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Fujitsu R407C

Fujitsu R407C
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R407C
Variable Refrigerant Flow System
Multi Air Conditioning System for Buildings
HEAT RECOVERY TYPE
Model : AO90
SERVICE MANUAL

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Fujitsu R407C Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFujitsu
ModelR407C
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. TEST RUN

1-1 CHECK ITEMS BEFORE TEST RUN

Pre-operation checks for correct setup and safety measures.

1-2 CHECK ITEM DURING TEST RUN

Procedures for verifying system operation and detecting issues during the test run.

1-3 TEST RUN METHOD

Methods to perform test runs using outdoor PC board or remote controllers.

1-4 TEST RUN CONTROL

Parameters and conditions for controlling the test run operation.

2. FUNCTION OF PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD

2-1 PCB LAYOUTS

Diagrams and switch/connector details for various circuit boards like indoor, outdoor, and controllers.

2-2 MICROPROCESSOR FUNCTION LIST

Detailed mapping of functions to pins and switches for indoor and outdoor units.

2-3 FUNCTION AND SETTING OF EACH SWITCH

Explains DIP switch and rotary switch functions for setting unit operation and addresses.

2-4 EXTERNAL INPUT & OUTPUT

Details on controlling units via external signals and monitoring output statuses.

3. OUTDOOR UNIT OPERATION CONTROL

3-1 COMPRESSOR OPERATION CONTROL

Explains compressor operating conditions, output patterns, restart prevention, and recovery operations.

3-2 HEAT EXCHANGE CAPACITY CONTROL

Details on controlling heat exchanger capacity using valves and expansion valves.

3-3 OUTDOOR FAN MOTOR CONTROL

Information on outdoor fan ON/OFF control and fan speed settings.

3-4 EXPANSION VALVES 1 AND 2 CONTROL

Control logic and operation flow for expansion valves in heat exchangers.

3-5 CIRCULATING SAVE AMOUNT CONTROL

Control mechanism for bypassing capacity difference as a circulating save amount.

3-6 SOLENOID VALVE 2 CONTROL

Control logic for solenoid valve 2 based on operating capacity and required capacity.

3-7 DEFROSTING CONTROL

Conditions and procedures for starting, ending, and performing defrosting operations.

3-8 OIL RETURN CONTROL

Details on individual and central oil return control methods using solenoid valves.

3-9 OIL RECOVERY CONTROL

Explanation of oil recovery operation, its timing, and behavior of components.

3-10 PROTECTION FUNCTIONS

Describes various protection functions like temperature, pressure, and overload protection.

4. INDOOR UNIT OPERATION

4-1 TIMER CONTROL

Setup and operation of OFF, ON, and WEEKLY timers for scheduling unit operation.

4-2 FAN CONTROL

FAN control modes including AUTO, LOW, MED, HIGH, DRY, and HEAT operations.

4-3 MASTER CONTROL

Explains operating modes (Cool, Fan, Heat, Dry, Stop) and component control within each mode.

4-4 LOUVER CONTROL

Instructions for adjusting vertical and horizontal air direction and swing operations.

4-5 ENERGY SAVE OPERATION

How to activate and use the energy saving mode for temperature adjustment.

4-6 ANTI FREEZE CONTROL

Procedure for enabling and disabling the anti-freeze function.

4-7 ELECTRONIC EXPANSION VALVE CONTROL

Control process for electronic expansion valves to adjust refrigerant charge.

4-8 AUTO RESTART

Behavior of the unit upon restarting after a power interruption.

4-9 DRAIN PUMP OPERATION

Operation cycle of the drain pump and conditions for its activation.

5. TROUBLE SHOOTING

5-1 INDOOR UNIT

Diagnosing normal and abnormal operation displays for indoor units using LED indicators.

5-2 OUTDOOR UNIT

Diagnosing normal and abnormal operation displays for outdoor units using LED indicators.

5-3 REMOTE CONTROLLER

Troubleshooting remote controllers (wired, simple, central) and interpreting error codes.

5-4 NETWORK CONVERTOR

Error codes displayed on the network convertor and their meanings.

5-5 ERROR CODE & TROUBLESHOOTING

Detailed guide to troubleshooting errors based on error codes for various components.

5-5-2 TROUBLE SHOOTING WITH NO ERROR CODE

Troubleshooting common operational issues that do not trigger error codes.

5-6 CASES SUCH AS THESE ARE NORMAL

Identifies normal operations that might be mistaken for faults.

6. APPENDING DATA 1 (INSTALLATION)

6-1 ADDITIONAL CHARGE

Calculation method for additional refrigerant charge based on pipe length and diameter.

6-2 ADDRESS SETTING

Procedures for setting refrigerant circuit, indoor unit, and remote controller addresses.

6-3 PUMP DOWN METHOD

Steps for starting, stopping, and performing the pump down operation for refrigerant recovery.

6-4 TOOLS

List of tools and equipment required for installation and servicing.

6-5 PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLATION

Guidelines for pipe preparation, flare connection, brazing, and tightness testing.

6-6 PRECAUTIONS FOR SERVICING

Precautions for handling refrigerant leaks, replacing parts, and general servicing.

6-7 IN USE OF THE NEW REFRIGERANT R407 C

Information on R407C refrigerant characteristics, handling, and comparison with R22.

7. APPENDING DATA 1 (UNIT)

7-1 REFRIGERANT PIPE SYSTEM DIAGRAM

Schematic diagram illustrating the refrigerant circuit connections for the system.

7-2 CHARACTERISTICS OF SENSORS

Resistance values for thermistors and pressure sensor characteristics.

7-3 WIRING DIAGRAM

Detailed wiring diagrams for various indoor unit types and the outdoor unit.

7-4 OUTDOOR INTERNAL LAYOUT

Diagrams showing the physical layout of components within the outdoor unit and its control box.

7-5 MODEL DESIGNATION

Explanation of the model designation codes for outdoor and indoor units.

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