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Vers. 2013-0

wall mounted fan coil unit

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INSTALLATION, OPERATION
AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

If the unit appears to be malfunctioning, check the following points before calling 
for service.

PROBLEM

1. Air conditioner doesn’t operate at all.

PROBLEM CAUSE

1. Is the power been shut down or power failure?
2. Is the wiring connection loose?
3. Is the power leakage protection in operation?
4. Is Fuse blown or Circuit breaker open? 

REMEDY

1. Wait for power resume.
2. Tighten the connection. 
3. Reset the power leakage protection.
4. Replace fuse or reset the circuit breaker.

PROBLEM

2. Insuf

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 cient Cooling or Heating.

PROBLEM CAUSE

1. Is the set temperature is suitable?
2. Is air inlet or outlet obstructed?
3. Are 

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 lters are dirty?

4. Is there any other heat source in the room?
5. Is there a large number of people in the room?

REMEDY

1. Reset in suitable set temperature
2. Remove objects that obstruct the air inlet and outlet.
3. Clean 

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 lters and other part.

PROBLEM

3. Wireless remote controller is not functioning.

PROBLEM CAUSE

1. Is the remote control unit out of effective distance to the indoor unit?
2. Are there any obstruction between the remote controller and signal receptor?
3. Is the battery dryout?

REMEDY

1. Use the remote controller in suf

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 cient distance.

2. Remove or clean the obstruction.
3. Replace with new batteries.

PROBLEMS THAT NEEDS QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ASSISTANCE.

PROBLEM

 

1. Air conditioner doesn’t run.

PROBLEM CAUSE

1. Faulty contactor, relay and fan motor capacitor.
2. Control board not functioning.
3. Terminal loose.

REMEDY

1. Replace faulty components.
2. Check the cause of malfunctioning and replace control board, if necessary.
3. Check and retighten.

PROBLEM

1. E1 blinking
2. E2 blinking
3. E3 blinking

PROBLEM CAUSE

1. Room Sensor error is activated.
2. Freeze Sensor error is activated.
3. Inlet water Sensor error is activated.

REMEDY

1. Check all sensors for loss connection and replace defective sensors if ne-
cessary.

PROBLEM

3. E4 blinking

PROBLEM CAUSE

1. Inlet water temperature fault is activated because;
- in cool mode the starting temperature is 

20°C.

- in heat mode the starting temperature is 

35°C.

REMEDY

1. Check the inlet water temperature whether right to start in cool/heat mode.
- in cool mode the inlet water temperature is 

15°C.

- in heat mode the inlet water temperature is 

 40°C.

The unit is connected to the power supply. Operations performed by per-

sons without the required technical skills can lead to personal injury to 

the operator or damage to the unit and surrounding objects.

MALFUNCTIONING

- In the case of malfunctioning remove the power to the unit then repower it 
and start up the unit again. If the problems occur again, call services personnel 
promptly.
- Air conditioner must be operated comply with the Power, Amps and Hz noted 
in the unit name plate. Failing to do so, it may cause permanents damage to 
the unit.
- The ground must be connected. Do not connect the ground wire to water 
pipes, gas pipes, lighting rods, and telephone ground wire.
- Select the most appropriate temperature to provide maximum comfort in room. 
Keep the room cooler than outside about 5°C. Careful choice of the room tem-
perature will lead to energy savings.
- Do not leave windows and doors open while operating the air conditioner. 
During operation always leave the 

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 lters on the unit otherwise the dust in the air 

could soil the surface of the evaporator coil.
- The air direction can be adjusted appropriately. The air coming out of the unit 
must not strike people directly it could cause cold sensation  and resulting di-
scomfort. Adjust the air de

fl

 ector by hands and use the remote control to adjust 

the horizontal louver.
Do not put anything in the air inlets or outlet slot. this could cause injury to the 
people and damage to the fan.
Splashing water on the air conditioner can cause an electrical shock and mal-
function on the unit.

Due to continuous research and development, the specifi cation  may 

change without prior notice.

Summary of Contents for SYSWALL

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL WALL MOUNTED FAN COIL UNIT SYSWALL 2013 0...

