Floor console mini split system
air conditioner / heat pump.
fab: cooling only version
fyb cooling and heating version
inverter+ and inverter++ models.
9,000 btu/h. through 12,000 btu/h. (19 pages)
Features Features █ General – Fabricated with a rigid galvanized steel casing. –Single skin galvanized steel casing with 10mm thickness, 25 kg/m3 high-density non-flammable PE insulation for the indoor unit. █ Motor –The single phase motor is consisted with hermetic aluminum alloy casing and permanently lubricated ball bearing.
Performance Table Performance Table MODEL : 075 O u td o o r D B C ID D B 'C ID W B 'C T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) 2 4 .4 15 .1 2 2 .9...
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Performance Table Performance Table MODEL : 150 O u td o o r D B C ID D B 'C ID W B 'C T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) T C (k W ) S C (k W ) 4 9 .0 2 8 .7 4 5 .7...
Fan Performance Curve Fan Performance Curve Fan Speed KFDH075UW - 250Watt X 2 High Medium AIR FLOW CMH (CFM) KFDH100UW - 350Watt X 2 AIR FLOW CMH (CFM)
Sound Data Sound Data Sound Pressure Level Sound Pressure Level 1/1 Octave Sound Pressure Level (dB, ref 20uPa) Overall Connection Model (dBA) 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1kHz 2kHz 4kHz 8kHz High KFDH Medium 075UW High KFDH Medium 100UW KFDH125UW KFDH150UW KFDH200UW Sound pressure measuring point is 1.4m below the unit surface.
Unit Dimension Unit Dimension Model : KFDH075/100UW 1268 1502 1402 Model 125,150 Model : 1600 2854 KFDH125,150,200UW 1541 1975 1376 1630 φ15 Control Drain Pipe 1”...
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Unit Dimension Unit Dimension Model : KODH075/100/125/150UW Liquid line (75: 1/2 ”, 100/125/150 : 5/8” ) Gas line (75/100 : 1 1/8” ; 125/150 : 1 3/8” ) Model 75/100/125 1000 1085 1287 1372 Control Box Condenser Wiring Hole Liquid line Gas line Model : KODH200UW...
Indoor unit Installation Indoor unit Installation • Select a location where air can be distributed to all corners of the room. • Make sure no obstruction to return and dischage air. • Avoid installation at the following location: - area where flamable gas may leak or generated. - places where unit is frequently exposed to corrosive gas, or acidic solutions.
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Condensing unit Installation Condensing unit Installation • In order to optimize capacity, unit shall be installed as recommended requirements :- a) Allow sufficient space around the unit, to avoid the recirculation of the hot discharge air. b) Ensure no obstruction air flow into or out of the unit. c) The location which is well ventilated d) A place which protected from direct sunlighght, use an awning for protection , if necessary.
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Condensing unit Installation Condensing unit Installation Unit Lifting Holes at the unit base are for the lifting purpose. Belt shall be used for lifting the unit, properly tied the belt to the holes , use shackles to tighten the belt. Make sure the belt strenght is able to withstand the unit weight.
Unit Installation Unit Installation Field Copper Tubing Connection To ensure satisfactory operation and performance, the following points should be noted for the field tubing arrangements of the complete refrigerant cycle. a) Liquid loops or oil traps must be provided according to the position of the outdoor and the indoor units (depending on whether the indoor unit is above or below the outdoor unit).
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Unit Installation Unit Installation Charging Hose Most field-charging is done using standard service hoses. Hoses are made in different colors with different working pressures and with different leak rates but the most important point is the presence or absence of hoses This slows evacuation and vapor charging dramatically.
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Unit Installation Unit Installation Charging Hose Refrigerant R410A : special precaution ii) Check List Before Installation / Servicing • Tubing -Refrigerant R410A is more easily affected by dust or moisture compared with R22, make sure to temporarily cover the ends of the tubing prior to installation •...
