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Revision D: 1705, Content updated.
Model Numbers:
Indoor Unit:
CTBU-09HWFN1-M(C); CCA3U-09HRFN1-M(C); CFAU-09HRFN1-M(C)
CTBU-12HWFN1-M(C); CCA3U-12HRFN1-M(C); CFAU-12HRFN1-M(C)
CTBU-18HWFN1-M(C); CCA3U-18HRFN1-M(C); MUEU-18HRFN1-M(C)
CTBU-24HWFN1-M(C); MCD-24HRFN1-M(C); MUEU-24HRFN1-M(C);
CTB-36HWFN1-M(C); MCD-36HRFN1-M(C); MUE-36HRFN1-M(C);
CTB-48HWFN1-M(C); MCD-48HRFN1-M(D); MUE-48HRFN1-M(C);
MTI-18HWFN1-MT0W; MTIU-24HWFN1-MW; MTIU-36HWFN1-MW;
MTIU-48HWFN1-MW; MHG-60HWFN1-MW; MUE-60HRFN1-MW
Outdoor Unit:
MOB30-09HFN1-MX0W; MOB01-09HFN1-MW0W; MOB30-12HFN1-MV0W;
MOB01-12HFN1-MV0W; MOCA30-18HFN1-MT0W; MOCA01-18HFN1-MT0W;
MOD30-24HFN1-MT0W; MOD01-23HFN1-MT0W; MOBA30-09HFN1-MT0W;
MOB30-12HFN1-MT0W; MOCA31-18HFN1-MT0W; MOD31-24HFN1-MT0W;
MOD30U-36HFN1-M; MOE30U-48HFN1-M; MOE30U-60HFN1-M
Light commercial MONO 3D Air
Conditioner
SERVICE MANUAL
Mono DC
Table of Contents
1. Precaution
2. Part Names And Functions
3. Dimension
4. Service space
5. Refrigerant Cycle Diagram
6. Wiring Diagram
7. Static Pressure
8. Electric Characteristics
9. Sound Level
10. Accessories
11. The Specification of Power
12. Installation Details
13. Operation Characteristics
14. Electronic Function
15. Solar Panel
16. Troubleshooting
17. Disassembly Instructions
WARNING
Installation MUST conform with local building codes or, in the absence of local codes, with the
National Electrical Code NFPA70/ANSI C1-1993 or current edition and Canadian Electrical
Code Part1 CSA C.22.1.
The information contained in the manual is intended for use by a qualified service technician
familiar with safety procedures and equipped with the proper tools and test instruments
Installation or repairs made by unqualified persons can result in hazards to you and others.
Failure to carefully read and follow all instructions in this manual can result in equipment
malfunction, property damage, personal injury and/or death.
This service is only for service engineer to use.
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Summary

1. Precaution

1.1 Safety Precaution

Instructions to prevent injury to users and property damage.

1.2 Warning

Important warnings regarding installation and operation.

2. Part Names and Features

2.1 Model Names of Indoor;Outdoor units

Lists model names for indoor and outdoor units based on series and capacity.

2.2 Part names of Indoor;Outdoor units

Identifies and labels parts of indoor and outdoor units with diagrams.

2.3 Features

Details the specific features and functionalities of various unit types.

2.3.1 A5 Duct Units

Describes features specific to A5 Duct units, including installation accessories and maintenance.

2.3.1.1 Installation Accessories: (Optional)

Lists optional accessories for A5 Duct unit installation.

2.3.1.2 Easy Installation: Two air Inlet Styles (Bottom side or Rear side)

Explains the dual air inlet options for A5 Duct units for flexible installation.

2.3.1.3 Fresh Air Intake Function

Details the fresh air intake feature for improved indoor air quality.

2.3.1.4 Easy Maintenance

Describes procedures for easy cleaning and maintenance of the filter and components.

2.3.1.5 Reserved Remote On-off and Central Control Ports

Explains the ports for connecting remote or central control systems.

2.3.1.6 Built-in Drain Pump (Optional)

Describes the optional built-in drain pump for condensate water management.

2.3.1.7 Built-in Display Board

Covers the functionality of the built-in display board for error codes and remote control.

2.3.2 Cassette Units

Details features specific to Cassette Units, focusing on noise reduction and modes.

2.3.2.1 Lower Noise

Explains design optimizations for reduced noise levels in cassette units.

2.3.2.2 Turbo Mode (Optional)

Describes the optional turbo mode for rapid cooling or heating.

2.3.2.3 Fire-proof Controller Box

Highlights the redesigned, fire-resistant controller box for enhanced safety.

2.3.2.4 Fresh Air

Mentions the fresh air intake function for improved air quality.

2.3.2.5 Wired Controller (Optional)

Discusses the benefits of an optional wired controller for commercial applications.

