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6. Error Code Table 

 

1)   When “EE” appears, this means there is a critical error; the compressor is probably blown. 

Code Error 

Cause 

01 

Indoor unit protective device activation 
(float switch) 

The float switch is activated when (1) abnormal high water level of the 
condensate tank or (2) there are pipe abnormalities. 

02 

Outdoor unit protective device 
(except for codes 41 and 42) 

High-pressure switch (4.15MPaG) activation; outdoor fan locked in cooling 
mode. 

03 

Signal transfer error (indoor

Æ

outdoor) 

Loosened or broken wires or incorrect wiring of the operation circuit between 
the indoor and outdoor units; the fuse of the outdoor unit is blown. 

04 

Signal transfer error (inverter) 

Signal transfer error between the circuit board and the inverter or the power fuse 
is blown. 

05 Phase 

check 

error 

Open phase of the outdoor unit power supply due to reverse wiring or loosened 
wires. 

06 

Outdoor unit voltage error 

Outdoor unit is under-voltage, power cable capacity is inadequate. 

07 

Degree of superheat at compressor outlet 
drops significantly 

The indoor unit electronic valve is locked. 

08 

Compressor upper temperature is too high. Refrigerant insufficiency or leakage; refrigerant pipe clogging. 

11 

Air inlet temperature sensor error (indoor 
unit) (broken wire, short circuit) 

Wires are loosened, disconnected, or broken. 

12 

Air outlet temperature sensor error (indoor 
unit) (broken wire, short circuit) 

Wires are loosened, disconnected, or broken. 

13 

Anti-frost temperature sensor error   
(indoor unit) (broken wire, short circuit) 

Wires are loosened, disconnected, or broken. 

14 

Heat exchanger pipe temperature sensor 
error  
(indoor unit) (broken wire, short circuit) 

Wires are loosened, disconnected, or broken. 

19 

Indoor unit fan motor protection activation Indoor unit fan motor protection activation. 

20 

Compressor upper temperature sensor 
error 
(outdoor unit) (broken wire, short circuit)

Wires are loosened, disconnected, or broken. 

22 

Open air temperature sensor error 
(outdoor unit) (broken wire, short circuit)

Wires are loosened, disconnected, or broken. 

24 

Pipe temperature sensor error 
(outdoor unit) (broken wire, short circuit)

Wires are loosened, disconnected, or broken. 
Heating outdoor fan motor is locked. 

31 

Indoor/outdoor unit capacity mismatch 

Indoor unit capacity is 100-130% higher than the outdoor unit capacity. 

35 

Indoor unit number setup error 

Repeated number setting or the number is greater than the connected number of 
indoor units. 

38 

Protection check circuit error (outdoor 
unit) 

Error of the outdoor unit protection check circuit. 

41 

Cooling overload   
(high pressure switch activated) 

When the outdoor unit protection activates, compressor upper temperature is 
over 95ºC, and the outdoor unit pipe is over 55ºC. 

42 

Heating overload (No Function) 
(high pressure switch activated) 

When the outdoor unit protection activates, compressor upper temperature is 
over 95ºC, and the outdoor unit pipe is over 55ºC. 

47 

Low pressure protection is activated 

The unit stops 3 times within one hour, as the evaporation temperature is 
excessively low. Heating outdoor unit fan motor is locked. 

48 

Overload protection is activated 

Pressure rise due to too much refrigerant, pipe clogged, and circulation error; 
compressor error (overload, locked, over-current). 

51 

Current check error 

Operation overload (heat exchanger clogged, etc.) 

53 

Power module protection is activated 

Inverter error (overload, over-current, revolution error, start failure); 
compressor error. 

54 

Inverter fin temperature sensor error, 
protection is activated 

Fin temperature sensor error, heat exchanger clogged, fan error. 

55 Inverter 

failure 

Inverter circuit board error. 

57 

Outdoor unit fan motor error 

Circuit board—fan motor connection: broken wires, incorrect wiring; fan motor 
fault. 

59 

Inverter fin temperature sensor error 

Wires are loosened, disconnected, broken, and short circuit. 

b1 

Refrigerant system location error 

Set location over 64. 

EE 

Compressor protection error 

Three times within six hours. 

