To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Panasonic Air Conditioner smell?
If your Panasonic Air Conditioner discharges air with an odor during operation, it could be due to indoor odor components, cigarette odor, or cosmetic odors accumulated in the unit. The unit inside might also be dusty. It is recommended to consult your dealer.
What to do if my Panasonic R410A has poor cooling or heating due to indoor temperature?
The indoor unit is designed to control the indoor temperature detected by the built-in room sensor inside the indoor unit. If the sensor is improperly sensing the temperature, consult your dealer about changing the use of the temperature sensor inside the indoor unit to that of the remote controller. Then the desired room temperature can be controlled properly.
What causes dewdrop accumulation near the air discharge of my Panasonic R410A?
Dewdrop accumulation near the air discharge of your Panasonic Air Conditioner during operation is caused by indoor moisture being cooled by the cool wind and accumulating as dewdrop.
What causes fog from my Panasonic R410A?
Fog occurring during operation in cooling mode (especially in places with large amounts of oil mist like restaurants) indicates that the unit inside (heat exchanger) is dirty. It is recommended to consult your dealer for cleaning, as technical engineering is required.
General| Brand | Panasonic |
|---|---|
| Model | R410A |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Detailed technical specifications for indoor and outdoor units, including capacity, current, power, and noise.
Provides dimensions for indoor and outdoor units, crucial for installation planning and space requirements.
Illustrates the refrigerant circuit for different outdoor unit models, aiding technical understanding.
Defines the temperature limits for cooling and heating operations for both indoor and outdoor units.
Shows how capacity changes with temperature variations, essential for performance optimization.
Presents noise level data for indoor and outdoor units across different frequencies.
Details the pressure-volume (P-Q) curves for indoor fan performance.
Illustrates the distribution of airflow velocity and temperature for 4-way cassette units.
Covers precautions and methods for introducing fresh air into 4-way cassette units.
Provides guidelines and diagrams for proper electrical wiring of the system.
Comprehensive guidance on installing the air conditioning system, including site selection and unit mounting.
Essential checks and safety measures to perform before initiating the test run.
A checklist to verify the correctness of the installation before final operation.
Guidance on customer handover, including manual review and maintenance agreements.
Provides electric wiring diagrams for various indoor unit models.
Offers electric wiring diagrams for different outdoor unit models.
Explains how room temperature is detected and controlled by sensors and thermostats.
Details the indoor fan speed reduction during heating standby to prevent cold air discharge.
Describes how indoor fan speed adjusts automatically based on operating conditions.
Explains the conditions under which the drain pump operates.
Covers automatic mode selection based on temperature and set temperature corrections.
Explains the automatic flap positioning based on operating mode and unit status.
Describes the filter sign indication and how to reset it after filter cleaning.
Details fan speed control logic specifically for the dry operation mode.
Explains the control of ventilation fan output linked to indoor unit operation.
Discusses the function of the T10 terminal for separate unit operation and condition checking.
Lists correction temperatures for heating and heat/cool switching at factory shipment.
Identifies components and connectors on the single-phase and 3-phase outdoor unit control PCBs.
Explains the functions of various switches and connectors on the outdoor unit PCB.
Lists alarm codes, their descriptions, and corresponding causes and corrections for troubleshooting.
Details alarm codes displayed on the remote controller and their potential causes/corrections.
Explains the meaning of LED indicators on the outdoor unit control PCB for normal operation and alarms.
Comprehensive list of alarm codes for the PAC-i system, including descriptions and troubleshooting steps.
Guides on inspecting specific outdoor unit components like electronic control valves and HIC boards.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues related to thermostat operation and frequent cycling.
Introduces the outdoor unit maintenance remote controller and its purpose.
Lists the primary functions of the maintenance remote, including operation control and display features.
Explains how to use the remote controller for basic operations like start/stop, mode selection, and test runs.
Details how to monitor various sensor temperatures of indoor and outdoor units using the remote.
Guides on accessing and interpreting the outdoor unit's alarm history via the remote controller.
Describes the procedure for setting parameters stored in the outdoor unit's EEPROM.
Allows basic setting changes like filter lifetime and operating mode priority.
Provides a list of configurable items and their setting values for simple settings.
Enables advanced configuration of system and unit addresses, and operational parameters.
Lists detailed setting items, their codes, descriptions, and default values.
Summarizes key simple setting items and their descriptions.
Lists detailed setting items including temperature shifts and fan tap settings.
Explains various servicing functions accessible via the remote, like test run and sensor display.
Details how to perform a forced test run of the unit using the remote controller.
Crucial warnings regarding influences that can affect wireless signal reception.
Safety and placement advice for installing remote controls and their receivers.
Identifies and describes the buttons and displays of the remote controller.
Instructions for installing and removing batteries from the remote control.
Guides on how to set the accurate current time on the remote control.
Explains basic operation modes (Auto, Heat, Dry, Cool, Fan) and fan speed settings.
Details how to set and use the timer functions for unit operation.
Instructions on how to adjust the flap for optimal airflow direction in different modes.
Explains how to control multiple indoor units simultaneously with a single remote.
Provides guidance on proper use of the remote control, including wall mounting and signal reception.
Tips for optimal remote control performance and avoiding malfunctions.
Explains how to set and match receiver and remote control addresses to avoid crosstalk.
Describes how to operate the unit in emergency situations when the remote is unavailable.
Covers various settings like flap display, operation mode display, and clock settings.
A checklist of common issues to check before contacting service for the remote controller.
General installation and self-diagnosis information applicable to all wireless remote controller models.
Installation instructions specific to the CZ-RWSU2 wireless remote receiver.
Installation instructions specific to the CZ-RWST2 wireless remote receiver.
Installation instructions specific to the CZ-RWSL2 wireless remote receiver.
Installation instructions specific to the CZ-RWSC2 wireless remote receiver.
Installation instructions specific to the CZ-RWSY2 wireless remote receiver.
Details common self-diagnosis functions and room temperature sensor settings for all models.
