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1. ESSES NI zl N m ICH HH gt E c sl A a ep T y 1 Ji i JE L ANI f A X Pd Aot ZZ L 60 E 254 A P astallation dimensior IL mension UA AMA Ju y z z 4 4 Installation l First select an installation position According to the size of the communication line of the wire controller leave a recess or a embedded wire hole to bury the communication line 2 If the communication line between the wire controller 85x85x20 and the indoor unit is surface mounted use 1 PVC pipe and make matching recess in the wall refer to Figure 6 If concealed installation is adopted 1 PVC pipe can be used Refer to Figure 7 3 No matter if surface mounting or concealed mounting is selected it is required to drill 2 holes in the same level which distance shall be the same as the distance 60mm of installation holes in the bottom plate of the wire controller Then insert a wood plug into each hole Fix the bottom plate of the wire controller to the wall by using the two holes Plug the communication line onto the control panel Lastly install the panel of the wire controller Caution During the installation of the bottom plate of the wire controller pay attention to the direction of the bottom plate The plate s side with two notches must be at the lower position and otherwise the panel of the wire controller cannot be correctly installed
2. 134 5 Assembly of retaining clips for liquid reservoir MAINTENANCE eRe assemble the retaining clips for liquid reservoir and screw down the fixing SCICW 135 MAINTENANCE Disassembly and Assembly of Axial Flow Fan and motor Remark Make sure power supply of the unit is cut down before removal of axial flow fan and motor eDisassemble outer parts of unit coping panel external casing 1 Disassembly of outer screen etc according to the EE ERLE EE E PU LAA parts discription above in order 7 to disassemble axial flow HI GEESE ES LEEN HHHTH LULL fan and motor conveniently eHold the fans without movement eDisassemle fixing nuts UO US ELEN NEN CS DD NEN ENEN TO CO FES ED for the fans with wrench 2 Disassembly of axial eTake down and remove flow fan fans from motor eloose the connecting N N plug for motor wires and TICS pull out the wires through the hole eDisassemble fixing CS ESD CICS TS MENTES MER 3 Disassembly of fan li d screws for motor support motor KE Pla and remove the motor support eDisassemble the fixing screws for motor on the motor support and remove
3. Z AN A W H vA E P Sponge gray Drain hose Belde Figure 1 1 9 Testing of Drainage System After the electrical installation is completed carry out the testing of the drainage system During the test check if the water correctly flows through the pipelines Carefully observe the joints to ensure that there is no leakage If the unit is to be installed in a new house carry out testing before decorating the ceiling Matters of Attention The joint of Drainage Pipeline must not have leakage The Drainage Pipeline shall be installed with an inclining angel of 5 10 so as to facilitate the drainage of condensate The joints of the Drainage Pipeline must be covered by thermal insulation materials to avoid generation of exterior condensate As shown in Figure 1 1 10 53 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Insulating layer of condensate pipe Pipe cover Figure 1 1 10 1 1 7 Installation of air pipes and openings Caution The air supply pipe the air intake pipe and the fresh air pipe must be covered with a layer of thermal insulation so as to avoid thermal leakage and condensation Firstly apply liquid nail on the pipes then attach the thermal insulation cotton with a layer of tinfoil Use the liquid nail cover to fix it Lastly use tinfoil adhesive tape to carefully seal the joints other good thermal insulation materials can also be used The air supply pipes and the air inta
4. 10274 AE Jif 9 Evaporator Assy 1 1 10908 BQ Lil 10 Motor Support S 170202 AF Jif 11 Motor Gasket 767205 AC 3 12 WatrTraysupot 133206 AE pap 13 Front Side Plate O YO 130741 LAN 2 14 Body Fixer 133205 AG pap 15 Right Side Plate 13073 AM 2 16 Tube exitplae S Beng AC fif 17 Cable cross Loop 76515202 AB fof 18 WireClmp o 71010003 Y AB OT tT 19 Electric Box Assy o Ooo 1407000 AH 20 TerminalBoard Y 420108 AF Jif 21 Transformer 48X26G_ 1 1 1 4311003 AH Jif 22 Capacitor CBB61 2 SuF ASOVAC 3301006 AE Jif 23 MainPCBZ71351ID 302710 AX Jif 24 Electric Box Cover 142723 AD fif 25 Base Plate GO AQ Jif 26 Cord Baffle Plate o Bemi AC 27 Connecting Wre do 4003032 AE Jif 30 Tube Sensor 39000052 AD Jif 31 Sensor InsetB L 420000 AD ji 32 LetBafflePlae 136203 AD Ji 33 EvapConecion 107273 AE Jif _34 Water Level Switch Support 24212705 AC Jif 35 Right Baffle Plate IL 136202 AE ip 36 Water Level Switth 4501700 LAN Jif 37 Pump Gasket 276127000 AC Jif 38 Pump Gasket2 Y 7672708 AC Ji
5. Power 380 415V 3N 50HZ Power 220 240V 50HZ 88 Model ASFU 60A Indoor Unit Receiving Board c E y CI CI AJ E z El MANUAL PANEL SE Sensor Secor E 4 3 Specification of Power Supply Wire and Air Switch 4 3 Outdoor ASGE 09A WK ASGE 12A WK 220 240 1 50 Minimum Sectional Area of Minimum Sectional Area CAPE Earth Wire of Power Supply Wire Power Supply V Ph Hz 220 240 1 50 ASGE 18A WK 220 240 1 50 ASGE 36A WK 380 415 3 50 ASGE 42A WK 380 415 3 50 ASGE 48A WK 380 415 3 50 ASGE 60A WK 380 415 3 50 4 3 2 Indoor Unit Duct Type e Ceiling Type Minimum Sectional Area of Minimum Sectional Area Copa OENE Earth Wire of Power Supply Wire Power Supply V Ph Hz 240 1 50 220 240 1 50 220 240 1 50 220 240 1 50 220 240 1 5 220 240 1 50 220 240 1 50 1 50 ASFU 09A 220 240 1 50 ASFU 12A 220 240 1 50 e Cassette Type ASCU 12A ASCU 18A ASFU 18A ASCU 36A ASCU 42A ASCU 48A 220 240 1 50 ASCU 24A 220 240 220 240 220 240 1 50 1 9 1 50 220 240 220 240 1 220 240 1 220 240 1 GREE COMMERCIAL AIR CONDITION U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE 9 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE 1 TROUBLE TABLE Trouble Origin of Trouble Name Code Trouble Signal EO Pump Failure Compressor High High voltage switch Pressure Protection
6. as 36 Butions Panel 2010941 il A PART I MODEL ASFU 09A ASFU 12A ASFU 18A 01532001 EC 37 Front Panel l 01532001P 12 18 Liquid intake Pipe Components l AX 03533200 09 Air Collecting Pipe Components l AW A gt lt OO 01272205 09 AZ 39 Motor Support 0170952 40 Left Decoration Pane 26112008 41 Lef Fixing Plate 0133405 42 LeftSideFoam 1232403 f 43 Lef Fixing Plate of Evaporator 01072410 44 Motor Clamp Y 261206 45 Step MotorMP3SCA JL 152040 46 Loft Swing Motor Fixer 26152005 __ 01032466 09 Evaporator Assy 0322465 09 AX AX AW ADO ADO ADO gt gt a9 Temp Sensor 30K 39194 ao so rempSemorimen 42020063 1 a sr Water Lead Panel 0132000 if a s Cover of Evaporator 1072409 s Fixed Mout E sa Centrugal Fara ss Rear Snail Shell zr 56 Front Snail el zw se Bar Cap E s Hoop os aem me E or Remote Controller Ys12 osos oa Signal Cable woe PART 2 The data are subject to change without notice MAINTENANCE 2 Mode
7. il A Fr LenrimgPue 13 205 3 a 63 LenSide Foam 0 Biz La 9 64 Bearing Fixing lae 132206 ae 65 Rear Side Plate of Outlet 0 om Ja 66 Connecting Lever jee 2 neo 67 Connecting Lever oss a neo 68 Swing Lower sio 126 neo PART 2 The data are subject to change without notice
8. Capacitor XT3 mE W33 BK we das Ch di ee 2 2 Indoor IN N Unit DN erminal Board Transformer AP PCB A Ee A nf lt y FA Over Current Protector p KM AC Contactor ze lt X15 N o W24 RD Go lt lt X11 4V XAHPP gt gt ru dE Li XT4 X3 LPP gt gt W270G 021 W21 WI Lino T OAl gn Loss ce PRIN W29 YE by o re lt lt X2 N X1 OVC COMP gt gt mt lt lt gt gt W311 ATAN WOT W Gan QA P W22 BK AAA X14 412V gt gt lt lt pm et lt lt gt gt X10 0FAN H SS WIES Ze D D os lt lt 2t gt gt XT2 d di pe OLDE WOR ll lt lt X9 OFA Y L W28 W RDI BK BL 5 D Wi4 2 E 2 0 y sf oS SE EAT 52 3 2 FAN RD 4 332 6d 3 Kl uF CARA X A 6 T v LA WH BK RD BN B H 5K T D E Ge e I YEGN M Lor X2 a x J nvironment 4 emp Sensor 107 MAINTENANCE 7 ASGE 42A WK FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP WITH COOLING ranstormer Wa Wo RD BK BU Terminal Board PCB
9. 24253002 ac 1 31 Terminal Boara RSOaI3G 42011159 AD o 33 Main pos 2782518 302201 BA 34 Ring of Bering restado Ac 2 35 FanBeaig 76512210 ac 27 36 Transformer 57X250 41237 AM 1 0 37 CoverofEleeriehox 1412408 AF ij zefCenritgalran Lat As 4 39 RearyAxs 73012401 AR 2 40 Capacitor CBBGI suFvas0v 33010027 Ae 1 gt 42 Motor FNP La 8c IJ 43 MowrFixer Lan mo aa Motor Champ f rus ao 3 PART 1 EH Price M mm mo Eee H5 wecCome 024 I A 2 A6 Motor Fixing Plate 1332426 A 1 47 Front Snail Shell 22202031 Ac ajo as Rear Snail Shel 22202032 ar ajo 749 RearSidePlae La az 1 750 MotorSuppon r4 A i _ 51 Filter 1122012 AD III 52 water Lead Pie 13040 AD 1 fon ano A 54 Front Grill ip 2025203 As 2 gt 55 Remote Controller YSI 305500 AT o 756 Evaporator Assy 10024052 ep ij 57 Front Grill Clip 2025202 SS 58 Temp Sensor 39001215 AD 1 59 Temp Sensorinset 4202069 AD 1 60 Cover of Evaporator 10247 AC 1 61 Left Decoration Pans 260203093 A fif G2 LehFbimgPlae 1532405 AH io 63 Left Side Foam i240 AD jij 64 Beari
10. 30242031 1 AZ Drainage Connecter 06123400 CO AA Underpan Assy 1 01205403 OI AU Rear Side Plate Sub Assy 01305402 1 AR Terminal Board LU 4201147 OI AD SmalHande 26235400 OI AC Pressure ProtectSwitch 4602001544 1 AL PART 1 en No Part Description cart Coce update ASGE KT WK Choke Plug 06813401 3 AE Over Current Protector 46020115 1 AS Compressor Gasket M 0101 DSB 76710209 3 AC JAnti phase Protector 46020052 1 AX TermnalBoard 4201103 1 AD Termna 42010157 2 AD Low Pressure Switch 4602007 1 AH jRadatr 49010252 1f AS Temperature Sensor___________ 390000176 AD PART 2 The data are subject to change without notice MAINTENANCE ASGE 42A ASGE 42A WK 4 Model Exploded Views FAT LO SP CO OU Co ON Ic CO si 168 eem ommo 9 Jel Code EC O ATA from 7 Ja aa base rs AA Ta rap cover EE Oe Ja ar KSE Ja a 7 vale support ros Ja A Ts mease O Ja a Co rrontside Pate moss imo o at How Fan
11. d Lu tooon J7 Unit EN Communication OAN Gora S7 J x APO YEGN a Jun EVAPORATOR T ER E Es N j j RN EN da X Ean made Re de TRANSFORMER pr FAN OTOR PUMP MOTO C n e xm ttention The Manual Panel is the optional accessory 112 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 3 2 2 Ceiling Type MAINTENANCE Model ASFU 12A ASFU 18A ASFU 24A ASFU 36A ASFU 42A ASFU 48A O 3 LED alee 5 N l X1 lt N N V l2 2 N COMMUNIC N CORD ETS TZ Nr b XO IT P E M 5 E N e Q EN TM Y D A A ZN E iie D A ES Ee E N y s 7 ZN C Xu N gt N A ZE CEN XM N SES CN S J XO X X Y Y Y FTA P TU AS 2 Y N Y NM 1 A gt gt E VAN E FN 4 ZN en T Manual Qrme 2 N i BN N 1 Lo EPPING STE V Q N MOT rt D LEFT RIG ES ter INDOOR UN mK XO a ISS s un KXK 113 3 3 Fan Motor Speed Setup For fan motor speed there are 3 wire terminals for 3 speed all power supply is 230V BK black wire is HIGH speed YE yellow wire is MIDDLE speed BU blue wire is LOW speed OG orange wire is speed only for duct type ASDU units U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE 2 FLOW CHART OF TROUBLESHOOTING Service personnel shall collect
12. IS LTC ak 8 MealBae 012040 au i 9 FrontSidePlate Y 0130403 1 AR 10 Axial FlowFan 1033340 1 aw 11 Condenser Assy 012524 1 e 12 Motor Support 017054020 1 AE 13 MotorLW92D sosen 1 e 14 Isolation Plate 0135403 1 AK 15 4 way Valve SHF 20H 4300038 J 1 a 16 aan Valve Coil 430004002 1 am l 460200061 20 fpressure switch 46020007 mn mmm p Z AL Temp Sensor onm Terminal Board mn NE MENS NEN i NEN NEN AD The data are subject to change without notice Transformer 57X25D 43110240 iE n gt M Q G AL AL H D AL D BA G AT AC AB l ASGE 36A WK Spare parts list EE No Part Description cari Code update ASGE Zenn WK 1 Front Gill 22265401 OI AL 2 Housing 01435103P OI AU 3 Rearcril_________________ 01475401 AG 4 TopCoerr 01255012P qi AQ oJ 6 Hande 262352253 2 AC 7 Valve Support Sub Assy_____ 01715402 J1 AK 8 Underpan Sub Assy_____________ 01205402 1 AU 9 FrontSidePlate______
13. Outdoor Unit ASGE 42A WITHOUT FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING C Mm Y ransformer Terminal Board Over Current Protector e A Ar La IN PM L No N g X10 OFAN H X9 OFAN L d Environment 45RD a Outdoor Unit nr SS ga Je TROUT X4 HPP X3 LPP qa SATIN X1 OVC COMP ON FALTAN X14 12V 44BK 2 2 C enm Transformer gt gt 4 L5 108 8 ASGE 48A WK ASGE 60A WK WITH FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING MAINTENANCE O vu Fal ndoor Unit tdoor LUV U Unit 1 7 R gt 12 1 o L3 3 o JN oN o pe C Capaci W16 BN E Relay Ge ransformer RD lt lt AC I X l Terminal Board Transformer A PCB FA Over Current Protector x CB PM Ge NG X15 N ne V AP 1 KM AC C IV VETERA E X11 4V X1 OVC COMP lt lt gt gt D I lt gt gt X14 12V gt gt gt 2 gt e e lt o Ps KM AP o
14. Refrigerant SE E kg Dimensions WxDx Hi 820x320x540 820x320x540 820x320x540 Outline Package E 870x360x590 870x360x590 870x360x590 kg Capillary Tube Weight Net Gross Connections Max ee Max Height Difference U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Continued Model kW MSM He ating 27300 u EER COP WIW 2 63 3 19 AE c me OMM mer nO 8 Sound Pressure Level H M L e o a eg J Dimensions WxDxH 1270x530x268 Outline Package 1345x594x283 Weight Net Gross 37 43 Outdoor Unit ASGE 24A WK Power Supply MEA 220 240V 1Ph SOHZ Heat Exchange Heat Exchange Cross Fin Coil BER Compressor R410A Capillary Tube 22 Dimensions WxDxH 1018x412x695 1100 x450x755 Outline Package Weight Net Gross Piping Connections Max Length Max Height Difference 59 64 9 52 15 9 30 5 O di N 3 00 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Continued 1 Model Btu h 37500 EER COP 2 45 3 14 Indoor Unit ASDU 36A Power Supply a 220 240V 1 Ph SOHZ Heat Exchange a Cross Fin Coil Fan Outdoor unit ASGE 36A WK Cooling ES Nominal 33400 Capacity 11 Heating Gah Dp Direct Driver w o 0 5 2000 1900 1800 27 gt 5 E gt Dimensions WxDxH 1226x775x290 Outline Package 1335x834x305 Outdoor Unit ASGE 36A WK 380 415V 3Ph 50HZ Heat Exchange Cross Fin Coil Fan Motor Speed H M L 920 780
15. W Sy x SS X N BN Meade 0 only for 24 and above models IA Indoor Unit Figure 1 1 8 PA 32 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 1 1 6 Drain Piping Work 1 2 3 Installation of Drainage Pipeline A drainage outlet is located at both the left and right sides of the indoor unit After selecting one drainage outlet the other outlet shall be blocked by rubber plug Bundle the blocked outlet with string to avoid lleakage and also use thermal insulation materials to wrap the blocked outlet When shipped out from factory both the Drainage outlets are blocked by rubber plugs When connecting the drainage pipe with the unit do not apply excessive force to the pipeline at the side of the unit The fixing position of the pipeline shall be near the unit Purchase general purpose hard PVC pipe locally to be used as the drainage pipeline When carrying out connection place the end of the PVC pipeline into the drainage hole Use flexible drainage tube and tighten it with thread loop Never use adhesive to connect the drainage hole and the flexible drainage tube As shown in Figure 1 1 9 When the laid drainage pipe is used for multiple units the common pipe shall be about 100mm lower than the drainage outlet of each set of unit A pipe with thicker wall shall be used for such purpose Sponge attachment Clamp Clamp attachment
16. a 710 Protection Gri Gasket es 1 ac i Axial Flow Fan 0953 1 aa 12 Condenser Assy ousa eu 715 Motor Suppor oos a uem rr iq a a 715 olan Plate EST ie away Valve osso ln 17 Compressor ATH2OOCV CoLU 00105709 1 eum ie Gas Vane ono lr Ho Liquid vane ooo Je 20 Temperature Semorzk 39worzi 1 ao TemwemmreSemonsk 390002064 1 ae eem pesto poe EC CE 1 23 Terminal Board Yoo 3 mo 2a PTC Heater os 1 9 me 25 Capacitor CHEST HPSV 000 A 26 CapacitorCBB6S 60uF ASOV 35000059 1 aw 27 Capacitor Clamp me 28 AC Contactor CABEZO ama 1 ar leien Washer soos 1 ac 30 Wire Clamp oom ee 31 way Valve Co 39 am 32 Compressor Oste je L3 3 a 34 pressure switch ECE 1 a Tasten O as 3 The data are subject to change without notice MAINTENANCE 3 Model ASGE 36A Exploded Views 165 MODEL ASGE 36A 1 Erota 226401 1 a 2 FrontPlate 0342 1 AU i 3 Protection Grit 017401 awe 4 TopCoer 002594 1 Aa 5 Back Side Plate 0130401 AR 6 Handle 29323 2 ac 7 Valve Support
17. 01315308 ASDU 364248A 1 AM 16 hok 02112466 AL 4 AD 17 ElectricBoxAssy 01395765 ASDU 24A 1 BM 17 fElectricBox 01399152 ASDU 364248A 1 AF 19 Transformr 43110239 AL 1 AK 20 Capacitor 33010014 ASDUZ4A 1 AG 20 Capacitor 33010734 ASDU 36 4248A 1 AG 21 el Box cover 014222270 ALL 1 AE 22 terminalboard 42011103 AL 3 AD 23 TerminalBoard 4201014 AL 1 AD 24 isolation washer C 704410523 AL 1 AC 25 wrecamp 71010102 AL 27 AB 26 DisplayBoard 30294213 AL 1 BA 27 TemperatureSensor 3900012128G ASDU 24A 1 AD 27 Temperature Sensor 15K black 3900012123 ASDU 364248A 1 AD 28 Temperature Sensor 39000121216 ASDU 24A 1 AD _28 Tube Sensor 20K black 390001921 ASDU 364248A 1 AD P T Part Code aes older update mode 9 MODEL ASDU 24A ASDU 36A ASDU 42A ASDU 48A FlectricBoxAssy________________ ______ 01395764 ASDU 364248A 1 BN JTerminalBoard 420101851 A 1 AD Remote Controller 305050081 ALL 1 AT Choke PlugofDrainPipe 76712455 ALL 1 AC MotorSu
18. 15019053 09 1 BB 29 MotorFG70B 15018322 18 1 BD fFanmotor 157052000 B fif 3 Bottom Cover 01265296 Bottom Cover Assy 01259054 09 12 01259056 12 l AM 01258650 01499055 09 12 34 Side Plate of Air intake 01499061 35 Display Board Z4B351 30294213 I BA Part 2 Exploded view of model ASDU 12A 2011 batch 29951 me EE MODEL ASDU 12A Filter Sub Assy 11725220 1 Seal of Left Side Plate 01499051 15 Top Cover Board Assy 01259051 tt Ambient Temperature Sensor 3900012123 1 5 Temperature Sensor 20KT EH 2P black 850mm 3900019216 1 6 Electric Box Assy amp 01395767 1 7 Main Board Z8225 DIP ASSEMBLY 30228205 1 8 Transformer 54X25C_ LL 43110289 1 9 Capacitor CBB61 3uF450V 33010027 1 10 Terminal Board 2 420101851 11 Terminal Board 5 42010194 1 12 Display Board Z4B351 1 302904213 1 13 Water Tray Aen 01279051 1 _14 Lower Cover Plate Sub Assy 01259054 1 15 Centrfugalfan 10319051 2 _16 Fan Motor FG40A n 1570520003 1 17 Fan Fixed Plate 01339095 18 Centrfugalfan 10319051 2 19 EvaporatorAssy 1 010090583 1 _20 Right Side Plate Assy 0
19. 5 2 Indoor Unit 5 2 1 Duct Type 1 Model ASDU 09A ASDU 12A ASDU 18A 2009 2010 Exploded Views 175 or Price emm Ise Te kl MODEL ASDU 09A ASDU 12A ASDU 18A l Top Cover 0109031 09 1 BN Evaporator Assy 010905 312 1 EN 01058623 18 1 Ba 032359520 09 Jij a Liquid Inlet Pipe 038290073 09 Jij a Collecting Gas Pipe A i ponsidorine Pam A Left Support ot Evaporator L Left Support of Evaporator 7 Seal of Left Side Plate Seal of Connection Pipe Electric Box 142570 1 AF I0 RoomTempSensor 390001203 1 AD 11 TubeTempSensor 390001921 1 AD 12 12 13 Transformer 54X25C_ CL 43110239 AK 14 Remote controller 305050031 1 AT Capacitor CBB611A luF 500V 33010089 09 1 AE 17 TerminalBoard 42010194 1 AD 18 Isolation WasherC 7040503 ac 19 WireClamp 7101002 AB 20 TerminalBoard28 42011108 2 AD 21 hook 21246 2 AD 22 Right Side Plate Tommes AM 23 Left Support of Evaporator 10790566 1 AE 24 hok 21246 2 AD Part 1 Part Code Note Qty Price MODEL ASDU 09A ASDU 12A ASDU 18A 01339095 Ema 0190531 2 27 Motor Support Fanmmotorsub assy Y 150040 18 Jif AY MotorFG20C
20. Liquid Valve Connecting Hase Gas Valve Figure 3 1 5 Starting the vacuum pump when the indicator turns to 1 bar closing the low pressure handle and stopping vacuumize Keep for 15 minutes ensuring the pressure of the vacuum watch remains Take out the valve cover of the gas valve together with the liquid valve Loosing the cord of liquid valve until the pressure rise to 0 bar Dismantle the tube from the cover of the inlet for refrigerant then tighten the cover Loose the valve cord of the gas valve as well as the liquid valve entirely Tighten the valve cover of the gas valve and liquid valve so as to check whether leakage occurred 3 Installation of Protective Layer of Connecting Pipe To avoid generation of condensate on the connecting pipe and avoid leakage the big pipe and the small pipe of the connecting pipe must be covered by thermal insulation materials be bundled by adhesive tape and be isolated from air The joint connecting to the indoor unit must be wrapped by thermal insulation material There shall be no gap between the connecting pipe joint and the wall of the indoor unit Refer to Figure 3 1 6 ex Figure 3 1 6 Figure 3 1 7 79 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Use adhesive tape to bundle the connecting pipe and the cables together To prevent condensate from overflowing out from the drainage pipe separate the drainage pipe firm the connecting pipe and the cables Use thermal insu
