Yvoh8 18HP SM 0114 (En) PDF

Rev: 0114
YES-Super YVOH080~180 R410A
Service Manual
Yes Super VRF Service Manual
Precautions
Please carefully read the following Precautions before maintaining the units.
Warning: Failure to strictly follow extraordinary important items will cause fatal or grievous injury accident .
Catuion: Failure to follow items may cause serious accident or unit damage
“Warning” and “Caution” items for maintenance
 Shut down the power before disassembling the units, or electric shocks may occur.
 Before welding and removing compressor or other parts,ensure the drainage off of system refrigerant and good
ventilation. Leaked refrigerant and engine oil may cause harms.
 Do not repair electric components or touch switches with wet hands, or electric shocks may occur.
 Do not touch the fan runningat a high speed with hand or any other things to avoid personal injury.
 Do check whether the component of cooling cycle is completelycool before the repair to aviod thermal burn.
 Do not clean the air-conditionerby jetting water to avoid electric shock.
 Catuion
 During the repairs, do not touch any leaked refrigerant gas which may cause frostbite and prevent the leaked gas
from any flame to avoid creating poisonous gas.
 Do keep perfect grounding to aviod electric shockwhen repairing equipment under wet condition.
 Use the components listed in the spare parts list and proper tools for specified types, or electric shocks, overheat or
fire may occur.
 During the electric operation, use dedicated power supply wires and abide by relevant standardsof electrical
equipment, internal wiring and installation instructions.
 Do not damage or randomly change power supply wire.
 Only use specified refrigerant R410A and eliminate air or other gas from the refrigerant system.
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Content
PRECAUTIONS .............................................................................................................................................................1
1．SUMMARY ..............................................................................................................................................................4
1.1 OUTDOOR UNITS/INDOOR UNITS LINE-UPS ................................................................................................................... 4

1.2 APPEARANCE OF OUTDOOR UNITS/INDOOR UNITS ........................................................................................................ 5
1.2.1 Outdoor Units ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
1.3 MODEL NOMENCLATURE ............................................................................................................................................... 7
1.3.1 Outdoor Unit.......................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.3.2 Indoor Unit ............................................................................................................................................................ 7
2．PRODUCT SPECIFICATION .................................................................................................................................9
2.1 SPECIFICATION OF OUTDOOR UNIT ................................................................................................................................ 9

2.2 SPECIFICATION OF INDOOR UNIT.................................................................................................................................. 14
2.2.1 Low Static Ducted (YDCP) .................................................................................................................................. 14
2.2.2 Round-way Cassette (YDCK)............................................................................................................................... 17
2.2.3 Two-way Cassette (YDDK) .................................................................................................................................. 20
2.2.4 Floor / Ceiling (YDEC) ....................................................................................................................................... 22
2.2.5 High Wall (YDHW) .............................................................................................................................................. 24
2.2.6 Floor Concealed (YDVC) .................................................................................................................................... 25
2.2.7 Medium Static Ducted (YDCC) ............................................................................................................................ 26
3．ELECTRICAL COMPONENT AND FUNCTIONAL COMPONENT ................................................................. 27
3.1 OUTDOOR UNIT ........................................................................................................................................................... 27

3.2 INDOOR UNIT ............................................................................................................................................................... 28
3.2.1 Low Static Ducted (YDCP) .................................................................................................................................. 28
3.2.2 Round-way Cassette (YDCK)............................................................................................................................... 29
3.2.3 Two-way Cassette (YDDK) .................................................................................................................................. 30
3.2.4 Floor / Ceiling (YDEC) ....................................................................................................................................... 31
3.2.5 High Wall (YDHW) .............................................................................................................................................. 32
3.2.6 Floor Concealed (YDVC) .................................................................................................................................... 32
3.2.7 Medium Static Ducted (YDCC) ............................................................................................................................ 33
4．PIPING DIAGRAM AND WIRING DIAGRAM................................................................................................... 34
4.1 SYSTEM SCHEMATICS .................................................................................................................................................. 34

