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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

POWER

(green)

TIMER

(yellow)

OPERATION

(green)

INDICATION LAMP

ALARM 

INDICATION TIME

APPEARANCE, PORTION, PARTS 

SEEMED WRONG

OFF

OFF

OFF

FLASHING

OFF

OFF

FLASHING

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

FLASHING

FLASHING

OFF

FLASHING

FLASHING

FLASHING

OFF

FLASHING

ON

FLASHING

once stop running with 
power lamp lighting when 
something is wrong with 
TAN, TAG, and start 
running again after 3 

〜 

20 min. 
later after that in case of 
reoccurrence, alarm 
indication appears

just after main power on 
or just after start running 
through remote controller,
alarm indication appears

protective action against 
excess current 
AC current detection

accident of controller

not cool down
not warm up

water leakage

nasty smell

METHOD OF CHECK

(press the ON/OFF button of remote controller in case of reset)

FLASHING

FLASHING

TAN, TAG not work at all

TAN, TAG don’t work at all,
and  after 20 sec., operation  
lamp is flashing (2 min. in
case of power on)

alarm indication appears 
immediately when press 
the operation switch

normal lamp indication 

turn alarm when 

something is wrong with 

TAN, TAG

short or open of sensor, 
temperature or incomplete 
insertion of connector

error of transmission

CT disconnection

POWER SUPPLY

REMOTE CONTROL

TAN FUSE (3.15A)

TAN TRANSFORMER

TAN TERMINAL BLOCK

PCB (RECEIVER & DISPLAY)

MIS-WIRING OR RARE CONTACT

SENSOR, TEMP. HEAT EXCHANGER

SENSOR, TEMP. DEFROST

SENSOR, TEMP. ROOM

MIS-WIRING OR RARE CONTACT

THERE IS SOMETHING NOISY

AROUND TAN, TAG

TAG TRANSFORMER

CURRENT FUSE (2.0A) FUSING

(ON THE PCB (TAG MAIN)

PREVENTION FOR OVERHEATING

RELAY(OHR)

CUTTING OFF CT

COMPRESSOR BREAKDOWN

BY DROP VOLTAGE

 

 DEFECTIVE WIRING CONTACTS 

EXCESS GAS

CAPACITOR, COMPRESSOR

 

COMPRESSOR LOCKING

check the plug inserted into the outlet and the power supply

emergency operation (display of remote controller is faint or not)

check the electric continuity by tester

check the resistance by tester [see fig.

check the electric continuity by tester

emergency operation

check the wiring connection and rare contact

check the wiring connection and rare contact

high-frequency radio, high-frequency generator, and amateur radio

check the resistance by tester [see fig.1]

accident of rectifier stack or PCB (TAG main)

leak of gas, or cut off prevention for overheating relay

change PCB (TAG main)

other than described above

check the proper voltage of power supply and use an exclusive 
power supply

check by eyes

check the pressure of gas [check 

performance curve diagram

]

if the scale of the tester swings instantly to "zero

Ω" and does not  

move back to "infinity", capacitor for compressor should be replaced

 

[NOTE.1]

other than described above

PCB (TAN MAIN)

PCB (TAG MAIN)

GAS LEAKAGE

SENSOR, TEMP. ROOM

SENSOR, TEMP. HEAT EXCHANGER

FAN MOTOR (TAN)

4-WAY VALVE

SHORT CYCLE 

(INSUFFICIENT AIR CIRCULATION)

DRAINAGE

MIS-INSTALLATION

FILTER IS CHOKED

NO USE FOR A LONG TIME

NASTY SMELL 

(CIGARETTE, FURNITURE, ETC.)

after main power on, if alarm indication appears, PCB 
(TAN main) should be replaced

after start running through remote controller, if alarm indication 
appears, PCB (TAG main) should be replaced

check the point of leakage measure the pressure of compressor 
during fixed operation 

check the resistance by tester [see table 1]

check the resistance by tester [see table 2]

check the voltage between blue and yellow in connector [see fig.2]
if it is AC 110V 

 230V, TAN fan motor should be replaced

check the resistance by tester [see fig.3]

check the blockage of air inlet & outlet of TAN, TAG

check the drain hose by eyes (it might be folded or choked)

check the TAN whether lean or not

check by eyes and clean it

use deodorizer

check the resistance by tester [see table 1]

check the resistance by tester [see table 2]

check the resistance by tester [see table 2]

[NOTE.1]   Measure the resistance by chan

ging the pole of the tester by turns.

INDICATION LAMP

Micro computer self-diagnose the points of the troubles and inform it by the combination of the status (On,Flush, or

Off)of three lamp indicators on the front panel of the indoor unit.