2.3.2.6 Build-in Drain Pump

Details the built-in drain pump for condensate water lifting capability.

2.3.2.7 Terminals For Alarm Lamp and Long-distance On-off Controller Connection Are Standard

Describes standard terminals for alarm lamps and remote on-off controllers.

2.3.3 Console Units

Covers features and design aspects of Console Units.

2.3.3.1. Modern and Elegant Appearance

Highlights the aesthetic design of console units for living spaces.

2.3.3.2. Four Panels Pptional

Mentions the availability of optional four-panel configurations for console units.

2.3.3.3. Two Air-outlet Ways

Explains the two air outlet modes (Quick Cooling, Maintain Room Temp) for console units.

2.3.3.4. Four Air Inlets

Shows the console unit with four air inlets.

2.3.3.5. Low Noise

Details features contributing to low noise operation, like DC fan motor and advanced fan technology.

2.3.3.6. Golden fin is optional.

Notes the optional golden fin feature.

2.3.3.7. Active carbon filter is standard

States that an active carbon filter is a standard component.

2.3.4 Ceiling-floor Units

Describes features of Ceiling-floor Units, including installation and design.

2.3.4.1 Two-way Installation

Explains the dual installation options (ceiling or floor-level) for flexibility.

2.3.4.2 Brief Design

Highlights the brief design suitable for various interiors.

2.3.4.3 3 D Airflow

Details the 3D airflow adjustment for even air distribution in large rooms.

2.3.4.4 Optional Drainage Pipe Connection

Describes optional drainage pipe connections on both sides for installation convenience.

2.3.4.5 Convenience Operating and Easy Maintenance

Covers convenience in operation and ease of maintenance, including filter access.

2.3.4.6 Easy Installation, Save Working Time

Highlights features that simplify installation and save time, like flexible pipe connection.

2.3.4.7 Outside Water Pump for Optional When Ceiling Installation.

Mentions the optional outside water pump for ceiling installations.

2.3.5 A6 Duct Units

Details features specific to A6 Duct Units, including static pressure and design.

2.3.5.1. Higher Static Pressure

Describes the unit's medium static pressure capability and wide static pressure range.

2.3.5.2. Slim Design

Highlights the industry-lowest height design for installation in tight roof spaces.

2.3.5.3. Constant air volume control

Explains the technology for automatically adjusting air volume based on static pressure.

2.3.5.4. Installation accessories: (Optional)

Lists optional installation accessories for A6 Duct units.

2.3.5.5. Flexible Air Intake Way (Bottom side or Rear side)

Explains the flexibility in choosing air intake direction for different applications.

2.3.5.6. Communication wire connection

Describes the simplified, error-resistant communication wire connection for A6 duct units.

2.3.5.7. Easy Clean

Details features for easy cleaning of filters and internal components.

2.3.5.8. Easy maintenance

Explains how A6 duct units facilitate easier maintenance access for motors and internal parts.

2.3.5.9. Twins Function

Describes the twin system that connects two indoor units to one outdoor unit for wider air distribution.

2.3.5.10. Fresh air intake function(Optional)

Explains the optional fresh air intake function to improve indoor air quality.

2.3.5.11. Built-in drain pump (Optional)

Mentions the optional built-in drain pump for condensate water management.

2.3.6 HESP DUCT Units

Details features of HESP DUCT units, focusing on static pressure and application.

2.3.6.1 High static pressure design

Highlights the high static pressure capability and long air supply distance, suitable for large spaces.

2.3.6.2 Easy maintenance

Describes the easy maintenance access for HESP DUCT units.

2.3.6.3 Flexible Installation

Explains flexible installation using various air distribution duct solutions for different room shapes.

2.3.6.4 Easy cleaning filter

Describes the ease of removing and installing the filter from the rear side for cleaning.

3. Dimension

3.1 Indoor Unit

Provides dimensional specifications for various indoor unit types, including A5 Duct units.

Cassette Units(9 K, 12 K, 18 K)

Displays detailed dimensions and connection points for cassette units of specific capacities.

Cassette Units (24 K, 36 K, 48 K)

Provides dimensional data and connection points for larger capacity cassette units.

Console Units

Shows the dimensions and mounting details for console unit indoor units.

Ceiling-floor Units (18 K-60 K)

Presents dimensional information and mounting parameters for ceiling-floor type indoor units.

A6 Duct Units

Displays dimensional specifications for A6 Duct indoor units across different capacities.

MHG-60 HWFN1-MW

Provides detailed dimensions and mounting points for the MHG-60HWFN1-MW unit.

3.2 Outdoor Unit

Presents dimensional specifications for various outdoor unit models, including dimensions W, D, H, W1, A, B.