21. MAINTENANCE e Weld open two pipes connecting vapor liquid separator with pipe line with gas welding eRemove vapor liquid separator ePosition accurately new vapor liquid separator eConnect new vapor liquid separator with pipe line using gas welding eScrew down two fixing screws again at the pothook Disassembly and Assembly of Axial Flow Fan and motor Remark Make sure power supply of the unit is cut down before removal of axial flow fan and motor 1 Disassembly of outer parts 2 Disassembly of axial flow fan Handling Instruction eHandling Instruction eDisassemble outer parts of unit coping panel external casing screen etc according to the discription above in order to disassemble axial flow fan and motor conveniently 121 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 3 Disassembly motor 4 Assembly of new motor 5 Assembly of new axial flow fan 6 Assembly of outer parts MAINTENANCE eHold the fans without movement eDisassemle fixing nuts for the fans with wrench eTake down and remove fans from motor eOpen the cover of electical parts box eloose the connecting plug for motor wires and pull out the wires through the hole eDisassemble the fixing screw on the motor su
22. heating fan or auto mode Increasing button Press this button to increase the setup temp Decreasing button Press this button to decrase the setup temp Fan speed button Press this button to set fan speed Sleep SWING button Press the button to set sleep swing function 6 Timerbuton 00 Press the button to set timer function On off button Press the button to set start or close unit ES LCD display Display unit information Note 1 SAVE set up At unit turned off to press the FAN VW buttons continuously 5 seconds it can come enter save set up interphase the unit will run at save mode 2 FRESH valve setup At unit is turned off press the FAN button for 5seconds And set up the fresh air setup 3 Outer ambient temperature display Under normal condition ENV will display the room ambient temperature at unit turned on or unit turned off status press SLEEP SWING button last for 5 seconds the LCD will display OUT ENV 4 MEMORY function setup At unit turned off press MODE button for 10 seconds could switch whether turn on or off the unit state after powered off 5 Debugging function At unit off continuously press FAN SLEEP buttons lasting for 10seconds call out debugging menu and displays Debugging icons use MODE button adjust setting item by pressing A Y button to set up the detailed value A Ambient sensor set up it can set three k
23. 1800 N N e Ex S Figure 1 3 6 ASCU 12A ASCU 18A ASCU 36A ASCU 42A ASCU 48A ASCU 24A A ee ee 1 3 6 Drain Piping Work 1 Installation of Drainage Pipeline When connecting the drainage pipe with the unit do not apply excessive force to the pipeline at the side of the unit The fixing position of the pipeline shall be near the unit Purchase general purpose hard PVC pipe locally to be used as the drainage pipeline When 68 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION carrying out connection place the end of the PVC pipeline into the drainage hole Use flexible drainage tube and tighten it with thread loop Never use adhesive to connect the drainage hole and the flexible drainage tube As shown in Figure 1 3 7 When the laid drainage pipe is used for multiple units the common pipe shall be about 100mm lower than the drainage outlet of each set of unit A pipe with thicker wall shall be used for such purpose Sponge attachment 7 __ Clamp Clamp attachment 3 0 7 ri d Z OVH V V s y j in d a Sponge gray Drain hose Baleus Figure 1 3 7 Testing of Drainage System After the electrical installation is completed carry out the testing of the drainage system During the test check if the water correctly flows through the pipelines Carefully observe the joints to ensure that there is no leakage If the unit 1s to be installed in a new house carry out testing
24. 4201014 1 AD 14 Isolation washerC 70410523 1 AC 15 jwrecamp 71010102 1 AB 16 Remote Controller 305050031 1 AT 17 Display Board X 302942213 1 BA 20 Water Tray 01285270 1 AX 21 BottomCover__________ __ 01259114 TI AU Fan right SYP 200 190J 3 15019066 1 BA 23 Fan Motor 2011 15705305 1 _23 Fan motor FG500A old 15019063 1 BN 25 Fan Fixed Plate 01339110 1 AU Fan left SYP 200 190J 3 15019065 1 BA 27 JEvaporator Assy old 01025317 1 AM 27 Evaporator Assy 2011 010233 1 26 Right Side Plate Sub Assy 01309111 1 CA 28 Hook 02112466 4 AD Motor Support Sub Assy 01709070 III Choke Plug of Water Pipe 76712454 III Electrical Retaining Plate 0184524 III Electric Box Cover 01425269 17 MAINTENANCE U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 5 2 2 Cassette Type ASCU 18A 1 Model ASCU 12A Exploded Views 175 SAS Price n__n el _1 Remote Controller Y512 30512508 AT Ji 2 Water Tray Y 2018270 LAN Jif 3 Water Tray Foam for Fresh Air Intaking f 1231270 AU Ji 4 WaterTrayFoam 1232270 AV fof 5j FaFxr 7612700 AB Jif 6 CeifuglFan 103272 LAN Jif 7 Motor FNUT 150277 Ax Jif 8 Evap Support
25. BK BN BN WH BK BN BN WH e e e FA e A o PM AD VO Se ES TT ASGE 48A ASGE 60A WITHOUT FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING W18 WH an d C Capacitor TC Transformer ab Terminal Board AP PCB FA Over Current Reverse KM AC Contactor rt U lt lt Ce 178U T lt lt e e 4 DU lt AP e e zi o Ex TC Dj D O NEL o o Comp X9 OFAN L Outdoor Init vutacor Unit 109 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE 3 2 Wiring Diagram Indoor units 3 2 1 Duct Type Model ASDU 09A ASDU 12A ASDU 18A ASDU 24A ASDU 36A ASDU 42A ASDU 48A ASDU 60A INDOOR UNI I d KA 2 SBN X17 Close CN RD DES SCH cng o d lo A T UG BUNE BR WHRDBN ege CLOSE Fresh Air Valve Commom OPEN 19RD 18BK Iz XI 3 2 3 Cassettle Type Model ASCU 12A ASCU 18A ASCU 24A ASCU 36A ASCU 42A ASCU 48A0 a MIT SW WING MO a 7 CH G OUTS Zeg N MIA LIQUID SWITCH an MIN ts o pon IT SEXE SA NM J used only in unit 24 and above SS ANI Ss l BK BK RAR RD WH RD Tw X A _ vi f y ZN ye A gt i5 n HE E a ao E AA ROOM TE NSO x BK ER X2 x5 EB yA 5 A A E f S CS J11
26. Evaporator of indoor Indoor Frost Proof unit Protection Thermal bulb Compressor Low E3 Low voltage switch Pressure Protection Compressor Exhaust High Discharge thermal Temperature Protection Compressor Compressor Overheat MAINTENANCE Control Description If water full protection continues for 2 hours and fails to restore it is believed that the water pump is at fault and all loads are shut off and fail to restore automatically When high voltage protection is detected for continuous 3 seconds all loads are shut off except for the four way valve all buttons and remote control signals except for power on or power off are shielded and fail to restore automatically the unit should be powered off and on or failure should be removed after power supply is restored When the unit has been running for refrigeration or dehumidification for a period of time and evaporator thermal bulb is detected to be lower than 2 C the unit will report a fault and stops the compressor and the outdoor unit The unit will begin to operate after temperature is 210 C and the compressor keeps outage for 3 minutes When the unit is started or at standby detection will begin 3 minutes after the compressor is started up and detected breakdown of the low voltage switch for continuous 30 seconds a fault is reported The unit can be restored automatically after the first 2 reported faults within 30 minutes The third reported fault and so on can
27. Indoor fan SEE a OFF 4 way valve B Time am LA iS Ne The indoor fan runs at a fast speed for 5s and then runs at a set speed 31 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 3 WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROLLER 3 Operation View 1 Controller Duct Type a T 8 Ex am 6 a gt SWING EAN AUTO FAN af OPER O AIR mnc E Ll 2 SWING t Ne y SN e MODE ON OFF ZY512A ON OFF button Press the button to set start or close unit Press the button to select the mode Mode button cooling heating fan or auto mode emmen resten 32 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 2 Controller Cassette Type and Ceiling Type EE 2 gt SWING FAN SWING FAN Auto Fan af OPER AUTO FAN af TE DII RES AO o Sp o AIR o AIR mmc mmc oo ono i SWING HUMID LIGHT SAVE 3 SWING HUMID LIGHT SAVE ai E TIMER QVSBB HB Jur FA S Sa ug A IN E DA L d PEE VN YY D a SLEEP AIR S Sat f gem BY ee pr INN Pee x LIGHT HUMID v 9 4 E NA TIME ON TIME OFF ANION SAVE S w EEN Se h E m EM A A MODE ON OFF MODE ON OFF N S KE Swing button Press this button to set swing function Increase Decrease button Press this button to increase decrase the setup temp Press the button to select the mode Mode button cooling heating
28. Se L gt A D Sr ea E BU No 1 A ac O o A noemd Ss Y R 4 E z ET R 15K volk DEN 8 ES Mg XI21 2 N git ON Le a A ss JA J iO c C1 EON YEGN SE 0 Ji e MES LIU it A E bes ES TN ZIS 18RD Pipe d E i emp VTZ X15 ndoor Unit 104 MAINTENANCE 4 ASGE 24A WK WITH FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING a Y IT M R N 1BN XT UY JILIN U 2BN NI 8BU i N 11RD pr ui _ 26YE Sg B 7 ll ru BU C Capacitor du KM 1 ABU RES e t 2 AC TC Transformer Y Y XI erminal Boord 13RD AP PCB 28YE 18RD F Over Current Protector Zi Yl PM Reverse Protector aw KM AC Contactor A C LL 3 5 J x a 2 WH T pel X3 LPP XA HPP Xt vam 3 4v Transformer H Auf TR IN B BN EABN SER vH UZ Vy y y BK Relay AP E ae FA x2 Pp SEM lt e lt Comp 2 M A ro our CN2 T D Yo A A LY A A A id A R 51K Es 25YE o gt PE e EMP SENSOR XT2 Indoor rz U nit N ASGE 24A WITHOUT FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING BN f
29. The centralized controller and the weekly timer are integrated in the same wire controller The system has both the centralized control and the week timing functions Up to 16 sets of units can be controlled simultaneously by the centralized controller weekly timer The Weekly Timer l We i d weekly timer has the function of invalidating the lower unit The weekly timing function is able to realized four timing ON OFF periods for any unit every day so as to achieve fully automatic operation No timing control can be set for holidays when suction pressure is too low or discharge pressure is too high compressor High low pressure protection M will stop and unit display malfunction code compressor has its own overheat protection once the temperature of compressor Overload protection is higher than allowable level compressor will stop and only when temperature recovery compressor restart once the current of compressor is higher that normal level compressor will stop Over current protection ue and unit display malfunction code Discharge high once the discharge temperature of compressor is higher than allowable value temperature protection compressor will stop and unit display malfunction code once the phase sequence of power supply is incongruent or the phase is absent Reverse open phase protection unit can t work and display malfunction code Anti high temperature protection once the heat exchanger temperatur
30. completely open Y D N Check if the panel of outdoor unit is firmly closed Y N Check if the air return and supply from heat exchanger of indoor unit and outdoor unit is smooth Check if indoor unit fan and outdoor unit fan run Check if swing louver of indoor unit is completely open Check if there is filth blockage to indoor outdoor filter or heat exchange fin Close the panel Remove the barrier Measure the fan motor and signal input Measure swing motor and signal input Refer to Care and Maintenance System pipeline is blocked Mainly check the inlet and outlet of main pipe connecting with each indoor unit and capillary of indoor and outdoor units Replace the parts like filter capillary and so on 97 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS Malfunction display E4 Compressor Exhaust High Temperature Protection Discharge temperature protection Measure if compressor s discharge temperature has reached 130 C Measure if temperature sensor s resistance value is correct MAINTENANCE Replace relevant discharge temperature sensor System pipeline leaks so complementation is needed Please add refrigerant according to the Replace the outdoor unit mainboard amount specified in the nameplate Malfu
31. fan or auto mode ON OFF button Press the button to set start or close unit EA TOT RSC SECHER 33 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 3 2 Display View i N N L L SWING FAN AUTO FAN af oc OPER i D LUE a ZN lt CH X EEN Fe P4 SWING HUMID LIGHT SAVE TIMER D O gt SONO EN Um E d AUTOFAN auto fan speed add low fan speed 1 Fan Speed z i e middle fan speed ad Z high fan speed AUTO Auto running SS Cool running Run Mode e ws Dry Running Fan Running Heat running Heat and Cool unit only ENNCCNNL COO RN EE sen RENE TCCENUL TT RN 34 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 4 WIRED REMOTE CONTROLLER 4 Operation View 1 Wired Controller Duct Type Z4B351 WK A L MODE ON OFF VN a f NS e a 4 N Vy 2 Wired Controller Cassette Type and Ceiling Type Z4B351 N NN OL x NON SANT Ca gt CONTROL 35 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL Press the button to select the mode 1 MODE button cooling
32. high humidity or inflammable gas Do not use the unit in the immediate surroundings of a laundry a bath a shower or a swimming pool Be sure that the installation conforms to the installation dimension diagram The space around the unit is adequate for ventilation 2 3 Caution for Installation Adjust the distance from the unit to the ceiling slab beforehand Refer to Figure 1 2 1 Fix the hanger bracket to the suspension bolt Refer to Figure 1 2 2 Make sure that extended suspension bolt from the ceiling stays inside the arrowed position Readjust the hanger bracket when it is outside the arrowed position Refer to Figure 1 2 3 Suspension bolt stays inside the cap of indoor unit Never remove the cap Lift the unit and slide forward unit the dent Refer to Figure 1 2 4 Screw tightly both hanger bracket setting bolts M8 Refer to Figure 1 2 2 Screw tightly both hanger bracket fixing bolts M6 to prevent the movement of the indoor unit Refer to Figure 1 2 2 Adjust the height by turning the nut with a spanner Insert the spanner from the hanger bracket opening Refer to Figure 1 2 5 58 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Hanget bracket LI Hanger bracket uw setting bolts q Nee Hanger bracket foxing hot M dmm or less Figure 1 2 2 Figure 1 2 3 Hanger bracket Figure 1 2 4 In case of hanging It is possible to install using inward facing hanger bracket by not removing the brackets fro
33. plate Disassembly of fans and motors Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly especially the fastening screws for fans Illustration Handling Instruction e Disassemble the fastening screws for scroll cases and take away the front and back scroll cases CAs 1 Disassembly of 2 shown in the graph front and back j the arrow represents scroll cases front and back scroll cases 141 2 Disassembly of centrifugal fan 3 Disassembly of motor support module 4 Disassembly motor MAINTENANCE eDisassemble the fastening screws for fans with inner hexagonal Remove the centrifugal fan As is shown in Grapgh 7 the line without an arrow represents inner hexagonal and the position of fastening screws under its influence and arrow represents centrifugal fan e Disassemble the fastening screws for motor support and take away the motor support modules As shown in the graph the arrow represents motor support e Disassemble the connecting wires for motor inside the electrical parts box and remove the motor 142 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of evaporator Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off and protect the copper tube and aluminum fin If the time for disassembly shall be long put the copper tube under pressurized condition eDisassemle the fastening screws on the right panel and remove righ
34. 38 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL PVC pipe NNS A SS Fig6 Surface Mounting of Cable Fig7 Concealed mounting of Cable Pi Ly L A E Vy mt Fig 8 Schematic Diagram of Installation Wall Surface Bottom Plate of Wire Controller Screw M4X10 Panel of Wire Controller A Caution 1 The communication distance between the main board and the wire controller can be as far as 20m The standard distance is 8m 2 The wire controller shall not be installed in a place where there is water drop or large amount of water vapor 39 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 5 CENTRALIZED CONTROLLER 5 Centralized Controller not with week timer 5 1 1 Function Centralized Controller not with week timer only control on off function of every units Up to 16 sets of units can be controlled simultaneously by the centralized controller not with week timer 5 1 2 Operation View SELECT E O a ON button Press the button to set start unit OFF button Press the button to set close unit LCD display Display unit information LED LED indication Increasing Decreasing button Press buttons select the unit 5 1 3 Display View OD CEN JA PAN TA Bed 22 as q GREE CENTRAL CONTROLLER n ALL UNIT T 1 l LA S SELEC
35. 6 Assembly of new right back panel 7 Assembly of new panel external casing 8 Assembly of new panel grating 9 Assembly of new screen MAINTENANCE eDisassemble the screws surrounding the right back panel with screwdriver eRemove the right back panel from the unit ePut new right back panel into right position eScrew down the surrounding fixing screw with screwdriver ePut new panel external casing into right position on the unit eScrew down t
36. 9100 11 112 1S 1116 19 61 Display unit address value in the net 40 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 5 1 4 Dimensions 5 2 Centralized Controller week timer 5 2 Function Centralized Control and Week Timer Functions The centralized controller and the weekly timer are integrated in the same wire controller The system has both the centralized control and the week timing functions Up to 16 sets of units can be controlled simultaneously by the centralized controller weekly timer The weekly timer has the function of invalidating the lower unit The weekly timing function is able to realized four timing ON OFF periods for any unit every day so as to achieve fully automatic operation No timing control can be set for holidays On and off of every duct type unit can be done through the Timer On Off of this WEEKLY TIMER it can not set other functions except on off function of units 41 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 5 2 2 Operation View CANCEL A DELETE ON TIME sm Gut Hoty USH ZN MN UN NV O Vir 1 2 3 4 5 6 TIMER 5 A O MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN IME ZT O pete Es Pi c q ON OFF 7 d l ENTER button when enter is pressed the setting is validate Press A and selected the unit or a certain day in one week or specific value Increasing b
37. ASCU 36A 1125mm from bottom edge N Uy U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Continued 2 EER COP 2 50 2 80 2 41 2 50 Indoor Unit ASCU 42A ASCU 48A Power Supply NE 220 240V 1 Ph SOHZ Heat Exchange Cross Fin Coil Centrifugal fan Drive Fan kW m Direct Driver 1660 1570 1500 1660 1570 1500 53 51 48 Standard washable synthetic p32x3 B Sound Pressure Level H M L B Drain Piping g d m 840x840x320 960x960x394 Indoor Unit Dimensions Outline Package WxDxH 950x950x60 1025x1040x115 Panel Dimensions Outline Package WxDxH Weight Net Gross kg 32 43 Outdoor Unit ASGE 42A WK ASGE 48A WK Power Supply 380 415V 3 Ph 50HZ Cross Fin Coil E E 3 E Heat Exchange Refrigerant Capillary Tube 1032x412x1250 1110 x450 x 1385 Dimensions 3 B Outline Package WxDxH Weight Net Gross kg 112 123 mm Piping mm 19 05 Connections Max Length Max Height Difference m Note Water pump discharge height ASCU 42A 1125mm from bottom edge ASCU 48A 1125mm from bottom edge 2 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Note 1 Nominal capacities are based on the follow conditions Doo To a oa Cooling DB 27 C 80 6 F DB 35 C 95F WB 19 C 66 2 F WB 24 C 75 2 F Heating DB 20 C 68 T DB 7C 44 6 Tt WB C F WB 6 C 42 8 F 2 The air volume is measured at the relevant standard external static p
38. CD AR ven ip a o XT3 N gt Indoor U 2 A C2 103 3 ASGE 18A WK WITH FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING MAINTENANCE A NN K E Outdoor Unit T Capacitor am P N PE D ms 1 v ra orme 4BU T SIND N XI Terminal Board BK l SWH y 3 A Ap CB r PCB B 2 A nsformer 2RD m M an moto 3 2RD AC L RIN lay o L BEE Genee Je E X15 N TR OUTE a IIAV OE VIe 4 4 3 8Mpa UZ NS mu E ET bes X2 N X4 HPP gt 42 11 A o v Y HP y d Y X3 LPP gt aa Y BU d A i 4 o o d 1 2 7 z O 7 h R 51K E o o INN ed C1 La YEGN YEGN cr dr e Na PE E gt PE gis Indoor Unit we 8 Ll ON E o o C2 ASGE 18A WITHOUT FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING Jutdoor Unit C Capacitor TC Transformer B gt XT Terminal Board BL e 7BK SWH 2 A 3 gd x AP PCB PCB E 3 ABA AP ronsformer l E TH an moto 3 L2RD AC L TR INKK i Relay An ee Come Il 7 7 a e Z ee xt5 N R our YT i uH E XT1 XI2 Wy E 4 4 3 QMpe E 4 5 8Mpa gt gt MINA FN FN IDECEND gt V UIC COMPRESSOR SES A X POMD E UU NS E a Pp A Oo AD eo 5 ES Sp cm SS AN y OM
