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Samsung AM AXV Series, Installation Manual

The Samsung AM AXV Series offers exceptional performance and efficiency, making it a must-have for your home. With its cutting-edge technology and sleek design, this appliance delivers outstanding comfort. For easy installation, refer to the comprehensive Installation Manual available for download for free at manualshive.com.

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Premium energy efficiency type (Heat Recovery)

Model name for 

combination

Number of 

individual 

outdoor units

Total capacity of the 

connected indoor units

Maximum number 

of connectable 

indoor units

Combined outdoor units

AM***AXVGGR

Minimum 

(kW)

Maximum 

(kW)

080

100

120

140

160

180

200

220

240

260

AM080AXVGGR

1

11.2

29.1

14

1

AM100AXVGGR

1

14.0

36.4

18

1

AM120AXVGGR

1

16.8

43.7

21

1

AM140AXVGGR

1

19.6

51.0

26

1

AM160AXVGGR

1

22.4

58.2

29

1

AM180AXVGGR

1

25.2

65.5

32

1

AM200AXVGGR

1

28.0

72.8

36

1

AM220AXVGGR

1

30.8

80.1

40

1

AM240AXVGGR

1

33.6

87.4

43

1

AM260AXVGGR

1

36.4

94.6

47

1

AM280AXVGGR

2

39.2

101.9

51

1

1

AM300AXVGGR

2

42.0

109.2

54

1

1

AM320AXVGGR

2

44.8

116.5

58

1

1

AM340AXVGGR

2

47.6

123.8

61

1

1

AM360AXVGGR

2

50.4

131.0

64

1

1

AM380AXVGGR

2

53.2

138.3

64

1

1

AM400AXVGGR

2

56.0

145.6

64

2

AM420AXVGGR

2

58.8

152.9

64

1

1

AM440AXVGGR

2

61.6

160.2

64

1

1

AM460AXVGGR

2

64.4

167.4

64

1

1

AM480AXVGGR

2

67.2

174.7

64

2

AM500AXVGGR

2

70.0

182.0

64

1

1

AM520AXVGGR

2

72.8

189.3

64

2

AM540AXVGGR

3

75.6

196.6

64

1

1

1

AM560AXVGGR

3

78.4

203.8

64

1

1

1

AM580AXVGGR

3

81.2

211.1

64

1

2

AM600AXVGGR

3

84.0

218.4

64

1

1

1

AM620AXVGGR

3

86.8

225.7

64

1

2

AM640AXVGGR

3

89.6

233.0

64

1

2

AM660AXVGGR

3

92.4

240.2

64

1

2

AM680AXVGGR

3

95.2

247.5

64

1

2

AM700AXVGGR

3

98.0

254.8

64

1

1

1

AM720AXVGGR

3

100.8

262.1

64

3

AM740AXVGGR

3

103.6

269.4

64

2

1

AM760AXVGGR

3

106.4

276.6

64

1

2

AM780AXVGGR

3

109.2

283.9

64

3

AM800AXVGGR

4

112.0

291.2

64

1

1

1

1

AM820AXVGGR

4

114.8

298.5

64

1

3

AM840AXVGGR

4

117.6

305.8

64

1

2

1

AM860AXVGGR

4

120.4

313.0

64

1

1

2

AM880AXVGGR

4

123.2

320.3

64

1

3

AM900AXVGGR

4

126.0

327.6

64

1

3

AM920AXVGGR

4

128.8

334.9

64

1

3

AM940AXVGGR

4

131.6

342.2

64

1

2

1

AM960AXVGGR

4

134.4

349.4

64

4

AM980AXVGGR

4

137.2

356.7

64

3

1

Summary of Contents for AM AXV Series

Page 1: ...irconditioner Installation manual AM AXV Thank you for purchasing this Samsung air conditioner Before operating this unit please read this installation manual carefully and retain it for future reference ...

Page 2: ...es or literature indicates that the product and its electronic accessories e g charger headset USB cable should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of theirworking life To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal please separate these items from other types of waste and recycle them responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse o...

Page 3: ...accessories specified components and tools forthe installation Do not use the pipe and the installation product used for refrigerants except R 410A Failure to use the specified components can cause product fall down waterleakage electrical shock and fire The pipe and flare components used forrefrigerants except R 410A must not be used Install the outdoorunit on a hard and even place that can suppo...