MOE30 U-48 HFN1-M, MOE30 U-60 HFN1-M

Shows dimensions and weight specifications for specific outdoor unit models.

4. Service Space

4.1 Indoor Unit

Specifies the required service space for indoor unit installation and maintenance for different types.

Console Units

Details the service space requirements around console units for installation and maintenance.

Ceiling-floor Units

Outlines the necessary clearance space for ceiling-floor units.

HESP DUCT

Specifies the required maintenance and repair space for HESP DUCT units.

4.2 Outdoor Unit

Defines the necessary clearances around the outdoor unit for proper airflow and service.

5. Refrigerant Cycle Diagram

MOCA30-18 HFN1-MT0 W, MOCA01-18 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD30-24 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD01-23 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD31-24 HFN1-MT0 W

Illustrates the refrigerant flow for specific indoor/outdoor unit combinations.

MOD30 U-36 HFN1-M, MOE30 U-48 HFN1-M, MOE30 U-60 HFN1-M

Shows the refrigerant cycle diagram for specific outdoor unit models.

6. Wiring Diagram

6.1 Indoor Unit

Provides wiring diagrams for various indoor unit models, detailing connections and components.

CFAU-09 HRFN1-M(C), CFAU-12 HRFN1-M(C)

Presents the indoor unit wiring diagram for specific CFAU models.

MCD-36 HRFN1-M(C), MCD-48 HRFN1-M(D)

Shows the indoor unit wiring diagram for specific MCD models.

CTBU-36 HWFN1-M(C), CTBU-48 HWFN1-M(C)

Displays wiring diagrams for CTBU indoor units of 36K and 48K models.

MUEU-18 HRFN1-M(C), MUEU-24 HRFN1-M(C)

Provides wiring diagrams for MUEU indoor units of 18K and 24K capacities.

MUE-36 HRFN1-M(C)

Shows the wiring diagram for the MUE-36HRFN1-M(C) indoor unit.

MUE-48 HRFN1-M(C)

Presents the wiring diagram for the MUE-48HRFN1-M(C) indoor unit.

MUE-60 HRFN1-MW

Displays the wiring diagram for the MUE-60HRFN1-MW indoor unit.

MUE-36 HRFN1-M(C),MUE-48 HRFN1-M(C)

Shows DIP switch settings and function indications for MUE units.

MUE-60 HRFN1-MW

Details DIP switch settings and indications for the MUE-60HRFN1-MW unit.

MTI-18 HWFN1-MT0 W, MTIU-24 HWFN1-MW

Presents wiring diagrams and DIP switch settings for MTI/MTIU indoor units.

MTIU-36 HWFN1-MW, MTIU-48 HWFN1-MW, MHG-60 HWFN1-MW

Displays wiring diagrams and DIP switch settings for MTIU/MHG indoor units.

6.2 Outdoor Unit

Provides wiring diagrams for various outdoor unit models, detailing PCB connections.

MOBA30-09 HFN1-MT0 W, MOB30-12 HFN1-MT0 W

Shows the outdoor unit wiring diagram and notes for specific MOBA/MOB models.

MOD30-24 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD01-23 HFN1-MT0 W

Presents outdoor unit wiring diagrams with component descriptions for specific MOD models.

MOD30 U-36 HFN1-M

Displays the outdoor unit wiring diagram and notes for the MOD30U-36HFN1-M model.

MOE30 U-48 HFN1-M, MOE30 U-60 HFN1-M

Provides outdoor unit wiring diagrams and PCB board details for specific MOE models.

For MOD30-24 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD01-23 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD30 U-36 HFN1-M

Illustrates the IPM board layout and connections for specific outdoor unit models.

For MOBA30-09 HFN1-MT0 W, MOB30-12 HFN1-MT0 W

Details the PCB layout for specific MOBA/MOB outdoor units.

For MOE30 U-48 HFN1-M, MOE30 U-60 HFN1-M

Shows the PCB layout for specific MOE outdoor units.

IPM board of MOD30-24 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD01-23 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD30 U-36 HFN1-M

Illustrates the IPM board layout and connections for specific outdoor unit models.

7. Fan Curves

ENC2

Presents a table of static pressure values for different models and fan speed settings.

CTBU-09 HWFN1-M(C),

Displays fan curves showing external static pressure vs. air volume for CTBU-09HWFN1-M(C) at different codes.

CTBU-12 HWFN1-M(C)

Shows fan curves for CTBU-12HWFN1-M(C), relating static pressure to air volume for various codes.

CTBU-18 HWFN1-M(C)

Presents fan performance curves for CTBU-18HWFN1-M(C) across different operating codes.

CTBU-24 HWFN1-M(C)

Displays fan curves for CTBU-24HWFN1-M(C), illustrating static pressure vs. air volume for various codes.

