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Fujitsu ASUG09LMAS User Manual

Fujitsu ASUG09LMAS
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AIR CONDITIONER
Wall mounted type
SERVICE MANUAL
INDOOR
ASUG09LMAS
ASUG12LMAS
OUTDOOR
AOUG09LMAS1
AOUG12LMAS1
SR_AS023EF_05
2020.03.25

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Fujitsu ASUG09LMAS Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFujitsu
ModelASUG09LMAS
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Information

Indoor Unit Specifications

Detailed specifications for the indoor unit, covering capacity, power, dimensions, and performance.

Outdoor Unit Specifications

Detailed specifications for the outdoor unit, covering capacity, power, dimensions, and performance.

Dimensions

Indoor Unit Dimensions

Diagrams and measurements for the indoor unit's physical size and mounting.

Outdoor Unit Dimensions

Diagrams and measurements for the outdoor unit's physical size and mounting.

Technical Data and Parts List

Precautions

Essential safety and handling precautions for servicing the unit.

Indoor Unit Parts List

Exploded views and part numbers for the indoor unit's components.

Outdoor Unit Parts List

Exploded views and part numbers for the outdoor unit's components.

Accessories

List of included accessories for the indoor and outdoor units.

Optional Parts

List of optional components and their functions, such as remote controllers.

Refrigerant System Diagrams

Visual representation of the refrigerant circuit and its components.

Wiring Diagrams (Indoor Unit)

Electrical wiring schematics for the indoor unit.

Wiring Diagrams (Outdoor Unit)

Electrical wiring schematics for the outdoor unit.

PC Board Diagrams (Indoor Unit)

Schematic diagrams of the printed circuit boards for the indoor unit.

PC Board Diagrams (Outdoor Unit)

Schematic diagrams of the printed circuit boards for the outdoor unit.

Troubleshooting

Error Codes

Table listing error codes, their causes, and indicator patterns.

Troubleshooting with Error Codes

Detailed steps to diagnose and resolve specific error codes.

2-1. E:11 Serial Communication Error (Outdoor Unit)

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:11 serial communication error for the outdoor unit.

2-2. E:11 Serial Communication Error (Indoor Unit)

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:11 serial communication error for the indoor unit.

2-3. E:12 Wired Remote Controller Communication Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:12 communication error with the wired remote controller.

2-4. E:18 External Communication Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:18 external communication error.

2-5. E:32 Indoor Unit Main PCB Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:32 error related to the indoor unit's main PCB.

2-6. E:35 Manual Auto Button Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:35 error related to the MANUAL AUTO button.

2-7. E:41 Room Temperature Sensor Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:41 error for the room temperature sensor.

2-8. E:42 Indoor Unit Heat Exchanger Sensor Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:42 error for the indoor heat exchanger sensor.

2-9. E:51 Indoor Unit Fan Motor Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:51 error for the indoor unit fan motor.

2-10. E:62 Outdoor Unit Main PCB Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:62 error for the outdoor unit's main PCB.

2-11. E:64 PFC Circuit Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:64 PFC circuit error.

2-12. E:71 Discharge Thermistor Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:71 error for the discharge thermistor.

2-13. E:73 Outdoor Unit Heat Exchanger Thermistor Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:73 error for the outdoor heat exchanger thermistor.

2-14. E:74 Outdoor Temperature Thermistor Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:74 error for the outdoor temperature thermistor.

2-15. E:84 Current Sensor Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:84 error for the current sensor.

2-16. E:94 Trip Detection

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:94 trip detection error.

2-17. E:95 Compressor Motor Control Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:95 compressor motor control error.

2-18. E:97 Outdoor Unit Fan Motor Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:97 outdoor unit fan motor error.

2-19. E:99 4-Way Valve Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:99 4-way valve error.

2-20. E:A1 Discharge Temperature Error

Steps to diagnose and resolve the E:A1 discharge temperature error.

Troubleshooting Without Error Codes

Steps to diagnose and resolve issues not indicated by error codes.

3-1. Indoor Unit No Power

Steps to troubleshoot when the indoor unit has no power.

3-2. Outdoor Unit No Power

Steps to troubleshoot when the outdoor unit has no power.

3-3. No Operation (Power is On)

Steps to troubleshoot when the unit is on but not operating.

3-4. No Cooling/No Heating

Steps to troubleshoot when the unit is not cooling or heating.

3-5. Abnormal Noise

Steps to diagnose and resolve abnormal noises coming from the unit.

3-6. Water Leaking

Steps to diagnose and resolve issues related to water leaking from the unit.

Service Parts Information

Information and troubleshooting guides for key service parts.

4-1. Compressor

Troubleshooting and information related to the compressor.

4-2. Inverter Compressor

Specific troubleshooting and information for the inverter compressor.

