Midea Precision Air Conditioner Technical Manual Down Delivery Series

Midea Precision AC Technical Manual-Down Delivery Series MCAC-RTSM-2013-04
Midea Precision Air Conditioner

Technical Manual
（Down delivery series）
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Content
1. GENERAL INFORMATION................................................................... 3
1.1 MEASUREMENTS ............................................................................................................ 3

1.2 EXTERNAL APPEARANCE ................................................................................................. 4
1.3 NOMENCLATURE............................................................................................................. 5
2. SPECIFICATION & PERFORMANCE .................................................. 6
2.1FEATURES ...................................................................................................................... 6
2.2 REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT.................................................................................................... 8
2.3 SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................... 10
2.4 DIMENSION (UNIT: MM).................................................................................................. 32
2.5 SERVICE SPACE............................................................................................................ 36
2.6 WIRING DIAGRAM ......................................................................................................... 37
3. INSTALLATION .................................................................................. 40
3.1 STORAGE ENVIRONMENT ............................................................................................... 42

3.2 INDOOR INSTALLATION ................................................................................................... 42
3.3 INSTALLING OUTDOOR UNITS .......................................................................................... 45
3.4 CONNECTING REFRIGERANT PIPE ................................................................................... 46
3.5 VACUUM AND ADD REFRIGERANT .................................................................................... 49
3.6 WATER PIPE INSTALLATION ............................................................................................ 50
3.7 ELECTRIC CONNECTION ................................................................................................ 52
3.8 TRIAL RUN ................................................................................................................... 55
4. CONTROL SYSTEM ........................................................................... 61
4.1 TABLE OF MAIN CONTROL COMPONENTS AND CONTROL LOAD ............................................ 61
4.2 MAIN CONTROL FUNCTION ............................................................................................. 64
5. OPERATION ....................................................................................... 65
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5.1 TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY SET POINT SETTING FUNCTION .................................................. 65

5.2 QUERY FUNCTION FOR KEY COMPONENTS OPERATING STATUS .......................................... 65
5.3 SETTING FUNCTION OF USING PARAMETERS .................................................................... 67
5.4 MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................ 68
5.5 CLOCK MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................... 69
6. NETWORK FUNCTION INTRODUCTION ......................................... 71
6.1 GROUP CONTROL NETWORK SETTING ............................................................................. 72

6.2 THE ETHERNET COMMUNICATION CARD INTRODUCTION .................................................... 78
7. MAINTENANCE .................................................................................. 81
7.1 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................... 81

7.2 CONTROL MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................... 81
7.3 FILTER SCREEN MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................... 82
7.4 INDOOR FAN COMPONENTS MAINTENANCE ...................................................................... 83
7.5 HUMIDIFIER MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................ 83
7.6 ELECTRICAL HEATING COMPONENTS............................................................................... 85
7.7 REFRIGERATION SYSTEM ............................................................................................... 85
7.8 COMPRESSOR MONITORING AND REPLACEMENT .............................................................. 86
7.9 OUTDOOR FAN MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................ 87
8. TROUBLE SHOOTING ....................................................................... 88
9. ACCESSORIES .................................................................................. 93
ANNEX I: ALARM TABLE ...................................................................... 94
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1. General information
1.1 Measurements
Dimension Outdoor unit

Type Model Power Supply
(mm, W×H×D) (Quantity)
Indoor MAD020T1N1S1 895×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz
20kW 1
Outdoor MA0331 1,470×988×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

25kW 1
Outdoor MA0431 1,470×988×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

30kW 1
Outdoor MA0541 1,660×1,290×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz
Indoor MAD035T1N1S1 1,400×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

35kW 1
Outdoor MA0601 1,660×1,290×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

40kW 2
Outdoor MA0331 1,470×988×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

45kW 1
Outdoor MA0752 1,980×1,290×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

50kW 2
Outdoor MA0431 1,470×988×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

60kW 2
Outdoor MA0541 1,660×1,290×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

70kW 2
Outdoor MA0601 1,660×1,290×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

80kW 2
Outdoor MA0752 1,980×1,290×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

90kW 2
Outdoor MA0982 2,480×1,290×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz
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1.2 Extern
nal appearrance
Indoorr unit-20kW,, 25kW, 30k

kW:

kW, 50kW, 6
60kW:

kW:
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Outdoo
or unit-Sing
gle fan moto
or:
Outdoo uble fan motors:

or unit-Dou
1.3 Nomenclature
Indoor un
nit
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Outdoo
or unit
2. Speciification
n & perfo
ormance
e
2.1Features
s
 V shappe design hiigh efficient evaporatorr with hydro ophilic aluminum fin andd inner groo oved copper
pipe.
 Change e the valid evaporator
e area
a by elecctric valve to
o reduce thee relative huumidity witho
out apparen
nt
temperrature fluctua ation.
 Reliablee electric he
eater.
 Doublee wall design n, heat-insulated casingg reduces the exchange ed heat and prevent the condensate e
from the unit body.
 Copelaand, special high efficiennt compresso or.
 Adopt aadvantage technology
t of
o immersed d electrode humidifier, carel
c cleanaable steam cylinder,
c andd
integratted control solution
s of humidity.
 Accurate micropro ocessor conttrol technoloogy and key parts: Hig gh quality h umidity con ntrol module
e,
temperrature & hum midity sensor, frequencyy converter, pressure
p sensor.
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 Multiple
e protectionss: High and low pressurre protectionn, discharge temperature re protection
n, etc.
 The runnning parammeter can bee displayed i n the screen n of the conttrol panel.
 100 pie
eces of errorr records can be stored..
 Three ttypes of passsword: userr password, maintenanc ce password d, factory passsword.
 Rotary function, sttandby func ction and joiin-in functio
on can ensu ure the unitss keep operating in the e
whole yyear.
 To enh hance remo ote commun nications annd control the precision air connditioners, the Etherne et
commu RS485 card (optional pa
unication carrd (optional part) and R art) can suppport the com mmunication
n
capabilities as the requirementts.
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2.2 Refrig
gerant circ
cuit
Single refrigerantt circuit type:
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Dual-re
efrigerant circuits
c type
e:
Comprressor: R410A, scroll co

ompressor.
Evaporrator (Heat exchanger): Copper tu

ube and alum
minum fin type heat excchanger.
Indoorr Fan: Centriifugal fan
or Fan: Axia
Outdoo al fan
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2.3 Specifications
Indoor model MAD020T1N1S1

Outdoor model (×Quantity) MA0331 (×1)
Indoor operating ambient temperature range °C 0~40
Outdoor operating ambient temperature range °C -20~45, (-40~45, with low ambient temperature kit)
Altitude \ ≤1000m (higher than 1000m, derating use)
Indoor Power supply V, Ph, Hz 380V~,3Ph,50Hz
Outdoor Power supply V, Ph, Hz 380V~,3Ph,50Hz
Whole unit Rated input W 15,000
Whole unit Rated current A 26.8
Total capacity W 20,200
Sensible capacity W 18,580
Cooling
Input W 7,800
EER W/W 2.59
E-heater Capacity W 6,000
Humidification Capacity kg/h 5
Model \ ZP83KCE-TFD-522
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 1
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 20,000
Compressor
Input W 6,400
Rated current (RLA) A 13.6
Locked rotor Amp (LRA) A 101
Thermal protector \ Internal
Refrigerant oil ml 1,774 (POE)
Model (× quantity) \ Y(2)100L1-4-2.2KW(YRZ) (×1)
Brand \ Huanqiu/Wolong
Indoor fan
Input W 2,200
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Tube pitch(a)×row pitch(b) mm 25.4×22
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Fin type \ Hydrophilic aluminum fin
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Pipe type \ Inner grooved copper pipe
Coil(W×H) mm (726×686)+(726×686)
Number of circuits \ 9+9
Type \ Axial fan
Motor Model (× Quantity) \ FN071-SDK (×1)
Outdoor fan
Motor Brand \ Ziehl-Abegg
Motor Input W 940
10
Speed r/min 900

No. of rows \ 3
Fin spacing mm 2.2
Outdoor coil
Ф9.52
Pipe outside dia. and type mm
Inner grooved copper pipe
Coil (W×D) mm 1,250×914.4
Number of circuits \ 6
3
Indoor air flow m /h 6,225
Indoor external static pressure Pa 20
Indoor drain pipe I.D. mm Ф30
Indoor noise level dB(A) ≤66
Outdoor noise level dB(A) ≤64
Type \ R410A
Refrigerant Recharged (After installation) g 7,500
Control \ Thermostatic expansion valve
Maximum refrigeration pipe pressure MPa 4.4
Max. pipe length m 60
Refrigerant Max. difference in level (O.U. up) m 20
pipe Max. difference in level (O.U.
m 5
down)
Indoor power wire mm2 2 2
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
Outdoor power wire mm2 4×1.0mm2
wire
Signal wire mm2 4×1.0mm2
Filter \ G4
Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 895×1,971×870
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 340
Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 1,470×988×690(No include supporting bar)
Outdoor unit
Net weight kg 105
Notes:
1. The nominal cooling capacity is based on the following conditions. Indoor temperature: 24°CDB, 17°CWB;
Outdoor temperature: 35°CDB, pipe length is 10 meters.
2. The noise is measured in the semi suppression lab.
3. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice for product improvement.
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Whole unit Rated current A 30
Cooling
Input W 9,400
EER W/W 2.77
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 1
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 25,200
Compressor
Input W 7,800
Model (× quantity) \ Y(2)100L2-4-3KW(YRZ) (×1)
Indoor fan
Input W 3,000
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (726×686)+(726×686)
Type \ Axial fan
Motor Model (× Quantity) \ FN080-ADK (×1)
Outdoor fan Motor Brand \ Ziehl-Abegg
Motor Input W 1,100
Speed r/min 680
Outdoor coil No. of rows \ 3
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Fin spacing mm 2.2
Ф9.52
Coil (W×D) mm 1,250×914.4
3
Type \ R410A
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
wire
Filter \ G4
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 360
Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 1,470×988×690(No include supporting bar)
Outdoor unit
Net weight kg 105
Notes:
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Cooling
Input W 11,300
EER W/W 2.73
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 1
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 29,200
Compressor
Input W 9,200
Rated current (RLA) A 20
Model (× quantity) \ Y2FD100L2-4 (×1)
Indoor fan
Input W 3,000
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (726×686)+(726×686)
Type \ FN type, AC axial fan
Motor Model (× Quantity) \ WZZ800-8 (×1)
Motor Input W 1,100/760
Speed r/min 680/530
Outdoor coil No. of rows \ 3
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Fin spacing mm 2.2
Ф9.52
Coil (W×D) mm 1447×1219
3
Indoor noise level dB(A) 67
Outdoor noise level dB(A) 65
Type \ R410A
Control \ Thermal expansion valve
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
wire
Filter \ G4
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 365/432
Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 1,660×1,290×690 (Without supporting bar)
Outdoor unit
Net weight kg 140/250
Notes:
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Outdoor model(×Quantity) MA0601 (×1)
Cooling
Input W 12,500
EER W/W 2.72
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 1
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 32,600
Compressor
Input W 10,200
Indoor fan
Input W 3,000
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (1,210×660.4)+(1,210×660.4)
Type \ Axial fan
Motor Model (× Quantity) \ FN080-ADK (×1)
Motor Input W 1,100
Speed r/min 680
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No. of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 2.2
Outdoor coil
Ф9.52
Coil (W×D) mm 1,448×1,219.2
3
Type \ R410A
Control \ Thermal expansion valve
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
wire
Filter \ G4
Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 1,400×1,971×870
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 460
Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 1,660×1,290×690(No include supporting bar)
Outdoor unit
Net weight kg 150
Notes:
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Cooling
Input W 15,400
EER W/W 2.62
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 2
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 20,000
Compressor
Input W 6,400
Indoor fan
Input W 2,200
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (1,590×685.8)+(1,590×685.8)
Type \ Axial fan
Outdoor fan Motor Model (× Quantity) \ FN071-SDK (×1)
(Single Motor Brand \ Ziehl-Abegg
outdoor unit) Motor Input W 940
Speed r/min 900
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No. of rows \ 3
Fin spacing mm 2.2
Outdoor coil
(Single
Ф9.52
outdoor unit) Pipe outside dia. and type mm
Coil (W×D) mm 1,250×914.4
3
Type \ R410A
Refrigerant Recharged (After installation) g 8,500×2
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
Outdoor power wire mm2 (4×1.0mm2)+(4×1.0mm2)
wire
Signal wire mm2 (4×1.0mm2)+ (4×1.0mm2)
Filter \ G4
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 563
Outdoor unit Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 1,470×988×690(No include supporting bar)
(Single) Net weight kg 105
Notes:
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Cooling
Input W 16,900
EER W/W 2.66
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 1
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 44,000
Compressor
Input W 13,500
Indoor fan
Input W 2,200
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (1,590×685.8)+(1,590×685.8)
Type \ Axial fan
Motor Model (× Quantity) \ FN071-SDK (×2)
Motor Input W 940
Speed r/min 900
20
No. of rows \ 3
Fin spacing mm 2.2
Outdoor coil
Ф9.52
Coil (W×D) mm 1,750×1,219.2
3
Type \ R410A
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
wire
Filter \ G4
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 560
Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 1,980×1,290×690(No include supporting bar)
Outdoor unit
Net weight kg 170
Notes:
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Cooling
Input W 19,100
EER W/W 2.6
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 2
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 25,200
Compressor
Input W 7,800
Indoor fan
Input W 3,000
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (1,590×685.8)+(1,590×685.8)
Type \ Axial fan
Outdoor fan Motor Model (× Quantity) \ FN080-ADK (×1)
outdoor unit) Motor Input W 1,100
Speed r/min 680
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No. of rows \ 3
Fin spacing mm 2.2
Outdoor coil
(Single
Ф9.52
Coil (W×D) mm 1,250×914.4
3
Type \ R410A
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
Outdoor power wire mm2 (4×1.0mm2)+ (4×1.0mm2)
wire
Filter \ G4
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 665
Outdoor unit Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 1,470×988×690(No include supporting bar)
Notes:
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Cooling
Input W 22,600
EER W/W 2.62
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 2
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 29,200
Compressor
Input W 9,200
Indoor fan
Input W 3,000
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (1,590×685.8)+(1,590×685.8)
Type \ Axial fan
Speed r/min 680
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No. of rows \ 3
Fin spacing mm 2.2
Outdoor coil
(Single
Ф9.52
Coil (W×D) mm 1447×1219
3
Type \ R410A
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
wire
Filter \ G4
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 680
Outdoor unit Net dimension (W×H×D) mm 1,660×1,290×690(No include supporting bar)
Notes:
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Cooling
Input W 26,800
EER W/W 2.65
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 2
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 32,600
Compressor
Input W 10,200
Indoor fan
Input W 2,200
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (2,453×660.4)+(2,453×660.4)
Type \ Axial fan
Speed r/min 680
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No. of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 2.2
Outdoor coil
(Single
Ф9.52
Coil (W×D) mm 1,448×1,219.2
3
Type \ R410A
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
wire
Filter \ G4
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 910
Notes:
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Cooling
Input W 30,700
EER W/W 2.64
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 2
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 37,300
Compressor
Input W 11,600
Indoor fan
Input W 2,200
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (2,453×660.4)+(2,453×660.4)
Type \ Axial fan
Outdoor fan Motor Model (× Quantity) \ FN071-SDK (×2)
outdoor unit) Motor Input W 940
Speed r/min 900
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No. of rows \ 3
Fin spacing mm 2.2
Outdoor coil
(Single
Ф9.52
Coil (W×D) mm 1,750×1,219.2
3
Type \ R410A
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
wire
Filter \ G4
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 920
Notes:
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Cooling
Input W 34,300
EER W/W 2.63
Type \ Scroll
Qty. \ 2
Brand \ Copeland
Capacity W 44,000
Compressor
Input W 13,500
Indoor fan
Input W 3,000
Speed r/min 1,420
Number of rows \ 4
Fin spacing mm 1.8
Indoor coil
Pipe size mm Ф9.52
Coil(W×H) mm (2,453×660.4)+(2,453×660.4)
Type \ Axial fan
Speed r/min 680
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No. of rows \ 3
Fin spacing mm 2.2
Outdoor coil
(Single
Ф9.52
Coil (W×D) mm 2,250×1,219.2
3
Type \ R410A
m 5
down)
3×10.0mm （A,B,C）+2×6.0mm （N,GND）
Connection
wire
Filter \ G4
Indoor unit
Net weight kg 920
Notes:
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nsion (Unit: mm)
Indoorr unit: MAD0