39. N Check if the panel of outdoor unit is Close the panel firmly closed Y heck if the air return and supply from hea N exchanger of indoor unit and outdoor unit is Remove the barrier smooth Y N Check if indoor unit fan and outdoor unit fan Measure the fan motor and run signal input Y N Check if swing louver of indoor unit is Measure swing motor and completely open signal input Y N Check if there is filth blockage to indoor E outdoor filter or heat exchange fin Y Eee Seed N gt Mainly check the inlet and outlet of main pipe connecting with each indoor unit and y pip capillary of indoor and outdoor units Replace the parts like filter capillary and so on 96 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE Malfunction display E3 Compressor Low Pressure Protection CompressorLow Pressure Protection Refer to the high pressure protection Charge refrigerant according to the amount specified in the nameplate and calculated additional amount Refer to Instruction Manual of indoor unit Completely open the valve Check if the pressure is really low pressure N with the measurement of a manometer Y Check if refrigerant in the system is N insufficient Y heck if operation mode of indoor unit 1s N properly set Y NE N Check if gas valve and liquid valve are
40. X10 OFAN H XS LPP a 2 X1 OVC COMP gt No c zE Ys Se ENJ SE E E y EZ EZ 102 MAINTENANCE 2 ASGE 12A WK WITH FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING ransformer 4BU V N X Al erminal Board 7BK 5 XT1 AP PN 7 DCH M 2 X AP1 Transformer M y i 2 IR mao M Fon motor 3 ZRU geg INK Relay REE 5 Tans SCH DNR D Ee l lt lt X2 N gt gt UI N ES i P ae Ap d M ES CN2 v V Es Y y 3 6 No YN RE eo E B a eo Ze ES BE FA FS YE D No 2 x 5 de us R 15K R 5 SS e E E E ER MEL E Sch es YEGN YEGN Q 18RD gt 9Y AS 8RD pre 19 Temp AGIN NY LI m A x U u IN Doa Indoor Unit JON o o C2 ASGE 12A WITHOUT FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING N P t TC ranstormer 4BU XT Terminal Board BK AP B j M Fan motor d i 1V E m r4 X E XT T2 d VA C2 gt gt 22 1 lt lt gt gt O o IN ONUDRESCSADR V a L Ka Ke BN LAAD X15 o COMP E ay On 5 c AP ato A gt SS AR Y fAJN T AN AN VW A aw gt x je YE BU xn E S E o o A 1 AR ise o EN N Sc E R 15K R 51K XT2 2 N of Man a o E YEGN YEGN g ce DE TE EL
41. be ensured so as to provide enough space for the service and maintenance The installation site must be far away from heat source leakage of inflammable gas or smoke The indoor unit is of ceiling mount indoor unit is hidden inside the ceiling The indoor and outdoor units the power cable and the connecting electrical lines must be at least 1 meter from any TV set or radio This is to avoid image interference or noise of the TV set or radio Even if the distance is 1 meter noise can also exist if there is strong electric wave 1 1 3 Caution for Installation 1 2 3 Ceiling installation mode is applicable to units indoors The suspender on the ceiling must have sufficient intensity to bear the weight of the unit Rubber cushion pads thickness 220mm and flexible rubber connectors must be used in the installation of units to meet noise and vibration prevention requirements Insert a M10 expansion bolt into the hole Drive a nail into the bolt Refer to the profile dimensions drawing of the indoor unit for the distance between the holes Refer to Figure 1 for the installation of the expansion bolt as Figure 1 1 1 shows 48 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Yy Ceiling mount Screw ZZ i Figure 1 1 1 Figure 1 1 2 Scraw Hanger Air supply Figure 1 1 3 4 Install the hanger onto the indoor unit as Figure 1 1 2 and Figure 1 1 3 shows 5 Install the indoor unit at
42. before decorating the ceiling Matters of Attention The diameter of the drain hose should be equal or bigger than the connection pipe s The diameter of polythene pipe Outer diameter 25mm Surface thickness gt 1 5mm Drain hose should be short and drooping gradient should at less 1 100 to prevent the formation of air bubble If drain hose cannot has enough drooping gradient drain raising pipe should be added To prevent bent of the drain hose the distance between hoisting stand should is 1 to 1 5m As shown in Figure 1 3 8 O Correct 1 100 or more gradient X wrong Figure 1 3 8 The install height of the drain raising pipe should less than 280mm The drain raising pipe should form a right angle with the unit and distance to unit should not 69 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION beyond 300mm As shown in Figure 1 3 9 MMM with in 300mm 1 1 5m Hanger bracket Drainage hose o oa i attachment E RS Drainage raising pipe p N 250mm Below Celling NJ 1120mm Cassette type unit y 200mm t N adas Figure 1 3 9 The slant gradient of the attached drain hose should be within 75mm so that the drain hole doesn t has to endure the unnecessary outside force As shown in Figure 1 3 10 Drain hose attachment il IT a Ez E 5 P n e E EE E Z E Figure 1 3 10 Please install the drain hose according to the fo
43. grating the graph e As directed by the graph push two clips represented by circles in the direction of arrow with hands Take filter 2 Disassembly of or ul LE i ech screen off the pothook filter screen en as dee Ae E represented by the box when it becomes loose Remove the filter screen 154 MAINTENANCE ePull angular shell outside with hands and remove it 1 Disassembly of angular shell eDisassemble the screws with screwdriver and loose the fixing clip on the panels The position of screws is represented by the arrow 2 Disassembly of eThere are 4 fixing clips on screws Y Oje panel s four corners When loosed completely panel shall be removed by pulling upward 155 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of water containing plate Remark Cut off the power supply and make sure the power supply wires signal wires and water containing plate in good condition Illustration Handling Instruction 3 Sa P RE a b m a eDisassemble the screws on 4 e the electical parts box cover panel and flow deflectin ring Remove the electrical parts box 1 Disassembly of and the power supply wires and cover panel of mE signal wires inside the electrical parts l l electrical parts box connecting box and flow with the electrical componets deflecting ring o under the water containing plate eDisassemble the screws on the four corners and pull outside the water contai
44. kitchen so that the lampblack would not be indraft by the air conditioner 1 3 3 Caution for Installation 1 Important notice To guarantee the good performance the unit must be installed by professional personnel according with this instruction Please contact the local Gree special nominated repair department before installation Any malfunction caused by the unit that is installed by the department that is not special nominated by Gree would not deal with on time by the inconvenience of the business contact 2 Dimension of ceiling opening and location of the hoisting screw M10 L1650mm Grille measurement 125 15 32 650mm p Hanging bolt position g D 15 3 4 400mm a LO d THF E i oe ek 23 e E E E Es S De e 2 19 32 66mm ASCU 12A ASCU 18A Figure 1 3 1 64 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION SL e AO Refrigerant pipe O SE ZZA 5 SID gt R A NES SIG t D Q 5 Y pa O ro 5 T m AS o c Sa RES CM S MENS B Q NA O EE amp gt o ANE S RE Hoisting s crew X 4 EN 680 Gaps between hoisting screw rods E 840 Indoor uni t 890 Ceiling operi ng 950 Decorated surface boards ASCU 24A ASCU 36A ASCU 42A ASCU 48A Figure 1 3 2 The drilling of holes in the ceiling must be done by
45. not be restored automatically After the compressor is started if discharge temperature is detected to be more than or equal to 130 degree for continuous 30 seconds E4 will be displayed all loads except for the four way valve will be shut off the compressor will stop for 3 minutes and the complete system will restore after discharge temperature 1s lower than 90 degree If such fault is reported for successive three times the protection can not be restored itself After the compressor is started if the overload switch of the compressor is detected to shut off the fault is reported All loads except for the four way valve are shut off the fault is displayed and the compressor will stop for 3 minutes If the fault is removed the compressor can be restarted to run If successive three compressor overload protection faults are detected within 92 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS Trouble Trouble Name Code Communications Failure Indoor Fan ES Protection Full Water Protection Failure of Indoor Room Sensor at Air Intake Origin of Trouble Signal Communication Indoor unit Liquid level switch Indoor environment Thermal bulb MAINTENANCE Control Description 30 minutes the unit can not be restored itself and the buzzer will give out an alarm Push the ON OFF button to shut off the unit And then push ON OFF button again if high voltage protection disappears operation will restore or otherwi
46. of Compressor Remark Make sure there isn t any refrigerant in pipe system and the power supply is cut off before eLoose the fixing screws for power supply wire ePull away the power supply wire Attention During removal of the power supply wire mark wire color with the corresponding joint number in case of wrong connection eDisassemble fixing nuts on compressor with wrench eHeat the suction and exhaustion pipe with gas welding before removing compressor eProvide nitrogen protection during gas welding and the nitrogen pressure should be 0 5 0 1kgf cm relative pressure ePlease pay attention to heating in case that surrounding materials should be burnt by high temperature 128 4 Removal compressor 5 Assembly of new compressor onto underpan 6 Connection of suction and exhaustion pipe with pipeline system C Coe NIENKE TES IIS TI ro CO Go Go COE DIEN GU UO U NX ESTE CSCS CSTD BCS CS CSD C39 CIGD GD 0 9 V MAINTENANCE eRemove compressor from underpan ePosition accurately the new compressor eScrew down fixing nuts for compressor with wrench eDo not up side down compressor during assembly eConnect compressor with other pipeline using gas we
47. open Comp condition Comp and outdoor fan run Temp of indoor S Set temp Comp and outdoor fan stop Comp stop for 3 min CONTROL 25 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 1 2 Heating Operation Power On Unit start and running at heat mode Satisfying open comp condition Comp and outdoor fan run Avoid cool wind only when comp start Temp of indoor gt Set temp Comp and outdoor fan stop Comp stop for 3 min CONTROL 26 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 2 MAIN LOGIC 2 1 Cooling Compressor Outdoor fan Indoor fan 4 way valve Cooling mode CONTROL Starting up Manual shutdown ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF H grade Operation at a set speed OFF OFF OFF B Leg AE Time is IS 55 When Tamb 2T preset 1 C the unit begins cooling operation and the compressor and the outdoor fan are running and the indoor fan is running at a set speed When Tamb lt T preset 1 C the unit is in the cooling shutdown state and the compressor and the outdoor fan stop running and the indoor fan is running at a set speed When Threset 1 C X Tamv lt T preset 1 C the unit keeps in the operation state 27 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 2 2 Dry Mode Dry Mode Starting up Manual shutdown ON o OFF OFF Comp
48. shall be long put the copper tube under pressurized condition eDisassemble the fastening screw connecting left and right side panels on the evaporator and the 1 Disassembly of n i upper cover plate As is shown in fixing screws on A the arrow s direction in Graph 12 the side panels of evaporator eDisassemble the fastening screws on the valve seal plate and remove the valve seal plate Disassemble Disassemble the fastening screws on the fastening screws evaporator s joint flange As is connecting shown in the graph box represents evaporator valve fastening screws on seal plates seal plate and joint while circle the fastening screws on flange joing flange 146 MAINTENANCE eRemove the evaporator Removed evaporator is shown in the graph 3 Removal of evaporator Disassembly of External casing cabinet Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly H eDisassemble the fastening screws between right and left panels and upper cover plates Disassemble right and left 1 Disassembly of panels As is shown in the graph fastening screws circle represents screws between cover plates eDisassembled external casing cabinet is shown in the graph 2 Disassembly ofexternal casing cabinet 147 MAINTENANCE 4 2 2 Ceiling Type Disassembly of panel grating module Remark Make sure the power s
49. the motor ePosition accurately the new motor on the motor support eScrew down the fixing DN CS IDD SN CS US screw for motor 4 Assembly eAssemble the whole GE motor LJ cl n motor support onto the underpan using fixing SCICOWS eConnect the motor wire through the hole with the corresponding position 136 5 Assembly of axial flow fan 6 Assembly of outer parts TIO COITO TO 079 079 0 9 CO CD COTIA pm a AN EREN TOUS TO MAINTENANCE inside the electrical parts box and fasten the connecting plug e Position reliably the new fan on the motor axis eHold the fans without movement eScrew down fixing screws for fan with wrench eRe assemble the outer parts of unit coping panel external casing and screen etc according to the discription before 137 MAINTENANCE Disassembly and Assembly of electrical parts box Remark Make sure power supply of the unit is cut down before removal of electrical parts box or electrical parts box modules e Disassemble electrical components like mainboard EN inside the electrical parts DIT TICS AS AS 05 box connected with outer 1 Pull away the power componets power loaded supply wires for wires for componets like To c
50. units use of double core shield wires is recommended to prevent noise trouble Be sure to set the earth leakage breaker and the switches to the power supply section of the indoor unit Supply power to each outdoor unit and provide an earth leakage breaker or hand switch for each outdoor unit Store wiring system for control and refrigerant piping system in the same line Arrange the cables so that the electric wires do not come to contact with high temperature part of the refrigerant pipe otherwise coating melts and an accident may be caused Do not turn on power of the indoor unit until vacuuming of the refrigerant pipe will finish Installation should be conducted by National Wiring Regulation The rated voltage and exclusive power supply must be adopted for the air conditioners The power cable should be reliable and fixed in order to avoid the wiring terminal be suffered from force And do not drag the power cable forcibly The wire diameter of power cable should be large enough if power cable and connection wire be damaged it should be replaced by the exclusive cable All electric installation must be done by professional personnel according to local law regulation and this manual It should be reliably earthed and it should be connected to the special earth device the installation work should be operated by the professional The creepage protect switch and air switch must be installed Air switch should have the thermal dropout
51. with gap between electrode heads larger than 3 mm shall be installed in the fixed line Connection of single wire Use wire stripper to strip the insulation layer 25mm long from the end of the single wire Remove the screw at the terminal board of the air conditioning unit User pliers to bend the end of the single wire so that a loop matching the screw size is formed Put the screw through the loop of the single wire and fix the loop at the terminal board Connection of multiple twisted wires Use wire stripper to strip the insulation layer 10mm long from the end of the multiple twisted wires Remove the screw at the terminal board of the air conditioning unit Use crimping pliers to connect a terminal matching the size of the screw at the end of the multiple twisted wires Put the screw through the terminal of the multiple twisted wires and fix the terminal at the terminal board A single wire B multiple twisted wires terminal 25 insulation layer mm Warning If the power supply flexible line or the signal line of the equipment is damaged only use special flexible line to replace it Before connecting lines read the voltages of the relevant parts on the nameplate Then carry out line connection according to the schematic diagram 83 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION The air conditioning unit shall have special power supply line which shall be equipped with electricity leak
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53. 04635715 9 T discharge pipe 04635713 04635714 4602001544 ALL WK 0130200401 26233433 07100004 01713041 PART 1 PART 2 T Price Mem rec m Tel MODEL ASGE 09 12 18A and ASGE 09 12 18A WK Compressor ASGI08CV B7AT 00120145 9 1 BN 19 Compressor ASLI45SV C7LU 00120139 12 In Compressor ASH232SV C8LU 00103702 18 1 Bs 20 finner cover 0023381 1 AH 21 chassis 025329 1 AU 22 Temp sensor 3900012121 AD Main PCB WZ4C352 23 24 Transformer 57X25D 4311024001 Jija 25 Terminal Board 4201153 AD 26 AC Contactor CIX9B 25S D 4401045 1 AT 27 Terminal Board28 4201103 1 AD 28 Accessory of 4 way Valve Coil 430004002 CAM 33010026 9 Ji a 29 Capacitor of motor 33010027 1218 Ca 07100005 9 1 AG 30 Gas Valve 07100006 1218 1 AG The data are subject to change without notice MAINTENANCE 2 Model ASGE 24A ASGE 24A WK Exploded Views 162 MODEL ASGE 24A ASGE 24A WK Ci ionracan OO man Ii JA fonra ouso 31 amo S protein Gt emos A a rop Cover se Je 5 Back Side Phe ons 1 am FC ess 2 Ao LT Valve Suppor omo T L3 Ts Metal Base omes a C Front Side Plate ons
54. 1 0110 0111 Cep Unit code 3 1000 Unit code 13 1100 Zeg ON IR um 1 Eh d xd Unit code 10 1001 an no Juil E X a Unit code 14 1101 aL s an 2 3 4 an Unit code 11 1010 ef e Unit code 15 1110 LLL T Unit code 12 1011 ON m 4 Unit code 16 1111 TE U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 5 4 Control Wiring Design Week timer Wired remote controller Wired remote controlle 16 Units in Max a LCD LCD LCL e e e o Telephone wire box Telephone wire box Telephone wire box Power supply SC S N Twisted wire with crystal joint Longest distance 1200m AC L ACN Corresponding relation between code switch and sequence of unit Note Putting code switch to ON means 0 oo 1 o s we 9 on m 100 3 oo 6 ww 1 ion M uw s mo s uo 2 m 6 46 GREE COMMERCIAL AIR CONDITION U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 47 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION INSTALLATION 1 INDOOR UNIT INSTALLATION 1 1 Installation of Duct Type 1 1 1 Before Installation When t
55. 130904 1 The data are subject to change without notice 20 Exploded view of model ASDU 18A MODEL ASDU 18A esmas LL TL L3 rop Cover Assy Ones ER ES E 2 fiet Side Plate Asy 1318255 filo L4 Ambient Temperature Sensor 900012123 Jif L5 rbesensor Son L6 electric Bex Asy 01395768 L1 L7 Mainboard 302805 filo Ts ranstomer 45102 9 filo L9 Capacitor BBI 30114 filo o fremin Boa moos IT ir TemimiBoad 4201014 filo o Display Board 3243 filo Ti Signal Wire 491932 filo 14 waer Tay Ay 918835 filo 715 Bonom Coverasy 91268324 Il ie ran Assy re somas III 17 Fan Motor 15708344 filo is an Fixed Peasy Inn IT io Jan Assy et o 15012454 filo 20 Evaporator Assy 01025366 Il 21 Right Side PlateAwy 1315304 L The data are subject to change without notice MAINTENANCE 3 Model ASDU 24A ASDU 36A ASDU 42A ASDU 48A Exploded View VER 1 Exploded view VER 2 20 00 180 No Part Description Par Co avy Pr
56. 1385 112 123 19 05 15 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Note 1 Nominal capacities are based on the follow conditions Indoor Outdoor DB 27 C 80 6 T DB 35 C 95 P Cooling WB 19 C 66 2 F WB 24 C 75 2 F DB 20 C 68 T DB 7 C 44 6 F Heating WB C TF WB 6 C 42 8T 2 The air volume is measured at the relevant standard external static pressure 3 Noise is tested in the Semianechoic Room so it should be slightly higher in the actual operation due to environmental change U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT 4 1 3 Cassette Type ASCU IDA ASCU IRA ASCU 24A OGCIS ASGE 12A WK ASGE ISA WK ASGE 24A WK Ixml A A Cooling Nominal 11900 17000 23200 Capacity Heating 12300 18400 25600 Power E Heating kw EER COP W W 2 99 3 27 2 50 2 84 2 60 3 00 Indoor Unit ASCU 12A ASCU 18A ASCU 24A 220 240V 1 Ph 50HZ Cross Fin Coil Power Supply Heat Exchange Centrifugal fan Drive Direct Driver Fan kw d 47 45 43 Standard washable synthetic Drain Piping mm 0313 600x600x230 600x600x230 840x840x240 848x678x310 848x678x310 960x960x310 3 3 3 Y B B gt Indoor Unit Dimensions Outline Package WxDxH 650x650x50 650x650x50 950x950x60 670x730x102 670x730x102 1025x1040x115 Weight Net Gross kg 20 27 20 27 27 36 Panel Dimensions Outline Package WxDxH Outdoor Unit ASGE 12A WK ASGE 18A WK ASGE 24A WK Power Supply 220 240 V 1 Ph 50HZ