4.1.1 Schematic for Outdoor Unit ................................................................................................................................. 34
4.1.2 Piping Diagram for Indoor Unit .......................................................................................................................... 37
4.2 WIRING DIAGRAM ....................................................................................................................................................... 38
4.2.1 Wiring Diagram for Outdoor Unit ....................................................................................................................... 38
4.2.2 Wiring diagram for indoor units .......................................................................................................................... 41
5．COMMISSIONING ................................................................................................................................................ 49
5.1 COMMISSIONING STEPS ............................................................................................................................................... 49

5.1.1 Inspection before Power on ................................................................................................................................. 49
5.1.2 Startup Commissioning ........................................................................................................................................ 50
5.2 INSPECT THE ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT .............................................................................................................................. 51
5.3 ONSITE SETTING OF INDOOR UNITS ............................................................................................................................. 53
5.3.1 Setting DIP Switch and Parameters of WVH-02 Wired Controller...................................................................... 53
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5.3.2 Setting DIP Switch of Indoor Unit ....................................................................................................................... 56
5.3.3 Setting DIP Switch of Outdoor Unit .................................................................................................................... 58
5.3.4 Unit Initialization ................................................................................................................................................ 60
6． TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................................................... 66
6.1 MULTI-WAY TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................................. 66

6.1.1 Status Information of Outdoor Unit ..................................................................................................................... 69
6.1.2 Troubleshooting with a Wireless Controller Receiver .......................................................................................... 71
6.1.3 Troubleshooting with a Touch-screen Wired Controller of Indoor Unit .............................................................. 72
6.1.4 Service Kit Controller .......................................................................................................................................... 74
6.2 SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................................................... 80
6.2.1 System Inspection ................................................................................................................................................ 80
6.2.2 Outdoor Unit Error.............................................................................................................................................. 88
6.2.3 Indoor Unit Error .............................................................................................................................................. 178
6.3 MAIN COMPONENTS INSPECTION ............................................................................................................................... 200
6.3.1Compressor Inspection ....................................................................................................................................... 200
6.3.2 Driver Module Inspection .................................................................................................................................. 201
6.3.3 Outdoor Unit Motor Inspection ......................................................................................................................... 203
6.3.4 Pressure Sensor Inspection ................................................................................................................................ 204
6.3.5 Temperature Sensor Inspection .......................................................................................................................... 206
6.3.6 Other Component Inspection ............................................................................................................................. 209
6.4 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT METHOD FOR MAIN COMPONENTS .......................................................................................... 210
6.4.1Compressor Replacement ................................................................................................................................... 210
6.4.2 Outdoor BLDC Motor Replacement .................................................................................................................. 212
6.4.3 Replacement of Inverter Driver ......................................................................................................................... 214
7．APPENDIX ........................................................................................................................................................... 217
7.1 WARNINGS FOR R410A REFRIGERANT ....................................................................................................................... 217

7.1.1 Characteristics of R410A Refrigerant ............................................................................................................... 217
7.1.2 Safety Precautions for Refrigerant R410A ......................................................................................................... 219
7.1.3 Cautions for Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 219
7.1.4 Leak Detection Method for R410A Refrigerant ................................................................................................. 219
7.1.5 Charging Method for R410A Refrigerant .......................................................................................................... 219
7.2 MAINTENANCE TOOLS ............................................................................................................................................... 220
7.3 TEMPLATE TABLES FOR MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................................... 221
7.3.1 Installation Material Record.............................................................................................................................. 221
7.3.2 Air Tightness Test Pressure Record .................................................................................................................... 221
7.3.3 Refrigerant Charge Amount Record .................................................................................................................. 222
7.3.4 Installation Inspection List ( Applicable to the installation contractors’ self-inspection) ................................. 222
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1．Summary
1.1 Outdoor Units/Indoor Units Line-ups
Models of outdoor units
Matching
8HP 10HP 12HP 14HP 16HP 18HP
value
Model YVOH080VVEE YVOH100VVEE YVOH120VVEE YVOH140VVEE YVOH160VVEE YVOH180VVEE
Outdoor Unit Composite Module
HP Composite Model 10HP 12HP 14HP 16HP 18HP