020T1N1S1, MAD025T
T1N1S1, MA
AD030T1N1S
S1
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Indoorr unit: MAD0

035T1N1S1
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Indoorr unit: MAD0

040T2N1S1, MAD045T
T1N1S1, MA
AD050T2N1S
S1, MAD0600T2N1S1
Indoorr unit: MAD0

070T2N1S1, MAD080T
T2N1S1, MA
AD090T2N1S
S1
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Outdoo
or unit: MA
A0331, MA04
431, MA054
41, MA0601
or unit: MA
Outdoo A0752, MA09
982
Mode
el L H W
MA033
31
147
70 988
9
MA043
31
MA054
41
166
60 690
MA060
01
1290
MA075
52 198
80
MA098
82 248
80
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ce space
Indoorr unit (Unit: mm)
Outdoo
or unit with
h horizontal installation
n (Unit: mm)
Outdoo
or unit with
h vertical ins
stallation (U
Unit: mm)
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E-box view o
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Indoor unit w
with single systtem- Controlling
g connection am
mplification figurre:
Available for M
MAD020T1N1S1, MAD025T1N1S1,
M MA
AD030T1N1S1, and MAD035T1N1S, MAD045T1N1S1
Indoor unit w
with dual-system
m- Controlling c
connection amp
plification figure
e:
Available for M
MAD040T2N1S1, MAD050T2N1S1,
M MA
AD060T2N1S1, MA
AD070T2N1S1, MA
AD080T2N1S1, and MAD090T2N1S1
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A0331, MA04
431, MA054
41, MA0601
Outdoo
or unit- MA
A0752, MA09
982
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3. Installlation
 Thee indoor unitt must be installed on th he ground off the device room or com mputer roomm. And the
outtdoor unit is installed on the ground of the outdo oors or otheer rooms.
 Beffore the insttallation, con
nfirm whethe er the installation enviroment meet tthe requiremments of
serrvice, and coonfirm wheth her the builddings need to o be configu
ured with thee constructio
on work of
pipeline laying,, wiring and ventilation p pipe.
 Installation worrk must stricctly follow th e design draawing.
 Thee whole systtem layout diagram:
d
Notes:
——: Pipelines proviided by manu
ufacturer
he site-laying pipeline (Done by technic
------: Th cians)
※ : Forr system norm
mal operation
n and mainten
nance convenience, the components
c aare supposed
d to be used.
(Do
one by sit)
+ : When the equiv
valtent length
h of the pipe exceeds 30 meters,
m then it should be eeqquipped with these
components. (T
These optiona
al componen
nts need to be
e purchased by another o
order).
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 Wh hen the cond

denser is hig
gher than co ompressor, install reversse bend on tthe inlet and
d outlet pipess
of the condenser, to avoidd liquid refri gerant back
kflow when the
t units stoops. When installing
i the
e
revverse bend, it must ensu
ure that the top elbow pipe
p of the re
everse bendd higher thann the top roww
copper pipe off condenser.
 Th
he installation diagram, when
w the ind
door unit is higher
h than outdoor unitt.
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3.1 Storag
ge environ
nment
Items Requirement
R ts
Sto
orage environ
nment Indoor, clean.
Am
mbient humidiity 5%~85% RH (N
No condensa
ation)
Am
mbient temperrature Indoor unit: -20°°C~54°C; Outtdoor unit: -40
0°C~70°C.
Tottal time of trransportation
n and storage time shouuld not excee
ed 6
Sto
orage time
months. If exce ed 6 months
s, it need to re-calibrate
r thhe capacity.
3.2 Indoorr installatiion
 Take down the e packaging case, accorrding to the package dia agram to rem
move the paackaging
woooden case.
 Moove the backk plate, and the unit basse was fixed
d in the botto
om wood trayy with M8 bolts, remove
e
the
e bolts with wrench.
w
order to ensure that the environmen

 In o nt control sy ystem in the air conditionning room works
w
norrmally, it sho
ould do the moisture-pro
m oof and heatt preservatio on work.
 Computer room m should have good the ermal insulattion and sea aled moisturee-proof laye er, the
mooisture-prooff layer of ceiling and walll must use polyethylene
p e film materiials. The painting of
conncrete wall and
a ground mustm be mo isture-proof.
 Outdoor air entter into the room
r ncrease the system cooling, heatingg, humidifyin
may in ng and
dehhumidifyting load, so it is s necessaryy to minimize e outdoor air enter into tthe room. Outdoor
O air
inhaled quantitty should rem main below 5%of whole e indoor air circulation
c ammount, all th
he doors andd
win
ndows should be fully en nclosed type e, and aperture are as small
s as posssible.
 Beccause the air conditione er will producce the condensate and water leakaage may cau use the
dammage of othe er precision equipmentss nearby, the ere is not the precision eequipments near the
indoor unit, and d the installa
ation scene of air condittioner must be providedd the drainag ge pipelines.
 To ensure the normal
n operration of indooor unit, it should choos se capaciouss space as the t indoor
unit installation
n site.
 Do not install thhe indoor un nit in the narrrow space, or it would block
b the airr flow, and shorten the
refrrigeration cyycle, and the
en leads to a short circuit of returnin ng air and ai r noise.
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 Do not fix the indoor unit in n the sunken n place or att the end of the long andd narrow roo om.
 Do not make several indoo or units to bee huddled toogether, to avoid
a crossinng the air an
nd producingg
the
e unbalanced d competitio on operation .
 Do not install other
o equipm ments on its upper part, convenient for its normaal maintenance.
 Acccording to th he bottom installation sizze of the ind e installationn base should be
door unit, the
insttalled.
ace rubber damping matts on the top
 Pla p of the insta
allation basee and steel pplate bottomm.
 Dettermine the installation position, and d according to the site condition
c andd user’s requierments to
o
insttall the insta
allation base e at the seleccted positionn.
 Usee bolts, cush hion, flat maat and nuts tto fix the air conditioner on the basee.
 All outside plattes of the un nit should no ot allow bearring weight, it must be cconsidered when
w
chooosing installation angle es and fixed holes.
 Sin
ngle-door un nit installation
n basing sizze: (Unit: mmm)
 Dua
al-door unit installation basing size:: (Unit: mm)
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 Thrree-door uniit installation

n basing size
e: (Unit: mm
m)
Item Specification (mm

m) Remarrk
Steel plate 100×100×(5~6.5))
Angle iron (Stteel channel) 40×40
0×3 (50×37×4..5)
Anti-shockk Top Thickness: 3~5 Rubberr materical can
n choose isoprrene rubber, different
d bulyl
rubber pad
d Bottom
m Thic
ckness: 10~12
2 rubber or
o rubber gask
ket with the saame similar prroperties.
Fixing hole for expansion bolt Install as
a user require
ements.
This is only
o for refere
ence, it should according to the actual
H 300
needs of
o users.
Notes:
The installation bas
se should be strong to su
upport the ind
door unit.
 To prevent defformation an nd damage d during trans

sportation, it was added fasteners or vibration
redduction mateerials on the
e key placess when the unit
u left facto ory. Removee the transpoortation
fassteners and vibration reduction matterials beforee installing and
a debuggiing the unit.
 Firrst dismantle
ed three L sh
hape fixed mmetal plates, and install the bolts annd gaskets with
w the boltss
fasstening torqu
ue: 12±1N.m m.
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3.3 Installling outdo

oor units
 Aftter the unit arrives,

a checck whether i t is damage ed during the e shipment.
 To ensure the heat dispersion of the u unit, intall the outdoor un nit at the willl-ventilatde outdoor,
avoid places with
w dust, sn now, etc. It w
will block the e condensed coils.
 It is suggested d that user should
s horizo
ontal intall th e installation conditions allow, which
he unit if the h
heelp to low down the noise e.
 Insstall the unit far away froom the resid dential area.
 Wh hen it is insttalled at the top of the b uilding, pay attention to the water pproof layer and obey the e
related local ru ules.
 Thhe installation direction please
p referss to the instaallation arrow label on thhe outdoor unit.
u
 Ou utdoor unit has
h two meth hods of insta
allation: horizontal insta allation and vvertical instaallation.
H
Horizontal: Vertical (Top view):
 door unit, th ere are fourr supporting bars which are fixed in horizontal
Insside the pacckage of outd
inssallation.
For horizontal ins

