1. SPECIAL FEATURES ULTRA SLIM NEW STYLISH DESIGN PROFILE This unit is contemporary in design and match even the most up to date interior decor. The slim, round profile and compact design of this unit adds a touch of elegance to every decor. No indoor connection pipe and hanger bracket are visible.
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COOLING ONLY (R22) MODEL INDOOR UNIT RCM 61C OUTDOOR UNIT ALC 61C NOMINAL kcal/h 14110 COOLING 16410 CAPACITY Btu/h 56000 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER 5593 NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT 220 - 240 / 1 / 50 POWER SOURCE V/Ph/Hz REFRIGERANT / CONTROL R22 / CAPILLARY TUBE IN INDOOR AIR FLOW cfm / L/s...
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COOLING ONLY (R22) MODEL INDOOR UNIT RCM 62C OUTDOOR UNIT ALC 61C NOMINAL kcal/h 14110 COOLING 16410 CAPACITY Btu/h 56000 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER 6195 NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT 30.6 POWER SOURCE V/Ph/Hz 230 / 1 / 60 REFRIGERANT / CONTROL R22 / CAPILLARY TUBE IN INDOOR AIR FLOW cfm / L/s 1550 / 732...
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HEAT PUMP (R22) MODEL INDOOR UNIT RCM 61CR OUTDOOR UNIT ALC 61CR NOMINAL kcal/h 14110 COOLING 16410 CAPACITY Btu/h 56000 NOMINAL kcal/h 14110 HEATING 16410 CAPACITY Btu/h 56000 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER (COOLING) 5593 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER (HEATING) 4551 NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT (COOLING) NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT (HEATING) POWER SOURCE V/Ph/Hz...
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HEAT PUMP (R22) MODEL INDOOR UNIT RCM 62CR OUTDOOR UNIT ALC 61CR NOMINAL kcal/h 14110 COOLING 16410 56000 CAPACITY Btu/h NOMINAL kcal/h 14110 HEATING 16410 CAPACITY Btu/h 56000 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER (COOLING) 6195 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER (HEATING) 5265 NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT (COOLING) 30.6 NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT (HEATING) 26.0...
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COOLING ONLY (R407C) RCM 61C MODEL INDOOR UNIT OUTDOOR UNIT A4LC 60C A4LC 61C 13860 13610 NOMINAL kcal/h COOLING 16120 15830 CAPACITY Btu/h 55000 54000 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER 6027 5645 NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT 10.2 POWER SOURCE V/Ph/Hz 220 - 240 / 1 / 50 REFRIGERANT / CONTROL R407C / CAPILLARY TUBE IN INDOOR 1550 / 732...
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COOLING ONLY (R407C) RCM 62C MODEL INDOOR UNIT OUTDOOR UNIT A4LC 60C A4LC 61C NOMINAL kcal/h 13860 13610 COOLING 16120 15830 CAPACITY Btu/h 55000 54000 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER 6027 5645 NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT 10.2 POWER SOURCE V/Ph/Hz 220 - 240 / 1 / 50 R407C / CAPILLARY TUBE IN INDOOR REFRIGERANT / CONTROL 1550 / 732...
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HEAT PUMP (R407C) MODEL INDOOR UNIT RCM 61CR OUTDOOR UNIT A4LC 61CR NOMINAL kcal/h 14110 HEATING 16410 56000 CAPACITY Btu/h NOMINAL kcal/h 13610 COOLING 15830 CAPACITY Btu/h 54000 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER (COOLING) 5645 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER (HEATING) 5145 NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT (COOLING) NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT (HEATING) POWER SOURCE V/Ph/Hz...
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HEAT PUMP (R407C) MODEL INDOOR UNIT RCM 62CR OUTDOOR UNIT A4LC 61CR NOMINAL kcal/h 14110 HEATING 16410 56000 CAPACITY Btu/h NOMINAL kcal/h 13610 COOLING 15830 CAPACITY Btu/h 54000 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER (COOLING) 5645 NOMINAL TOTAL POWER (HEATING) 5145 NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT (COOLING) NOMINAL TOTAL CURRENT (HEATING) POWER SOURCE V/Ph/Hz...