20HP YVOH200VAEE ●●
22HP YVOH220VAEE ● ●
24HP YVOH240VAEE ●●
26HP YVOH260VNEE ● ●
32HP YVOH320VNEE ●●
36HP YVOH360VNEE ●●
38HP YVOH380VNEE ●● ●
42HP YVOH420VNEE ● ● ●
44HP YVOH440VNEE ● ●●
48HP YVOH480VNEE ●●●
54HP YVOH540VNEE ●●●
Indoor unit
1.8 2.2 2.5 2.8 3.2 3.6 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.6 6.3 7.1 8.0 9.0 10.0 11.2 12.5 14.0 17.5
kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW
YDCP ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
YDCK ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
YDDK ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
YDHW ● ● ● ● ●
YDEC ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
YDVC ● ● ● ●
YDCC* ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
*: Approximate data
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1.2 Appearance of Outdoor Units/Indoor Units
1.2.1 Outdoor Units
YVOH80/100/120 YVOH140/160/180
8, 10, 12 HP 14, 16, 18 HP
YVOH200/220/240 YVOH260/280
20, 22, 24 HP 26, 28 HP
YVOH300/320/340/360 YVOH380/400
30, 32, 34, 36 HP 38, 40 HP
YVOH420/440 YVOH460/480/500/520/540
42, 44HP 46, 48, 50, 52, 54 HP
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1.2.2 Indoor Units
Low Static Ducted Round-way Cassette
YDCP018 YDCP050 YDCK028 YDCK071
YDCP045 YDCP112
Two-way Cassette Floor/Ceiling

YDDK028 YDEC028
YDDK036 YDEC036
YDDK045 YDEC045
YDDK056 YDEC056
YDDK071 YDEC071
YDDK090 YDEC080
YDDK112 YDEC090
YDEC112
High Wall Floor Concealed

YDHW022 YDVC028
YDHW028 YDVC045
YDHW036 YDVC056
YDHW056 YDVC071
Medium Static Ducted

YDCC020
YDCC025
YDCC034
YDCC045
YDCC053
YDCC066
YDCC078
YDCC095
YDCC115
YDCC140
YDCC175
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1.3 Model Nomenclature
1.3.1 Outdoor Unit
1.3.2 Indoor Unit
E Series Indoor units:
Y D C P 028 H 0 P A - 0 E 3
Conditions, 3: Export T3
Design Series No.
Design Code (Inside of Factory)
Power Supply
A: 220V/1Ph/50HZ
Pump, N: No Drainage Pump, P: With Internal Drainage Pump

Heater, 0: No Heater, 2: With 2# Heater, 4 with 4# Heater
Mode of Operation, H: Heat Pump

Cooling Capacity Code in 100W
Indoor Unit Type,

CP: Low Static Ducted, CK: Round-way Cassette, DK: 2-way Cassette;
EC: Floor/Ceiling, VC: Floor/Ceiling, HW: High Wall, CC: Medium Static Ducted
Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF)
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C Series Indoor units:
Y D C C 028 H 0 F L E A - 2 C 3
Conditions, 3: Export T3
Design Series No.
Design Code (Inside of Factory)
Power Supply
A: 220V/1Ph/50HZ
Expansion Device, E: Internal

Piping, L: Left, R: Right
Return Plenum, F: With Back Return Plenum and Filter
Heater, 0: No Heater, 2: With 2# Heater, 4 with 4# Heater
Mode of Operation, H: Heat Pump

Cooling Capacity Code in 100W
Indoor Unit Type, CC: Medium Static Ducted

Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF)
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2．Product Specification
2.1 Specification of Outdoor Unit
Parameters of Single Modular Outdoor Unit
HP 8HP 10HP 12HP 14HP 16HP 18HP
YVOH080 YVOH100 YVOH120 YVOH140 YVOH160 YVOH180

Model
VVEE VVEE VVEE VVEE VVEE VVEE
Power supply V/Ph/Hz 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50

Cooling kW 25.2 28.0 33.5 40.0 45.0 50.0
Capacity
Heating kW 28.0 31.5 37.5 45.0 50.0 56.0
Cooling kW 6.59 7.51 9.50 10.77 11.57 15.25

Power Input
Heating kW 6.65 7.79 10.40 10.96 12.43 14.86
Compressor
Nominal kW 5.25 6.00 7.20 9.10 10.20 11.60
Power Output
Air Flow Rate Standard m3/h 10500 10500 10500 17500 17500 17500
1700×1000 1700×1000 1700×1000 1700×1300 1700×1300 1700×1300

