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If your Daikin Air Conditioner system isn't operating at all, here are a few things to check: * First, see if there's a power failure and wait until power is restored. * Second, check for any blown fuses and turn off the power supply. * Third, check if the breaker is blown and turn the power on with the breaker switch in the ON position.
What to do if Daikin FA100FVEK Air Conditioner stops after starting?
If your Daikin Air Conditioner stops operating after starting, examine these potential causes: 1. Check the air inlets and outlets of both the outdoor and indoor units. If there are any obstructions, remove them to ensure proper ventilation. 2. Inspect the air filter. If it's clogged, have a qualified service person clean it for you.
What to do if Daikin Air Conditioner displays 'INSPECTION' and 'MALFUNCTION CODE'?
If the display on your Daikin Air Conditioner shows 'INSPECTION', 'UNIT No.', and the OPERATION lamp is flashing along with a 'MALFUNCTION CODE', notify your Daikin dealer and provide them with the display information.
General| Model | FA100FVEK |
|---|---|
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Type | Split System |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Power Supply | 220-240 V |
| Power Source | Electric |
Identify and understand the components of the remote controller and system.
One remote controller manages up to 16 indoor units, all set identically.
Two controllers manage one indoor unit for individual operation.
Differentiates between WARNING and CAUTION for safety.
Covers risks from cold air, abnormal conditions, installation, refrigerant leaks, and improper handling.
Covers risks related to usage, environment, cleaning, and potential hazards.
Specifies temperature and humidity limits for cooling and heating modes.
States the adjustable temperature range on the remote controller.
Details requirements for a well-ventilated installation location.
Lists specific locations unsuitable for installation due to environmental factors.
Outlines mandatory wiring practices by authorized electricians and grounding.
Advises on selecting locations to minimize noise and on proper drainage piping.
Controls system start and stop operations.
Indicates when the unit is operating.
Shows system status like centralized control, ventilation, mode, test operation, and time.
Shows the currently set temperature for the unit.
Indicates selected fan speed and air flow direction settings.
Notifies user for filter cleaning and indicates defrost operation.
Guide to selecting cooling, heating, automatic, fan, or dry operation modes.
How to turn the air conditioner on and off using the remote.
Details on defrost operation and heating capacity considerations.
Procedure for adjusting the desired room temperature.
How to select between high and low fan speeds.
Methods for adjusting the vertical and horizontal air discharge angles.
Selects timer mode for starting or stopping the system.
Sets the specific time for the timer to start or stop operation.
Confirms timer settings and ends the programming procedure.
Adjust room temperature for a comfortable environment, avoiding extremes.
Use curtains and ventilate regularly for efficient operation.
Turn off power for long periods and prepare unit before reoperation.
Emphasizes interrupting power supply before accessing terminals and safety during cleaning.
Step-by-step guide to removing, cleaning, and resetting air filters.
Instructions for cleaning exterior surfaces with soft cloth and mild detergent.
Checks required before restarting the unit after an extended period of inactivity.
Explains reasons for delayed restarts and non-operation, including safety devices and centralized control.
Describes white mist during cooling in high humidity or after defrost operation.
Identifies normal operational sounds like ringing, refrigerant flow, and expansion/contraction.
Explains dust emission after long stops and absorption of room odors by the unit.
Describes the '88' display upon power-on as normal temporary condition.
Addresses issues like blown fuses, breakers, improper ON/OFF switch, water leaks, and error codes.
Checks for blocked air inlets/outlets and clogged filters after operation stops.
Troubleshoots blocked vents, clogged filters, improper settings, and open doors/windows.
Considers direct sunlight, high room occupancy, and excessive heat sources.
Details electrical ratings, capacity, weight, and refrigerant for various models.
Lists origin country and manufacturer details for indoor and outdoor units.
