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Carrier 38VT 188CTST Series - Automatic Refrigerant Charge

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11 Automatic refrigerant charge
This unit only use R410A refrigerant. Charging with an unsuitable substance or other refrigerant may cause accident.
SMMS contains refrigerant automatic charge function.
Using this function, outdoor units recognize amount of charge refrigerant by refrigerant cycle data, even if you do
not know all pipe sizes and lengths of system.
Before starting automatic refrigerant charge, the setting below should be all finished.
Piping installation Airtightness test Vacuum drying Electric wiring Address setting
Checklist before starting automatic charge setting
Turn on all outdoor and indoor units power at least 12 hours before starting a automatic refrigerant charge to
protect the compressor during startup.
If the control wiring to a different system is improperly connected or if there is an abnormality in the indoor unit,
the proper amount of refrigerant will not be charged by automatic re gerant charge. Therefore, when charging
the refrigerant with automatic refrigerant charge, be sure to do the “blower / test run mode” below to ensure that
the indoor unit of the same refrigerant system is used.
INFORMATION
It can not be checked if the remote controller is group controlled and is used across the refrigerant system.
Remove the remote control wiring only for the indoor unit of another system.
Check for each refrigerant system. It cannot be con rmed if multiple systems are tested with a blower / test run
mode at the same time.
Check for incorrect piping in advance.
Confirmation procedure by “blower / test run mode”
No. Confirmation procedure
Rotary switch 7-segment
SW01 SW02 SW03 display[A] display[B]
1
Turn the rotary switch SW01, SW02 and SW03 to set as described
on the right.
2 9 1 [F. ] [ ]
2
Press SW04 more than 4 seconds system starts cooling, then
7-segment [B] describe [.-F]
[F. ] [ -F]
3
Check the following items individually for all indoor units connected
to the outdoor unit.
1 Is the wind blowing only from the outdoor units connected
to the refrigerant system.
Answer yes Go on to the next question
Answer no Check the control wiring.
2 Is the inspection code displayed on the remote control?
Answer yes Correct the defect according to the
inspection code.
Answer no Go on to No. 4
4
Finished checking all indoor units, then turn the rotary switch SW01,
SW02 and SW03 to set as described on the right.
1 1 1 [ U1 ] […]
Do not turn off the Indoor or outdoor units during automatic refrigerant charging.
Do not perform applied control of outdoor or indoor units at the same time during automatic refrigerant charging.
Do not change setting by remote controller such as DN codes at the same time during automatic refrigerant
charging.
Connect the refrigerant cylinder so that it is lled with liquid refrigerant.
Do not open the front panel on the front left, open only the front right. Otherwise the refrigerant charging
accuracy become poor.
Flowchart of automatic refrigerant charge
Before charge refrigerant automatically, knowing the size and length of the refrigerant pipe will determine how the
refrigerant is charged.
Follow the flowchart below to charge the refrigerant. This flowchart is written simply about the procedure of
automatic refrigerant charge. Please check details on below chapter.
Know refrigerant pipe
sizes and lengths
Calculate additional refrigerant
charge amount (Check Adding
refrigerant)
Keeping the valve of the outdoor
unit closed, be sure to charge the
liquid refrigerant into the service
port at the liquid side.
Calculate the refrigerant precharge amount
(Check below Precharge section)
Is refrigerant precharge amount 5 kg
or more?
Is specified amount of refrigerant
charged?
Refrigerant charging
is finished.
Want to use automatic
refrigerant charge?
Fully open the valves of the
outdoor unit at liquid and gas
sides, operate the air conditioner
in COOL mode, and then charge
refrigerant into service port at
the gas side.
If specified amount of refrigerant
is charged, refrigerant charging
is finished.
Fully open the valves of the outdoor unit at liquid and gas sides.
Connect the hose to the refrigerant charge service port (brown heat insulation) and
cylinder.
Turn the outdoor center unit I/F rotary switch SW01, SW02, SW03 as ([2] [10] [1]).
Press SW04 more than 10 seconds, 7-segment [B] turn as [0 0 0] and system starts
running, 7-segment [B] starts displaying elapsed time per minute.
Automatic refrigerant charging starts after about 5 minutes passed from system
running and 7-segment [A] starts flashing.
When 7-segment [B] indicate [End] and [passed time], automatic refrigerant charge is
finished.
Keeping the valve of the outdoor
unit closed, be sure to charge
the liquid refrigerant precharge
amount into the service port at
the liquid side unit the specified
amount of refrigerant cannot be
charged or finished charging the
precharge amount.
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
Pre-charge
How to charge refrigerant differs depending on whether the pipe length and size is known or not. Calculate the
amount of refrigerant according to the following procedure and start precharging.
Knowing refrigerant pipe sizes and lengths (Able to calculate additional
refrigerant). Check chapter 7 Adding refrigerant
Additional refrigerant charge amount at site = [1] + [2] + [3]
[1] Compensation by system HP (Table 1)*
[2] Actual length of liquid pipe X additional refrigerant charge amount per 1 m liquid pipe (Table 2)
[3] Corrective amount of refrigerant depending on the Indoor units (Table 3-1, 3-2, 3-3 and 3-4)
Keeping the valve of the outdoor unit closed, be sure to charge the liquid refrigerant into the service port at the
liquid side.
If the speci ed amount of refrigerant cannot be charged, there are two ways to charge refrigerant. They are
manual and automatic to charge additional refrigerant.

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