57. 48A ASGE 48A WK DC 2 FrontPtte Loss 1 BA 3 Protection Grill 01475432 1 AH 4 Top Cover 0125522 Ji AQ 5 Back Side Plate 01305434 1 AR 6 Hande 262332583 3 AC 7 Valve Support 0171500 1 AH 8 MealBae 0120543322 1 AU 9 FrontSidePlate 0130843 Ja AT Dale fe ira 2 AR 12 Condenser Assy 01125257 Ji CL 13 Motor Support 01705431 P 1 AT Motor LW9H 15015452 BC 15 Isolation Plate 01235440 1 AQ 16 Liquid gas Separator 07225011 1 BE 17 4wayValve 4300038 AY 18 Compressor JTITOGPEVI 00205222 1 Cr 9 Gas vane omon 1 AQ 20 Liquid vare pomo 1 AG 2 Ambient SensonsK 900012126 Ja AE 22 Temperature Sensor 208 3900012121 Ji AD Lomo am 25 Wire Camp ow 1 AB 26 Terminal Board xiu i AD 27 Terminal Board ouw 3 AD xo 2 Ar 30 JAC Contactor LCID250IMIC 4400203 1 AY Overcurrent Protector HD 13 2 32 Phase Reverse Protector 46020052 1 AX 33 Isolation WasherC 7041023 1 AC 34 4way Valve Coil 43000405 1 AM 36 Capillary Assy mes 1 AU eme fi ars po switch 46020007 ufa 39 Transformer57X25D 43110240 1 AL wssrcBwzicosi Los wk Ba Mance zsa Leen wk i
58. 600 cc of water into the drain pan from the air outlet for confirming drainage Refer to Figure 1 2 12 62 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Air outlet Figure 1 2 11 Figure 1 2 12 1 3 Installation of Cassette Type 1 3 1 Before Installation When the unit arrives please check if any damage due to transport is existent If any hurt is found on the surface or inside please declare to the transport company or the manufacturer in writing Upon receipt of the unit the unit and accessories shall be checked in accordance with the packing list Before acceptance it must be confirmed that the model is correct and the unit is in good shape and specification and quantity of accessories are right Correct handling route and method shall be decided to prevent damage to the unit For protecting the unit and ensuring its safety carrying the unit with its package is recommended If such carrying method is difficult under particular conditions the canton shall not be removed to avoid looseness or falling during handling Confirm the foundation is secure When the unit is installed on the metal part of a building electrical insulation must be in compliance with relevant standards Confirm the installation position is away from storage zone of inflammable and explosive substances or otherwise leakage of inflammable and explosive substances may lead to explosion or a fire 1 3 2 Installation Site Obstruct should put
59. Compressor Power Supply Type R410A Refrigerant Capillary Tube 1018 x412x840 E Dimensions WxDxH Outline Package 1100x450x985 Liquid 1257 Connections 50 Max Height Difference 30 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Continued 2 PowerSupply 220 240V 1 Ph SOHZ Type Centrifugal fan Drive Direct Driver wem m ps Sound Pressure Level H M L dB A 50 48 46 53 50 46 53 50 48 Drain Piping 920x1 2 920x1 2 932x1 5 Dimensions WxDxH N 1226x775x290 1226x775x290 1226x815x330 mm Outline Package Weight Net Gross 54 61 57 61 66 76 1335 x83x305 1335x834x305 1335x882x345 Power Supply a 380 415V 3 Ph 50HZ mame temen Compressor Type Lee R410A Dimensions WxDxH 10324121250 10324121250 10324121250 Outline Package 1100 x450x1385 1110x450x1385 1110x450x1385 Weight Net Gross 112 123 112 123 123 134 Connections Max Length 50 Max Height Difference 30 10 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Note 1 Nominal capacities are based on the follow conditions CC Goole DB 27 C 80 6 F DB 35 C 95 F WB 19 C 66 2 F WB 24C 75 2 F Heating DB 20 C 68T DB 70 44 6F WB C F WB 6 C 42 8 F Piping Length 5m 2 The air volume is measured at the relevant standard external static pressure 3 Noise is tested in the Semi anechoic Room so it should be slightly higher in the actual operation due to en
60. D SANS OOR VI m VU TEATRO UIN 2BN BBL 11RD A 4 26YE 5BL A E Capacito 4BU zm BU K V gt gt hk Transformer XT Terminal Board 13RD AP PCB FA Over Current Protector PM Reverse Protector V HP Lip KM AC Contactor y NM 22 GY T T E E qm P 1 XX N gt RK 44 e ransformer ev n mn TR vi al KM AP y o o f i o o XT1 lo ol b o E C2 20K XT3 P Y E R 51K j 25YE Cl PIPE o 9 EMP SENSOR Vs 105 MAINTENANCE 6 ASGE 36A WK WITH FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING Outdoor Unit UO U 7 14 O ransformer x Terminal Board Transformer AP PCB A lt lt Al C S PM R A D E e A Over Current Protector ML S i TI Z R OUTKK p V Reverse Protector V K N AC Contactor AN x11 4V CB X2 N AP e W18WH lt X15 N XA HPP gt X3 LPP gt AL X1 0VC COMP gt gt X14 12V gt gt wey lt lt s gt WOR des 4 Wzo PM ie GY D Nu AP a e E 0 De FA E o FA J SE i ZA CED E RIE s 9 Over o o f E Current o o xi Protector 50K 1 JK AP2 B y TC ef led o E 3 Se e Pipe Discharge Gas sor Temp Sensor Temp Sensor Xn X Fi ASGE 36A WITHOUT FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING
61. DU 18A Disassembly procedure Disassembly of External Casing of Group Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before removal and protect all the parts during disassembly especially the screws that should be collected together in case of missing them ePull two filter screens for back return air As shown in the graph the arrow represents 1 Disassembly of filter screens for back return filter screen for E air back return air eDisassemble the fastening screws for back return air and take away the back return air 2 Disassembly of l l side panel as shown in the side panel for back l graph return air eDisassemble the fastening screws for return air cover plates and take away the return 3 Disassembly of Zb k air cover plate As shown in the cover plate for de graph the arrow represents return air E cover plates for return air eDisassemble the fastening screws for cover plate and take away the cover plate As shown in the graph the arrow 4 Disassembly of represents cover plates cover plate 140 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of water containing plate Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly Illustration eDisassemble the fastening screws for water containing plate and take away the water containing plate As shown in the graph the I Removal of arrow represents water containing water containing plate
62. Heat Exchange Cross Fin Coil Fan Motor Speed H M L rpm 900 90 am Refrigerant Control Capillary Tube Dimensions WxDxH 820x320x540 820x320x540 1018x412x695 3 B Outline Package 870x360x590 870x360x590 1100x450x755 ke mm Connections m 15 Note Water pump discharge height ASCU 12A 500mm from bottom edge ASCU 18A 500mm from bottom edge ASCU 24A 1125mm from bottom edge Piping 17 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Continued 1 EER COP 2 78 3 55 Indoor Unit ASCU 36A 220 240V 1 Ph 50HZ Cross Fin Coil Power Supply Heat Exchange Centrifugal fan Drive Fan kW m Direct Driver z 1660 1570 1500 53 51 48 Standard washable synthetic p32x3 B Sound Pressure Level CH M L Drain Piping z e d m 840x840x320 960x960x394 Indoor Unit Dimensions Outline Package WxDxH 950x950x60 1025x1040x115 Panel Dimensions Outline Package WxDxH ke Outdoor Unit Fan w tp Compressor w Refrigerant i Dimensions WxDxH Outline Package Weight Net Gross kg mm mm 32 43 ASGE 36A WK E 3 3 380 415V 3Ph 50HZ Cross Fin Coil Axial fan 0 092 SCROLL 3 65 R410A Capillary Tube LA NO 1018x412x840 1100x450x985 90 100 12 7 19 05 Piping Connections Max Length Max Height Difference m Note Water pump discharge height
63. NERS INSTALLATION Hang the latch which is located on the opposite side of the swing flap motor on the panel temporarily to the book of the indoor unit 2 Positions 4 Temporarily hang the remaining 2 latches to the hooks on the sides of the indoor unit Be careful not to let the swing motor lead wire get caught in the sealing material Screw all 4 hexagon head screws located right beneath the latches in approximately mm Panel will rise Adjust the panel by turning it to the arrowed direction in Fig 4 so that the ceiling opening is completely covered Tighten the screws until the thickness of the sealing material between the panel and the indoor unit body is reduced to 5 8 mm 2 Precautions Improper screwing of the screws may cause the troubles shown in Figure 1 3 14 Air leak Air leak from ceiling I e 7 5 Contamination dew condensation dew dripping D Figure 1 3 14 If gap is still left between the ceiling and the panel after screwing the screws readjust the height of the indoor unit body Refer to Figure 1 3 15 Adjustment of the indoor unit body from the hols in the corner of the panelis possible if the indoor unit is kept leveled and the con trom drainage pipe piping etc is unalfectecd 1 ke La Lang FEES TT ERA 3 Az A a 1 ILI he No gap is allowed Figure 1 3 15 After fixing be sure no gap left between the ceiling and the panel 3 Wiring of the decoration p
64. ONERS MAINTENANCE 4 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE OF MAIN PARTS 4 Outdoor Unit ASGE 09A WK TO ASGE 18A WK Disassembly and Assembly of external casing Remark Make sure that power supply is cut off before disassembling the external casing eDisassemble the fixing screw surrounding the 1 Disassembly of coping E Z SS coping with screwdriver eRemove coping from the unit HA eLoose fixing screw surronding the screen with II I II 2 Disassembly of screen screwdriver dea eRemove screen from the unit eDisassemble the screws of the fixing panel grating 3 Disassembly of panel a S X with screwdriver grating ME to eDisassemble and remove the panel grating from the panel external casing eDisassemble the fixing screw surrounding the panel external casing eRemove the panel external casing from the unit 4 Disassembly of panel eSome types 24k and external casing above require disassembling the front panel outside the external casing first before removing it 114 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 5 Disassembly of right back panel
65. Pressure Switch 460200061 1 1 AL _24 Temperature Sensor 39000121210 1 1 1 1 AD _25 Discharge sensor 3900012129G e 1 AE _26 Temperature Sensor 39000285 1 AD 27 Electric Box Assy 01395747 1 BQ _28 TerminalBoard 420101851 AD _29 Electric Box Sub Assy 01395584 IC AH _30 Transformer 431071 II AK _31 TerminalBoard 42011043 1 AD _32 Main board 302421 AZ _33 Over Current Protector 46020103 1 AS 34 Main Board _ 30224058 h AX 1 BA 35 Electric Plate Cover__________ 01415210 1 AH _36 ACContactr 44010213 AY 37 Antiphase Protector 46020052 J1I AX 38 Capacitor CBB61 3301003 2 AF 39 TerminalBoard28 42011103 3 AD Low Pressure Switch 4602007 1 AH JPressure Protect Switch 4602001519 AL M wayValve Accessary 43000402 1 AM Inhalation Tube Sub Assy 036390664 1 AN PART 1 dau TUTE e No Part Description E update EEE 60A WK Mid Clapboard Sub Ass 01285473 1 AQ Electric Heater Band 76515400 14 AR PowerTransformer 4311022 AL jDialSwtch 4502000 AD ChokePlug 06813401 3 AE Drainage Connecter 06123401 JI AA PART 2 The data are subject to change without notice MAINTENANCE
66. RS INSTALLATION 2 Vacuum pumping and leak detection Dismantle the bonnet of refrigerant valve and air valve Align with the center of piping and adequately tighten nuts of connecting pipes by hand Tighten the nuts with a spanner Remove the one way valve cap of air valve Unscrew the spool of refrigerant valve for 1 4 turn with a socket head wrench and at the same time push up the spool of air valve with a screwdriver to let air give off Air exhaust continues for 15 seconds until coolant gas appears immediately shut off one way valve and tighten the valve cap Totally open the spool of refrigerant valve and air value as shown in Figure 3 1 4 gas liquid valve one way wals valve 1nner hexagon spanner Screwdriver sit t Figure 3 1 4 Tighten the valve caps and use soapy water or a leak detector to check any leakage on indoor unit outdoor unit and connection parts of pipes Caution If conditions are allowed a vacuum pump shall be used for drawing off air inside the system at a valve Method for creation of vacuum by using a vacuum pump is as follows Take out the nut cover of the inlet for refrigerant Connect the tube of the vacuum watch with the vacuum pump having the low pressure end linking to the inlet for refrigerant As shown in Figure 3 1 5 78 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 494 Pressure Gage Pressure Gage Lee Knob HF Knob
67. Record right position for wire connection during disassembly of connecting wires eDisassemble fixing screws between electrical parts box and middle clapbord motor support as well as right panel with screwdriver e Hold the bottom of electrical parts box and lift it upward to get rid of the clip on the middle clapboard eRemove electrical parts box modules 123 5 Assembly of new electrical parts box modules 6 Connection of power supply wires of each component 7 Assembly of electrical parts box MAINTENANCE ePosition accurately the new electrical parts box eRe fasten the electrical parts box modules and screw down with screwdriver eRe connect the connection wires of each components with right position according to the order of disassembly e Assembly accurately the electrical parts box eRe fasten and screw down the surrounding fixing screw with screwdriver 124 MAINTENANCE ASGE 42A ASGE 60A ASGE 42A WK ASGE 60A WK Disassembly and Assembly of external casing Remark Make sure power supply of the unit is cut down before removal of external casing e Disassemble fixing screws surrounding the coping with screwdriver eRemove coping from the Disassembly unit coping eLoose the fixing screws V DCJUUUUUUUUUUUU J surrounding the screen with screwdriver eRemove screen fro
68. Removal eTake and remove solenoid d OO Wm n electromagnetic valve valve from 4 way valve M i HEEL i MEE mich HEARS null j i HE ji lh 118 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE eHeat connection pipes for 4 pipes of 4 way valve with gas welding before rey Jrz ID removal of 4 way valve 3 Disassembly of 4 way A mg F OA LILI Disassemble e Record the direciton of the valve connecting Da zz 4 way valve and ipes at E S D rus ge installation postition of and C orifices each pipe before welding away 4 way valve Y 3x23 DD PNO Wes Wen I eRemove the old 4 way 2 Ka Ge 4 Removal of 4 way valve valve from the pipe line YI I NEE Cal a Wow Ks D Jy Dl Dn ePosition accurately the new 4 way valv
69. Rubber cushion or spring shock absorber shall be used for outdoor unit to avoid excessive noise and vibration Rubber cushion or spring shock absorber shall be used for outdoor unit to avoid excessive noise and vibration Only professional personnel are allowed for unit installation 2 3 Caution for Installation Installation of outdoor unit shall not allow discharged air to return and sufficient maintenance space shall be left around the unit Installation position must be well ventilated enabling the unit to absorb and discharge enough air Inlet and outlet must be free of obstruction Any obstacle blocking air going in and out must be removed When outdoor unit is mounted on the secure floor such as concrete bolts and nuts in M10 can used for fixing the unit Uprightness or levelness of the unit must be ensured Outdoor unit should be hoisted through indicated hoisting holes During hoisting special attention must be paid to the unit to prevent collision into its sheet metal parts to avoid rust Rubber cushion or spring shock absorber shall be used for outdoor unit to avoid excessive noise and vibration Uprightness or levelness must be ensured In installation of drain pipe the connector of the drain pipe shall be inserted into a drain hole on the chassis of the outdoor unit And then a drain pipe shall be connected to the drain connector If the drain connector is used installing height of the outdoor unit shall be at least
70. SCU 24A Cassette Type ASCU 42A 33400 37500 ASCU 48A 41000 48000 Note 1 Ton 12000Btu h 3 517kW PRODUCT 2 NOMENCLATURE A S C U 09 A WK l 2 3 4 5 6 7 Ci p ewe DEI ER D Duct Type C Cassette Type Product Type F Floor amp Ceiling Type G Outdoor unit H Wall mounted Type U Uni On Off Series Series Type E External unit Nominal Cooling Capacity Numberx 1000Btu h 7 Assembly winterkit Nominal Cooling Capacity U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT 3 FUNCTION Function Description when unit restart after power off it will run on former status the mode and Memory function parameter are kept the same wireless controller and remote controller can be opted and the maximum Remote control function l l control distance of remote controller is 10m GE i it can timing ON OFF separately meanwhile it can also can timing on Timing function circularly once unit has malfunction the malfunction code will be indicated and alarm Self diagnosis with alarm function _ ring immediately Sleep function it can self control for saving energy in energy saving mode the fan of indoor unit can adjust fan speed automatically based on actual Automatic function demand when cooling or heating under automatic mode the fan starts only when the temperature of indoor unit heat exchanger is higher Cool air proof function l l than indoor temperature under heating mode Centralized Control and Week Timer Functions
71. SERVICE MANUAL WI A MTM HH II ii A UNI ON OFF SERIE INDOOR UNITS ASCU A ASDU A ASFU A OUTDOOR UNITS ASGE A SINCLAIR AIR CONDITIONING PRODUCT U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT PRODUCT 1 MODELS LIST 1 1 Outdoor Unit Model Power Ref Appearance Supply ASGE 09A R410a 220 240 1 50 ASGE 12A R410a 220 240 1 50 ASGE 18A R410a 220 240 1 50 ASGE 24A R410a 220 240 1 50 ASOE 36A ASGE 42A R410a ASGE 48A R410a ASGE 60A Note 1Ton 12000Btu h 3 517kW Note Filling amount of refrigerant in the system is matched to a 7m connecting pipe U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 1 2 Indoor Unit 1 2 1 Duct Type Nominal Capacity Type Model Cooling Heating Btu h ASDU 09A 8900 9700 ASDU 12A 11900 12300 ASDU 18A 17000 19400 Duct Type ASDU 24A 24000 27300 ASDU 36A 33400 37500 ASDU 42A 33400 37500 ASDU 48A 41000 48000 ASDU 60A 48000 52900 PRODUCT Appearance 220 240 1 Ph 50Hz U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT 1 2 2 Floor Ceiling Type Nominal Capacity Power Type Model Cooling Heating Ref Appearance Supply Btu h ASFU 09A 8900 9700 ASFU 12A 11900 12300 ASFU 18A 17000 19400 220 240 ASFU 24A 24000 27300 1Ph 50Hz 1 2 3 Cassette Type Nominal Capacity Type Model Cooling Heating Btu h ASCU 18A 17000 19400 ASCU 36A 33400 37500 Floor Ceiling Type ASCU 12A 11900 12300 220 240 A
72. Sem If pipe is put through wall a wall pipe must be used Installation dimension must be in line with requirements by the instructions Outdoor unit must be fixed on the mounting position Only professional personnel are allowed for unit installation 74 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 2 4 Dimension Data A Be Figure 2 4 1 Unit mm Low o o ILL ASGE 09A ASGE 12A ASGE 18A ASGE 24A 1018 412 ASGE 36A 1018 ASGE 42A ASGE 48A ASGE 60A 75 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 2 5 Installation Clearance Data Figure 2 5 1 3 REFRIGERATION PIPING WORK 3 Refrigeration Piping Work Procedures 1 Connecting pipelines Connection pipes must be in accordance with the following requirements the basic principle keeping dry clean and no leakage inside The 3 principles o
73. _________ 01305403 1 AR 10 Axial flowFan 10335401 1 AQ 11 Condenser Assy 0112545 1 CF 12 MotorSupportSub Assy 01705402 1 AE 19 FanMotr 15705303 1 BD 14 Clapboard Sub Assy 01235403 1 AK 15 4wayValve 4300338 OI AY 16 4 way Valve Accessary 430004002 1 AM 17 CompressorandFittings 00129050 1 CM 18 Cut off Valve LC 0713022 AQ 19 Cut off Valve 07130210 AG 20 Pressure Switch 460200061 1 AL 21 Ambient Temperature Sensor 3900012132G 1 1 AD 22 Electic Box Assy 01395755 1 AH 23 Terminal Board_______________ 420101851 1 AD 24 Transformer 4311023302 1 AH 26 Main Board 30224058 _ 1 BA 27 Capacitor LC 33010037 qi AG 28 JAC Contactor CT 4401026 OI AT 29 Capillary Sub Assy______________ 04105241 1 BC Tubesenor 3900012128G 1 AD Power Transformer 431102 22 1 A Dial Switch 450204 OI AD Vapour Liquid Separator Components 07255403 1 BE JFrontSide Plate Sub Assy 01305406 1 AR inhalation Tube Sub Assy 04675735 1 AN Electric Heater Band 76515400 1 AR Mainboard
74. according to afterheat blowing conditions When T 1 C ST amb lt T preset 1 C the unit keeps in the previous operation state 29 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 2 4 Defrosting Enter the defrosting mode ON Compressor ON Outdoor fan ON Indoor fan ON Auxiliary heating ON 4 way valve 10s CONTROL Defrosting l Withdraw the defrosting mode ON OFF Operation at a ON _ set speed OFF Operation under normal conditions OFF ON ON OFF B Time Cold blast prevention Defrosting start conditions after the heating operation runs for an accumulated period of 44 minutes and the compressor continues to operate for 4 hours and 50 seconds and a one minute duration of Teona lt 5 Cis detected the unit begins defrosting If an auxiliary heater is available it must be stopped firstly and after 10 seconds the four way valve the indoor fan the outdoor fan and the compressor will run compulsively Defrosting completion conditions when defrosting runs 10 minutes or Teona 210 C defrosting will be completed In such case the four way valve is running the outdoor fan is running the compressor is running compulsively and the indoor fan operates according to cooling fan proof conditions 30 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 2 5 Fan Mode Fan Mode i Starting up Manual shutdown OFF Compressor OFF OFF Outdoor fan Operation at a 2 t speed mE Se FF
