1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS KFR-2601GW/BP*2E Air inlet grille Indoor unit A Indoor unit B Air outlet Air outlet Drain hose Drain hose Front cover Outdoor unit Remote controller Refrigerant tabes Air outlet Air inlet grille: Air from the room is drawn into this section and passes through air flitters that remove dust. Air outlet: Conditioned air is blown out of the air conditioner through it.
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS 2. CONTROL PANEL OF INDOOR UNIT Compressor Frequency set indoor outdoor indicator Temperature display Color LCD ON/OFF Remote Temperature control button receiver Remote control receiver Used for receiving the signal from the remote control unit Then the remote control unit is lost or has fault, this button is used to start the air Temporary button conditioner.
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS REMOTE CONTROL UNIT Transmitter Sensor Transmitting signals to the indoor unit. Testing the ambient temperature of the remote controller Displaying the running condition. SET TEMP SET TEMP AUTO On/Off Button Turn the appliance on and off by pressing consecutively.
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS KFR-2801GW/BP*2E INDOOR UNIT(A) Air freshing filter Air inlet grille Air filter Indoor coil sensor Air inlet Vertical vane Air outlet Horizontal vane INDOOR UNIT(B) air inlet grille air freshing filter air filter indoor coil sensor air inlet impeller (left-right adjustment)
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OUTDOOR UNIT` Air inlet (rear and side) Tubes and cable Drainage hose Air outlet Drainage hole(bottom) Valve cover...
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS Remote Control Unit Transmitter Sensor Transmitting signals to the indoor unit Detecting the ambient temperature of the remote controller Indicating the operation SET TEMP AUTO On/Off Button Turn the appliance on and off by 1-hour timer pressing the button consecutively.
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS KFR-5701GW/Y2BPE KFR-2501G/Y Air inlet grille Indoor unit Front panel KFR-3201G/Y Air outlet Air inlet grille Front panel Hisense Drainage hose Remote control unit Air outlet Hisense Refrigerant tubes Drainage hose Remote control unit Outdoor unit Air outlet Your air conditioner consists of two indoor units and an outdoor unit.
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS KFR-5701GW/Y2BPE CONTROL PANEL OF INDOOR UNIT Compressor Frequency set indoor outdoor indicator Temperature display Color LCD ON/OFF Remote Temperature control button receiver Remote control receiver Used for receiving the signal from the remote control unit When the remote control unit is lost or has fault, this button is used to start the air Temporary button conditioner.
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS KFR-5701GW/Y2BPE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT Transmitter Sensor Transmitting signals to the indoor unit. Testing the ambient temperature of the remote controller Displaying the running condition. SET TEMP SET TEMP AUTO On/Off Button Turn the appliance on and off by pressing consecutively.
2.SPECIFICATION Model KFR-28GW/BP*2E Function Cooling(S) Cooling(D) Heating(S) Heating(D) Power supply a.c 220V~ 50Hz Capacity Capacity l /h Dehumidification Air flow 1020 1020 Power outlet Running current 11.0 13.0 Power input 2.05 2.50 Electrical data Auxiliary heater A(KW) Power factor Starting current Compressor motor current INDOOR 0.288/0.206/0.146 Fan motor current...
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2.SPECIFICATION KFR-2601GW/BP*2E Model Function Cooling (S) Cooling(D) Heating(S) Heating(D) Power supply AC220V~ 50Hz Capacity Capacity Dehumidification l /h Air flow Power outlet Running current 12.0 Power input 1870 2400 Electrical data Auxiliary heater A(KW) ---- Power factor Starting current Compressor motor current Fan motor current INDOOR 0.288/0.206/0.146 Coefficient of performance(C.O.P)
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2.SPECIFICATION Model KFR-5701GW/Y2BPE Function Cooling(S) Cooling(D) Heating(S) Heating(D) Power supply a.c 220V~ 50Hz Capacity 2.5/3.2 3.6/4.8 Capacity Dehumidification l /h 1.2/1.5 1.2/2.0 Air flow 360/500 380/550 Power outlet Running current Power input 2.55 3.00 Electrical data Auxiliary heater A(KW) Power factor Starting current Compressor motor current Fan motor current...
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5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM 3.OUTLINES AND DIMENSIONS KFR-28G/BPEX2...
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4.WIRING DIAGRAM KFR-2801GW/BPE*2 INDOOR UNIT TERMINAL PANEL YEW/GRN BLK WHT EVAPORATOR FILTERING LOOP BLK WHT CONTROL BOARD AC IN (BLK) SI YEW VERT FLAP1 WHT MOTOR POWER PANEL DC-CONT DC-CONT HORI FLAP3 BLK MOTOR (LEFT) HORI MOTOR FLAP2 RED (RIGHT) LAMP(BLK) RED WHT BLU POWER...