3. NOISE LEVEL Model Speed Overall Noise 1/1 Octave Sound pressure level (dB, ref 20µPa) A (dBA) Criteria 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1kHz 2kHz 4kHz 8kHz High RCM 20D/DR Medium High RCM 25D/DR Medium High RCM 30D/DR Medium High RCM 40D/DR Medium High RCM 50D/DR...
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RCM20D/DR NC Curves NC-50 NC-45 High f an NC-40 NC-35 M edium fan NC-30 Low fan NC-25 NC-20 1000 2000 4000 8000 Octave-band frequency (Hz) M easured in anecho ic ro o m at 1m in fro nt o f the unit and 0.8m belo w the air discharge o pening RCM25D/DR NC Curves NC-50 High fan...
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RCM30D/DR NC Curves N C -5 0 N C -4 5 Hig h f an N C -4 0 M ed ium f an N C -3 5 Lo w f an N C -3 0 N C -2 5 N C -2 0 1000 2000...
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RCM50D/DR NC Curves N C -5 0 Hig h f an N C -4 5 M ed ium f an N C -4 0 Lo w f an N C -3 5 N C -3 0 N C -2 5 N C -2 0 1000 2000...
4. OPERATING RANGE Ensure the operating temperature is in allowable range. Cooling only Cooling Caution : HIGH AMBIENT UNIT The use of your air conditioner outside the range of working temperature and humidity can result in serious failure. LOW AMBIENT Indoor temp.
7. OUTLINES AND DIMENSIONS INDOOR UNIT MODEL: RCM - D SERIES (COOLING ONLY AND HEAT PUMP) MODEL RCM 20D/DR RCM 25D/DR RCM 30D/DR RCM 40D/DR RCM 50D/DR 1174 1174 1174 1674 1674 1082 1082 1082 1582 1582 1214 1214 1214 1714 1714 1379...
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MODEL : RCM 61C/CR MODEL : RCM 62C/CR A(GRILL) 1750 1930 1830 1880...
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OUTDOOR UNIT MODEL : ALC 20/ 25 B/BR, A4LC 20/ 25 B/BR, ALC 30B/BR Note : Dimension in mm MODEL : ALC 30/ 35/ 40/ 50 C/CR, A4LC 30/ 40/ 50 C/CR, A4LC 60C Caution Sharp edges and coil surfaces are potential locations which may cause injury hazards. Avoid from being in contact with these places.
9. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS FOR R407C SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS WHEN DEALING WITH REFRIGERANT R407C UNIT 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. It requires Polyol-ester oil (POE) oil for its compressor's lubricant. Its refrigerant capacity and performance are about the same as the refrigerant R22.
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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. 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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10. INSTALLATION Caution Sharp edges and coil surfaces are potential injury hazard. Avoid from contact with them. (1) INSTALLATION OF OUTDOOR UNIT PRELIMINARY SITE SURVEY • Electrical supply and installation is to conform to local authority's (e.g. National Electrical Board) codes and regulations.
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RCM-D RCM61C Figure B Please ensure that the following steps are taken : • Check the gradient for drainage flow as recommended in Figure B. • Provide clearance for easy servicing and optimal air flow as shown in Figure C. •...
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RCM 61/62C Figure C • Provide the installation space as shown in Figure D. RCM-D RCM 61/62C Figure D...
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INSTALLATION - CEILING EXPOSED TYPE STEP 1 Remove air intake grille, side panel, side close-up and hanger bracket from the unit; see Fig E SIDE CLOSE UP HANGER BRACKET SIDE FRAME AIR INTAKE GRILLE Figure E STEP 2 Position the hanger rods as per Fig B and install the hanger bracket; see Fig F. Figure F STEP 3 Hanger up the unit and tighten the bolt, after completed the piping and drain pipe;...
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INSTALLATION - FLOOR STANDING TYPE (OPTIONAL SPECIFICATION) STEP 1 Remove air intake grille, side panel, side close-up and side panel from the unit; see Fig E. STEP 2 Position the floor support (field supply) as per Fig B. install the unit; see Fig I Wall Wall Fig I...
