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TCL TAC-18CHSA/XA71 User Manual

TCL TAC-18CHSA/XA71
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Air Conditioner Service Manual
Inverter air conditioner
Service Manual
Models
TAC-09CHSA/XA71 INVERTER
TAC-12CHSA/XA71 INVERTER
TAC-18CHSA/XA71 INVERTER
TAC-24CHSA/XA71 INVERTER
CONTENTS
1. Important Notice
2. Product Dimensions
3. Refrigeration cycle diagram
4. Operation details
5. Wiring diagram
6. Explosion view and parts
7. Precaution
8. Names of parts
9. Installation
10. Trouble shooting
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TCL TAC-18CHSA/XA71 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeSplit Air Conditioner
Cooling Capacity18000 BTU/h
Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER)3.21
RefrigerantR32
Power Supply220-240V, 50Hz
Noise Level (Outdoor)54 dB(A)
Operating Temperature (Cooling)18°C to 43°C
Operating Temperature (Heating)24°C
Heating Capacity18000 BTU/h
Noise Level (Indoor)42 dB(A)

Summary

2. Technical Specifications

5. Operation Details

Operation Safety and Modes

Error and Protection Code Lists

6. Wiring Diagram

Wiring Diagram - Model Specifics

7. Explosion View and Parts - Indoor Unit (TAC-09CHSA/XA71)

Explosion View and Parts - Indoor Unit (TAC-12CHSA/XA71)

Explosion View and Parts - Indoor Unit (TAC-18CHSA/XA71)

Explosion View and Parts - Indoor Unit (TAC-24CHSA/XA71)

Explosion View and Parts - Outdoor Unit (TAC-09CHSA/XA71)

Explosion View and Parts - Outdoor Unit (TAC-12CHSA/XA71)

Explosion View and Parts - Outdoor Unit (TAC-18CHSA/XA71)

Explosion View and Parts - Outdoor Unit (TAC-24CHSA/XA71)

9. Names of Parts

10. Installation Manual

10.1 Installation Details

Covers connecting pipe lengths, refrigerant piping, and connecting cables for installation.

First-Time Installation and Setup

10.2 Installation for the first time

Provides guidance on the initial installation process for the air conditioner unit.

Indoor Unit Installation Procedures

10.2.1 Mounting Plate Installation

Details the steps for installing the mounting plate for the indoor unit.

10.2.2 Wall Hole Drilling for Piping

Explains the process of drilling a hole in the wall for piping connections.

Piping and Drainage Connections

Pipe Connections and Bleeding Procedures

11. Trouble Shooting

11.1 Outdoor Control Diagram

Illustrates the control diagram for the outdoor unit system.

ODU PCB Connections and Diagrams

ODU PCB Connections and Current Flow

11.5 Examples of Repairing

11.5.1 Display E1 or E2

Troubleshooting steps for display errors E1 and E2 related to sensor issues.

11.5.2 Display E6

Troubleshooting steps for display error E6 related to indoor motor issues.

11.5.3 Display E3, E7

Troubleshooting steps for display errors E3 and E7 related to outdoor sensors.

11.5.4 Display E8

Troubleshooting steps for display error E8 related to outdoor discharge pipe sensor.

Repair Examples - Sensor and Communication Faults

11.5.5 Display EA

Troubleshooting steps for display error EA related to current sensor faults.

Repair Examples - Communication and PCB Faults

11.5.6 Display E9

Troubleshooting steps for display error E9 related to outdoor PCB drive circuit damage.

Repair Examples - PCB and Voltage Faults

11.5.7 Display EU

Troubleshooting steps for display error EU related to voltage sensor damage.

11.5.8 Display EE

Troubleshooting steps for display error EE related to EEPROM faults.

Repair Examples - EEPROM and Filter Indicators

11.6 Malfunction (Parts) Check Method

11.6.1 IPM/Compressor Check Procedure

Procedure to determine defective outdoor unit IPM/compressor when it doesn't start.

Malfunction Check Methods - Compressor Issues

11.6.2 DC Over Current Error

Troubleshooting steps for DC Over Current Error.

Malfunction Check Methods - Error Code Resolution

11.6.3 E0,E5 Error

Troubleshooting steps for E0 and E5 errors, focusing on wire connections and PCB replacements.

Malfunction Check Methods - Error Code Troubleshooting

11.6.3 E0,E5 Error Resolution

Further steps for resolving E0, E5 errors, including voltage checks and PCB replacements.

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