5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM EVACUAT ION PROCEDURES Connect the refrigerant pipes (both the liquid and gas pipes ) between the indoor and the outdoor units. Remove the se rvice port cap of the stop valve on the sid e o f the out doo r unit ga s pipe .
7.CONTROL MODE Section 1 Main Control Features Control features of remote controller (refer to the Use and Installation Manual) Display on the indoor unit (1) Display on the indoor unit KFR-28GW/BPx2/2801 GW/BPx2 “Run ” indicator lamp, green; it is on when the air conditioner is running (Run-mode). “Standby”...
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7.CONTROL MODE LCD Back Lighting When the air conditioner is in run mode, the background of the LCD is lighted up. For different run modes, the background shows different colors as follows: Cooling Heating Dehumidifying Airflowing Automatic green green orange automatic display according to the specific mode.
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7.CONTROL MODE Section 2 Run Mode of Air Conditioner Use the remote controller, and set the air conditioner in the following run modes: automatic, heating, cooling, dehumidifying and air freshening. 1. Automatic (1) When Troom temperature Ttemperature setting, the air conditioner is running in the cooling mode; (2) When Troom temperature Ttemperature setting, the air conditioner is running in the heating mode.
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7.CONTROL MODE b. Model KFR-2601 GW/BPõ2Å Single Double Minimum Maximum Rated Frequency Minimum Maximum Rated Frequency (4) Control of four-way valve The four-way valve is always in the cut-off position. (5) Outdoor fan motor T outdoor temperature 28 , High airflow rate °Ñ...
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7.CONTROL MODE 4. Heating mode (1) If Tindoor coil pipe °Ñ , the indoor fan runs according to the airflow settings on the remote controller. a. Model KFR-28GW/BPx2/2801 GW/BPx2 Low: 900 rpm Medium: 1,100 rpm High: 1,200 rpm High efficiency: 1,300 rpm b.
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7.CONTROL MODE (6) Control of electronic expansion valve Primary valve openness control, overheat control, exhaust control and capacity control. (7) Defrost run The defrost run is carried out by reversing the heating cycle. Conditions for entering the defrost run: The heating run has last for at least 30 minutes; Other conditions (to be added in) C.
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7.CONTROL MODE 6. Perfect protection functions of the air conditioner 1. Abnormal sensor: In case an indoor or outdoor sensor is short circuited or open circuited, the compressor gets stopped. 2. Abnormal IPM (power module) In case IPM gets in trouble such as overheat (100 ), overcurrent (28A), short circuit (51A) and too low °Ñ...
8. TROUBLESHOOTING In case of occurrence of a trouble during operation, the system stops itself, and then the trouble description is displayed. If you want the trouble description to be reappeared, press the “Sensor Switch” button and set the remote controller to the “Self Temperature Control”...
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8. TROUBLESHOOTING Malfunction of IPM power module Incorrect outdoor PROM data Outdoor air circulation temperature sensor in trouble b. KFR-2601 GW/BPx2E Code Description of Trouble Cause of Trouble Room temperature sensor abnormal Thermistor short-circuited or open circuited Heat exchanger temperature sensor Thermistor short-circuited or open circuited abnormal Heat exchanger frozen...
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° 8. TROUBLESHOOTING 3.6 Abnormal power supply voltage protection When the supply voltage is above 260V or below 150V, the compressor stops, and the trouble code is displayed. 3.7 Overhot protection for the indoor heat exchanger When the temperature of the indoor coil 70 , the compressor will stop; Ñ...
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6.PERFORMANCE CURVES 9.SERVICE FLOW CHART 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM Switch on the power supply Does it receive Does LED screen Start up self-diagnosis the signal of display function remote controller? Normally? Check the result Is the fuse blown? Remote controller Is remote trouble or replace the...
9.SERVICE FLOW CHART 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM Running and standby light flicker(*3) Indoor heat exchanger Is Running light flickers(*4) freezed indoor heat exchanger Is over load Indoor coil Is indoor heat sensor trouble exchanger freezed Is indoor heat Indoor coil exchanger very hot? sensor trouble Is the indoor Fan motor or...
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9.SERVICE FLOW CHART 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM Timer and running indicator flicker(*5) Communication trouble Connect the indoor Indoor control Are all the lead and outdoor unit board trouble and wires connected again according to replace it between indoor and the wiring diagram outdoor unit? Does the power Replace the outdoor...
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9.SERVICE FLOW CHART 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM Indoor fan motor trouble (No trouble display) Set the air conditioner operate in fan mode Does fan motor Is indoor fan stop with the Fan motor trouble and motor running? remote replace it controller Does the socket of Indoor control board indoor control board...
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9.SERVICE FLOW CHART 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM Running and standby indicator light up(#3) Standby and timer Comprssor over hot indicator light up(#6) protection Over current trouble Swich off and Is the operating Normal Is the surface of Normal start up current beyond protection compressor very hot? protection...