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(2) INSTALLATION OF 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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(3) REFRIGERANT PIPING MAXIMUM PIPE LENGTH AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF BENDS • When the pipe length becomes too long, both the capacity and reliability drop. As the number of bends increases, system piping resistance to the refrigerant flow increases, thus lowering the cooling capacity, and as the result the font compressor may become defective.
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(5) VACUUMING AND CHARGING • The precharged outdoor unit does not need any vacuuming or charging. However once it is connected, the connecting pipe line and the indoor need to be vacuumed before releasing the R22/R407C from the outdoor unit. 1) Open the service port core cap.
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(6) ADDITIONAL CHARGE • The refrigerant gas has already charged into the outdoor unit. For the piping length of 5m. Additional refrigerant charge after vacuuming is not necessary. • When the piping length is more than 5m, please use the table below (unit in gram). MODEL 20D/20DR 30/50...
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(8) STANDARD OPERATING CONDITION Cooling Only Unit Ts °C Th °C Temperature 19.4 13.9 minimum indoor temperature 26.7 19.4 maximum indoor temperature 19.4 13.9 minimum outdoor temperature 46.0 24.0 maximum- outdoor temperature Heat Pump Unit Ts °C Th °C Temperature 15.0 minimum indoor temperature 26.7...
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(9) OPERATING STATE AND FAULT TABLE Wireless Remote Control - Handset Cooling: LED Indicator Light Display Heatpump : LED Indicator Light Display COOL COOL HEAT Self Diagnosis Table Operation/ Faulty Indicator COOL HEAT Cooling mode Dry mode Fan mode Heat mode Auto mode in heating operation Auto mode in heating operation Defrost operation...
11. REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION GUIDE G6 REMOTE CONTROLLER TEMPERATURE SETTING FAN SPEED AND SIGNAL TRANSMISSION VENTILATION MODE INDICATION • Set the desire room SELECTION • Blink to confirm the temperature. Press the button until last setting has been • Press button to increase the desired fan speed is send to the unit.
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SENSOR ON/OFF ON/OFF AUTO COOL HIGH TEMP MODE TEMP HEAT SWING SLEEP TIMER SWING SLEEP TIMER MODE AC-5300 (OPTIONAL) 1. “ON/OFF” switch 6. “Sleep” mode • Press to start the air conditioner unit. • Press button to activate the sleep function. •...
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G8 REMOTE CONTROLLER 1. Transmission source • Set the desired off time by pressing the SET button • The source where the signal will be transmitted. continuously. • Press the CLR button to cancel the off timer 2. Signal Transmission indication setting.
12. SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Warning: Disconnect from main supply before servicing the air conditioner. The unit is designed to give long life operation with minimum maintenance required. However, it should be regularly checked and the following items should be given due attention. Components Maintenance Procedure Recommended Schedule...
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The design of the ALC outdoor series allows servicing to be carried out readily and easily. The removal of the top side, front and back panel make almost every part accessible. Under normal circumstances, these outdoor units only require a check and cleaning of air intake coil surface once quarterly.
13. TROUBLESHOOTING When any air-conditioner malfunction is noted, immediately switch off the power supply to the unit, and contact the local dealer, if necessary. Some simple troubleshooting tips are given below : FAULT CAUSE 1. Fan does not work 3 minutes after •...
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FOR COOLING ONLY MODELS OR HEAT PUMP MODELS (COOLING CYCLE) DIAGNOSIS BY FLOW CHART The following chart are efficient checking procedures for troubleshooting when these fan-coil units are coupled with the condensing units using standard wiring. For dual circuited models, perform the procedures for each circuit.
INSUFFICIENT COOLING Insufficient Cooling Cycling On Compressor Cycling High Discharge Pressure or Low See "High Discharge Pressure" or Tripping Suction Pressure "Low Suction Pressure" Dual Pressure Switch Clogged Capillary or Pressure Repair Clogging and Replace Switch The Switch If Required Switch Faulty Repair or Change If Necessary Running...
