What to do if my Samsung AM***FN*D displays the E108 error?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays an E108 error, you should change the address and reset the system. For example, if indoor units #1 and #2 are both set to address 5, unit #1 will remain at 5, and unit #2 will display E108, A002.
What does it mean when my Samsung AM***FN*D displays error E241?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays error code E241, it indicates an error due to refrigerant leakage.
What does error E162 mean on my Samsung AM***FN*D Air Conditioner?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays error code E162, it indicates an EEPROM error.
What does error E163 mean on my Samsung AM***FN*D Air Conditioner?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays error code E163, it indicates an EEPROM option error.
What does error E154 mean on my Samsung Air Conditioner?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays error code E154, it indicates an indoor fan error.
What does error E121 mean on my Samsung AM***FN*D Air Conditioner?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays error code E121, it indicates an error with the indoor temperature sensor, specifically a short or open circuit.
What does it mean if my Samsung AM***FN*D Air Conditioner displays error codes E221, E237, or E251?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays error codes E221, E237, or E251, it indicates an error with the outdoor temperature sensor (short or open), the condenser sensor, or the discharge sensor. It may also indicate another outdoor unit sensor error not specifically listed.
What does it mean if my Samsung AM***FN*D Air Conditioner displays error codes E122, E123, or E126?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays error codes E122, E123, or E126, it indicates an error with the Eva-in sensor (short or open), the Eva-out sensor (short or open), or the discharge sensor error (short or open).
General| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | AM***FN*D series |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
General guidelines and warnings for using the air conditioner safely.
Important considerations and warnings specific to unit installation.
Guidelines for safe power supply connection, including grounding and circuit breakers.
Lists all accessories provided with the indoor unit for installation and operation.
Specifies ideal locations and clearance requirements for the indoor unit.
Details required space around the unit and insulation recommendations for pipes and ducts.
Step-by-step guide for physically installing the indoor unit onto suspension bolts.
Important cautions regarding noise and component removal during indoor unit installation.
Procedure to remove inert gas from the indoor unit before connecting refrigerant pipes.
Instructions for connecting refrigerant pipes, including torque specifications for tightening nuts.
Guide on using the flaring tool for pipe preparation and correct flare dimensions.
Steps for testing the refrigerant system for leaks using nitrogen or R410A.
Guidelines for insulating refrigerant pipes and drain hoses to prevent condensation.
How to install the drain pipe without a drain pump, ensuring proper slope and sealing.
Installation of the drain pipe when a drain pump is used, including slope and air vent requirements.
Installation procedures for centralized drainage systems, with or without a drain pump.
Steps to perform a water test to ensure proper drainage and check for leaks.
Guidelines for connecting power and communication cables between indoor and outdoor units.
Information on selecting and using compressed ring terminals for electrical connections.
Details on wire types, capacities, and voltage drop calculations for wiring.
Step-by-step guide to enter and set indoor unit address and installation options via remote controller.
Specific settings for various options like Cool mode, Dry mode, Fan mode, and Heat mode.
How to assign unique addresses to indoor units for system management.
Configuration options specific to the '02 series' installation, covering various functions.
Detailed breakdown of 02 series installation options and their corresponding settings.
Configuration options specific to the '05 series' installation, covering temperature and fan settings.
Detailed breakdown of 05 series installation options and their corresponding settings.
Settings related to external control, buzzer, and filter usage for various options.
Specific control variables for hot water/external heater operation based on settings.
How to set and adjust discharge air temperature using remote controller or DMS.
Essential checks and tests to perform after installation to ensure correct operation.
Topics to explain to the user after installation, such as starting, stopping, and modes.
Explanation of LED display indicators and common error codes for troubleshooting.
Detailed list of abnormal conditions, corresponding error codes, and LED display patterns.
How to perform automatic air-volume adjustment using the remote controller's service mode.
How to check and confirm the completion of the automatic air-volume adjustment process.
Table mapping static pressure values to specific option codes for phase control motor adjustment.
Detailed E.S.P settings and option codes for various indoor unit models.
Further mapping of static pressure ranges to option codes for specific indoor unit models.
Steps and tools required to prepare and connect power cables for extension.
Applying insulation tape and contraction tubes to secure and insulate extended power cable connections.
To Next Page