4-3. Outdoor Unit Electronic Expansion Valve (EEV)

Troubleshooting and information for the outdoor unit's Electronic Expansion Valve.

4-4. Indoor Unit Fan Motor

Troubleshooting and information for the indoor unit's fan motor.

4-5. Outdoor Unit Fan Motor

Troubleshooting and information for the outdoor unit's fan motor.

Thermistor Resistance Values (Indoor Unit)

Resistance and voltage values for indoor unit thermistors at various temperatures.

Thermistor Resistance Values (Outdoor Unit)

Resistance and voltage values for outdoor unit thermistors at various temperatures.

Control and Functions

Compressor Frequency Control

How compressor frequency is managed based on operating conditions.

1-1. Cooling Operation

How compressor frequency is controlled during cooling operation based on temperature.

1-2. Heating Operation

How compressor frequency is controlled during heating operation based on temperature.

1-3. Dry Operation

How compressor frequency is controlled during dry operation.

1-4. Compressor Frequency at Normal Start-up

The sequence of compressor frequency adjustment upon starting the unit.

1-5. Compressor Frequency Limitation by Outdoor Temperature

How outdoor temperature limits the compressor frequency.

Auto Changeover Operation

How the unit automatically switches between cooling, heating, and dry modes.

Fan Control

Controls for fan speed and airflow direction.

3-1. Indoor Fan Control

Controls for indoor fan speed and airflow direction in different modes.

3-2. Outdoor Fan Control

Fan speed control for the outdoor unit based on temperature and frequency.

Louver Control

Controls for louvers and airflow direction.

4-1. Vertical Airflow Direction Louver Control

How to control the vertical louver position and swing operation.

4-2. Adjust the Horizontal Louver

How to adjust the horizontal louvers for desired airflow direction.

4-3. Swing Operation

Details on vertical airflow swing operation for cooling and heating modes.

Timer Operation Control

Settings for various timer operations.

5-1. Wireless Remote Control Timers

Settings for On/Off, Program, Sleep, and Weekly timers using the wireless remote.

5-2. Wired Remote Control Timers

Timer functions available with the wired remote control.

Defrost Operation Control

Conditions and procedures for defrost operation in heating mode.

6-1. Defrost Operation in Heating Operation Stopped

How defrost operates when heating is stopped due to frosting.

Various Controls

Details on various operational controls and functions.

7-1. Auto Restart

Functionality of the auto-restart feature after power interruption.

7-2. Manual Auto Operation

How to operate the unit manually without a remote controller.

7-3. Forced Cooling Operation

How to initiate a forced cooling operation mode.

7-4. 10°C Heat Operation

Specifics of the 10°C heating operation mode.

7-5. Economy Operation

Details on the economy operation mode for energy saving.

7-6. Powerful Operation

Details on the powerful operation mode for maximum output.

7-7. Compressor Preheating

The process of preheating the compressor for faster warm airflow.

7-8. Electronic Expansion Valve Control

Control mechanism for the electronic expansion valve.

7-9. Prevention to Restart for 3 Minutes

Mechanism preventing compressor restarts within a 3-minute interval.

7-10. 4-Way Valve Control

How the 4-way valve operates during mode changes and heating.

7-11. Outdoor Unit Low Noise Operation

Functionality of the outdoor unit's low noise operation mode.

Various Protections

Protective controls to ensure safe and reliable operation.

8-1. Discharge Gas Temperature Over-Rise Prevention

Control logic for preventing high discharge gas temperatures.

8-2. Anti-Freezing Control (Cooling/Dry Mode)

Control logic to prevent freezing in cooling and dry modes.

8-3. Current Release Control

Control to limit compressor frequency based on outdoor unit current.

8-4. Cooling Pressure Over-Rise Protection

Protection mechanism against high cooling pressure.

8-5. Low Outdoor Temperature Protection

Protection mechanism for operation at low outdoor temperatures.

8-6. High Temperature and High Pressure Release Control

Control logic for high temperature and pressure conditions.

Field Working

Function Settings

Adjusting unit functions to suit the installation environment.

1-1. Function Settings by Using Remote Controller

Procedures for accessing and modifying unit functions via the remote controller.

1-2. Custom Code Setting for Wireless Remote Controller

How to set the custom code for wireless remote controller pairing.

External Input and Output

Overview of external input/output PCB and its connections.

2-1. External Input

Details on using external inputs for controlling unit operation.

2-2. External Output

Details on using external outputs for monitoring unit status.

2-3. Combination of External Input and Output

Various combinations of external inputs and outputs with rotary switch settings.

2-4. Details of Function (Control Input Function)

Specific input signal types and commands for control functions.

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