Dimension H×W×D mm
×760 ×760 ×760 ×760 ×760 ×760
Weight Net kg 210 210 225 295 310 315
Type - R410A R410A R410A R410A R410A R410A

Refrigerant Charging
kg 8.0 8.0 8.5 10.0 12.5 14.5
Amount
Anechoic
dB(A) 57 58 59 60 60 61
chamber
Noise
Semi-anechoic
dB(A) 60 61 62 63 63 64
Chamber
Liquid (φ)mm 9.52 9.52 12.70 12.70 12.70 15.88

Connecting
Gas (φ)mm 19.05 22.23 25.40 25.40 28.58 28.58
pipe
Oil balance (φ)mm - - - - - -
Max. A 17.0 19.0 23.0 28.0 31.0 33.0

Breaker A 25.0 25.0 32.0 40.0 40.0 50.0
Current
Cooling A 10.6 12.0 15.2 17.2 18.4 24.1
Heating A 10.7 12.5 16.6 17.6 19.8 23.6
Max. operating power kW 9.60 10.80 13.00 15.80 17.50 18.70
Color - York white
Heat exchanger type - Fin/coil heat exchanger
Type - Scroll
Compressor
Start method - Soft start
Type - Axial flow fan
Fan Motor output - 0.75x1 0.75x1 0.75x1 0.75x2 0.75x2 0.75x2

Transmission - Direct transmission
Control part for refrigerant - EXV

Safety part - High pressure switch, fan overload protection, overcurrent relay, inverter overload protector
Capacity control % 16~100 14~100 12~100 10~100 9~100 8~100
Defrosting method - Switch to Hot gas defrost
Standard accessories - Installation operation manual, connecting pipes
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Parameters of Multiple Modular Parallel Outdoor Unit

Model
VAEE VAEE VAEE VNEE VNEE VNEE
Cooling kW 56.0 61.5 67.0 73.5 78.5 85.0

Capacity
Heating kW 63.0 69.0 75.0 82.5 87.5 95.0
Power Cooling kW 15.02 17.0 19.0 20.3 21.1 22.3

input Heating kW 15.58 18.2 20.8 21.4 22.8 23.4
Compressor
Power Nominal kW 12.00 13.2 14.4 16.3 17.4 19.3
Output
Air flow
Standard m3/h 21000 21000 21000 28000 28000 35000
rate
(1700×1300 (1700×1300
(1700×1000 (1700×1000 (1700×1000 (1700×1000
Dimension H×W×D mm ×760)+(1700 ×760)+(1700
×760)*2 ×760)*2 ×760)*2 ×760)*2
×1000×760) ×1000×760)
Weight Net kg 420 435 450 520 535 605

Refrigerant
Charging Amount kg 16.0 16.5 17.0 18.5 21.0 22.5
Anechoic chamber dB(A) 61 61 62 62 62 63

Noise Semi-anechoic
dB(A) 64 64 65 65 65 66
chamber
Liquid (φ)mm 15.88 15.88 15.88 19.05 19.05 19.05

Connecting
Gas (φ)mm 28.58 28.58 28.58 34.90 34.90 34.90
pipe
Oil balance (φ)mm 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35
Max. A 38.0 42.0 46.0 51.0 54.0 59.0
Breaker A 50.0 63.0 63.0 63.0 80.0 80.0

Current
Cooling A 24.0 27.2 30.4 32.4 33.6 35.6
Heating A 25.0 29.1 33.2 34.2 36.4 37.4

Color - York white
Type - Scroll
Compressor

Transmission - Direct transmission
Control part for refrigerant EXV
Safety part High pressure switch, fan overload protection, overcurrent relay, inverter overload protector
Capacity control 7~100 7~100 6~100 6~100 5~100 5~100
Defrosting method Switch to Hot gas defrost
Standard accessories Installation operation manual, connecting pipes
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Model
VNEE VNEE VNEE VNEE VNEE VNEE
Cooling kW 90.0 95.0 100.0 107.0 112.0 118.5

Capacity
Heating kW 100.0 106.0 112.0 120.0 125.0 132.5
Cooling kW 23.14 26.82 30.50 29.77 30.57 31.84