CTB-36 HWFN1-M(C)

Shows fan curves for CTB-36HWFN1-M(C), detailing static pressure against air volume for different codes.

CTB-48 HWFN1-M(C)

Presents fan performance curves for CTB-48HWFN1-M(C), relating static pressure to air volume across codes.

MHG-60 HWFN1-MW

Displays fan curves for MHG-60HWFN1-MW at high and low speeds, showing static pressure vs. air volume.

8 Electric Characteristics

Model

Lists electric characteristics such as voltage and frequency for various indoor unit models.

9 Sound Level

9.1 Indoor unit

Provides indoor unit sound level data (dB(A)) in H, M, L modes for concealed duct types.

CCA3 U-09 HRFN1-M(C)

Lists indoor unit sound levels (dB(A)) for CCA3U series in H, M, L modes.

CFAU-09 HRFN1-M(C)

Shows indoor unit sound levels (dB(A)) for CFAU models in H, M, L modes.

MUBU-18 HRFN1-M(C)

Provides indoor unit sound level data (dB(A)) for MUBU and MUEU series in H, M, L modes.

9.2 Outdoor unit

Lists outdoor unit sound levels (dB(A)) for various models.

10 Accessories

Duct Units

Lists accessories included for duct units, categorized by type.

Cassette Units

Lists accessories provided for cassette units, including installation fittings and remote controls.

Console Units

Details accessories for console units, such as mounting screws, batteries, and manuals.

Ceiling-floor Units

Lists accessories for ceiling-floor units, including remote controllers and manuals.

11. The Specification of Power

Model

Details power specifications, including phase, voltage, circuit breaker ratings, and wiring requirements.

12 Installation Details

Location selection

Provides guidelines for selecting appropriate indoor and outdoor unit installation locations.

12.1.1 Indoor unit location selection

Specifies criteria for choosing the best location for indoor unit installation.

12.1.2 Outdoor unit location selection

Lists considerations for selecting an optimal location for the outdoor unit.

12.2.1 A5&A6 Duct indoor unit installation

Guides the installation process for A5 and A6 duct indoor units.

12.2.1.1 Service space for indoor unit

Details the required clearance space around A5/A6 duct indoor units for installation.

12.2.1.2 Bolt pitch

Shows bolt pitch dimensions for mounting A5/A6 duct indoor units.

12.2.1.3.Hang indoor unit

Provides step-by-step instructions for hanging the indoor unit, including drilling and securing.

12.2.1.4.Duct and accessories installation

Guides the installation of ducts and related accessories for A5 Duct units.

12.2.2 Compact cassette indoor unit installation

Details the installation procedure for compact cassette indoor units.

12.2.2.1 Service space for indoor unit

Specifies the required service space for compact cassette indoor units.

12.2.2.2 Bolt pitch

Shows the bolt pitch for compact cassette indoor unit mounting.

12.2.2.3 Install the pendant bolt

Explains how to install pendant bolts for compact cassette units.

12.2.2.4 Install the main body

Guides the installation of the main body of the compact cassette unit.

12.2.2.5 Install the panel

Provides steps for installing the panel of a compact cassette unit, including grille and cover removal.

12.2.3 Console indoor unit installation

Details the installation process for console indoor units.

12.2.3.1 Service space for indoor unit

Specifies the required service space for console indoor units.

12.2.3.2 Install the main body

Guides the installation of the main body of console units.

12.2.4 Ceiling-floor unit installation

Outlines the installation steps for ceiling-floor units.

12.2.4.1 Service space for indoor unit

Specifies the service space requirements for ceiling-floor indoor units.

12.2.4.2 Bolt pitch

Shows bolt pitch dimensions for ceiling installation of ceiling-floor units.

12.2.4.3 Install the pendant bolt

Explains how to install pendant bolts for ceiling-floor units.

12.2.4.4 Install the main body

Guides the installation of the main body for ceiling-floor units.

12.2.5 Slim cassette indoor unit installation

Details the installation procedure for slim cassette indoor units.

12.2.5.1 Service space for indoor unit

Specifies the required service space for slim cassette indoor units.

12.2.5.2 Bolt pitch

Shows bolt pitch dimensions for slim cassette indoor units.

12.2.5.3 Install the pendant bolt

Explains how to install pendant bolts for slim cassette units.

12.2.5.4 Install the main body

Guides the installation of the main body for slim cassette units.

12.2.5.5 Install the panel

Provides steps for installing the panel on slim cassette units.

12.2.6 HESP duct indoor unit installation

Details the installation procedure for HESP duct indoor units.

12.2.6.1 Service space for indoor unit

Specifies the service space requirements for HESP duct indoor units.

12.2.6.2 Bolt pitch

Shows bolt pitch dimensions for HESP duct units.

