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Samsung Duct Type Series, User & Installation Manual

Introducing the Samsung Duct Type Series, a top-of-the-line cooling solution for your home or office. With its user-friendly design, installation is a breeze. To ensure a seamless set-up and maintenance process, we provide a comprehensive user & installation manual. Easily download the manual for free from manualshive.com.

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Safety precautions  ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Checking before use  .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Viewing the parts  ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13
Cleaning and maintaining the air conditioner  ...................................................................................................................................................... 14
Appendix  ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16

Contents

USING PARTS

INSTALLATION PARTS

Safety precautions   ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Preparation for installation   ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
Deciding on where to install the indoor unit   ........................................................................................................................................................ 20
Indoor unit installation   .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Purging the unit   .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Connecting the refrigerant pipe   ................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
Cutting/Flaring the pipes   ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Performing leak test & insulation   ............................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Drainpipe and drain hose installation   ...................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Connecting the connection cord   ............................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Adjusting air flow ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 32
Setting the indoor unit option code ........................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Setting an indoor unit address and installation option ..................................................................................................................................... 34
Troubleshooting   ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 37

Summary of Contents for Duct Type Series

Page 1: ...gine the possibilities Thank you for purchasing this Samsung product This manual is made with 100 recycled paper Duct Type Series MA duct DB68 05395A 00 EN ES FR PT Air Conditioner user installation manual ...

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Page 3: ...e summer but can also be an efficient heating method in the winter with the advanced Heat pump system This technology is up to 300 more efficient than electrical heating so you can further reduce its running cost Now meet year round needs with one air conditioner Flexible installation Duct type air conditioner is designed to be slimmer and offers different solutions for any shape room allowing for...

Page 4: ...llation 19 Deciding on where to install the indoor unit 20 Indoor unit installation 24 Purging the unit 25 Connecting the refrigerant pipe 26 Cutting Flaring the pipes 27 Performing leak test insulation 28 Drainpipe and drain hose installation 29 Connecting the connection cord 31 Adjusting air flow 32 Setting the indoor unit option code 33 Setting an indoor unit address and installation option 34 ...

Page 5: ...ne is grounded to prevent electric shock Unplug the power plug from the wall socket Do NOT disassemble FOR INSTALLATION WARNING Use the power line with the power specifications of the product or higher and use the power line for this appliance only In addition do not use an extension line X Extending the power line may result in electric shock or fire X Do not use an electric transformer It may res...

Page 6: ...ectric shock fire an explosion or other problems with the product X Never plug the power cord into a socket that is not grounded correctly and make sure that it is in accordance with local and national codes FOR INSTALLATION CAUTION Install your appliance on a level and hard floor that can support its weight X Failing to do so may result in abnormal vibrations noise or problems with the product Ins...

Page 7: ...tes a strange noise a burning smell or smoke unplug the power plug immediately and contact your nearest service center X Failing to do so may result in electric shock or fire In the event of a gas leak such as propane gas LP gas etc ventilate immediately without touching the power line Do not touch the appliance or power line X Do not use a ventilating fan X A spark may result in an explosion or fir...

Page 8: ...children as packaging materials can be dangerous to children X If a child places a bag over its head it may result in suffocation Do not insert your fingers or foreign substances into the outlet when the air conditioner is operating or the front panel is closing X Take special care that children do not injure themselves by inserting their fingers into the product Do not touch the front panel with yo...

Page 9: ... result in injury death or property damage Max current is measured according to IEC standard for safety and current is measured according to ISO standard for energy efficiency Do not stand on top of the appliance or place objects such as laundry lighted candles lighted cigarettes dishes chemicals metal objects etc on the appliance X This may result in electric shock fire problems with the product o...

Page 10: ...rectlyontoit Donotusebenzene thinner or alcohol to clean the appliance X This may result in discoloration deformation damage electric shock or fire Before cleaning or performing maintenance unplug the air conditioner from the wall socket and wait until the fan stops X Failing to do so may result in electric shock or fire FOR CLEANING CAUTION Take care when cleaning the surface of the heat exchanger ...

Page 11: ... Outdoortemperature Indoorhumidity COOLING 18 C to 32 C UP 18 C to 46 C UP 80 or less HEATING PS MFTT 20 C to 24 C UP DRYING 18 C to 32 C UP 18 C to 46 C UP Maintaining your air conditioner Internal protections via the unit control system X This internal protection operates if an internal fault occurs in the air conditioner Type Description Against cold air The internal fan will be off to against ...