Page 4: ...eight of the building Do not leave the refrigerant containerunderthe hot sunlight There is risk of explosion You must use the appropriate pipes according to the standard since the pressure of the refrigerant is high Make sure that the pipes does not get anyweakerby welding it too much Make sure to install the product away from children s reach Sharp parts of the heat exchangermay cause personal in...

Page 5: ...ing the product Forklift Holes forforklift forks to go through Forklift holes When moving the productwithoutwooden pallet and the crane is not available foruse Connect a wire rope to the outdoorunit as you would move it with a crane Hang the wire rope to the forklift fork to move the outdoorunit Wire rope Forklift Outdoorunit combination Make sure to use an indoorunit that is compatible with DVM S...

Page 6: ...53 2 138 3 64 1 1 AM400AXVGGH 2 56 0 145 6 64 2 AM420AXVGGH 2 58 8 152 9 64 1 1 AM440AXVGGH 2 61 6 160 2 64 1 1 AM460AXVGGH 2 64 4 167 4 64 1 1 AM480AXVGGH 2 67 2 174 7 64 1 1 AM500AXVGGH 2 70 0 182 0 64 1 1 AM520AXVGGH 2 72 8 189 3 64 2 AM540AXVGGH 3 75 6 196 6 64 1 1 1 AM560AXVGGH 3 78 4 203 8 64 1 1 1 AM580AXVGGH 3 81 2 211 1 64 1 1 1 AM600AXVGGH 3 84 0 218 4 64 1 1 1 AM620AXVGGH 3 86 8 225 7 6...

Page 7: ... 64 1 1 AM400AXVAGH 2 56 0 145 6 64 1 1 AM420AXVAGH 2 58 8 152 9 64 1 1 AM440AXVAGH 2 61 6 160 2 64 1 1 AM460AXVAGH 2 64 4 167 4 64 1 1 AM480AXVAGH 2 67 2 174 7 64 2 AM500AXVAGH 2 70 0 182 0 64 1 1 AM520AXVAGH 2 72 8 189 3 64 2 AM540AXVAGH 3 75 6 196 6 64 1 1 1 AM560AXVAGH 3 78 4 203 8 64 1 2 AM580AXVAGH 3 81 2 211 1 64 1 2 AM600AXVAGH 3 84 0 218 4 64 1 2 AM620AXVAGH 3 86 8 225 7 64 1 2 AM640AXVAG...

Page 8: ...40 160 180 AM100AXVDGH 1 14 0 36 4 18 1 AM120AXVDGH 1 16 8 43 7 21 1 AM140AXVDGH 1 19 6 51 0 26 1 AM160AXVDGH 1 22 4 58 2 29 1 AM180AXVDGH 1 25 2 65 5 32 1 AM200AXVDGH 1 28 0 72 8 36 2 AM220AXVDGH 1 30 8 80 1 40 1 1 AM240AXVDGH 1 33 6 87 4 43 1 1 AM260AXVDGH 1 36 4 94 6 47 1 1 AM280AXVDGH 2 39 2 101 9 51 1 1 AM300AXVDGH 2 42 0 109 2 54 1 1 AM320AXVDGH 2 44 8 116 5 58 2 AM340AXVDGH 2 47 6 123 8 61 ...

Page 9: ...8 3 64 1 1 AM400AXVGGR 2 56 0 145 6 64 2 AM420AXVGGR 2 58 8 152 9 64 1 1 AM440AXVGGR 2 61 6 160 2 64 1 1 AM460AXVGGR 2 64 4 167 4 64 1 1 AM480AXVGGR 2 67 2 174 7 64 2 AM500AXVGGR 2 70 0 182 0 64 1 1 AM520AXVGGR 2 72 8 189 3 64 2 AM540AXVGGR 3 75 6 196 6 64 1 1 1 AM560AXVGGR 3 78 4 203 8 64 1 1 1 AM580AXVGGR 3 81 2 211 1 64 1 2 AM600AXVGGR 3 84 0 218 4 64 1 1 1 AM620AXVGGR 3 86 8 225 7 64 1 2 AM640...

