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Gree R410A, Service Manual

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Super Free Match 

 Service Manual 

 

             

INSTALLATION

75 

2)

 

Put the drain hose into insulating tube. 

 

 

3)

 

Wrap the insulating tube with wide rubber belt to prevent the shift of insulating tube. Slant the drain 

hose downward slightly for smooth drainage of condensate. 

 

 

Note: 

      The insulating tube should be connected reliably with the sleeve outside the outlet pipe. The drain hose should 
be slanted downward slightly, without distortion, bulge or fluctuation. Do not put the outlet in the water. 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for R410A

Page 1: ...SUPER FREE MATCH SERIES SERVICE MANUAL T1 R410A 50Hz GC201306 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONERS ...

Page 2: ...eration 26 1 2 Heating Operation 27 2 MAIN LOGIC 28 2 1 Control Function of Outdoor Unit 28 2 2 Protection Function 29 2 3 Other function 30 2 4 Control Function of Indoor Unit 31 3 REMOTE CONTROLLER 34 3 1 Wired Remote Controller 34 3 2 Wireless Remote Controller YT1F MOTO 39 3 3 Wireless Remote Controller YAA1FB1 43 3 4 Wireless Remote Controller YAG1FB 47 3 5 Wireless Remote Controller YB1F2 XF...

Page 3: ...cation 99 5 5 Outline Dimension and Servicing Space of FXB3A K 100 5 6 Outline Dimension and Servicing Space of FXB5A K 101 5 7 Installation Instruction 102 6 REFRIGERATION PIPING WORK 103 6 1 Manifold Mode of Connecting Pipe 103 6 2 Allowable Length and Drop Height of Connecting Pipe 104 6 3 Dimension of Connecting Pipe 105 6 4 Connection of Branch Pipe 105 6 5 Design Requirements for Oil Trap 10...

Page 4: ...sure Protection 135 3 2 Malfunction display Low Pressure Protection 135 3 3 Malfunction display Discharge temperature protection 137 3 4 Malfunction display Current protection 137 3 5 Malfunction display Communication error 138 3 6 Malfunction display Indoor unit water full protection 139 3 7 Malfunction display Temperature sensor error 139 3 8 Malfunction display High Low pressure sensor error 14...

Page 5: ...Super Free Match Service Manual PRODUCT 1 PRODUCT ...

Page 6: ... Cooling kW Heating kW Refriger ant Ph V Hz Appearance GWHD 48S NM 3CO CN860W0110 14 0 16 0 GWHD 56S NM 3CO CN860W0120 16 0 18 0 R410A 3 380 415 50 1 2 BU Module Number of connectable indoor units Power supply Model Product code Min Max Refrigerant Ph V Hz Appearance FXB3A K EN0130050 1 3 FXB5A K LN01300220 1 5 R410A 1 220 240 50 ...

Page 7: ...wer supply Model Product code Cooling kW Heating kW Refrige rant Ph V Hz Appearance GWH 07 MA K3DNA3E I CB171N08600 2 1 2 6 GWH 09 MA K3DNA3E I CB171N08501 2 6 2 8 GWH 12 MB K3DNA3E I CB171N08701 3 5 3 8 GWH 18 MC K3DNA3E I CB171N08401 5 3 5 8 R410A 1 220 240 50 Change Capacity Power supply Model Product code Cooling kW Heating kW Refrige rant Ph V Hz Appearance GWH 07 KF K3DNA6E I CB146N26201 2 1...

Page 8: ...GKH 18 BA K3DNA2A I CN510N0050 4 5 5 0 GKH 12 BA K3DNA1A I CN510N0010 3 5 3 85 GKH 18 BA K3DNA1A I CN510N0020 5 0 5 5 GKH 24 BA K3DNA1A I CN510N0030 7 1 8 0 R410A 1 220 240 50 1 3 4 Floor ceiling type Capacity Power supply Model Product code Cooling kW Heating kW Refrige rant Ph V Hz Appearance GTH 09 BA K3DNA1A I CN610N0010 2 5 2 8 GTH 12 BA K3DNA1A I CN610N0020 3 5 3 85 GTH 18 BA K3DNA1A I CN610...

Page 9: ...odule 2 3 Nomenclature of Indoor Unit G I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 NO Description Options 1 G GREE 2 Product Type W Wall mounted type F Duct type K Cassette type E Console T Floor ceiling type 3 Cooling Function C Cooling Only H Heat pump 4 Cooling Capacity 12 represents 12000Btu h 1kW 3 412KBtu 5 Series Alphabets Series code Shell code 6 Power Supply K 220 240V 1Ph 50Hz D 208 230V 1Ph 60Hz 7 Re...

Page 10: ...onsole type Fan operation Mode Auto Swing Controller Timer Selector Auto Mode Operation Cool Mode Operation Heat Mode Operation Dry Mode Operation Fan Mode Operation Sleep mode setting For Comfortable Air Conditioning Drain Pump Wired Controller For Flexible Control Wireless Remote Controller Have Functions No Functions ...

Page 11: ...Electronic expansion valve Type FV50S FV50S Refrigerant oil Charge L 1 35 1 35 Type Inverter Rotary Compressor Quantity 1 Gas mm Φ15 9 Φ19 05 Piping connections Liquid mm Φ9 52 Φ9 52 System total m 135 145 OU BU m 55 total BU IN m 80 90 Piping length 1 room BU IN m 15 OU BU m 30 OU IN m 30 Height BU BU IN IN m 15 Cooling DB 18 48 Operation range Heating DB 10 24 Notes a The rated cooling capacity ...

Page 12: ...ting pipe Connection method Flare Connection Flare Connection Flare Connection Flare Connection External dia mm Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Drain pipe Thickness mm 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 Outline dimension W D H mm 806 209 292 806 209 292 866 209 292 1018 230 319 Package dimension W D H mm 888 297 377 888 297 377 945 297 377 1097 397 340 Net Weight Gross weight kg 10 5 13 0 10 5 13 0 11 0 13 5 15 0 18 5 20 GP 266 266...

Page 13: ...Flare Connection Flare Connection Flare Connection Flare Connection External dia mm Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Drain pipe Thickness mm 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 Outline dimension W D H mm 860 153 299 860 153 299 896 159 320 998 178 340 Package dimension W D H mm 944 247 386 944 247 386 973 255 403 1083 283 428 Net Weight Gross weight kg 9 5 12 5 9 5 12 5 10 13 14 0 17 0 20 GP 324 324 279 216 40 GP 666 666 585 440 Load...

Page 14: ...are Connection Flare Connection Flare Connection External dia mm Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Drain pipe Thickness mm 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 Outline dimension W D H mm 790 170 265 790 170 265 845 180 275 940 200 298 Package dimension W D H mm 873 251 370 873 251 370 918 258 370 1013 288 395 Net Weight Gross weight kg 9 11 9 11 10 12 5 13 16 20 GP 348 348 336 254 40 GP 732 732 684 541 Loading quantity 40 HQ 852 852 79...

Page 15: ... Flare Connection Flare Connection Flare Connection External dia mm Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Drain pipe Thickness mm 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 Outline dimension W D H mm 770 201 283 770 201 283 770 201 283 865 215 305 Package dimension W D H mm 847 264 357 847 264 357 847 264 357 948 298 395 Net Weight Gross weight kg 8 10 8 10 9 11 12 15 20 GP 328 328 328 264 40 GP 688 688 688 542 Loading quantity 40 HQ 774 774 774...

Page 16: ...H M L dB A 40 37 35 32 40 37 35 32 Output kW 0 01 0 01 Fan motor Running current A 0 14 0 14 Gas inch 3 8 Φ9 52mm 3 8 Φ9 52mm Liquid inch 1 4 Φ6 35mm 1 4 Φ6 35mm Connecting pipe Connection method Flare Connection Flare Connection External dia mm Φ20 Φ20 Drain pipe Thickness mm 1 5 1 5 Outline dimension W D H mm 794 186 265 794 186 265 Package dimension W D H mm 873 270 353 873 270 353 Net Weight G...

Page 17: ...onnection External dia mm Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Drain pipe Thickness mm 1 5 1 5 1 5 Outline dimension W D H mm 848 189 274 945 208 298 1018 223 315 Package dimension W D H mm 926 279 359 1013 300 383 1086 328 398 Net Weight Gross weight kg 10 12 5 13 16 15 5 20 5 20 GP 306 254 174 40 GP 636 541 366 Loading quantity 40 HQ 742 609 427 Notes a The rated cooling capacity data is measured under the following wor...

Page 18: ...L dB A 37 31 39 32 41 33 Output kW 0 03 0 04 0 05 Fan motor Running current A 0 28 0 31 0 41 Gas inch 3 8 Φ9 52mm 3 8 Φ9 52mm 1 2 Φ12 7mm Liquid inch 1 4 Φ6 35mm 1 4 Φ6 35mm 1 4 Φ6 35mm Connecting pipe Connection method Flare Connection Flare Connection Flare Connection External dia mm Φ31 Φ31 Φ31 Drain pipe Thickness mm 3 3 3 Outline dimension W D H mm 700 615 200 700 615 200 900 615 200 Package ...

Page 19: ...1 Drain pipe Thickness mm 3 3 Outline dimension W D H mm 1100 615 200 1100 615 200 Package dimension W D H mm 1323 743 305 1323 743 305 Net Weight Gross weight kg 31 41 31 41 20 GP 72 72 40 GP 162 162 Loading quantity 40 HQ 162 162 Notes a The rated cooling capacity data is measured under the following work condition Indoor Temperature is 27 DB 19 WB Outdoor Temperature is 35 DB The rated heating ...

Page 20: ... Running current A 0 23 0 23 Gas inch 3 8 Φ9 52mm 1 2 Φ12 7mm Liquid inch 1 4 Φ6 35mm 1 4 Φ6 35mm Connecting pipe Connection method Flare Connection Flare Connection External dia mm Φ31 Φ31 Drain pipe Thickness mm 3 3 Body W D H mm 570 570 230 570 570 230 Outline dimension Panel W D H mm 650 650 50 650 650 50 Body W D H mm 851 731 325 851 731 325 Package dimension Panel W D H mm 733 673 117 733 67...