Page 12: ...een the unit and the outside air frost will form If this happens The air conditioner stops heating TheairconditionerwilloperateautomaticallyinDe icemodefor10minutes The steam produced on the outdoor unit in De ice mode is safe No intervention is required after about 10 minutes the air conditioner operates again normally KThe unit will not operate when it starts to de ice Fan t BO NBZ OPU PQFSBUF G...

Page 13: ... JNNFEJBUFMZ TUPQT BOE VOJU XJMM CF Pò 8IFO QPXFS returns the air conditioner will run automatically Protection mechanism t G UIF BJS DPOEJUJPOFS IBT KVTU CFFO UVSOFE PO BGUFS PQFSBUJPO TUPQT PS being plugged in cool warm air does not come out for 3 minutes to protect the compressor of the outdoor unit Checking before use ...

Page 14: ... TIPXO BCPWF EFQFOEJOH PO ZPVS model NOTE MA1 DUCTTYPE POHSBUVMBUJPOT PO UIF QVSDIBTF PG UIF BJS DPOEJUJPOFS 8F IPQF ZPV FOKPZ UIF GFBUVSFT PG ZPVS BJS DPOEJUJPOFS BOE TUBZ DPPM PS warm with optimal efficiency Please read the user manual to get started and to make the best use of the air conditioner MA2 DUCTTYPE ...

Page 15: ...rfilterontherearsidepaneltotherightside 2 CleantheAirfilterwithavacuumcleanerorsoftbrush Ifdustistooheavy thenrinseitwithrunningwateranddryit inaventilatedarea t PS CFTU DPOEJUJPOT SFQFBU FWFSZ UXP XFFLT t G UIF JS öMUFS ESJFT JO B DPOöOFE PS IVNJE BSFB PEPST NBZ HFOFSBUF G JU PDDVST re clean and dry it in a ventilated area 3 InserttheAirfilterbackinitsoriginalposition t 5IF JMMVTUSBUJPO TIPXO BCP...

Page 16: ...FE QFSTPOOFM PS NPSF detailed information see the installation part in the manual CAUTION Periodical checks Refer to the following chart to maintain the air conditioner properly Type Description Monthly Every4 months Onceayear Indoor unit MFBO UIF BJS öMUFS O MFBO UIF DPOEFOTBUF ESBJO QBO O 5IPSPVHIMZ DMFBO UIF IFBU FYDIBOHFS O MFBO UIF DPOEFOTBUF ESBJO QJQF O 3FQMBDF UIF SFNPUF DPOUSPM CBUUFSJFT ...

Page 17: ... t IFDL JG UIF TFU UFNQFSBUVSF JT IJHIFS MPXFS UIBO UIF DVSSFOU temperature Pressthe Temperaturebuttonontheremotecontrol tochangethesettemperature PresstheTemperaturebuttonto decreaseorincreasethetemperature t IFDL JG UIF BJS öMUFS JT CMPDLFE CZ EJSU MFBO UIF BJS öMUFS FWFSZ UXP weeks t IFDL JG UIF BJS DPOEJUJPOFS IBT KVTU CFFO UVSOFE PO G TP XBJU minutes Coolairdoesnotcomeouttoprotectthecompresso...

Page 18: ...teddownwards Condensation maygenerateduetothedifferenceintemperature Remotecontrolis notworking t IFDL JG ZPVS CBUUFSJFT BSF EFQMFUFE t BLF TVSF CBUUFSJFT BSF DPSSFDUMZ JOTUBMMFE t BLF TVSF OPUIJOH JT CMPDLJOH ZPVS SFNPUF DPOUSPM TFOTPS t IFDL UIBU UIFSF BSF TUSPOH MJHIUJOH BQQBSBUVT OFBS UIF BJS conditioner Stronglightwhichcomesfromfluorescentbulbsor neonsignsmayinterrupttheelectricwaves Theairco...

