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If your Samsung Heating System indicates a gas leak error, you should check the coolant charging status. Also, examine the indoor EVA sensor. Ensure the outdoor unit service valve is open and verify that the indoor/outdoor installation pipe and wiring are correctly installed.
What to do if [Inverter] IPM over current error occurs in Samsung Heating System?
If you are encountering an IPM over current error on your Samsung Heating System, verify the coolant charging status. Also, check the compressor connection and ensure it's operating normally. Inspect for any obstructions around the indoor and outdoor units. Confirm that the outdoor unit service valve is open and that the indoor/outdoor installation pipe and wiring are correctly installed.
What to do if my Samsung AE260RNWSGG Heat Pump shows a short- or open-circuit error for the Zone 2 indoor unit room temperature sensor?
If your Samsung Heat Pump displays a short- or open-circuit error of the room temperature sensor of the Zone 2 indoor unit (detected only when the room thermostat is used), the suggested solution is to change parts.
What to do if my Samsung AE260RNWSGG Heat Pump shows a short- or open-circuit error for the Zone 1 indoor unit room temperature sensor?
If your Samsung Heat Pump displays a short- or open-circuit error of the room temperature sensor of the Zone 1 indoor unit (detected only when the room thermostat is used), the suggested solution is to change parts.
What does a low flow rate error mean on my Samsung Heat Pump, and how do I fix it?
If your Samsung Heat Pump displays a low flow rate error, it indicates that there is not enough water flow. The suggested action is to turn the water pump ON.
What to do if there is a communication error between the remote controller and the Hydro unit in my Samsung AE260RNWSGG Heat Pump?
If your Samsung Heat Pump displays a communication error between the remote controller and the Hydro unit, the suggested solution is to change parts.
How to fix [Inverter] DC LINK voltage sensor error in Samsung Heating System?
Guidelines for safe service procedures, handling parts, connections, and assembly.
Warnings about static electricity and personal load (PL) risks during repair.
Safety rules related to electrical work, wiring, tools, and refrigerant handling.
Precautions for handling systems with refrigerants, focusing on health and container safety.
Safety measures for brazing operations, including environment and gas usage.
Safe practices for charging refrigerants, including quantity measurement and container handling.
Key features of the Eco Heating System, including power saving and efficiency.
Detailed technical specifications for outdoor and hydro units, including capacities and inputs.
Specifications and compatibility for optional accessories included with the system.
Step-by-step guide for disassembling the tank integrated hydro unit and its components.
Instructions for safely disassembling the outdoor unit and its various parts.
List of error codes displayed on the wired remote controller and their causes.
Diagnostic flowcharts and procedures for common operational issues and symptoms.
Troubleshooting steps for errors related to the hydro unit, including EEPROM and sensor issues.
Essential checks and test run modes to perform before detailed diagnostics.
Procedures for diagnosing and resolving communication errors between units.
Detailed diagram showing component locations and connections on the hydro unit PCB.
Diagram illustrating the layout and connectors of the outdoor unit's main PCB.
Electrical wiring diagrams for tank integrated and standard hydro units.
Comprehensive wiring diagrams for outdoor units, detailing connections and error codes.
Guide to understanding model codes and their corresponding features and capacities.
Schematic diagrams of the hydro unit system, identifying key components and sensors.
Instructions for checking, updating, importing, and exporting FSV data using S-NET Pro2.
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