Page 21: ...0 840 190 840 840 190 840 840 240 Outline dimension Panel W D H mm 950 950 60 950 950 60 950 950 60 Body W D H mm 963 963 273 963 963 273 963 963 325 Package dimension Panel W D H mm 1043 1028 130 1043 1028 130 1043 1028 130 Body Net Weight Gross weight kg 25 0 33 0 25 0 33 0 28 0 35 0 Panel Net Weight Gross weight kg 6 5 10 6 5 10 6 5 10 20 GP 48 48 40 40 GP 128 128 108 Loading quantity 40 HQ 144...

Page 22: ...nection Flare Connection Flare Connection Flare Connection External dia mm Φ17 Φ17 Φ17 Φ17 Drain pipe Thickness mm 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 Outline dimension W D H mm 1220 700 225 1220 700 225 1220 700 225 1220 700 225 Package dimension W D H mm 1343 823 315 1343 823 315 1343 823 315 1343 823 315 Net Weight Gross weight kg 40 50 40 50 40 50 45 54 20 GP 66 66 66 66 40 GP 132 132 132 132 Loading quantity...

Page 23: ...Connection Flare Connection Flare Connection External dia mm Φ20 Φ20 Φ20 Drain pipe Thickness mm 1 5 1 5 1 5 Outline dimension W D H mm 700 215 600 700 215 600 700 215 600 Package dimension W D H mm 791 286 710 791 286 710 791 286 710 Net Weight Gross weight kg 15 18 15 18 15 18 20 GP 168 168 168 40 GP 348 348 348 Loading quantity 40 HQ 440 440 440 Notes a The rated cooling capacity data is measur...

Page 24: ... unit Connection Method Flare Flare External dia mm Φ31 Φ31 Drainage pipe Thickness mm 3 3 Net weight Gross weight kg 8 10 9 11 Notes a The rated cooling capacity data is measured under the following work condition Indoor Temperature is 27 DB 19 WB Outdoor Temperature is 35 DB The rated heating capacity data is measured under the following work condition Indoor Temperature is 20 DB Outdoor Tempera...

Page 25: ... Temperature Range Indoor side state Outdoor side state Sorts Dry bulb temp Wet bulb temp Dry bulb temp Wet bulb temp Rated Cooling 27 19 35 24 Max cooling 32 23 48 26 Min cooling 21 15 18 Rated Heating 20 15 7 6 Max heating 27 24 18 Min heating 20 15 10 ...

Page 26: ...e compressor to be compressed into high temperature high pressure gas which will soon go to the heat exchanger of the outdoor unit to exchange heat with the outdoor air and then is turned into refrigerant liquid After passing through the BU module the temperature and pressure of the refrigerant liquid will further decrease and then go the main valve After that it will be divided and go to the heat...

Page 27: ...ion purpose During the heating operation the four way valve is involved to make the refrigeration cycle run reversely The refrigerant radiates heat in the heat exchanger of the indoor unit so do the electric heating devices and absorb heat in the heat exchanger of the outdoor unit for a heat pump heating cycle so as to achieve the desired heating purpose ...

Page 28: ...Super Free Match Service Manual CONTROL 24 CONTROL ...

Page 29: ...Super Free Match Service Manual CONTROL 25 Control 1 OPERATION FLOWCHART ...

Page 30: ...wing Is there Guide Louver Cooling Operation Is the process of preventing restart operation 3 minutes Fan Motor Operation Temperature Adjustment Electronic Expansion Valve Capacity Conctrol Fan Motor Stop Electronic Expansion Valve Stop Stop Yes No No Yes Yes No Go to the previous page ...

Page 31: ...Super Free Match Service Manual CONTROL 27 1 2 Heating Operation ...

Page 32: ...high speed for 40s after starting and then it will run in set speed The fan shall run at every speed for at least 80s When the quantity of indoor unit changes the control part will adjust the outdoor fan according to the quantity of indoor unit and outdoor temperature when the compressor stops the outdoor fan runs at present speed and stops after 1 min 2 1 2 Dry Mode 1 The dry conditions and proce...

Page 33: ...first operating indoor unit is the basic mode when compare the mode of the other indoor units to see if there is a conflict Cooling mode dry mode is in conflict with heating mode 2 Fan mode is in conflict with heating mode and the heating mode is the basic mode No matter which indoor unit operates first the unit will run in heating mode 2 2 2 Overload Protection Function When the tube temperature ...

Page 34: ...ure Protection during the Operation a When it is detected continuously for three seconds that the low pressure protection is work then the whole unit should be shut off and a low pressure protection signal should be sent to the indoor unit b On condition that a low pressure protection error occurs and the whole unit has stopped for more than three minutes and it is detected continuously for six se...

Page 35: ...nit which starts to work under the AUTO or DRY mode will shift to the FAN mode while the unit which starts to work under other mode will keep the current running mode 2 4 3 Other Control 1 Beeper Control When the controller is powered on or it receives a valid either press button signal or remote control signal the beeper will utter a warning tone 2 Auto Speed Control a Under the HEAT mode If the ...

Page 36: ...t will run at the auto speed with the swing function activated When the unit is on it will be turned off by pressing this button This button is unavailable to the floor ceiling unit 4 Sleep Under this mode the proper sleep curve will be adopted in accordance with different set temperatures Under the COOL mode or the DRY mode the temperature will go up by 1 after one hour and by another 1 after ano...

Page 37: ...esponding code will be displayed on the temperature area of the wired controller There are four kinds of codes which can be adjusted through the button The 03 is the default code The setting of the ambient temperature sensor of the wired controller should be memorized The Enter Cancel button shall be pressed to confirm and leave the setting If there is no response to the last button press within 2...

Page 38: ...n 2 Sleep function 3 Running modes of the indoor unit Cooling Dry Fan Heating and Auto 4 Defrosting function for the outdoor unit 5 Gate control function this function is yet unavailable for this unit 6 Lock function 7 High middle low or auto fan speed of the indoor unit 8 Shield functions buttons temperature On Off Mode or Save is shielded or Save is shielded by the remote monitor 9 Turbo functio...

Page 39: ...etting of the high middle low auto fan speed 4 Mode Setting of the Cooling Heating Fan Dry mode of the indoor unit 5 Function Switchover among the functions of Swing Sleep Turbo Save E heater Blow Quiet etc 7 Timer Timer setting 8 On Off Turn on off the indoor unit 4 2 Mode Press them for 5s under off state of the unit to enter cancel the Memory function If memory is set indoor unit after power fa...

Page 40: ... 5hr every 0 5s 6 Swing Setting Swing On Press Function under on state of the unit to activate the swing function In this case it will blink After that press Enter cancel to make a confirmation Swing Off When the Swing function is on press Function to enter the Swing setting interface with blinking After that press Enter cancel to cancel this function Notes a Sleep Save Turbo Blow or Quiet setting...

Page 41: ...r the E heater setting interface if the E heater function is not activated and then press Enter Cancel to turn it on 10 Blow Setting Blow function After the unit is turned off the water in evaporator of indoor unit will be automatically evaporated to avoid mildew In the Cooling or Dry mode press Function till the unit enters the Blow setting interface and then press Enter Cancel to active this fun...

Page 42: ... Note In event of any error please turn off the unit and contact the professionally skilled personnel Error Error Code High pressure protection E1 Low pressure protection E3 Discharge protection E4 Over current protection P5 Communication error E6 Indoor water overflow protection E9 Mode conflict E7 Anti freezing protection E2 Defrosting or oil returning for heating H1 Indoor ambient temperature s...

Page 43: ... function will be canceled but the preset time is still remained 2 The preset temperature can be decreased by pressing this button If the button is pressed down for more than 2 seconds the temperature will be decreased quickly until it is released with displayed all the time Under Auto mode the temperature adjustment is unavailable 3 The preset temperature can be increased by pressing this button ...

Page 44: ...d blinking In such a case pressing or within 5 seconds can adjust the value If the button is pressed down for more than 2 seconds the value on ten s place will increase by 1 in every 0 5 seconds After that repressing this button and then symbol stops blinking which indicates the setting is made successfully After powered on the default value is 12 00 with displayed Once the symbol is displayed the...

Page 45: ...signals Without setting this function the default is the indoor set temperature 14 TIMER OFF TIME OFF can be activated by pressing this button with OFF blinking The method of setting is the same as that for TIMER ON 15 TURBO In Cool or Heat mode pressing this button can activate or deactivate this function When this function is on its symbol will be displayed Any change of either mode or fan speed...

Page 46: ... be stopped completely 2 About AFTERHEAT X FAN Under the Heat mode or Auto Heat mode if the unit is turned off the compressor and outdoor fan will stop running immediately and the upper and lower guide board will rotate to the horizontal position while the indoor fan will still run at the low fan speed Then 10 seconds later the unit will stop completely 3 About AUTO RUN When AUTO RUN is selected t...

Page 47: ...e original running status 3 3 1 Function of Press Buttons 1 ON OFF Press this button to turn on the unit Press this button again to turn off the unit 2 Press this button to decrease set temperature Holding it down above 2 seconds rapidly decreases set temperature In AUTO mode set temperature is not adjustable 3 Press this button to increase set temperature Holding it down above 2 seconds rapidly i...

Page 48: ...function LCD displays Press the button for the second time to start healthy and scavenging functions simultaneously LCD displays and Press this button for the third time to quit healthy and scavenging functions simultaneously Press the button for the fourth time to start healthy function LCD display Press this button again to repeat the operation above 9 SLEEP Press this button can select Sleep 1 ...

Page 49: ...iry procedure if continuously within 10s there is no button pressed the sleep curve setting within 10s there is no button pressed the sleep curve setting status will be automatically quit and resume to display the original displaying In the presetting or enquiry procedure press ON OFF button Mode button Timer button or Sleep button the sleep curve setting or enquiry status will quit similarly 10 T...

Page 50: ... light is turned off disappears 16 X FAN Pressing X FAN button in COOL or DRY mode the icon is displayed and the indoor fan will continue operation for 10 minutes in order to dry the indoor unit even though you have turned off the unit After energization X FAN OFF is defaulted X FAN is not available in AUTO FAN or HEAT mode 3 3 2 Guide for General Operation 1 Combination of and buttons About lock ...

Page 51: ...n the unit will keep the original running status 3 4 1 Function of Press Buttons 1 ON OFF Press this button to turn on the unit Press this button again to turn off the unit Sleep function will be canceled while unit off 2 MODE Press this button Auto Cool Dry Fan Heat mode can be selected circularly Auto mode is default while powered on Under Auto mode the temperature will not be displayed Under He...

