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General| Brand | Toshiba |
|---|---|
| Model | RAS-13SAVR-E |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Safety guidelines for general public use, including power cord specifications.
Precautions for R410A refrigerant installation, tool requirements, and system integrity.
Guidelines for disconnecting power, circuit breaker use, and high voltage risks.
Warnings about unit modifications, weight bearing, refrigerant leaks, and general handling.
Detailed technical specifications for various models, including capacity, power, and dimensions.
Graphs showing cooling and heating operation curves related to compressor speed and current.
Graphs illustrating capacity variation based on outdoor temperature for cooling and heating.
Safety precautions for handling R410A refrigerant during installation and servicing.
Guidelines for installing refrigerant piping, including materials, joints, and processing.
Precautions and procedures for connecting flare joints, including torque specifications.
Lists tools exclusive for R410A and their interchangeability with R22 tools.
Step-by-step guide for recharging refrigerant, including system configuration.
Details on brazing filler materials, their properties, and the necessity of flux.
Method to prevent oxidation during brazing and considerations for flux.
Diagrams showing the dimensions and parts of the indoor unit.
Diagrams showing the dimensions and parts of the outdoor unit.
Electrical wiring schematic for specific RAS-13 models.
Electrical wiring schematic for specific RAS-16 models.
List of electrical components for the indoor unit with their specifications.
List of electrical components for the outdoor unit with their specifications.
Diagram illustrating the refrigerant flow for specific models.
Diagram illustrating refrigerant flow for other specified models.
Diagram illustrating refrigerant flow for the RAS-16 series.
Tables showing operating data for cooling and heating modes.
Diagram showing the control logic and components of the indoor unit.
Diagram illustrating the control logic of the outdoor unit's inverter assembly.
General description of the air conditioner's capacity-variable control system.
Index of various operational modes like Basic, AUTO, DRY, and Louver control.
Describes the operation flow from remote controller to indoor/outdoor units.
Details on how cooling, heating, and AUTO operations are controlled.
How the unit performs dehumidification and controls fan speed.
Explanation of indoor fan speed control in cooling operation and airflow rates.
Fan speed control in heating operation and cold draft prevention.
How outdoor fan speed is controlled based on temperature and compressor speed.
Adjusting capacity and preventing inverter damage via current control.
Protective control based on indoor heat exchanger temperature.
Procedure for removing frost from the outdoor heat exchanger.
Control of air direction, louver position, and swing.
Energy-saving operation mode that adjusts temperature and fan speed.
Operating the unit without remote and air purifier functions.
Detecting air purifier abnormalities and discharge temperature control.
Controls refrigerant flow by adjusting the PMV opening degree.
How the unit cleans itself after cooling/dry operation to prevent mold growth.
Overview of Self-Cleaning operation and how to cancel or set it.
How to set remote control for units in the same or adjacent rooms.
Quiet Mode, Comfort Sleep, Short Timer operations.
One-Touch Comfort, Hi-POWER, and Filter Indicator.
Procedure to enable the automatic restart after a power failure.
Steps to disable auto restart and how power failures affect timers.
Identifies all buttons and their basic functions on the remote controller.
Details on operating modes like ONE-TOUCH, AUTO, COOL/HEAT/FAN.
Explains DRY, AIR PURIFYING, Hi-POWER, ECO, and TEMPORARY operations.
How to use timers, preset operations, and auto restart via remote.
Explains the meaning of all symbols and indicators shown on the remote control display.
Safety warnings and precautions to be observed before and during installation.
Lists optional parts, accessories, and tools required for installation.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate location for the indoor unit installation.
Details on power supply, wiring types, and connecting the cable to the indoor unit.
Procedures for forming pipe slits, changing drain hoses, and installing piping.
Proper installation of the drain hose for effective drainage.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable location for the outdoor unit, including precautions.
Ensuring proper drainage and procedures for flaring refrigerant pipes.
How to evacuate air from the system and tighten flare pipes.
Final verification steps: gas leak test, system test, and auto restart setup.
General troubleshooting procedures and high voltage safety for inverters.
Safety precautions for inspecting the outdoor unit's control section, including capacitor discharging.
Verifying power supply, voltage, and normal program operations.
Interpreting flashing LED patterns for self-diagnosis of indoor unit issues.
Using the remote controller in service mode to retrieve check codes.
Detailed table mapping check codes to causes and actions for various blocks.
Symptom-based troubleshooting for indoor unit power issues.
Troubleshooting steps when only the indoor fan motor does not operate.
Diagnosing why the indoor fan motor automatically starts upon power-on.
Step-by-step guide to diagnose issues with the remote controller.
Troubleshooting interconnecting wires and specific error codes.
Troubleshooting miswiring and specific error codes related to valve and sensor issues.
Procedures to test if the air purifier and its components are working correctly.
Flowchart for diagnosing issues within the outdoor unit's inverter assembly.
Procedures to check the indoor unit's main P.C. board for defects.
Specific checks for indoor P.C. board issues on RAS-10, 13, and 16 series.
Checking resistance values of indoor/outdoor unit sensors, motors, and coils.
Methods for checking electrolytic capacitors and diode blocks for proper function.
How to judge the condition of the outdoor fan motor and its causes.
Steps for replacing front panel, high voltage generator, electric parts box, and evaporator.
Procedures for replacing the fan motor, cross flow fan, and bearing.
Common procedure for replacing the microcomputer or P.C. board assembly.
Steps for detaching and attaching outdoor unit cabinets and covers.
Procedures for replacing the inverter assembly and control board.
Steps for replacing side cabinets, fan motor, compressor, and reactor.
Procedures for replacing the electronic expansion valve coil and fan guard.
How to install and replace various temperature sensors (TE, TS, TD, TO).
Details on common service parts for sensor replacement and their procedures.
Exploded view and list of parts for the indoor unit.
Exploded view diagram and detailed list of parts for the outdoor unit.
Diagrams showing the layout of components on the P.C. boards.
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