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Haier CA0035EANE - User Manual

Haier CA0035EANE
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GB/T 18430.1-2007
Installation and Operation Manual of
Commercial Air Conditioner
This Manual applies to modular air-cooled (heat pump)
chiller units
Modle: CA0035EANE
CA0070EANE
CA0100EANE
CA0130EANE
Please read this Manual carefully before operation.
Safekeep this Manual for future reference.
English

Questions and Answers

  • E
    erin15Aug 15, 2025
    Why is my Haier CA0035EANE making abnormal noise?
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      Margaret GonzalezAug 15, 2025
      If your Haier Air Conditioner is making an abnormal noise, it could be due to loose metal plate bolts. Try retightening them. Alternatively, the noise might be caused by liquid refrigerant entering the compressor. In this case, adjust the charge of refrigerant or the throttling device.
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    Mike MontgomeryAug 21, 2025
    Why is the suction pressure low in my Haier CA0035EANE Air Conditioner?
    • K
      Kyle RichardsonAug 22, 2025
      If your Haier Air Conditioner has low suction pressure, it could be due to several reasons. You might have insufficient refrigerant, in which case you should adjust the refrigerant charge. Another cause could be an undesirable low-pressure switch, which would need to be replaced. Insufficient water flow or low water inlet temperature at the water side could also cause this, requiring you to check the water flow and temperature, respectively. A scaled or obstructed water-side heat exchanger, insufficient air capacity (check the fan), a short circuit in the air circuit (find the cause and troubleshoot), or incomplete defrosting (replace the 4-way valve or defrosting sensor) are other potential causes.
  • J
    John BrownAug 25, 2025
    How to fix fault in communication of wired controller in Haier Air Conditioner?
    • R
      Robert MolinaAug 26, 2025
      If there's a fault in the communication of the wired controller for your Haier Air Conditioner, the unit numbering might be incorrect; check and correct it. Also, the connection of communication wires could be incorrect; check their order. A damaged PCB could also be the problem, requiring replacement. Finally, the wired controller itself might be faulty and need replacement.
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    Mr. Dwayne WhiteAug 27, 2025
    What causes too low exhaust pressure in Haier CA0035EANE?
    • A
      Ashley BrownAug 27, 2025
      If the exhaust pressure of your Haier Air Conditioner is too low, it could be due to a lack of refrigerant, so adjust the charge. It might also be caused by low suction pressure. Low ambient temperature of the air-side heat exchanger or too low water temperature at the water side could also be the cause; check the ambient and water temperatures respectively.
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    glenntaylorAug 30, 2025
    What causes high suction pressure in Haier CA0035EANE?
    • N
      nicole80Aug 30, 2025
      High suction pressure in your Haier Air Conditioner can be caused by a few things. You might have too high a charge of refrigerant; in that case, adjust the charge. Another possibility is a high water inlet temperature at the water side; check the water temperature. It could also be due to a high ambient temperature of the air-side heat exchanger; check the ambient temperature.
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    Aaron StevensonSep 2, 2025
    What to do if there is a fault in flow switch of Haier CA0035EANE Air Conditioner?
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      pattersonperrySep 2, 2025
      If there is a fault in the flow switch of your Haier Air Conditioner, there might be air in the water system, which can be resolved by discharging air via the exhaust valve. Alternatively, the water-side heat exchanger might have scaling or foreign matter inside, requiring you to clean the incrustation scale. The switch itself could be poor and need replacement. Unevenly distributed flow in water pipelines can also cause this issue; adjust the flow via the shut-off valve. An out-of-service water pump might be the cause, requiring machine installation. Insufficient types of water pumps could be the reason, so check and try to fix it.
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    Jose CookSep 5, 2025
    What causes overtemperature of exhaust temperature sensor in Haier CA0035EANE?
    • L
      Lisa YoderSep 5, 2025
      If the exhaust temperature sensor of your Haier Air Conditioner is over temperature, it could be due to poor ventilation around the unit. Try cleaning up any obstacles or adding air ducts. It could also be caused by too low an ambient temperature, in which case you should shut down the unit. A dirty or clogged filter at the fluorine side could also be the cause, so replace the filter. Finally, incomplete or no frosting (for heating) could be the issue; change the frosting parameters.
  • D
    David SmithSep 8, 2025
    What to do if Haier CA0035EANE has open or short circuit of temperature sensor?
    • S
      Shelley JonesSep 8, 2025
      If your Haier Air Conditioner's temperature sensor has an open or short circuit, it could be due to a damaged sensor, in which case you should replace it. Alternatively, it could be due to a poor connection of the sensor; try reconnecting it.
  • A
    Andre GordonSep 12, 2025
    What causes open circuit in low-pressure sensor of Haier Air Conditioner?
    • S
      Sarah DennisSep 12, 2025
      If there is an open circuit in the low-pressure sensor of your Haier Air Conditioner, it might be because the sensor is damaged, and you'll need to replace it. It could also be due to a poor connection of the sensor; try reconnecting it.
  • A
    Amber KingNov 17, 2025
    What to do if Haier CA0035EANE Air Conditioner exhaust pressure is too high?
    • S
      Shirley GreenNov 17, 2025
      If your Haier Air Conditioner's exhaust pressure is too high, several factors could be the cause. It could be due to air or non-condensable gas in the system, which requires discharging and emptying the gas. A high suction pressure could also be the reason. Other potential causes include a faulty high-pressure switch (which would need replacement), a dirty or clogged condenser fin (requiring cleaning of the air-side heat exchanger), insufficient air capacity or a faulty condenser fan (requiring a fan check), a high refrigerant charge (requiring adjustment), high ambient temperature (requiring inspection), insufficient water flow (requiring a water flow check), scaling or foreign matter in the water-side heat exchanger (requiring cleaning), or a high outlet temperature of the water-side hea...