Page 52: ...n or Confirm button signal will be constantly displayed and it denotes the setting succeeded After powered on 12 00 is defaulted to display and signal will be displayed If there is signal be displayed that denotes the current time value is Clock value otherwise is Timer value 6 LIGHT Press LIGHT button at unit On or Off status Light On and Light Off can be set up After powered on Light On is defau...

Page 53: ...uide louver is stopped when it is swinging up and down it will remain its present position indicates guide louver swings back and forth in the five places as shown in the figure 13 SWING LEFT and RIGHT Press this button to set left right swing angle cycling as below 14 TIMER OFF One press this key to enter into TIMER OFF setup in which case the TIMER OFF icon will blink The method of setting is th...

Page 54: ...en the unit will run at this setting temperature all along Sleep 2 is sleep mode 2 that is air conditioner will run according to the presetting a group of sleep temperature curve In Cool mode When setting the initial temperature 16 23 after turned on Sleep function the temperature will be increased 1 in every hour after 3 the temperature will be maintained after 7hours the temperature will be decr...

Page 55: ...enquiry procedure if continuously within 10s there is no button pressed the sleep curve setting within 10s there is no button pressed the sleep curve setting status will be automatically quit and resume to display the original displaying In the presetting or enquiry procedure press ON OFF button Mode button Timer button or Sleep button the sleep curve setting or enquiry status will quit similarly ...

Page 56: ...tely Under swing left and right mode when the status is switched from off to if press this button again 2s later status will switch to off status directly if press this button again within 2s the change of swing status will also depend on the circulation sequence stated above About switch between Fahrenheit and Centigrade Under status of unit off press MODE and buttons simultaneously to switch and...

Page 57: ...the remote controller to direct sunlight or any place where is very hot d This is only use for change indoor unit If press some button which is not available for the corresponding function the unit will keep the original running status 3 5 1 Function of Press Buttons 1 ON OFF Press this button can turn on or turn off the air conditioner After turning on the unit operation indicator on indoor unit ...

Page 58: ...Cooling only unit can t receive the signal for heating mode Note For preventing cold wind after starting up heating mode indoor fan will blow fan afterdelaying 1 5min Details time is decided by indoor ambient temperature Temperature setting range on remote controller 16 30 Fan speed setting range auto low speed medium speed and high speed 3 or After each pressing of or button it can increase or de...

Page 59: ...circularly as below HEALTH AIR AIR HEALTH no display When selecting HEALTH by remote controller HEALTH function will be started up When selecting AIR by remote controller AIR function will be started up When selecting AIT HEALTH AIR and HEALTH function will be started up When there s no display on remote controller AIR and HEALTH function will be turned off AIR function is applicable for some mode...

Page 60: ...tton within 5s can adjust the time of TIMER ON After each pressing of or button time will increase or decrease half an hour When holding or button 2s later the time will change quickly until to reach to your required time After that press TIMER button to confirm it The character of HOUR and OFF won t flash again Cancel TIMER OFF Press TIMER button again under TIMER OFF status At OFF status press t...

Page 61: ...ontroller icon will flash three times while remote controller won t send signal 2 Switchover function for temperature display After turning off the unit by remote controller press button and MODE button simultaneously to switch between and F 3 5 3 Guide for General Operation 1 After putting through the power press ON OFF button on remote controller to turn on the air conditioner 2 Press MODE butto...

Page 62: ...lding under single or centralized control it is intended to shield the running parameter of the indoor unit d Weekly timer under single or centralized control it is intended to set when to start stop the unit through long distance control e Clock it is intended to set and display the weekday hour and minute After the debugging to the controller is finished it can check the on line indoor units and...

Page 63: ...work Note The smart zone controller can connect with maximum up to 3 outdoor units and 16 indoor units However the total of the indoor units of all four ports cannot exceed 16 4 3 LCD 4 3 1 Outline of the LCD 4 3 2 Introduction to Symbols on the LCD Straight Matter ...

Page 64: ...ure indoor unit code 01 16 and symbols of Celsius and Fahrenheit scale 7 Control mode It displays CENTER under the centralized control mode and no display under the single control mode 8 Ambient temperature Serial port It displays the ambient temperature serial port as well as symbols of Celsius and Fahrenheit scale 9 Indoor unit code on off status Numbers indicate the indoor unit codes which will...

Page 65: ... Tuesday 8 Wed 3 11 It is used for the switchover between unit 3 and unit 11 Under the timing or clock setting status it indicates Wednesday 9 Thu 4 12 It is used for the switchover between unit 4 and unit 12 Under the timing or clock setting status it indicates Thursday 10 Fri 5 13 It is used for the switchover between unit 5 and unit 13 Under the timing or clock setting status it indicates Frida...

Page 66: ...Super Free Match Service Manual INSTALLATION 62 INSTALLATION ...

Page 67: ...consult your dealer If no proper measures it might cause human suffocation in case of refrigerant leakage Please install the unit on a solid place where is strong enough to support the weight of the unit Otherwise the unit would fall down and cause injury or death Please keep the room well ventilated and it could avoid oxygen deficit Electrical work should be carried out in accordance with the ins...

Page 68: ...ine or other unreliable places considered by a professional It must install an earth leakage breaker Otherwise it maybe cause electric shocks or fire etc Install the air conditioner the power wire and transmission line must be more than one meter away from televisions or radios which can emit electromagnetic waves to prevent image interference or noise Otherwise the unit maybe cannot work The drai...

Page 69: ...ique address dial code The wired controller and its corresponding indoor unit have the same address dial code Remote Control Select the remote control mode The centralized controller and communication module shall be installed free from the source of interference Power cord The power cable must meet the specifications Installation The PVC pipes must meet the specifications A specific gradient must...

Page 70: ...r than 15 Connection of indoor unit and outdoor unit Tighten the nuts Provide proper protection to the outdoor connection pipe communication wires and power supply Leakage detection under pressure Keep the pressure for 24 hours Except for the influence by temperature it is deemed acceptable if pressure drop is within 0 02MPa With the temperature change by 1 the pressure will change by approx 0 01M...

Page 71: ...cables Installation of drainage pipes Thermal insulation of connection pipes and drainage pipes Installation of refrigerant pipes Connection of transmission line Connection of power cables Connection of transmission line Assign the address Vacuum the system through the gas and liquid valves Open the valves Refrigerant charging Test run As bulit drawing Delivery of the operating instructions Instal...

Page 72: ...bite It does not support to let a lot of refrigerant go into the ambient atmosphere because it will strengthen the green house effect Otherwise it will produce toxic gas when the refrigerant contacts with the fire 3 2 Precaution for Installation The unit is so heavy that it is more than 110kg so more than two persons will be needed to remove the unit The package cannot bear it so do not grasping i...

Page 73: ...m one outdoor unit is able to drive up to three BU modules and nine indoor units which include cassette type duct type wall mounted type floor ceiling type and console type The outdoor unit will run as long as any one indoor unit receives the running command and all indoor units stop once the outdoor unit is turned off ...

Page 74: ...face must be horizontal plane There is enough space for the installation and maintenance The place should be well ventilated so the machine can absorb and discharge sufficient air Outdoor unit shall be installed close to the indoor unit hence to minimize the length and bends of cooling pipe Avoid place the outdoor unit under the windows or between the constructions hence to prevent normal operatin...

Page 75: ...e the wind If the wind blows against the outdoor unit s air outlet it will cause deterioration of the operational capacity and maybe break the fan 2 In case of installing only one unit In case obstacles exist around the unit the required installation space is in the following figure The unit of the values is mm 3 In case of installing multiple units 2 units or more In case multiple rows of series ...

Page 76: ...wing figure please drill 4 holes in the installation location A The outlet side B Bottom view mm C Drain hole 3 Fix the unit securely with the foundation bolts You can get the M10 or M8 foundation bolts nuts and washers from the market 4 Rubber or spring shock absorbers should be used during the installation of the outdoor unit to meet the noise and vibration requirements 5 Screw the foundation bo...

Page 77: ...ace where a lot of salinities such as coast exists Place where the oil machine oil or fumes is contained in the air Place where a sulfured gas such as the hot spring zones is generated The appliance shall not be installed in the laundry Other place with special circumstance 4 1 3 Indoor Unit Installation Position Selection There should be no obstruction near air inlet and air outlet Select a posit...

Page 78: ...location with screws 3 Be sure that the mounting plate has been fixed firmly enough to withstand the weight of an adult of 60kg furthermore the weight should be evenly shared by each screw 4 1 6 Drill piping hole 1 Slant the piping hole Φ55 Φ70 on the wall slightly downward to the outdoor side 2 Insert the piping hole sleeve into the hole to prevent the connection piping and wiring from being dama...

Page 79: ...elt to prevent the shift of insulating tube Slant the drain hose downward slightly for smooth drainage of condensate Note The insulating tube should be connected reliably with the sleeve outside the outlet pipe The drain hose should be slanted downward slightly without distortion bulge or fluctuation Do not put the outlet in the water ...

Page 80: ... no inflammable explosive substance or their leakage Where there is no corrosive gas heavy dust salt mist smog or moisture The unit which is installed in the following places is likely to run abnormally If unavoidable please contact the professional personnel at the GREE appointed service center Where is full of oil Alkaline soil off the sea Where there is sulfur gas like sulfur hot spring Where t...

Page 81: ...nless otherwise specified Model A B C D E F G H I J GFH 09 EA K3DNA1A I GFH 12 EA K3DNA1A I 742 491 528 620 700 615 782 121 200 635 GFH 18 EA K3DNA1A I 942 491 728 820 900 615 982 121 200 635 GFH 21 EA K3DNA1A I GFH 24 EA K3DNA1A I 1142 491 928 1020 1100 615 1182 121 200 635 4 2 5 Dimension Requirements on the Installation Space of the Indoor Unit ...

Page 82: ... and outdoor units must be at least 1m away from the TV set or radio to avoid the image interference and noise even if 1m is kept the noise may be produced due to the strong electric wave 2 Installation of the Indoor Unit Insert the M10 expansion bolt into the hole and then knock the nail into the bolt Refer to the Outline Dimension Drawings of the Indoor Unit for the distance between holes and se...

Page 83: ...ends on the actual installation environment 4 2 7 Horizontality Check of the Indoor Unit After the installation of the indoor unit its horizontality must be checked to make sure the unit keep horizontal fore and aft and keep an inclination of 5 toward the drain pipe right and left 4 2 8 Installation of the Air Supply Duct 1 Installation of the Rectangular Air Supply Duct No Name No Name 1 Hanger 5...