stallation:
 Insstall the outd
door unit sup
pporting barr to ghe unit first, use 6 screws to fixx the supporrting bar
(M
M6×23 Screw ws in access sories packa
age), totally 4 bars.
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(Un
nit: mm)
Mode
el L1 H1 D1 D2
MA033
31
1112
1 764
MA043
31
MA054
41
1310
1 49 63
MA060
01
1066
MA075
52 1604
1
MA098
82 2105
2
 It is suggested
d that use M6×20
M expan
nsion bolt for fixing the mounting
m baase.
For verrtical installlation
 It iss suggested
d that use M6×20 expan
nsion bolt for fixing the mounting
m baase.
3.4 Conne
ecting refrrigerant piipe
 Foor ensure safety, before welding the pipelines and welding spots, s must completely discharge
the n the air conditioner systtem, which can
e nitrogen in c release the system pressure.
 Do o the heat insulation for the copper p pipes. Whenn the copperr pipes go thhrough the walls
w or othe
er
obbstacles, vibrration isolatiing measure ements as shock pad sh hould be donne for avoidiing the
copper pipes direct
d contacct with the w wall, meanwhile pay atteention to keeep dust, aqu
ueous vapor,,
paarticles and so
s on away from f the cop pper pipes.
 It n
needs to app ply high quaality silver fib
ber for welding the pipeline connecttors. During the welding
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proocess, it nee
eds to chargge nitrogen i nto the pipe eline for protection.
 Ma ake sure thee right conne
ecting pipe ssize.
 Ma ake sure thee outdoor un u pipeline installation..
n height of unit
nit installation
 Fill refrigerant and add reffrigerant and d add refrige u pipeline installation.
erant oil of unit
 Thhe pipeline pressure
p drops, compresssor oil return, noise red duction and vibration reduction
should be considered duriing the desig gn and cons struction proocesses.
 If o
one way equ uivalent leng
gth is longerr than 30m, or o the vertical height deefference of indoor and
outdoor units isi higher tha
an the numb berical showed in following table, theen it needs to confirm
wh hether need to add the extended
e co
omponents before
b installation.
Relative
R posiition Valuee
Outdoo
or unit installe
ed level is hi gher than ind
door unit Max. 220m
Outdoo
or unit installe
ed level is low
wer than ind
door unit Max. -55m
 Insstall grease traps (oil loo
op) every 7.5
5 meters of the all vertic
cal height tuubes.
 Thhe suggested ollowing table are equivalent length , the friction
d pipeline sizes in the fo n losses of
elb
bow and the e valve have counted. Th he installer will
w confirm whether
w it iss appropriate
e according
to the site conditions.
Outddoor diamete er of Equiva
alent length (Meter)
(
liquid
d pipe (Inch) 90° B
Bend 45° Bend
B T-sh
hape three-w
way
3/8 0.2
21 0.1
0 0.76
1/2 0.2
24 0..12 0.76
5/8 0.2
27 0..15 0.76
3/4 0..3 0..18 0.76
7/8 0.4
44 0..24 1.1
1-1/8 0.5
56 0.3
0 1.4
 Whhen the unit leave the fa actory, it will has a small amount of refrigerant iin the indoorr unit, the
outdoor unit iss filled with nitrogen
n gass to stay the pressure, and must be put off all thhese
maaterials befo
ore connect the t indoor u unit and outddoor unit at site.
s
 Whhen welding g the copper pipe with th nd outdoor unit, pack thee wet cloth on
he indoor an o the ball
valve before welding.
w Duriing welding, pay attentio on to do not burn the labbels near the
e base pane el
and side pane el of unit.
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 Do not open the system pipeline more than 15 minutes, or it will lead to freeze the cooling oil and
influence the usage lifespan of the key parts in the system and the system operation stability.
 The horizontal part of the gas pipe should be sloped down part after led out from the compressor,
its gradient at least should be 1:200 (every 1m should drop 5mm). But if the air exhaust pipe is
located at the place of cooling equipments (including under the block up floor) then it should be
insulated.
 Considering the diameter will cause the system pressure drop loss, the copper pipes diameters
connecting between indoor and oudoor units.
Indoor unit model Length 10m 20m 30m 40m 50m 60m
Gas pipe 22mm 22mm 22mm 22mm 22mm 22mm
MAD020T1N1S1
Liquid pipe 13mm 13mm 13mm 13mm 16mm 16mm
MAD025T1N1S1
MAD030T1N1S1
MAD035T1N1S1
MAD040T2N1S1
MAD045T1N1S1
MAD050T2N1S1
MAD060T2N1S1
MAD070T2N1S1
MAD080T2N1S1
MAD090T2N1S1
Notes:
If the pipe length is more than 60m, please consult the manufacturer.
 When the pipe equivalent length is more than 30m, then it needs to install the extended
components. During the extended components installation, to prevent pipelines open, it
suggested that install the extended the electromagnetic valve body components on the outside
of the liquid pipe ball valve, or int the outside or the bottom of the equiment.
 So in the electromagnetic valve installation operation process, it do not need to cut the indoor
pipeline, and after the whole system installation, then open the ball valve for pressurizing and
vacuum operation, to avoid moisture absorption of the compressor frozen oil, and ensure that
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the
e operation of
o the compressor and iits lifespan.TTrash and fooreign matteers may comme into the
pip
pe in the pro
ocess of pipe o with niltroogen before connecting
e intallation. Be sure to blow them off
the
e pipe to the
e outdoor un
nits.
 Thhe electromaagnetic valve
e wire conne ection as the
e following figure:
Siingle-system type
al-system type
Dua t
3.5 Vacuu
um and add refrigerant
 Aftter finished piping conne ection betwe een the indo

oor and outd door unit, oppen all ball valves, and
2
the en filled with
h 30kgf/cm nitrogen fro m the outdo oor unit coveer connectorr, and then pressurizing
p
forr 24 hours.
 Un nder the pipe eline pressu urizing was n no problem, use vacuum m pump to vaacuum refrig geration
sysstem loop to o below 20P Pa, and keep s, if the pressure is no ppicks up, the liquid sight
p for 2 hours
glaasses in indo oor unit will indicate to bbe green.
 Aftter the vacuum inspectio on, the refrig stem should static filling quickly by pecified
geration sys p
ammount liquid refrigerant and a adds su uitable amouunt refrigerannt oil.
 If tthe connecting pipe leng gth of indoorr unit and ou
utdoor unit iss within 10mm, the filling refrigerant iss
122kg.
 Wh hen the connecting pipe e length is m
more than 10 0m, then it needs to addd refrigerant into the
sysstem for the e system norrmal operatio on. The calc t added q uantity of re
culation for the efrigerant is
as the folling formula:
f
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Ad
dding amountt of refrigeran
nt (kg) =
Co
orresponding unit Length additional reffrigerant amo
ount (kg/m) ×T
Total length o
of extend liqu
uid pipe (m)
The corresponding
g unit length additional re
efrigerant am
mount for different liquidd pipe diame
eters:
Liquid pipe outer diame
eter (mm) Refrigeran
nt adding am
mount per m
meter (kg/m)
12.7 0.11
0
16 0.17
0
19 0.26
0
22 0.36
0
25 0.52
0
28.6 0.68
0
Tottal length of the

t extend liq
quid pipe (m) =
Tottal length of liquid
l pipe (m
m) -10m
 Addd refrigeran
nt will cause the system refrigerant oilo dilution, which
w affect the refrigerant oil
lub
brication and
d cooling efffect, thereforre, it needs to add refrig
gerant oil. Addditional form
mula is as
follow:
Ad
dded refrigera
ant oil amoun
nt (ml) =
Re dditional amount (kg) × 22..6
efrigerants ad
3.6 Water pipe insta

allation
 Coondensed water
w drainagge pipes of humidifier and
a evapora ator are gatthered by th he T adapte er
and drained out. The inne er diameter o of the tube is 30mm, if more than 3 sets units share a roo ot
pip
pe, then the tube inner diameter
d sho
ould be miniimum 40mm m.
 Th
he drainage pipe should be conn ected with a U shape e joint pipe,, which tem mperature ofo
continuous the ermal resistaance is high er than 100°C. The U shape must bbe installed vertically.
 Th
he water leakage detecttor should be e installed under
u the joiint of drainaage pipe and d root, whichh
wirrings is conn
nected with terminal 01 and 47. If th he place und der the pipee joint is flat, the detecto
or
can directly bee installed th
here. If the p
place is uneeven, the deetector shou ld be installed the place e
whhere is easy to collect th
he water.
No
otes:
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B ≥ P/10+20 (Un
nit: mm)
A ≥ B/2 (Unit: mm)
m
P: Air outlet sta
atic pressure (Unit: Pa)
 Hu umidifier also
o needs to connect witth an inlet water
w pipe. Install a sidee-pass stop valve and a
er device on the waterr inlet pipe, for mainten
filte nance conve enience. Thee filter mesh number ofo
filte
ers should not
n less than
n 40.
 Re
equirements for the wate
er quality inllet to the humidifier:
LLimit valve
Fin
nite index off ‘ordinary’ water
w qualityy
Miin. Max.
PH
H value PH 7 8.5
Re
elative electrric conductiv
vity at 20°C SR,20°C
C μs/c
cm 3000 1250
To
otal hardnesss TH mg/l Ca
aCO3 = 400
Te
emporary hardness mg/l Ca
aCO3 = 300
To
otal non-solu
uble solid CR mg/l (**) (*)
So
olid waste att 180°C R180 mg/l (**) (*)
Iro
on + Mangan
nese mg/l Fe
e+Mn = 0.2
Ch
hlorine ppm Cl = 30
Silica mg/l SiO
S 2 = 20
-
Ch
hloride ion mg/l Cl = 0.2
Ca
alcium sulfatte mg/l Ca
aSO4 = 100
 PUU tube can be directly connected with outer water w pipe. It must seaal connecto or to preven nt
lea
akage.
 Thhe normal working
w presssure range e of main pipe
p is 100kkPa to 800kkPa. It sho ould install a
pre
essure reduced device on the place e pressure more
m than 800kPa.
8 If thhe main pipe
e pressure iss
below 100kPa a, it should se
et water colllecting sumpp and water pump systeem. The wate er inlet pipess
of main pipelin
ne must in accordance w with the loca
al regulations.
 Thhe water inle
et pipe connnecting acce essories as following shhows. It hass equipped with
w the unitt,
the
e connectorss of the wateer pipe are o
only for reference to chooose.
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3.7 Electric connec

ction
 All the power wires,

w controolling wires aand the grounding conn nection shouuld observe the nationall
and local regu
ulations and electrical ru ules.
 Thhe main powwer supply reequirementss: 380V AC, 50Hz, 3Ph.
 Beefore connecct the electric circuit, use
e the voltme
eter to test th
he input pow
wer voltage, and confirm
m
the
e power suppply has bee en closed.
 Baase panel ha
as three cuttting holes to o passby thee wirings.
 If it is difficult for
f piping annd wiring fro m the base panel, then it can choosse from the side panel
forr connection n. Knock dowwn the plate of side panel cutting ho
ole, (2 cuttinng holes bothh on right
and left sides) according to the actual need to cho oose import and export pports, but it must ensure e
thaat any two of o the pipeline, power wi re and signa
al wire to outlet from thee different ho
ole.
 Fixx the spare wirings

w on th
he electric ccable fastening clamp.
 t indoor uniit power wiriing diagram, as following picture.
Wiiring refers to
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 Ind
door unit con
ntrolling con
nnection amp
plification fig
gure:
gle-system type
Sing
al-system type
Dua t
 Wiiring refers to
t outdoor unit wiring dia
agram, as fo
ollowing pictture,
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 Fie
eld wiring,
Single-sys
stem type
Dual-system type\
 Usse protection
n pipe or shielding wire ffor the outdooor parts of the connectting wires off indoor unit
and condense er.
 Doo not contact the cables with high te emperature objects
o (Succh as non-heeat insulatedd copper
pip
pes, compre essor, etc.) fo
or protect th
he insulation layer.
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3.8 Trial ru
un
 Inttroduction off LCD manu

