7 Test run
b. Heating operation (this is applicable when the outdoor temperature is higher than 0 °C).
No.
Check item
Are oE1 and oE2 (opening of the outdoor unit
1
expansion valves) abnormally low or high when
TdSH is between 15 and 45 degrees?
Is Pd between "1.6" and "3.5"?
2
(Pd is high when the indoor temperature is high).
3
Is Ps between "0.2" and "1.1"?
Is the difference in temperature between indoor
units* more than 10 °C when iE (indoor unit
expansion valve) is "100?
* The difference in temperature between indoor units
means the following:
4
b3 (discharge air temperature) -b2 (air inlet
temperature) indicated on the remote control by the
check mode.
However, this is only applicable when b2 (Air inlet
temperature) -b1 (setting temperature) is higher
than 3 °C.
N O T E
Underlined
indicates checking items and the mark " " indicates checking data.
7.2.6 Automatic judgement system for refrigerant amount
< Before refrigerant amount judgement >
(1) Check the indoor and outdoor temperature in the picture.
(2) Calculate the amount of refrigerant for the length of the pipe and add it.
Refrigerant Amount Judgement
43
10
0
10
20
Indoor Air Temperature [°C]
143
SMGB0065 rev. 1 - 12/2010
32
Standard
Causes
•
Low: excessive refrigerant.
—
•
High: insufficient refrigerant.
•
Low: solenoid valve SVA leak .
—
•
High: excessive pressure loss
in the gas pipe.
•
Low: outdoor unit short-circuit.
•
low/high: outdoor unit fan motor
—
failure, fan module failure or
outdoor unit ambient
temperature thermistor failure.
•
Failure such as PCB, wiring,
indoor unit expansion valve and
coil
•
Excessive pressure loss in the
pipe.
•
Thermistor failure for air
—
discharge
Result
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