Page 84: ... transition duct of which the size should match with the air supply outlet of the unit After the fitting of the transition duct it is the turn of the round duct which is better to be kept 10 meters far away from the corresponding diffuser The standard accessories supplied by GREE is the transition duct 200mm long and round air outlet φ200 however those of other specifications can be purchased 4 2 ...

Page 85: ...et is defaulted to be clogged with a plug CUATION No water leakage is allowed on the joint of the condensate pipe 4 2 11 Design of the Drain Pipe 1 The drain pipe should always keep an inclination angle 1 50 1 100 to avoid the water gathering in some certain place 2 During the connection of the drain pipe and device do not impose too much force on the pipe on one side of the device and the pipe sh...

Page 86: ...hould be installed 4 A distance 1 1 5m should be kept between the hangers to avoid the drain hose making a turn Right Wrong 5 Insert the drain hose into the drain hole and tighten it with clamps 6 Wrap the clamps with large amount of sponge for thermal insulation 7 The drain hose inside the room also should be insulated 4 2 13 Precautions for the Lift Pipe The installation height of the lift pipe ...

Page 87: ... drain hose should be within 75mm so that the outlet of the drain hose does not suffer the external force If multiple drain pipes converge please follow the installation steps below The specification of the joint of the drain pipe should be suitable to the running capacity of the unit ...

Page 88: ...ter and easy connects with outdoor unit Make sure that there are enough space for care and maintenance Make sure that the weight between the indoor unit and ground is above 1800mm When installing the hanger bolts check if the install place can stand the weight 4 times of the unit s If not reinforce before installation Refer to the install cardboard and find where should be reinforced There will be...

Page 89: ...Super Free Match Service Manual INSTALLATION 85 4 3 3 Outline Dimension Drawings of the Indoor Unit GKH 12 BA K3DNA2A I GKH 18 BA K3DNA2A I GKH 12 BA K3DNA1A I GKH 18 BA K3DNA1A I GKH 24 BA K3DNA1A I ...

Page 90: ...install cardboard about the dimension of ceiling opening The central mark of the ceiling opening is marked on the install cardboard Install the install cardboard on the unit by bolt 3 piece and fix the angle of the drainage pipe at the outlet vent by bolt 3 Adjust the unit to the suitable install place 4 Check if the unit is horizontal Inner drainage pump and bobber switch are included in the indo...

Page 91: ...25mm Surface thickness 1 5mm Drain hose should be short and drooping gradient should at less 1 100 to prevent the formation of air bubble If drain hose cannot has enough drooping gradient drain raising pipe should be added To prevent bent of the drain hose the distance between hoisting stand should is 1 to 1 5m Use the drain hose and clamp attached Insert the drain hose to the drain vent and then ...

Page 92: ...ising pipe should form a right angle with the unit and distance to unit should not beyond 300mm 3 Instruction The slant gradient of the attached drain hose should be within 75mm so that the drain hole doesn t have to endure the unnecessary outside force Please install the drain hose according to the following process if several drain hoses join together ...

Page 93: ...LLATION 89 4 Check the smoothness of drain after installation Check the drain state by immitting 600cc water slowly from the outlet vent or test hole Check the drain in the state of refrigerating after installation of the electric circuit ...

Page 94: ...hich has easy access for maintenance Such a place where is permitting easy connection with the outdoor unit Such a place where is 1m or more away from other electric appliances such as television audio etc Avoid a location where there is heat source high humidity or inflammable gas Do not use the unit in the immediate surroundings of a laundry a bath a shower or a swimming pool Be sure that the in...

Page 95: ...talled by the department that is not special nominated by Gree would not deal with on time by the inconvenience of the business contact It should be done by professional personnel when the air conditioner unit is moved to other place 4 4 6 There are 2 styles of installation Ceiling type and Floor type Each type is similar to the other as follows 1 Determine the mounting position on ceiling or wall...

Page 96: ...re that extended suspension bolt from the ceiling stays inside the arrowed position Readjust the hanger bracket when it is outside the arrowed position Refer to Suspension bolt stays inside the cap of indoor unit Never remove the cap 5 Lift the unit and slide forward unit the dent Refer to 6 Screw tightly both hanger bracket setting bolts M8 Refer to 7 Screw tightly both hanger bracket fixing bolt...

Page 97: ...Super Free Match Service Manual INSTALLATION 93 ...

Page 98: ...liance shall not be installed in the laundry 4 5 3 There are 2 styles of installation Ceiling type and Floor type Each type is similar to the other as follows The indoor unit should be sited in a place where 1 the restrictions on installation specified in the indoor unit installation drawings are met 2 Both air intake and exhaust have clear paths met 3 The unit is not in the path of direct sunligh...

Page 99: ...eparation Open the front panel remove the 4 screws and dismount the front grille while pulling it forward Follow the arrows to disengage the clasps on the front case to remove it Follow the procedure below when removing the slit portions 2 For Moldings Remove the pillars Remove the slit portions on the bottom frame using nippers ...

Page 100: ...Installation Secure using 6 screws for floor installations Do not forget to secure to the rear wall For wall installations secure the mounting plate using 5 screws and the indoor unit using 4 screws The mounting plate should be installed on a wall which can support the weight of the indoor unit Temporarily secure the mounting plate to the wall make sure that the panel is completely level and mark ...

Page 101: ...20mm for the drain pipe 2 The drain hose outer diameter 18mm at connecting end 220mm long is supplied with the indoor unit Prepare the drain pipe picture below position 3 The drain pipe should be inclined downward so that water will flow smoothly without any accumulation Should not be trap 4 Insert the drain hose to this depth so it won t be pulled out of the drain pipe 5 Insulate the indoor drain...

Page 102: ...aler after purchasing this machine Professional installation workers will provide installation and test services according to the installation manual The air conditioner should not install in this place where the small animals exist because they may cause malfunctions smoke or fire Please keep the area around the unit clean 5 2 Names of Main Parts a FXB3A K b FXA5B K NO Name Gas piping of indoor u...

Page 103: ...urces exist Do not install in location that is hot or humid for long periods of time Avoid the BU module installed in the bedroom and study where these places need to be quiet BU module cannot be installed in the place of inflammable and explosive materials and severe dust smoke and the other air pollution such as the kitchen There is enough space to install drainage pipe so that the condensed wat...

Page 104: ... 5 5 Outline Dimension and Servicing Space of FXB3A K 1 Outline dimension Sorts Indoor unit side mm Outdoor unit side mm Liquid pipe Φ6 35 Φ9 52 Gas pipe Φ9 52 Φ15 9 2 Installation and service space NO Name Servicing space Ceiling Electrical box side ...

Page 105: ... 5 6 Outline Dimension and Servicing Space of FXB5A K 1 Outline dimension Sorts Indoor unit side mm Outdoor unit side mm Liquid pipe Φ6 35 Φ9 52 Gas pipe Φ9 52 Φ15 9 2 Installation and service space NO Name Servicing space Ceiling Electrical box side ...

Page 106: ...stall drainage pipe so that the condensed water can be discharged 2 Reference to the size of hanger metal and drill 4 holes in the installation location 3 Hang the hanger bolts 4 Fix the modules securely with the hanger bolts You can get the M10 or M8 hanger bolts nuts and washers from the market 5 Adjusting the nuts position so that the BU module should be level in front back and left right ...

Page 107: ...Manual INSTALLATION 103 6 REFRIGERATION PIPING WORK 6 1 Manifold Mode of Connecting Pipe 1 For only one BU module there will not be more than five indoor units 2 For two BU modules there will not be more than nine indoor units ...

Page 108: ...Super Free Match Service Manual INSTALLATION 104 3 For three BU modules there will not be more than nine indoor units 6 2 Allowable Length and Drop Height of Connecting Pipe ...

Page 109: ... as possible as short 6 3 Dimension of Connecting Pipe Sorts Gas Pipe mm Liquid Pipe mm GWHD 48S NM3CO Φ15 9 Outdoor unit GWHD 56S NM3CO Φ19 05 Φ9 52 Between outdoor unit and the 1st branch The pipe L1 Φ19 05 Φ9 52 Between the 1st and the 2nd branch The pipe L2 Φ15 9 Φ9 52 6 4 Connection of Branch Pipe 1 If two or three BU modules used Y type branch pipe of FQ01A A will be chosen FQ01A A Liquid pi...

Page 110: ...ls on installation and fabrication of oil trap The oil trap may be fabricated into U type or return type If outdoor unit is below indoor unit it is not needed to install oil trap on the vertical pipe of gas piping If the outdoor unit is below the indoor unit it is not needed to install oil trap at the highest or lowest position If the outdoor unit is above the indoor unit oil trap and stop elbow m...

Page 111: ...Super Free Match Service Manual INSTALLATION 107 Outdoor unit higher than indoor unit 6 6 Connection of Outdoor Unit Refrigerant Pipe ...

Page 112: ...piping connection size of BU module does not match with that of the outdoor unit and indoor units it should prevail with the piping connection size of the outdoor unit and indoor units Install the optional piping adapters to the BU module so that the piping connection size of BU module can match with that of the outdoor unit and indoor units 1 Piping adapter Optional NO Name Port A mm Port B mm 1 ...

Page 113: ...nding diameter of the pipeline must be greater than 200mm The connection pipe cannot often be bent or straightened Otherwise it will harden and crack If the thermal insulation of the refrigerant pipe is not removed please do not bend the pipe Otherwise it maybe leads the pipe to crack It is better to make an incision with a knife in the thermal insulation and removes it After elbow operation is fi...

Page 114: ...of the outdoor unit are closed during the operation 2 The leak test should be made by pressurizing nitrogen gas 3 Open the pressure reducing valve pressurize the connection pipes to 1 0 MPa 10 bar slowly wait ten minutes and make sure that the pressure will not drop 4 Rise the pressure to 4 0 MPa 40 bar slowly wait 24 hours and make sure the pressure will not drop 5 If the pressure does not decrea...

Page 115: ...e of the outdoor unit does not include the charged additionally in the indoor unit BU module and the refrigerant pipe For the length of the connecting pipe is decided on the field the amount of additional refrigerant shall be decided depending on the dimension and the length of the liquid pipe used on the field Record the additional refrigerant charge for future maintenance It does not need to add...

