Why does my Daikin Heat Pump emit an odor?
If your Daikin Heat Pump emits an odor, it's likely due to room smells and cigarette odors that have accumulated inside the indoor unit. To resolve this, the inside of the indoor unit must be cleaned.
General| Brand | Daikin |
|---|---|
| Model | RZQG100L8Y1B |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for operation and maintenance of Daikin products.
Safety measures for personnel performing repair work to prevent electric shock and injury.
Safety precautions for end-users to prevent electrical hazards and accidents.
Lists available indoor and outdoor unit model combinations and their compatibility.
Visual representation of different outdoor unit models for the series.
Defines the operational temperature and humidity limits for cooling/heating.
Defines operational temperature and humidity limits for 'Smart' series models.
Defines operational temperature and humidity limits for 'Classic' series models.
Details on applicable models, names, and functions of wired controllers.
Explains buttons, icons, and display elements of wired remote controllers.
Information on applicable models and functions for wireless controllers.
Details the functions and operations of wireless remote controllers.
Procedures for accessing and using service modes for diagnostics.
Procedure to display service data and perform diagnostics on BRC1D528.
Steps to enter and utilize the inspection mode for system checks.
Steps to enter and utilize the inspection mode for system checks.
Explains the role of key system components and thermistors.
Visual representation of the system's operation logic for cooling and heating.
Flowchart detailing the system's operational logic for cooling and dry modes.
In-depth explanation of various operational functions and controls.
Details indoor unit functions like temperature settings and thermostat control.
Explains outdoor unit functions such as abnormal stops and preheating.
Configuration and activation methods for reducing outdoor unit noise.
Procedures and precautions for performing initial system tests.
Essential checks to perform before initiating a test run of the system.
Guide to configuring settings using the wired and wireless remotes.
Instructions for field setting using the wired remote controller.
Details various settings configurable via the BRC1E remote controller.
Procedure for changing field settings using the wireless remote.
Table of configurable settings for indoor units with corresponding codes.
Summary of field settings applicable to the outdoor unit configurations.
Instructions for setting and activating low noise operation modes via remote.
Configuration for low humidity operation to enhance cooling capacity.
Instructions for setting parameters using DIP switches on the outdoor PCB.
Identifies DIP switches and BS buttons on the outdoor unit PCB for settings.
Details various operational settings configurable via Setting Mode 2.
Guidelines for performing routine maintenance checks on the air conditioning unit.
Guidelines for performing routine maintenance checks on the air conditioning unit.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving issues based on observed symptoms.
Troubleshooting steps for when the equipment fails to start operation.
Diagnosing why the indoor fan runs but the compressor remains inactive.
Steps to resolve issues where the unit starts and stops operation abruptly.
Using LED indicators on indoor and outdoor units for fault diagnosis and troubleshooting.
Methods for diagnosing errors using the remote controller display and codes.
Comprehensive list of remote controller error codes and their meanings.
Diagnosing high pressure issues detected by the high pressure switch.
Troubleshooting steps for refrigerant shortage errors detected by the system.
Visual diagrams illustrating the refrigerant piping layout.
Visual diagrams illustrating the refrigerant piping layout for RZQG-L9V1 model.
Electrical wiring diagrams for the outdoor unit.
Electrical wiring diagrams specific to the outdoor unit.
Technical data detailing the thermodynamic properties of R-410A refrigerant.
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