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“McQuay” is a registered trademark of McQuay International. All rights reserved throughout the world. 2005 McQuay International “Bulletin illustrations cover the general appearance of McQuay International products at the time of publication and we reserve the right to make changes in design and construction at any time without notice.”...
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F F F F F ea ea tur tur es • Easy Installation - The wall mounted fan coil unit is easily installed because of its compact size, slimness and light weight. - Slim and short outdoor unit can be easily installed even in a narrow balcony and passageway and yet have a stable profile.
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Nomenc la la la la la tur Nomenc tur e e e e e Nomenc Nomenc Model Type R : Heatpump Omitted if Cooling Series F : F Series Capacity 25 : 25,000 Btu/h Model Name WM : Wall Mounted Brand M : McQuay...
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P P P P P erf mance mance mance T T T T T a a a a a b b b b b le le le le le erf or or mance mance Interpolation and Extrapolation method can be used to get the total capacity, TC and sensible capacity, SC at those temperatures which are not stated out in the table.
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Details: Step: To obtain the Total capacity and Sensible capacity for (a) Indoor Condition: 24°C DB, 15°C WB Outdoor Condition: 35°C DB Outdoor DB, °C Indoor DB Indoor WB °C °C TC (kW) SC (kW) 2.582 1.835 2.659 1.739 Total capacity, TC =>...
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Step: To obtain the Total capacity and Sensible capacity for (a) Indoor Condition: 23°C DB, 15°C WB Outdoor Condition: 35°C DB Outdoor DB, °C Indoor DB Indoor WB °C °C TC (kW) SC (kW) 2.506 1.363 2.506 1.931 Total capacity, TC ⇒...
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Step: To obtain the Total capacity and Sensible capacity for (a) Indoor Condition: 23°C DB, 15°C WB Outdoor Condition: 37°C DB Outdoor DB, °C Indoor DB Indoor WB °C °C TC (kW) SC (kW) TC (kW) SC (kW) TC (kW) SC (kW) 2.506 1.789...
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Oper Oper Oper a a a a a ting R ting R ting R ang ting R ang e e e e e Oper Oper ting R Cooling only Cooling Cautions HIGH AMBIENT UNIT The use of your air conditioner outside the range of working temperature and humidity can result in serious failure.
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Model Speed Overall Noise 1/1 Octave A-weighted Sound Pressure (dBA), ref 20µPa A(dBA) Criteria 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1kHz 2kHz 4kHz 8kHz MWM 007F/FR High Medium MWM 010F/FR High Medium MWM 015F/FR High Medium MWM 020F/FR High Medium MWM 025F/FR High...
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Outlines And Dimension Outlines And Dimension Outlines And Dimension Outlines And Dimension Outlines And Dimension Indoor Unit Model: MWM 010F / 010FR / 015F / 015FR Note : Dimension in mm Outdoor Unit Model: M4LC 007B/ 007BR / 010B / 010BR / 015B / 015BR Note : Dimension in mm...
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Indoor Unit MODEL : MWM 020F / 020FR / 025F / 025FR Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 020B / 020BR / 025B / 025BR / 030B / 030BR M4LC 020B / 020BR / 025R / 025BR...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 030F / 030FR Note : Dimension in mm Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 030C, MLC 030CR M4LC 030C, M4LC 030CR Note : Dimension in mm...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 010F / 010FR / 015F / 015FR Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 010C / 010CR / 015C / 015CR...
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R R R R R efrig efrig efrig er efrig er ant Cir ant Cir ant Cir cuit ant Cir cuit cuit cuit efrig ant Cir cuit Cooling Only Models Model : M4LC 007B / 010B / 015B / 020B MLC 010C / 015C Model : MLC / M4LC 025B , MLC 030B...
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Model : MLC 030B Model : MLC / M4LC 030C...
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Heatpump Models Model : M4LC 007BR / 010BR , MLC 010CR Model : M4LC 015BR...