Power input
Heating kW 24.86 27.29 29.72 31.76 33.23 33.79
Compressor
Nominal kW 20.40 21.80 23.20 23.50 24.60 26.50
Power Output
Air flow rate Standard m3/h 35000 35000 35000 38500 38500 45500
(1700×1000 (1700×1000 (1700×1000

(1700×1300 (1700×1300 (1700×1300 ×760)*2+ ×760)*2+ ×760)+
Dimension H×W×D mm
×760)*2 ×760)*2 ×760)*2 (1700×1300 (1700×1300 (1700×1300
×760) ×760) ×760)*2
Weight Net kg 620 625 630 745 760 830

Refrigerant Charging
kg 25.0 27.0 29.0 27.0 29.5 31.0
Amount
Anechoic
dB(A) 63 63 64 64 64 64
chamber
Noise
Semi-anechoic
dB(A) 66 66 67 67 67 67
chamber
Liquid (φ)mm 19.05 19.05 19.05 19.05 19.05 19.05

Connecting Pipe Gas (φ)mm 34.90 34.90 38.10 38.10 38.10 38.10
Oil balance (φ)mm 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35
Max. A 62.0 64.0 66.0 74.0 77.0 82.0
Breaker A 80.0 80.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

Current
Cooling A 36.8 42.5 48.2 47.6 48.8 50.8
Heating A 39.6 43.4 47.2 50.8 53.0 54.0

Color - York white
Type - Scroll
Compressor
Transmission Direct transmission

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YVOH440 YVOH460 YVOH480 YVOH500V YVOH520 YVOH540

Model
VNEE VNEE VNEE NEE VNEE VNEE
Cooling kW 123.5 130.0 135.0 140.0 145.0 150.0

Capacity
Heating kW 137.5 145.0 150.0 156.0 162.0 168.0
Cooling kW 32.64 33.91 34.71 38.39 42.07 45.75

Power input
Heating kW 35.26 35.82 37.29 39.72 42.15 44.58
Output power of
Nominal kW 27.60 29.50 30.60 32.00 33.40 34.80
compressor
Air flow rate Standard m3/h 45500 52500 52500 52500 52500 52500
(1700×1000
(1700×1300 (1700×1300 (1700×1300 (1700×1300 (1700×1300
Dimension H×W×D mm ×760)+(1700
×760)*3 ×760)*3 ×760)*3 ×760)*3 ×760)*3
×1300×760)*2
Weight Net kg 845 915 930 935 940 945

Refrigerant
Charging Amount kg 33.5 35.0 37.5 39.5 41.5 43.5
Anechoic chamber dB(A) 64 65 65 65 65 66

Noise Semi-anechoic
dB(A) 67 68 68 68 68 69
chamber
Liquid (φ)mm 19.05 19.05 19.05 19.05 19.05 19.05

Connecting pipe Gas (φ)mm 38.10 38.10 38.10 38.10 38.10 38.10
Oil balance (φ)mm 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35 6.35
Max. A 85.0 90.0 93.0 95.0 97.0 99.0
Breaker A 100.0 125.0 125.0 125.0 125.0 125.0

Current
Cooling A 52.0 54.0 55.2 60.9 66.6 72.3
Heating A 56.2 57.2 59.4 63.2 67.0 70.8
Color - York white
Type Scroll
Compressor
Start method Soft start
Type Axial flow fan
Transmission Direct transmission
Note:
1. Cooling condition:
indoor room temperature 27℃DB, 19℃WB;
Outdoor ambient temperature 35℃DB;
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Equivalent length 10m (Height difference between indoor unit and outdoor unit 0 m)
2. Heating condition:
indoor room temperature 20℃DB
Outdoor ambient temperature 7℃DB, 6℃WB;
Equivalent length 10m (Height difference between indoor unit and outdoor unit 0 m)
3. Noise value is measured in the semi-anechoic chamber, and converted as value of anechoic chamber data. The actual
noise value will be varied with the conditions of installation, use and others.
4. The test requirements shall be according to Multi-connected Air-condition (heat pump) Unit (GB/T 18837-2002).5. The actual
capacity, power input, current and other data could vary per different installation area, ambient temperature, humidity,
building structure, orientation and so on. Please communicate with York’s SE and get detail information, and then
consider these factors as a whole to optimize the designed system.
6. Please select the power wire and breaker with the reference of max. current and breaker current for single-wire design.
For multi-wire design, please refer to wiring requirements of strong electricity.
7. For combined models, circuit breaker should not only be installed for the main power supply, but also for the power
supply of each module.
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2.2 Specification of Indoor Unit
2.2.1 Low Static Ducted (YDCP)