12.2.6.3 Install the pendant bolt

Explains how to install pendant bolts for HESP duct units.

13 Install the main body

Guides the installation of the main body for HESP duct units.

12.2.6.4 Install the air duct

Provides recommendations for designing and installing air ducts for HESP duct units.

12.3 Outdoor unit installation

Covers the overall process of installing the outdoor unit.

12.3.1 Service space for outdoor unit

Specifies the required clearances around the outdoor unit for proper operation and service.

12.3.2 Bolt pitch

Shows bolt pitch dimensions for outdoor unit mounting.

14.3.3 Install the Unit

Provides instructions for safely lifting and installing the outdoor unit.

Refrigerant pipe installation

Details the process of installing refrigerant pipes, including length and height considerations.

12.4.1 Maximum pipe length and height drop

Specifies the maximum allowable pipe length and height difference for refrigerant lines.

12.4.2 The procedure of connecting pipes

Outlines the steps for connecting refrigerant pipes, including cutting and flaring.

12.4.3 First-Time Installation

Covers the critical first-time installation steps, including air and moisture removal from the refrigerant system.

1. Air Purging Using the Vacuum Pump

Explains the procedure for vacuum drying the system using a vacuum pump.

2. Air Purging Using Refrigerant

Details the process of purging air using refrigerant.

12.4.4 Adding Refrigerant after Long-Term System Operation

Guides on adding refrigerant for systems that have been operated for a long time.

12.4.5 Re-installation When Indoor Unit Requires Repairs

Outlines steps for re-installation when an indoor unit needs repair.

Drainage pipe installation

Provides guidelines for installing the drainage pipe and preventing issues.

12.5.1 Installation principle

Covers key principles for drainage pipe installation, including slope and diameter.

12.5.2 Key points of drainage water pipe installation

Highlights important considerations for drainage pipe installation, like route and material selection.

6. Water storage pipe setting

Explains how to set water storage pipes to prevent converse flow or water blow phenomena.

7. Lifting pipe setting of indoor unit with water pump

Details pipe settings for indoor units with water pumps, considering pump head.

8. Blowhole setting

Describes the importance of blowhole settings for drainage systems.

9. The end of drainage pipe shall not contact with ground directly.

A specific instruction regarding the drainage pipe's end point.

12.5.3 Drainage test

Outlines procedures for drainage system testing, including water leakage and discharge tests.

12.5.4 Insulation work of drainage pipe

Refers to insulation engineering for drainage pipes.

Vacuum Drying and Leakage Checking

Explains the purpose and methods for vacuum drying and checking for leaks.

12.6.1 Purpose of vacuum drying

Details the reasons for vacuum drying, such as preventing ice-blockage and oxidation.

12.6.2 Selection of vacuum pump

Provides specifications for selecting an appropriate vacuum pump.

12.6.3 Operation procedure for vacuum drying

Describes the operational procedures for vacuum drying, including ordinary and special methods.

1 Ordinary vacuum drying

Explains the standard procedure for vacuum drying a system.

2 Special vacuum drying

Describes special vacuum drying methods for specific conditions.

Additional refrigerant charge

Details the process of calculating and performing additional refrigerant charges.

Engineering of insulation

Covers the operational procedures, purpose, and material selection for refrigerant pipe insulation.

12.8.1 Insulation of refrigerant pipe

Covers the operational procedures, purpose, and material selection for refrigerant pipe insulation.

12.8.2 Insulation of drainage pipe

Discusses insulation material selection and installation highlights for drainage pipes.

Engineering of electrical wiring

Outlines key aspects of electrical wiring installation, including safety and regulations.

1 Highlights of electrical wiring installation

Outlines key aspects of electrical wiring installation, including safety and regulations.

Test operation

Describes the procedure for conducting test operations after installation.

2 Please confirm the following points before the test operation.

Lists essential checks to perform before initiating test operations.

3 Test operation

Details the steps for conducting the actual test operation of the unit.

13. Operation Characteristics

Temperature

Explains the operating characteristics of the air conditioner under different temperature conditions.

14. Electronic Function

14.1 Abbreviation

Defines abbreviations used for various temperature sensors and parameters.

14.2 Display function

Explains the icons and display functions on the indoor unit's display board for different unit types.

14.3 Main Protection

Details the main protection functions and error codes for the unit.

14.3.1 Three minutes delay at restart for compressor

Explains the 3-minute delay mechanism for compressor restarts.

14.3.2 Temperature protection of compressor top

Describes the protection mechanism for compressor top temperature.

14.3.3 Temperature protection of compressor discharge

Details protection measures for compressor discharge temperature, including frequency limits.

14.3.4 Fan speed malfunction

Explains the unit's response to indoor and outdoor fan speed malfunctions.