Note:  When the operation light on the remote control blinks every two seconds repeatedly, this means there is a signal transfer error 

between the indoor unit and the remote control (wires loosened, disconnected, broken; incorrect wiring, etc.). 

2) Check the outlet temperature of each indoor unit during operation. If the temperature difference of different units exceeds the range 

(over 10ºC for cooling), this may be a refrigerant piping problem. Check refrigerant piping again. 

3)  Lastly, please hand over the warranty card, user’s manual, and installation manual to the customer. 

 

 

Warning! Do not operate the unit before Test run is completed. Check electrical wiring exactly. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for RAC-112SQB

Page 1: ...or animals directly under the airflow as it is bad for them As light will affect signal receiving of the remote control keep the signal receiver at least one meter away from lights to ensure signal receiving of the wireless remote control Temperature Ranges of Use Condition Function Indoor Unit Air Temperature Outdoor Unit Air Temperature Air conditioning 5ºC DB to 43ºC DB 21ºC DB 15ºC WB to 32ºC ...

Page 2: ...lso always wear leather gloves before handling refrigerant to prevent frostbite of the hand or the body Clean up refrigerant with non flammable non toxic cleaning agents only Use of flammable cleaning agents may cause explosion or fire Ensure adequate ventilation when working in confined spaces to prevent oxygen insufficiency When cleaning agents are exposed to sparks at a high temperature toxic g...

Page 3: ...ench y 2mm larger than the Φ12 7 or Φ15 88 wrenches for use on R410A pipes Not suitable for use on the pipes of currently used refrigerants For locking cap nuts y Φ6 35 and Φ9 53 wrenches can also be used Welder y Weld pipes as instructed flame adjustment welding temperature and choice of welding materials For welding refrigerant pipes Nitrogen y Strictly prevent dust from entry Following the nitr...

Page 4: ...7 0 8 O 0 8 O 0 8 O Φ15 88 1 0 O 1 0 O 1 0 O Φ19 05 1 0 O 1 0 O 1 0 1 2H Φ22 2 1 2 O 1 15 O 1 0 1 2H Φ25 4 1 2 O 1 0 1 2H 1 0 1 2H Φ28 6 1 4 O 1 0 1 2H 1 0 1 2H Φ31 75 1 4 O 1 1 1 2H 1 1 1 2H Φ38 1 1 65 O 1 15 1 2H 1 35 1 2H Connector Selection The wall thickness of connectors elbows and tubing must be changed according to the design pressure change As 1 2H parts cannot be bend or expanded select ...

Page 5: ...PSW3 switches on the mainboard of outdoor unit for three seconds 2 3 Outdoor unit installation 1 Installation space Retain maintenance space for the outdoor unit as shown below unit mm Standalone Standalone Standalone Two or More Units side by side No obstruction above No obstruction on sides and above Obstruction in front of the air outlet Even both sides are clear of obstruction maintain at leas...

Page 6: ... Do not install the unit at locations where strong wind may blow off the roof or wall Secure the unit with steel wire if necessary 2 Add rubber cushions to the four legs of the unit stand 3 The location should be convenient for draining rainwater and condensate from defrosting For good drainage the outdoor unit should be installed in places with draining facilities When installing under roofs wher...

Page 7: ...on A when using this type of anchor bolts Otherwise it will be difficult to remove the pipe cover 5 Securely fix the outdoor unit on the foundation to prevent collapse in a strong wind or an earthquake or noise due to loss of level leaning aside 6 When using ordinary frames whose legs are narrower than the legs of the outdoor unit add a board under the legs of the outdoor unit as shown in the figu...

Page 8: ... When the outdoor unit is higher than the indoor unit 30 30 When the outdoor unit is lower than the indoor unit 20 20 2 Refrigerant pipe size Indoor unit Outdoor unit Capacity Level Refrigerant Pipe Size mm Gas Side Liquid Side 112 125 140 160 Φ15 88 Φ6 35 Φ9 53 Refrigerant Pipe Size mm Gas Side Liquid Side Φ15 88 Φ9 53 The diagram shows one outdoor unit with four indoor units In this example only...