Model YDCP018 YDCP022 YDCP025 YDCP028 YDCP032 YDCP036
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50
Cooling kW 1.8 2.2 2.5 2.8 3.2 3.6

Capacity
Heating kW 2.2 2.5 2.8 3.2 3.6 4
Power input W 37 37 46 46 48 50
Current Nominal A 0.16 0.16 0.2 0.2 0.21 0.22

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Air Flow Rate m /h 350 350 450 450 480 480
External
Standard
static Pa 0(0-30) 0(0-30) 0(0-30) 0(0-30) 0(0-30) 0(0-30)
(mini~max)
pressure
Unit
Dimension mm 200×705×620 200×705×620 200×705×620 200×705×620 200×705×620 200×705×620
(H×W×D)
Weight Net kg 23 23 23 23 23 25
Noise H/M/L dB(A) 27/25/23 27/25/23 28/26/24 28/26/24 30/27/25 30/27/25
Connecting Liquid/ Gas (φ)mm 6.35/9.52 6.35/9.52 6.35/9.52 6.35/9.52 6.35/12.70 6.35/12.70
pipe Drainage mm DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25
Casing — Galvanized steel sheet
Air outlet
Air let mm 527×162 527×162 527×162 527×162 527×162 527×162
(H×W)
dimension
Air inlet
unit mm 585.8×160 585.8×160 585.8×160 585.8×160 585.8×160 585.8×160
(H×W)
Row/Hole
Heat — 2002-10-17 2002-10-17 2002-10-17 2002-10-17 2003-10-17 2003-10-17
No./FPI
Exchanger
Face area m2 0.11 0.11 0.11 0.11 0.11 0.11
Type — Centrifugal fan
Fan Motor output W 8 8 13 13 16 16
Transmission — Direct transmission
Type — R410A
Refrigerant Control
— Electronic expansion valve
mode
Insulation material — PE, Polyurethane foam
Safety devices — Fuse, Fan motor thermal switch
Temperature control — Micro chip
Standard accessories — Operation manual, controller
Note: The noise is measured in the anechoic chamber.
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Model YDCP040 YDCP045 YDCP050 YDCP056 YDCP063 YDCP071
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50
Cooling kW 4 4.5 5 5.6 6.3 7.1

Capacity
Heating kW 4.5 5 5.6 6.3 7.1 8
Power Input W 70 70 76 106 106 110
Current Nominal A 0.3 0.3 0.33 0.46 0.48 0.48
Air Flow Rate m3/h 560 560 750 900 900 990
External
Standard
static Pa 0(0-30) 0(0-30) 0(0-30) 0(0-30) 0(0-30) 0(0-30)
(mini~max)
pressure
Unit
Dimension mm 200×705×620 200×705×620 200×905×620 200×1105×620 200×1105×620 200×1105×620
(H×W×D)
Weight Net kg 25 25 30 34 34 34
Noise H/M/L dB(A) 35/32/29 35/32/29 36/33/30 38/35/31 38/35/31 39/36/31
Connecting Liquid /Gas (φ)mm 6.35/12.70 6.35/12.70 6.35/12.70 6.35/12.70 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88
pipe Drainage mm DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25
Air outlet
Air let mm 527×162 527×162 727×162 927×162 927×162 927×162
(H×W)
dimension
Air inlet
unit mm 585.8×160 585.8×160 785.8×160 985.8×160 985.8×160 985.8×160
(H×W)
Row/Hole
Heat — 2003-12-17 2003-12-17 2003-12-17 2003-10-17 2003-10-17 2003-12-17
No./FPI
Exchanger
Face area m2 0.13 0.13 0.18 0.19 0.19 0.23
Fan Motor output W 33 33 30 35 35 45
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
Control mode — Electronic expansion valve
Insulation material — PE , Polyurethane foam
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Model YDCP080 YDCP090 YDCP100 YDCP112
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50
Cooling kW 8 9 10 11.2
Capacity
Heating kW 9 10 11.2 12.5
Power Input W 138 206 260 260
Current Nominal A 0.6 0.9 1.25 1.25
Air Flow Rate m3/h 1200 1500 1700 1700
External static Standard