Electrical Wiring Electrical Wiring Caution: • Field-installed wirings must comply with local codes and regulations. Voltage tolerance should be kept at rated voltage ±10%. • Check if the main power supply matches the nameplate rating before installation takes place. • Each air-conditioning unit should be installed with independent circuit breaker (Field installed) •...
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Electrical Wiring Electrical Wiring Wiring Diagram : KFDH/KODH125/150 OLPF TB3 (C) Fuse 3.15A TB2 (C) Brown 95 96 Brown Blue O N/ O FF AUTO CO O L HI GH TEM P M O DE M ED LO W HEAT TI M Wiring Diagram : KFDH/KODH200 (2 stage) DI 12...
Controller Operation Controller Operation 1 stage The controller supports the following functions: a) Mode Cool, Dry, Fan b) Indoor fan speed Auto, High, Medium, Low (* For 75/100 model only) c) Sleep mode d) Compressor protections:- 1. Comp 3 minutes restart protection 2.
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Controller Operation Controller Operation Compressor protection a) Comp restart protection 1. 3 minutes protection 2. Hardware Anti short cycle timer Should the power supply is cut off and resume, compressor 3 minutes protection control logic is as below:- Power outage duration Restart protection timer <180S 180S—...
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Controller Operation Controller Operation 14 Control Panel a) On/Off To turn on/off the unit. O N/ O FF b) Mode Press mode key to change operating mode as follow: AUTO CO O L HI GH TEM P M O DE M ED Cool only mode Cool...
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Controller Operation Controller Operation Wallpad 2.1 Wallpad Dimension, Figure 1 120mm Figure 1 88mm 22 Button/key Description (Details refer to operation guide) Figure 2 DAY Set day of week TIME+/- Adjust clock CLOCK Set clock CANCEL Cancel timer TIMER : Set on/off timer MODE: Set operation mode SET Set parameter DISPLAY: Browse temperature...
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Controller Operation Controller Operation 2.3 LCD Display Description Figure 3 Figure 3 A: Return air or set temperature display section. This section has no indication if system in standby mode and backlight is off. B : Wallpad key lock symbol. Symbol appears if wallpad keypad is locked and vice versa. C : Compressor status indication.
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Controller Operation Controller Operation 2.4.2 Temperature Setting button to adjust the temperature setting from 16 C to 30 oC. Press 2.4.3 Mode Setting Press <MODE> button to select Cool or Fan mode. 2.4.4 Clock Setting System has an inbuilt real time clock for time indication and on/off timer control. Press <CLOCK> button to enter into clock setting mode and second indication stop flashing.
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Controller Operation Controller Operation 2.4.8 Temperature Browsing In normal operation, press <DISPLAY> button to enter into temperature browsing menu. Press <SELECT▲/▼> button to select the menu as follow: Menu Value Unit Remarks Shown in error code Shown clock display section display section Main board DIP switch setting unit Shows number of outdoor unit...
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Controller Operation Controller Operation Note: Upon enter to parameter setting menu, “READ” wording will be shown, indicates retrieving the data from the main board. At menu d1, a password of “16” is required to proceed to menu d2. If the password is incorrect, system will exit prameter edit mode.
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Controller Operation Controller Operation Error Description Remarks Code Outdoor unit 2 power protection, same as 7 comp overload trip, compressor 2 high/low pressure trip (manual reset) same as 8 Indoor coil 2 anti freeze (auto reset) same as 9 Circuit 2 no cooling (power off to reset) Outdoor unit 3 power protection, same as 7 comp overload trip,...
Service and Maintenance Service and Maintenance Item Maintenance Procedure Frequency Remove any dust adhered on the filter by using a vacuum cleaner or wash in lukewarm water (below 40°C) with neutral Once every 2 weeks. cleaning detergent Air Filter More frequently if Rinse well and dry the filter before placing it back onto the unit.
Trouble Shooting Trouble Shooting In case of malfunction, perform the following preliminary check , before asking for repair service. Problem Cause Trouble Shooting/ Remedy The power supply is turned OFF. Turn the power supply ON. Unit cannot operate The fuse in the PCB is gone or blown. Replace fuse.