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Page 3: ...NIT 6 FIELD PIPING CONNECTION 7 HOW TO REMOVE THE FRAME GRILLE 7 CHECKING THE DRAINAGE 7 WIRING CONNECTIONS 7 WIRING DIAGRAMS 9 AIR PURGING 14 HOW TO INSTALL THE FRAME GRILLE ON THE FAN COIL UNIT 14 P...

Page 4: ...rn off and disconnect the power during installation and repair or any services attempt to the unit Sharp edges and coil surfaces are a potential injury hazard avoid contact with them MAIN COMPONENTS 4...

Page 5: ...densate drain 16 5 mm A Return 1 2 B Supply 1 2 C Condensate drain 16 5 mm P L P L H H TECHNICAL DATA MOD 1 2 3 4 Fans n 1 1 1 1 Coils n 1 1 1 1 Coil used for both cooling and heating Water content li...

Page 6: ...1 42 25 46 70 4 1172 360 139 210 115 21 42 25 46 70 3 Drill 6 4 mm diameter 32 0 mm depth on the wall 6 Drill a piping hole 70 0 mm diameter hole either from the right or to the left fan coil side and...

Page 7: ...ERMINAL COVER DISPLAY BOARD CONNECTION SCREWS MODELS 1 2 MODELS 3 4 SCREWS SCREWS COVER SCREWS COVER DRAIN PAN CONDENSATE DRAIN COVER ADEQUATELY THE PIPING INTERCONNECTING WIRING MOD CONNECTION WATER...

Page 8: ...connecting cable wire retainer COVER TERMINAL BLOCK CONTROL BOX BASE PAN COVER TERMINAL BLOCK CONTROL BOX BASE PAN WIRE RETAINER CABLE INSULATION Connecting wires to the controller Connecting wires to...

Page 9: ...n Minimum speed Medium speed Maximum speed BL BR BK RD YL GR WH Blue Brown Black Red Yellow Green White BL BR BK RD YL GR WH Blue Brown Black Red Yellow Green White AUX DB ID OD IFM L N RM SM TB WCV C...

Page 10: ...alve Motor common Minimum speed Medium speed Maximum speed IFM TB WCV COM LOW MED HI Fan motor Terminal block 3 way valve Motor common Minimum speed Medium speed Maximum speed BL BR BK RD YL GR WH Blu...

Page 11: ...l block Motor common Minimum speed Medium speed Maximum speed IFM TB COM LOW MED HI Fan motor Terminal block Motor common Minimum speed Medium speed Maximum speed BL BR BK RD YL GR WH Blue Brown Black...

Page 12: ...ommon Minimum speed Medium speed Maximum speed BL BR BK RD YL GR WH Blue Brown Black Red Yellow Green White BL BR BK RD YL GR WH Blue Brown Black Red Yellow Green White AUX DB ID OD IFM L N RM SM TB W...

Page 13: ...LOW MED HI Emergency auxiliary switch Receiver with display Water temperature sensors Fan motor Phase Neutral Air temperature sensor Louver motor Terminal block 3 way valve Motor common Minimum speed...

Page 14: ...correctly by the unit the unit will emit a beep If you do not hear the sound press the remote control button again IMPORTANT Don t drop or throw the remote controller Don t put any liquid in the remot...

Page 15: ...o lock or unlock the other buttons when the symbol display on the LCD screen the other keys were locked 11 SET Hold SET to set clock timer and timer off setting COOLING OPERATION COOL 1 PRESS ON OFF B...

Page 16: ...e setting temperature will be automatically raised by 1 C after one hour For COOL mode the setting temperature will be automatically raised up 1 C after 1 hour For HEAT mode the setting temperature wi...

Page 17: ...ated in the figure Both in Heating and Cooling mode it is advisable for the air flow not to hit people directly MOTORIZED HORIZONTAL LOUVER Never orient the motorized horizontal louver manually Any ma...

Page 18: ...k all sensors for loss connection and replace defective sensors if ne cessary PROBLEM 3 E4 blinking PROBLEM CAUSE 1 Inlet water temperature fault is activated because in cool mode the starting tempera...

Page 19: ...NOTE...

Page 20: ...With the perspective of improvement and against the continuous action of research and development the Manufacturer might modify even without any prior notice the given technical data systemair com...

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