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General| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | RVXMHF040 series |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Safety precautions for R410A refrigerant and unit installation, including pressure and material selection.
Critical warnings regarding installation hazards, electric shock, fire, and potential injury or death.
Cautions on earthing, duct installation, drain pipe, cable placement, and avoiding specific installation locations.
Explains DVM technology, Digital Scroll Compressor, wide capacity control, and system reliability.
Detailed specifications for Indoor Units, covering various types like cassette, duct, and wall-mounted.
Details indoor unit LED lamp display errors and causes for cassette and wall-mounted types.
Procedures for disassembling outdoor units (4/5/6HP mini DVM, 8/10HP DVM Plus2/HR2, 12/14HP DVM Plus2).
Exploded views and parts lists for various indoor unit types, starting with 1-way cassette.
Wiring diagrams for different indoor unit types, including 1-way, 2-way, and 4-way cassette types.
Schematic diagrams for indoor unit PCBs, detailing various functional parts.
Visual identification and function of connectors and switches on indoor unit PCBs for different unit types.
Flowchart for troubleshooting outdoor unit operations, including errors like tracking, phase, and preheating.
Explains indoor unit LED error codes, their display patterns, causes, and follow-up measures.
Lists specific fault codes (e.g., E440, E442) related to outdoor temperature and their diagnosis.
Lists specific fault codes (e.g., E122, E123) related to indoor unit sensor errors and their diagnosis.
Lists specific fault codes (e.g., E210, E212) related to MCU communication and address setup errors.
Provides a breakdown of how to interpret model codes for indoor units, explaining each component.
Details setting the outdoor unit PCB option switch and indoor unit installation numbers.
Explains special modes like Refrigerant Collection Operation and Vacuum Preparing Operation.
Provides characteristics of R410A refrigerant, including performance, pressure, and composition.
Explains how to calculate the amount of additional refrigerant needed based on pipe length and diameter.
Lists essential tools required for R410A refrigerant handling and their specifications.
Addresses common non-trouble issues like weak cooling, floor flooding, and unwanted smells.
Illustrates refrigerant circuits for Cooling, Heating, Defrost, and Oil Return operations.