Pa 15(0-40) 15(15-40) 15(15-40) 15(15-40)
pressure (mini~max)
Dimension Unit (H×W×D) mm 220×1105×620 220×1455×620 220×1455×620 220×1455×620
Weight Net kg 34 48 48 48
Noise H/M/L dB(A) 39/36/31 39/36/31 41/37/33 41/37/33
Liquid / Gas (φ)mm 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88

Connecting pipe
Drainage mm DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25
Air outlet
Air let mm 927×162 1277×182 1277×182 1277×182
(H×W)
dimension unit
Air inlet (H×W) mm 985.8×160 1335.8×183 1335.8×183 1335.8×183
Row/Hole
— 3/14/17 2003-12-17 3/14/17 3/14/17
Heat Exchanger No./FPI
Face area m2 0.27 0.32 0.37 0.37
Fan Motor output W 60 65 117 117
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
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2.2.2 Round-way Cassette (YDCK)
Model YDCK028 YDCK036 YDCK040 YDCK045 YDCK050
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50
Cooling kW 2.8 3.6 4.0 4.5 5.0

Capacity
Heating kW 3.2 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.6
Power Input W 17 19 19 19 26
Nominal current A 0.13 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.22
Air Flow Rate Standard m3/h 780 810 810 810 900
Unit(H×W×D) mm 246*840*840 246*840*840 246*840*840 246*840*840 246*840*840

Dimension
Panel (H×W×D) mm 50*950*950 50*950*950 50*950*950 50*950*950 50*950*950
Unit kg 23 23 23 23 26
Weight
Panel kg 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5
Noise H/M/L dB(A) 28/27/25 29/28/26 29/28/26 29/28/26 31/29/27
Liquid /Gas (φ)mm 6.35/9.52 6.35/12.70 6.35/12.70 6.35/12.70 6.35/12.70

Connecting pipe
Drainage mm DN25
Casing — Galvanized steel sheet + ABS plastic panel
Row/Hole No./FPI — 1/10/17 1/10/17 1/10/17 1/10/17 2/10/17

Heat Exchanger
Face area m2 0.45 0.45 0.45 0.45 0.438
Type — Turbo
Fan Motor output W 60 60 60 60 60
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
Insulation material — Polyurethane foam +PU+EPDM
Air Return Filter — Long-term resin filter
Safety devices — Motor overheating protection, overcurrent protection
Standard accessories — Controller, operation manual, accessories in package
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Model YDCK056 YDCK063 YDCK071 YDCK080 YDCK090
Cooling kW 5.6 6.3 7.1 8.0 9.0

Capacity
Heating kW 6.3 7.1 8.0 9.0 10.0
Power Input W 27 42 42 63 63
Air Flow Rate Standard m3/h 960 1100 1100 1500 1500
Unit (H×W×D) mm 246*840*840 246*840*840 246*840*840 288*840*840 288*840*840

Dimension
Panel (H×W×D) mm 50*950*950 50*950*950 50*950*950 50*950*950 50*950*950
Unit kg 26 26 26 29 29
Weight
Panel kg 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5
Noise H/M/L dB(A) 32/31/28 32/31/28 35/31/28 38/35/32 38/35/32
Liquid /Gas (φ)mm 6.35/12.70 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88

Connecting pipe
Drainage mm DN25
Row/Hole No./FPI — 2/10/17 2/10/17 2/10/17 2/12/17 2/12/17

Heat Exchanger
2
Face area m 0.438 0.438 0.438 0.525 0.525
Type — Turbo
Fan Motor output W 60 60 60 120 120
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
Insulation material — Polyurethane foam + PU + EPDM
18
Model YDCK100 YDCK112 YDCK125 YDCK140
Cooling kW 10.0 11.2 12.5 14.0

Capacity
Heating kW 11.2 12.5 14.0 16.0
Power Input W 129 129 142 171
Nominal current A 1.07 1.07 1.17 1.39