Page 10: ...oorlevel so that rain does not accumulate Be careful not to block the drain hole due to foreign substance 4 When product is installed in seashore periodically clean it with waterto remove attached salinity 5 Make sure to install the product in a place that provides smooth waterdrainage Especially ensure that the base part has good drainage 6 If the product is damaged during the installation or mai...

Page 11: ...heated easily by quantity of solarradiation When you secure installation space considerpath forpeople and the direction of the wind Secure installation space as shown in the below illustration considering ventilation and the service space If the installation space is narrow installerorotherworkermay get injured during work and may also cause problem to the product If you install multiple numberof ...

Page 12: ... or high pressure may damage the pipes Fix an outdoorunit firmly on the base ground with anchor bolts Manufactureris not responsible forthe damage occurred by not following the installation standards 1 Make sure that the height of the base ground is 200mm or higherto protect the outdoorunit from rain waterorother external conditions Also install a draining pit around the base ground and connect th...

Page 13: ...to make a holes forconnecting the anti vibration pad Examples of drainingwork Construct the drainage ditch with reinforced concretes and make sure that water proofing work is done Forsmooth draining of defrost water make sure to apply1 50 slope Construct a drainage around the outdoorunit to prevent the defrost water from the outdoorunit from stagnating overflowing orfreezing nearthe installation s...

Page 14: ...upporting structures such as anti vibration frame orH beam Base ground must be constructed strongly to support the bottom part of the anti vibration mount Afterinstalling the anti vibration frame untighten the fixing part on the top and bottom part of the frame Caution forinstalling discharge duct Static pressure of the discharge duct should be within the standard specification when installing the...

Page 15: ...yregion In windy regions such as nearsea shores protection wall or wind protection duct must be installed fornormal operation of the outdoorunit Referto the illustration of the snow prevention duct forinstalling the wind protection duct Install the wind prevention duct with the consideration of majorwind direction If the direction of the discharge part is same as majordirection of the wind it coul...

Page 16: ... flared part Exclusive etheroil ester oil alkali benzene oil or synthetic oil Torque wrench Connect flare nut with pipe Compatible Pipe bender Pipe bending Nitrogen gas Air tightness test Prevent oxidation within the pipe Welder Pipe welding Manifold gage Air tightness test additional refrigerant charging Vacuuming charging refrigerant and checking operation Compatible Refrigerant charging hose Ne...

Page 17: ... to outdoorunit capacity Classification Model name of the branch joint Outdoorunit capacity kW Y joint D MXJ YA1509M 15 0 and below MXJ YA2512M 15 1 40 0 MXJ YA2812M 40 1 45 0 MXJ YA2815M 45 1 70 3 MXJ YA3419M 70 4 98 4 MXJ YA4119M 98 5 135 2 MXJ YA4422M Over135 2 Branch joint E Select a branch joint according to the sum of indoorunit capacitywhichwill be connected afterthe branch However if the s...

Page 18: ...10 16 9 52 30 12 7 150 62 19 05 90 22 22 200 18 12 7 90 15 88 200 64 19 05 90 22 22 200 20 12 7 90 15 88 200 66 19 05 90 22 22 200 22 12 7 80 15 88 200 68 19 05 90 22 22 200 24 12 7 70 15 88 200 70 19 05 80 22 22 190 26 15 88 90 19 05 200 72 19 05 80 22 22 180 28 15 88 90 19 05 200 74 19 05 70 22 22 170 30 15 88 90 19 05 200 76 19 05 70 22 22 160 32 15 88 90 19 05 200 78 19 05 70 22 22 150 34 15 8...

Page 19: ...unit capacity Classification Model name of the branch joint Outdoorunit capacity kW Liquid Lowpressure Y joint D MXJ YA1509M 15 0 and below MXJ YA2512M 15 1 40 0 MXJ YA2812M 40 1 45 0 MXJ YA2815M 45 1 70 3 MXJ YA3419M 70 4 98 4 MXJ YA4119M 98 5 135 2 MXJ YA4422M Over135 2 High pressure Y Joint D MXJ YA1500M 22 4 and below MXJ YA2500M 22 5 70 3 MXJ YA3100M 70 4 135 2 MXJ YA3800M Over135 2 Branch jo...