Summary

Product Introduction

Overview

General description of the modular air-cooled chiller unit's features and benefits.

High efficiency and energy saving

Details on the unit's advanced technology for improved efficiency and reduced noise.

Easy control

Information about the electronic controller for centralized and independent unit operation.

Convenient installation

Focuses on the unit's ease of installation, compact design, and flexible placement options.

Safe operation

Highlights safety features like pressure protection, anti-freezing, and over-temperature protection.

Convenient maintenance

Explains accessibility of parts for maintenance and fault code display for troubleshooting.

Safety Precautions

Symbol Description

Explanation of warning and caution symbols used throughout the manual.

General Warnings

Crucial safety instructions for installation, maintenance, and operation to prevent injury or damage.

Installation

Drawing of Overall Dimension

Diagrams showing the external dimensions of the chiller unit.

Reference Position of Base

Guidelines for selecting and preparing the base for unit installation.

Unit Base Diagram CA0035 EANE

Detailed base diagram and mounting specifications for the CA0035EANE model.

Unit Base Diagram CA0070 EANE

Detailed base diagram and mounting specifications for the CA0070EANE model.

Unit Base Diagram CA0100 EANE

Detailed base diagram and mounting specifications for the CA0100EANE model.

Unit Base Diagram CA0130 EANE

Detailed base diagram and mounting specifications for the CA0130EANE model.

Pre-installation Preparation

Steps and checks required before starting the installation process.

Handling and Disassembly

Instructions for safely handling and disassembling the unit before installation.

Selection Installation Position

Criteria and considerations for choosing the optimal installation location for the unit.

Installation Space for Single Chiller Unit

Diagrams illustrating required clearance for installing a single chiller unit.

Installation Space for Multiple Chiller Units

Diagrams showing recommended spacing for multiple chiller units.

Arrangement of Multiple Chiller Units

Diagram showing spatial arrangement and spacing for multiple chiller units.

Water Pipe Connection

Detailed instructions and requirements for connecting the water pipes to the unit.

Water Quality Control

Specifications and criteria for water quality to ensure proper unit operation.

Schematic Diagram of Water System

Visual representation of the water system components and connections.

Basic Requirements for Water System

Essential guidelines for connecting and preparing the water pipelines before operation.

Electrical Connection

Procedures and safety measures for connecting the unit's electrical power supply.

Operation Inspection

Includes pre-startup checks, pre-operation inspection, and monitoring of operation status.

Overall Nozzle Dimensions during Module Combination

Table showing nozzle dimensions based on the number of combined modules.

Calculations of Water System Inventory

Guidance on calculating the required water system capacity based on unit models.

Type Selection of Auxiliary Electric Heater

Recommendations for selecting auxiliary electric heaters based on operational needs.

Connection Diagram of Unit Power Cords

Wiring diagrams for connecting the unit's power cords and breakers.

Electrical Parameters

Table listing electrical specifications like rated current, maximum current, and cable size.

Address Code Setting (SW401)

Instructions for setting module addresses using the eight-digit code switch.

Requirements for Communication Wires

Specifications and guidelines for selecting and routing communication wires.

Connection of Communication Wires

Diagram illustrating the connection of communication wires between units and the handset.

Maintenance

Inspection and Cleaning of Condenser

Procedures for inspecting and cleaning the condenser for optimal heat exchange.

Inspection and Cleaning of Heat Exchanger

Guidance on cleaning the water-side heat exchanger and checking temperatures.

Make-up of Refrigerant and Lube Oil

Information on refrigerant and lube oil levels and when make-up is required.

Fault Code

List of fault codes, their descriptions, and recovery methods for system errors.

Common Faults and Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting common issues like high/low pressure, overtemperature, and abnormal noise.

Common Faults and Troubleshooting (Continued)

Further troubleshooting for faults like flow switch errors, controller issues, and compressor faults.

Technical Parameters

Performance Parameters

Table detailing cooling/heating capacity, power input, and refrigerant specifications.

Unit Service Conditions

Details on operating ranges for cooling and heating, and service condition requirements.

Correction Factor CA0035 EANE

Correction factors for CA0035EANE model under various ambient and water outlet temperatures.

Correction Factor CA0070 EANE, CA0100 EANE, CA0130 EANE

Correction factors for multiple models based on ambient and water outlet temperatures.

Correction Factor - Heating

Heating correction factors for various models and temperature conditions.

Move and scrap the air conditioning

Moving, Disassembly, and Re-installation Support

Guidance on contacting dealers for support with moving and re-installing the unit.

Environmental Compliance and Recycling

Information on restricted substances and the importance of recycling refrigerant before scrapping.

Warranty Declaration

Warranty Services

Details on free repair/replacement within 18 months and lifelong maintenance services.

After-sales Service Contact

Provides hotline, address, and email for Haier after-sales service.

EUROPEAN REGULATIONS CONFORMITY

CE Marking and Directives

Confirms compliance with Low Voltage Directive and Electromagnetic Compatibility.

ROHS Compliance

States fulfillment of requirements regarding restriction of hazardous substances.

WEEE Disposal Requirements

Provides information on the proper disposal and recycling of electrical and electronic products.

Haier CA0035EANE Specifications

General IconGeneral
Cooling power3.5 kW
TimerYes
ColourWhite
Cooling Capacity3.5 kW
Power Supply220-240V, 50Hz
Noise Level (Outdoor)50 dB
Cooling power in BTU12000 BTU

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