75. age switch and air switch so as to deal with overload conditions The air conditioning unit must have grounding to avoid hazard owing to insulation failure All fitting lines must use crimp terminals or single wire If multiple twisted wires are connected to terminal board arc may arise Allline connections must conform to the schematic diagram of lines Wrong connection may cause abnormal operation or damage of the air conditioning unit Do not let any cable contact the refrigerant pipe the compressor and moving parts such as fan 4 Do not change the internal line connections inside the air conditioning unit The manufacturer shall not be liable for any loss or abnormal operation arising from wrong line connections 4 1 3 Power Cable Connection 1 Air conditioning unit with single phase power supply 1 Remove the front side panel of the outdoor unit 2 Pass the cable though rubber ring 8 Connect the power supply cable to the L N terminals and the grounding screw 4 Use cable fastener to bundle and fix the cable 2 Air conditioning unit with 3 phase power supply Remove the front side panel of the outdoor unit Attach rubber ring to the cable cross hole of the outdoor unit Pass the cable though rubber ring Connect the power cable to the terminal and earthing screws marked L1 L2 L3 amp N OO O Use cable fastener to bundle and fix the cable Caution For air conditioner with auxiliary he
76. and magnetic dropout function in order to avoid the short circuit and overload The on spot connection should refer to the circuit diagram which is stuck on the unit body The unit should be reliably earth if it is improperly earthed that may cause electric shock or fire Air conditioner is the T class electric appliance thus please do conduct reliable grounding measure The yellow green two color wiring of air conditioner is grounding wire and cannot be used for other purposes It cannot be cut off and be fixed by screw otherwise it would cause electric shock The user must offer the reliable grounding terminal Please don t connect the grounding wire to the following places 82 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 1 Water pipe 2 Gas pipe 3 Blowing pipe 4 Other places that professional personnel consider them unreliable 4 1 2 Connection of electric wires with the terminal 1 Caution Before installing the electrical equipment please pay attention to the following matters which have been specially pointed out by our designers 2 SOVOOS DO O Go Check to see 1f the power supply used conforms to the rated power supply specified on the nameplate The capacity of the power supply must be large enough The section area of fitting line in the room shall be larger than 2 5mm2 The lines must be installed by professional personnel An electricity leakage protection switch and an air switch
77. anel Connect the joints for swing flap motor lead wire at 2 places installed on the panel Refer to Figure 1 3 16 12 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION At Bady At panel L3 Se pee AN lom go e i body At panely A me E Figure 1 3 16 2 OUTDOOR UNIT INSTALLATION 2 1 Before Installation When the unit arrives please check if any damage due to transport is existent If any hurt is found on the surface or inside please declare to the transport company or the manufacturer in writing Upon receipt of the unit the unit and accessories shall be checked in accordance with the packing list Before acceptance it must be confirmed that the model is correct and the unit is in good shape and specification and quantity of accessories are right Correct handling route and method shall be decided to prevent damage to the unit For protecting the unit and ensuring its safety carrying the unit with its package is recommended If such carrying method is difficult under particular conditions the canton shall not be removed to avoid looseness or falling during handling Confirm the foundation is secure When the unit is installed on the metal part of a building electrical insulation must be in compliance with relevant standards Confirm the installation position is away from storage zone of inflammable and explosive substances or otherwise leakage of inflammable and explosive substances may lead to e
78. ange without notice MAINTENANCE 5 2 3 Ceiling Type 1 Model ASFU 09A ASFU 12A ASFU 18A Exploded Views 189 MODEL ASFU 09A ASFU 12A ASFU 18A T karsi rar o TA E nde en ee 3 Left Decoration Pate Lamm 1 A a Rear Side Plate of Amour Borso TA Ts wer een ar 6 Right Decoration Plate came il ae SES EE 2 a Te Lower Support erm a A Do stutorLowerr ss 1 8 To Lower Foer xoi ar ir Swing Lower rosa Tea 712 Connecting ever osso il AC 713 Connecting ever toss 2 AC Cia Right Swing MotorFixer 2052006 1 a 715 Right Fixing Pate of Evaporator oroza il b 6 Foam of Right Side Pie 1231484 ao C17 Righ Fixing Plate oo a Cis Right Decoration ran 2612027 if A 719 Pipe Clamp oonga O ui aco Capacitor CBBOITA TESO 3300089 Ip 20 21 Transformer 5 sur AM mers EES e 23 Nan PCBZASE somo if e 24 Terminal Board Sons il b A N R E Wire Clamp Or Pac 6 12 18 27 Cover of Electric Box a if a 28 Pipe Clip er Le 29 Drainage Pipes ar 30 Display Board 752 3054504 a AW Gr BemdeBox Dois ao 32 Front Grill ip O 262202 2 a EEC O 5 54 nonc ra ER a 35 Front Grill ip
79. ater it is required to connect the power cable to the L1 L2 L3 terminals and the grounding screw 4 1 4 Connection of Signal Line of Wire Controller Caution Take great care when carrying out the following connections so as to avoid malfunction of the air conditioning unit because of electromagnetic interference The signal line of the wire controller must be separated from the power line and the connecting line between the indoor unit and the outdoor unit 9 In case the unit is installed in a place vulnerable by electromagnetic interference it is better to use shielded cable or double twisted cable as the signal line of the wire controller Open the cover of the electric box of the indoor unit Pullthe signal cable of the wire controller through the rubber ring 84 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Plug the signal line of the wire controller onto the 4 bit pin socket at the circuit board of the indoor unit Use cable fastener to bundle and fix the signal cable of the wire controller 4 1 5Comnection of wires 1 Remove the board on the right side of outdoor unit and put through the wire running hole on the outdoor unit and put on a rubber ring Remove wire holders and connect the power cord to the terminal and fix it Secure the power connecting cord and signal control cable with wire holders and then connect corresponding adapters Check if wires are fixed properly Fit on the front side
80. ating lamp red Running indicating lamp No error It goes on as per the set time And it flashes when the temperature sensor error occurs It goes on off as the compressor is turned on off it flashes when defrosting or the compressor error OCCUIS It goes on off as the unit is turned on off And it flashes when the indoor unit error occurs Flash every times Error description two seconds three times the condenser temperature senor error six times Discharge high temperature protection the water overflow protection the anti freezing error Anti high temperature protection four times 95 MAINTENANCE 3 WIRING DIADRAM 3 Wiring Diagram Outdoor Units ASGE 09A WK WITH FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING IEN el d lo IC NC J o AP2 A C2 ASGE 09A WITHOUT FUNCTION OF LOW TEMP COOLING ANO ne ONE D G Transformer ABI UWER 4BU Blees j SIND Xl Terminal Board AMI OW AP CR U c COMPRESSOR ras 8 EI mE YEGN A EN le AP Transformer an motor 2RD ac TR N Relay A We X15 N TR 0QUT KK 2 H OUT xn x2 lt MZ SS 5 AS St A 9 lt gt yon H re lt 4 X2 N X4 HPP gt gt Y Y lt lt gt gt OW f 2
81. away from the intake or outlet vent of the indoor unit so that the airflow can be blown though all the room Make sure that the installation had accord with the requirement of the schematic diagram of installation spaces Select the place where can stand 4 times of the weight of the indoor unit and would not increase the operating noise and oscillate The horizontally of the installation place should be guaranteed Select the place where is easy to drain out the condensate water and connect with outdoor unit Make sure that there are enough space for care and maintenance Make sure that the weight between the indoor unit and ground is above 2300mm When installing the steeve bolt check if the install place can stand the weight 4 times of the unit s If not reinforce before installation Refer to the install cardboard and find where should be reinforced The appliance shall not be installed in laundry 63 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Cautions There will be lots of lampblack and dust stick on the acentric heat exchanger and water pump in dining room and kitchen which would reduce the capacity of heat exchanger lead water leakage and abnormal operation of the water pump The following treatment should be taken under this circumstance Ensure that the smoke trap above cooker has enough capacity to obviate lampblack to prevent the indraft of the lampblack by the air conditioner 4 Keep the air conditioner far from the
82. az The data are subject to change without notice Model ASGE 60A WK is EIEIO 24 TE No Part Description ponte update Y EERE 60A WK _1 PanelGrile 2244102 2 AC _2 FrontPlate 01435436 1 BA _3 RearGrill 01475432 1 AH _4 TopCover__ 01255472 AQ 5 Rear Side Plate Sub Assy 01303712 1 AR 6 Hande 26235253 2 _ AC 7 Valve Support Sub Assy 01715001 1 AH 8 Underpan Sub Assy 01205472 1 AU 9 FrontSidePlate 013050431 1 AT 10 Sponge 12204221 4 AC 11 Axial flow Fan 10335253 2 AQ 12 CondenserAssy 0112522 cm 13 Motor Support Sub Assy 01705471 1 AE 15 FanMoor 15015450 2 BC 16 Gas liquid Separator Assy 07225016 II BE 17 4 way Valve 4300338 AY _18 4 way Valve Sub Assy 04145270 IC BA _19 Compressor and Fittings 00129052 1 CR _20 Capillary Sub Assy 04105282 AZ 21 CutoffValve 07130212 AQ _22 Compressor Gasket M 0101 DSB 76710209 J3 AC 23
83. b Assy 1 15405301 ALL 1 AP Relay 44020366 ALL DialSwith 45020054 ALL 1 AD M coeCabe 40010232 All 1 AN Radiator oo 49010252 All 1 AS JElectricBoxCover 01425269 ALL 1 AE Electrical Retaining Plate 01845221 41 AF EvaporatorAssy 102525001 ASDU42A 1 BX EXPL VIEW VER 2 3 Top Cover 0126520 ASDU 24A 1 BA 3 Top Cover Joel ASDU 364248A 1 BA 13 Water Tray Foam____________ _Jo1285317 __ ASDU 24A 1 AL 13 Water Tray Components 01285323 ASDU 36 4248A 1 AY The data are subject to change without notice U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE 6 Model ASDU 60A Exploded Views hob m le rs 3 13 E Dy E EE US ES 174 MODEL ASDU 60A 1 FilterSub assy 111253032 2 AK _2 Seal of Connection Pipe 149526 1 AE 3 leftSidePlate 01309108 1 AN _4 Top Cover 01259112 1 BA _5 Temperature Sensor_______ 390001221230 1 AD 6 Temperature Sensor 3900012212010 1 AD 7 Electric Box Assy 01399152 1 AF 8 MainPCB2 28255 30228205 1 BA 9 Transformer 43110239 TAK 10 Capacitor 33010734 1 AG 12 Terminal Board 42011103 1 AD 13 TerminalBoard
84. board DO DO 85 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 4 2 Electric Wiring Design 4 2 ASGE 09A WK ASDU 09A ASGE 12A WK ASDU 12A ASGE 18A WK ASDU 18A ASGE 24A WK ASDU 24A ER utdoor Unit Ge indoor Uni N IN an KS LON PE N PE Power 220 240V 50HZ Power 220 240V 50HZ ASGE 36A WK ASDU 36A ASGE 42A WK ASDU 42A ASGE 48A WK ASDU 48A ASGE 60A WK ASDU 60A i adoor Un ul no E a 5 q NL 7 112 VP Power 380 415V 3N 50HZ Power 220 240V 50HZ 86 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 4 2 2 ASGE 09A WK ASFU 09A ASGE I2A WK ASFU 12A ASGE 18A WK ASFU 18A ASGE 24A WK ASFU 24A a a oor Unit Outa ni NA E L e LAN pe N PE Power 220 240V 50HZ Power 220 240V 50HZ ASGE 36A WK ASFU 36A ASGE 42A WK ASFU 42A ASGE 48A WK ASFU 48A ASGE 60A WK ASFU 60A a EN nit s dos m 21131 N a ZN q d wy CN t We BE Power 380 415V 3N 50HZ Power 220 240V 50HZ 87 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 4 2 3 ASGE 09A WK ASCU 09A ASGE 12A WK ASCU 12A ASGE 18A WK ASCU 18A ASGE 24A WK ASCU 24A INSTALLATION Power 220 240V 50HZ ASGE 36A WK ASCU 36A ASGE 42A WK ASCU 42A ASGE 48A WK ASCU 48A ASGE 60A WK ASCU 60A P Power 220 240V 50HZ NA NA NA
85. clare to the transport company or the manufacturer in writing When the unit arrives please check if any damage due to transport is existent If any hurt is found on the surface or inside please declare to the transport company or the manufacturer in writing Correct handling route and method shall be decided to prevent damage to the unit For protecting the unit and ensuring its safety carrying the unit with its package is recommended If such carrying method is difficult under particular conditions the canton shall not be removed to avoid looseness or falling during handling Confirm the foundation is secure When the unit is installed on the metal part of a building electrical insulation must be in compliance with relevant standards Confirm the installation position is away from storage zone of inflammable and explosive substances or otherwise leakage of inflammable and explosive substances may lead to explosion or a fire 1 2 2 Installation Site 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 99 pd 9 9 Such a place where cool air can be distributed throughout the room Such a place where condensation water is easily drained out Such a place that can handle the weight of indoor unit Such a place which has easy access for maintenance Such a place where 1s permitting easy connection with the outdoor unit Such a place where is 1m or more away from other electric appliances such as television audio device etc Avoid a location where there is heat source
86. ct all the parts during disassembly especially the connection part of air sweeping fans e Disassemble the screws on both ends of Disassembly of fixing plate modules for air sweeping fans 1 fixing plate for both sides and modules for air l l remove the fixing plate sweeping fans l modules for air sweeping fans from the air deflecting support 150 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of evaporator components Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off and protect the copper tube and aluminum fin If the time for disassembly shall be long put the copper tube under pressurized condition eDisassemble the screws as shown by the arrow in the graph with screwdriver There are 4 screws on left and right of the evaporator Disassembly of and 2 on evaporator outlet evaporator press plate modules components eDisassemble the screws shown in the graph with Disassembly of screwdriver fixing plate modules for air sweeping fans Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly Do not heat or hit polystyrene foam modules eRemove the right and left polystyrene foam plates modules in the direction given by the Disassembly of graph right and left polystyrene foam plates modules 15 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of fan and motor components Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disa
87. e eConnect new 4 way valve Sn dh 227 with pipe line UI HM SX LZ TC Dz Cr d Es Der 2 D Mount aonew eWrap the valve with wet CH e Ir 4 way vlave cloth when welding 4 way 5 Assembly of new 4 way valve in case sliding block valve inside the valve should be burnt and water flow into the pipe line eWelding with nitrogen and the nitrogen pressure shall be 0 5 0 1kgf c m relative pressure solenoid e Assemble solenoid valve 6 Assembly of solenoid valve onto the new 4 way valve valve E po RL um li in order of disassembly 119 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE 7 Examination of System E E IK 2 ePump vacuum and fill and cooling medium E E EI lan LA N cooling medium if the filling E d r system leak test passes Disassembly and Assembly of capillary Remark Make sure there isn t any refrigerant in p
88. e nitrogen pressure should be 0 5 0 1kgf cm relative pressure ePlease pay attention to heating in case that surrounding materials should be burnt by high temperature elnstall power supply wire onto fixing in the order of disassembly e Screw down fixing screw for power supply wire with screwdriver o 117 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE Vacuum pumping 8 Vacuum pumping A NP ONE ePump vacuum through fluorin injection mouth fluorin injection mouth process pipe eRefill cooling medium into Vacuum system through fluorin 9 Refill of cooling medium en injection mouth through through fluorin injection eVolume of refilling should process pipe mouth be in accordance with the requirement on the unit nameplate Disassembly and Assembly of 4 way valve Remark Make sure there isn t any refrigerant in pipe system and the power supply is cut off before removal of the 4 way valve Disassemble eCut off power supply and solenoid reclaim cooling medium IO A HHHHHHZHHHHHRAM U TA T 1 Disassembly of solenoid valve properly e Disassemble solenoid valve valve with wrench WT DI LUA l N ll L Hi NE Y ge o 2
89. e familiar with it 43 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 5 2 4 Dimensions CONTROL amp C N N Wa 0 NW pm 1 N Are ENTER v CANCEL Y DELETE SINGLE P m gt TIMER gt a ONIOFF A Ca d A ZA GROUP C mu PA pA 44 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 5 3 Field Setting The centralized controller displays code of various units unit code is determined by the position on the back of the manual operator of the toggle switch of the manual operator on each flue pipe air conditioner Toggling values are corresponding to the 4 1 feet from the right to left of the toggle switch ON stands for 0 and conversely OFF stands for 1 Example 1 to get 0111 which represents the serial number 8 you can put foot 1 2 and 3 of the toggle switch to the opposite of ON and foot 4 to ON Example 2 to get 1010 which represents the serial number 11 you can put foot 2 and 4 of the toggle switch to the opposite of ON and foot 1 and 3 to ON As shown in the following diagram Unit code 1 Unit code 2 Unit code 3 Unit code 4 0000 0001 0010 0011 N EN BE 27 ed inju na GC ow e A i 2 wu d Ke mq 1 2 3 4 Unit code 5 Unit code 6 Unit code 7 Unit code 8 0100 010
90. e of indoor unit is too high compressor stop m display and timing turn ON OFF time Conly with wired controller have this Timing ON OFF display Eu unction display the speed high medium low of fan Conly with wired controller have DA this function cooling mode dehumidifying mode heating mode fan mode only with wired Function model display controller have this function Testing display display testing mode only with wired controller have this function i RT display room temperature and set temperature with wired controller or remoter emperature display board have this function U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT 4 PRODUCT DATA 4 Product Data at Rated Condition 4 1 1 Duct Type T ASDU 09A ASDU 12A ASDU 18A ASGE 09A WK ASGE 12A WK ASGE 18A WK kW Cooli Nominal e Capacity 9700 12300 19400 ON er wre zen imam xn Power Supply o 220240V 1PhSOHZ 3 Heat Exchange ross Fin Coll O O Type cemtrifugaltan O o Drive DieDrvr O E ENE NO E Arrow mm ssoaros covssoaso aaen Ext Static Pressure Pa zs To 25 Aire Standard washable synthetie Dimensions WxDxH 913x680x220 913x680x220 1012x736x266 Outline Package 995x750x273 995x750x273 1120x795x323 HetExhage CrssFinCoil 3 ME E Axial fan irma EE FanMotor Speed mm 3 3 3 900 Type Type ROTARY
91. eating mode all loads except for the four way valve are shut Temp Sensor bulb off The indicator is twinkling or fault code F4 is displayed And the buzzer gives out an alarm After the fault is removed the system will restore by itself and clear the fault code 94 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS Trouble Trouble Name Code MAINTENANCE Origin of Control Description Trouble Signal If discharge thermal bulb is short circuited under refrigeration and dehumidification mode all loads will be shut off Under heating mode all loads except for the four way valve are shut off The indicator is twinkling or fault code F4 is displayed And the buzzer gives out an alarm After the fault is removed the system will restore by itself and clear the fault code Failure of Indoor Room Sensor at Wire Controller Open circuit or short circuit of line controller thermal bulb is detected for continuous 5 seconds indoor environment temperature will be set compulsively at 24 degree the system does not take any measure and only the indicator is twinkling or Line controller fault code FO is displayed After the fault is removed the system can restore operation by itself Under air supply mode only the fault is displayed and the indoor fan is running normally The fault display disappears when the fault is removed 2 Cassette Type Indoor Unit s Error Indicating yellow Timing indicating lamp green Compressor indic
