacitor 50uF 450V 33000001 1 16 Capacitor 2 5uF 450V...

Page 76: ...f remote controller are running out of power Remote controller failure Receiving head is loose or plug connection is poor Receiving head is damaged Replace battery First press AUTO key of manual switc...

Page 77: ...stalled in a place with good ventilation Poor thermal insulation of connecting pipe between indoor unit and outdoor unit The thermal insulation of big pipe and small pipe shall be separate and sound j...

Page 78: ...ctrical diagram Use universal meter to check if contacts of compressor not overheated are conducting replace protector in case of non conducting conditions Failure of protector itself When in cooling...

Page 79: ...ouched outer case Adjust location of louver Abnormal sound inside compressor Change compressor Abnormal solenoid sound from 4 way valve when heating Circuit short inside solenoid of the valve and chan...

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