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Midea MSG-12HRN2 User Manual

Midea MSG-12HRN2
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MSG-07CRN2; MSG-07HRN2
MSG-09CRN2; MSG-09HRN2
MSG-12CRN2; MSG-12HRN2
MSG-16CRN2; MSG-16HRN2
MSG-18CRN2; MSG-18HRN2
MSG-21CRN2; MSG-21HRN2
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Midea MSG-12HRN2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Refrigerant TypeR410A
Voltage220-240V
TypeSplit
Power Supply220-240V, 50Hz
Cooling Capacity12000 BTU/h

Summary

1. Precaution

1.1 Safety Precaution

Instructions to prevent injury to users and property damage during operation and service.

1.2 Warning

Critical safety warnings related to installation and operation to prevent fire, electric shock, injury, or damage.

3. Dimension

3.1 Indoor Unit Dimensions

Provides dimensions (W, H, L) for various indoor unit models in a table.

3.2 Outdoor Unit Dimensions

Provides dimensions (W, H, D, L1, L2, L3) for various outdoor unit models.

4. Specification

5. Refrigerant Cycle Diagram

6. Operation Limits

6.1 Cooling Operation

Defines the operational temperature and humidity ranges for cooling mode.

6.2 Heating Operation

Defines the operational temperature and humidity ranges for heating mode.

7. Schematic and Wiring Diagrams

7.1 Schematic Diagram

Detailed electrical schematic of the indoor unit's control circuitry and components.

7.2 Wiring Diagram

Illustrates the electrical wiring connections for cooling mode operation of specific models.

8. Installation Details

8.1 Wrench Torque Sheet for Installation

Specifies torque values for fasteners during installation based on outside diameter.

8.2 Connecting the Cables

Guidelines for selecting power cord specifications based on unit capacity.

8.3 Pipe Length and Elevation

Details maximum pipe lengths and elevation differences, and refrigerant charging amounts.

8.4 Air Purging of Piping and Indoor Unit

Procedure for removing air from the refrigerant piping to ensure proper system function.

8.5 Pumping Down (Re-installation)

Step-by-step guide for pumping down the system during re-installation.

8.6 Re-air Purging (Re-installation)

Procedure for re-purging air after re-installation to remove any residual air.

8.7 Balance Refrigerant of 2-way, 3-way Valves

Procedure for balancing refrigerant levels using the 2-way and 3-way valves.

8.8 Evacuation

Detailed procedure for evacuating the air conditioning system using a vacuum pump.

8.9 Gas Charging

Instructions for charging the system with the correct amount of refrigerant.

9. Capacity Table

9.1 MSG-07CRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-07CRN2 at various temperatures.

9.2 MSG-07HRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-07HRN2 at various temperatures.

9.3 MSG-09CRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-09CRN2 at various temperatures.

9.4 MSG-09HRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-09HRN2 at various temperatures.

9.5 MSG-12CRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-12CRN2 at various temperatures.

9.6 MSG-12HRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-12HRN2 at various temperatures.

9.7 MSG-16CRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-16CRN2 at various temperatures.

9.8 MSG-16HRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-16HRN2 at various temperatures.

9.9 MSG-18CRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-18CRN2 at various temperatures.

9.10 MSG-18HRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-18HRN2 at various temperatures.

9.11 MSG-21CRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-21CRN2 at various temperatures.

9.12 MSG-21HRN2 Capacity

Tables showing cooling and heating capacity (kW) for MSG-21HRN2 at various temperatures.

10. Electronic Function

10.1 Electronic Control Working Environment

Specifies the voltage, frequency, ambient temperature, and current limits for electronic components.

10.2 Proper Symbols and Their Meaning

Defines symbols and abbreviations used to describe sensor readings and protection mechanisms.

10.3 Function

Lists the core functions of the electronic control system, including remote receiving and protection.

10.4 Protection

Describes various protection mechanisms for the compressor, fan, and system operation.

10.5 Fan-Only Mode

Explains the operation and fan speed settings for the fan-only mode.

10.6 Cooling Mode

Details the operation of the 4-way valve and fan in cooling mode based on indoor temperature.

10.7 Dehumidifying Mode

Describes the operation, fan actions, and protection features for dehumidifying mode.

10.8 Heating Mode

Explains the 4-way valve, fan operation, and compressor behavior during heating mode.

10.9 Defrosting Mode

Details conditions and timing for defrosting operations, including start and end criteria.

10.10 Auto Mode

Explains how the unit automatically selects cooling, heating, or fan-only based on temperature differences.

10.11 Force Cooling Function

Describes how to activate and operate the forced cooling mode and its associated conditions.

10.12 Sleep Mode

Explains the sleep function's operation in cooling, heating, and auto modes, including temperature adjustments.

10.13 Auto Restart Function

Details the unit's ability to resume previous settings after a power failure.

10.14 Anion (Optional)

Describes the optional Anion feature, which starts with the indoor fan.

11. Model and Parameters

12. Troubleshooting

12.1 Display Board

Explains the indicators on the display board and their meaning during operation and errors.

12.2 Troubleshooting Guide

Table detailing failure phenomena and corresponding indicator lamp status for cooling and heat pump modes.

12.3 Diagnostic Chart

Flowchart to diagnose issues when the air conditioner is not operating and indicators are off.

12.4 Resetting Phenomenon

Troubleshooting steps for when the unit frequently resets during operation due to voltage issues.

12.5 Operation Lamp Flashes & Timer Lamp Off

Diagnosing issues indicated by operation lamp flashes with the timer lamp off.

12.6 Operation Lamp Flashes & Timer Lamp On

Diagnosing issues indicated by operation lamp flashes with the timer lamp on.

12.7 Operation Lamp Off & Timer Lamp Flashes

Troubleshooting steps for when the operation lamp is off and the timer lamp flashes.

12.8 Operation Lamp On & Timer Lamp Flashes

Troubleshooting EEROM errors and defective indoor PCBs indicated by specific lamp patterns.

12.9 Operation Lamp Flashes, Timer Lamp Flashes

Diagnosing main chip failure or over-zero signal detection issues indicated by dual lamp flashes.

13. Characteristic of Temperature Sensor

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