Page 20: ...10 16 9 52 30 12 7 150 62 19 05 90 22 22 200 18 12 7 90 15 88 200 64 19 05 90 22 22 200 20 12 7 90 15 88 200 66 19 05 90 22 22 200 22 12 7 80 15 88 200 68 19 05 90 22 22 200 24 12 7 70 15 88 200 70 19 05 80 22 22 190 26 15 88 90 19 05 200 72 19 05 80 22 22 180 28 15 88 90 19 05 200 74 19 05 70 22 22 170 30 15 88 90 19 05 200 76 19 05 70 22 22 160 32 15 88 90 19 05 200 78 19 05 70 22 22 150 34 15 8...

Page 21: ... AM080AXVAGH EU AM100AXVAGH EU AM120AXVAGH EU AM140AXVAGH EU AM160AXVAGH EU AM180AXVAGH EU Basic amount 5 5 5 5 7 0 7 0 8 0 8 0 Classification AM200AXVAGH EU AM220AXVAGH EU AM240AXVAGH EU AM260AXVAGH EU Basic amount 10 5 10 5 14 0 14 0 Classification AM100AXVDGH EU AM120AXVDGH EU AM140AXVDGH EU AM160AXVDGH EU AM180AXVDGH EU Basic amount 5 5 7 0 7 0 8 0 8 0 Classification AM080AXVGGR EU AM100AXVGGR...

Page 22: ...1 18 HSPduct AM NHF P EH 1 18 1 18 1 18 1 18 1 18 1 18 1 18 Bigduct AM JNHF P KH 1 15 1 15 OAPduct AM NEPEH 0 68 1 18 1 18 ConcealedFloorStanding AM NFDEH 0 22 0 32 0 32 FloorStanding AM NPDKH 0 69 1 85 Ceiling AM NCDEH AM NCDKH 0 39 0 39 0 56 0 95 Console AM NJDEH 0 16 0 27 0 27 0 27 0 27 Wallmounted Neoforte AM F H NTDEH 0 24 0 24 0 24 0 24 0 36 0 36 Wallmounted NeofortewithEEV AM F H NQDEH 0 34...

Page 23: ...refrigerant kg m Amount of additional refrigerant kg Total amount of additional refrigerant kg Liquid pipe Ø 6 35 35 0 02 0 7 5 575 Ø 9 52 50 0 06 3 0 Ø12 70 15 0 125 1 875 Classification Model name of indoor unit Numberof units Unit amount of refrigerant kg EA Amount of additional refrigerant kg Total amount of additional refrigerant kg Indoorunit 4waycassette AM071FN4DEH 4 0 45 1 80 3 10 Slim du...

Page 24: ...terthan one month Taping Indoor Taping Refrigerant pipewelding and safety information CAUTION Important information forrefrigerant pipe work Make sure there is no moisture inside the pipe Make sure there are no foreign substances and impurities in the pipe Make sure there is no leakage Make sure to follow the instruction when welding orstoring the pipe Nitrogen flushingwelding When welding the ref...

Page 25: ...ot removed aftercutting pipe refrigerant gas may leak If foreign matters enterinside the pipe important interior parts of the unit may get damaged orproduct efficiencywill be reduced So the direction of pipe should be downward during pipe cutting orflaring Connecting the flared pipes Check if the flaring is properly done according to the standard size Align the centerof the piping and tighten the ...

Page 26: ...t side of the welding part so be extra careful not to damage the sensorwhen welding The O ring and Teflon packing inside service valve may get damaged by the heat from welding Wrap the bottom side of the service valve with a wet cloth and weld it as shown in the illustration Also waterdripping from the wet cloth may interrupt the welding Make sure the waterdoes not drip from the wet cloth Make sur...

Page 27: ...g outdoorunits Height of the connection pipe should be same orlowerthan the ones connected to the outdoorunits Check the changes in comparison with the DVM Ⅱ Ⅲ and Ⅳ Caution Correct installation Incorrect installation Refrigerant pipes should be connected at the same orlower level than the ones connected to the outdoorunit Refrigerant pipes must be connected by the side of the product Straight sec...