92. ee older update model MODEL ASDU 24A ASDU 36A ASDU 42A ASDU 48A EXPL VIEW VER 1 1 topcover3 01265240 AL 1 AU 2 topcovr2 01265242 ALL 1 AR _4 topcovert 01265239 ALL 1 AS 5 jendplateofairintakedoor 01375301 ALL 1 AE 6 airfilter 11125303 ASDU 24A 2 AK 6 Jair filter 111253031 ASDU 36 4248A 2 AK 7 EvaporatorAssy 01025366 ASDU 24A 1 BS 7 EvaporatorAssy CT 01025249 ASDU 36 1 BX 7 EvaporatorAssy 0102524901 ASDU42A 1 BX 7 EvaporatorAssy CT 01025274 ASDU48A 1 BY 8 watertraypanel 01285306 ALL 1 AT 9 fright side plate 01315293 ASDU24A 1 AM 9 right side plate 01315311 01315291 ASDU 36 42 48A 1 AM 10 electric suppot TT 01729160 AlL 2 AD 11 Fan Motor FG500A 15705301 15705304 ASDU 24A 1 BD Motor left SYP 160 200J 15012454 ASDU 4A 1 AY 12 Motr 15018603 ASDU 364248A 1 BB Motor right SYP 160 200J 15012458 ASDU 24A 1 AY 13 Motor 15018604 ASDU 364248A 1 BB 14 FanFixedPlate 01325301 ASDU 24A 1 AU 14 fanfixedplate 01325220 ASDU 36 4248A 1 AU 15 leftsideplate 01315304 ASDU 24A 1 AM 15 leftsideplate
93. f pump MAL screws eRemoved condensed water drainage pump is shown in the 3 Removal of GC Y _ graph condensed water drainage pump Disassembly of water containing plate Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly eDisassemble the fastening screws on the cover plate and remove the cover plate As is shown in the graph circle 1 Disassembly of represents 6 fastening screws under cover plate a Wel h the cover plate and the box represents two fastening screws on water containing plate symmetrically arranged both on left and right eDisassemble the fastening screws on l the water containing plate pull upward 2 Disassembly of o and remove the water containing plate water contaming Disassembled water containing plate 1s plate shown in the graph 145 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of fan and motor Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly e Disassemble the fixing screws on the fan components As is shown in Graph 10 circle represents 6 screws 1 Disassembly of fan eDisassemble the fastening screws on the fan and motor 2 Disassembly of ka c P Remove the fan As is shown motor T in Graph 1l box represents screws Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off and protect the copper tube and aluminum fin If the time for disassembly
94. f 39 Pump Drainage 52272 AD Ji 40 PumpSupport 13323000 AE Jif Al WatrPumpPSB 7 LL 431320 BA Jif 42 Room Sensor 39000191 AD pip 43 WieCam o 71010005 AB Jif The data are subject to change without notice MAINTENANCE 2 Model ASCU 24A ASCU 36A ASCU 42A ASCU 48A Exploded Views 186 PartCode No Part Description MODEL qty ASCU 24A ASCU 36A ASCU 42A ASCU 48A a Le POSU e Reese ue LE eN 8 Motor Gasket 76722731 AL 4 AC Co Bolt 70212701 AL 3 AC DIL NNI 3 nmm 1 1074042 24 1 AE 13 Evaporator dia 39000921 AL 1 AD lis 10071004 24 1 BRO lee Flow Guide Loop MU SPONSI 23 42010258 ALL dl cid 420101851 older ALL 43110233 older ALL 25 Transformer 48X26G 13110226 ALL Part 1 Part 2 PartCode No Part Description MODEL qty ASCU 24A ASCU 36A ASCU 42A ASCU 48A 20102702 older Electric Box Cover Sub Assy1 20122054 33010000 24 AG 107278 24 AD 3s 38 iaht Si __ 1302716 24 AM Display Board Z7A351 30297301 ALL 1 AX DrainHoseAssy___________ 5232 70 ALL 1 AD Uppershell 27220001191 364248 1 AL Remote Controller 305150231 OLDER 36 1248 1 AT jPowercod 40020881 364248 1 AN The data are subject to ch
95. f refrigerant piping Make sure there is no moisture inside Make sure there is no dirt inside the Make sure the refrigerant does not the pipes pipe leak out 41146 1411481 Figure 3 1 1 Align copper pipe flare with the center of screwed connector and tighten fully the nut of the flare by hand 76 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Tighten the flare nut with a torque spanner until the torque spanner makes a click as shown in Figure 3 1 1 Moment needed for tightening a nut 1s shown in Tab 3 1 1 Xm C y Fitting Pipe for Indoor Uni Torque Spanner Figure 3 1 2 Form 3 1 1 the tightening torque needed for tightening nut Pipe diameter Tightening torque 3 4 70 75 N m Curvature of piping shall not be too small or otherwise piping may be broken So installation personnel should use a pipe bender to bend pipes Upward or longitudinal welding joint method is usually applied to the welding of pipelines The welding method that mouth of pipe is downward face down welding should be avoided as far as possible because such method is prone to welding defects and even would cause leakage as shown in Figure 3 1 3 lt Racommended method O O sokler SST Sa Downward lang ERA Llpeard facing Ward 7B Figure 3 1 3 Uninsulated connecting pipes and connectors should be packed with sponge and tied with plastic adhesive tapes Jd U MATCH AIR CONDITIONE
96. g to actual installation demands The installation method is similar to the back return air inlets Among all air outlets at least one keeps open If circular duct is in use air shall be supplied to rooms through circular flexible insulating duct Air supply duct and return duct shall be heat insulated 2 Installation of fresh air duct only limited to excessive pressure units with refrigerating output over 6000W The fresh air battle as shown in Figure 1 1 13 a must be removed for mounting the fresh air duct If the fresh air duct is not in use gaps around the battle shall be sealed by sponge Circular flanges are mounted for convenient connection of the fresh air duct as shown in Figure 1 1 14 b Ducts and circular flanges must be sealed and insulated sufficiently Fresh air must be filtered air Round air duct a b Figure 1 1 13 3 Installation of air return duct Square flanges at ex factory shall be defaulted to installation at the back and the air return cover plate shall be mounted at the lower as shown in figure 1 1 14 Squareness flange Back air intake Down air intake T ME M hir intake cover board Figure 1 1 14 56 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION If lower air return is demanded the square flange and the air return cover plate should be exchanged in their respective position The air return duct shall be connected to the air return inlet on the indoor uni
97. h gas welding before removal of 4 way valve eRecord the direciton of the 3 Disassembly of 4 way 4 way valve and valve installation postition of DE Dr DDD QD each pipe before welding away 4 way valve SGD DID We DDI eRemove the old 4 way valve from the pipe line 4 Removal of 4 way valve DDD Deo ed PX IG DAT Dez 131 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE ePosition accurately the new 4 way valve eConnect new 4 way valve with pipe line e Wrap the valve with wet cloth when welding 4 way 5 Assembly valve in case sliding block 4 way valve inside the valve should be burnt and water flow into the pipe line c does IZ NN RI D e Welding with nitrogen and the nitrogen pressure shall be 0 5 0 1kgf c m relative pressure eAssemble solenoid valve onto the new 4 way valve in order of disassembly 6 Assembly of solenoid valve m Ie bas DDD Er De ePump vacuum and fill cooling medium if the system leak test passes 7 Examination of System and cooling medium rn A filling DEE D ID ros D ret 3 o o VOW 132 Disassembly and A
98. he surrounding fixing screw with screwdriver eSome types 24k and above need to be equipped with front panel outside the external casing ePut new panel grating into right position on the unit eScrew down the surrounding fixing screw with screwdriver ePut new screen into the right position on the unit eScrew down the surrounding fixing screw with screwdriver 115 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 10 Assembly coping MAINTENANCE ePut the new coping into the right position on the unit eScrew down the surrounding fixing screw with screwdriver Remark Make sure there isn t any refrigerant in pipe system and the power supply is cut off before removal of the compressor l Disassembly Compressor Wires 2 Disassembly of fixing nuts on compressor 3 Disassembly of suction and discharge pipe e Loose the fixing screw for Die the power supply
99. he unit arrives please check if any damage due to transport is existent If any hurt is found on the surface or inside please declare to the transport company or the manufacturer in writing Upon receipt of the unit the unit and accessories shall be checked in accordance with the packing list Before acceptance it must be confirmed that the model is correct and the unit is in good shape and specification and quantity of accessories are right Correct handling route and method shall be decided to prevent damage to the unit For protecting the unit and ensuring its safety carrying the unit with its package is recommended If such carrying method is difficult under particular conditions the canton shall not be removed to avoid looseness or falling during handling Confirm the foundation is secure When the unit is installed on the metal part of a building electrical insulation must be in compliance with relevant standards Confirm the installation position is away from storage zone of inflammable and explosive substances or otherwise leakage of inflammable and explosive substances may lead to explosion or a fire 1 1 2 Installation Site 9 9 Ensure the top hanging piece has strong strength to withstand the weight of the unit The drainage pipe has convenient flow of water There is no obstacle blocking the air intake and exhaust outlet so as to ensure sound air circulation The installation spaces required by the drawing must
100. iling opening is marked on the install cardboard Install the install cardboard on the unit by bolt 3 piece and fix the angle of the drainage pipe at the outlet vent by bolt Adjust the unit to the suitable install place Check if the unit is horizontal Inner drainage pump and bobber switch are included in the indoor unit check if 4 angle of every unit are horizontal by water lever If the unit is slant toward the opposite of the coagulate water flow there may be malfunction of the bobber switch and lead water drop Backout the gasket anchor board used to prevent gasket break off and tighten the nut on it Backout the install cardboard Cautions Please do tighten the nuts and bolts to prevent air conditioner break off 66 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 1 3 4 Dimension Data A NA ASCU 12A ASCU 18A Figure 1 3 5 1 mo so m a to om ASCU 12A ASCU 18A ASCU 24A ASCU 36A ASCU 42A ASCU 48A Figure 1 3 5 2 67 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION ma T Figure 1 3 2 ENEN ENENKEN ENEN ASCU 36A ASCU 42A 950 890 840 780 680 160 320 ASCU 48A 1 3 5 Installation Clearance Data Ki S E E Py re E ie e T3 T4 eS l T 220 SA AS SN DANN b S de S ES WV z O c X N lt N 1500 Se Unit mm SSMNNNNNSS
101. inds styles 6 Lock function Press A and V at the same time for 5 seconds the set temp will display EE and shield all buttons will sound and repress the A and W at the same time for 5 seconds the lock function will be released for details please read corresponding parts of manual 36 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 4 2 Display View E TIME AND SAS ES MSU I UU A ME ry A AUD DN AN f RANA B IT di Il IN l UY EN o UY ES fal ZN lt NA F 1 OO Ag K c O EEDACT f jar ISIN SAVE S DEFROST OU EIN W e ATA NS U Jl Y Kl fS A S AHN TnT ei A fS NOS el VU i DEBUG I JU U i pa ET X c ie S Gea ye ga Vey 6 1 j Jj ei ome j e U JN Ir ON OFF DA LE 9 Ns C uw E SS NS Ed Function description Timer on off AN display timer on p display timer off gt auto fan speed E low fan speed Fan speed display ef Display set temp value its range is 16 30 IS middle fan speed high fan speed Set temp display AUTO auto mode GU cool mode dry mode d fresh fan mode Ch A N DIS VLS U Run mode display P fan mode 5 M l heat mode only cool and heat unit CONTROL 37 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 4 3 Dimension
102. ipe system and the power supply is cut off before removal of the capillary Weld point eWeld two welding points l Disassembly of q NW AU j connecting capillary with capillary 2 LE other pipe lines E ES Rid d Cl eRemove capillary eAssemble new capillary Weld point e Weld the points connected with other pipe lines 2 Assembly of new eRe examine the leak capillary ie hunting of system Pump vacuum and fill the cooling medium Disassembly and Assembly of Vapour Liquid Separator Remark Make sure there isn t any refrigerant in pipe system and the power supply is cut off before removal of the vapor liquid separator Needless for types under 24kBtu h eDisassemble two fixing Disassembly of Fixing o screws for reservoir screw for liquid reservoir l l pothook with screwdriver 120 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 2 Disassembly of liquid separator 3 Assembly of New liquid separator
103. ke pipes shall be fixed to the prefabricated boards of the ceiling by using iron supports The joints of the pipes must be sealed by glue so as to avoid leakage The design and installation of air pipes must be in conformity with the relevant state engineering criteria The edge of the air intake pipe must be at least 150mm away from the wall The air intake must be covered with filter Silencing and shock absorption shall be considered in the design and installation of the air pipes Additionally the noise source must be far away from where people stay The air intake shall not be located above the place where users stay offices and rest places etc 54 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 1 Installation of air supply duct Installation of rectangular air duct as shown in Figure 1 1 11 N RER Return air Supply air Return ar e 4 Figure 1 1 11 4 Rumaia a Installation of circular duct as shown in Figure 1 1 12 EHE CEU EA AAA EA p Pd N N SA Figure 1 1 12 55 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Designation Transition duct Designation Hanger rod No No EA ao 9 Air diffuser Return air shutter Connector of air diffuser 4 Ss LI Aot Note The above two diagrams show how back return air inlets are installed Lower return air inlets shall be used accordin
104. l ASFU 24A Exploded Views 2 8 68 6 7 66 65 A 192 NS Price EE CO a fiet Decoration Pae 262072 TITO 2 Shaft ofLowert Le A8 2 3 Swing LowerFixer 1334208 AE IJ Fa LowerSuppor 2420000 AC s 5 LowerFixer 2226 o a 6 Lower Lena AH TT 7 shat oftowen 1030296 as 2 E Right Decoration Pias 261212 a i 9 Left Swing Motor Fixer 26152007 AD i gt be LJ AU 1 a1 electric Box 2002308 Ao 1 12 Display Board 615281 30545654 AW Il 13 Buvons Panel __20162004 AE IJ 14 Right Swing Motor Fer 26152408 AD IJ 15 Sep Motor W 192704 Ar 2 16 Motor Clamp 2611206 AC 4 17 Water Tray 12242 A II as witany WaeTay mas Aw i 19 Pipe Clip 70812001 AB 1 20 Drainage Pipe 33539 Ae IJ 21 Hande 26232001 AD 4 22 romorRighSdePe 12312408 AD ij 23 Riem Fixing Pae aoa A8 IJ 24 Support of Motor Bearing 1792408 ac 2 25 Fixer of Motor Suppo 09x30 a ij 26 Right Decoration Panel 20112033 AL IJ 27 PipeClamp 107224 ac l 28 BlewieBox am ac 29 Wire Base 24253001 ac 1 30 Wire Clam
105. lation tape to wrap the pipes from the bottom of the outdoor unit until the upper end of the pipe where the pipe enters the wall When wrapping thermal insulation tape the later circle of tape must cover half of the front circle of tape Figure 3 1 7 Wrapped pipe must be fixed to wall using pipe clamps Caution After the pipes are wrapped by protective materials never bend the pipes to form very small angle and otherwise the pipes may crack or break Do not wrap the protective tape too tight otherwise the efficiency of thermal insulation may be decreased Ensure that the condensate drainage flexible tube is separate from the bundled pipes After the protective work is completed and the pipes are wrapped use seal material to block the hole in the wall so as to prevent rain and wind from entering the room 3 2 Caution in Connecting Pipes Arrangement of connecting pipes shall be performed according to sit conditions with reference to the following principles 9 9 Try to shorten the length of connecting pipes within 5m for the better Try to reduce height difference between indoor unit and outdoor unit Try to reduce number of joint bends of connecting pipes If the length of connecting pipes is more than 20m adequacy of lubricant of the system must be checked and if necessary add more lubricant properly Filling amount of refrigerant in the system is matched to a 7m connecting pipe If the connecti
106. lding eProvide nitrogen protection during gas welding and the nitrogen pressure should be 0 5 0 1kgf cm relative pressure ePlease pay attention to heating in case that surrounding materials should be burnt by high temperature 129 7 Connection power supply wires of compressor 8 Vacuum pumping and cooling medium filling through valve TO EDS DES LS CDE TES ENEN EEN EEEN VEN IN MAINTENANCE eAssemble the power supply wires onto right position according to the order of disassembly eScrew down the fixing NIETEN screw for the power supply wires with screwdriver ePump the system vacuum through valve before refill cooling medium e Volume of refilling should be in accordance with the requirement on the unit nameplate 130 MAINTENANCE Disassembly and Assembly of 4 way valve Remark Make sure there isn t any refrigerant in pipe system and the power supply is cut off before removal of 4 way valve eCut off power supply and reclaim cooling medium properly e Disassemble the assembling screw for l Disassembly l solenoid valve solenoid valve e Disassemble solenoid valve with wrench NED DEE 2 Co DW 7 o o eHeat connection pipes for 4 pipes of 4 way valve wit
107. llowing process if several drain hoses join together As shown in Figure 1 3 11 _T tie in join drain hose NEM cr Po E s AA E i x y E Es The specs of the selected join drain hose should fits the running capacity of the unit Figure 1 3 11 Check the smoothness of drain after installation Check the drain state by immiting 600cc water slowly from the outlet vent or test hole As shown in Figure 1 3 12 Check the drain in the state of refrigerating after installation of the electric circuit 70 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Way of immiting Drain hose Drain vent for repair use plastic stopper 1s included drain the water in waterspout by this outlet vent E z SUE Above100mm lt Immiting water from the rest hole gt PS Plastic water pot The length of the pipe should be about 100mm S E lt Immiting water from the outlet vent terminal gt Figure 1 3 12 1 3 7 Installation of panel 1 Set the panel to the indoor unit body by matching the position of the swing flap motor of the decoration panel to the piping position of the panel to the piping position of the indoor unit as shown in Figure 1 3 13 r Ba Ceili liis Le 1 est SES EE EEA 1 5 Emm Sealing material Indoor uni been EN a sd J E Ed if e n ri T zz EISE E f A Air outlet M Panel Figure 1 3 13 7 U MATCH AIR CONDITIO
108. m the 2 Disassembly unit screen TUUUUUUUUUUUU el oose the fixing screws surrounding the front panel with screwdriver eRemove the front panel 2 Disassembly of front from the unit panel el oose the fixing screws for the panel grating with screwdriver l eTake away and remove 3 Disassembly of panel l panel grating fromthe grat ng external casing 125 MAINTENANCE 4 Disassembly of external casing 5 Disassembly of back panel 6 Assembly back panel 7 Assembly external casing TCP IFS N D S US 0 9 TIT A DDD TESTS Co MESSEN SNN TGS US AA C 0 9 ERIC CST TIES uei COO UIS eLoose the fixing screws surrounding external casing with screwdriver eRemove the external casing from the unit eLoose the fixing screws surrounding the back panel with screwdriver eRemove the back panel from the unit ePosition accurately the new back panel eScrew down the surrouding fixing screws with screwdrive
109. m the indoor unit Refer to Figure 1 2 6 Be sure to use only the specified accessories and parts for installation work Figure 1 2 5 Figure 1 2 6 59 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 1 2 4 Dimension Data ASFU 09A ASFU 12A ASFU 18A ASFU 24A ASFU 36A ASFU 42A ASFU 48A 60 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 1 2 5 Installation Clearance Data Stem OT More c OT Tore 40cm OT NOTE 100cm OT More Figure 1 2 8 1 2 6 Drain Piping Work 1 Installation of Drainage Pipeline A Drainage outlet is located at both the left and right sides of the indoor unit After selecting one Drainage outlet the other outlet shall be blocked by rubber plug Bundle the blocked outlet with string to avoid leakage and also use thermal insulation materials to wrap the blocked outlet When shipped out from factory both the Drainage outlets are blocked by rubber plugs When connecting the drainage pipe with the unit do not apply excessive force to the pipeline at the side of the unit The fixing position of the pipeline shall be near the unit Purchase general purpose hard PVC pipe locally to be used as the drainage pipeline When carrying out connection place the end of the PVC pipeline into the drainage hole Use flexible drainage tube and tighten it with thread loop Never use adhesive to connect the drainage hole and the flexible drainage tube As shown in Figure 1 2 9 When