Page 19: ...eairconditionercontainsarefrigerantthathastobedisposedofasspecialwaste Attheendofitslifecycle theairconditioner mustbedisposedofinauthorizedcentersorreturnedtotheretailersothatitcanbedisposedofcorrectlyandsafely Installingtheunit 1035 5 8IFO JOTUBMMJOH UIF VOJU BMXBZT SFNFNCFS UP DPOOFDU öSTU UIF SFGSJHFSBOU UVCFT UIFO UIF FMFDUSJDBM MJOFT Alwaysdisassembletheelectriclinesbeforetherefrigeranttubes...

Page 20: ...FOUJBM UP DIFDL UIF FóDJFODZ PG UIF ESBJOBHF TZTUFN General Preparation for installation Makesurethatyouearththecables Donotconnecttheearthwiretothegaspipe waterpipe lightingrodortelephonewire Ifearthingisnot complete electricshockorfiremayoccur Installthecircuitbreaker Ifthecircuitbreakerisnotinstalled electricshockorfiremayoccur Makesurethatthecondensedwaterdrippingfromthedrainhoserunsoutproperl...

Page 21: ...nd the chamber with t10 or thicker insulation Otherwise there can be air leak or dew from the connection part Construction Standard for Inspection Hole O DBTF UIF DFJMJOH JT UFY UJMF OTQFDUJPO IPMF EPTF OPU OFFE O DBTF UIF DFJMJOH JT QMBTUFS CPBSE OTQFDUJPO IPMF EFQFOET PO OTJEF IFJHIU PG UIF DFJJOH B FJHIU JT NPSF UIBO GU N 0OMZ OTQFDUJPO GPS 1 JT BQQMJFE C FJHIU JT MFTT UIBO GU N PUI BSF BQQMJFE...

Page 22: ... UP JOTUBMM UIF VOJU BU BO IFJHIU PG CFUXFFO _ GU _ N GSPN UIF HSPVOE JG UIF VOJU IBT B EVDU XJUI B XFMM EFGJOFE MFOHIU NN PS NPSF UP BWPJE GBO NPUPS CMPXFS DPOUBDU zIf you install the cassette or duct type indoor unit on the ceiling with humidity over 80 you must apply extra 10mm of polyethylene foam or other insulation with similar material on the body of the indoor unit NN NN Front Back Indoor ...

Page 23: ...JUIPVU ESBJO QVNQ 0QUJPOBM 4 Drain pipe connection 0 6TJOH ESBJO QVNQ 5 Power supply connection 6 Air discharge flange 7 Air filter 8 Hook _ Deciding on where to install the indoor unit AC018JNHDCH AC024JNHDCH Drawing of the indoor unit Suction side Discharge side 4VTQFOTJPO QPTJUJPO 3 43 1 06 4VTQFOTJPO QPTJUJPO JS PVUMFU EVDU GMBOHF ...

Page 24: ...e connection 0 6TJOH ESBJO QVNQ 5 Power supply connection 6 Air discharge flange 7 Air filter 8 Hook _ 6OJU JODI NN AC030JNHDCH AC036JNHDCH AC042JNHDCH AC048JNHDCH Drawing of the indoor unit 7 6 8 5 2 1 2 3 4VTQFOTJPO QPTJUJPO Suction side Discharge side 3 39 JS PVUMFU EVDU GMBOHF 20 ø IPMF MM BSPVOE 0 JS PVUMFU EVDU GMBOHF 4VTQFOTJPO QPTJUJPO ...

Page 25: ... 39 10 t Since the diagram is made of paper it may shrink or stretch slightly due to temperature or humidity For this reason before drilling the holes maintain the correct dimensions between the markings t OTVSF UIBU UIF DFJMJOH JT TUSPOH FOPVHI UP TVQQPSU UIF XFJHIU of the indoor unit Before hanging the unit test the strength of each attached suspension bolt t G UIF MFOHUI PG TVTQFOTJPO CPMU JT N...

Page 26: ...Liquid refrigerant port t POOFDU UIF JOEPPS BOE PVUEPPS VOJUT VTJOH QJQFT XJUI øBSFE DPOOFDUJPOT OPU TVQQMJFE PS UIF MJOFT VTF JOTVMBUFE VOXFMEFE EFHSFBTFE BOE EFPYJEJ FE DPQQFS QJQF V 1 UZQF UP 40 PS 6 TVJUBCMF GPS PQFSBUJOH QSFTTVSFT PG BU MFBTU L1B and for a burst pressure of at least 20700kPa Copper pipe for hydro sanitary applications is completely unsuitable t PS TJ JOH BOE MJNJUT IFJHIU EJò...

