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Fujitsu Airstage AJYA72LALH User Manual

Fujitsu Airstage AJYA72LALH
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English
OUTDOOR UNIT
PART NO. 9378945104
Deutsch
AUßENGERÄT
TM
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UNITÉ EXTÉRIEURE
UNIDAD EXTERIOR
Italiano
UNITÀ ESTERNA
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UNIDADE EXTERIOR
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ВНЕШНИЙ МОДУЛЬ
DIŞ ÜNİTE
室外机
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INSTALLATION MANUAL
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MANUEL D’INSTALLATION
MANUAL DE INSTALACIÓN
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MANUALE DI INSTALLAZIONE
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MONTAJ KILAVUZU
安装说明书
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Fujitsu Airstage AJYA72LALH Specifications

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BrandFujitsu
ModelAirstage AJYA72LALH
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Safety Precautions

General Safety Precautions

Crucial safety warnings and cautions for installation and usage.

2. About the Unit

2.1. R410A Refrigerant Precautions

Essential guidelines for handling and using R410A refrigerant.

2.2. Special Tools for R410A

Lists specialized tools required for R410A refrigerant systems.

2.3. Accessories and Combinations

Lists included accessories and details allowable indoor/outdoor unit combinations.

2.5. Optional Parts and Kits

Lists optional parts specific to R410A refrigerant, including branch kits, separation tubes, and headers.

3. Installation Work

3.1. Installation Location Selection

Guidelines for choosing a suitable and safe location for unit installation.

3.2. Drain Processing

Instructions for proper drainage system setup.

3.3. Installation Dimensions

Specifies required clearances and dimensions for installation.

3.3.1. Installation Near Limited Height Wall

Installation clearances near walls of specific heights.

3.3.2. Installation Near Unlimited Height Wall

Installation clearances near walls without height restrictions.

3.3.3. Installation With Obstacles Above

Installation requirements when obstacles are present above the unit.

3.4. Outdoor Unit Transportation

Methods and precautions for safely transporting the outdoor unit.

4. System Configuration

4.1. System Configuration Overview

Explains how to configure multiple outdoor units for a system.

4.1.A. Single Outdoor Unit Configuration

System configuration for a single outdoor unit.

4.1.B. Two Outdoor Unit Configuration

System configuration for two connected outdoor units.

4.1.C. Three Outdoor Unit Configuration

System configuration for three connected outdoor units.

4.2. Refrigerant Pipe Selection

Guidelines for selecting appropriate refrigerant pipe sizes.

4.3. Pipe Protection

Measures to protect refrigerant pipes from moisture and dust.

5. Pipe Installation

5.1. Brazing Procedures

Procedures and precautions for brazing refrigerant pipes.

5.2. Indoor Unit Pipe Connections

Steps for connecting refrigerant pipes to indoor units.

5.3. Piping Methods

General methods for routing and connecting refrigerant pipes.

5.3.1. Opening Knockout Holes

How to open and prepare knockout holes for pipe entry.

5.3.2. Removing Pinch Pipes

Procedure for safely removing pinch pipes.

5.3.3. Pipe Connection

Detailed steps for connecting refrigerant pipes.

5.4. Multiple Connections

Guidelines for connecting multiple outdoor units.

5.4. Multiple Connections (Continued)

Further guidelines and examples for connecting multiple outdoor units.

6. Electrical Wiring

6.1. Electrical Wiring Precautions

Essential safety warnings for electrical wiring.

6.2. Wiring Methods

General wiring procedures for outdoor and indoor units.

6.3. Knockout Hole Preparation

Precautions for preparing knockout holes for wiring.

6.4. Power Cable and Breaker Selection

Guidance on choosing appropriate power cables and breakers.

6.5. Transmission Line Wiring

Specifications and precautions for transmission wiring.

6.5.1. Transmission Wiring Specifications

Details on transmission cable types and specifications.

6.5.2. Transmission Wiring Rules

Rules and limitations for transmission line wiring.

6.6. Wiring Procedures

Step-by-step instructions for electrical wiring connections.

6.5.3. Automatic Address Setting

How to enable/disable automatic address setting for units.

6.7. External Input and Output Terminals

Information on external input/output terminals and their functions.

6.7.1. Terminal Position Overview

Identifies terminal positions on the outdoor unit PC board.

6.7.2. External Input Terminal Details

Details on external input terminals and their wiring.

6.7.3. External Output Terminal Functions

Information on external output terminals for status indication.

6.7.4. Base Heater Terminal

Details on the base heater terminal and its function.

7. Field Setting

7.1. Field Setting Switches Location

Location of switches for field settings on the PC board.

7.2. DIP Switch Settings

Configuration of DIP switches for various settings.

7.2.1. List of DIP Switch Settings

A list of DIP switch settings and their functions.

7.2.2. Local Configuration Settings

How to configure local settings like unit address.

7.2.3. Terminal Resistor Setting

Procedure for setting terminal resistors for network communication.

7.3. Rotary Switch Setting

How to set the rotary switch for refrigerant circuit address.

7.4. Push Button Setting

How to use push buttons for various function settings.

7.5. Signal Amplifier Address Setting

How to set addresses for signal amplifiers.

7.5.1. Signal Amplifier Address Setting Procedure

How to set addresses for signal amplifiers.

7.5.2. Automatic Address Setting for Signal Amplifiers

Steps to enable automatic address setting for signal amplifiers.

7.6. Indoor Unit Address Setting

Manual and automatic methods for setting indoor unit addresses.

7.6.1. Indoor Unit Address Setting Methods

Manual and automatic methods for setting indoor unit addresses.

7.6.2. Automatic Address Setting for Indoor Units

Steps to enable automatic address setting for indoor units.

7.7. Transmission Cable Resistance Measurement

How to measure transmission cable resistance.

8. Pipe Installation II

8.1. Sealing Test Procedure

Procedure for performing a sealing test on refrigerant pipes.

8.2. Vacuum Process

Steps for performing a vacuum process on the refrigeration system.

8.3. Additional Refrigerant Charging

Instructions for adding refrigerant to the system.

8.3.1. Refrigerant Charging Procedure

Step-by-step guide for refrigerant charging.

8.3.2. Refrigerant Amount Calculation

How to calculate and check total refrigerant amounts.

8.4. Installing Insulation

Guide on installing insulation material on refrigerant pipes.

9. Test Run

9.1. Pre-Test Run Checks

Checklist of items to verify before starting a test run.

9.2. Test Operation Method

Procedures for conducting test runs on the unit.

9.3. Final Checklist

Final checklist for verifying correct operation.

10. LED Status

10.1. Normal Operation Mode Indicators

Explains LED indicators for normal operation status.

10.2. Error Codes

Lists and explains error codes indicated by LEDs.

11. Information

Label Information Contents

Details the information found on the unit's label.

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