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System configuration

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Option

SEG1 SEG2 SEG3 SEG4

Function of the option

Base Heater

0

6

0

0

Disabled

0

1

Enabled  

(Factory default)

Operation mode

0

7

0

0

Heat pump  

(Factory default)

0

1

Cooling only (Disabled)

0

2

Heating only

Energy saving mode

0

8

0

0

Disabled  

(Factory default)

0

1

Enabled

  WARNING

•  Incorrect handling of the thermostat, safety valve or other valves 

may lead to tank rupture or plate heat exchanger damage. When 

servicing the unit follow the instructions carefully:

 

– Always turn off the main power supply when the water 

supply is being shut off.

 

– Test the free operation of the safety valve regularly by 

opening the valve ensuring the water flows freely.

 

– Electrical connection and all servicing of the electrical 

components should only be carried out by an authorized 

electrician.

 

– Fitting and all servicing of plumbing fixtures should only be 

carried out by an authorized installer.

 

– When replacing the thermostat, safety valve, or any other 

valve or part supplied with this unit, use only approved 

parts of the same specification.

Testing operations

Check the power supply between the outdoor unit and the 

auxiliary circuit breaker.
•  1 phase power supply: L, N
•  3 phases power supply: R, S, T, N

Check the control panel.
•  Check that you have connected the power and 

communication cables correctly. (If the power cable 

and communication cables one mixed up or connected 

incorrectly, the PCB will be damaged.)

•  Check the temp. sensor, drain pump/hose, and display are 

connected correctly.

Press K1 or K2 on the outdoor unit PCB to run the test mode 

and stop.

K1 (Number of Press)

KEY operation

7-segment display

1 time

Trial operation in Heating 

mode

"K" "1" "BLANK" 

"BLANK"

2 times

Vacuuming  

(Outdoor unit address 1)

"K" "2" "BLANK " "1"

3 times

Inverter Fault Detection 

(Comp #1)

"K" "3" "I " "1"

4 times

End Key operation

-

K2 (Number of Press)

KEY operation

7-segment display

1 time

Trial operation in Cooling 

mode

"K" "4" "BLANK" 

"BLANK"

2 times

Discharge mode of DC 

link voltage

"K" "5" "o" "k"

3 times

Forced defrost operation

"K" "6" "BLANK" 

"BLANK"

4 times

Inverter compressor 1 

check

"K" "7" "BLANK" 

"BLANK"

5 times

End Key operation

-

K3 (Number of Press)

KEY operation

7-segment display

1 time

Intialize (Reset) setting

Same as initial state

View Mode: When the K4 switch is pressed, you can see 

information about our system state as below.

K4 (Number of 

press)

KEY operation

Display on segment

SEG 1

SEG 2,3,4

1 time

Capacity of outdoor unit

1

16 HP → 0,1,6

2 times

Order frequency of the 

compressor

2

120 Hz → 1,2,0

3 times

High pressrue (kg/cm2)

3

15.2 K → 152

4 times

Low pressrue (kg/cm2)

4

4.3 K → 043

5 times

Discharge temperature 

Compressor

5

87 ˚C → 087

6 times

IPM temperature

6

87 ˚C → 087

7 times

CT sensor value

7

2 A → 020

8 times

Suction temperature

8

-42 ˚C → -42

9 times

COND OUT temperature

9

-42 ˚C → -42

10 times

EVA in temperature

A

87 ˚C → 087

11 times

Compressor top 

temperature

B

87 ˚C → 087

12 times

 Outdoor temperature

C

-42 ˚C → -42

13 times

EVI inlet temperature

D

-42 ˚C → -42

14 times

EVI outlet temperature

E

-42 ˚C → -42

15 times

Main EEV step

F

2000 → 200

16 times

EVI EEV step

G

300 → 300

17 times

Fan step (ssr or bldc)

H

13 Step → 0, 1, 3

18 times

Current frequency 

Compressor

I

120 Hz → 1, 2, 0

19 times

EVI SOL EEV step

J

300 → 300

20 times

Inverter pump output

K

100 % → 100 

K4 (Number of 

press) 

Press and hold 

the K4 to enter 

the setting

Displayed 

content

Display on segment

Page 1

Page 2

1 time

Main version

MAIN

Version (ex. 1412)

2 times

Inverter version

INV

Version (ex. 1412)

3 times

EEP version

EEP

Version (ex. 1412)

4 times

Automatically 

assigned address 

of the units

AUTO

SEG1,2

SEG3,4

Indoor unit: "A", "0" 

MCU: "C", "1"

Address 

(ex:07)

5 times

Manually 

assigned address 

of the units

MANU

SEG1,2

SEG3,4

Indoor unit: "A", "0" Address 

(ex:15)

Summary of Contents for AE CXYD Series

Page 1: ...WaterHeatPump Installation manual EHS Mono Outdoor Unit AE CXYD Thank you for purchasing this Samsung product Before operating this unit please read this manual carefully and retain it for future refe...

Page 2: ...14 Connecting the water pipes 14 Water Charging 14 Setting capacity and pre pressure of the expansion vessel 15 Protection of the water circuit freezing 15 Outdoorwater piping insulation 17 Minimum a...