Page 116: ...adding refrigerant NO 1 2 3 4 5 Name Outdoor unit Service port Liquid side stop valve Gas side stop valve Pressure vacuum gauge NO 6 7 8 9 Name Hi knob Lo knob R410A tank Scale 1 When the liquid and gas stop valves have not been opened the system is under the vacuum Refer to the left of the figure connect the R410A tank to the system Turn on the R410A tank and the Hi knob charge the R410A refriger...

Page 117: ...right of the figure connect the R410A tank to the system b Turn on the R410A tank and the Hi knob charge the R410A refrigerant into the system from service port The Lo knob should be closed completely c Turn off the R410A tank and the Hi knob immediately when adding refrigerant is enough Cautio n Make sure the liquid and gas side stop valves are opened completely after the installation Make sure t...

Page 118: ...Super Free Match Service Manual INSTALLATION 114 7 Electrical Wiring Work 7 1 Wiring Connection Precept 1 Precept 2 ...

Page 119: ... the air switch listed in the table above are applied to the breaker with the working temperature at 40 If the working condition changes they should be modified according to the related national standard The length of the recommended power cable should be less than 15 meters otherwise the diameter of the power cable is not enough Mentioned power cable and transmission line length is just a referen...

Page 120: ... conditioner 3 Use the pliers to bend the end of the wire into a ring shape corresponding the size of the screw 4 Pass the screw through the wire ring and fix it onto the terminal block 7 6 Electrical Wiring Work for Outdoor Unit 1 Knock the holes in the plate of the chosen direction with the hammer 2 Place the rubber ring on the knockout hole 3 Let the power cable and transmission line go through...

Page 121: ...hind the electrical equipment plate a FXB3A K b FXB5A K NO 1 2 3 Name Printed circuit board DIP switch Terminal black for indoor unit power supply NO 4 5 6 Name Ground screw Terminal black for transmission line Terminal black for BU module power supply 3 Let the power cable and transmission line go through the rubber ring In order to protect the power cable and transmission line from damaging by t...

Page 122: ...efrigerant pipes and power cables to the same connection ports marked with matching signs If the connecting wire is connected to the terminal incorrectly the unit will not work normally 7 8 Instructions for DIP Switch 2 digits DIP is adopted to assign the address when using multi BU modules and the address cannot be repeated in the same unit One outdoor unit can connect to no more than 3 BU module...

Page 123: ...anual INSTALLATION 119 packed in the chassis 5 Reassemble the electrical box cover 6 Recover the surface panel 7 The temperature of refrigerant circuit will be high please keep the interconnection cable away from the copper tube ...

Page 124: ...e hanger frame shall be adjustable and fixed from the outer of thermal insulation 3 The gradient of condensate pipe shall be over 1 and the gradient of main pipe shall not be less than 0 3 while there shall be no overhanging slope 4 When connecting the 3 way section of condensate pipe the 2 way straight section on 3 way pipe shall be on the same gradient The two ends of 2 way section shall not hav...

Page 125: ...erials must be adhered by using special glue and then wrapped with plastic tape having a width not less than 5cm to avoid condensing 11 Ensure a gradient over 1 when connecting the drainage pipe to the indoor unit 12 When connecting the drainage pipe to the indoor unit please fix with the included pipe clamp and do not use glue water thus to ensure easy repair 13 Installation requirements for auxi...

Page 126: ...door air Therefore U type water trap shall be designed on the drainage side of each indoor unit Install water trap as shown below Install one water trap for each unit Installation of water trap shall consider easy cleaning in the future 16 Connection of drainage branch pipe to the standpipe or horizontal pipe of drainage main pipe The horizontal pipe cannot be connected to the vertical pipe at a s...

Page 127: ... unit During cooling the moisture in the air will condense on the surface of evaporator Such condensing water must be drained out of the unit Meanwhile the drainage pipe has an important role to determine if the air conditioner can plays its full functions 17 All the condensate pipes must be installed at a distance over 500mm from the electric box of the unit ...

Page 128: ...er with tape and separate them from the drain pipe to prevent the condensate water overflowing 5 Wrap the pipe from the bottom of the outdoor unit to the top of the pipe where it enters the wall During the wrapping the later circle should cover half of the former one 6 At intervals of about 1 meter fix the refrigerant pipes to the wall with brackets that is don t let the unit withstand the weight ...

Page 129: ...Super Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE N 125 MAINTENANCE ...

Page 130: ...tion with the outdoor unit For example if there are seven established indoor units the section will display 7 It will display the address of the indoor units by turns For example the 1b is represented of the indoor unit 1B BU module 1 2 3 Indoor unit A B C If the function section displays the numbers of the indoor units the data section will display the outside temperature For example the 35 is re...

Page 131: ...ays nothing If the malfunction occurs in the indoor units the section displays the address of the indoor unit 1 3 Process Control Setting 1 3 1 Button section Key Fuc Enter Back Signification Function Increase Decrease Enter Back Caution When entering the menu to set parameters the function section will flash running codes and the data section will flash value When the menu is set the data section...

Page 132: ...o exit the operation Display unit operation When entering into the display unit The function section display running code uninterrupted and the data section display the current value uninterrupted Keys are invalid in the operation If no operation is performed within 1min it will automatically return to the normal display 1 3 3 For example Set condensation temperature Long press Fuc key for more th...

Page 133: ...ch ON OF ON represents that the unit is running the current state OF represents that the unit isnot running the current state Display Unit DI Blank Display suction temperature PU Suction temperature For example 15 represents 15 Display discharge temperature PC Discharge temperature For example 70 represents 70 Display low pressure PL Low pressure For example 95 represents 0 95Mpa Display high pres...

Page 134: ...Replace with new batteries The unit does not run at all Remote controller is out of the control scope The distance shall be within 8m The unit stops soon after it starts Air inlet or outlet of indoor unit or outdoor unit is blocked Remove the obstacles Air inlet or outlet of indoor unit or outdoor unit is blocked Remove the obstacles Temperature setting is improper Adjust the setting of remote con...

Page 135: ... is blown out again The unit emits odors When the unit is running The odors absorbed in are blown out 2 3 Error description Outdoor unit If some error occurs when the unit is running the error code will be displayed on the wired controller the testing board of the outdoor unit Check for more details about the meaning of each error Main control display for outdoor unit Errors of definition Yellow L...

Page 136: ...ensor error Flash 15 times dc Condenser temperature sensor error Flash 16 times A7 A7 Sub cool temperature sensor error Flash 17 times bC Low pressure sensor error Flash 18 times dL High pressure sensor error Flash 19 times e1 Fan motor protection for outdoor unit Flash 20 times H6 H6 Driving board is connected Flash 1 time Testing board is connected Flash 2 times Computer is connected Flash 4 tim...

Page 137: ...rors Yellow LED Green LED Red LED Indoor unit error code Outdoor unit error code BU 1 is connected Flash 1 time BU 2 is connected Flash 2 times BU 3 is connected Flash 3 times Indoor unit A is connected Flash 1 time Indoor unit B is connected Flash 2 times Indoor unit C is connected Flash 3 times Indoor unit A gas tube temperature sensor error Flash 1 time b7 b7 indoor unit address Indoor unit A l...

Page 138: ...temperature sensor error Flash 8 times b5 b5 indoor unit address Indoor unit E gas tube temperature sensor error Flash 9 times b7 b7 indoor unit address Indoor unit E liquid tube temperature sensor error Flash 10 times b5 b5 indoor unit address 3 FLOW CHART OF TROUBLESHOOTING ...

Page 139: ...rve the partial It is advised to start from the simple operation during analyzing judging and confirming malfunction reason then conduct the complicated operations such removal of device part replacement and refrigerant filling Find the malfunction reason carefully as unit may occur several malfunction at the same time and one malfunction may develop into several malfunction so entire system analy...

Page 140: ...nt pipe is blocked Refer to Care and Maintenance Measure swing motor and signal input Measure the fan motor and signal input Remove the barrier Close the panel Completely open the valve Refer to Instruction Manual of indoor unit Yes No Check refrigerant in the system is it sufficient Mainly check the inlet and outlet of main pipe connecting with each indoor unit and capillary of indoor and outdoor...

Page 141: ... is higher than 110 whether the compressor reduces its capacity Check the capacity demand of indoor units is it in the range of outdoor unit capacty Yes Replace relevant electronic expansion valve Replace the oudoor unit mainboard Refer to the dial up of indoor and outdoor unit No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No 3 4 Malfunction display Current protection Current protection Check the wiring of the comp...

Page 142: ...k the power of the unit is it turn on Check the orientation of plug and socet Replace the transimission line Turn on the power Yes No Are the address of BU modules in the same system repeated Yes Check the orientation of plug and socet Change the repeated address codes Is there any equipment which can emit electromagnetic waves near the unit Remove the equipments 1 meter away from the unit The tra...

Page 143: ...Maintain the liquid level switch Check the Voltage of water drainage pump is it ok Replace the mainboard of the indoor unit Yes Yes No No 3 7 Malfunction display Temperature sensor error The resistance value of discharge temperature sensor is 50 KΩ The resistance value of outside temperature sensor and inside temperature sensor are all 15 KΩ The others are 20 KΩ Temperature sensor error The plug o...

Page 144: ... sensor error The plug on pressure sensor is correctly connected to the socket on mainboard is it Measure the DC voltage value between black line and green line of the sensor is it OK 0 5 4 5V Replace the mainboard of outdoor unit Check the orientation of plug and socket Replace the pressure sensor Yes No Yes No ...

Page 145: ...Super Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE N 141 4 POWER DISTRIBUTION 4 1 Diagram of Power Distribution The thick line represents power line while thin line represents the control line ...

Page 146: ... Service Manual MAINTENANCE 142 4 2 Wiring diagram Note This drawing is just for reference please always refer to the electric wiring stuck to the unit for actual wiring 4 2 1 Outdoor unit GWHD 56S NM3CO GWHD 48S NM3CO ...

Page 147: ...l MAINTENANCE N 143 4 2 2 Indoor unit 1 Wall mounted type Hansol GWH 07 TA K3DNA1E I GWH 09 TA K3DNA1E I GWH 12 TB K3DNA1E I GWH 18 TC K3DNA1E I U Cool GWH 07 UA K3DNA1B I GWH 09 UA K3DNA1B I GWH 12 UB K3DNA1B I GWH 18 UC K3DNA1B I ...

