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General| Brand | Argo |
|---|---|
| Model | ASR409VHG |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Crucial safety guidelines for installers and service personnel, covering installation, wiring, and operation.
Detailed instructions for refrigerant tubing connections and safety measures during unit servicing.
Details on unit performance, features, dimensions, and weight for ASR409VHG.
Details on unit performance, features, dimensions, and weight for ASR412VHG.
Details on unit performance, features, dimensions, and weight for ASR418VHG.
Specs for Controller PCB, Fan Motor, Panel, Expansion Valve for ASR409VHG.
Specs for Controller PCB, Fan Motor, Panel, Expansion Valve for ASR412VHG.
Specs for Controller PCB, Fan Motor, Panel, Expansion Valve for ASR418VHG.
Specs for Transformer, Thermistors, Drain pump, and Safety float switch.
Detailed diagrams and measurements for the indoor unit, including suspension brackets and fresh air intake port.
Schematic diagram illustrating electrical connections between indoor unit, outdoor unit, and remote controller.
How the unit regulates room temp in cooling mode, controlling compressor and fan operations.
How the unit regulates room temp in heating mode, controlling compressor, fan, and standby ops.
Controls indoor fan speed during heating to prevent cold drafts until heat exchange coils warm up.
Details on auto indoor fan speed adjustment based on room temp in cooling and heating modes.
Prevents indoor heat exchanger coil freezing by controlling refrigerant flow and compressor operation.
Prevents unit overloading by controlling fan speed and refrigerant flow based on coil temperature.
Prevents compressor burnout by managing discharge gas temp via refrigerant control and fan speed.
Unit automatically switches between cooling and heating modes based on room and set temperatures.
Description of the unit's power failure recovery function.
Explanation of the electronic expansion valve's role in precise refrigerant flow control.
Details on dehumidification mode, using cooling cycle with low fan speed to remove moisture.
How the auto-flap controls airflow direction in 5 steps for different operation modes.
Control logic and order for the electronic expansion valve in cooling and heating modes.
Monitors voltage and issues alarm for protection if voltage is outside the safe range.
Explains how to diagnose and resolve unit issues using flow charts, alarm messages, and LED indicators.
Crucial pre-troubleshooting steps involving verification of power supply and inter-unit wiring connections.
Crucial pre-troubleshooting steps for specific models involving power supply and inter-unit wiring verification.
Diagnostic chart for poor cooling issues, listing causes like refrigerant failure, air circulation problems, and their remedies.
Diagnostic chart for poor heating issues, covering refrigerant flow, air circulation, and cold air discharge problems.
Troubleshooting codes for serial communication failures and incorrect settings like unit addresses or wiring.
Causes and indicators for protective devices activating due to thermal overload, voltage, or high pressure.
Error codes indicating problems with thermistor sensors or compressor faults like overload, lock, and protector activation.
Explanation of LED indicators on the outdoor unit PCB and their corresponding possible causes of trouble.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-responsive remote controller, checking power, wiring, and PCB components.
Troubleshooting steps for E01 error, indicating unusual communication between remote controller and indoor unit.
Troubleshooting steps for E02 error, indicating unusual communication between remote controller and indoor unit.
Troubleshooting steps for E04 error, indicating unusual communication between indoor and outdoor units.
Troubleshooting steps for E05 error, indicating unusual communication between indoor and outdoor units.
Troubleshooting steps for E06 error, related to communication issues between indoor and outdoor units.
Troubleshooting steps for E08 error, indicating duplicate indoor unit address settings.
Troubleshooting steps for E09 error, indicating duplicate remote controller address settings.
Troubleshooting steps for P01 error, related to indoor fan protection thermostat operation.
Troubleshooting steps for P02 error, involving compressor/fan protection or voltage abnormalities.
Troubleshooting steps for P03 error, indicating unusual discharge temperature of the compressor.
Troubleshooting steps for P04 error, related to high-pressure switch activation.
Troubleshooting steps for P05 error, indicating negative phase detection operation warning.
Troubleshooting steps for E15 error, related to capacity mismatch in multi-unit installations.
Troubleshooting steps for E16 error, related to capacity mismatch or incorrect indoor unit count.
Troubleshooting steps for P9 indication, related to connector attachment issues.
Troubleshooting steps for H01/H02/H03 errors, related to compressor overload, lock, or current detection circuit faults.
Procedure to check indoor unit operation and sensors when communication failure occurs in multi-unit systems.
Steps to diagnose and fix issues where the indoor fan motor fails to operate, checking capacitor, voltage, and winding.
Troubleshooting for non-operating flaps when using the sweep function, checking motor resistance and connections.
Troubleshooting for flap issues when using the fan aim button, checking limit switch and connections.
Diagnostic steps for a non-operating compressor motor, checking magnetic contactor and winding resistance.
Troubleshooting for a non-operating outdoor fan, checking relays, capacitor, voltage, and winding resistance.
Instructions on setting service check switches (RCU.CK, RCU.ADR) on the remote controller's PCB.
Procedure for performing a test run to directly control unit operation without thermostat intervention.
How to display and check temperature readings from various indoor and outdoor unit sensors via the remote controller.
Reference table mapping sensor addresses (CODE No.) to their physical locations and types.
How to access and review the last 4 alarm messages stored in the remote controller's memory.
Procedure for navigating and viewing stored alarm messages using the remote controller's SET TEMP buttons.
Using the remote controller's self-diagnostic function to verify its correct operation.
Procedure for performing automatic address assignment for indoor units using the remote controller.
How to check and modify the address of individual indoor units after auto-address operation.
Steps to set a new indoor unit number and confirm it via the remote controller interface.
Adjusting the shift temperature setting for heating mode to compensate for high-location installations.
Manual method to set the indoor unit address when auto-address operation is not available.
Procedure to set the Remote Control Unit (R.C.) number using the remote controller.
Steps to set the group number for multiple units or confirm indoor unit addresses.
Adjusting the filter timer duration to suit environmental conditions like dirty environments.
Procedure for measuring insulation resistance of power supply wires and unit terminals to ensure good insulation.
Method to check fuse continuity using a multimeter after removing it from the PCB.
Procedure to test motor capacitors (compressor and fan) using a multimeter to check their charge and discharge behavior.
Graphs showing resistance-temperature characteristics for various thermistor sensors used in the unit.
Diagram showing the layout of components and terminal connections on the outdoor unit's Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
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