Page 27: ...of the unit will be better 3 Cut off any excess foam insulation 4 Be sure that there must be no crack or wave on the bended area 5 It would be necessary to double the insulation thickness 0 4inch 10mm or more to prevent condensation even on the insulator when if the installed area is warm and humid 6 Do not use joints or extensions for the pipes that connect the indoor and outdoor unit The only pe...

Page 28: ... examples of incorrect flaring 6 Align the pipes and tighten the flare nuts first manually and then with a torque wrench applying the following torque Cutting Flaring the pipes t G UIF QJQFT SFRVJSF CSB JOH FOTVSF UIBU 0 0YZHFO SFF JUSPHFO JT øPXJOH UISPVHI UIF TZTUFN t JUSPHFO CMPXJOH QSFTTVSF SBOHF JT _ 1B Oblique Rough Burr Pipe cutter Pipe Pipe Flare Uneven Thickness Cracked Damaged Surface In...

Page 29: ...insulator by referring to the table below If installing in an unfavorable conditions use thicker one Insulator s heat resistance temperature should be more than 248 Leak test Insulation No gap 3 5 JODI NN PS UIJDLFS Insulation cover pipe Indoor unit Be sure to overlap the insulation Insulation pipe t VTU öU UJHIUMZ BHBJOTU body without any gap t MXBZT NBLF UIF TFBN PG QJQFT GBDF VQXBSET t MM SFGSJ...

Page 30: ...horter the better In order to discharge condensation water the drain hose should keep tilted Fix the drain hose with Cable Tie so that it will not separate from the machine 8IJMF VTJOH ESBJOJOH QVNQ DPOOFDU UIF FOE XJUI ESBJOJOH QVNQ 2 Insulate and fix the drain hose according to the figure Insert the drain hose to bottom of the outfall of water basin Lock steel ring of the drain hose according to...

Page 31: ...IPSJ POUBM ESBJOQJQF XJUI B TMPQF PG PS NPSF BOE GJY JU CZ IBOHFS TQBDF PG _ GU _ N 3 Install the air vent in the horizontal drainpipe to prevent water flow back to the indoor unit 4 The flexible hose should not be installed upward position it may cause water flow back to the indoor unit _ GU 0 79inch NN ormore 7 9inch NN ormore Hanger 8JUIJO _ JODI _ NN Air vent JODI 300mm or less Flexible hose H...

Page 32: ...eningthescrew Indoor Power supply Communication Cable Power Supply BY JO 7 Indoor Power cable _ 7 10 1 5mm Ĺ 3wires _ NN XJSFT J Power supply cords of parts of appliances for outdoor use shall not be lighter than polychloroprene sheathed flexible cord PEF EFTJHOBUJPO 3 PS 3 J 4DSFXT PO UFSNJOBM CMPDL NVTU OPU CF VOTDSFXFE XJUI UIF UPSRVF MFTT UIBO LHGtDN J 4JODF JU IBT UIF FYUFSOBM QPXFS TVQQMZ SF...

Page 33: ...or the air conditioner is out of order The option code must be inputted correctly by the installation specialist or service agent Model AC018JNHDCH AC024JNHDCH 4UBUJD 1SFTTVSF JO 0 4UBUJD 1SFTTVSF NN R Option code for indoor unit 0 P 0 12 0 P 3 0 12 P 0 20 3 P 5 0 20 P 0 30 5 P 7 5 0 30 P 0 40 7 5 P 10 0 40 P 0 50 10 P 12 5 0 50 P 0 60 12 5 P 15 Model AC030JNHDCH AC036JNHDCH 4UBUJD 1SFTTVSF JO 0 4...

Page 34: ...only check the indoor unit option code in Slave wired remote controller t Setting indoor unit option code is possible when one indoor unit is connected If more than 2 indoor units are connected you can only check the Master indoor unit option code t Press the button anytime during setup to exit without setting NOTE NOTE t The first digit represents the page number and the remaining five digits are...

Page 35: ...the indoor unit address and installation option with remote controller option Set the each option separately since you cannot set the ADDRESS setting and indoor unit installation setting option at the same time You need to set twice when setting indoor unit address and installation option Setting an indoor unit address 1 Press the and buttons at the same time for more than 3 seconds and then a Mai...

