Why Fujitsu ASYB12LDC shows serial reverse transfer error at starting up operation?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner displays a serial reverse transfer error at startup, it means the indoor unit isn't receiving a signal for 10 seconds after the power relay turns on. Check the indoor/outdoor cable connection. If the wiring is normal, measure the voltage of the outdoor unit terminals and diagnose the defective location.
What does main relay error mean on Fujitsu ASYB12LDC Air Conditioner?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner displays a main relay error, it means that after 2 minutes 20 seconds of stopping operation, the signal from the outdoor unit is received even though the main relay is OFF. The main relay might be defective or the Controller PCB might be defective.
What causes a room temperature thermistor defective in Fujitsu Air Conditioner?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner shows a room temperature thermistor defect, it means the thermistor detected an abnormal temperature when the power was turned on. Check the thermistor resistance value. The controller PCB might be defective.
What to do if my Fujitsu Air Conditioner has indoor fan speed error?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner displays an indoor fan speed error, it means the indoor fan speed is 1/3 of the target frequency after 56 seconds from starting or changing the fan mode. Here’s what to check: * Check the fan motor connector for looseness or defective contact. * The fan motor might be defective. * The controller PCB might be defective.
What to do if my Fujitsu Air Conditioner has indoor fan lock error?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner displays an indoor fan lock error, it means the indoor fan speed is 0 rpm after 56 seconds from starting or changing the fan mode. Here’s what to check: * Check the fan motor connector for looseness or defective contact. * The fan motor might be defective. * The controller PCB might be defective.
What causes IPM protection in my Fujitsu Air Conditioner?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner is showing IPM protection, it indicates that an abnormal current value has been detected. Here's what you should check: * Ensure that heat radiation is not blocked at the inlet or outlet. * Verify that the outdoor fan is functioning correctly and rotating. * The controller PCB might be defective.
What to do if my Fujitsu ASYB12LDC Air Conditioner shows excessive high pressure protection on cooling?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner is showing an excessive high pressure protection error during cooling, check the following: * Ensure that heat radiation is not blocked at the inlet or outlet. * Verify that the outdoor fan is functioning correctly and rotating. * Check for any issues with the refrigeration cycle.
General| Type | Split System |
|---|---|
| Heating Capacity | 4.0 kW |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Indoor Unit Weight | 9 kg |
| Noise Level (Indoor) | 21 dB(A) |
Details on unit types, electrical specs, fan motor, dimensions, weight, noise, and pipe thickness.
Visual representations of indoor and outdoor unit dimensions for specific models.
Visual representations of indoor and outdoor unit dimensions for specific models.
Visual representations of indoor and outdoor unit dimensions for specific models.
Visual representations of indoor and outdoor unit dimensions for specific models.
Shows the refrigerant flow for specific indoor/outdoor unit models.
Illustrates the refrigerant flow for specific indoor/outdoor unit models.
Depicts the refrigerant flow for specific indoor/outdoor unit models.
Electrical schematic for indoor and outdoor units of specific models.
Electrical schematic for indoor and outdoor units of specific models.
Electrical schematic for indoor and outdoor units of specific models.
Electrical schematic for indoor and outdoor units of specific models.
Explains the cooling capacity control based on temperature and frequency.
Details heating capacity control related to temperature and compressor frequency.
Describes indoor unit control for dry operation, including compressor frequency.
Explains automatic switching between operation modes based on temperature.
Covers fan speed settings and fan operation modes for various models.
Details outdoor fan motor types and fan speed control methods.
Explains vertical louver and swing operations for airflow direction.
Covers compressor operation frequency ranges and start-up control.
Describes available timer settings (ON/OFF, Program, Sleep) and their functions.
Explains how the electronic expansion valve is controlled based on various sensor inputs.
Details how to activate and perform test operation for troubleshooting.
Describes the delay mechanism preventing compressor restart immediately after stopping.
Explains the switching logic of the four-way valve between modes.
Covers how operation contents are memorized and restored after power interruption.
Explains the manual auto operation function for situations without remote control.
Details the procedure for forced cooling operation, its duration, and indicators.
Explains the preheating process for the compressor based on outdoor temperature.
Describes the coil-dry and air-clean functions and their operating parameters.
Details the conditions for starting and completing defrost operations based on temperature and time.
Explains the automatic defrost operation when heating mode stops and frost is present.
Covers protections like discharge gas temperature, current release, antifreezing, and pressure overrise.
Lists and describes specialized tools required for R410A refrigerant handling.
Provides crucial installation precautions related to R410A piping and materials.
Outlines precautions for servicing, focusing on refrigerant oil and pressure differences.
Information on HFC refrigerants, Montreal protocol, and refrigerant characteristics.
Compares R410A with R22 models, detailing differences in oil, compressor, and heat exchangers.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit fails to operate or lights are off.
Explains how to use the self-diagnosis function and interpret error indications.
General methods for diagnosing issues including serial signals, IPM protection, and refrigerant cycles.
Diagnosing errors related to communication between indoor and outdoor units.
Troubleshooting steps for IPM protection faults, typically in the outdoor unit.
Identifies common refrigerant cycle issues and methods for diagnosing them.
Details jumper settings for indoor and outdoor units, including custom codes and auto-restart.
Provides graphs showing pressure and current values under various temperature conditions.
Tables and charts showing thermistor resistance at different temperatures.
Graphs illustrating heating and cooling capacity and input data at different operating conditions.
Exploded views of indoor unit components for various models.
Exploded views of outdoor unit components for various models.
Instructions for wiring, connecting, shaping, and fixing leads for various components.
Guidance on choosing optimal locations for indoor and outdoor units.
Instructions for installing the indoor unit, including mounting and piping.
Guidelines for installing the outdoor unit, including placement and safety.
Steps for connecting pipes, flaring, and purging air from the refrigerant system.
Steps for insulating, sealing, and performing initial test operations.
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