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Model : MLC 015CR Model : MLC / M4LC 020BR...
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Model : MLC / M4LC 025BR , MLC 030BR Model : MLC / M4LC 030CR...
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Dia g g g g g r r r r r am iring Dia iring Dia Cooling Only Models Indoor Unit Model : MWM 007F / 010F / 015F (D2.0 I.C.) Outdoor Unit Model : M4LC 007B / 010B / 015B...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 020F / 025F (D2.0 I.C.) 1 PHASE 220 - 240V 50Hz Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 020B / 025B M4LC 020B / 025B...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 020F / 025F (D2.0 I.C.) Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 020B / 025B M4LC 020B / 025B 3 PHASE 380 - 415V 50Hz...
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Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 030B Indoor Unit Model : MWM 030F (D2.0 I.C.)
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 030F (D2.01.C) Outdoor Unit Model : MLC/ M4LC 030C...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 030F (D2.01.C.) Outdoor Unit Model : MLC/ M4LC 030C...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 015F (D2.0 I.C.) 1 PHASE 220 - 240V 50 Hz Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 015C...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 010F (D2.0 I.C.) 1 PHASE 220 - 240V 50 Hz Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 010C...
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Heatpump Models Indoor Unit Model : MWM 007FR / 010FR / 015FR (U1.4 I.C.) 1 PHASE 220 - 240V 50 Hz Outdoor Unit Model : M4LC 007BR / 010BR / 015BR...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 020FR / 025FR (U1.4 I.C.) 1 PHASE 220 - 240V 50 Hz Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 020BR / 025BR M4LC 020BR / 025BR...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 020FR / 025FR (U1.4 I.C.) 3 PHASE 380 - 415V 50 Hz Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 020BR / 025BR M4LC 020BR / 025BR...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 030FR (U1.4 1.C) Outdoor Unit Model : MLC / M4LC 030CR...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 030FR (U1.4 1.C.) Outdoor Unit Model : MLC / M4LC 030CR...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 030FR (U1.4 I.C.) 1 PHASE 220 - 240V 50HZ Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 30BR...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 010FR (U1.4 I.C.) Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 010CR...
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Indoor Unit Model : MWM 015FR (U1.4 I.C.) Outdoor Unit 1 PHASE Model : MLC 015CR 220 - 240V 50 Hz...
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High Ambient Unit (Optional) Cooling Only Models Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 020B / 025B 50HZ / 1 Phase / 220 – 240V Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 030C 50HZ / 1 Phase / 220 – 240V...
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Heatpump Models Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 020BR / 025BR 50HZ / 1 Phase / 220 – 240V Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 030CR 50HZ / 1 Phase / 220 – 240V...
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Low Ambient Unit (Optional) Cooling Only Models Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 010C 50Hz/ 1 Phase / 220-240V Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 015C 50Hz / 1 PHASE / 220 - 240V...
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Cooling Only Models Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 010B / 015B 50HZ / 1 Phase / 220~240V Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 020B / 025B 50HZ / 1 Phase / 220~240V...
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Heatpump Models Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 010BR / 015BR 50HZ / 1 Phase / 220 – 240V Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 020BR 50HZ / 1 Phase / 220 – 240V Outdoor Unit Model : MLC 025BR 50HZ / 1 Phase / 220 – 240V...
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Saf ety Pr ety Pr ety Pr ecaution Bef ety Pr ecaution Bef ecaution Bef ecaution Bef or or e Installa e Installa e Installa tion e Installa tion tion tion ety Pr ecaution Bef e Installa tion Before operating, please read the following “Safety Precautions” carefully. To prevent injury to the user or other people and properties damage, the following instructions must be followed.
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Symbol (with white background) denotes item that is PROHIBITED from doing. Symbol (with black background) denotes item that is COMPULSORY to be carried out. Caution Please confirm the following important points when installation • Grounding is necessary It may cause electrical shock if grounding is not perfect. Do not install the unit where leakage of flammable gas may occur •...