Page 28: ...Using Y joint MCU MCU MCU MCU MCU Note1 MCU Note1 Direct connected indoorunit without MCU forHR only This indoorunit can only be used forcooling operation Heating operation is not possible Connect indoorunit to liquid and low pressure gas pipe Change the installation option fordirect connected indoorunit without MCU referto the indoorunit installation manual ...

Page 29: ...a Outdoorunit Indoorunit Distribution header Classification Example Remarks Maximum allowable length of pipe Outdoorunit Indoorunit Actual length Equivalent length 200m and below 220m and below Installing onlywith Y joint a b c d e f g p 200m 220m Equivalent length Y joint 0 5 m Distribution header 1 m Installing with Y joint and distribution header a b h 200m 220m a i k 200m 220m Installing onlyw...

Page 30: ...ch pipes b c d e f g size must be increased by1 grade b h i j k l m n H2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 a A B C D E F G H1 c d e f g p Total length of extended pipe If the size of pipe main pipe between the first branch joint and the outdoorunit is not increased by1 grade a b c d e f g 2 h i j k l m n p 1000 m If the size of pipe main pipe between the first branch joint and the outdoorunit is increased by1 grade...

Page 31: ...m Installing with MCU and Y joint a b c r 1000 m Outdoorunit Outdoor unit Module installation Pipe length 10 m orless x 10 m y 10m z 10 m x z y Equivalent length 13 m orless x 13 m y 13m z 13 m MCU Indoor unit Pipe length 45 m orless Installing onlywith MCU b c 45 m b d 45 m b e 45 m f 45 m g h 45 m g i 45 m g j 45 m Installing with MCU and Y joint c d c e c f g h i h j h k n o p q r 45 m Maximum ...

Page 32: ...m l MCU MCU H4 n h o p q k j i g f e d c b a H2 H1 H3 MCU Total length of extended pipe If the size of pipe main pipe between the first branch joint and the outdoorunit is not increased by1 grade a b l m x2 c d e f g h i j k n o p q r 1000 m If the size of pipe main pipe between the first branch joint and the outdoorunit is increased by1 grade a b l m x2 c d e f g h i j k n o p q r 1000 m MCU Each...

Page 33: ...tical line Installing the distribution header 1 Select the reducerthat fits the diameterof the pipe Gas side Socket Pipe To indoorunit Pipe Socket To outdoorunit Liquid side Socket Pipe To indoorunit Pipe Socket To outdoorunit Provided item Pipe Separately purchased item 2 If the numberof connected indoorunit is fewerthan ports on the distribution header block the unused ports with caps Liquid sid...

Page 34: ... line Installing the branch joint between outdoorunits Installation of outdoorjoints Do not install the outdoor joint in this direction Liquid pipe High pressure gas pipe Gas pipe High pressure gas pipe only applies to the H R product Liquid side Pipe Reducer Reducer Pipe To otheroutdoorunit To otheroutdoorjoint orY joint of the main pipe To otheroutdoorjoint oroutdoorunit Gas side Pipe Reducer Re...

Page 35: ...U Installing indoorunits Under16 0 kW indoorunit Don t use Y connector 16 0 kW 28 0 kW indoorunit Use Y connectorat the Gas Liquid line If you want to continuous cooling operation under 5 set outdoor Expand operational temperature range forcooling operation HR only and use Y connectoron 5 0 16 kW indoorunit In case of using Y connector it is only connectable forport combination at below Connectabl...

Page 36: ...e gas pipe connection welding High pressure gas pipe connection welding Liquid pipe connection welding 70 mm When installing MCU use the pattern sheet forinstallation that is provided with the product When welding the gas pipes protect the product with the flame proof sheet When connecting the MCU with outdoorunits default direction is set in the MCU If installing opposite direction weld the enclo...

Page 37: ... 101 0 125 AM480AXVGGH 106 0 125 AM480AXVAGH 110 0 125 AM500AXVGGH 115 0 150 AM500AXVAGH 115 0 150 AM520AXVGGH 120 0 150 AM520AXVAGH 120 0 150 AM540AXVGGH 120 4 150 AM540AXVAGH 119 2 150 AM560AXVGGH 124 2 150 AM560AXVAGH 128 0 150 AM580AXVGGH 128 0 150 AM580AXVAGH 133 0 150 AM600AXVGGH 131 0 150 AM600AXVAGH 135 0 150 AM620AXVGGH 141 2 175 AM620AXVAGH 139 0 175 AM640AXVGGH 145 0 175 AM640AXVAGH 142...