Summary of Contents for TAG2-A53EW

Page 1: ...3 SEMICONDUCTOR LEAD IDENTIFICATION 25 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AND PCB S 27 SEMICONDUCTOR PIN FUNCTION 33 THERMISTOR RESISTANCE CHART 37 PARTS LIST PCB 43 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 48 EXPLODED VIEW INDOOR UN...

Page 2: ...meter Length Cooling 8 0 2 940 2 930 2 4 3 2 4 2 2 7 5 2 Heating A Cooling Heating A inch Piping Connection Port Flare piping L L inch G G inch Pipe Size Flare piping inch mm Drain hose Length Height...

Page 3: ...ntrol Device g oz Refrigerant R410A 680 24 0 2 OHR Thermostat Protection Device Air Filter Parts Provided Electronic Control Type Motor Type Rated Output Mold proof Specifications are subject to chang...

Page 4: ...ol Auto angle selection Auto swing mode Manual mode INDOOR UNIT Sensing the room temperature Room temperature sensor thermistor Time delay safety control Restarting is inhibited for approximately 3 mi...

Page 5: ...ion status memorized 3 4 minutes is protective time for compressor Attention Because of Auto recovery function if shutting off the power supply during operation the unit may restart irrespective your...

Page 6: ...void this alternative signal model B can be selected by the following Ex factory setting is mode A Remote controller side Have J1 on the PC board short circuited by soldering Indoor unit side Cut R24...

Page 7: ...the Timer fixing button ON On Timer and or OFF Off Timer once again Sleep Timer Press the SLEEP button until the operating period on the LCD disappears AIRFLOW DIRECTION CONTROL Vertical adjustment W...

Page 8: ...RATION DETAILS ROOM TEMP DESIGNATED TEMP INDOOR FAN ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON OFF COMPRESSOR 0 7 OFF OFF TIME DELAY SAFETY CONTROL FUNCTION FOR PROTECTION OF COMPRESSOR Compressor will not restart in any...

Page 9: ...FAN 3 1 3 7 1 7 0 7 Me Method of anti freezing control of heat exchanger indoor When the sensor heat exchanger detects the temperature below 2 C for the duration of one minute the compressor stops the...

Page 10: ...e compressor and indoor fan start intermittent operation ON for 10 min and OFF for 6 min by turns The air flow speed of indoor fan is super low 3 When the room temperature is cooled to designated temp...

Page 11: ...ature compressor stops When room temperature gets less than 5 3 C higher than the designated temperature compressor turns on At the start of heating operation if the room temperature is less than 18 C...

Page 12: ...FAN 54 OFF 57 10sec OPERATION DETAILS Fan speed control when Auto is selected in fan mode When Auto is selected the fan speed is automatically controlled according to the difference between the room a...

Page 13: ...12 OPERATION DETAILS Method of overload control by checking the operating current ON ON ON OFF OUTDOOR FAN CURRENT Single unit s operation Both units operation I1 4 3A 8 5A I2 3 9A 8 1A I2 OFF I1...

Page 14: ...C continuously for 5 minutes c When one indoor unit starts its defrosting operation the other indoor unit also starts the operation regardless the conditions being matched that are written above Defro...

Page 15: ...IGERANT PIPING 2 WAY VALVE 3 WAY VALVE MUFFLER COOLING MODE HEATING MODE 4 WAY VALVE CAPILLARY TUBE CAPILLARY TUBE STRAINAR ACCUMULATOR COMPRESSOR REFRIGERANT FLOW OUTDOOR UNIT HEAT EXCHANGER HEAT EXC...

Page 16: ...ed cable Do not use power supply cord extended or connected in halfway Be sure to put the units to earthing works Be sure to check the insulated resistance more than 1M Warning The combinations of thr...

Page 17: ...he electric continuity by tester emergency operation check the wiring connection and rare contact check the wiring connection and rare contact high frequency radio high frequency generator and amateur...

Page 18: ...he TAN PCB main controller Measure the voltage between the connector pins in the back of PCB main controller normal 110V 230V ELECTRIC CHARACTER table 1 Sensor temp room table 2 Sensor temp defrost Se...

Page 19: ...ed hock 7 Draw out the whole control box assembly for this side How to detach PCB main controller 8 Pull out connector of sensors room heat exchanger 9 Pull out connector of PCB receiver display 10 Pu...

Page 20: ...19 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE BLOCK DIAGRAM TAN2 A53EW...

Page 21: ...20 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE BLOCK DIAGRAM TAG2 A53EW...

Page 22: ...PACITOR 35 400 CAPACITOR 35 400 B W GR GR COMPRESSOR COMPRESSOR R B B S W R C T OHR W BR GR S W R C T CAPACITOR 2 5 440 BR DEF T DEF T TRANSFORMER R R BL BL BL P C BOARD W W TERMINAL BLOCK W B W B G Y...