110. mainboard Check the direction of the plug and socket Remove the sensor to check if the resistance value is ok Replace mainboard of the indoor uint Malfunction display F3 Failure of Outdoor Ambient Sensor Failure of outdoor Ambient sensor Replace temperature sensor Check if the plug of the temperature sensor is correctly connected with socket on the mainboard Check the direction of the plug and socket Remove the sensor to check 1f the resistance value is ok Replace temperature sensor v Replace mainboard of the indoor uint 101 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS Malfunction display F4 Failure of Exhaust Temp Sensor Failure of Exhaust Temp sensor MAINTENANCE Check if the plug of the temperature sensor is correctly connected with socket on the mainboard Check the direction of the plug and socket Remove the sensor to check if the resistance value is ok v Replace mainboard of the indoor uint Replace temperature sensor Malfunction display F5 Failure of Indoor Room Sensor at Wire Controller Failure of indoor room sensor at Wired Controller Replace Wired Controller of the indoor uint 102 U MATCH AIR CONDITI
111. mension Data 50 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION suit for ASDU 24A ASDU 36A ASDU 42A ASDU 48A ASDU 60A Air Intake Air supply Elartrir Ane Figure 1 1 7 Dimension Data Duct Unit Unit mm Moa LA BR c D o e e ee e 932 894 1101 1101 ASDU 36A ASDU 42A 1011 748 820 1115 1226 115 979 160 231 290 ASDU 48A 788 820 815 979 5 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION List of Accessories for Installation of Indoor Unit Designation and shape Operation and installation instructions Heat insulating material for large ga For air pipe connector of indoor unit connector Heat insulating material for small For refrigerant pipe connector of indoor connector unit For packing condensate pipe and rubber Heat insulation material for drain pipe plug For fixing the hanging hook Four sets for hoisting the unit on the ceiling Nite Nuvi water MID Numer ageet O Vie conto NEN NM Remote cont E mm 0 for a 2 powerhorse unit 2 for a 2 5 3 Bellow 2 or 4 horsepower unit 4 for a 4 5 horsepower unit 2 for a 4 5 horsepower unit and 1 for other Power cable unit 3 for a 4 5 horsepower unit and 2 for other Connecting cable l unit 1 1 5 Installation Clearance Data a Pd Nut with washer F4 N P For hoisting the unit on the ceiling Qty 1 1 1 2 4 4 4 1 1 2 0 1 2 2 3 Y K x Nut spring washer NL
112. n Motor Speed 940 Compressor R410A Refrigerant Capillary Tube 1018x412x695 Dimensions WxDxH E E Outline Package 1100x450x755 y Connections Max Length Max Height Difference 15 13 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Continued 1 Models Outdoor unit ASGE 36A WK 9 8 Cooling EA E Nominal 33400 Capacity 10 78 kW eating EER COP 22 21 Indoor Unit ASFU 36A Less NARE RER OmeFaCd REECH EC x Drive Direct Driver 1800 1630 1520 54 51 48 ame E Steek Dimensions WxDxH 1590x695x238 Outline Package 1714x830x330 Outdoor Unit ASGE 36A WK 380 415V 3Ph 50 Power Supply HZ Heat Exchange EN Cross Fin Coil Type R410A Refrigeran Charge kg 3 Dimensions WxHxD 1018x412x840 Outline Package 1100x450x985 Weight Net Gross kg 90 100 B Piping mm Connectio ns 14 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Continued 2 Models Capacity pew o ass O EER COP EE RT T 2 30 2 67 Ds ID ma il em A a OO JO ta os O ia ne tg Dimensions WxDxH 1590x695x238 1590x695x238 Outline Package 1714x830x330 1714x830x330 Weight Net Gross 48 58 48 58 eese O OSV SO abes E nar ae 0 O Compressor Moi m s o 5 Refrigerant Capillary Tube Dimensions WxDxH 1032x412x1250 1032x412x1250 mm Outline Package Connections 11105x 450 x1385 1110x 450x
113. nction display E5 Compressor Overheat Abnormal overcurrent Y Check if compressor s connection line E Adjust compressor s is properly connected connection line Y N Check if current value is higher than the Replace overcurrent protector s setting protector Y N Refer to high pressure If unit s high pressure is normal d DE protection Y N If voltage is normal Replace mainboard Contact the power supply company 98 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS Malfunction display E6 Communications Failure Communication malfunction MAINTENANCE Confirm the locations of plug and socket Replace the communication line Confirm the locations of plug and socket Check if indoor unit s communication N gt line is properly connected EE N Check if communication line is closed gt circuit REN N Check 1f the communication line between gt indoor and indoor units is properly connected N Check if the two ends of communication line are separately equipped with ferrite cores Equip the ferrite cores Check if the connected outdoor unit is energized Energize the outdoor unit Replace mainboards 99 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE Malfuncti
114. ng Fixing Plate 1532407 AE 1 65 Rear Side Plate of air Oue 1302405 AK l 766 Connecting Lever 10582008 Ac 3 67 Connecting lever 1058209 AC 2 68 SwingLower moss Ac zl PART 2 The data are subject to change without notice MAINTENANCE 3 Model ASFU 36A ASFU 42A ASFU 48A Exploded Views 195 MODEL ASFU 36A ASFU 42A ASFU 48A Left Decoration Plate ee Se a 2 Shaft of Louvert 1051205 LI 3 AB 013324180 36 AG pac i ewesppn aa 4 A 3 LouverFixer JL 2490908 3 AC 6 ShaftofLouverll oOo 1051206 2 AB pT lower EE AH a RS ee eee ee 5 et Swing Motor Fer EC Y a 10 Front Panel 15324094 AU 11 Display Box LI 200038 1 AD 12 Display Board5T52 3054564 Jij AW 01544106 36 AE BEEF GN T4 Right Swing Morore 0 265206 1 mo 15 Step Motor MP35CA fo 1832040 1 AF 16 Motor Clamp 2611206 4 AC 17 WaterTray 102240 AZ 18 Auxiliary Water Tray 127409 TAN O 19 Pipe Clip LI 70812001 Tai AB 20 Drainage Pipe 523543 TE 21 Harde LI 262301 4 AD 22 Foam of RightSidePlate 123142 1 AD 23 Rish Fixing Pae 13 304 3 A8 24 Support of Motor Bearing 179408 2 AC 25 Fixer of Motor Support 179407 IJ AF 26 Right Decoration Fand 201
115. ng pipe is needed to lengthen appropriate amount of refrigerant should be added How much refrigerant should be added for every meter extension refers to the following table Allowable maximum pipe length is 30m If height difference between indoor unit and outdoor unit exceeds 10m in installation of air conditioner an oil return bend must be mounted at an interval of 6m If heights of indoor unit and outdoor unit are different pipes should be laid out with reference to Figure 3 2 1 Refrigerant pipe thin Air pipe large 80 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION J Outdoor unit l l DA AM Refi gerant pipes Air pipe Sy Oil loop of air pipe Oil loop of air pipe An oil loop is arranged at an interval of 4 6m d indoor unit Figure 3 2 1 3 3 Specification of Connection Pipe Maximum Maximum Difference Additional Length in Height between Charge of Connection Outdoor and Indoor of Gas Pipe Liquid Pipe ASGE 09A 03 8 ASGE 12A Q1 4 1 2 Pipe Unit Refrigerant ASGE 18A ASGE 24A 05 8 ASGE 36A ASGE 42A 3 4 1 2 ASGE 48A ASGE 60A 8l U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 4 ELECTRIC WIRING WORK 4 1 Wiring Principle 4 1 1 General 9 09099 Perform wiring of the power supply in conformance with the regulations of the local electric company For the control wires connecting indoor units and between indoor and outdoor
116. ning plate As is shown in the graph arrow represents the 2 Disassembly of hs water containing plate The water containing oh Lou postition of screws are shown plate y o d in the box Disassembly of electrical parts box Remark Cut off the power supply and make sure the power supply wires signal wires and electrical parts box in good condition Illustration Handling Instruction eDisassemble 4 assembling screws and pull upward to remove the Disassembly electrical parts electrical parts box box 156 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of fan Remark Cut off the power supply and make sure the fan is in good condition and shape Illustration Handling Instruction eDisassemble the nuts with wrench and pull upper side to remove the fan The position of Disassembly of fan Ww washer nuts is shown by the arrow in the graph Step Handling Instruction eDisassemble the screws with wrench and pull upper side to remove the motor Disassembly of motor 157 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of air deflecting motor Remark Make sure the air deflecting motor in good condition and the power supply is cut off e Disassemble two fitting screws on the air deflecting motor and remove the motor Disassembly air deflecting motor Handling Instruction eRemove part of the insulating sponge on four corners on the panel and remove the two exposed screws Disassembly of screws
117. omponents like motor compressor motor etc ADD AA UT Attention Record right position for wire connection during disassembly of connecting wires eDisassemble fixing screws i US ENEN 0 9 Toto C TCD fa DUDA between electrical parts box and middle clapbord motor support as well as right pA Disaasembly of l panel with screwdriver electrical parts box modules eRemove electrical parts box modules TITITITITICATIATIA 3 Removal of electrical parts box modules HA A CERES SUSTO T DU Go C 138 4 Assembly of electrical parts modules 5 Connection of power supply wires of each component TICA ES N ENEN TEN TI TITO TI LO UOL 0 OD 0 9 L 91 DCD 05 FO TITS TS GoGo TI TO CD CD TO CD ENTI DO CD ECOS 31 MAINTENANCE ePosition accurately the new electrical parts box eRe fasten the electrical parts box modules and screw down with screwdriver eRe connect the connection wires of each components with right position according to the order of disassembly 139 MAINTENANCE 4 2 Indoor Unit 4 2 1 Duct Type ASDU 09A ASDU 12A AS
118. on display E9 Full Water Protection Full Water Protection Y Chose E Check if the voltage of liquid leve Replace the main board switch end is ok of the indoor uint Y Y Check the liquid level switch heck if the water drainage pump N Check if the voltage of water N Replace the main board of works drainage pump end is ok the indoor uint Y Check the cables of Y water drainge pump Check if the water drainage pipe is N M Adjust the water jammed or if water flows smoothly drainage pipe X Clear the water drainage pipe Malfunction display FO Failure of Indoor Room Sensor at Air Intake Failure of indoor room sensor at air intake Check the direction of the plug and socket Check if the plug of the temperature sensor is correctly connected with socket on the mainboard Remove the sensor to check if the resistance value is ok Replace temperature sensor v Replace mainboard of the indoor uint 100 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS Malfunction display F1 Failure of Evaporator Temp Sensor Failure of condenser Temp sensor MAINTENANCE Check if the plug of the temperature sensor is correctly connected with socket on the
119. pport and remove the motor ePosition accurately new motor on the motor support eScrew down the fixing screw to fasten the motor eConnect the motor wire through the hole with the corresponding X position inside the electrical parts box and fasten the connecting plug eClose the cover and screw down the screw ePosition reliably the new fan on the motor axis eHold the fans without movement eScrew down fixing screws for fan with wrench 122 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS Disassembly and Assembly of electrical parts box MAINTENANCE Remark Make sure power supply of the unit is cut down before removal of electrical parts box or electrical parts box modules 1 Disassembly of cover of electrical parts box 2 Pull away the power supply wires for components like motor etc 3 Disaasembly of electrical parts box modules 4 Removal of electrical parts box modules SSS OS Gy Wy v gi f P P Disassemble fixing screw of electric box eCut off the power supply eDisassemble fixing screw between electrical parts box cover and the box with screwdriver eTake away and remove the cover from electrical parts box eDisassemble electrical components like mainboard inside the electrical parts box connected with outer componets power loaded wires for componets like compressor motor eAttention
120. r ePosition accurately the new panel on the unit eScrew down the surrouding fixing screws with screwdriver 126 8 Assembly of new panel grating 9 Assembly of new front panel 10 Assembly of new screen 11 Assembly of new coping MAINTENANCE ePosition accurately the new panel grating on the unit panel eScrew down the surrouding fixing screws with screwdriver ePosition accurately the new front panel eScrew down the surrouding fixing screws with screwdriver ePosition accurately the new screen eScrew down the surrouding fixing screws with screwdriver ePosition accurately the new coping eScrew down the surrouding fixing screws with screwdriver 127 removal of the compressor 1 Disassembly of power supply wire 2 Disassembly of fixing nuts on compressor 3 Disassembly of suction and exhaustion pipe TICA TIL CO IDA C9 CSCS CSCS KEN CD OATES LEIGOS TITO TO TIS SS ELEN DI TI TITS TS TIDO s MAINTENANCE Disassembly and Assembly
121. ressor ON OFF OFF Outdoor fan e Operation at a low speed OFF UFF Indoor fan OFF 4 way valve IS z Se T Time De When Tamb T preset 2 C the unit begins cooling operation and the compressor and the outdoor fan are running and the indoor fan is running at a low speed When Tamb lt T preset 2 C the unit is in the cooling shutdown state and the compressor and the outdoor fan stop running When Torese 2 C lt Tamb lt T preset 2 C the unit is in the six minute stop and four minute operation state that is the compressor runs for 6 minutes and then stops for 4 minutes in such cycle repeatedly and the indoor fan operates at a low speed 28 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 2 3 Heating Mode Heating Mode Starting up Manual shutdown ON T OFF OFF Compressor ON T OFF OFF Outdoor fan Operation ata Operation in blowing ON set speed afterheat state OFF OFF Indoor fan ON Operation under normal conditions u OFF gt Urr Auxiliary heating ON OFF OFF 4 way valve B VAT d d P f S Time ls 20s 10s los 49s 60s Cold blast prevention When Tamb lt T preset 1 C the unit begins heating operation and the compressor and the outdoor fan are running and the indoor fan is running at a set speed according to cold fan prevention conditions When Tamb T preset 1 C the compressor and the outdoor fan stop running and the four way valve keeps energized and the indoor fan is running
122. ressure 3 Noise is tested in the Semianechoic room so it should be slightly higher in the actual operation due to environmental change 4 2 Operation Range Range of Outdoor Temperature C CF Cooling 18 C 43C TC 43 C with low Ambient kit 21 4 3 Electrical Data Max Fuse Breaker Min Disconnect Power Condenser i i Model Supply Oty LRA RLA Fan Motors Indoor Outdoor Indoor Outoor Each ASGE 09A WK ASDU 09A i D m ES 6 16 6 16 ASFU 09A am 6 16 6 16 Em 240 1 50 ASGE 12A WK M 12A ASFU 12A 12A ASGE 18A WK ASFU 18A E 18A ASGE 24A WK 24A ss 027 AE Ju 2 061 os 625 65 HIE ASGE36A WK ASFU S6A d ASGEA2A WK AS 380 415 LASCUAQA 3 50 ASGEASA WE TASFUABA Ms E IU oefen es as 102s os Notes RLA Rated load amperes LRA Locked rotor amperes FLA Full load curent U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT 5 PIPING DIAGRAM YF IN AN CN Y ay JC Jf Ne Ne od od Canillar J uuu y UROS J et ka ZEN ZE II Aca ouf E 0 x dii TOLE o e Heating e dz AN O E ONU na Nom Indoor Heat E je 23 CONTROL U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 1 OPERATION FLOWCHART 1 1 Cooling Dry Operation Power On Unit start and running at cool or dry mode Indoor fan run Satisfying
123. rews as shown by the arrow in the graph on left and 1 Disassembly of remove the electrical parts box electrical parts box cover panel cover panel e Disassemble 4 screws as shown by the arrow in the graph on left two 2 Disassembly of screws on both electrical parts box sides and remove modules the electrical parts box modules and the wires 149 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of air deflecting plate modules Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly especially the joints of the air deflecting plate eRemove the air deflecting plates from the air deflecting plate support assembly and then remove both ends from Disassembly of the air sweeping motor joint air deflecting i a As is shown in the graph plate modules arrow represents the support assembly and circle the air sweeping motor joint Disassemble of water containing plate modules Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly Illustration Handling Instruction e Disassemble 4 screws shown in the graph with screwdriver two Disassemble screws on both left water containing l and right and plate modules remove the water containing plate modules Disassembly of fixing plate modules for air sweeping fans Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and prote
124. se the fault is displayed When outdoor unit is energized and fails to receive data of indoor unit within 30 seconds an indoor unit communication fault 1s reported The compressor and the outdoor unit will be shut off and the four way valve will be stopped 2 minutes after the compressor outage in heating state If indoor unit fails to receive information of outdoor unit a communication fault is reported The indoor unit is shut off and an indicator is twinkling If the display board fails to receive information of outdoor unit a communication fault is determined and displayed and the unit does not actuate After communication becomes normal the system can restore to the previous running state itself If fan overload protection is detected for continuous 3 seconds relevant compressor and fan shall be shut off immediately and a fault code ES is displayed and at the same time the buzzer gives out an alarm Push the ON OFF key if the fault disappears clear the fault display and push the ON OFF key for restarting the system Water full is detected for continuous 8 seconds after the system is powered on the water full protection is initiated and the indicator is twinkling or E9 is displayed Under refrigeration and dehumidification mode the outdoor fan and the compressor are shut off and the indoor fan stops after 1 minute delay under heating mode he outdoor fan and the compressor are shut off the four way valve keeps at the pre
125. ssembly especially the fastening screws for fans ePress the buckle at the 1 Disassembly of front and back scroll cases 2 Disassembly of fans 3 Disassembly of bearing fixing plates Ne joints of front and back scroll cases with hands and pull upward to remove the front scroll case Then remove the screws on the back scroll case Lift the buckle of back scroll case with hands and remove it As is shown in the graph circle represents 2 screws on left and right eDisassemble the fixing screws of fan wheel with inner hexagonal and remove the wheel The inner hexagonal and its direction of effect are shown by the arrow in the graph eDisassemble 4 screws on the bearing fixing plates with screwdriver As shown in the box in the graph 152 MAINTENANCE 4 Disassembly of motor f Su agent unn 5 Step Illustration Disassembly of right and left fixing plates eDisassemble the bolt shown in the graph with screwdriver and remove the motor press plate and retaining clio for motor Handling Instruction eDisassemble the bolts on right and left fixing plates with tools As is shown by the arrow in the graph 153 MAINTENANCE 4 2 3 Cassette Type Handling Instruction ePush the right and left clips on the panel to the middle and pull upward at the same time Pull backward when at 45 The position of clips is 1 Disassembly of shown by the arrow in
126. ssembly of capillary MAINTENANCE Remark Make sure there isn t any refrigerant in pipe system and the power supply is cut off before removal of the capillary l Disassembly Capillary 2 Assembly capillary of New Handling Instruction eWeld two welding points connecting capillary with other pipe lines eRemove capillary eAssemble new capillary eWeld the points connected with other pipe lines eRe conduct the system leak test Pump vacuum and fill the cooling medium 133 MAINTENANCE Disassembly and Assembly of Vapour Liquid Separator Remark Make sure there isn t any refrigerant in pipe system and the power supply is cut off before removal of the vapor liquid separator eDisassemble the fixing screws on the pothooks and retaining clips of the 1 Disassembly of ml gA reservoir with retaining clips for liquid LA screwdriver reservoir eRemove the retaining clips for liquid reservoir 2 Removal of retaining clips for liquid reservoir eWeld open two pipes connecting vapor liquid separator with pipe line 3 Disassembly of vapor EE SC eRemove vapor liquid liquid separator separator ePosition accurately new vapor liquid separator eConnect new vapor liquid separator with pipe line 4 Assembly of new using gas welding vapor liquid separator