ual operator functions
Foor all th butto

ons, when it is displaying
g or modifying the operaation param
meters, show ws a green
mp to mean a paragraph
lam h is selectedd silicone rubber button which has tthree different color
lam
mps.
Dis
scriptions of
o display lamp:
Onn/Off key: Green
G color, light up mea
ans that unit is on. Flash means thatt close the unit
u by switch
h
inp
put or monito
or.
Ala
arm key: Reed colour, Light up meanns one or more
m alarms.
OK
K key: Yellow
w colour, light up meanss that device
e normally is
s powered.
uttons desc
Bu criptions of LCD manu
ual operatorr
Menu:
ack to Menu (M0) under any displayy situation (E
Ba Except checking factory parameters s situation)
willl display unit status, pro
obe reading and operatiing mode, under factoryy interface, pressing
p thiss
button can go back.
Mainte enance:
hift to the firsst page of the maintenan
Sh nce interface
e (A0), usua
ally the mainntenance parrameters are
e
use for check the operatin ng status, prrobe readingg, maintenan
nce, calibrattion reading and manual
op
peratiom of the device.
Print:
Qu
uick display the pLAN ad
ddress of cu
urrent contro
ol plate.
Status (Input/Outp put):

hift to the firsst page of input/output in
Sh nterface (I0)), input/output status of input and ou
utput
pa
arameters dissplay contro ol plate.
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Time:
Sh
hift to the firsst page of tim
me program (K0). Time parameter is used to diisplay and set the
op
perating para ameter of cloock plate an
nd activate time zone.
Set:
hift to the firsst page of se
Sh et point prog
gram (S1).
Progra am:
hift to the firsst page of us
Sh e (P0). User interface is used to chaange the uniit operating
ser interface
mo
ode.
Query::
Wh oup control sstate, can press
hen the unit is under gro p this button to shift different unit display
pa
ages.
on/off:
On
n/off the unitt.
alarm:
Dissplay the ala
arm, elimina
ate the alarm
m sound, and
d eliminate the
t current aalarm.
Up:
If tthe cursor moves
m c page upp in the same
to the upper left ccorner, click this button can
pro ogramsectioom; If the cursor moves to a certain parameter position,
p clicck this button
n to increase
e
the e parameterr value.
Down::
If tthe cursor moves
m to the upper left co
orner, click this
t button can
c page dow wn in the sa
ame program
m
section; If the cursor movees to a certaain paramete er position, click
c this buttton to decre
ease the
paarameter value.
enter:
Geenerally movve the curso or from the u
upper left to the setting area,
a after seetting param
meters then
pre
ess this buttton to confirm
m and make e the cursor move to the e next settingg parameterr.
 Be
efore trial run
n, the mecha
anical part a
and eletrical part shoud be checkedd first.
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 Th
he mechaniccal part:
 Make sure e remove th he protective e materials foor the transp
portation. Chheck the fas stening
situation of
o motor whe eel and fan wheel, and also check the t parallelissm of motorr wheel and
fan whell and the tens sion of the bbelt.
 Make sure e the refrige
erant and lub brication oil have been filled
f strictly..
 Make sure e the water drainage pip pelines of huumidification
n system hav ave been con nnected
reliably annd check the e leakage.
 Make sure e the heating belt of com mpressor ha as been pre--heated oveer 12 hours.
 Make sure e the room temperature
t e is over 20°C and has some
s thermaal load. If no
ot, it should
be used other
o heating g devices orr operated th he electrical heating of tthe unit to pre-heat the
room environment, an nd make surre there are rated capac city thermal load for trial run.
 Under the e situation in
n winter, it ne
eeds to man n-made shad dow parts off condensed d area and
limit the condensed
c air
a volume to o increase thhe condense ed pressure..
 Ele
ectrical part::
 Make sure e the main power
p input woltage is in the range of -10%~155% voltage. Power
disconneccting switch of the outdo oor unit has been closed d.
 Make sure e all the elec ntrolling wire
ctrical or con es are correectly connectted, and fassten all the
connectorrs of electric cal and contrrolling conne ections.
 When term minal numbe er 22 and 5 are connected well, the e outdoor fann can not receive the
control siggnal from ind door unit, annd it can nott operate. It will cause thhe system stop
s as high
pressure.
 Separated d arrange thhe power cab ble and the low voltage controlling ccable.
 It has enssured that th he phase seq quences of the
t three-ph hase componnents are th he same
when leavving the facttory. It only n needs to ma ake sure the phase sequuence is corrrect. If fault,,
change any two wires s between A A, B,C of thee main power supply.
 Thhe system manual

m detecction function n:
Unnder standbyy state, the controller
c prrovides the functions
f of manual on aand off at sitte to detect
the
e status of th
he system fuunctional coomponents, detailed
d opeeration stepss as followin ng:
 Switch on n the main power supplyy, at that time, the unit is s under stanndby state, and
a the
indication lamp on thee upper righht corner of the
t main con ntroller will ddisplay green, the
manual operator disp play interfacee will display
y the unit waas turned offf.
 Press the Maintenannce key on th
he manual operator,
o and
d enter to thee maintenan
nce interface
e,
and keep pressing the Down buttton to shift the
t page to A5
A interfacee, and then it needs to
aintenance password.
type in ma p
Notes:
The mainte
enance passw
word can be got from man
nufacture.
 After conffirm the pass
sword, keep he Down button to enterr the followin
p pressing th ng interface,
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and use th
he enter keyy to move th he cursor position, and use
u the Dow wn button to carry out the
e
al components, and the
manual on/off setting of the critica en press the enter key for
confirmation.
 Ma
anual operattor display and
a operatio on methods
 After the unit
u is on, en nter to the m
main interfac
ce and it will display som
me current basic
b
parameteers setting, in
nclude clockk message, curren
c ambient temperaature and hu umidity value
e
and the unit status. Press
P the Seet button to set
s the temp
perature andd humidity, and through
the enter key to move e the cursorr and use the
e Up and Do
own keys too change the e parameterr
and presss enter key for
f confirma ation.
 Press the
e Menu buttoon to go bacck to M0 pagge, and pres ss Down keyy to query th he current
operating mode, or ad
djust the settting paramtters, after ad
djusted the ssetting param
meters and
press entter button for confirmatio
on.
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 Compressor checking: Press the Set key, the setting temperature to be room temperature
minus 5°C, the relative humidity to be the same as the room temperature, and press enter
to observe the compressor whether operates or reverses. (The compressor reverse then it
will has abnormal voice.)
Note:
The compressor cannot be reversed over 30 seconds, and it should be judged immediately and
cut off the power.
Back to M0 page, and press Status to check the rising pressure of the compressor is
normal or not, and at the same time, the outdoor fan should be high speed operating, and
the stable pressure of the compressor should about 30bar.
 Cooling state detection: Press the Menu and press the Down button to check the current
mode is cooling or not.
 Dehumidification function detection: Press the Set to change the temperature as the
same as the room temperature, and relative humidity set to the room temperature minus
5%RH. Press enter and the compressor will be normally operated, and then press the
Menu, press Down key to check the current mode is dehumidification or not.
 Humidification function detection: Operate the humidifier switch, press the Set to change
the temperature as the same as the room temperature, and the relative humidity set to be
the room temperature plus 5%RH, then press enter to check the compressor stops or not
and the humidifier starts to inlet water or not. Press the Status, find the li page, and check
the current flow of the humidifier whether increased gradually, and wait the action of the
humidification tank change from Water inletting to be Evaporating. Press Manual
drainage switch to drain off the water.
 The first grade heater detection: Operate two electrical heater switchs, press Set to set
the temperature to be room temperature plus 2°C, and the humidity stays the same as the
indoor humidity. Press enter to check whether stop humidifying and whether operate the
first grade electrical heating pipe, and then press Menu, Down key to check whether
display heating mode.
 The second grade heater detection: Press Set to set the temperature to be room
temperature plus 4°C, and the humidity stays the same as the indoor humidity. Press enter
to check whether operate the second grade electrical heating pipe, and then press Menu,
Down key to check whether display heating mode.
 Dehumidification heating mode: Press the Set button to change the relative humidity to
be indoor humidity minus 5%, press enter to check the compressor whether operates, and
then press Menu, Down to check whether display dehumidification heating mode.
 Humidification heating status detection: Press Set to change the relative humidity to be
indoor humidity minus 5%, press OK to check the compressor whether stops and the
humidifier starts to inlet water and starts humidifying or not, at that time the humidification
tank will be getting hot, and then press Menu, Down to check whether display
humidification heating mode. Press Manual drainage switch to drain off the water.
 Cooling humidification status detection: Press Set key to change the temperature to be
indoor temperature minus 5%, press enter, and operate the unit after the unit stops one
minute, to check whether continue humidifying or not; and press Menu, Down to check
whether display cooling humidification mode.
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 Safe operation of refrigerant system detection: Operate the compressor, and after the
unit is stable operated then check whether there are bubbles in the liquid sight glass. Adjust
the thermal expansion valve to the suction degree of overheating be about 5°C~8°C, and
each adjustment should not over 1/2 circle and at least observe over 15 minutes every time.
Observe the compressor gas suction pipeline, make sure the pipeline and the compressor
cover have no condensed water and eliminate the potential liquid slugging danger. Under
the status of 24°C 50%RH air return and 29~30bar condensing pressure, the compressor
gas suction pressure should over 9bar. After detection, adjust the temperature and humidity
back to the default setting value or the initialization setting value.
 Steps after trial run

 Reset the unit to default status.
 Check and make sure the temperature and humidity setting value and control precision are
reasonable.
 Check and make sure other functions are reasonable.
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4. Contrrol syste
em
4.1 Table of main co

ontrol com
mponents and control load
No. Name quantity

1 Conttroller 1
2 Operation displa
ayer 1
3 Temmperature & hhumidity sennsor 1
4 OEMM humidifier connector component
c 1
5 Fan speed regu lating inverter 1
6 Pres
ssure transm
mitter 1
7 Fan pressure diffferernce sw
witch 1
8 Heatter 1 1
9 Heatter 2 1
10 Commpressor 1
11 Inner fan 1
12 Outeer fan 1
 Scchematic dia
agram of the main contro
oller termina
als
Code Name
J10 Sttandard use
er port, nonn
nect to manu
ual operator
N01 In
ndoor fan
N02 Compressor 1
N03 Compressor 2
N04 E--heater 1
N05 E--heater 2
N06 Dehumidificattion solenoid
d valve
N08 Alarm output
N011 Humidifier
N012 Humidifier wa
ater inlet valv
ve
N013 Humidifier wa
ater outlet va
alve
Y1 In
ndoor fan reg
gulation
Y3 Outdoor
O fan rregulation 1
Y4 Outdoor
O fan rregulation 2
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ID1 Compressor 1 high press

sure
ID2 Compressor 2 high press
sure
ID3 E--heater 1 ovverload
ID4 E--heater 2 ovverload
ID5 Phase seque nce protectiion
ID6 In
ndoor fan ovverload
ID7 Air flow switch
h
ID8 Remote contrrol
ID9 Compressor 1 low pressu
ure
ID10 Compressor 2 low pressu
ure
ID11 Humidifier wa
ater level ala
arm
ID12 Sparkles alarrm
ID13 Fiilter screen b
blocking
ID14 Water
W leakag
ge alarm
ID13H To
o 220V sign
nal
ID14H To
o 220V sign
nal
B1 In
ndoor humid ity
B2 Air dischargin
ng pressure 1
B3 Air dischargin
ng pressure 2
B4 Outdoor
O temp
perature
B5 In
ndoor tempe
erature
B6 Air outlet tem
mperature
B7 Electric condu
uctivity conn
nector
B8 Humidification
n current
T
TX-/TX+ RS485 Conca
atenating co
onnector
 OE
EM humidifie
er connectorr componen
nts
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 Ind
door schema
atic diagram
m
 Ou
utdoor fan frrequency conversion
Button
n Mame Func
ctions
1, For shiftin
ng to system monitoring
m sta
atus.
MON/ESC Monittoring/ESC 2, Back to th
he previous menu.
m
3, Clear the
e alarm when the
t inverter wa
as under alarm
m state.
1, Enter to tthe menu.
ENTER Data//Confirm
2, Confirm tto amend the data.
d
1, Under qu
uick monitoring
g mode, shift to
t the monitoreed parameter.
2, Under da
ata amending, shift to amend position.
>> Shiftin
ng
3, When am
mend the functtion code, incrrease as 10 unnits. (Only valiid for P0
function)
Up Add the fun ction code or data.
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Accord to th
he function cod
de to carry out one of the foollowing functions:
1, Change tthe operating direction
d of inv
verter.
DIR/JOG Directtion/Jog
2, Operate tthe inverter to
o under the jog
g status, looseen the key then
n jog will
stop.
RUN Run Under keyp ad control sta
ate, this button will operate tthe inverter.
Down
n Reduce fun ction code or data.
1, When the
e inverter unde
er normal operation, stop thhe inverter ope
eration.
2, When the
e inverter unde
er error status
s, reset the errror.
STOP/RES
SET Stop/Reset
3, According on code to carry out emergeency stop func
g to the functio ctiom.
uter error input.)
(Equal to ou
Lamp name Statuss Instructions