Page 23: ...ve Cause 1 2 compressor OHR NO Any gas leakage YES Firstly cut down power source when the temp of above part of the compressor is below 50 C does the OHR have electric continuity see left fig NO See t...

Page 24: ...he remaining refrigerant first and then evacuate the unit completely with vacuum pump and finally apply rated volume charging of refrigerant Charging of refrigerant should be done by cooling operation...

Page 25: ...AIR TEMPERATURE INDOOR OUTDOOR HUMIDITY60 0 4 0 6 0 8 1 0 1 2 1 4 SERVICE PORT PRESSURE MPa Single unit s operation A 5 10 15 20 2 0 2 5 3 0 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 4 6 5 0 5 4 4 8 5 2 AIR TEMPERATURE O...

Page 26: ...37 SENSOR ROOM TEMPERATURE THERMISTOR RESISTANCE CHART TAN SENSOR ROOM TEMPERATURE B CONSTANT 4200 STANDARD TEMPERATURE 25 0 STANDARD RESISTANCE 23k...

Page 27: ...38 THERMISTOR RESISTANCE CHART TAN SENSOR ROOM TEMPERATURE B CONSTANT 4200 STANDARD TEMPERATURE 25 0 STANDARD RESISTANCE 23k...

Page 28: ...39 SENSOR HEAT EXCHANGER TEMPERATURE THERMISTOR RESISTANCE CHART TAN SENSOR HEAT EXCHANGER TEMPERATURE B CONSTANT 3700 STANDARD TEMPERATURE 25 0 STANDARD RESISTANCE 10k...

Page 29: ...40 THERMISTOR RESISTANCE CHART TAN SENSOR HEAT EXCHANGER TEMPERATURE B CONSTANT 3700 STANDARD TEMPERATURE 25 0 STANDARD RESISTANCE 10k...

Page 30: ...0 67 14 0 16 1 2 77 25 0 121 9 0 70 15 0 15 4 2 83 24 0 114 8 0 74 16 0 14 7 2 88 23 0 108 2 0 78 17 0 14 1 2 93 22 0 102 0 0 82 18 0 13 5 2 99 21 0 96 2 0 86 19 0 12 9 3 04 20 0 90 8 0 90 20 0 12 4 3...

Page 31: ...0 0 9 4 77 56 0 3 1 4 33 96 0 0 9 4 78 57 0 3 0 4 35 97 0 0 9 4 79 58 0 2 9 4 37 98 0 0 9 4 79 59 0 2 8 4 38 99 0 0 8 4 80 60 0 2 7 4 40 100 0 0 8 4 80 61 0 2 6 4 42 101 0 0 8 4 81 62 0 2 5 4 44 102...

Page 32: ...TERMINAL BLOCK TO OUTDOOR UNIT 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 WHITE RED BLACK WHITE RED GREEN YELLOW CN4 CN3 TAB1 L1 C2 PC3B C1 ZE1 CF1 D1 PC1B PC2A R1 C29 R3 D2 250V T3 15A PC2B PC1A PC3A IC1 BLUE BLUE RED RED...

Page 33: ...49 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM TAG2 A53EW...

Page 34: ...50 TAN2 A53EW EXPLODED VIEW INDOOR UNIT 19 17 18 24 15 13 11 6 2 3 1 12 16 4 21 10 9 20 23 22 25 14 7 5 8...

Page 35: ...G 17 H A H B C A F E G C 1 D 12 2 5 4 14 13 3 17 17 18 17 18 19 20 20 20 21 21 16 15 11 26 24 6 7 8 9 10 27 29 33 32 30 31 26 23 22 28 28 24 25 25 B NOTE Each alphabet pair means connecting point of e...

Page 36: ...0 0 2 0 0 8 3 0 C R 2 1 D I L G N I R I W 1 0 2 4 5 1 2 0 2 C R 3 1 N A F R O T O M 0 0 9 3 0 2 L 0 0 2 7 0 2 L 0 0 2 2 1 2 L 4 1 N A F L A I T N E G N A T 0 0 2 0 0 1 K 0 0 5 2 0 1 K 5 1 Y S S A G N...

Page 37: ...M O C R O T I C A P A C 0 0 4 7 3 1 E 9 1 R O T O M R O T I C A P A C 0 0 0 7 0 1 E 0 2 K C O L B L A N I M R E T 0 0 2 0 2 1 E 1 2 D R O C E R U T X I F 8 0 2 V P 2 2 5 2 E A 2 2 E V L A V Y A W 4 L...

Page 38: ...ISSUED JUL 2004 RA 22 1...

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