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If the indicators don't illuminate and the indoor fan isn't rotating on your Sanyo Air Conditioner, check the indoor unit and the power voltage. Also, check if the fuse is blown. You may need to replace the circuit board or the fuse.
What to do if the operation lamp blinks every 0.5 seconds on my Sanyo SAP-CRV126EH?
If the operation lamp blinks every 0.5 seconds immediately when the power is turned ON on your Sanyo Air Conditioner, there may be an external ROM (OTP data) failure on the indoor circuit board, or a ROM socket insertion problem, or the ROM has not been installed.
What to do if Sanyo SAP-CRV126EH Air Conditioner causes electromagnetic interference with nearby wireless devices?
If your Sanyo Air Conditioner is causing electromagnetic interference, here are some steps you can take: 1. Use a separate power source. 2. Ensure the A/C and its wiring are at least 1 meter away from wireless devices and antenna cables. 3. Change the wireless device’s antenna to a high-sensitivity antenna. 4. Change the antenna cable to a BS coaxial cable. 5. Use a noise filter for the wireless device. 6. Consider using a signal booster.
What to do if my Sanyo SAP-CRV126EH Air Conditioner has noise malfunction due to noise applied to signal wires?
If your Sanyo Air Conditioner experiences noise malfunction because of noise applied to signal wires, consider the following: * Insulate for noise or increase the distance from the noise source. * Use shielded wires. * Move the unit away from the noise source.
General| Star Rating | 5 Star |
|---|---|
| Compressor Type | Rotary |
| Outdoor Unit Net Weight | 28 kg |
| Type | Split System |
| Cooling Capacity | 12000 BTU/h |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Outdoor Unit Dimensions (HxWxD) | 540 x 700 x 240 mm |
Identifies the specific indoor and outdoor unit models and their product codes.
Outlines RoHS compliance and environmental warnings for R410A refrigerant.
Emphasizes reading the manual, following instructions, and adhering to codes for safe operation.
Explains the meaning of hazard and caution symbols used throughout the manual.
Details safety measures for wiring, transporting, installing, connecting tubing, and servicing the unit.
Warns about toxic gas produced by refrigerant contact with fire or heat.
Specifies the temperature limits for cooling operation for both indoor and outdoor units.
Specifies the temperature limits for heating operation for both indoor and outdoor units.
Details performance metrics like capacity, airflow, and electrical ratings for the 96EH model.
Lists features such as controls, timers, filters, and refrigerant type for the 96EH model.
Provides physical dimensions and weight specifications for the 96EH indoor and outdoor units.
Details performance metrics like capacity, airflow, and electrical ratings for the 126EH model.
Lists features such as controls, timers, filters, and refrigerant type for the 126EH model.
Provides physical dimensions and weight specifications for the 126EH indoor and outdoor units.
Details specifications for the indoor unit's control PCB, remote control, and fan motor.
Lists specifications for the flap motor and heat exchanger coil of the indoor unit.
Details specifications for the indoor unit's control PCB, remote control, and fan motor.
Lists specifications for the flap motor and heat exchanger coil of the indoor unit.
Details specifications for the outdoor unit's control PCB, compressor, and fan.
Lists specifications for the outdoor unit's fan motor and heat exchanger coil.
Details specifications for the outdoor unit's control PCB, compressor, and fan.
Lists specifications for the outdoor unit's fan motor and heat exchanger coil.
Shows resistance characteristics for indoor sensors (air temp, heat exchanger, compressor temp).
Displays resistance characteristics for the outdoor heat exchanger sensor.
Provides detailed diagrams and measurements for the SAP-KRV96EH and SAP-KRV126EH indoor units.
Provides detailed diagrams and measurements for the SAP-CRV96EH and SAP-CRV126EH outdoor units.
Illustrates the path of refrigerant through the system during cooling and heating cycles.
Explains the necessity of proper insulation for refrigerant tubing and its minimum thickness.
Graphs showing cooling performance metrics against outdoor air temperature for the 96EH model.
Graphs showing heating performance metrics against outdoor air temperature for the 96EH model.
Provides notes on performance data interpretation and specifies the rating conditions used.