14.3.5 Inverter module protection

Covers protection functions related to current, voltage, and temperature for the inverter module.

14.3.6 Indoor fan delayed open function

Explains the delayed opening of the indoor fan and its interaction with anti-cold wind function.

14.3.7 Compressor preheating functions

Details the compressor preheating function, its conditions, and modes of operation.

14.3.9 Condenser high temperature T3 protection

Explains the protection mechanism triggered by high condenser temperatures.

14.3.10 Evaporator low temperature T2 protection

Describes the protection triggered by low evaporator temperatures.

14.4 Operation Modes and Functions

Explains the operation modes of the air conditioner, including fan, cooling, heating, and auto modes.

14.4.1 Fan mode

Explains the fan mode operation, including indoor fan speed control and auto fan behavior.

14.4.2 Cooling Mode

Details the outdoor and indoor fan running rules during cooling mode.

14.4.3 Heating Mode

Describes the outdoor and indoor fan running rules during heating mode.

14.4.3.3 Defrosting mode

Explains the conditions for entering defrosting mode and how it ends.

14.4.4 Auto-mode

Describes the auto mode operation, including temperature settings and mode selection logic.

14.4.5 Drying mode

Explains the drying mode operation, which is similar to cooling mode.

14.4.6 Timer function

Details the functionality of the timer for setting on/off times.

14.4.7 Sleep function mode

Explains the sleep function, including temperature adjustments and fan speed settings.

14.4.8 Auto-Restart function

Describes the auto-restart feature that resumes previous settings after a power failure.

14.4.9 Follow me

Explains the "Follow me" function that allows the unit to adjust based on remote controller temperature.

14.4.10 8℃ Heating(optional)

Details the optional 8℃ heating function for maintaining room temperature in cold weather.

14.4.11 Drain pump control

Explains how the drain pump is controlled by the water-level switch.

14.4.12 Point check function

Describes how to access and interpret various operational data points using the remote controller.

Enquiry information

Lists the types of enquiry information available and their corresponding display codes and meanings.

16. Troubleshooting

Safety

Provides safety precautions for troubleshooting, especially concerning capacitor discharge.

16.1 Indoor Unit Error Display

Lists indoor unit error codes, corresponding displays, and LED status indicators.

16.2 Outdoor unit error display

Details outdoor unit error displays and LED indications for 9K-24K units.

For 36 K-60 K Outdoor Unit

Lists outdoor unit error codes for 36K-60K models.

Outdoor check function

Explains how to use the outdoor unit's check function to display operational data.

N Display

Describes the display values and remarks for various outdoor unit check functions.

16.3 Diagnosis and Solution

Provides diagnosis and solutions for common error codes and malfunctions.

16.3.1 EEPROM parameter error diagnosis and solution (E0;F4)

Provides diagnosis and solutions for EEPROM parameter errors.

16.3.2 Communication malfunction between indoor and outdoor units diagnosis and solution (E1)

Details troubleshooting steps for communication errors between indoor and outdoor units.

Remark:

Provides remarks on using a multimeter for voltage tests and reactor resistance checks.

For 36 K-48 K:

Outlines troubleshooting steps for communication malfunctions in 36K-48K units.

16.3.3 Fan speed malfunction diagnosis and solution (E3)

Provides diagnosis and solutions for fan speed malfunction errors.

Index 1: 1. Indoor DC fan motor (Control Chip is in Fan Motor)

Explains how to measure DC motor voltage input and output for troubleshooting.

16.3.4 Open or short circuit of temperature sensor diagnosis and solution (E4;E5;F1;F2;F3)

Offers diagnosis and solutions for temperature sensor circuit errors.

16.3.5 Refrigerant Leakage Detection diagnosis and solution (EC)

Provides troubleshooting steps for refrigerant leakage detection errors.

16.3.6 Water-level alarm malfunction diagnosis and solution

Details diagnosis and solutions for water-level alarm malfunctions.

16.3.7 IPM malfunction or IGBT over-strong current protection diagnosis and solution (P0)

Offers diagnosis and solutions for IPM malfunction and over-current protection.

P-U

Shows multimeter readings for P-U voltage measurement.

P-V

Illustrates multimeter readings for P-V voltage measurement.

P-W

Shows multimeter readings for P-W voltage measurement.

P-N

Illustrates multimeter readings for P-N voltage measurement.

16.3.8 Over-voltage or under-voltage protection diagnosis and solution (P1)

Provides diagnosis and solutions for over-voltage or under-voltage protection issues.

16.3.9 High temperature protection of compressor top diagnosis and solution (P2)

Details diagnosis and solutions for high temperature protection of the compressor top.

High temperature protection of IPM board diagnosis and solution (P2)

Offers diagnosis and solutions for high temperature protection of the IPM board.