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Special Pr Special Pr ecautions F ecautions F or R407C or R407C Special Pr Special Pr ecautions F Special Pr ecautions F ecautions F or R407C or R407C or R407C Special Precautions When Dealing With Refrigerant R407C Unit 1) What is new refrigerant R407C? R407C is a zeotropic refrigerant mixture which has Zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP = 0) and thus conformed to the Montreal Protocol regulation.
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b) Ensure that the compressor is not expose to open air for more than the recommended time specified by its manufacturer (typically less than 10 minutes). Removed the seal-plugs only when the compressor is about to be brazed. c) The system should be thoroughly vacuumed to 1.0 Pa (-700mmHg) or lower. This vacuuming level is more stringent than R22 system so as to ensure no incompressible gas and moisture in the system.
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CAUTION: Before installing the unit, ensure that the power supply matches the power requirement of the air conditioner. 1) Selection Of Location And Space (A) INDOOR UNIT Install the fan coil (indoor) unit at a location with the following requirements ·...
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(B) Outdoor Unit As condensing temperature rises, evaporating temperature rises and cooling capacity drops. In order to achieve maximum cooling capacity, the location selected for outdoor unit should fulfill the following requirements : • Install the condensing (outdoor) unit in away such that hot air distributed by the outdoor condensing unit cannot be drawn in again (as in the case of short circuit of hot discharge air).
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Condensed Water Disposal Of Outdoor Unit (Heatpmp Unit Only) • There are 2 holes on the base of outdoor unit for condensed water to flow out. Insert the drain elbow to one of the holes. • To install the drain elbow, first insert one portion of the hook to the base (portion A), then pull the drain elbow in the direction shown by the arrow while inserting the other portion to the base.
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2) Drillings Holes And Mounting Installation Plate CAUTION: i) Please check the unit weight for each model. Always ensure that the wall is sufficiently strong to withstand the weight. If not, it is necessary to reinforce the wall with plate, beams or pillars.
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3) Indoor Unit Preparation • The refrigerant piping can be routed to • Carefully bend the pipes to the required the unit in 5 direction, by using the cut position to align with the hole. For right outs in the unit casing. (See fig. 1) hand and rear side draw out, hold the bottom of the piping and fix direction before shaping it to the desired position...
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5) Water Drainage Piping The indoor drain pipe must be downward gradient for smooth drainage. Avoid situation as shown in figure below. 6) Wiring Electrical Connection • Wiring regulation on wire diameters differ from country to country. Please refer to your LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES for field wiring rules.
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7) Installation Of Separate Orifice Kit At Outdoor i) Outdoor Unit Installation Space Is Wide Enough STEP 2 ORIFICE PIPE STEP 1 Steps: a) Directly connect the “Female” nut of orifice pipe to the liquid pipe. b) Flare the liquid pipe and connect it to the “Male” joint of the orifice pipe. Orifice Pipe Liquid Pipe...
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ii) Outdoor Installation Space Is Limited Step 4 If the orifice pipe cannot be connected Orifice Pipe directly to the liquid valve due to limitation Step 3 space, it can be connected between the liquid Step 2 pipes. Step 1 Steps : a) Flare the liquid pipe and connect it to the liquid valve.
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8) Refrigerant Piping Maximum Pipe Length And Maximum Number Of Bends Always choose the shortest path for refrigerant piping and follow the recommendations as tabulated below: MODEL MWM 030F/FR DATA 010F/FR 015F/FR 020F/FR 025F/FR MLC 030B/BR MLC 030C/CR Max. Length (m) Max.
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4) After evacuation, unscrew the spindle (diagram B) for the gas to run to indoor unit. 5) Decision by low side pressure. Turn compressor on for 10 or 15 min. STANDARD CONDITION HEAVY LOAD CONDITION Indoor 27°C / Outdoor 35°C Indoor 32°C / Outdoor 43°C kg/cm psig...