Page 38: ...64 2 75 AM340AXVDGH 71 2 80 AM320AXVGGR 73 0 80 AM360AXVDGH 78 4 90 AM340AXVGGR 76 2 90 AM380AXVDGH 80 0 90 AM360AXVGGR 81 2 90 AM400AXVDGH 87 2 100 AM380AXVGGR 85 0 100 AM400AXVGGR 86 0 100 AM420AXVGGR 94 2 125 AM440AXVGGR 98 0 125 AM460AXVGGR 103 0 125 AM480AXVGGR 110 0 125 AM500AXVGGR 115 0 150 AM520AXVGGR 120 0 150 AM540AXVGGR 119 2 150 AM560AXVGGR 124 2 150 AM580AXVGGR 131 2 150 AM600AXVGGR 1...

Page 39: ...e point power service box of the user s supply The usermust ensure that this device is connected onlyto a powersupply system which fulfills the requirement above If necessary the usercan ask the public powersupply companyfor the system impedance at the interface point This equipment complies with IEC 61000 3 12 provided that the short circuit powerSsc is greaterthan orequal to Ssc 2 at the interfa...

Page 40: ...PVC When the protection tube is installed indoorand not exposed to outside because it is embedded in concrete structure Class1 flexible conduit Galvanized steel sheet When the protection tube is installed indoorbut exposed to outside so there are risk of damage to the protection tube Class1 PVC coated flexible conduit Galvanized steel sheet and Soft PVC compound When the protection tube is install...

Page 41: ...s 380 415V MCCB ELB MCCB ELB MCCB ELB MCCB ELB ELCB ELCB ELCB ELCB Main unit Sub unit Main unit Sub unit1 Sub unit 2 Single phase 2wires 220 240V Grounding Grounding Grounding Wired remote controller Wired remote controller Communication cable Outdoorunit Outdoorunit Communication cable Outdoorunit Indoorunit Wired remote controller or or or or Communication cable Outdoorunit Indoor unit Communica...

Page 42: ...wn to prevent it from getting loose Place the thin cable upward and the thick cable downward Fix the power cablewith a cable tie Selecting solderless ring terminal Select a solderless ring terminal fora powercable according to the nominal dimensions forcable Apply insulation coating to the connection part of the solderless ring terminal and the powercable Silversolder Nominal dimensions forcable m...

Page 43: ...the bottom side of the tool Fix the blade position according to the outer sheath thickness of the powercable 2 Fix the powercable and tool by using the hook at the top side of the tool 3 Cut out the outersheath of the powercable by revolving the tool in the direction of the arrow two orthree times 4 At this situation cut out the outersheath of the powercable by moving the tool toward the direction...

Page 44: ...ing the powercable Withdrawing from the front side Connect the powercable protection tube into the power supply box as shown picture Be sure that the powersupply cable is not damaged by burr on the knock out hole Installing the Solution device When the numberof indoorunits installed with the outdoor unit is16 orless F1 Terminal block with indoor unit F2 OF1 Terminal block with outdoorunit sub modu...

Page 45: ...keris installed Average humidity Perform grounding work 3 Note1 Must perform the grounding work 3 Note1 Including the casewhere earth leakage breakeris installed Low humidity Perform grounding work 3 if possible foryoursafety Note 2 Note1 About grounding work 3 Grounding work must be done by an expert with qualification Check if the grounding resistance is lowerthan100Ω When installing an earth le...

Page 46: ...ay attention to the pressure of the nitrogen Keep it forminimum 24 hours to check if pressure drops Afterapplying Nitrogen gas check there s any change of pressure using a pressure regulator If the pressure drops check forgas leakage If the pressure is changed apply soap waterto check forleakage and check the pressure of the nitrogen gas again Maintain1 0MPa of the pressure before performing vacuu...