16.3.10 Inverter compressor drive error diagnosis and solution(P4)

Provides diagnosis and solutions for inverter compressor drive errors.

16.3.11 Outdoor IPM module temperature sensor malfunction diagnosis and solution (P7)

Details diagnosis and solutions for outdoor IPM module temperature sensor malfunctions.

16.3.12. J0 Malfunction

Explains the J0 malfunction related to evaporator coil temperature and provides troubleshooting steps.

16.3.13. J1 Malfunction

Details the J1 malfunction related to outdoor pipe temperature and provides troubleshooting steps.

16.3.14. J2 Malfunction

Explains the J2 malfunction related to compressor discharge temperature and provides troubleshooting.

16.3.15. J3 Malfunction

Details the J3 malfunction related to PFC module protection and provides troubleshooting.

16.3.16. J4 Malfunction

Explains the J4 malfunction related to communication errors and provides troubleshooting steps.

16.3.17. J5 Malfunction

Details the J5 malfunction related to high pressure protection and provides troubleshooting.

16.3.18. J6 Malfunction

Explains the J6 malfunction related to low pressure protection and provides troubleshooting.

16.3.19. J8 Malfunction

Details the J8 malfunction related to abnormal voltage and provides troubleshooting.

16.4 Main parts check

Provides methods for checking main components like temperature sensors.

1. Temperature sensor checking

Describes how to check temperature sensors by measuring resistance with a tester.

Appendix 1 Temperature Sensor Resistance Value Table for T1,T2,T3,T4 (℃-K)

A table listing temperature sensor resistance values at different temperatures.

Appendix 2 Temperature Sensor Resistance Value Table for T5,TH (℃-K)

A table showing resistance values for T5 and TH temperature sensors at various temperatures.

Appendix 3:

A table listing temperature values in Celsius and Fahrenheit, likely for reference.

4: Pressure on Service Port

Presents cooling mode pressure charts showing relationships between indoor and outdoor temperatures.

Heating Chart:

Displays heating mode pressure charts relating indoor and outdoor temperatures.

17. Disassembly Instructions

17.1 Indoor unit

Provides instructions for disassembling the indoor unit.

 A5 Duct Unit

Details disassembly steps for the A5 Duct indoor unit, covering electronic control box, PCB, and fan.

Cassette Unit

Outlines disassembly procedures for cassette units, including filter, panel, and display board removal.

2) Remove the grille

Specific step for removing the grille on cassette units.

3) Disassemble the display board

Steps for disassembling the display board of cassette units.

4 Remove the swing motor

Instructions for removing the swing motor assembly from cassette units.

5 Remove the PCB

Details the process of removing the PCB from cassette units.

6 Remove the electronic control box

Instructions for removing the electronic control box from cassette units.

7 Remover the fan wheel

Steps for removing the fan wheel from cassette units.

8 Remove the fan motor

Provides instructions for removing the fan motor from cassette units.

9 Remove the water collecting assembly

Details the process of removing the water collecting assembly from cassette units.

10 Remove the draining pump

Instructions for removing the draining pump from cassette units.

11 Remove the evaporator

Steps for removing the evaporator from cassette units.

 Console Unit

Provides disassembly instructions for console units.

1 Remove the Filter

Steps for removing the filter from console units.

2 Remove the electronic control box

Instructions for removing the electronic control box from console units.

3 Remove the PCB

Details the process of removing the PCB from console units.

4. Remove the display board

Steps for removing the display board from console units.

5 Remove the switch board

Instructions for removing the switch board from console units.

7 Remove the air outlet grille assembly

Steps for removing the air outlet grille assembly from console units.

8 Remove the louver motor of air outlet assembly

Instructions for removing the louver motor assembly from console units.

9 Remove the louver motor of the water collector

Details the removal of the louver motor from the water collector in console units.

10 Remove the water collector

Steps for removing the water collector from console units.

11 Remove the evaporator assembly

Instructions for removing the evaporator assembly from console units.

12 Remove the centrifugal fan

Steps for removing the centrifugal fan from console units.

13 Remove the fan motor

Provides instructions for removing the fan motor from console units.

 A6 Duct Unit

Provides disassembly instructions for A6 Duct units.

1 Remove the electronic control box

Steps for removing the electronic control box from A6 Duct units.

2 Remove the PCB

Details the process of removing the PCB from A6 Duct units.

3** Remove the reactance

Instructions for removing the reactance component from A6 Duct units.

4** Remove the drain pump

Steps for removing the drain pump from A6 Duct units.

5 Remover the fan motor

Instructions for removing the fan motor from A6 Duct units.

6 Remove the water collector assembly

Details the process of removing the water collector assembly from A6 Duct units.