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Diagram shows typical charging method. CAUTION FOR R407C Avoid prolong exposure of an opened compressor, or the internal part of refrigerant piping to moist air. The POE oil in the compressor and piping can absorb moisture from air 10) Final Checking •...
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R R R R R emote Contr emote Contr emote Contr oller Oper oller Oper oller Oper a a a a a tion Guide tion Guide tion Guide emote Contr emote Contr oller Oper oller Oper tion Guide tion Guide G7 Remote Controller .Transmission source Signal Transmission...
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G11 Remote Controller On/Off Button • Green colour for Cooling Only model Temperature Setting • Orange colour for Heatpump model • To set the desired room temperature, press the button to increase or decrease the set temperature. Personalised Setting • The temperature setting range is •...
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Indicator Lights (cooling only unit) IR signal receiver When there is infrared remote control operating signal, the signal receiver on indoor unit will made a (beep) for signal acceptance confirmation. LED Indicator Lights The table below shows the LED indicator light for air conditioner unit under normal operation and fault condition.
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Heatpump unit : LED Indicator Lights Display Cooling mode Dry mode (Green) (Orange) Sleep mode Heat / Fan mode (Red) (Red/ Green) The heat pump units is equipped with an “auto” mode, whereby the unit will provide reasonable room temperature by switching the unit automatically to either “cool” mode or “heat” mode, according to the temperature setting set by the user.
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Special Function Special Function Special Function Special Function Special Function (A) 3 Hot System (Heating cycle) a) Hot start At the beginning of heating operation (cold start, after defrosting or thermostat resumes operation) the indoor fan operation is controlled in accordance with the temperature of the indoor heat exchanger to send warm air from the start.
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c) Hot spurt During cold start, the set temperature of controller is increased by 2 C to stabilize the room temperature ° quickly. After the first stop of compressor or 30 minutes following the start of operation, the temperature setting will be restored to the original value.
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(D) Overload Protection In Cooling Operation When outdoor and indoor air temperature raise beyond the operation limit, or when the outdoor coil choked with dirt, the M.C. controller detects abnormal increase in condensing temperature. It will stop the operation to prevent compressor burn out. (E) Frost Prevention And Filter Check In order to prevent the freezing of indoor coil, the controller will operate as follow.
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vicing vicing And Maintenance And Maintenance Ser vicing vicing vicing And Maintenance And Maintenance And Maintenance CAUTION: After installing or servicing the unit, please ensure that the front panel is secured by the 1 hook underneath the front panel. The unit is designed to give a long life operation with minimum maintenance required. However, it should be regularly checked and the following items should be given due attention.
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Pre-Start Up Maintenance (After Extended Shutdown) Inspect thoroughly and clean indoor and outdoor units. Clean or replace air filters. Clean condensate drain line. Clean clogged indoor and outdoor coils. Check fan imbalance before operation. Tighten all wiring connections and panels. Check for refrigerant leakage.
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T T T T T r r r r r oub leshooting leshooting oub leshooting leshooting leshooting By means of pressure readings : PRESSURE PROBABLE CAUSE Data Circuit ● 1. Overcharged with refrigerant. High Side ● 2. Non-condensable gases in refrigerant circuit (e.g.oil) Low Side 3.
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The most common causes of air conditioner failure to “start” are : a) Voltage not within +/- 10% of rated voltage. b) Power supply interrupted. c) Control settings improper d) Air Conditioner is disconnected from main power source. e) Fuse blown or circuit breaker off. ii) Diagnosis Of Refrigerant Circuit /Application There might be some cases where the unit starts running but does not perform satisfactory, i.e.
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P P P P P ar ar ts List ts List ts List ts List ts List Indoor Unit Model : MWM 010F / 010FR / 015F / 015FR 1. ASSY. MOUNTING PLATE 10. BUSH, FAN 2. CLAMP. PIPING 11. ASSY. EVAPORATOR COIL 3.
