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A suction temperature sensor failure in your Haier Air Conditioner might be due to incorrect wiring or poor connection of the compressor.
General| Brand | Haier |
|---|---|
| Model | 1U35YEGFRA |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Mandatory warnings about installation risks, electric shock, fire, and explosion hazards.
Details on product conformity with European directives and regulations.
Essential information and precautions for handling the specified refrigerant type.
Procedures for safe handling during loading, unloading, and transportation.
Conditions and regulations for safe storage of the equipment.
General safety awareness, unpacking inspection, and environmental checks.
Fundamental principles for safe installation, including ventilation and electrical safety.
Ensuring electrical safety and detailing installer qualification requirements.
Steps for installing the indoor unit, including fixation, piping, and leak detection.
Steps for installing the outdoor unit, including fixation and connection.
Items to check after installation and preparations for the test run.
Procedures for conducting the test run of the installed air conditioner.
Steps and considerations for relocating the air conditioner unit.
Precautions for maintenance and requirements for qualified personnel.
Requirements for the environment where maintenance is performed.
Specific requirements for the maintenance site setup and safety.
Detailed methods and considerations for detecting refrigerant leaks.
Safety principles to follow during maintenance operations.
Requirements for maintenance tasks and handling of electrical/intrinsically safe components.
Procedures for refrigerant removal, vacuumizing, welding, and charging.
Guidelines for refrigerant storage and procedures for scrapping.
Detailed steps and requirements for recovering refrigerant from the system.
Diagrams and guidelines for piping and layout of indoor and outdoor units.
Instructions for mounting the outdoor unit on a foundation and its dimensions.
Key warnings for operation and interpretation of safety symbols.
Specific warnings related to installation, including environmental and electrical hazards.
Precautions for professional installation, modifications, and preventing hazards.
Safety measures for operating the unit and handling its components.
Safety guidelines specific to handling R32 refrigerant and existing piping.
Precautions for installation environment, including flammable gas and hospital settings.
Safety measures for electrical work, grounding, and circuit protection.
Safety precautions to follow before performing the initial test run.
Items to verify before proceeding with the installation.
List of necessary tools and materials for installation and servicing.
Specifications for copper pipes, including types, radial thickness, and materials.
Details on flare machining dimensions and type-2 flare nut standards.
Methods for conducting the air tightness test for refrigerant leaks.
Procedures for vacuumizing the system and charging refrigerant.
Steps for handling refrigerant leaks and characteristics of new refrigerants.
Guidelines for selecting the optimal location for outdoor unit installation.
Instructions for mounting the outdoor unit on a foundation and its dimensions.
Specifications for piping size and installation of flare nuts.
Steps for connecting pipes, including bending and tightening torque.
Procedures for pressurizing with nitrogen and checking for leaks.
Steps for using a vacuum pump, including checks and leak detection.
Precautions for electrical wiring and guidelines for selecting wire sizes.
Step-by-step instructions for electrical wiring and terminal block connections.
Table of LED flash times, corresponding trouble descriptions, and analysis.