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9.SERVICE FLOW CHART 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM High power and timer indicator light up(#12) IPM trouble Does the trouble Is the IPM trouble appear diappear in 3 IPM radiator very frequently? minutes ? hot? Normal protection Assure good ventilation Start up the air of outdoor Is the conditioner in 30...
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5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM 6.PERFORMANCE CURVES 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM 9.SERVICE FLOW CHART KFR-28G/BPE*2...
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6.PERFORMANCE CURVES 9.SERVICE FLOW CHART 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM KFR-2601G/BPE*2 KFR-2501G/BPE...
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5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM 6.PERFORMANCE CURVES 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM 9.SERVICE FLOW CHART KFR-3201G/BPE...
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6.PERFORMANCE CURVES 9.SERVICE FLOW CHART 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM 5.REFRIGERANT SYSTEM DIAGRAM KFR-5701W/Y2BPE...
11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS KFR-2601G/BPE*2 Front Panel 1. Remove the grille 1) Open the screw cover of the grille. 2) Take out the screws of the grille. 3) Hold both sides of the grilleand drag it towards oneself, shown the operation switching board of the indoor unit. Screws 2.
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11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS KFR-2601G/BPE*2 3. Remove the air outlet 1) Take out the screws of the air outlet. 2) Remove the atepper motor. 3) Disconnect the drainage hose and the air outlet. 4) Remove the air outlet. Screws 4. Remove the evaporator 1) Disconnect the evaporator and the other parts, Take out the screws of the evaporator and Screws...
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11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS KFR-28G/BPE*2 4.Remove the evaporator 1) Disconnect the evaporator and the other parts¬take out the screws and remove the evaporator. Screws Air outlet Screws Fan motor Cross-flow fan Screw 5. Remove the cross-flow fan and the fan motor 1)Take out the screws and remove the rubber ring.
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11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS KFR-2601G/BPE OPERATION PROCEDURE PHOTOS Front Panel 1.Remove the grille 1) Open the screw cover of the grille. 2) Take out the screws of the grille. 3) Hold both sides of the grilleand drag it towards oneself, shown the operation switching board of the indoor unit. Screws 2.
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11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS KFR-2601G/BPE R emove the air outlet . 1) Take out the screws of the air outlet. 2) Remove the atepper motor. 3) Disconnect the drainage hose and the air outlet. 4) Remove the air outlet. Screws 4. Remove the evaporator 1) Disconnect the evaporator and the other parts,Take out Screws the screws of the evaporator and remove the evaporator.,...
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11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS KFR-3201G/BPE OPERATION PROCEDURE PHOTOS Front Panel 1. Remove the grille 1) Open the front panel. 2) Take out the screws in the grille. 3) Hold the both sides of the grille, dragging towards oneself and then remove it. Screws 2.
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11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS KFR-3201G/BPE 4. Remove the evaporator 1) Disconnect the evaporator and the other parts then remove Screws the screws of the evaporator. 2) Remove the evaporator. Fan Motor Motor Cover 5.Remove the cross-flow fan and the fan motor 1) Take out the screws of the motor cover and remove the cover.
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11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS KFR-5701W/Y2BPE PHOTOS OPERATING PROCEDURE 1.Remove the front panel Front panel Side cover Screws Remove the valve cover. Remove the side cover. Remove the front panel. Valve cover Screws Screws Back guard Screws...
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11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS PHOTOS OPERATING PROCEDURE Electrical control box ass'y Fan motor wire 2. Remove the outside fan 1) Turn the nut which fix the outside Fan in anti-clockwise and remove the outside fan. Outside fan Noise defending cover Fan motor Fan motor wire 3.
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11. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS PHOTOS OPERATING PROCEDURE Electrical control box ass'y Screws 4. Remove the electrical control Box ass'y Back guard 1) Remove all the terminals of the electrical control box ass'y. 2) Take out the screws and remove the electrical control box.
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12. PARTS LIST ATTENTION ! OUTDOOR UNIT To ensure correct parts supply, please let us know followings. When you make service parts order: 1. Part NO. 2.Description 3.Q’ty Part No. Description Q’ty 852-0-4526-119-00-1 Compressor Ass’y 852-0-4509-118-00-2 Solenoid Valve Ass’y 852-0-4206-821-00-2 Tube Ass’y Capillary 852-0-4206-822-00-2 Tube Ass’y Capillary...
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12. PARTS LIST Key No. Part No. Description Q’ty 852-0-4507-344-00-1 Nipple Ass’y 852-2-2309-744-01-0 Mounting Plate 852-0-2506-178-00-0 Fan Support Ass’y 801-2-6194-134-00-2 Cover Terminal 801-2-5303-142-00-2 Gasket Terminal 852-0-5301-427-01-0 ELEC. Component box Ass’y 4-2379-562-22-0 Terminal Base 4-2379-510-10-1 Terminal Base 852-2-5301-290-01-0 Clip Capacitor 852-2-2487-112-01-0 Mounting 852-2-5304-179-01-0 Clip Wire...
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