Why Airwell FLO 18 DCI does not respond to remote control?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner isn't responding to the remote control, the remote control message may not be reaching the indoor unit. First, check the remote control batteries. If the batteries are fine, inspect the display and display wiring. If everything seems okay, replace the display PCB. If the issue persists, replace the controller.
Why Airwell FLO 18 DCI has no cooling or no heating?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner is running, but there's no cooling or heating, it might be due to a refrigerant leak. Check the refrigeration system.
What to do if Airwell Air Conditioner indoor unit is leaking water?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner is leaking water from the indoor unit, it's likely that the drainage tube is blocked. Inspect the drainage tube and clear any blockages.
Why is Airwell FLO 18 DCI compressor motor generating noise and no suction occurs?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner compressor is making noise but not generating suction, the phase order to the compressor might be incorrect. Check the compressor phase order.
Why Airwell FLO 18 DCI works in wrong mode?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner is operating in the wrong mode (e.g., cooling instead of heating), the issue could be related to electronics or the power connection to the RV. Check the RV power connections. If those are okay, test the RV operation with a direct 230VAC power supply. If it still fails, replace the outdoor controller.
What to do if Airwell FLO 18 DCI Air Conditioner compressor stops during operation?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner compressor stops during operation but the Green LED remains on, the issue could stem from an electronic control or power supply problem. It's recommended to perform diagnostics and follow the actions described.
Why Airwell FLO 18 DCI Air Conditioner compressor is over heated?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner compressor is overheating and the unit isn't generating capacity, there may be an issue with the EEV. You should check the EEV.
Why Airwell Air Conditioner indoor fan works when unit is OFF?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner indoor fan works when the unit is OFF, and the fan speed cannot be adjusted with the remote, it indicates a PCB problem. Replace the controller.
Why Airwell FLO 18 DCI Air Conditioner operates with wrong fan speeds?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner is operating with the wrong fan speeds or frequency, it is likely due to incorrect jumper settings. Perform diagnostics and verify if the unit is operating according to EEPROM parameters.
What to do if Airwell FLO 18 DCI Air Conditioner compressor does not start?
If your Airwell Air Conditioner compressor does not start, it could be due to an electronics control problem or protection issue. Perform diagnostics and follow the actions described.
General| Type | Split System |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | 5.2 kW |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) | 3.21 |
| Coefficient of Performance (COP) | 3.61 |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Outdoor Unit Dimensions (WxHxD) | 800 x 554 x 333 mm |
Overview of the FLO DCI INVERTER split wall mounted range and heat pump models.
Key technological innovations and benefits of the FLO DCI series.
Features and specifications of the indoor units, including display, filters, and control.
Installation options and features of the FLO DCI INV outdoor units.
Compatibility table showing indoor and outdoor unit pairings.
Technical specifications for the FLO 18 DCI indoor and GC 18 outdoor units.
Technical specifications for the FLO 21 DCI indoor and GC 21 outdoor units.
Technical specifications for the FLO 24 DCI indoor and GC 24 outdoor units.
Technical specifications for the FLO 30 DCI indoor and GC 30 outdoor units.
Defines the operational temperature and voltage ranges for cooling and heating.
Physical dimensions and mounting details for FLO 18, 21, and 24 DCI indoor units.
Physical dimensions of the GC 18 outdoor unit.
Physical dimensions of the GC 21 outdoor unit.
Physical dimensions of the GC 24, 24 Z, and 30 outdoor units.
Cooling and heating capacity data, power input, and correction factors.
Suction and discharge pressure vs. outdoor temperature charts for FLO 18 DCI / GC 18.
Octave band sound pressure level spectra for indoor units FLO 18, 21, 24, 30.
Sound pressure level spectra for outdoor units GC 18, GC 21, GC 24 Z, GC 24/30.
Electrical specifications including power supply, current, and wiring.
Wiring diagram for FLO 18 and 21 DCI indoor units.
Wiring diagram for GC 18 and 21 outdoor units.
Wiring diagram for FLO 30 DCI and GC 30 DCI indoor/outdoor units.
Refrigerant circuit diagrams for cooling and heating modes.
Diagram showing electrical connections for FLO 18 and 21 DCI units.
Diagram showing electrical connections for FLO 24 and 30 DCI units.
Overview of system operation, concepts, and parameters.
Details on NLOAD setting and compressor frequency management.
Description of system protection codes and their functions.
Software parameters for indoor and outdoor units, model dependent.
System failures, probable causes, and corrective actions.
System failures, probable causes, and corrective actions.
Interpreting fault codes from indoor and outdoor unit diagnostics.
Exploded view and list of spare parts for FLO 18 and 21 DCI indoor units.
Exploded view and list of spare parts for GC 18 DCI outdoor unit.
Exploded view and list of spare parts for GC 21 outdoor unit.
Exploded view and list of spare parts for FLO 24 DCI indoor unit.
Exploded view and list of spare parts for FLO 30 DCI indoor unit.
Exploded view and list of spare parts for GC 24 and 30 outdoor units.
Exploded view and list of spare parts for GC 24 Z outdoor unit.
References to installation and operating manuals for specific models.
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