Page 148: ...e Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE 144 Cozy GWH 07 MA K3DNA3E I GWH 09 MA K3DNA3E I GWH 12 MB K3DNA3E I GWH 18 MC K3DNA3E I Change GWH 07 KF K3DNA6E I GWH 09 KF K3DNA6E I GWH 12 KF K3DNA6E I GWH 18 KG K3DNA6E I ...

Page 149: ...Super Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE N 145 Viola GWH 07 RA K3DNA3E I GWH 09 RA K3DNA3E I GWH 12 RB K3DNA3E I GWH 18 RC K3DNA3E I GWH 24 RC K3DNA1A I ...

Page 150: ...r Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE 146 2 Duct type GFH 09 EA K3DNA1A I GFH 12 EA K3DNA1A I GFH 18 EA K3DNA1A I GFH 21 EA K3DNA1A I GFH 24 EA K3DNA1A I 3 Cassette GKH 12 BA K3DNA2A I GKH 18 BA K3DNA2A I ...

Page 151: ...per Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE N 147 GKH 12 BA K3DNA1A I GKH 18 BA K3DNA1A I GKH 24 BA K3DNA1A I 4 Floor ceiling GTH 09 BA K3DNA1A I GTH 12 BA K3DNA1A I GTH 18 BA K3DNA1A I GTH 24 BA K3DNA1A I ...

Page 152: ...Super Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE 148 5 Console GEH 09 AA K3DNA1C I GEH 12 AA K3DNA1C I GEH 18 AA K3DNA1C I ...

Page 153: ...Super Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE N 149 4 2 3 BU module FXB3A K ...

Page 154: ...Super Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE 150 FXB5A K ...

Page 155: ...6 1 964 5 63 460 0 956 0 631 35 9 779 3 027 1 998 4 60 230 0 997 0 658 36 9 382 3 076 2 030 3 57 180 1 039 0 686 37 9 003 3 125 2 062 2 54 310 1 082 0 714 38 8 642 3 172 2 094 1 51 590 1 126 0 743 39 8 297 3 219 2 125 0 49 020 1 172 0 773 41 7 653 3 311 2 185 1 46 800 1 214 0 801 42 7 352 3 355 2 215 2 44 310 1 265 0 835 43 7 065 3 399 2 243 3 42 140 1 313 0 866 44 6 791 3 442 2 272 4 40 090 1 361...

Page 156: ...17 1 067 22 221 6 0 414 0 273 10 39 87 1 670 1 102 21 208 9 0 437 0 288 11 38 01 1 724 1 138 20 196 9 0 461 0 304 12 36 24 1 778 1 174 19 181 4 0 497 0 328 13 34 57 1 833 1 209 18 171 4 0 522 0 345 14 32 98 1 888 1 246 17 162 1 0 549 0 362 15 31 47 1 943 1 282 16 153 3 0 577 0 381 16 30 04 1 998 1 319 15 145 0 606 0 400 17 28 68 2 054 1 356 14 137 2 0 636 0 420 18 27 39 2 110 1 393 13 129 9 0 667 ...

Page 157: ... 811 50 7 173 3 680 2 429 71 3 364 4 280 2 825 51 6 905 3 717 2 453 72 3 252 4 301 2 838 52 6 648 3 753 2 477 73 3 144 4 321 2 852 53 6 403 3 787 2 500 74 3 04 4 340 2 865 54 6 167 3 822 2 522 75 2 94 4 359 2 877 5 3 50 KΩ Temp Resistance kΩ Voltage 15K 5V Voltage 15K 3 3V Temp Resistance kΩ Voltage 15K 5V Voltage 15K 3 3V 30 911 56 0 054 0 036 14 342 83 0 142 0 094 29 853 66 0 058 0 038 13 323 94...

Page 158: ... 322 2 345 1 548 20 61 478 0 700 0 462 63 10 925 2 389 1 577 21 58 766 0 727 0 480 64 10 544 2 434 1 606 22 56 189 0 755 0 499 65 10 178 2 478 1 635 23 53 738 0 784 0 518 66 9 8269 2 522 1 664 24 51 408 0 814 0 537 67 9 4896 2 565 1 693 25 49 191 0 845 0 558 68 9 1655 2 609 1 722 26 47 082 0 876 0 578 69 8 9542 2 638 1 741 27 45 074 0 908 0 599 70 8 5551 2 695 1 778 28 43 163 0 941 0 621 71 8 2676...

Page 159: ... 2 722 95 3 841 3 612 2 384 117 2 0686 4 143 2 734 96 3 7283 3 642 2 404 118 2 0148 4 162 2 747 97 3 6194 3 671 2 423 119 1 9626 4 180 2 759 98 3 5143 3 700 2 442 120 1 9123 4 197 2 770 99 3 4128 3 728 2 460 121 1 8652 4 214 2 781 100 3 3147 3 755 2 478 122 1 8158 4 232 2 793 101 3 22 3 782 2 496 123 1 7698 4 248 2 804 102 3 1285 3 809 2 514 124 1 7253 4 264 2 814 103 3 0401 3 834 2 531 125 1 6821...

Page 160: ...lates make sure the power supply is cut off Steps Illustrations Operation Instructions 1 Disconnect the coping plate a Unscrew the fixed screws of the coping plate b Remove the coping plate 2 Disconnect the front side plate a Unscrew the fixed screw of the front side plate b Remove the front side plate 3 Disconnect the outer case a Unscrew the fixed screws of the outer case b Remove the outer case...

Page 161: ... there is no refrigerant in the pipeline and the power supply is cut off Steps Illustrations Operation Instructions 1 Remove the power code of the compressor a Unscrew the fixed screws of power code b Remove the power code Note when removing the power cord please label the power cord and the terminals to avoid misconnecting next time 2 Remove the connecting pipe of the compressor a Solder the join...

Page 162: ...Unscrew the fixed screw of the compressor base 4 Remove the compressor away from the seating Remove and replace the compressor Note never let the flame contact any other component during the replacement 5 Fix the new compressor on the seating Tighten the screws on the seating of the new compressor ...

Page 163: ...y other component 7 Reconnect the power cords a Tighten the fixing screw of the power cord b Connect the power cord Note mark the color of the power cord and corresponding terminal 8 Put back the electric heating belt and the discharge temperature sensor etc 9 Check and screw back the plates a Check if the pipe is well connected b Check if the parts and wire well connected c If there is no problem...

Page 164: ...t coil of the 4 way valve a Unscrew the fixed screws of the magnet coil b Remove the magnet coil 2 Disconnect the 4 way valve and the connecting pipe Solder off the connecting pipes Note never let the flame contact any other component 3 Replace the new 4 way valve Install the new 4 way valve 4 Solder the new 4 way valve and install the magnet coil Solder the connecting pipes Note To avoid heat dam...

Page 165: ...ns Operation Instructions 1 Remove the front panel front case and electric box a Loosen the screws b Unplug the motor terminals in the electric box Loosen the earth screws and lift up 2 Remove the evaporator Unscrew the fixed screws of the evaporator and then remove it 3 Remove the motor and cross flow fan a Unscrew the fixed screws of the motor press plate and cross flow fan b Separate the motor ...

Page 166: ...he electric wire of the motor Open the cover plate of the electric box and then pull out the electric wire inside the box 2 Remove the cover plate for return air a Remove the filter screen b Unscrew the fixed screws of the return air 3 Remove the rear volute Undo the buckle of the rear and front volutes and then remove the rear volute away 4 Remove the front volute Unscrew the fixed screws of the ...

Page 167: ...buckle of the motor 6 Remove the motor away a Separate the motor away from the motor support b Remove the fan blade c Take the motor out from the return air frame Note the motor support shall be removed in advance and then changed to the unit 7 Replace with a new motor Assemble the fan as the reverse disassembly order and then take a power on test ...

Page 168: ... one side of it and then undo three clasps to open the other side of the panel after that remove the panel upward away from the unit 2 Unscrew the fixed screws Unscrew the fixed screws of the front panel and main body of the unit 3 Remove the front panel assembly Remove the front panel assembly upward away from the unit 4 Unscrew the fixed screws Unscrew the screws around the drain pan 5 Remove th...

Page 169: ...water pump and then screw the screws around it 9 Install the drain pan and the bracket of the filtering screen Place the drain pan and the bracket of the filtering screen at the original position and then screw the screws around them with a screwdriver 10 Install the front panel assembly Place the front panel assembly at the original place and screw the screws around it 11 Install the front panel ...

Page 170: ...the assembly of the motor make sure the power supply is cut off Steps Illustrations Operation Instructions 1 Unscrew the fixed screws of the water tray Unscrew the fixed screws of the water tray 2 Remove the water tray Remove the water tray 3 Unscrew the fixed bolts of the fan Unscrew the fixed bolts of the fan with the spanner ...

Page 171: ...ch Service Manual MAINTENANCE N 167 4 Remove the fan Remove the fan 5 Loosen the fixed bolts of the fan motor Loosen the fixed bolts of the fan motor 6 Remove the motor and replace it Remove the motor and replace it ...

Page 172: ...168 7 Screw the fixed bolts of the motor Screw the fixed bolts of the motor 8 Mount the fan and screw the fixing bolts Mount the fan and screw the fixing bolts 9 Mount the water tray and screw the screws Mount the water tray and screw the screws ...

Page 173: ... Illustrations Operation Instructions 1 Unscrew the fixed screws of the water tray Unscrew the fixed screws of the water tray 2 Remove the water tray Remove the water tray 3 Pull out the drainage pipe and unscrew the fixed screws the water pump Pull out the drainage pipe and unscrew the fixed screws the water pump 4 Take out the pump and replace it Take out the pump and replace it ...

Page 174: ...ENANCE 170 5 Connect the drainage pipe and screw the fixed screws the water pump Connect the drainage pipe and screw the fixed screws the water pump 6 Mount the water tray and tighten the screws Mount the water tray and tighten the screws ...

Page 175: ...position of bottons There are two clips for each grating Remove right and left finishing plates Steps Illustrations Operation Instructions Remove right and left finishing plates Remove the screws as shown in the graph with screwdriver and then push upward to remove the right and left finishing plates As is shown in the graph arrow represents the position of screws Remove panel parts Steps Illustra...