HIGH SUCTION PRESSURE High Suction Pressure Evaporator Reduce The Fresh Air Intake Excessive Fresh Air Intake Air Inlet Temp. Insufficient Duct Insulation Reinforce The Duct Insulation Change Or Repair The Defective Compressor Valve Compressor Overcharged Refrigerant Purge The Refrigerant LOW SUCTION PRESSURE Low Suction Pressure Clogged Air Filter Clean The Air Filter...
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FOR HEAT PUMP MODELS By means of pressure readings : PRESSURE PROBABLE CAUSE Data Circuit High Side 1. Overcharged with refrigerant. Low Side 2. Non-condensable gases in refrigerant circuit (e.g. oil). 3. Obstructed air-intake/discharge. 4. Short circuiting of hot air at outdoor unit. High Side 1.
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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.
14. PARTS LIST MODEL : RCM 20/25 D/DR PARTS DESCRIPTION PARTS DESCRIPTION TOP PANEL COIL ASSY HANGER BRACKET - LEFT SIDE FRAME ASSY – RIGHT CONTROL BOX CLOSE UP, SIDE RIGHT CLOSE UP, SIDE PANEL COIL HOLDER ASSY - RIGHT SIDE FRAME ASSY - LEFT BACK PANEL COIL HOLDER ASSY - LEFT...
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MODEL : RCM 30 D/DR PART DESCRIPTION PART DESCRIPTION BRACKET HANGER, LEFT GRILLE, AIR INTAKE TERMINAL BOX COVER ASSY, FILTER FRAME LEFT/RIGHT BRACKET CENTRE SUPPORT CLOSE UP, LEFT THERMISTER FRAME, SIDE LEFT FRAME, SIDE RIGHT ASSY, COIL HOLDER LEFT CLOSE UP, RIGHT FAN DECK ASSY, COIL HOLDER RIGHT COIL ASSY...
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MODEL : RCM 40/50 D/DR PART DESCRIPTION PART DESCRIPTION BRACKET HANGER, LEFT DRAIN PAN ASSY TERMINAL BOX COVER DRAIN HOSE ASSY AIR INTAKE GRILLE ASSY CLOSE UP, LEFT AIR INTAKE GRILLE ASSY FRAME, SIDE LEFT BACKET, CENTER SUPPORT ASSY, COIL HOLDER LEFT FRAME, SIDE RIGHT FAN DECK CLOSE UP, RIGHT...
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MODEL : RCM 61 /62 C/CR PART DESCRIPTION PART DESCRIPTION TOP BACK PANEL DRAIN PAN COIL HOLDER LEFT BOTTOM PANEL COIL ASSY TERMINAL BOX FAN DECK FRONT FRAME (PLAIN) MOTOR FRONT FRAME (WITH LED INDICATORS) BLOWER HOUSING & WHEEL SIDE PANEL RUBBER COUPLING HOOK 4 x 14 mm BRACKET, FAN DECK...
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MODEL : ALC/A4LC20/25 B/BR ALC30 B/BR PART DESCRIPTION PART DESCRIPTION BACK PANEL TOP PANEL BASE PAN COIL ASSY CAPILLARY TUBE MOTOR MOUNTING BRACKET PARTITION FAN MOTOR TERMINAL BOX PANEL RING WASHER SIDE PANEL FAN BLADE ACCESS PANEL SQUARE WASHER PLATE, FLARE VALVE HEX NUT FLARE VALVE BLACK LABEL...
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MODEL : ALC/A4LC 30/40/50/61 C/CR, A4LC 60C ALC35 C/CR PART DESCRIPTION PART DESCRIPTION BASE PAN MOTOR BRACKET ASSY FLARE VALVE SIDE PANEL LEFT FLARE VALVE FAN MOTOR PARTITION FAN BLADE COMPRESSOR FRONT PANEL ASSY ACCESS PANEL TERMINAL BOX ASSY ACCUMULATOR PLATE, FLARE VALVE BACK PANEL TOP PANEL...
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DOP: While upmost care is taken in ensuring that all details in the publication are correct at time of going to press, we are constantly striving for improvement and therefore reserve the rights to alter model specifications and equipment without prior notice. Details of specifications and equipment are also subject to change to suit local conditions and equirements and not all models are available in every market.
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