s
On The inverrter is under o perating or jog
g status.
RUN Flash
h The inverrter is slowing down to stop.
Off The inverrter is under sttop status.
On The inverrter is under in
nversion status
s.
DIR Flash
h The inverrter is under co
orotation-inversion transition.
Off The inverrter is under co
orotation statu
us.
On Operation
n panel contro
ol status. (Loca
al control)
LOCAL
Off Terminals
s or serial com
mmunication port
p control sta
atus.
On Slightly error alarm. (O
Over-current, over pressure.))
TRIP
Off The inverrter output currrent and bus voltage
v norma
ally.
4.2 Main c
control fun
nction
 Addjust the civil use or induustrial appliccation enviroonment temp perature andd humidity: Temperature
T e
control, hHumidity control.
 Coompressor control
c functiiom: Compre essor was asa simple on and off loadd management.
 Timme setting fuunction: Minimum runnin ng time, Min nimum closin ng time, in thhe same compressor
opperate the minimal interv val time and operate pow wer control the
t shortestt delay time.
 Coompressor alarm
a functio
om: High pre essure load alarm, low pressure
p alaarm compres ssiom
overload alarm m, General alarm.
a
 Coontrol one orr two electric c heating eqquipments, at a most to three electric heating pow wer energy
levvels.
 Thhe bulit-in ele
ectrode typee humidifying g equipment.
 Eqquipment ma anual contro ol function: EEquipment ca an be manually controlleed, and not affect by thee
tim
ming and sen nsor values. Under man nual control state,
s y responds thhe safety alarm. Manua
it only al
control only is effective unnder power o off. Under manual
m control, it can nott be started..
 Temperature control
c of airr-return port..
 Alaarm manage ement, Alarm m record fun nction.
 Poower-off mem mory: Sudde enly power o off, the syste
em has a me emory functiion, the systtem
automatically recover the operation sttate before power-off.
p
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5. Opera
ation
5.1 Tempe
erature/hu
umidity set point se
etting func
ction
Press SSet in menu, directly enter

e the usser without password, and can chhange temp
perature and
d
humiditty setting po
oint (S1).
5.2 Query
y function for key co
omponentts operatin
ng status
Press tthe Statu bu utton, directtly enter witthout passwword. Enter to

t the interfaace, use Up
p and Down
n
buttonss to turn ove
er pages for query. Conte ents can be checked ass following:
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Note:
Interface
es of Ig, Ih, Ii and
a Ij display
y the humidiffier operating
g status.
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5.3 Setting function

n of using paramete
ers
 Pre
ess the Prg button in menu,
m it need
d password to
t enter:
Note:
Use
er password is 0002.
 Pre
ess enter button
b to entter the temp
perature andd humidity set
s point for parameters
s setting and
d
use Up and Down to adjuust the parammeters settin
ng:
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Notes:
Intterface P1 to set the temperature settin
ng range.
Intterface P2, P3
3 and P4 to set the deviatiion and dead
d zone.
Intterface P5 forr some special functions a
activation.
Intterface P8, P9
9 to set temperature and h
humidity alarrm.
Intterface from Pb
P to Pj for alarm
a selectio
on.
5.4 Mainte
enance ma
anagemen
nt
Press the M
Maintenancee button, and d enter the ffollowing interface.
 Ch heck the softtware versio
on and systeem information:
 Op
perating time
e of hardware devices:
 Chheck the histtory alarm re

ecords and cchange device operating time:
It must througgh interfacee A5 enter tto A6. After enter into the interfaace, it can directly
d from
m
interface A4 to
o A6.
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Notes:
Ple
ease contact manufacture
e for mainten ance passwo
ord.
Ke
eep pressing play screen will pop up Type in maiintenance password. Byy
g Down buttton, the disp
Up
p button to type in pas
ssword, and d then do th
he calibratio
on setting off relative pa
arameters in
n
sysstem.
 Proobe calibration:
 Ch
hange the maintenance
m password:
5.5 Clock managem

ment
Press Clock butto

on, and enter to the ffollowing interface, and
d change tthe system time of the
e
controlller:
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Press DDown button n, enter to K1

K interface and type in clock management passsword 002. Press enter
to enter K2 interfacce, then can ative functio
n use the rela ons of time zone
z control . In K2 interrface there
only the
e corresponding control function se elected Yes then
t can do the follow uup detailed setting.
s
If it is n
not need the unit to be operated
o a want to close the un
in ssome periods of a day, and nit to save
energy,, then it can set (interfacce K3, K4) tto carry out timer
t on andd off the unitt, and it also
o can set 7
days in a week to be b different time
t zone foor controlling
g (interface K5),
K which ccan realize not n control byy
manual every day. Interface Ka to change e the clock password.
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6. Netwo
ork func
ction inttroductio
on
Manual operator an nd controlerr can be connnected toge ether by RS4485 networkk, to make up the LAN,
and rea
alize the datta and inform
mation comm munication and
a group co ontrol functioons. The ma
anual
operato
or can only display
d inforrmation of onne controllerr in once.
The ma d in the basiic paramter setting, if on

anual operattor was used ne or more m
manual operators be
disconn
nected or brroken down, and then ea er will keep normal operration, no influence from
ach controlle m
the manual operato or.
Group ccontrol netw

work maxima al connect 3 2 devicesw (terminal), and
a these deevices includ de
controlllers and manual operato ors. Each deevice has thhe only identtified addresss, the addre
ess range is
1~32. AAddress 32 is
i only assiggned to ghe manual ope he controllerr address must be set to
erator, and th o
1, then the main unnit can only group controol the units with
w the con ntroller addreess 2~8, andd the units
with the
e address 9~~31 will not control by th
he main unitt, and keep their single operation sttate. Units
named from 1 to 31 can accep ol of the sharre manual operator.
pt the contro
A contrroller can ma aximal mana ages 3 manu ual operatorrs at the sam
me time, butt can not ma anage two
kinds oof manual op perator at the
e same timee. Three manual operato ors can updaate the inforrmation of
their co
orresponding g controllers
s synchronou usly, and thee corresponding relationn:
1. Spe nly display the output off this controller.
ecial (Pr), on
2. Sha are (Sh), can shift more e than one coontrollers byy pressing th
he Query buutton.
As the following piccture shown n, one share manual ope erator linkedd with three ccontrollers, and only
controlller 1 can update the dis splay date off the share manual
m operrator and acccept input command
c of
manual operator, meanwhile,
m the
t other two o controllers
s will continu
ue to updatee the display y data of the
special manual ope erator. To prress the Queery button off the share manual
m operrator for circ
culated
shifting
g (U:01>U:02 2>U:03>U:0 01…). When address 2 and a address s 3 controlleers have alarrm
informaation, their special manu e the alarm information,, and at the same time
ual operator will produce
also caan control thee share man nual operato
or and produ uce alarm information.
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6.1 Group
p control network
n se
etting
According to the prrevious pictu

ure, an exam
mple of how to set group
p control nettwork will be
e given.
 Set the
e manual ope
erator addre
ess of the de
evice 2 to be
e 0.
Power on the contrroller, and wait
w the contrroller finish operation.
o Press
P Up, Do own and en nter buttons
at the ssame time fo
or 5 secondss to enter th e configurattion mode, the manual ooperator display as
follow:
Press e
enter button
n to move the
e cursor to tthe 32 field, and press Up
U key to chhange the manual
operato
or address to
o be 00.
Press e
enter button t manual operator address chang
n to confirm the ging.
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 Change e the controller address of the devicce 2.

Cut off the controlle
er power and the conneections betw
ween J11 porrt on the conntroller and other
o
controlllers.
Press U Up and alarm buttons ata the same ttime, and po
ower on the controller, uuntil the scre
een display
the follo
owing interfa
ace then sto
op pressing.
The maanual operattor will autom

matically shiift to the follo
owing displa
ay, press Up
p button to set
s the
controlller address to be 2, and
d press ente
er for confirm mation.
 Set the
e manual ope
erator addre
ess of the de
evice 2 to be
e 31.
Press U
Up, Down and
a enter bo ottons at the same time for at least 5 seconds too enter the configuration
c n
mode, tthe manual operator dis
splay as follo
owing:
enter to movve the cusorr to the 00 fi eld, and pre

Press e ess Down to
o change thee manual op
perator
addresss to be 31.
Press e
enter to confirm the manual operato
or address changing.
c
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 Configu
ure the corre
esponding re
elation of co
ontroller and the manuall operator.
Press U
Up, Down and
a enter bu uttons at the same time for at least 5 seconds too enter the configuration
c n
mode, tthe manual operator dis
splay as follo
owing:
Press e
enter button
n 3 times, the
e screen dissplay as follo
owing.
Press e
enter to ente
er the config
guring page for correspo onding relation of controoller and ma
anual
operato p and Down to select the
or, press Up e manual op perator addrress and thee correspondding relation
of manual operatorr and controller. Use entter button to
o confirm thee setting andd move the cursor, the
manual operator diisplay as following.
Notes:
P: 02 means that controller address is 02
2.
Trm
m1: 31 Pr me
eans that man
nual operatorr 1 address is
s 31, the corre
esponding reelation of man
nual
operater 1 and contolller 02 is spec
cial.
Trm
m2: 32 Sh me
eans manual operator 2 ad
ddress is 32, the correspo
onding relatio
on of manual
operatorr 2 and contro
oller 02 is sha
are.
Trm
m3: None --- means opera
ator 3 address
s is empty.
So the controller with
w the addre ess 02, it is special man
nual operato
or address iss 31, and the
e share
manual operator ad ddress is 32
2.
etting, presss enter to mo
After se ove the curssor to the No
o field, and change
c to bbe Yes by Do
own button,
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and the
en press entter for confirrmation, the n finish grou
up control ne
etwork confiiguration of one device.
 Set the
e manual opeerator and controller
c ad dresses of device
d 3 andd set their coorresponding relation.
Repeatt same stepss for device 3, and set tthe manual operator
o andd controller aaddresses. Set the
corresp
ponding rela
ation as the following
f dissplay:
 Operations of the manual

m operrator (Addre
ess No.32) which
w connec
cted with deevice 1, conffigure the
grop co
ontrol functio
on.
Press PProgram an nd menu butttons togethe er to enter th
he factory pa
assword pagge. Press en
nter to move
e
the curssor to the 00
000 field, an
nd type in pa
assword by Up U button. Press
P enter to confirm entering
e
factory configuratioon.
Notes:
Co
ontact manufa
acture to get the factory p
password dettails.
Press e
enter to ente
er the interfa
ace of config
guration management.
Find the e Co page byb pressing Down butto ss enter to confirm the ssetting. Move
on, and pres e the cursorr,
select tthe relative parameters
p by Down bu
utton.
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Press m menu to exitt the interfac

ce of configu
uration management, an nd press Doown to move e the cursor
to the in
nterface of parameter
p management
m t, then press
s enter to co
onfirm enterring, and the
en find
interfacce Gm by Do own button.
Then thhe units ope erate after se etting, there are several functions:
1. Con nflict manag gement
Manage by the e main unit, anda carry ou ut cooling, heating, huidification andd dihumidificcation, avoid d
to ccompeted op perations.
2. Main unit and backup
b unit shifting
Wh hen there are e errors in th he units of th
he group, the backup un nits will autoomatically op
perate, to
incrrease the re he aire cond itioning systtem.
eliability of th
3. Rottation type
Auttomatic rotattion: The current rotatio n time set to o be 0 hour, is used to teest the rotatiion condition
n,
eve ery 5 minuts will carry ou ut one rotati on. The current rotation
n time set to be none 0 hour,
h the
carrry out resultt is the same e as running g hours.
Run nning hours: Ratation as hours (000 0~240h), ev very 24 hours will carry oout one rotation, under
thiss rotation typ
pe ,it can not set the rota ation time to
o be 0.
Tim
mezones: Ro otation as tim me zones, ca arry out on rotation
r as the setting hoour 22:00 off every
Weednesday, an nd set other two rotation n type the G0
G interface will
w be displaayed, and se elect other
twoo rotation typpes the G0 interface willl not be disp played.
4. Loa ad adjustme ent
The e absolute value
v of diffe
erence betwe een ambientt temperaturre and settinng temperature is higher
than 8°C, then it will operate standby a after 3 minutes.
The e absolute value
v of diffe
erence betwe een ambientt temperaturre and settinng temperature is lower
than 4°C, and thent it will close standbyy.
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 Wire figgure of contrroller in grou