Page 176: ... deflecting plates from the air deflecting plate support assembly and then remove both ends from the air sweeping motor joint As is shown in the graph arrow represents the support assembly and circle the air sweeping motor joint Remove the water tray Steps Illustrations Operation Instructions Remove the water tray Remove the water tray Remove the evaporator Steps Illustrations Operation Instructio...

Page 177: ...ts of front and back scroll cases with hands and pull upward to remove the front scroll case Then remove the screws on the back scroll case Lift the buckle of back scroll case with hands and remove it As is shown in the graph circle represents 2 screws on left and right 2 Remove fans Remove the fixed screws of fan wheel with inner hexagonal and remove the wheel The inner hexagonal and its directio...

Page 178: ...Super Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE 174 7 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PART LIST 7 1 Outdoor unit GWHD 48S NM3CO GWHD 56S NM3CO ...

Page 179: ... Front Side Plate 01314100012P 1 01314100012P 1 19 Outer Case 01514100002P 1 01514100002P 1 20 Front Grill 01575200001 2 01575200001 2 21 Handle 26904100016 2 26904100016 2 22 Front Connection Board 01344100002P 1 01344100002P 1 23 Gas Stop Valve 07334100016 1 07330000001 1 24 Liquid Stop Valve 07330000002 1 07330000002 1 25 Filter 07212001 1 07212001 1 26 Protect Switch 4602000902 1 4602000902 1 ...

Page 180: ...9 Magnet Coil 4304000415 1 4304000415 1 50 Electronic Expansion Valve 07334412 1 07334412 1 51 Electronic Expansion Valve Coil 4304413205 1 4304413205 1 52 Electronic Expansion Valve 43042800005 1 43042800005 1 53 Electronic Expansion Valve Coil 4304413208 1 4304413208 1 54 Sub cool Copper Assy 04534100044 1 04534100044 1 55 Filter Board 30224100002 1 30224100002 1 56 Terminal Board 42011204 1 420...

Page 181: ...B K3DNA1E I GWH 18 TC K3DNA1E I NO Description Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 1 Front Panel 20012853 1 20012849 1 20012820U 1 2 Display Board 30565140 1 30565140 1 30565141 1 3 Filter Sub Assy 11122117 2 1112211602 2 1112209105 1 4 Front Case Sub assy 20022003 1 2001288901 1 20012821 1 5 Guide Louver 10512712 1 10512147 1 10512225 1 6 Guide Louver small 10512176 1 10512127 1 1051222601 1 7 Crank 10582...

Page 182: ...1216402 1 26112188 1 22 Rear Case assy 2220217101 1 2220216104 1 22202361 1 23 Axile Bush 10542036 3 10542036 3 10542036 4 24 Step Motor 15212123 3 15212123 3 1501208602 3 25 Electric Box 2011218101 1 2011218104 1 2011218101 1 26 Electric Box Cover 2012240901 1 2012240901 1 2012240901 1 27 Jumper 4202300101 1 4202300103 1 4202300111 1 28 Main Board 30148884 1 30148884 1 30148885 1 29 Electric Box ...

Page 183: ...Qty 1 Front Panel Sub Assy 2001269506 1 2001285901 1 2 Filter Sub Assy 11122122 2 11122134 2 3 Screw Cover 24252024 1 24252024 1 4 Front Case Sub assy 20022424 1 2001272701 1 5 Guide Louver 1 10512218 1 10512214 1 6 Guide Louver 2 10512219 1 10512215 1 7 Air Louver 2 10512439 1 10512185 1 8 Air Louver 1 10512438 2 10512184 2 9 Louver Clamp 1 26112492 1 26112263 1 10 Louver Clamp 2 26112491 1 26112...

Page 184: ...Box 20112121 1 20112121 1 29 Magnetic Ring 49010104 1 49010104 1 30 Terminal Board 420111041 1 420111041 1 31 Wire Clamp 71010103 1 71010103 1 32 Main Board 30148919 1 30148919 1 33 Electric Box Cover2 20122168 1 2012207507 1 34 Capacitor 33010002 1 33010002 1 35 Jumper 4202300102 1 4202300104 1 36 Upper Shield Cover Sub assy of Electric Box 01592113 1 01592301 1 37 Electric Box Cover 2012213301 1...

Page 185: ...Filter Sub Assy 11122133 2 3 Screw Cover 24252024 3 4 Front Case Sub assy 2001280503 1 5 Guide Louver 2 10512223 1 6 Guide Louver 1 10512222 1 7 Shaft of guide louver 1054202001 6 8 Air Louver Manual 10512221 3 9 Louver Clamp 26112493 3 10 Helicoid Tongue 26112495 1 11 Rear Case assy 22202284 1 12 Rubber Plug Water Tray 76712012 1 13 Drainage hose 0523001406 1 14 Axile Bush sub assy 10542024 1 ...

Page 186: ...501209802 1 23 Connecting pipe clamp 26112164 1 24 Stepping Motor 15212125 1 25 Stepping Motor 15212126 1 26 Crank 73012005 2 27 Electric Box Assy 20102000071 1 28 Jumper 4202300111 1 29 Electric Box Cover 20122158 1 30 Display Board 30565134 1 31 Main Board 30148920 1 32 Terminal Board 420111041 1 33 Electric Box 20112134 1 34 Electric Box Cover2 20122159 1 35 Remote Controller 30510134 1 36 Temp...

Page 187: ...07 MA K3DNA3E I GWH 09 MA K3DNA3E I GWH 12 MB K3DNA3E I NO Description Code Qty Code Qty 1 Receiver Window 20192229 1 22432230 1 2 Front Panel Assy 20012241 1 20012548 1 3 Filter Sub Assy 11122081 2 1112220403 2 4 Screw Cover 24252016 3 24252016 1 5 Front Case 20012120C 1 2001213908 1 6 Air Louver 2 10512114 1 10512155 1 7 Air Louver 1 10512113 1 10512156 1 8 Helicoid tongue 26112162 1 26112163 1 ...

Page 188: ...52021 1 22 Motor Press Plate 26112160 1 26112161 1 23 Fan Motor 15012115 1 1501208904 1 24 Pipe Clamp 26112164 1 26112164 1 25 Drainage hose 0523001406 1 0523001401 1 26 Step Motor 1521212901 1 1521212901 1 27 Crank 10582070 1 10582070 1 28 Display Board 30565007 1 30565007 1 29 Guide Louver 10512111 1 10512157 1 30 Axile Bush 10542036 1 10542036 1 31 Electric Box 2011216701 1 2011216701 1 32 Term...

Page 189: ...e Qty 1 Receiver Window 22432173 1 2 Front Panel Assy 20012260 1 3 Filter Sub Assy 1112208901 2 4 Screw Cover 24252016 3 5 Baffle Plate 26112228 1 6 Front Case Sub Assy 20022172 1 7 Air Louver 2 10512117 1 8 Air Louver 1 10512116 1 9 Helicoid tongue 26112238 1 10 Left Axile Bush 10512037 1 11 Rear Case assy 12312214 1 12 Rubber Plug Water Tray 76712012 1 ...

Page 190: ...ing Frame 01252218 1 23 Motor Press Plate 26112494 1 24 Fan Motor 15012146 1 25 Pipe Clamp 26112164 1 26 Drainage hose 05230014 1 27 Step Motor 15012086 1 28 Crank 10582070 1 29 Display Board 30565038 1 30 Guide Louver 10512115 1 31 Axile Bush 10542036 1 32 Electric Box 2011210801 1 33 Terminal Board 42011233 1 34 Capacitor CBB61 33010043 1 35 Electric Box Cover2 20112081 1 36 Jumper 4202300108 1 ...

Page 191: ... I for CB146N26401 GWH 18 KG K3DNA6E I for CB146N26501 GWH 07 KF K3DNA 6E I GWH 09 KF K3DNA 6E I GWH 12 KF K3DNA6 E I GWH 18 KG K3DN A6E I NO Description Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 1 Membrane 63062017 1 63062017 1 63062022 1 2 Front Panel Assy 20012443S 1 20012443S 1 20012495S 1 3 Filter Sub Assy 1112208201 2 1112208201 2 11122104 2 4 Screw Cover 24252019 1 24252019 1 242520041 1 5 Front Case Assy...

Page 192: ...l Mounting Frame 0125201801 1 0125201801 1 01252484 1 21 Cross Flow Fan 10352423 1 10352423 1 10352036 1 22 Motor Press Plate 26112191 1 26112191 1 26112231 1 23 Fan Motor 15012141 1 15012141 1 15012146 1 24 Baffle Plate 26112218 1 26112218 1 2611216401 1 25 Drainage Pipe Sub assy 0523204101 1 0523204101 1 0523001407 1 26 Step Motor 1521210701 1 1521210701 1 15012086 1 27 Crank 73012005 1 73012005...

Page 193: ...01801 GWH 07 RA K3DNA3E I GWH 09 RA K3DNA3E I GWH 12 RB K3DNA3E I GWH 18 RC K3DNA3E I NO Description Code Qty Code Qty Code Qty 1 Front Panel Assy 20012878 1 20012858 1 20012760 1 2 Display Board 30565137 1 30565137 1 30565121 1 3 Filter Sub Assy 11122206 2 1112220403 2 1112208901 2 4 Screw Cover 24252016 3 24252016 3 24252016 3 5 Electric Box Cover 2 20122075 1 20122075 1 20122142 1 6 Front Case ...

Page 194: ... 4002052317 0 4002052317 0 4002052317 0 25 Wall Mounting Frame 01252015 1 01252021 1 01252218 1 26 Pipe Clamp 2611216401 1 2611216401 1 2611216401 1 27 Fan Motor 15012115 1 150120874 1 15012146 1 28 Motor Press Plate 26112160 1 26112161 1 26112494 1 29 Rubber Plug Water Tray 76712012 1 76712012 1 76712012 1 30 Step Motor 1521212901 1 1521212901 1 15012086 1 31 Crank 10582070 1 10582070 1 10582070 ...

Page 195: ... 20012734 1 2 Filter Sub Assy 11122091 2 3 Screw Cover 24252016 3 4 Front Case 2001297002 1 5 Air Louver 1 1051215901 3 6 Helicoid Tongue 2611218702 1 7 Left Axile Bush 10512037 1 8 Rear Case assy 22202363 1 9 Rubber Plug Water Tray 76712012 1 10 Ring of Bearing 26152025 1 11 O Gasket sub assy of Bearing 7651205102 1 12 Cross Flow Fan 10352030 1 13 Evaporator Support 24212103 1 ...

