What to do if Daikin FFA50A2VEB9 Air Conditioner needs repairs during warranty?
If your Daikin Air Conditioner requires repairs while still under warranty, contact your dealer. Make sure to have your warranty card available.
General| Model | FFA50A2VEB9 |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | 5.0 kW |
| Heating Capacity | 5.6 kW |
| Power Supply | 220-240 V / 1 Phase / 50 Hz |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
The original documentation is written in English. All other languages are translations.
If you are NOT sure how to operate the unit, contact your installer.
If you are NOT sure how to install or operate the unit, contact your dealer.
Explains the meaning of danger, warning, caution, and notice symbols.
Provides guidelines for selecting a suitable installation site, including space and ventilation requirements.
Safety instructions specifically for equipment using R32 refrigerant.
Specifies the minimum space required around the unit for installation.
Information on refrigerant type, charging, and handling precautions.
Instructions and warnings related to refrigerant leakage and pump-down procedures.
Applicable information for systems using brine, with relevant warnings.
Information regarding water quality compliance and handling.
Safety precautions and warnings for electrical connections and wiring.
This document is part of a documentation set. The complete set consists of: General safety precautions, Indoor unit installation and operation manual, Installer and user reference guide.
Lists the components of the documentation set for installers and users.
Information on accessing technical data for the system.
Provides a summary of the chapters and their descriptions.
Describes what to do after the indoor unit box is delivered on-site, including checking for damage.
Information about the indoor unit, including warnings about flammable material.
Provides instructions on how to unpack and handle the indoor unit safely.
Details the process of removing accessories from the indoor unit packaging.
Contains information about identifying indoor units and combining units with options.
Instructions for identifying the indoor unit label.
Details the location and information found on the indoor unit identification label.
Specifies temperature and humidity ranges for safe and effective operation of the indoor unit.
Lists possible options for the indoor unit, such as user interface and decoration panel.
Describes the tasks and knowledge required before going on-site for installation.
Provides guidance on selecting and preparing the installation site for the indoor unit.
Details specific requirements for the indoor unit installation site.
Lists mandatory options for the indoor unit, such as user interface and decoration panel.
Covers refrigerant piping requirements, material, temper grade, and diameter.
Details material, temper grade, thickness, and diameter for refrigerant piping.
Specifies insulation material and thickness requirements for refrigerant piping.
Information on preparing electrical wiring for the system.
Describes the typical workflow for installing the system, including indoor and outdoor units.
Provides instructions for mounting the indoor unit and its decoration panel.
Safety precautions to be followed when mounting the indoor unit.
Offers guidance for installing the indoor unit, including optional equipment and ceiling strength.
Instructions on using the paper pattern for accurate horizontal positioning of the unit.
Specifies limits for the ceiling opening and unit positioning for installation.
Provides guidelines for installing the drain piping, including slope and rising piping.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the drain hose to the indoor unit's drain pipe connection.
Procedure for checking for water leaks after drain piping connection.
Instructions for connecting the refrigerant piping between indoor and outdoor units.
Details the workflow and precautions for connecting refrigerant piping.
Safety precautions and warnings to be observed when connecting refrigerant piping.
Provides guidelines for connecting pipes, including flare connections and tightening.
Offers advice on pipe bending techniques to avoid mechanical stress.
Step-by-step instructions for flaring the end of the refrigerant pipe.
Guidance on connecting refrigerant piping to the indoor unit, including insulation.
Procedure for performing a bubble test to check for refrigerant leaks.
Describes the typical workflow for connecting the electrical wiring.
Safety precautions and warnings related to electrical wiring connections.
Instructions on how to install terminals and connect wires for electrical wiring.
Details specifications for interconnection and user interface cables.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting electrical wiring to the indoor unit.
Explains how to set field parameters like ceiling height and air flow direction.
Details how to set the ceiling height parameter based on the distance to the floor.
Instructions for setting the air flow direction to match the installation.
Describes the stages involved in commissioning the system after installation.
Safety precautions and important notices to consider before commissioning the unit.
A checklist of items to verify before powering up the unit for commissioning.
Step-by-step guide for performing a test run of the system using the user interface.
Lists error codes that may appear during a test run and their possible causes.
Guidance on informing the user about the documentation, operation, and maintenance.
Instructions and warnings regarding the proper disposal of the system components.
Information on accessing technical data for the system.
Illustrates the piping connections for the indoor unit.
Presents the unified wiring diagram legend and components.
Describes the general use of the indoor unit for heating/cooling applications.
Illustrates the system layout, showing indoor unit, outdoor unit, and piping.
Information about the user interface, including cautions for touching internal parts.
Provides warnings and precautions to take before operating the unit.
Specifies the temperature and humidity ranges for safe and effective operation.
Guidance on turning on the power and preparing the system for operation.
Explains different operating modes and fan speed adjustments.
Details defrost operation and hot start procedures during heating.
Instructions on selecting operation modes like cooling, heating, or fan only.
Explains the function and usage of the dry program for humidity reduction.
Instructions on how to adjust the air flow direction using the unit's flap.
Describes how the micro computer controls air flow direction in different modes.
Provides precautions for energy saving and ensuring optimal system operation.
General advice and warnings about performing maintenance and service on the unit.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the air filter, suction grille, air outlet, and outside panels.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the air filter.
Instructions on how to remove and clean the suction grille.
Instructions for cleaning the air outlet and outside panels of the unit.
Guidance on maintenance tasks before resuming operation after a long stop.
Tasks to perform before putting the unit into storage for an extended period.
Information about refrigerant types, GWP values, and handling precautions.
Details regarding the product's warranty period and how to claim service.
Advice on entering maintenance contracts for optimal unit performance.
Lists recommended cycles for maintenance and replacement of unit components.
Situations where shorter maintenance cycles may be necessary.
Describes normal operating symptoms that may be mistaken for malfunctions.
Troubleshooting steps for when the system does not start.
Explanation for fan speed discrepancies and normal operation.
Explanation for fan direction discrepancies and normal operation.
Possible causes for white mist appearing from the indoor unit.
Explanation for white mist appearing from both indoor and outdoor units.
Explanation for error codes U4/U5 and system restarts.
Describes normal operating noises from the indoor unit.
Describes common operating noises from both indoor and outdoor units.
Explains changes in outdoor unit operating noise.
Reason for dust emission when the unit is used after a long time.
Explanation for units emitting absorbed room odors.
Explanation for the outdoor unit fan speed control.
Meaning of the "88" display on the user interface.
Reason for the compressor not stopping immediately after heating.
Information and advice on relocating the unit, requiring technical expertise.
Defines key terms used in the manual, such as Dealer, Authorized Installer, and User.
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