7 Remove the evaporator

Steps for removing the evaporator from A6 Duct units.

 MOB01-09 HFN1-MW0 W, MOB01-12 HFN1-MV0 W

Provides disassembly instructions for specific MOB outdoor units.

1 Panel plate

Steps for removing the panel plate from MOB outdoor units.

2 Fan ass’y

Instructions for removing the fan assembly from MOB outdoor units.

3 Electrical parts

Details the removal of electrical parts from MOB outdoor units.

4 Four-way valve

Steps for removing the four-way valve from MOB outdoor units.

5 Compressor

Instructions for removing the compressor from MOB outdoor units.

 MOCA01-18 HFN1-MT0 W

Provides disassembly instructions for MOCA outdoor units.

1 Panel plate

Steps for removing the panel plate from MOCA outdoor units.

2 Fan ass’y

Instructions for removing the fan assembly from MOCA outdoor units.

3 Electrical parts

Details the removal of electrical parts from MOCA outdoor units.

4 Four-way valve

Steps for removing the four-way valve from MOCA outdoor units.

5 Compressor

Instructions for removing the compressor from MOCA outdoor units.

 MOD01-23 HFN1-MT0 W

Provides disassembly instructions for MOD outdoor units.

1 Panel plate

Steps for removing the panel plate from MOD outdoor units.

2 Fan ass’y

Instructions for removing the fan assembly from MOD outdoor units.

3 Electrical parts

Details the removal of electrical parts from MOD outdoor units.

4 Four-way valve

Steps for removing the four-way valve from MOD outdoor units.

5 Compressor

Instructions for removing the compressor from MOD outdoor units.

 MOD30-24 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD31-24 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD30 U-36 HFN1-M

Provides disassembly instructions for specific MOD outdoor units.

1 Panel plate

Steps for removing the panel plate from MOD outdoor units.

2 Fan ass’y

Instructions for removing the fan assembly from MOD outdoor units.

3 Electrical parts

Details the removal of electrical parts from MOD outdoor units.

4 Four-way valve

Steps for removing the four-way valve from MOD outdoor units.

5 Compressor

Instructions for removing the compressor from MOD outdoor units.

 MOE30 U-48 HFN1-M, MOE30 U-60 HFN1-M

Provides disassembly instructions for specific MOE outdoor units.

1 Fan ass’y

Steps for removing the fan assembly from MOE outdoor units.

2 Panel plate

Instructions for removing the panel plate from MOE outdoor units.

3 Electrical parts

Details the removal of electrical parts from MOE outdoor units.

4 Four-way valve

Steps for removing the four-way valve from MOE outdoor units.

5 Compressor

Instructions for removing the compressor from MOE outdoor units.

6) Remove the wires(1,2,3 or L1,L2,S). Then remove the electronic control box.

Final steps for removing wires and the electronic control box.

7) Remove the PCB board.

Instructions for removing the PCB board.

 MOD30-24 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD31-24 HFN1-MT0 W, MOD30 U-36 HFN1-M

Provides disassembly instructions for specific MOD outdoor units.

1 Panel plate

Steps for removing the panel plate from MOD outdoor units.

2 Fan ass’y

Instructions for removing the fan assembly from MOD outdoor units.

3 Electrical parts

Details the removal of electrical parts from MOD outdoor units.

4 Four-way valve

Steps for removing the four-way valve from MOD outdoor units.

5 Compressor

Instructions for removing the compressor from MOD outdoor units.

 MOE30 U-48 HFN1-M, MOE30 U-60 HFN1-M

Provides disassembly instructions for specific MOE outdoor units.

1 Fan ass’y

Steps for removing the fan assembly from MOE outdoor units.

2 Panel plate

Instructions for removing the panel plate from MOE outdoor units.

3 Electrical parts

Details the removal of electrical parts from MOE outdoor units.

4 Remove the screws fixing the IPM board and remove the IPM board.

Steps for removing the IPM board from MOE outdoor units.

5) Disconnect the connectors and wires connected from PCB and other parts.

Instructions for disconnecting connectors and wires from the PCB.

4 Compressor

Steps for removing the compressor from MOE outdoor units.

5 The 4-way valve

Instructions for removing the 4-way valve from MOE outdoor units.

6 The expansion valve

Steps for removing the expansion valve from MOE outdoor units.

MDV CTBU-09HWFN1-MC Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelMDV CTBU-09HWFN1-MC
Cooling Capacity9000 BTU/h
Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER)3.21
RefrigerantR410A
Weight (Indoor Unit)8 Kg
Operating Temperature (Heating)-7-24°C
TypeSplit
Heating Capacity9500 BTU/h
Power Supply220-240V/50Hz
Operating Temperature (Cooling)18-43°C
Outdoor Unit Noise Level50 dB

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