Why is my Daikin RXM60R2V1B Air Conditioner not heating or cooling as expected?
Your Daikin Air Conditioner might not be heating or cooling as expected due to a few reasons. It could be due to incorrect connection of the electrical wires, in which case you should connect the electrical wires correctly. Another potential cause is gas leakage, so check for any gas leakage.
What to do if there's water leakage from my Daikin RXM60R2V1B Air Conditioner?
If you notice water leakage from your Daikin Air Conditioner, it could be due to incomplete thermal insulation of the gas and liquid piping, or the indoor portions of the drain hose extension. Ensure the thermal insulation of the piping and the drain hose is complete. Another cause might be improperly connected drainage, so secure the drainage.
What to do if I suspect electrical leakage from my Daikin Air Conditioner?
If you suspect electrical leakage from your Daikin Air Conditioner, it's likely that the unit is not earthed correctly. Check and correct the connection of the earth wiring.
What to do if my Daikin RXM60R2V1B unit does not function or shows burn damage?
If your Daikin Air Conditioner unit does not function or shows burn damage, this may be because the wiring was not performed in accordance with the specifications. Correct the wiring.
General| Brand | Daikin |
|---|---|
| Model | RXM60R2V1B |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Describes the purpose, target audience, and contents of the documentation set.
Explains the meaning of warnings, symbols, and the importance of following instructions.
Provides general safety guidelines and warnings for installers of the unit.
Safety instructions and precautions related to the installation of the unit.
Safety precautions for preparing the installation location of the unit.
Safety precautions and warnings for connecting refrigerant piping.
Introduces the chapter on handling the unit upon delivery.
Details procedures for unpacking and handling the outdoor unit.
Provides an overview of the information contained within the chapter on the unit.
Explains how to identify the outdoor unit using its identification label.
Guidelines and requirements for selecting and preparing the unit's installation site.
Details specific requirements for the outdoor unit's installation location, including spacing.
Describes the procedure for opening and closing the unit for installation tasks.
Provides instructions and precautions for securely mounting the outdoor unit.
Covers requirements for refrigerant piping material, diameter, and temper grade.
Instructions and precautions for connecting refrigerant piping safely and correctly.
Procedures for checking refrigerant piping for leaks and performing vacuum drying.
Explains when additional or complete recharging of refrigerant is necessary.
Provides information about R32 refrigerant properties, including flammability.
Details how to calculate the additional refrigerant needed based on piping length.
Covers prerequisites and workflow for connecting electrical wiring.
Safety warnings and precautions for performing electrical wiring connections.
Step-by-step guide for connecting electrical wiring to the outdoor unit.
Instructions on insulating piping, fixing cables, and installing the service cover.
Details on how to properly close the outdoor unit cover after installation.
Explains the facility setting for low outdoor temperature cooling and its application.
Describes the standby electricity saving function and its activation.
Safety warnings and precautions to be observed during the commissioning process.
A checklist of essential items to verify before starting the commissioning process.
Instructions for performing a test run of the unit in cooling or heating mode.
Ensure the user receives and keeps documentation for future reference.
Guide the user on proper system operation and troubleshooting.
Instruct the user on basic maintenance tasks for the unit.
Provides an overview of maintenance safety precautions and yearly tasks.
Critical safety warnings and precautions before performing maintenance or service.
A checklist of tasks to perform for yearly maintenance of the outdoor unit.
Introduction to troubleshooting, including visual inspection and problem-solving by symptom.
Safety warnings and precautions to follow when troubleshooting unit issues.
Provides solutions for common problems categorized by their symptoms.
Explains how to diagnose faults using the LEDs on the outdoor unit's PCB.
Introduces the process and legal requirements for unit disposal.
Details the procedure for pumping down the system's refrigerant before disposal or relocation.
Information on accessing and understanding the unit's wiring diagram and legend.
Explains the symbols, colours, and meanings used in the wiring diagrams.
Presents the piping diagrams for various outdoor unit models.
Definition of a sales distributor for the product.
Definition of a qualified person for installing the product.
Definition of the product owner or operator.
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