Page 196: ... 1 22 Display Board 30565110 1 23 Guide Louver 10512208 1 24 Axile Bush 10542036 2 25 Electric Box 20112108 1 26 Terminal Board 42011233 1 27 Electric Box Cover2 20122142 1 28 Main Board 30148533 1 29 Shield cover of Electric Box 01592092 1 30 Electric Box Cover1 20122154 1 31 Jumper 4202300130 1 32 Electric Box Assy 20302994 1 33 Connecting Cable 400204056 0 34 Temperature Sensor 390000591 1 35 A...

Page 197: ...216 1 2 Cover of air outlet 01265298 1 01265298 1 3 Water Tray Assy 01285332 1 01285332 1 4 Top Cover Board Assy 01265200099 1 01265325 1 5 Evaporator Assy 01024266 1 01024905 1 6 Plate of the Evaporator Sub Assy 01495317 1 01495317 1 7 Left Side Plate Assy 01315334 1 01315334 1 8 Plate of the Exit Tube Sub Assy 01495316 1 01495316 1 9 Front volute casing 26905205 2 26905205 2 10 Rear volute casin...

Page 198: ...01265299 1 01265299 1 21 Supporter 01895225 2 01895225 2 22 Bar Clasp 70819522 4 70819522 4 23 Fan Motor 1570520102 1 1570520104 1 24 Supporter 01804348 1 01804348 1 25 Fan Mounting Plate 01325200010 1 01325200010 1 26 Right Side Plate Assy 01315335 1 01315335 1 27 Display Board 30296317 1 30296317 1 28 Ambient Temperature Sensor 39000206 1 39000206 1 29 Temperature Sensor 390001982G 1 390001982G ...

Page 199: ...scription Code Qty 1 Air outlet frame assy 01865217 1 2 Cover of air outlet 01265331 1 3 Water Tray Assy 01285333 1 4 Evaporator Assy 01024268 1 5 Lower Cover Plate Sub Assy 01265328 1 6 Left Side Plate Assy 01315334 1 7 Plate of the Evaporator Sub Assy 01495317 1 8 Plate of the Exit Tube Sub Assy 01495316 1 9 Front volute casing 26905205 3 ...

Page 200: ... 19 Temperature Sensor 390001982G 1 20 Ambient Temperature Sensor 39000206 1 21 Cover Plate of the Fan 01265333 1 22 Fan Motor 15705218 1 23 Bar Clasp 70819522 4 24 Supporter 01804348 1 25 Joint Slack 73018731 1 26 Supporter 01895225 2 27 Rotary Axis Sub Assy 73018020 1 28 Centrifugal fan 10425200 3 29 Fan Mounting Plate 01325200009 1 30 Right Side Plate Assy 01305263 1 31 Display Board 30296317 1...

Page 201: ...210N0050 GFH 21 EA K3DNA1A I GFH 24 EA K3DNA1A I NO Description Code Qty 1 Air outlet frame assy 01375224 1 2 Cover of air outlet 01265335 1 3 Water Tray Assy 01285334 1 4 Evaporator Assy 01024269 1 5 Lower Cover Plate Sub Assy 01265339 1 6 Left Side Plate Assy 01315334 1 7 Plate of the Evaporator Sub Assy 01495317 1 8 Plate of the Exit Tube Sub Assy 01495316 1 ...

Page 202: ...ver 01424253 1 19 Cover Plate of the Fan 01265338 1 20 Temperature Sensor 390001982G 1 21 Ambient Temperature Sensor 39000206 1 22 Fan Motor 1570411102 1 23 Bar Clasp 70819522 4 24 Supporter 01804348 1 25 Joint Slack 73018731 1 26 Supporter 01895225 2 27 Rotary Axis Sub Assy 73018000013 1 28 Centrifugal fan 10425200 4 29 Fan Mounting Plate 01325200008 1 30 Right Side Plate Assy 01305263 1 31 Displ...

Page 203: ...Super Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE N 199 7 2 3 Cassette type GKH 12 BA K3DNA2A I GKH 18 BA K3DNA2A I ...

Page 204: ... 1 30296317 1 12 Remote Controller 305100491 1 305100491 1 13 Ambient Temperature Sensor 3900019813 1 3900019813 1 14 Filter Sub Assy 11120011 1 11120011 1 15 Filter Sub Assy 11120012 1 11128633 1 16 Water Tray Assy 20182704 1 20182704 1 17 Evaporator Support 01072714 1 01072714 1 18 Evaporator Assy 01024307 1 0102430701 1 19 Evaporator Connection Board 01072713 1 01072713 1 20 Centrifugal Fan 103...

Page 205: ...Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE N 201 GKH 12 BA K3DNA1A I GKH 18 BA K3DNA1A I GKH 24 BA K3DNA1A I Part list GKH 12 BA K3DNA1A I for CN510N0010 GKH 18 BA K3DNA1A I for CN510N0020 GKH 24 BA K3DNA1A I for CN510N0030 ...

Page 206: ...2701 1 10372701 1 10372701 1 19 Electric Box Assy 01399519 1 01399519 1 01399520 1 20 Terminal Board 42010196 1 42010196 1 42010196 1 21 Transformer 43110233 1 43110233 1 43110233 1 22 Electric Box Cover I 20102702 1 20102702 1 20102702 1 23 Electric Box Cover Sub Assy1 20122054 1 20122054 1 20122054 1 24 Temperature Sensor 390001982G 1 390001982G 1 390001982G 1 25 Ambient Temperature Sensor 39000...

Page 207: ...N610N0010 GTH 12 BA K3DNA1A I for CN610N0020 GTH 09 BA K3DNA1A I GTH 12 BA K3DNA1A I NO Description Code Qty Code Qty 1 Fixed Mount 26909426R 1 26909426R 1 2 Louver Clamp 26112127 2 26112127 2 3 Guide Louver 10619403 1 10619403 1 4 Rotating Shaft 26909430 4 26909430 4 5 Front Connecting Plate 01349414P 1 01349414P 1 6 Base Frame 26909448 1 26909448 1 ...

Page 208: ...6 Sensor 3900020723 1 3900020723 1 27 Evaporator Assy 01029482 1 01029475 1 28 Press Plate of Water Lead flume 26909442 1 26909442 1 29 Connection Board 01344115 1 01344115 1 30 Water Tray Assy 01289404 1 01289404 1 31 Front Grill sub assy 01579403 1 01579403 1 32 Top Cover Board Sub assy 01269409 1 01269409 1 33 Support 2 01809418 1 01809418 1 34 Left Side Plate Sub Assy 0131942801 1 0131942801 1...

Page 209: ... list GTH 18 BA K3DNA1A I for CN610N0030 GTH 18 BA K3DNA1A I NO Description Code Qty 1 Fixed Mount 26909426R 1 2 Louver Clamp 26112127 2 3 Guide Louver 10619403 1 4 Rotating Shaft 26909430 4 5 Front Connecting Plate 01349414P 1 6 Air Louver 10619404 16 7 Base Frame 26909448 1 ...

Page 210: ...le Cross Loop 76510021 1 27 Filter 2 07216221 1 28 Sensor 3900020723 1 29 Evaporator Assy 01029469 1 30 Press Plate of Water Lead flume 26909442 1 31 Connection Board 01344115 1 32 Water Tray Assy 01289404 1 33 Front Grill sub assy 01579403 1 34 Top Cover Board Sub assy 01269409 1 35 Support 2 01809418 1 36 Left Side Plate Sub Assy 0131942801 1 37 Rotating Shaft 26909412 1 38 Rotating Shaft 269094...

Page 211: ... K3DNA1A I for CN610N0040 GTH 24 BA K3DNA1A I NO Description Code Qty 1 Cable Cross Loop 76510021 4 2 Room Sensor 39000191 1 3 Louver Clamp 26112127 2 4 Guide Louver 10619403 2 5 Front Connecting Plate 01349414P 1 6 Rotating Shaft 26909430 4 7 Air Louver 10619404 16 8 Base Frame 26909448 1 ...

Page 212: ... 1 27 Rear volute casing 26905205 4 28 Drainage Pipe Sub assy 05235434 1 29 Filter 07212001 1 30 Temperature Sensor 3900020723 1 31 Evaporator Assy 01029474 1 32 Press Plate of Water Lead flume 26909442 1 33 Water Tray Assy 01289404 1 34 Front Grill sub assy 01579403 2 35 Top Cover Board Sub assy 01269409 1 36 Supporter 01809418 1 37 Left Side Plate Sub Assy 0131942801 1 38 Rotating Shaft 26909412...

Page 213: ...Super Free Match Service Manual MAINTENANCE N 209 7 2 5 Console type GEH 09 AA K3DNA1C I GEH 12 AA K3DNA1C I GEH 18 AA K3DNA1C I ...

Page 214: ...33 1 13 Switch Board 30112007 1 30112007 1 30112007 1 14 Display Board 30568131 1 30568131 1 30568131 1 15 Fuse 46010055 1 46010055 1 46010055 1 16 Radiator 49010252 1 49010252 1 49010252 1 17 Signal Wire 4003004202 1 4003004202 1 4003004202 1 18 Jumper 4202300101 1 4202300102 1 4202300103 1 19 Main Board 30138613 1 30138613 1 30138613 1 20 Electric Box 20112116 1 20112116 1 20112116 1 21 Electric...

Page 215: ... Fitting 4304413208 1 4304413208 1 8 Insulation sleeve 1 Liquid pipe 75094100003 1 75094100003 1 9 Differences catheter assembly 04224100165 1 04224100165 1 10 Temperature sensing teamed 02143022 3 02143022 5 11 Insulation sleeve 2 Liquid pipe 75094100004 3 75094100004 5 12 Insulation sleeve 1 Gas pipe 75094100005 1 75094100005 1 13 Disagreement tube assembly 04574100033 1 04574100033 1 14 Insulat...

Page 216: ...055 1 23 Retaining Plate Water Level Switch 01844100019P 1 01844100019P 1 24 Retaining Plate Water Level Switch 01844100018P 1 01844100018P 1 25 Sponge 12204100053 1 12204100053 1 26 Sponge 12204100054 1 12204100054 1 27 Side Plate 01314100037P 1 01314100037P 1 28 Packaging Foam 52064100008 1 52064100008 1 29 Top Cover 01264100016 1 01264100016 1 30 Foam 12504100004 1 12504100004 1 31 Packaging Fo...

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