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To check if the power source breaker or fuse is blown on your Hitachi Air Conditioner, examine the voltage on the secondary side of the breaker. Then, use a multimeter to check the continuity of the fuse.
How to check the transformer's secondary voltage on a Hitachi RAS-8FSXN Air Conditioner?
To check the transformer's secondary voltage on your Hitachi Air Conditioner, first remove the transformer's secondary connection. Then, use a multimeter to measure the voltage.
General| Brand | Hitachi |
|---|---|
| Model | RAS-8FSXN |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details safety symbols used in the manual and their meanings for user and unit safety.
Covers positioning, transport, lifting, handling, space, center of gravity, and foundation.
Details refrigerant pipe selection, sizes, connection, insulation, and precautions for outdoor units.
Details the procedure for charging refrigerant, including quantity calculation and cautions.
Covers general information, verifications, power supply connection, and DSW switch settings.
Details how to perform test runs using the remote control switch or from the outdoor unit.
A comprehensive checklist for verifying all aspects of the unit's operation during the test run.
Covers checks for electrical wires, power source, and common issues like alarm codes.
Explains how to interpret the 7-segment display for auto-addressing and error codes.
Details how to access and interpret the history of recorded alarm codes for diagnostics.
Provides specific troubleshooting steps for various alarm codes encountered.
Detailed steps for safely removing the compressor, including refrigerant collection and safety precautions.
Details the electrical specifications of the inverter, including voltage, current, and frequency range.
Analyzes causes and countermeasures for compressor burnout due to low refrigerant charge.
Covers maximum permissible concentration, calculation, and countermeasures for refrigerant leaks.