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Model : MWM 020F / 020FR / 025F / 025FR / 030F / 030FR 1. ASSY. CHASIS 8. ASSY. EVAPORATOR COIL 2. PIPING, CLAMP 9. ASSY. AIR DISCHARGE HOUSING 3. ASSY. CONTROL BOX 10. CROSS FLOW FAN 4. ASSY. CONTROL BOX COVER 11.
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Outdoor Unit Model : M4LC 007B / 010B / 015B 1. ASSY., BACK PANEL 14. ASSY., BASE PAN 2. ASSY., TOP PANEL 15. ASSY., CAPILLARY TUBE 3. ASSY., CONDENSER COIL 16. ASSY., PARTITION 4. BRACKET, MOTOR MOUNTING 17. ASSY., TERMINAL PANEL W/O CONT. 5.
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Model : MLC 020B / 025B M4LC 020B / 025B 1. ASSY., BACK PANEL 16. GROMMET, RUBBER 2. ASSY., TOP PANEL 17. NUT, WITH WASHER 3. ASSY., CONDENSOR COIL 18. ASSY., BASE PAN 4. BRACKET, MOTOR MOUNTING 19. ASSY., CAPILLARY TUBE 5.
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Model : MLC 030B 1. ASSY., BACK PANEL 16. GROMMET, RUBBER 2. ASSY., TOP PANEL 17. NUT, WITH WASHER 3. ASSY., CONDENSOR COIL 18. ASSY., BASE PAN 4. BRACKET, MOTOR MOUNTING 19. TUBE, COIL TO DISCHARGE VALVE 5. MOTOR, FAN 20.
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Model : MLC / M4LC 030C 1. BASE PAN 11. MOTOR BRACKET ASSY 2. FLARE VALVE 12. SIDE PANEL LEFT 3. FLARE VALVE 13. FAN MOTOR 4. PARTITION 14. FAN BLADE 5. COMPRESSOR 15. FRONT PANEL ASSY 6. ACCESS PANEL 16.
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Model : M4LC 007BR / 010BR / 015BR 1. ASSY., BACK PANEL 13. NUT, COMPRESSOR 2. ASSY., TOP PANEL 14. ASSY., BASE PAN 3. ASSY, COIL OUTDOOR 15. ASSY., CAPILLARY TUBE 4. BRACKET, MOTOR MOUNTING 16. ASSY., PARTITION 5. FAN MOTOR 17.
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Model : MLC 020BR / 025BR / 030BR M4LC 020BR / 025BR 1. ASSY., BACK PANEL 15. WASHER, FLAT 2. ASSY., TOP PANEL 16. NUT, COMPRESSOR 3. ASSY, COIL OUTDOOR 17. ASSY., BASE PAN 4. BRACKET, MOTOR MOUNTING 18. ASSY., CAPILLARY TUBE 5.
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Model : MLC / M4LC 030CR 1. ASSY., BASE PAN 14. PANEL, SERVICE 2. ASSY., COIL 15. ASSY., FRONT PANEL 3. ASSY., VAVLE PLATE 16. PANEL, TOP 4. ASSY., COMPRESSOR 17. ASSY., TXV 5. ACCUMULATOR 18. COVER TERMINAL BOARD 6. ASSY., ACCUMULATOR CLIP 19.
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Model : MLC 010C / 015C 1. ASSY. BASE PAN 9. ASSY. PANEL LEFT INS. 2. ASSY. CONDENSER COIL 10. ASSY. PANEL RIGHT INS. 3. ASSY. COMPRESSOR 11. BRACKET, MOTOR 4. ASSY. VALVE BRCKET 12. MOTOR 5. ASSY. PARTITION INS. 13.
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Model : MLC 010CR / 015CR 1. ASSY. BASE PAN 9. MOTOR 2. ASSY. CONDENSER COIL 10. FAN, 16" 3. ASSY. VALVE BRACKET 11. ASSY. PANEL LEFT INS. 4. ASSY. COMPRESSOR 12. ASSY. PANEL RIGHT INS. 5. ASSY. 4 WAYS VALVE 13.