Page 47: ...units in module connect the manifold gauge to liquid side pipe and the gas side pipe Perform vacuum drying of the liquid side pipe and gas side pipe when installing outdoorunits in module using a vacuum pump Make sure that check valve is installed to prevent pump oil from flowing into the pipe While the vacuum gauge pressure is less than 100 7 kPa 5 Torr perform the vacuum drying formore than1 hou...

Page 48: ...e used A general town centre building e g an apartment building dwelling house lecture hall educational institute building office shopping complex A structure with an exposed ceiling A structure with ceiling tiles and a ventilation system A structure where there is no inflow of air from the outside due to plumbing laid inside a wall Even in the above conditions if humidity is very high or condensa...

Page 49: ...ss with additional insulation Insulatorfor refrigerant pipe a x 3 Hanger Additional Insulator a Insulate the distribution header Fix the distribution headerwith a cable tie and coverthe connected part Insulate the distribution headerand the welded part and wrap the connected part with an adhesive insulation tape to prevent dew formation Insulation Adhesive insulation tape Insulate the refrigerant ...

Page 50: ...t vent gases into the atmosphere WARNING Inform userif the system contains 5 tCO e ormore of fluorinated greenhouse gases In this case it must be checked forleakage at least once every12 months according to regulation No 517 2014 This activity must be covered by qualified personnel only In the case of the situation above the installer orauthorized person with responsibility forfinal check must pro...

Page 51: ...ifold gauge forheating operation Gas side Scale R 410A Inject liquid refrigerant Liquid side Vacuum port Liquid side pipe Servicevalve Outdoorunit Outdoorunit Manifold gage CAUTION Open the gas side and liquid side service valve completely aftercharging the refrigerant If you operate the air conditionerwith the service valve closed the important parts may be damaged Put on safety equipment when ch...

Page 52: ...ity Step6 If it is heat recovery model go to step 7 Otherwise press K2 button for2 seconds to save exit system will be reset Quantity of MCUs Heat recovery model only Step7 Press K1 Ready to set Step8 K2 x n times X Tens digit 0 1 Ex 03 3 units 16 16 units K4 x n times X Ones digit 0 9 K4 Press for2 seconds automatic detection of MCUs quantity Step9 K2 long Save Restart Press K1 for2 seconds to ex...

Page 53: ...ed option you can shortly press the K2 switch to adjust the value of the Seg 3 Seg 4 and change the function forthe selected option Referto pages 54 56 forthe Seg numberof the function foreach option Example 4 Afterselecting the function foroptions press and hold the K2 switch for2 seconds Edited value of the option will be saved when entire segments blinks and tracking mode begins CAUTION Edited ...

Page 54: ...orrection forheating Main 0 2 0 0 3 0 Factory default Targeted high pressure MPa When low pressure value is set discharged airtemperature of the indoorunit will decrease 0 1 2 5 0 2 2 6 0 3 2 7 0 4 2 8 0 5 2 9 0 6 3 1 0 7 3 2 0 8 3 3 Current restriction rate Individual 0 3 0 0 100 Factory default When restriction option is set cooling and heating performance may decrease 0 1 95 0 2 90 0 3 85 0 4 8...

Page 55: ...ent length of farthest indoorunit from the outdoorunit is between100 170m 0 2 LEVEL 2 When equivalent length of farthest indoorunit from the outdoorunit is over170m Energy control operation Main 1 0 0 0 Basic Factory default Energy control option of designated operation sequence Operating in energy saving mode capacity might decrease compared to normal operation mode 0 1 Energy saving 0 2 Power Ro...

Page 56: ...umidity condition operating forup to 24hours Base Heater Main 2 3 0 0 Disabled Factory default Set when Base Heateris installed 0 1 Enabled InverterCarrier Frequency Main 2 4 0 0 Disabled default Set invertercarrierfrequency 0 1 8kHz Aux Heater s interworking control forcycle heating cooling priority control Main 2 5 0 0 Not applied When using the Aux Heating set the delay time forSwitching from c...

Page 57: ...ess 2 K 4 BLANK 2 9 times Vacuuming Outdoorunit address 3 K 4 BLANK 3 10 times Vacuuming Outdoorunit address 4 K 4 BLANK 4 11 times Vacuuming All outdoorunits K 4 BLANK A 12 times InverterFault Detection Comp 1 K 5 I 1 13 times InverterFault Detection Comp 2 K 5 I 2 14 times InverterFault Detection Fan 1 K 5 F 1 15 times InverterFault Detection Fan 2 K 5 F 2 16 times End Key operation WARNING Afte...