up control ne
etwork.
3-core shielding wire (large or equal to 0.7 75mm2) is us
sed to conne
ect the contrroller and th
he J11 port,
which h has polarity. It needs to correctly co
onnect Rx-/T
Tx-, Rx+/Tx+
+ and GND. T The maximu um distance e
of the ccontroller wirres should be
b 500 mete ers.
 Functio
onal verificattion for group control ne
etwork.
 Be efore verifyin
ng the group p control netw
work funcito
on, it needs to
t confirm aall the networking units
are
e noumal wh hen it is operating by sinngle (without shutting do
own for erroor).
 Aftter configure e all the addresses of mmanual opera ator and conntroller in thee group conttrol network
and their correesponding re elations, succcessively operate mainn power, conntroller powe er and indooor
powwer for everry units.
 Aftter the contrroller operation, press D
Down, Up an nd enter key
ys at the samme time for at least 10
secconds, then can check the t online sttatus of connect devices
s in the grouup controllerr network.
 On
n the manua w address No. 32, pres
al operator with U:01 on the M0 interface
ss Query to check the U e
wh
hether shift to differents units as : U
U:01>U:02>U
U:03>U:01…….
 Pre ess on/off to

o operate all the units in
n the network, to check whether
w the units are un nder standbyy
staatus. Press on/off
o to clo
ose one of thhe operated units to che
eck the undeer standby units
u whether
it w
will automatically turn to ben on stattus. And the
en re-operatee the unit jusst closed to check
wh hether the sttandby units will back too standby sta
atus.
 En nter the Gn interface, chhoose the rottation type to
t Automatiicn Rotation n, the standby quantity
to be 1, and rootation time set to be 0. Check whetther the unitts are underr standby sta atus, and
wh hether carry out a rotatio
on every 5 m minutes.
 Preess set to enter temperaature/humid nterface S1, set the settiing temperature to lowe
dity setting in er
tha
an the ambie ent temperature 10°C, tthen after 3 minutes to check
c the unnder standby y units
whhether will au
utomatically turn to be o
on status. An t setting teemperature to be the
nd then set the
same as the ambient temp perature to ccheck wheth dby units wil l back to sta
her the stand andby statuss.
 Seet the parameters of Gn interface an nd S1 interfaace to be the
e values reqquired by the e actual
operations.
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 Cancel group contrrol network.

 Cloose the unit.. Switch off the
t controlle
er power andd the networrk connectioons of contro
oller J11 porrt
and other conttrollers.
 Ch hange the co
orresponding g manual op
perator addrress of devic
ce 2 and devvice to be 32
2, controller
addresses to be
b 01, and configure
c the
eir corresponding relatio
on as followiing:
 Ch e 1 to C0 intterface and Gm interfac

hange device ce as followin
ng:
6.2 The etthernet co

ommunica
ation card introduction
 TCP/IP
P communica
ation card (E
Ethernet com
mmuniction card)
 This card can provide netw work connecctor, and also can view the
t data throough the Inte ernet Eplore
er.
The air conditioner is direcctly connectted with the computer byy the ethernnet communication card..
 The network diagram
d of th
heTCP/IP coommunicatio on card (Ethernet comm munication ca ard) by
SN
NMP protoco ol is shown as
a following picture, andd the conneccting quantitty of air cond
ditioners are
e
no restriction.
 Insstallation of the
t ethernett communica ation
1. The board of TCP/IP card
c is insta lled in the pCO* controller.
2. Switch off the main po ower. Removve the coverr of card from m the pCO* by a screwd
driver.
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3. Insert the TCP/IP

T cardd in th corressponding plu
ug-in connec ctor, makingg sure it is su
ully insertedd
and in con ntact with the
e two suppo rts located on
o the case of the pCO**. This opera ation may be e
difficult due to the limitted space, cconsequently, it is recom
mmended too insert the board
b at an
angle and then turn it until aligning g the conne
ectors.
4. Clos the co over supplied with the board of TCP

over again, using the co P/IP card, lin
ning up the
connector on the seria
al board with
h the openin
ng in the cov
ver.
5. Stick one or
o both label, so that the
e MAC addrress can be read withouut needing to
o open the
electrical panel.
p
6. For the connection to the ethernett network, use an S/FTP
P cable, cateegory 5e or higher.
 RS485 communica
ation card
 RS
S485 commu unication card is as sho wing picture. The RS4855 card also can
own in follow c provide
ector, and also can view
network conne w the data through the In
nternet Exploorer by conn
necting
R2
232/R485 coonverter.
 The network diagram
d of RS485
R commmunication card
c is as shown in follow
wing picture
e. It can
connect maxim
mum 200 sets air condittioners, and the longest R485 conneecting wire which
w use
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shielding cable
e is 1000m.
 Insstallation of RS485 card d

1. Remove th he serial carrd placemen
nt cover with
h a screwdriv
ve.
2. Remove th he pre-punc
ctured plasticc, the hole which
w corres
sponds to thhe tree-pole terminal ou
ut
will be found.
3. Insert the optional carrd into the ccorrespondin or, taking carre that the card
ng connecto c is firmlyy
placed on bothe plastiic supports o on the pCO case.
4. Close the cover using the screwd river making

g the outside
e card terminnal fits with the punched
d
hole madee on the cover.
5. The conne
ection with the RS485 network is carried outt by means of the plug
g-in termina
al
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connector on the card.

6. There is a table of Pin-wiring of the connector stamped on the card.
Pin Significato meaning

1 GND
2 RX+/TX+
3 RX-/TX-
7. Maintenance
7.1 Electrical maintenance
According to the following items to check appearance of the electrical connections and do the relative
handlings. Before fastening any assembly connections and circuit connections, it must ensure that
the power supply of the control element has been closed.
 The electrical insulation test: find out the unqualified contacts and handle them. During the rest
process, pay attention to disconnect the control part of the safety or air switch, to avoid high
voltage damaging the control panel.
 Static detect the suction port of each contactor is flexible or not, and whether there is card
resistance.
 Use a hairbrush or dry compressed air to clean dust for the electrical and control components.
 Check the suction port of the contactor whether has arc discharge and burn mark phenomenon.
When it is serious change the corresponding contactor.
 Tighten each electrical connecting terminal.
 Check whether the plug-in quick connectors whether contact well, if there is any loose condition
it should be replace the terminal.
7.2 Control maintenance
According to the following items to do the appearance check, simple function test of the electrical
connections and do the relative handlings. Before fastening any assembly connections and circuit
connections, it must ensure that the power supply of the control element has been closed.
 Check the appearance of the power transformer and isolated transformer, and detect the output
voltage of indoor unit and outdoor unit.
 Detect the surfaces of control connector panel, display panel, sensor panel and safety panel
whether there has obvious ageing.
 Clean the dust, dirt on the electric control elements and control panel by hairbrush with the
electronic cleaning agent.
 Check and tighten control each input and output plug-in connector of the control connector panel,
including the connection of display panel and control connector panel as well as the connection
of the control connector panel and temperature/humidity sensor panel.
 Check the connection of the wiring terminals (J10, 01/45, 01/47, 01/48, etc.) and controller
connector panel.
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 Chheck the outtput connecttion between n the controol connector panel to eaach contacto or, liquid pipe
e
ele
ectromagnettic valve, an nd the inpu t connection n between the control connector panel to fan n
overload prote ection devicce, high/low pressure switch,
s heating thermal protection switch, filte er
screen cloggin ng switch an nd air flow sswitch. It shhould be foc cusing on chhecking the terminals of o
hig
gh/low presssure switch and electrromagnetic valve, if the ere appear loose, poo or contacting g
conditions the en it should be replace ed immediately. Replac ce the contrrol fuse (orr air switch)),
control panel, electric com mponents wh hich have ex xisting problems.
 Chheck the con ntrol wiring between the e indoor unit and condenser or thee specificatiion of powe er
wirre and the ageing
a situattion, when nnecessary, re eplace the wires.
w
 Usse temperatu ure and hum midity measu uring instrumment with higher measuuring precision to checkk,
calibrate the reading of the tempera ature and humidity
h sensor. Duringg the calibrration of the e
humidity senso or, pay atten
ntion to sele
ect the humid dity control way
w to be reelative humid dity control.
 Chheck the exte ernal sensors:
1. Fireworks detector (If installed)
Fireworks detector is located on tthe wind pow wer base pa anel of the u pper air out unit and thee
top of the lower air out
o unit. It ccontinually does
d the ana alysis judgm
ment through h collect thee
return air sample,
s and
d it does not need to adjust.
2. Water leakkage detecting sensor
Water leakkage detecting sensor ccontains a pa air of dry contact switchh, and when a pair probe e
he water (or other conductive liquid), this switchh is closed immediatelyy.
of the swittch detect th
The senso or should be placed far a away from th he wet tray oro floor dewaatering places, and from m
the unit ab
bout 2 to 2.55 meters. It sshall not dire
ectly install under
u the unnit.
7.3 Filter s
screen ma
aintenance
 To ensure the e reliable operation,

o th
he filter scrreen must beb monthly check and d change ass
reqquirement. The
T position of filter sscreen clogging switch and air floow switch. The displayy
positions in the
e following figure
f are forr reference only,
o due to the differentt model, and
d the specificc
loccations may be differentt.
 Sh ower before changing th

hut off the po he filter scree
en. If change
e the same ttype of filter screen, it do
o
not need to reeset the filterr screen clo
ogging switch h, otherwisee, it needs too calibrate the setting of
o
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the filter screen clogging switch. The filter screen clogging switch is located in the electric control
box, and collect the large air pressure and filtered air pressure through the white soft hose, and
the filter screen clogging switch to compare the two pressure difference to judge the output.
 When installs different type of filter screen, in order to accurately find emergency alarm, it must
install all the panel of the device in places and keep closed. Under the fan is operating, as the
anti-clockwise direction to rotate the setting knob of the filter screen clogging switch, to make the
switch contact the filter alarm, and then as clockwise direction to rotate the 100Pa deviation
pressure, and then install the plastic protective cover of the filter screen clogging switch in place.
Notes:
1. Setting point shall be appropriately, and can not deviate too much, or it will due to dirty filter screen
and cannot trigger the alarm, and then cause the small system air volume and lead to abnormal
operation of the system.
2. To change different type of the filter screen and adjust the setting, it should be confirmed by
manufacture.
7.4 Indoor fan components maintenance
Periodically check the fan components, including: belt, motor frame, fan bearing and impeller. The
motor and installation panel are integration design and use bolts to fix on the installation panel. After
a period of using, it should be check whether the bolts are loosened. If they are loosened, they should
be promptly tightened.
 Fan bearing and impeller
It should be regularly check whether the fan and fan spindle are installed firmly or not. Turn the
fan impeller to make sure it cannot clash the scroll shell. Use the bearing of this component is
permanently sealed and self-help lubricated. During regulating the belt, it should be examined
for the attrition phenomenon. Turn the belt pulley to check the rotating condition of the fan
spindle. If it was found to have any big movement, then needs to replace the bearing.
 Belt
Use the belt tension meter to detect the tightness of the belt. Or in the connection center of motor
wheel and fan wheel to tight the belt, it should has 1/2’~1’ displacement. If the belt is in damage
or deformation status, use the same type of belt for replacement.
 Motor
When the motor appears abnormal sound, burned etc, factors to make invalidation, needs to be
changed, for upper air supply unit. It should pay special attention for safety. It must use special
tools to hold the motor and then dismantle fixed the bolt of motor base.
7.5 Humidifier maintenance
During the normal operation of the humidifier, articles such as mineral salt will gradually deposit and
form scales on the internal wall of the humidifier tank. These scales must be regularly cleared, which
can guarantee the efficient operation of humidifier. Because of different water qualities, the cleaning
time should be based on the local specific situations. It is suggested to check monthly.
 Please do not use cleaning agent and solvents to clean the plastic components.
 Use materials which contain 20% acetic acid to remove the scales and residue in the water.
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 Insstruction of the
t steam hu
umidifier com
mponent pa
arts which ne
eed to mainttain.
Item
m Nam
me
1 Support frame
2 Water supply tank + Conductiviity meter
3 Water in
nlet flexible p
pipe of humidification ta
ank
4 Water in
nlet solenoid
d valve (24V
V AC)
5 Gasket
6 Straight--water drain
nage connec
ctor
7 Humidifiication locki ng belt
8 Overflow
w pipe
9 Water in
nlet flexible p
pipe of wate
er supply tan
nk
10 Water supply conne
ector (Conne
ect to humidification tannk.)
11 90o angle water dra
ainage bend
12 Water drainage sole
enoid valve (24V AC)
 Maaintenance methods
m
1. Humidifica ation tank may
m be hot, so firstly cool
c the humidification tank or us se protectionn
gloves beffore operatioon.
2. After brokee off the connnection of tthe cable an nd pipes, dismantling thee electromag gnetic valve
e,
and checkk the status of the inlet filter. Check k whether it is necessarry to use wa ater and sofft
brush for cleaning
c the filter.
3. Check wh hether there e are solid adhesives in the hum midification tank, and remove the e
impurities. Check the seal O-shap pe ring whetther has bee
en damagedd or broken, if it has anyy
damage or broken, replace it.
4. Disconnecct the power supply, and d take down all the sensoors, then unsscrew the boolt and valve
e
body, to re
emove all thee impurities and clean itt.
5. Check the water supply tank whetther has any y obstacles or
o solid parti cles. Check
k whether thee
conductivitty probe is clean
c or not,, and remove all the imp
purities and clean it.
6. Check the ese pipelines whether i t was clearred and no impurities. If it has any impuritiess,
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remove alll the impurities and rinse

