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Fujitsu AJY072LELAH User Manual

Fujitsu AJY072LELAH
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INSTALLATION MANUAL
OUTDOOR UNIT
For authorized service personnel only.
PART No. 9380545200-03
AJY072LELAH
AJY090LELAH
AJY108LELAH
AJH072LELAH
AJH090LELAH
AJH108LELAH
[Original instructions]
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Fujitsu AJY072LELAH Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFujitsu
ModelAJY072LELAH
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Installation Work

Selecting an installation location

Guidelines for choosing a suitable site for unit placement, considering weight and environmental factors.

Drain processing

Procedures for correctly draining condensate water from the unit to prevent property damage.

Installation dimensions

Required clearances and space specifications for proper unit installation and ventilation.

Optional Parts

Separation tube kit and Header

Details on optional kits required for connecting multiple indoor units to the outdoor unit.

External connect kit

Information on optional kits for establishing external electrical and operational connections.

Installation Work

Transporting the unit

Safe methods and essential precautions for moving the outdoor unit during installation.

Installation Work

Installing the unit

Step-by-step instructions for physically mounting the outdoor unit onto its foundation.

System Configuration

System configuration

Overview of how the system components, including indoor and outdoor units, are connected.

Pipe selection

Guidance on selecting appropriate refrigerant piping sizes based on system design and capacity.

System Configuration

Protection of pipes

Methods to protect refrigerant piping from damage and environmental factors.

Pipe Installation

Brazing

Techniques and safety measures for brazing refrigerant pipes, including nitrogen gas application.

Indoor unit pipe connections

Instructions for correctly connecting refrigerant pipes to the indoor units.

Pipe Installation

Opening the knockout hole

Procedures for creating and preparing openings for pipe and cable entry into the unit.

Pipe connection

General instructions and precautions for making refrigerant pipe connections.

Bending pipes

Proper techniques for bending refrigerant pipes to avoid damage and ensure functionality.

Removing the pinch pipe

Steps to safely remove pinch pipes before connecting refrigerant lines.

Pipe Connection Examples

Illustrative examples of various pipe connection configurations for clarity.

Handling precautions for the valves

Important safety notes and procedures when handling the unit's refrigerant valves.

Electrical Wiring

The precautions of electrical wiring

Essential safety warnings and precautions for performing electrical work on the unit.

Knockout hole

Guidelines for creating and preparing openings for electrical wiring entry.

Selecting power supply cable and breaker

How to choose the correct power supply cables and circuit breakers based on specifications.

Electrical Wiring

Transmission line

Specifications, rules, and requirements for communication wiring.

Wiring method

Procedures and diagrams for correctly connecting electrical wiring to terminals.

Electrical Wiring

External input and external output

Connecting external devices and signals for control and monitoring purposes.

Field Setting

Field setting switches

Overview of the switches used for configuring unit settings and modes.

DIP switch setting

Instructions for configuring the unit's operational parameters using DIP switches.

Terminating resistor setting

How to set terminal resistors for ensuring proper network communication.

Field Setting

Rotary switch setting

Adjusting rotary switches for various settings like refrigerant address and operation modes.

Push button setting

Using push buttons on the PC board to configure unit settings and modes.

Field Setting

Address setting for signal amplifiers

Setting network addresses for signal amplifiers to ensure proper system communication.

Indoor unit address setting

Setting network addresses for indoor units, either manually or automatically.

Resistance measurement of transmission cable

How to measure transmission cable resistance to diagnose communication issues.

Pipe Installation II

Sealing test

Performing leak tests on refrigerant piping joints using nitrogen gas.

Vacuum process

Evacuating the refrigerant circuit to remove air and moisture using a vacuum pump.

Additional charging

Procedures for adding the correct amount of refrigerant to the system.

Pipe Installation II

Installing insulation

Applying insulation to refrigerant pipes to prevent condensation and heat loss.

Filling with putty

Sealing openings with putty to prevent ingress of water, pests, or air.

Test Run

Indoor unit connection check

Verifying correct connections and communication between indoor and outdoor units.

Test Run

Error displays

Understanding and interpreting system error codes displayed on the unit's indicators.

Pre-check for test run

Essential checks to perform before initiating a system test run for safety and functionality.

Test run method

Step-by-step procedure for conducting operational test runs of the air conditioning system.

Checklist

A final checklist to ensure all installation and setup steps are completed correctly.

LED Status

Normal operation codes

Codes indicating the normal operating status and modes of the unit.

Error codes

Codes that identify system malfunctions, errors, and protective actions.

Information

Information

General product information, specifications, and manufacturer details.

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