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General| Brand | Daikin |
|---|---|
| Model | RYP100L7V1 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Critical warnings regarding installation, electric shock, fire, and equipment damage.
Precautions to prevent injury or equipment damage due to improper installation or environmental factors.
Strict cautions for system cleanliness, dryness, and tightness when handling R-407C refrigerant.
Guidance on installing indoor units, using pipe branching kits, and operating the unit without the thermistor.
Instructions on how to properly lift and handle the unit to prevent damage or deformation.
Criteria for choosing a suitable installation location, considering ventilation, noise, weight, and safety.
Checks for installation ground strength, levelness, and secure fixing with foundation bolts.
Methods to secure the unit against falling over, including using wires and secure fixing.
Instructions for water drainage channels and measures against snow accumulation.
Methods for disposing of drain pipes, including using optional drain sockets.
Specifies minimum clearances for suction, discharge, and side obstacles for non-stacked and stacked installations.
Details on pipe branching kits and connections for simultaneous operation systems.
Emphasizes need for licensed technicians and compliance with regulations for field piping installation.
Lists required pipe sizes for gas and liquid pipes for different unit models.
Table detailing maximum allowable pipe lengths and height differences for various configurations.
Guidance on when to replace existing refrigerant piping and reuse of flare nuts.
Instructions on handling refrigerants, using correct tools like vacuum pumps, and preventing contamination.
Guidelines for field pipe installation in four directions, including drilling, slits, and connecting pipes.
Instructions to plug through-holes with putty to prevent insects or small animals from entering the electrical box.
Procedures for opening and closing stop valves, including torque specifications and protection against freezing.
Advice on preventing piping contact with the compressor and ensuring proper insulation thickness to avoid condensation.
Table of dimensions for flare processing and tightening torques, plus instructions for applying oil and hand-tightening.
Procedures for vacuuming, leak testing with nitrogen, and checking for vacuum rise.
Guidelines for installing oil traps in riser gas piping to prevent oil return and liquid compression.
Best practices for brazing, including nitrogen blow to prevent oxidation and proper pressure settings.
Rules for evacuating refrigerant, charging liquid, and avoiding gas charging for R-407C.
Tables and calculations for determining additional refrigerant charge based on piping length.
Illustrative examples for calculating refrigerant charge for pair and twin/triple systems based on pipe lengths.
Procedures for complete refrigerant charging after leaks, including vacuuming.
Steps for performing pumping-down operation, including using pressure gauges and closing valves.
Emphasizes interrupting power, using copper wires, and complying with local codes for electrical wiring.
Instructions for securing wiring with clamping material, avoiding contact with piping, and proper front cover fitting.
Guidelines for using round crimp terminals, connecting wires of the same gauge, and tightening torques.
Table listing models, field fuses, wire types, sizes, and wire types between units.
Checklist for pre-operation checks including wiring, grounding, refrigerant piping, and extra refrigerant.
Steps for performing a test run, including opening valves, setting cooling mode, and monitoring the compressor.
Explains error codes displayed on the remote control and potential causes like closed valves or wiring issues.
Lists common error codes (E0, F6, J2) and their possible malfunctions, advising to check the indoor unit manual.
Key to wiring diagram symbols and a list of electrical components with their designations.
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