Page 9: ...ceptor valve on the pipe union Ⓐ in the right diagram of the gas interceptor valve Follow the instructions below Operation Air Conditioner Pipe union Ⓐ on the gas interceptor valve Low pressure Pipe union Ⓑ on the liquid interceptor valve Filling refrigerant after evacuation or repair Note After removing the filling hose prevent refrigerant and refrigeration oil from contaminating the electrical p...

Page 10: ...ing the unit put back the pipe cover afterwards Wrap pipes with insulation sheets prepare on site before penetrating pipes through the cap hole to ensure it is seamless Make sure that there is adequate space for putting back the pipe cover Panel removal direction Rear piping Pipe cover Front piping Right piping Bottom piping cover y As shown in the left diagram pipes can be installed in four locat...

Page 11: ...wards 5 Make sure to check leakage with a leakage detector and bubbles Do not use bubble liquids containing NH3 Recommended bubble liquids for the leakage test tabulated below Do not use general household detergents in the bubble test 2 Refrigeration filling 1 The unit has been equipped with refrigerant before shipping If pipes are longer than the design range add suitable amount of refrigerant on...

Page 12: ...below W additional refrigerant L l x P L Pipe length l Standard pipe length 30m P Compensational value 60g m Example L 34m L l 34 30 4m Additional quantity of refrigerant W L l x P 4m x 60 g m 240g 3 Fill in the additional quantity of refrigerant W calculated in 2 3 5 Recovering Refrigerant Follow the steps below to recover refrigerant from the outdoor unit before relocating the indoor and or outd...

Page 13: ...VVS KPEV S are used for connecting the operation circuit of the indoor and outdoor units earth with shielded wires Precautions for H LINK system connection y The factory setting of unit terminal impedance DSW5 1 ON is shown on the right diagram When more than two outdoor units are connected to the H LINK disabled the terminal impedance DSW5 1 OFF from the second outdoor unit onward Make sure that ...

Page 14: ... Selection Determine the rated current of the ELCB based on the total wiring capacity shown in the right table Determine the ELCB model sensed current and trip current based on the information shown in the right table Use high sensitivity high speed trip time 0 1 second ELCB Confirm the ELCB rated current sensitivity and trip time and protective coordination of the upper part Rated Current A ELCB ...

Page 15: ...ing the electrical panel for wiring or service to prevent electric shock Warning When installing the panel cover avoid jamming wires together to prevent electric shock and fire L1 1 L2 2 N Upper Right Panel Cover Earth cable Main power cable Operation circuit cable Keep an appropriate distance among terminals Insulate terminals with plastic tapes or bushings Plastic tapes or bushings Note Do not u...

Page 16: ...ubleshooting in p 19 Contact a service technician for help if the situation persists When the operation light blinks every 2 seconds repeatedly this means there is a signal transfer error between the indoor unit and the remote control wires are loosened or disconnected broken incorrect wiring etc y A giggle sound also comes out from the mechanical chamber of the outdoor unit after compressor start...

Page 17: ...igerant temperature Fluid pipe temperature ºC Compressor out temperature ºC 8 Refrigerant pressure Delivery pressure MPaG Intake pressure MPaG 9 Voltage Rated voltage V Operating voltage L1 N V L1 L2 V Start voltage V 10 Compressor input power and current Power kW Current A 11 Refrigerant filling level Correct Incorrect 12 Remote control functions Correct Incorrect 13 Protective device functions C...

Page 18: ... Settings of each input terminal should be different The value of settings greater than the default value is invalid Not in use Not in use Heating Mode Operation Signal Cooling Mode Alarm Signal Stop Request Compressor ON Signal Force Stop Defrost Signal Current Control 60 Current Control 70 Current Control 80 Current Control 100 Input Setup 1 CN1 Code 1 2 Input Setup 2 CN1 Code 2 3 Input Setup 3 ...

Page 19: ...t capacity mismatch Indoor unit capacity is 100 130 higher than the outdoor unit capacity 35 Indoor unit number setup error Repeated number setting or the number is greater than the connected number of indoor units 38 Protection check circuit error outdoor unit Error of the outdoor unit protection check circuit 41 Cooling overload high pressure switch activated When the outdoor unit protection act...

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