Page 3: ...uman health from uncontrolled waste disposal please separate these items from other types of waste and recycle them responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources Household users s...

Page 4: ...unit Neversit orstand on the product All the materials used forthe manufacturing and packaging of the airto waterheat pump are recyclable The packing material and exhausted batteries of the remote con...

Page 5: ...ng flammable refrigerants Safety checks are required to minimize the ignition risk for servicing the units containing flammable refrigerants Servicing shall be performed following the controlled proce...

Page 6: ...the recovery units orcylinders If compressors orcompressoroils are to be removed make sure that they have been evacuated to the acceptable level to ensure that flammable refrigerant does not remain in...

Page 7: ...product in the protective packaging and keep covered until final installation Preparation of both horizontal and vertical transport routes and equipment might be required in orderto get the product i...

Page 8: ...d does not generate any unnecessary noise and vibration Position the outdoorunit so that the airflows directly towards the open area Place the outdoorunit where there are no plants and animals because...

Page 9: ...d laterto violate the protection rules Unit mm 1 000 1 000 1 000 500 1 000 500 500 500 300 1 000 500 1 000 1 000 500 When installed on the ground When installed in a place with a flat roof When instal...

Page 10: ...and serviceable undersafe working conditions forpeople orthings Installing the unit at a locationwith strong winds Outdoorunit must be fixed firmly so that it can withstand the wind speed of the stro...

Page 11: ...lean it with waterto remove attached salinity 6 If the protective coating orgalvanised steel of the product is damaged during the installation ormaintenance make sure to repairit 7 Check the condition...

Page 12: ...tions Woodenpallet Forklift 1 050mm NOTE When looking at the product from the front there is a centerof gravity right from the middle of the product Referto the centerof gravity mark attached to the p...

Page 13: ...runs away correctly and safely 150mm WARNING If the drainage is not adequate it can lead to stagnant water and ice build up causing system performance issues and possible damages Drainhole 20 Drainpl...

Page 14: ...ench as specified in the below table If not connections and parts can be damaged and leak The unit is only to be used in a closed watersystem If applications are in open watercircuit it will generate...

Page 15: ...the installation the installation height is considered 0m When Expansion vessel has a capacity 8 liters and1bar pre charged Watervolume of total system forreliable performance is minimum 30 Liter AE0...

Page 16: ...raturevalue When using the EHS forcooling in the summertime an anti freeze valvewith ambient sensoris required to avoid unwanted opening due to lowwatertemperatures To protect the field piping against...

Page 17: ...m Minimum insulation thickness mm 20 19 20 30 32 30 40 40 40 50 50 NOTE This recommendation ensures good operation of the unit however local regulations may differand shall be followed Minimum activew...

Page 18: ...ct the earth wire to the gas pipe water pipe lighting rod ortelephone wire If earthing is not complete electric shock orfire may occur Install the circuit breaker Failing to install a circuit breaking...

Page 19: ...t and route them through the factory mounted cable sleeves into the switch box Powerand communication cable configuration Powersupply cable must be guided through the knock out hole on the bottom righ...

Page 20: ...itchwithinyourarm s reach that disconnects all poles with contact gap of a least 3 mm Route the cable through the frame Connect the wires to the terminal block and fix the cable with the cable tie R S...

Page 21: ...the selected options press and hold the K2 switch for2 seconds to store the value The changed value of the option will be saved when the entire segment display blinks and tracking mode begins CAUTION...

Page 22: ...K 2 BLANK 1 3 times InverterFault Detection Comp 1 K 3 I 1 4 times End Key operation K2 Numberof Press KEY operation 7 segment display 1 time Trial operation in Cooling mode K 4 BLANK BLANK 2 times Di...

Page 23: ...nd on this manual the factory refrigerant charge of the product the additional refrigerant amount charged in the field Unit kg tCO e a b DO NOTCHARGE Refrigerant type GWPvalue R 290 3 GWP Global Warmi...

Page 24: ...e Error Detect when the system is not operated OUTDOOR UNIT E440 Forbid Heat mode Operation when OutdoorTemperature is over43 C OUTDOOR UNIT E441 Forbid Cooling Mode when Outdoor Temperature is Low10...

Page 25: ...T_CT Thermistor CompressorTop T_D Thermistor Discharge pipe T_EI Thermistor EVI In T_EO Thermistor EVI Out T_II Thermistor Heat ExchangerIn T_S Thermistor Suction pipe T_WI Thermistor WaterIn T_WO The...

Page 26: ...HE Part Description CV Check Valve COMP Compressor HX_IC Heat Exchanger Intercooler HX_M Heat Exchanger Main Outdoorunit HX_PHE Heat Exchanger PHE IPMC IPM Cooler OFM OutdoorFan Motor AC Accumulator P...

Page 27: ...with the higher set temperature to Zone 2 d A ir vent included in tank integrated hydro unit In case that the water piping would be located in a higher position than the air vent of the tank integrate...

Page 28: ...essel Decoupler Safety group Safetyvalve Manometer Expansion vessel 3waymixingvalveforfloorheating incaseofcombinationwithradiators Mixing valve temperature sensorb Vibro isolating mounting bases Symb...

Page 29: ......

Page 30: ...This appliance is filledwith R 290 A3...

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