Graphs showing cooling performance metrics against outdoor air temperature for the 126EH model.
Graphs showing heating performance metrics against outdoor air temperature for the 126EH model.
Illustrates air throw distances in cooling mode for various flap settings on the SAP-KRV96EH.
Illustrates air throw distances in heating mode for various flap settings on the SAP-KRV96EH.
Illustrates air throw distances in cooling mode for various flap settings on the SAP-KRV126EH.
Illustrates air throw distances in heating mode for various flap settings on the SAP-KRV126EH.
Provides electrical data including running amperes and power input for the 96EH model in cooling and heating.
Provides electrical data including running amperes and power input for the 126EH model in cooling and heating.
Shows the internal wiring connections for the indoor unit's components.
Displays the wiring connections for the outdoor unit's main components.
Provides guidelines on where to install the indoor unit, including what to avoid for optimal performance.
Specifies recommended installation height and limits for tubing length and elevation difference.
Details proper placement and installation practices for the outdoor unit to ensure longevity and reduce noise.
Outlines the requirements for a stable base and secure mounting of the outdoor unit.
Recommends wire lengths and diameters for power supply and control lines based on the model.
Illustrates the wiring system diagram showing connections between indoor and outdoor units.
Emphasizes the importance of proper grounding and keeping wiring away from noise sources.
Advises on optimal placement of the remote control to ensure correct operation and avoid interference.
Guides on how to mount the remote control unit using its bracket and testing the signal.
Details the button sequence on the remote to enter test run mode and expected display indicators.
Explains how to start the cooling mode test run and how to stop it.
Describes the final step of pressing the reset button to exit test run mode and return to normal operation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely removing the front grille of the indoor unit.
Details the procedure for correctly reinstalling the front grille after maintenance or cleaning.
Explains why setting different addresses for remote controls is necessary when multiple units are used.
Guides the user through the steps to change the address setting on the remote control unit.
Explains the correct method for disconnecting electrical connectors on the outdoor unit, emphasizing safety.
Details the steps for reconnecting electrical connectors on the outdoor unit, including confirmation of secure connection.
Describes how to operate the unit manually when the remote control is unavailable or not working.
Explains the functions of Sensor Dry modes for humidity control and the Monitor mode for temperature sensing.
Details automatic mode switching and the PAM-a control for improved inverter performance.
Explains High Power mode for maximum output and Quiet mode for reduced fan noise.
Describes how Night Setback mode automatically adjusts temperature to save energy while ensuring comfort.
Lists the meanings of the operation lamp colors and explains the timer backup function.
Explains how the unit prevents overload and cold drafts during heating operations.
Details freeze prevention mechanisms and compressor discharge temperature regulation.
Outlines the process of reverse-cycle defrosting during heating operation, including frost sensing.
Explains the CT peak current cut-off function to prevent circuit breaker trips by managing operational current.
Warns about residual electrical charge in high-capacity capacitors after power is turned off.
Provides a detailed procedure for initiating and interpreting the unit's self-diagnostics function using the remote control.
Maps the combinations of indicator lamps on the indoor unit to specific diagnostic codes and their causes.
Offers steps to take if the self-diagnostics function itself fails to operate, including fuse and voltage checks.
Details procedures for checking the indoor and outdoor units using test run mode and specific terminals.
Guides users on how to identify serial communication errors based on lamp indications and a diagnostic flowchart.
Provides a step-by-step flowchart to diagnose the E01 error, focusing on wiring and circuit board issues.
Provides a step-by-step flowchart to diagnose the E12 error, focusing on wiring and circuit board issues.
Offers solutions for noise malfunctions caused by external electromagnetic waves, suggesting insulation and wire shielding.
Provides methods to reduce electromagnetic interference affecting nearby wireless devices.
Details the process for measuring the insulation resistance of the power supply cord.
Explains how to measure insulation resistance for the indoor unit, outdoor unit, and individual electrical parts.
Guides on how to remove a fuse from the PCB and check its continuity using a multimeter.
Details the composition, characteristics, and specific oil requirements for R410A refrigerant.
Provides a checklist before servicing and specifies the correct flare tool usage for R410A.