Page 58: ... errorE464 and E364 have been occurred powerelement might be damaged by fire and therefore do not use the Discharge mode of DC link voltage During Discharge mode of DC link voltage voltage of INV1 and INV2 will be displayed alternately If the voltage does not drop during Discharge mode of DC link voltage please cut off the powerand wait for15 minutes until voltage discharges naturally Due to the c...

Page 59: ...0 1 3 25 times Current frequency Compressor1 P 120 Hz 1 2 0 26 times Current frequency Compressor2 Q 120 Hz 1 2 0 27 times Suction 2 temperature HR Only R 42 C 4 2 28 times Main indoorunit address S Main indoorunit not selected BLANK N D If indoorunit No 1 is selected as the main unit 0 0 1 K4 Numberof press Press and hold the K4 to enterthe setting Displayed content Display on segment page1 page2...

Page 60: ...us AM NKDE OAP duct AM NEPE Hydro Unit AM NBDE AM NBF AHU kit MXD K AN MCM D N If1st generation MCU MCU S NEE N MCU S2NEK1N is installed referto the corresponding install manual Setting the Pipe Addresses Manually You can use the wired orwireless remote control orthe S NET Pro 2 to set the pipe addresses foreach indoorunit Setting byusing thewired orwireless remote control Forhowto operate the rem...

Page 61: ...be sure to close the front cabinet If this operation is run with the front cabinet open the product may be damaged and the pipe addresses cannot be correctly recognized To run the Auto pipe pairing operation take the following steps 1 Press the K2 button13 times on the main PBA of the outdoor unit to start the Auto pipe pairing operation Display Outdoor temperature 24 24 Outdoor temperature 30 30 ...

Page 62: ...ice Have you checked if the centerof the indoorunit is ensured and it is installed horizontally Refrigerant pipe work Have you selected correct pipes Are the liquid and gas valve open Is the total numberof connected indoorunits within the allowable range Are the length and the height difference between the refrigerant pipes within the allowable range Are the branch joints properly installed Did yo...

Page 63: ... select either cooling orheating mode and operate in selected mode In the temperature range marked with slashed pattern system protection control maytriggerduring operation If the system protection control is enabled it can be hard to get the precise judgment afterthe auto trial operation When the temperature is outside of guaranteed range accuracy of judgment on auto trial operation may decrease ...

Page 64: ... Formore information see the troubleshooting in the service manual CAUTION If service valve ball valve check is required corresponding outdoorunit will display the error If service valve ball valve check is required auto detection mode will be terminated Check service valve ball valve of gas pipe and liquid pipe at the same time when checking service valve ball valve When 4wayvalve Main EEV detect...

Page 65: ...ecked by calculating the saturation pressure forthe outdoorairtemperature or connecting a manifold gauge Formore information see the troubleshooting in the service manual CAUTION When the auto trial operation forpressure sensorwas executed before the pressure of the outdoorunit is equalized when there s close to no difference between high and low pressure errormay occureven though the product is n...

Page 66: ...been operated fora long period of time orHeat mode has been operated before running the function of refrigerant amount check Therefore use the function of refrigerant amount check afteroperating the product in Cool mode forat least 30 minutes Product may triggersystem protection operation depending on the installation environment In this case the result of refrigerant amount check may not be accur...

Page 67: ...7 1295x1695x765 AM160AXVGGR 268 1295x1695x765 AM180AXVGGR 274 1295x1695x765 AM200AXVGGR 274 1295x1695x765 AM220AXVGGR 309 1295x1695x765 AM240AXVGGR 332 1295x1695x765 AM260AXVGGR 332 1295x1695x765 AM080AXVAGH 175 930x1695x765 AM100AXVAGH 185 930x1695x765 AM120AXVAGH 205 930x1695x765 AM140AXVAGH 207 930x1695x765 AM160AXVAGH 242 1295x1695x765 AM180AXVAGH 242 1295x1695x765 AM200AXVAGH 268 1295x1695x76...

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