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If your Samsung Air Conditioner indicates an error on the input current sensor of inverter 1 (Short or Open), check the Outdoor EEPROM PBA.
What to do if Samsung AC BXAP G has inverter input voltage sensor error?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner has an inverter input voltage sensor error, check the Outdoor Inverter PBA.
What to do if Samsung AC BXAP G Air Conditioner has IPM over heat error on inverter 1?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner experiences an IPM over heat error on inverter 1, check the Outdoor Inverter PBA.
General| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | AC BXAP G Series |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Highlights essential safety precautions related to the power supply line, fuses, and circuit breakers.
Guides on selecting an appropriate installation location for the outdoor and indoor units, considering environmental factors and clearances.
Procedure for connecting the main power cable, communication cable, and controllers to the outdoor unit.
Detailed wiring diagrams and precautions for connecting the main power cable for 1-phase and 3-phase systems.
Provides maximum allowable lengths for refrigerant pipes based on installation type and model.
Procedure for connecting pipes, vacuuming the system, and purging air to prevent damage and ensure performance.
Precautions and procedures for adding R-32 refrigerant, including essential requirements for safe charging.
Details procedures for performing gas leak tests using nitrogen before opening valves and R-32 after opening valves.
Procedure for ensuring proper earthing, including selecting an electrode and connecting the earthing wire.
Covers final checks of power supply, connections, and trial operation procedures, including inverter fault indications.
Detailed procedure for pumping down refrigerant before disconnecting pipes to prevent loss and explosion risk.
Procedure for performing gas leak tests on the refrigerant circuit during repair work, emphasizing safety.
Lists self-diagnostic routines and error codes displayed on the outdoor unit PCB, with meanings and remarks.