127. t panel as 1s 1 Disassembly of l shown in the graph arrow right panel E represents right panel eDisassemle the fastening screws on the left panel and remove left panel as is 2 Disassembly of sch R M AT shown in the graph arrow left panel y 28 LU EA A represents left panel eDisassemle the fastening screws on the evaporator As is shown in the graph in the circle there are two fastening screws and in the 3 Disassembly of y P A direction of arrow two evaporator K more eRemove the evaporator eDisassemble the self tapping screw on the evaporator support and remove the evaporator support As is shown in 4 Disassembly of l l the graph in the circle evaporator support there are two fastening screws and in the similar position in the direction of arrow two more 143 MAINTENANCE ASDU 24A ASDU 36A ASDU 42A ASDU 48A ASDU 60A Disassembly procedure Disassembly of filter screen for return air Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly Do not put filter screen near the high temperature heat source eCompress the filter screen for return air down on the guide slot sponge and remove Disassembly of l uM according to the direction filter screen for shown by the arrow return air There are 2 filter screen for return air Disassembly of electrical parts box cover panel and electrical parts bo
128. t with rivets and the other end of the air return duct is connected to an air return window To freely adjust the height a section of canvas duct can be fabricated and reinforced by 8 iron wires in the folding shape A proper installation method shall be selected by taking into overall consideration of building and maintenance conditions Air supply Air supply Designation Designation canvas duct Air supply duct Figure 1 1 15 4 Installation of circular air supply outlet Installation sketch for round supply air outlet Duct unit whose cooling capacity is 10000W 12000W Connect firmly after hole matched indoor unit N q round supply air outlet Connect firmly after hole matched indoor unit HA round supply air outlet l Sealing board T sponge Figure 1 1 16 57 ASDU 60A H speed M speed L speed imi H 10 20 30 40 50 60 Q 80 90 100 External Static Pressure Pa U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 1 2 Installation of Ceiling Type 1 2 1 Before Installation When the unit arrives please check if any damage due to transport is existent If any hurt is found on the surface or inside please de
129. the ceiling as Figure 1 1 5shows q Screw Bare f _ Hanger A AS ne Air Intake ND f Air Supply e A i Nec eo EL I Enlargement Figure 1 1 5 6 Precautions for unfavorable installation The preparation of all pipes connecting pipes and drainage pipes and cables connecting lines of wire controller indoor unit and outdoor unit must be ready before the installation so as to achieve smooth installation Drill an opening on the ceiling Maybe it is required to support the ceiling to ensure the evenness of it and avoid the vibration of it Consult with the user or a construction company for details 9 Incase the strength of ceiling is not enough use angle iron sections to set up a beam support Place the unit at the beam and fix it 49 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 7 Level detection of indoor unit After installation of indoor unit level detection for the complete unit must be done to ensure levelness as shown in Fig 1 1 6 Level Instrument Air Intake Condensate Drainpipe gt e Enlarged View As the inside of the unit is in the negative Condensate Drainpipe pressure status it is required to set up a backwater elbow The requirements is A B P 10 20 mm Fl J 8 P is the absolute pressure inside the unit B l The unit of the pressure is Pa Figure 1 1 6 1 1 4 Di
130. the laid drainage pipe is used for multiple units the common pipe shall be about 100mm lower than the drainage outlet of each set of unit A pipe with thicker wall shall be used for such purpose 61 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION oponge attachment r A b Clamp Clamp attachment OS y A z A Sponge gray Drain hose ed Figure 1 2 9 2 Testing of Drainage System After the electrical installation is completed carry out the testing of the drainage system During the test check if the water correctly flows through the pipelines Carefully observe the joints to ensure that there is no leakage If the unit is to be installed in a new house carry out testing before decorating the ceiling 3 Matters of Attention The drain pipe outlet direction can be chosen from either the right rear or right The diameter of the drain pipe should be equal to or greater than the diameter of the connecting pipe Vinyl tube pipe size 20mm outer dimension 26mm Keep the drain pipe short and incline downwards at a gradient of at least 1 100 to prevent air pockets Refer to Figure 1 2 10 When dram hose is connected Inchne the dram hose Hot to be lfted Ho toldings Not to be 4 soaking in water Figure 1 2 10 No folding of drain hose inside the indoor unit Refer to Figure 1 2 11 Confirm that smooth drainage is achieved after the piping work Pour
131. the malfunction information as much as possible and research them thoroughly list these electrical parts which may cause malfunction service personnel shall be able to determine the specific reason and solve the faulted parts Observe the status of the complete device and do not observe the partial O It is advised to start from the simple operation during analyzing Judging and confirming malfunction reason then conduct the complicated operations such removal of device part replacement and refrigerant filling Find the malfunction reason carefully as unit may occur several malfunction at the same time and one malfunction may develop into several malfunction so entire system analysis shall be established to make the judged result exact and credible Malfunction display El Compressor High Pressure Protection High pressure protection Check if the pressure is really high pressure with the measurement of a manometer Check if pressure switch is normal Replace the outdoor unit mainboard Y Replace pressure switch Check if operation mode of indoor unit is Refer to Instruction properly set Manual of indoor unit Check if gas valve and liquid valve are N Completely open the completely open valve Y E
132. the professional personnel Installation stands for main body of the unit SE KS P Be Above 20 Figure 1 3 3 Cautions The dimension for the ceiling openings with marks can be as large as 910mm But the overlapping sections of the ceiling and the decorated surface boards should be maintained at no less than 20mm 65 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION 3 Main body of hoisting air conditioner Nut supplied at scene RE F S Ad A a Gasket attachment re 4 lt V d SEN Y l MA di UU E Zeg Ba N E e Hoisting stand e q i Tighten double nuts Gasket anchor board attachment Fix the hoisting stand firmly Fix the gasket firmly Bolt of one of the angle of outlet pipe is fix on the angle of the drainage slot E PI es Center of the ceiling a GE Es P P di opening Pd a gt Install cardboard Sg bs d See d T y q Ea 1 A P dum A a a Es E d are 3 Ke Polyethylene pipe Bolt attachment Bolt attachment Fix the install cardboard Figure 1 3 4 The primary step for install the indoor unit When attach the hoisting stand on hoisting screw do use nut and gasket individually at the upper and lower of the hoisting stand to fix it The use of gasket anchor board can prevent gasket break off Use install cardboard Please refer to the install cardboard about the dimension of ceiling opening The central mark of the ce
133. tion and dehumidification mode the system will be shut off and under heating mode all loads except for the four way valve are shut off The indicator is twinkling or fault code F2 is displayed The Failure of Condenser Outdoor condenser F2 system can restore by itself and display fault elimination after the Temp Sensor thermal bulb fault is removed Under air supply mode only the fault is displayed and the indoor unit is running normally The fault display disappears when the fault is removed For other types of refrigeration machines except for air duct machine condenser thermal bulb is not detected Open circuit or short circuit of outdoor environment thermal bulb is detected for continuous 5 seconds under refrigeration and dehumidification mode the system will be shut off and under heating mode all loads except for the four way valve are shut Failure of Outdoor Outdoor environment off The indicator is twinkling or fault code F3 is displayed The Ambient Sensor thermal bulb system can restore by itself and display fault elimination after the fault is removed Under air supply mode only the fault is displayed and the indoor unit is running normally The fault display disappears when the fault is removed After the compressor is started open circuit of discharge thermal bulb is detected for continuous 5 seconds Under refrigeration and dehumidification mode all loads will be shut off Under Failure of Exhaust Discharge thermal h
134. upply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly Do not put filter screen near the high temperature heat source eMove down the clip of the panel grating modules until the panel grating is open As is shown in the graph arrow Disassembly of panel grating represents the position of module bottons There are two clips for each grating Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly Do not scratch the outer parts eDisassemble the screws as shown in the graph with screwdriver and then push upward to remove the right Disassembly of and left finishing plates As right and left is shown in the graph arrow finishing plates represents the position of screws Disassembly of panel parts Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly Do not scratch the outer parts 148 MAINTENANCE eDisassemble the 8 screws shown by the arrow in the graph with screwdriver two on both right and left and 4 in the front and then remove the panel parts Disassembly of panel parts Disassembly of electrical parts box components Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly especially the components inside the box in case of water and hit Illustration Handling Instruction eDisassemble 2 sc
135. utton Press A can set week part of time l Press V and selected the unit or a certain day in one week or specific Decreasing button value Press W gt can set week part of time CANCEL DELETE short press cancel delete to back to default page or last process long press button cancel delete to cancel timer of a certain time period in a certain day short press single group to enter single control setting SINGLE SINGLLE GROUP displayed long press single group to enter group control setting button GROUP displayed TIMER TIME Short press timer time to enter timer setting button Long press timer time under default page can begin time setting ER LCD display Display unit information 42 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS CONTROL 5 2 3 Display View CN Ga J EA p c E Kee SA NA EA aA NA SA F7 EST A tof fi CANCEL 7 A Ne Se p AN eee Te IR o SINGLE gt WIN M i IH TAI GROUP lt A E NV UY UY UY EA gt UU Y O l TIMER P Gase J WO RI SAT SUN TIME p d ee a ye S JC ae ONOFF See ES A x 2s J on when set unit on on will display N 2 3 4 5 1 5 timer state displays off when set unit off off will display Please read corresponding manual of weekly timer controller to b
136. vious status and the indoor fan stops after 1 minute delay under air supply mode the load o indoor unit remains Open circuit or short circuit of the indoor environment thermal bulb is detected for continuous 5 seconds indoor environment temperature will be set compulsively at 24 degree the system does not take any measure and only the indicator is twinkling or fault code FO is displayed After the fault is removed the system can restore operation by itself Under air supply mode only the 93 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS MAINTENANCE Trouble Origin of Trouble Name Control Description Code Trouble Signal fault is displayed and the indoor fan is running normally The fault display disappears when the fault is removed Open circuit or short circuit of evaporator thermal bulb is detected for continuous 5 seconds under refrigeration and dehumidification mode the system will be shut off and under heating mode all loads except for the four way valve are shut Failure of Evaporator Indoor evaporator off The indicator is twinkling or fault code F1 is displayed The Temp Sensor thermal bulb system can restore by itself and display fault elimination after the fault is removed Under air supply mode only the fault is displayed and the indoor unit is running normally The fault display disappears when the fault is removed Open circuit or short circuit of condenser thermal bulb is detected for continuous 5 seconds under refrigera
137. vironmental change 11 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT 4 1 2 Ceiling Type ASFU 09A ASFU I2A ASFU 18A odels ASGE 09A WK ASGE 12A WK ASGE 18A WK Cooling Nominal 8900 11900 17000 eating 9700 12300 19400 Input tg fo o a EER COP 2 60 2 85 2 99 3 27 2 46 2 75 Power Supply EN 220 240V 1 Ph SOHZ Heat Exchange ES Cross Fin Coil o E EL sm an Leo CN c9 T 9 Aus Elow 550 470 380 550 470 380 700 640 570 Sound Pressure Level H M L dB A 47 44 4 46 44 4 54 50 46 Drain Piping 928x1 5 Dimensions WxDxH 836x695x238 836x695x238 836x695x238 Outline Package 935x805x295 935x805x295 935x805x295 sas JO ra nens O ca Dome o a C ramosa ome m om o Compressor Type R410A Dimensions WxDxH 820x320x540 820x320x540 820x320x540 Outline Package 870x360x590 870x360x590 870x360x590 emo el xw mm s am wom as es as 12 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS PRODUCT Continued Models Outdoor unit ASGE 24A WK Cooling Nominal 24000 Heating 27300 u EER COP 2 68 3 09 Indoor Unit ASFU 24A Power Supply Ee 220 240V 1 Ph 50HZ Heat Exchange ES Cross Fin Coil h Direct Driver Fan Sound Pressure Level H M L dB A 50 48 46 Drain Piping 928x1 5 Dimensions WxDxH 1300x600x188 Outline Package 1414x724x248 Weight Net Gross 33 40 Outdoor Unit ASGE 24A WK Power Supply 220 240 V 1 Ph 50HZ Heat Exchange Ke Cross Fin Coil Fa
138. waa el ai condenser assy msn el a a2 motor support mee ipa 13 motor pss von el ee isolation Plate oo II is Liquid gas Support or Ja a6 EEE NE 8 ar compressor coonszaren mae ij 68 fas as ae ons le ECN ETE ra 20 ambient sensor ask soos il me Cn fremperature Sensor 20K soon 3 49 AE 01395737 K Overcurrent Protector HD 13 2 22 UO 10 46020112 13 K Phase Reverse Protector 46020052 Kc plalaltaloalnlalalnm gt L W A de UJ nijnlnlm 1 Isolation Washer D 70410525 4 way Valve Coil 430004002 Compressor Gasket Capillary Assy 04105242 46020007 36 pressure switch 4602001519 The data are subject to change without notice A 460200061 A H D D D T S X C U L W L L A A A A A A A A AM A A A BA BA A G H Z AH MAINTENANCE ASGE 48A ASGE 48A WK 5 Model Exploded Views QJ AU IIId Mm a g ISS A y SS Y fi 77277 Wi mi a E mmm m y 7 NI due Jm Bl hi mm Y mmm eg mm mma ML LY fim T Al di gl LA UN je g CD O d 171 MODEL ASGE
139. wire with EE screwdriver ePull down the power supply wire e Attention During removal of the power supply wire mark wire color with the corresponding joint number in case of wrong connection e Disassemble the fixing nut Disassemble fixing on the compressor with nut of compressor wrench eHeat the suction and Disassemble discharge pipe with gas suction and weldin g before removin g disebate pipe compressor eProvide nitrogen protection during gas welding and the nitrogen pressure should be 0 5 0 1kgf cm relative pressure ePlease pay attention to heating in case that surrounding materials should be burnt by high temperature 116 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS 4 Removal of compressor 5 Assembly of compressor on the underpan 6 Connection of suction and discharge pipe of compressor with pipe line system 7 Correct connection of wires for power supply of compressor Mount compressor and f DSC 8 IS Disassemble suction and discharge pipe Disassemble compressor wire MAINTENANCE eRemove compressor underpan ePosition accurately the new compressor on the unit eScrew down fixing nut for compressor with wrench eDo not up side down compressor during assembly eHeat suction and discharge pipe with gas welding before removing compressor erovide nitrogen protection during gas welding and th
140. x Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly especially the electrical components Do not dampen or hit them eDisassemble the screw according to the position shown in the circle and the box and remove the electrical parts box in 1 Disassembly of the direction of the arrow electrical parts box cover panel eDisassemble the fastening screw and remove the electrical parts box As 1s shown in the graph there are 2 fastening screws in the 2 Disassembly of l l circle and the screws in the electrical parts box direction of arrow shall be disassembled too 144 MAINTENANCE Disassembly of drainage pump Remark Make sure the power supply is cut off before disassembling and protect all the parts during disassembly ER s m eDisassemble the fastening screws on seal plates of inner 1 Disassembly of a panels and the pump drainage fastening screws l er j A b pipe Remove the seal plates As on seal plates of A P B is shown in the graph the circle inner panels and q e Fa represents fastening screws on the drainage pipe i seal plates and box the fastening screws on drainage pipe All the 8 screws shall be disassembled eDisassemble the fastening 2 Disassembly of T screws on the dreainage pump fastening screws RT Wi E Ge gt As is shown in the graph the on the drainage EN o i circle represents the position o
141. xplosion or a fire 2 2 Installation Site To ensure the unit in proper function selection of installation location must be in accordance with following principles Outdoor unit shall be installed so that the air discharged by outdoor unit will not r eturn and that sufficient space for repair shall be provided around the unit The installation site must have good ventilation so that the outdoor unit can take in and exhaust enough air Ensure that there is no obstacle for the air intake and exhaust of the outdoor unit If there is any obstacle blocking the air intake or exhaust remove it Place of installation shall be strong enough to support the weight of outdoor unit and it shall be able to insulate noise and prevent vibration Ensure that the wind and noise from the unit will not affect your neighbors Avoid direct sunshine over the unit It is better to set up a sun shield as the protection 73 U MATCH AIR CONDITIONERS INSTALLATION Place of installation must be able to drain the rainwater and defrosting water Place of installation must ensure the unit will not be buried under snow or subject to the influence of rubbish or oil fog The installation site must be at a place where the air exhaust outlet does not face strong wind Outdoor unit should be hoisted through indicated hoisting holes During hoisting special attention must be paid to the unit to prevent collision into its sheet metal parts to avoid rust
142. y The connection rod modules on the air deflecting plate shall be seen The position of screws is shown in the graph ePull up the connection rod and separate the connection rod and connection rod modules with hands Disassemble 2 Disassembly the connecting screws SEET with screwdriver As is shown in the graph arrow represents the connetion rod and circle the univeral joints 158 PARTS GUIDE SINCLAIR AIR CONDITIONING MAINTENANCE 5 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PART LIST 5 1 Outdoor Unit 1 Model ASGE 09A ASGE 09A WK ASGE 12A ASGE 12A WK ASGE 18A ASGE 18A WK Exploded View 159 SE Price MODEL ASGE 09 12 18A and ASGE 09 12 18A WK 1 panel grill 22413431 TA 01533012 CT AU 10333413 918 1 AN 3 axial flow fan propeller fan Lj AN 10333414 2 1 AM 15013067 9 il a 4 Motor 15013071 12 18 1 AX 5 motor support 01703020 01125244 01253443 01473014 protection grill nets 01473023 18 33010743 Capacitor 33000039 01395506 9 without WK 01395542 9 m ON 01395504 without W 01395543 01395505 without W 01395549 gt D Ka ALZIAISLA gt Z PP gt Do D ID ID D gt gt 2 gt gt Condenser Assy M M Pi Pi NO N A A T 70410523 12 4 way Valve Coil E dI i 430004032 Wire Clamp 71010103

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