e off.
 Dissassembling
g the humidification tankk
1. Press the Manual dra ainage butto on to empty the water in humidificattion tank.
2. Close the unit, and sw witch off the ppower supplle for safety operation. O Open and taake down the e
cap.
3. Take down n the steam pipe from to op of the hum midification tank.
4. Break off the
t electrical wirings fro m the top off the humidiffication tankk.
5. Loosen the e fastening devices
d of h
humidificatioon tank, thenn lift it and taake it down.
6. According to the reve erse order o of above ste eps to install a new hu midification tank on the e
humidification.
 Cle
ean the hummidification taank
1. Take down n the humidiification tankk, and use cross-screwd
c driver to scrrew open the e connectingg
screws of the clamp in n the middle e of humidific
cation tank.
2. Take off th
he fixed clam mp, and verrtically take out the hum midification ttank core bo ody from thee
humidification tank.
3. Place the humidification tank corre body into acetum witth 20% denssity, waiting for scale to o
loose, and
d wash away y all the scalles carefully
y by a soft ha
airbrush.
4. After cleanning, install the
t humidificcation tank core
c back to
o the humidi fication tank k, and fasten
n
the conneccting clamp..
7.6 Electrical heatin

ng compo
onents
Check the rust sittuation of electrical

e hea
ating compo onents, andd use iron bbrush for de-rusting, or
o
accordiing to the situation fo or replacemment. The in nternal circu
uit of the eelectric heating interna
al
combin
nation has ta andem conn nect two tem
mperature sw witches. Wheen there is hheating dem
mand but hass
no heatting effect, then
t it should check wheether the tem
mperature switches havve been rese et.
7.7 Refrig
geration sy
ystem
It mustt monthly check the co omponents of the refrig geration sysstem, to vieew whether the system m
function
n is norma al and has any sign o of wear or not. For it was oftenn accompanied by the e
correspponding erroors before the compon ents fail or devices damage, so reegular inspe ection is the
e
main mmeasure to prevent
p mostt system faillures. Refrig
gerant pipe must
m have thhe suitable bracket, and d
should not rely on the ceiling, floor and fiixed frame vibration
v ace. Check tthe refrigera
pla ants pipeline
e
every ssix months, make
m sure whether
w theyy were worn or the existed fixing struucture has loosen or noot.
Each ssystem is eq quipped with a liquid ssight glass for
f observin ng liquid reffrigerant flow
w and wate er
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situation of the system. When the water content of system is more than the standard, the liquid sight
glass basic color will change from green to yellow. When the refrigeration system has malfunction,
judge the error according to some operating parameters of the system.
 When the suction pressure drops to below the set value of low pressure switch, it could lead to
the compressor stops. On the other aspect, high suction pressure also can be reduced to cool
the compressor motor, which may cause compressor damage.
 Discharge pressure may be increased or decreased for the load conditions or the efficiency of
the condenser. When the discharge pressure reaches the setting value of the low pressure
switch, the high voltage switch action will make the compressor stop.
 Thermal expansion valve can adjust the suction overheat degree. The suction overheat degree
has great influence for the using life of compressor, if the compressor operates on the situations
of too small or no suction overheat degree for long time, it may be directly led to compressor
produced liquid strike, which will crush the scroll compressor. Follow the below operations to
confirm the suction overheat degree of system:
1. Measure the suction wall temperature in the thermal expansion valve temperature sensing
position.
2. Take the compressor suction pressure sample from the needle valve of suction pipe.
3. Estimate the pressure difference between the temperature sensing position and the needle
valve of suction pipe.
4. The sum total of above two pressure plus one local standard atmospheric pressure value,
then find out the corresponding saturated temperature of the saturation pressure.
5. The suction overheat degree is the difference of the suction temperature and this saturated
temperature.
7.8 Compressor monitoring and replacement
This precision air conditioning system uses high efficient scroll compressor, which has high reliability.
If the project construction strictly accord with the correct program operations, then the probability of
failure which appears in operation process is very small.
 If the problems which may result in compressor error can be early detected and corrected, then
most of the compressor errors can be avoided. So it is suggested that customer should regularly
contact the service of manufacture to do compressor operation state test, and do the monitoring
records.
During the compressor monitoring, check whether all electrical components of compressor are
running normally.
1. Check whether the corresponding air switches and contactor of the compressor are sensitive
and normal.
2. Check whether the high and low pressure switches are sensitive and normal.
3. Check whether the upper discharge temperature switch of the compressor has been fixed
reliably and done the thermal insulation.
4. Check whether the compressor wiring terminals resistance value is normal and the
grounding insulation is normal.
 If for neglecting the inspection or other reasons to cause the compressor error, then before
changing the compressor it must be carefully do the fault analysis, the common errors mainly to
be the following two aspect:
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1. Mechanical error
The mechanical error of compressor is mostly because that during the installation process it
is not strictly accorded to the operation guidelines, and the system refrigerant leakage and
improper trial run in the process of the construction and operation, and then cause the
compressor return liquid operation in long term.
Under such cases can lead to the compressor internal temperature over high, and
mechanical error including in the scroll badly worn, scroll jammed, and so on. For external
performance, the motor inside compressor resistance may be normal, but large noise will be
produced after the compressor start. When the error compressor starts, the pressure
difference between compressor suction and discharge ports is zero. If it is confirmed that
there are mechanical errors, then it must to replace the compressor.
2. Electrical error
The compressor electrical error mainly is that the compressor was burned and the wiring
terminals are blew out. Under this case, after power on the compressor, compressor still is
without any response. At this time, it should cut off the electricity, and then open the
compressor wiring box for visual inspection or using a multimeter to check the compressor
resistance. If there is any electrical error, it is necessary to change the compressor.
 When compressor happens to completed burned, replace compressor and it also should be
replace drier-filter, and check the expansion valve. If there is any error, it also should be replaced.
Before the replacement, clean the system is necessary by right method. When changing the
compressor the skin must be avoided to directly contact with the refrigerant or lubricating oil,
otherwise it will cause severe frostbiting the skin, and it must wear protective gloves for handling
the contaminated components. After replace the compressor it must do serious analysis and
exclusion of the compressor error reasons, otherwise it may lead the new compressor to be
burned again.
1. Cut off the power supply.
2. Separate insert the suction pipe needle valve and discharge needle valve on the low
pressure and high pressure connectors of the pressure gauge, and to release the refrigerant.
3. Disconnect the electrical connection of the compressor.
4. Loosen the threading connectors in the suction pipe and discharge pipe of the compressor.
5. Remove the error compressor.
6. If the compressor was completely burned, it should clean the refrigeration system pipelines,
and replace the drier-filter and liquid sight glass.
7. Install the new compressor in place, and connect the pipeline connectors and electrical
circuit well.
8. According to the requirements of the debugging to vacuum the system and add refrigerant.
9. As the normal trial run to power on the system, check whether the system operation
parameters are normal. Through the liquid sight glass to observe the refrigerant status, and
combining with the system pressure and temperature parameters to confirm the adding
amount of refrigerant, until the system runs normally.
7.9 Outdoor fan maintenance
Check whether the fan operates normally, noisily, vibrates or blocks the bearing, etc.
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8. Trouble shooting
When the system is suddenly having a demand, but there is a failure or invalidation which led to
non-workable, and then it cannot meet environmental needs. So it is necessary to periodically do the
functional test for the system components. Controller provides field manual opening and closing
function for all parts, and use for self-detecting the functional components’ states of the system.
Detailed operations can be checked by system self-diagnostic function.
During the device operation, the internal unit may have a deadly high voltage. It only allow
specialized technical person to do the unit maintenance operation, and must be especially careful
during the troubleshooting with electricity.
 Common faults and handling methods of indoor fan
Symptom Probable reason Check items or handling methods
No main power supply Check the voltage between A, B, C.
Overload, air switch is broken off Manual reset, check the average current value.
Check whether has 24V AC voltage between 28
Contactor cannot contact together and 03. (Wire numbers) If it has, then the
contactor has error, change it.
Fan no
Check whether has 24V AC voltage between 28
working Control panel error
and 03. If not, the control panel has error.
Check whether the belt has loosened or fan motor
Air flow lost switch alarm (activate) has error, if not, then check whether the air flow
collecting plastic pip has abnormal position.
Fan error. Replace it.
 Common faults and handling methods of dehumidification system

System does not require carrying out dehumidification. Check the control system status.
Contactor of compressor cannot contact together. Refers to refrigerant system
handling methods.
Check the air switch, contacting
Compressor does not operate, the air switch broke off.
No points, check the air switch
dehumidification voltage.
effect 1, Check whether has 24V
voltage between wire 33 and wire
Dehumidification solenoid valve error 03.
2, Check whether reliable installs
the wires and valves.
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 Common faults and handling methods of humidification system

Check the water source.
No water filling in the humidification tank
Check the water inlet solenoid valve is open.
or low filling water pressure.
No Check whether the water inlet pipe has blocked.
humidification No humidification requirement. Check manual operator.
effect Controller error.
No 24V AC input at controlling sire side of
Wiring from controller to the humidification
humidification contactor.
contactor controlling wire port is loose.
 Common faults and handling methods of heating system

No heating requirement. Check the controller status.
Heating system does not operates,
Heating temperature controller is 1. Wait for the controller reset.
contactor do not contact together.
broken off and not reset. 2. Change a new controller.
The contactor contacted together, Turn off the power, check the
Heater error.
but no heating effect. heating pipe and wire.
 Common faults and handling methods of refrigeration system

Check the main power switch, fuse and
Power off. (Off the unit.)
connecting wires.
Power overload and the air switch broke off. Manual reset, check the current and air switch.
Compressor Electrical circuit connection is loose. Fasten the connection.
cannot run. Compressor wire circuit has burnt. Check the compressor terminal.
Check whether the compressor wire circuit is
The built-in protector of compressor has
open. If open, cool down the protector, then
broken off.
automatically reset.

Check the main power switch, fuse and
Power off. (Off the unit.)
connecting wires.
Power overload and the air switch broke off. Manual reset, check the current and air switch.
Electrical circuit connection is loose. Fasten the connection.
Compressor wire circuit has burnt. Check the compressor terminal.
Compressor Check whether the compressor wire circuit is
The built-in protector of compressor has
cannot run. open. If open, cool down the protector, then
broken off.
automatically reset.
The contactor cannot contact together. No Check the manual operator parameters setting
24V voltage input for the compressor control correct or not. Check whether the controller is
wires. Or not reach the operating conditions error, or wiring from controller to compressor
of compressor. port is loose.
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Air suction and Reverse the compressor or inner air When the compressor was reversed, change
exhausting pressure mixed up. any two L wires. Inner air mixed up, change
have no difference the compressor, Check the leakage and
after operation. maintain, and add refrigerant, change the
drier-filter.

High air exhausting Refrigerant leakage. Check whether the leakage and maintain, and
temperature add refrigerant.

