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Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
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Model | Mr.Slim PUHZ-P100VKA |
Category | Air Conditioner |
Language | English |
Details specific to the indoor unit service manual for various models.
Essential safety rules to follow before and during repair service.
Specific safety measures when working with R410A refrigerant.
Guidelines for safely reusing R22 refrigerant pipes with new systems.
Table detailing refrigerant charge amounts based on piping length.
Technical specifications for compressor winding resistance.
Graphs showing sound pressure levels for different frequencies.
Operational data including capacity, current, and temperatures for various models.
Details on power supply and circuit ratings for electrical connections.
Connection patterns for separate power supplies for indoor and outdoor units.
Specifications for the connecting cable between indoor and outdoor units.
Guidelines for wiring M-NET communication lines to avoid noise.
Summary of check codes and general troubleshooting approach.
Steps for performing test runs using wired and wireless remote controllers.
Methods for performing self-diagnosis and checking errors.
Table detailing actions for specific abnormalities detected.
Common operational problems and their countermeasures.
How to set unit functions like power failure recovery and temperature detection.
Detailed steps for setting functions via wired remote controllers.
Overview of function selection via remote controller buttons and displays.
Detailed explanation of settings available in the PAR-31MAA main menu.
Steps to monitor operational data like temperatures and compressor status.
List of request codes and their corresponding data descriptions.
Procedure for checking maintenance data like temperatures and compressor status.
Guide for assessing operation status based on temperature differences.
Steps to remove the service panel, top panel, and fan motor.
Steps to remove the electrical components box.
Steps to remove thermistors, LEV coil, and 4-way valve.
Steps to remove high pressure switch and compressor.