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Daikin RXYQQ10T7Y1B User Manual

Daikin RXYQQ10T7Y1B
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INSTALLATION AND
OPERATION MANUAL
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System Air Conditioner

Table of Contents

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Daikin RXYQQ10T7Y1B Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelRXYQQ10T7Y1B
CategoryAir Conditioner
TypeOutdoor Unit
Cooling Capacity (kW)28.0
Heating Capacity (kW)31.5
RefrigerantR410A
Operating Temperature (Cooling)-5°C to 46°C
System TypeHeat Pump
Power Source380-415V, 3Ph, 50Hz
Operating Temperature (Heating)-20°C to 15.5°C

Summary

Definitions

Meaning of Warnings and Symbols

Explains the meaning of danger, warning, caution, and notice symbols used in the manual.

Meaning of Used Terms

Defines key terms used in the installation and operation manuals.

General Safety Precautions

Introduction to VRV IV System

General Information

Provides an overview of the VRV IV replacement heat pump system for replacement purposes.

Combination and Options

Indoor Unit Combinations

Details allowed combinations of VRV DX indoor units with the VRV IV system.

Outdoor Unit Combinations

Specifies standard and prohibited combinations for VRV IV replacement heat pump systems.

Selecting an Installation Location

General Precautions on Installation

Lists general requirements for selecting a suitable installation site for the unit.

Indoor Capacity Range

Scope of the Manual

Model Identification

Accessories

Accessories Supplied with this Unit

Lists the items supplied with the outdoor unit for installation.

Dimensions and Service Space

Dimensions of Outdoor Unit

Provides detailed dimensions for RXYQQ8~12 and RXYQQ14~20 outdoor units.

Service Space

Details minimum required space around the unit for servicing and air inlet/outlet.

Overview of the Unit

Opening the Unit

Instructions on how to open the front plates to access the unit.

Main Components in the Unit

Lists and illustrates the main components within the outdoor unit.

Main Components in the Electrical Component Box

Identifies key components located within the electrical component box.

Selecting an Installation Location

Weather Related Precautions

Provides guidance on installation considering rain, wind, and salt-laden air.

Selecting a Location in Cold Climates

Offers advice for installation in cold climates to prevent snow and ice issues.

Refrigerant Pipe Size and Allowable Pipe Length

General Information

Highlights R410A refrigerant requirements: clean, dry, and tight system.

Selection of Piping Material

Specifies requirements for piping material and installation compliance.

Selection of Piping Size

Provides tables for selecting proper pipe sizes based on capacity.

Selection of Refrigerant Branch Kits

Guides the selection of refnet joints and headers based on capacity.

System Piping (Length) Limitations

Defines restrictions for pipe length, level difference, and branching.

Inspecting, Handling and Unpacking the Unit

Inspection

Procedures for checking the unit for damage upon delivery.

Handling

Guidelines for safe handling of the unit during transport and movement.

Unpacking

Instructions on removing packing materials and checking accessories.

Installing the Unit

Details on ensuring proper installation, leveling, and foundation requirements.

Precautions on Refrigerant Piping

Caution for Brazing

Safety measures and procedures for brazing refrigerant piping.

Connecting the Refrigerant Piping

Steps for connecting refrigerant piping, including front/side connections and removing pinched pipes.

Guidelines for Handling Stop Valve

Instructions and precautions for operating and handling stop valves.

Leak Test and Vacuum Drying

Detailed procedures for performing leak tests and vacuum drying of the system.

Pipe Insulation

Electrical Wiring Work

Precautions on Electrical Wiring Work

Safety guidelines and requirements for all field electrical wiring.

Internal Wiring - Parts Table

Lists and defines abbreviations for internal wiring components.

System Overview of Field Wiring

Illustrates the typical field wiring configuration for power and communication.

Connection

Explains how to route and connect transmission and power wiring within the unit.

Making Field Settings

Accessing the Push Buttons on the Logic Board

Describes how to access the logic board for settings without opening the main box.

Operating the Push Buttons and DIP Switches on the Logic Board

Details how to operate buttons and switches for mode selection and settings.

Connecting the PC Configurator to the Outdoor Unit

Instructions for connecting a PC configurator for field settings.

Charging Refrigerant

Precautions

Safety warnings and essential checks before charging refrigerant.

Important Information Regarding the Refrigerant Used

Provides information on R410A refrigerant and Kyoto Protocol compliance.

Calculating the Additional Refrigerant Charge

Explains how to calculate the required additional refrigerant charge for the system.

Method for Adding Refrigerant

Details automatic and manual methods for adding refrigerant to the system.

Start-up and Configuration

Checks Before Initial Start Up

Lists essential checks to perform before powering up the unit for the first time.

Monitoring Function and Field Settings

Explains how to monitor unit status and configure field settings via modes 1 and 2.

Test Operation

Procedures for performing a system test run to verify correct operation.

Malfunction Code List

Operation of the Unit

Maintenance and Service

Maintenance Introduction

Overview of routine checks and inspections for optimal unit operation.

Service Precautions

Safety measures to take when performing service on inverter equipment.

Service Mode Operation

Instructions for using service mode for vacuuming and refrigerant recovery.

Caution for Refrigerant Leaks

Introduction

Importance of safety against leakage and applicable standards.

Maximum Concentration Level

Defines maximum allowable refrigerant concentration and calculation methods.

Procedure for Checking Maximum Concentration

Steps to check maximum concentration levels and take necessary actions.

Disposal Requirements

Unit Specifications

General Technical Specifications

Provides technical details like casing, dimensions, weight, and operating ranges.

Electrical Specifications

Details electrical parameters including power supply, current, and wiring connections.

Operation Procedure

Cooling, Heating, Fan Only, and Automatic Operation

Explains how to select and operate the unit in different modes.

For Systems Without Cool/Heat Changeover Remote Control Switch

Instructions for operating units without a remote changeover switch.

For Systems With Cool/Heat Changeover Remote Control Switch

Instructions for operating units with a remote changeover switch.

Adjusting the Air Flow Direction

Details on how to adjust the air flow direction flap.

Setting the Master User Interface

Procedure to designate one user interface as the master for system control.

Precautions for Group Control System or Two User Interface Control System

Specific precautions for group or dual user interface control systems.

Energy Saving and Optimum Operation

Maintenance

Maintenance After a Long Stop Period (e.g., at the Beginning of the Season)

Procedures for checking and cleaning the unit after a long period of inactivity.

Maintenance Before a Long Stop Period (e.g., at the End of the Season)

Steps for preparing the unit for a long storage period.

Symptoms That Are Not Air Conditioner Troubles

Symptom 1: The System Does Not Operate

Troubleshooting steps for when the air conditioner does not start immediately.

Symptom 2: Cool/Heat Cannot Be Changed Over

Diagnosis for issues with changing between cooling and heating modes.

Symptom 3: Fan Operation is Possible, but Cooling and Heating Do Not Work

Troubleshooting steps when fan operates but cooling/heating fails.

Symptom 8: Noise of Air Conditioners

Identifies common noises from indoor and outdoor units during operation.

Troubleshooting

After-Sales Service and Warranty

Warranty Period

Information regarding the warranty period and contacting the dealer for repairs.

After-Sales Service

Recommendations for maintenance contracts and contacting dealers for service.

Recommended Inspection and Maintenance Cycles

Lists recommended cycles for component inspection and maintenance.

Malfunction Codes

Explains how to interpret and address malfunction codes displayed on the user interface.

Important Information Regarding the Refrigerant Used

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