Outlines precautions for tubing installation, including protection against dust/moisture and minimum thickness requirements.
Covers critical safety guidelines for handling R410A, including fire hazards and leak detection procedures.
Lists specific tools required for servicing units using R410A refrigerant.
Details the procedures for connecting refrigerant tubing, including the type of lubricant to use.
Outlines the step-by-step procedure for safely replacing a compressor in the unit.
Provides recommended evacuation times based on the length of the refrigerant tubing.
Explains how to properly recharge the system with refrigerant in a liquid state, including cylinder handling.
Illustrates different cylinder configurations used for charging refrigerant.
Details the comprehensive procedure for locating, repairing, and recharging the system after a refrigerant leak.
Instructs on how to add refrigerant when the tubing length has been extended, emphasizing liquid state.
Provides guidance on retrofitting older systems with R410A, warning against using existing tubing or units.
Lists the model numbers covered by this instruction manual.
Highlights features like microprocessor control and the convenience of the wireless remote control.
Describes timer functions for scheduling operation and Night Setback for energy-saving sleep comfort.
Details features related to airflow control and air quality enhancement, such as Air Sweep and filters.
Explains specialized modes like High Power, Quiet Operation, and LED Clean for enhanced performance and air purification.
Provides fields for product identification and states compliance with EEC directives.
Explains the meaning and severity of warning and caution symbols used in the manual.
Offers guidance on selecting an appropriate installation location, highlighting environmental factors and warnings.
Specifies electrical requirements, including adherence to local codes and the necessity of proper grounding.
Provides essential safety instructions for operating the air conditioner, including ventilation and safe usage practices.
Labels and describes the key external parts of the indoor and outdoor units.
Explains the function of the indoor unit's display, operation button, and remote control receiver.
Warns against using radio equipment near the remote control receiver due to potential malfunction.
Shows symbols on the remote display corresponding to different operation modes.
Explains symbols related to fan speed settings and various timer functions displayed on the remote.
Details symbols for temperature settings, flap control, sweep, high power, and quiet operation.
Describes the layout of the remote control transmitter and the information displayed during operation.
Explains the primary function of key buttons like LED Clean, Quiet, Fan Speed, and Flap.
Details how to set timers, use the cancel button, select the sensor, and adjust the address switch.
Explains the sensor function and basic operation buttons like ON/OFF, Timer, and Temperature settings.
Details the functions of mode selection, night setback, high power operation, and clock setting buttons.
Describes the function of the ACL (All Clear) button and the temperature display selector.
Provides instructions for installing batteries into the remote control unit.
Lists specific locations to avoid for optimal remote control signal reception and operation.
Guides on how to mount the remote control unit using its bracket and testing the signal.
Advises on how to hold and aim the remote control unit for effective communication with the indoor unit.
Explains how the unit automatically switches between cooling and heating based on temperature settings.
Details the sequence of button presses for manual operation, including mode, temperature, fan speed, and flap adjustments.
Describes how to set the fan speed automatically or manually for optimal airflow.
Explains how to operate the unit in fan-only mode to circulate air without temperature control.
Details the functions of Night Setback for energy saving and Quiet Mode for reduced operating noise.
Explains the High Power mode for increased output and the LED Clean mode for air purification.
Provides additional notes on Dry operation, heating performance, defrosting, and power failure restart.
Guides on how to set the current time on the remote control unit.
Details the steps for setting the ON timer and OFF timer to schedule operation start and stop times.
Explains how to set a daily repeat timer for both ON and OFF operations.
Explains how to use the 1-Hour OFF Timer, its cancellation, and interaction with other timers.
Offers tips for energy saving and instructions on adjusting the airflow direction using the flap.
Describes how to operate the unit directly using the button on the indoor unit.
Provides instructions for maintaining the anti-mold filter, including removal, cleaning, and replacement.
Details how to clean the exterior casing and grille of the indoor unit safely.
Explains how to install, clean, and replace the air clean filter for maintaining air quality.
Lists common problems, their potential causes, and recommended remedies for troubleshooting.
Summarizes the operating temperature ranges for both cooling and heating modes.
Provides manufacturer contact information and publication details for the manual.