Page 36: ...G6 0 2 RESERVED Exterior temperature sensor Central control RESERVED SEG7 SEG8 SEG9 SEG10 SEG11 SEG12 1 Drain pump Use of Hot Coil Use of Electric Heater RESERVED Master Slave SEG13 SEG14 SEG15 SEG16 SEG17 SEG18 2 External control External control output S Plasma ion Buzzer Number of hours using filter SEG19 SEG20 SEG21 SEG22 SEG23 3 Individual control of a remote controller Heating setting compen...

Page 37: ...dication Details 2 0 Disuse 0 Thermoon 0 Disuse 0 Use of buzzer 2 1000 Hour 1 ON OFF Control 1 Operationon 1 Use 1 Non use of buzzer 6 2000 Hour 2 OFF Control 3 WINDOW ON OFF Control Option 4 4 4 SEG22 SEG23 Explanation PAGE control of a remote controller Heating setting compensation RESERVED Away Set OFF Timer Indication andDetails Indication Details Indication Details Indication Details Indicati...

Page 38: ...or from outdoor unit 3 Outdoor unit tracking 3 minutes error 8IFO TFOEJOH UIF DPNNVOJDBUJPO error from the outdoor unit the mismatching of the communication num bers and installed numbers after comple tion of tracking PNNVOJDBUJPO FSSPS GPS NPSF UIBO NJOVUFT X X X 1 Indoor unit error JTQMBZ JT VOSFMBUFE XJUI PQFSBUJPO 2 Outdoor unit error JTQMBZ JT VOSFMBUFE XJUI PQFSBUJPO G ZPV UVSO PGG UIF BJS D...

Page 39: ...d 4 2 nd detection of high temperature discharge SSPS PG SFWFSTF QIBTF 6 Compressor down due to 6th detection of freezing X X Clogging of outdoor s service valve X X Detection of the float switch X X X SSPS PG TFUUJOH PQUJPO TXJUDIFT GPS PQUJPOBM accessories X X X SSPS PG 130 PS 015 0 4 55 G ZPV UVSO PGG UIF BJS DPOEJUJPOFS XIFO UIF JT GMJDLFSJOH UIF JT BMTP UVSOFE PGG On Flickering X Off LED Disp...

Page 40: ...OTPS FSSPS OWFSUFS 130 3FBE 8SJUF SSPS OWFSUFS FBUTJOL UFNQFSBUVSF PWFS SSPS Outdoor unit Capacity Setup option error Communication error between Indoor unit and wired remote control Communication error between Master and Slave wired remote control COM1 COM2 Cross installed error SSPS PG TFUUJOH PQUJPO GPS XJSFE SFNPUF DPOUSPM 0 SSPS PO 7 065 TFOTPS PG JOEPPS VOJU 4IPSU PS 0QFO SSPS PO JTDIBSHF TF...

Page 41: ...PO POUSPM COMP down due to Low PressureSensor Protection Control 1 MCU SOL Valve cooling heating opening 1st at the same time MCU SOL Valve cooling heating opening 1st at the same time 0VUEPPS 6OJU PNNVOJDBUJPO SSPS Outdoor Unit communication error to Indoor Unit 4ZTUFN PXO MM OEPPS VOJU 4IPSU EVF UP PNNVOJDBUJPO SSPS SSPS EVF UP SFQFBUFE DPNNVOJDBUJPO BEESFTT SSPS PO GMPBU TXJUDI OE EFUFDUJPO 0VU...

Page 42: ...ENGLISH 41 Memo ...

Page 43: ...TVQQPSU 4QBOJTI XXX TBNTVOH DPN MBUJO FO TVQQPSU OHMJTI JAMAICA 1 800 234 7267 4 46 XXX TBNTVOH DPN MBUJO FO TVQQPSU OHMJTI NICARAGUA 001 800 5077267 XXX TBNTVOH DPN MBUJO TVQQPSU 4QBOJTI XXX TBNTVOH DPN MBUJO FO TVQQPSU OHMJTI PANAMA 800 7267 800 0101 XXX TBNTVOH DPN MBUJO TVQQPSU 4QBOJTI XXX TBNTVOH DPN MBUJO FO TVQQPSU OHMJTI 16 350 3 0 1 800 682 3180 XXX TBNTVOH DPN MBUJO TVQQPSU 4QBOJTI XXX T...

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