Condenser has been blocked. Clean the condenser.
1, Check the wiring was correct or not.
2, Check whether it has 3~10V DC between
High air exhausting
Condenser fan cannot run. wire 22 and wire 05. If has, the outdoor
pressure
inverter is error. And if no, check the indoor
unit controller.
Too much refrigerant adding amount. Fasten the connection.

Check the leakage and maintain, add
Lack of refrigerant in system.
refrigerant.
Air filter too dirty Change the air filter.
Drier-filter is blocked. Change the drier-filter.
Low air Non-correct overheat adjustment Strictly accord to the adjustment steps to
suction adjust the thermal expansion valve.
pressure or 1, Check the temperature sensor and the
return liquid. balance pipe whether have leakage.
Expansion valve error.
2, Check the expansion valve whether has
serious frosting.
Condensed pressure too low Check the fan operates normally or not.
Belt creep Check the belt and adjust it.

Refers to Low air suction pressure or return
Return liquid.
Large liquid.
compressor Lubricating oil lost and cause bearing Add the lubricating oil.
noise. damaged.
Compressor or pipe line is loose. Fasten the connection.
 Common faults and handling methods of outdoor fan system

Both error and alarm are the abnormal working states of inverter. But there are different. Inverter
will self-check during operation. If there is error, the inverter will display error code, and cut off
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the inverter output to stop the motor and make it stay free running condition. If there is alarm, the
inverter will display alarm code, and will not cut off the inverter output during alarm state, the
motor still be controlled by the inverter.
Many methods of inverter error reset: Press the Reset button in keypad of inverter, reset function
of terminals, or if necessary, power off the main power for a while then can reset the error. If error
has been solved, the inverter will recover to normal operation. If error still not has been solved,
the inverter will trip out again.
The alarm reset of inverter only effect by operate the Esc button in keypad of inverter.
When no display after power on:
1. Use the multimeter to check whether input power of inverter is same as the rated voltage.
2. Check whether the Charge lamp whether lights up.
3. If the above are normal, then maybe the power switch has error.
When the inverter does not run after the motor operation:
Cut off the connecting wire between inverter and motor, operate the inverter in 50Hz, and use
multimeter to check whether there is equivalent AC between U, V and W. Use simulate voltage
meter for measurement (the range is AC500V). If there is not equivalent voltage or no voltage,
then the inverter had been damaged.
Notes:
Between U, V and W are high –frequency impulse.
Code Type Error reason Solutions

Speed up and down times too
Extend the speed up and down time.
Over current error, current is short.
E001 higher than 150% of
The inverter power is too small Select a large power inverter.
Maximum current.
Voltage is too low. Check the input voltage.
Speed up and down time is too

Extend the speed up and down time.
short.
The inverter output side is short
E002 Power module error Check the insulation of motor.
circuit.
Power module is damaged Replace the module.
Outer disturb. Find out disturb and eliminate it.
Speed down time is too short,

Extend the speed down time.
regenerated energy too large.
Bus overvoltage error, the
E003 Voltage is too high. Check the input voltage.
value is more than 570V.
Load inertia is too large,
Select a large power inverter.
regenerated energy too large.
Bus voltage error, the value
E004 Voltage of power supply is too low. Check the input voltage.
is less than 171V.
Voltage is too low. Check the input voltage.

Motor load error, the motor Check the load inertia, adjust torque
E005 current is higher than Load inertia is too large.
lifting capacity.
standard inverter current.
Not correct standard current setting
Reset the standard current of motor.
of motor.
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The inverter power is too small. Select a large power inverter.

Ambient temperature is too high. Check the ambient temperature.
Inverter overheat error, the
Ventilation of inverter is not well. Improve the ventilation environment.
E006 temperature is higher than
Cooling fan error. Check the cooling fan work or not.
90°C.
Temperature detection circuit error. Replace the detection.
Soft start circuit or contactor is
E007 Soft start error Replace soft start.
damage.
Output with lack of phase Current of 3-phase output side is Check the output connecting wire and
E009
error asymmetric motor insulation.
Out error signal input terminal
Check the outer error reason.
activates.
E010 Out device error
The stop key is set to be
Check the stop key.
emergency stop.
Current detection circuit Current detecting components are
E012 Replace the detection.
error damaged.
Control panel components of
Change the inverter
E013 EEprom read and write error inverter are damaged.
Outer disturb. Find out disturb and eliminate it.
E015 CPU disturb error Outer disturb Find out disturb and eliminate it.
This is an alarm; the inverter output
E030 Error alarm Press Esc key to exit the alarm status.
will not stop.
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MCAC-PDSM
M-2013-04 Midea
9. Acces
ssories
Indoor unitt
Name Quantity Shape
e
User’s m
manual of indoor unit 1
Installatio
on frame for water 1
leakage sensor
1
Switch p
panel compon
nent
Door keyy 1 (Place

ed on the dooor plate.)
nit
Outdoor un
Name Quantity Shape
e
User’s m
manual of outtdoor unit 1
Bottom ccomponents 4 orizontal insttall

For ho
Screws ccomponents 24 For ho

orizontal insttall
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3
Annex I: Alarm table
Alarm display Result Probable reason

10s after the low pressure switch is
Low pressure compressor 1 Switch off the compressor 1.
trigged.
10s after the airflow switch from close to
Lose of airflow (Serious Alarm) UNIT OFF Switch off the unit
open.
Main fan overload(Serious Alarm) UNIT OFF Switch off the unit Indoor fan motor protector acts.
EL heater1 overload Switch off the E-heater 1 The overload protector of E-heat 1 acts.
EL heater2 overload Switch off the E-heater 2 The overload protector of E-heat 1 acts.
Fire / Smoke detected(Serious Alarm) UNIT
Switch off the unit Fire/smoke protector acts.
OFF
Power alarm Switch off the unit Phase sequence protector is trigged.
It keeps 10s after difference between Ta
High room temperature and Ts is higher than design value. The
unit will alarm.
It keeps 10s after difference between Ta
Low room temperature and Ts is lower than design value. The unit
will alarm.
It keeps 10s after difference between Ha
High room humidity and Hs is higher than design value. The
unit will alarm.
It keeps 10s after difference between Ha
Low room humidity and Hs is lower than design value. The unit
will alarm.
Operating hour threshold reached for
Only remind, need to cancel alarm.
compressor 1
Operating hour threshold reached for mail
fan
a、 When Ta is lower than -30°C and
keeping 60s, alarms and switches off
all the E-heater. When Ta is lower
Room temperature probe faulty or Switch off E-heater and than 50°C, 999.9°C will be displayed.
disconnected compressor b、 When Ta is higher than 80°C and
keeping 60s, alarm and switch off
compressor. When Ta is higher than
95°C, 999.9°C will be displayed.
a、 When Ts is lower than -30°C and
keeps 60s, unit will alarm. When Ts is
lower than -50°C, -999.9°C will be
Supply temperature probe faulty or displayed.
disconnected b、 When the supply air temperature is
higher than 80°C and keeps 60s, unit
will alarm. When it is higher than
95°C, 999.9°C will be displayed.
a、 When Ha is lower than 5% and it
keeps 60s, unit will alarm and
Switch off humidifier and switch off humidifier.
Room humidity probe faulty or disconnected
compressor b、 When Ha is higher than 90% and
it keeps 60s, unit will alarm and
switch off compressor.
a. When discharge pressure
displayed is lower than -3.4bar
and it keeps 60s, the unit will
Condenser 1 pressure probe faulty or
disconnected
Switch off compressor alarm.
b. When discharge pressure
displayed is higher than 37.4bar
and it keeps 60s, unit will alarm.
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Actual current of humidifier is 130%

Built-in humidifier: high current Switch off humidifier higher than standard current for long
time.
After water inlet valve is opened,
Built-in humidifier: no water in the
cylinder(cylinder off)
Switch off humidifier actual current in humidification state
cannot reach current of evaporating.
Conductivity of water inside humidifier
Built-in humidifier: low current Switch off humidifier
is lower than 75μS/cm.
High pressure compressor 1 thermal Discharge pressure 1 is higher than
Switch off compressor 1
overload top limit of pressure sensor.
High pressure + compressor 1 thermal Pressure protection of compressor 1 is
Switch off compressor 1
overload trigged.
Operating hour threshold reached for
humidifier
When sensor of filter is trigged and it
Clogged filter
keeps 10s, unit alarms.
Water under floor(Serious Alarm) Switch off unit Water leakage sensor is trigged.
a. When unit from address U2 to U8
is disconnected from group and it
keeps 60s, unit will alarms.
b. Controller of pLAN address
pLAN disconnected
(except address 1/0) is
disconnected with controller of
address 1 and it keeps 60s, unit
alarms.
Conductivity of water inside humidifier
Built-in humidifier: high conductivity alarm Switch off humidifier
is higher than 2000μS/cm.
Built-in humidifier: high conductivity Conductivity of water inside humidifier
pre-alarm is higher than 1500μS/cm.
Built-in humidifier: low steam production Switch off humidifier
After water outlet valve opened,
Built-in humidifier: water drain alarm(cylinder
off）
Switch off humidifier operates with high current in
humidification state.
Built-in humidifier: cylinder full alarm(cylinder Non-humidification, the sensor of
Switch off humidifier
off) water level is trigged.
Built-in humidifier: cylinder being depleted
signal
Humidifier should be maintained.
Foam produce because of
Built-in humidifier: presence of foam
alkalescency water inside humidifier.
Built-in humidifier: cylinder depleted Humidifier should be maintained.
Built-in humidifier: compulsory maintenance
alarm Cylinder 1
Humidifier already works for 10000h.
Built-in humidifier: recommended Humidifier already works for 2000h. It
maintenance signal Cylinder 1 should be maintained.
Note:
Ambient temperature: Ta
Setting temperature: Ts
Ambient relative humidity: Ha
Setting relative humidity: Hs
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Midea Precision Air Conditioner

1.1 MEASUREMENTS ............................................................................................................ 3

2. SPECIFICATION & PERFORMANCE .................................................. 6

3. INSTALLATION .................................................................................. 40

3.1 STORAGE ENVIRONMENT ............................................................................................... 42

4. CONTROL SYSTEM ........................................................................... 61

5. OPERATION ....................................................................................... 65

5.1 TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY SET POINT SETTING FUNCTION .................................................. 65

6. NETWORK FUNCTION INTRODUCTION ......................................... 71

6.1 GROUP CONTROL NETWORK SETTING ............................................................................. 72

7. MAINTENANCE .................................................................................. 81

7.1 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................... 81

8. TROUBLE SHOOTING ....................................................................... 88

9. ACCESSORIES .................................................................................. 93

ANNEX I: ALARM TABLE ...................................................................... 94

Dimension Outdoor unit

Indoor MAD025T1N1S1 895×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoor MAD030T1N1S1 895×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoor MAD035T1N1S1 1,400×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoor MAD040T2N1S1 1,790×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoor MAD045T1N1S1 1,790×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoor MAD050T2N1S1 1,790×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoor MAD060T2N1S1 1,790×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoor MAD070T2N1S1 2,685×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoor MAD080T2N1S1 2,685×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoor MAD090T2N1S1 2,685×1,971×870 380V~,3Ph,50Hz

Indoorr unit-20kW,, 25kW, 30k

Indoorr unit-35kW,, 40kW, 45k

Indoorr unit-70kW,, 80kW, 90k

Outdoo uble fan motors:

Single refrigerantt circuit type:

Comprressor: R410A, scroll co

Evaporrator (Heat exchanger): Copper tu

Indoorr Fan: Centriifugal fan

Indoor model MAD020T1N1S1

Speed r/min 900

Indoor model MAD025T1N1S1

Tube pitch(a)×row pitch(b) mm 25.4×22

Indoor model MAD030T1N1S1

Tube pitch(a)×row pitch(b) mm 25.4×22

Indoor model MAD035T1N1S1

Indoor model MAD040T2N1S1

Indoor model MAD045T1N1S1

Indoor model MAD050T2N1S1

Indoor model MAD060T2N1S1

Indoor model MAD070T2N1S1

Indoor model MAD080T2N1S1

Indoor model MAD090T2N1S1

Indoorr unit: MAD0

Indoorr unit: MAD0

Indoorr unit: MAD0

Indoorr unit: MAD0

Indoorr unit (Unit: mm)

 Wh hen the cond

3.2 Indoorr installatiion

order to ensure that the environmen

 Thrree-door uniit installation

Item Specification (mm

 To prevent defformation an nd damage d during trans

3.3 Installling outdo

 Aftter the unit arrives,

For horizontal ins