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Details codes for manufacturing location and refrigerant type used in model names.
Codes indicating the type of air conditioner (e.g., split system).
Codes specifying cooling-only, heat pump, or inverter functionality.
Codes representing the cooling or heating capacity in Btu/h.
Codes indicating the voltage and frequency compatibility of the unit.
Codes identifying the chassis or frame type of the unit.
Codes defining the aesthetic design or appearance of the unit.
Codes specifying various functional features and options of the unit.
Codes related to the unit's serial number or development.
Safety guidelines related to the installation process of the unit.
Safety guidelines related to the operation of the air conditioner.
Further safety guidelines specific to the installation phase.
Safety precautions related to the disposal or non-use of the appliance.
Physical dimensions and specifications for the indoor unit.
Physical dimensions and specifications for the outdoor unit.
Guidelines for choosing the optimal location for indoor and outdoor unit installation.
Specifications and considerations for refrigerant piping length and elevation.
Steps and precautions before commencing the actual installation process.
Instructions for securely mounting and fixing the indoor unit during installation.
Procedures and guidelines for proper flaring of refrigerant pipes.
Steps to remove burrs from cut pipes to ensure proper connection.
Instructions on how to place flare nuts onto the pipes before flaring.
Detailed steps for connecting refrigerant piping to the indoor unit.
Procedures for connecting pipes and the drain hose to the indoor unit.
Detailed steps for connecting refrigerant piping to the outdoor unit.
Methods to verify proper drainage function of the installed unit.
Guidelines for routing and installing the drain hose for effective water removal.
Instructions for insulating and securing the refrigerant piping.
Procedure for removing air and moisture from the refrigerant system using a vacuum pump.
Steps to check the refrigerant system for leaks after installation.
Method using soap water to detect leaks in the refrigerant piping.
Process of removing air and moisture from the system using a vacuum pump.
Final steps after air purging and evacuation to prepare for operation.
Instructions for preparing and inserting batteries into the remote controller.
Guidelines for correctly mounting and securing the outdoor unit.
Procedures for checking system performance and refrigerant charge.
Procedure to collect refrigerant in the outdoor unit for servicing or relocation.
Overview of functions and operational modes for the indoor unit.
Details on temperature sensors and how they monitor room conditions.
How the unit maintains the set room temperature.
Controls for initial fan start and safety delay.
Options for adjusting indoor fan speed.
Control mechanism for compressor pre-heating.
Automatic fan speed adjustment and timer for sleep mode.
Control logic for irregular fan operation for natural air flow.
How the louver controls airflow direction.
Automatic switching between modes and energy-saving features.
Controls for defrosting, hot-start, and optional heater.
Overview of functions and operational modes for the outdoor unit.
Control of power relay, compressor frequency, and speed.
Protection against overheating and over-current conditions.
Control of the 4-way valve and outdoor fan motor speed.
Control based on discharge pipe and ambient temperatures.
Control of compressor torque.
Description of remote control buttons and their functions.
Explanation of the unit's control functions and indicators.
Mechanism to prevent evaporator frosting during cooling.
Detailed operation of the cooling mode, including compressor control.
Operation of the dehumidification mode and its temperature settings.
Detailed operation of the heating mode, including compressor control.
Operation of the Jet Cool mode for rapid cooling.
Operation of the Jet Heat mode for rapid heating.
Operation of the swing mode for airflow direction.
Specific mode of swing operation.
How the sleep timer adjusts temperature over time.
Unit behavior after power interruption and manual operation.
Procedure for conducting a trial operation of the unit.
Control of power relay and protection against over-current.
Protection against overheating of power module and compressor.
Control logic for defrosting the outdoor unit's evaporator.
Functions for automatic cleaning and mode switching.
Operation guidelines for low ambient temperatures.
Compressor preheating and selection of heat logic options.
Detection and handling of indoor fan lock errors.
Description of basic remote control buttons like power, mode, and fan speed.
Functions for setting timers and sleep mode via remote control.
Controls for airflow direction and optional features via remote.
Steps for safely disassembling the indoor unit.
Procedure to open and remove the front panel of the indoor unit.
Steps to remove the control box from the indoor unit.
Steps to remove the evaporator from the indoor unit.
Steps to prepare for removing the turbo fan assembly.
Steps to remove the motor from the indoor unit.
Diagrams illustrating the refrigeration cycle for different models.
Refrigeration cycle diagram for capillary tube models.
Refrigeration cycle diagram for EEV models.
Operation and states of the 2-way and 3-way valves.
Procedure for purging air from the refrigeration system.
Procedure to recover refrigerant into the outdoor unit.
Procedure for purging air during re-installation.
Procedure to balance refrigerant and check for gas leaks.
Procedure for evacuating the system after a refrigerant leak.
Procedure for charging the system with refrigerant after evacuation.
Analysis of cycle parts and common troubles.
Table of error codes, indicators, and causes.
Explanation of error indicators and methods to cancel them.
Safety precautions before servicing or checking the unit.
Troubleshooting steps for a completely non-operational product.
Procedure to check the indoor PCB assembly for proper operation.
Troubleshooting steps when the remote controller does not operate the unit.
Troubleshooting for error code 1 (Indoor TH. short or open).
Troubleshooting for error code 2 (Outdoor TH. short or open).
Troubleshooting for error code 4 (Heat-sink Temp. over 95°C).
Troubleshooting for error code 5 (Communication Error).
Troubleshooting for error code 6 (DC Peak Error).
Troubleshooting for error code 7 (Over current Error CT2).
Troubleshooting for error code 8 (Indoor fan lock).
Troubleshooting for error code 9 (Outdoor fan lock).
Troubleshooting for error code 10 (D-Pipe TH. short or open).
Electrical wiring diagram for the indoor unit.
Electrical wiring diagram for the outdoor unit.
Location of components on the indoor main PCB assembly.
Component locations on the indoor DC part PCB assembly.
Component locations on the display assembly.
Component locations on the sub PCB assembly.
Component locations on the outdoor unit PCB.
Exploded view diagram of the indoor unit components.
Exploded view diagram of the outdoor unit components.
List of replacement parts for the indoor unit.
List of replacement parts for the outdoor unit.
General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | ASNW096F1G0 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