3
Air Flow Rate Standard m /h 1900 1900 2010 2010
Unit (H×W×D) mm 288*840*840 288*840*840 288*840*840 288*840*840

Dimension
Panel (H×W×D) mm 50*950*950 50*950*950 50*950*950 50*950*950
Unit kg 29 29 29 32
Weight
Panel kg 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5
Noise H/M/L dB(A) 45/39/36 45/39/36 47/43/38 48/45/42
Liquid /Gas (φ)mm 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88

Connecting pipe
Drainage mm DN25
Row/Hole No./FPI — 2/12/17 2/12/17 2/12/17 3/12/21

Heat exchanger
Face area m2 0.525 0.525 0.525 0.51
Type — Turbo
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
Insulation material — Polyurethane foam +PU+EPDM
Air Return Filter — Long-term resin filter screen
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2.2.3 Two-way Cassette (YDDK)
Model YDDK028 YDDK036 YDDK045 YDDK056
Cooling kW 2.8 3.6 4.5 5.6

Capacity
Heating kW 3.2 4.0 5.0 6.3
Power Input W 60 62 68 85
Air Flow Rate Standard m3/h 500 600 770 900
Unit (H×W×D) mm 310×840×520 310×840×520 310×960×520 310×960×520

Dimension
Panel (H×W×D) mm 30×1083×630 30×1083×630 30×1203×630 30×1203×630
Unit kg 30 30 35 35
Weight
Panel kg 6 6 7 7
Noise H/M/L dB(A) 34/28/22 35/32/27 38/33/28 40/36/34
Liquid / Gas (φ)mm 6.35/9.52 6.35/12.7 6.35/12.7 6.35/12.7

Connecting pipe
Row/Hole No./FPI — (2/10/17)*2 (2/10/17)*2 (2/10/17)*2 (2/10/17)*2

Heat exchanger
Face area m2 0.27 0.27 0.32 0.32
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
Standard accessories — Operation manual, controller, panel installation screws nuts
20
Model YDDK071 YDDK090 YDDK112
Power Supply V/Ph/Hz 220/1/50 220/1/50 220/1/50
Cooling kW 7.1 9.0 11.2

Capacity
Heating kW 8.0 10.0 12.5
Power Input W 94 129 175
Nominal current A 0.43 0.59 0.8
Air Flow Rate Standard m3/h 1160 1500 1700
Unit (H×W×D) mm 310×1200×520 310×1440×520 310×1440×520

Dimension
Panel (H×W×D) mm 30×1443×630 30×1683×630 30×1683×630
Unit kg 38 48 48
Weight
Panel kg 8 9 9
Noise H/M/L dB(A) 42/38/35 42/38/35 46/43/38
Liquid / Gas (φ)mm 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88

Connecting pipe
Drainage mm DN25 DN25 DN25
Row/Hole No./FPI — (2/10/17)*2 (3/10/17)*2 (3/10/17)*2

Heat exchanger
2
Face area m 0.42 0.52 0.52
Fan Motor output W 30 60 75
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
Standard accessories — Operation manual, controller, panel installation screws nuts
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2.2.4 Floor / Ceiling (YDEC)
Model YDEC028 YDEC036 YDEC045 YDEC056
Cooling kW 2.8 3.6 4.5 5.6

Capacity
Heating kW 3.2 4.0 5.0 6.3
Power Input W 110 110 130 130
Dimension Unit (H×W×D) mm 680×1245×240 680×1245×240 680×1245×240 680×1245×240
Weight UnitStandard kg 36 3 36 36
Noise Unit H/M/L dB(A) 37/33/30 37/33/30 46/44/41 46/44/42
Unit Liquid/Gas (φ)mm 6.35/9.52 6.35/12.7 6.35/12.7 6.35/12.7

Connecting Pipe
Row/Hole No./FPI. — 2/1/15 2/1/15 2/1/15 2/1/15

Heat exchanger
Face area m2 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25
Type — Turbo
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
Driver Control mode — Electronic expansion valve
Standard accessories — Operation manual, installation plate, drainage pipe
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Model YDEC071 YDEC080 YDEC090 YDEC112
Cooling kW 7.1 8.0 9.0 11.2

Capacity
Heating kW 8.0 9.0 10.0 12.5
Power Input W 180 210 210 210
680×1245×2 680×1245×2 680×1245×2 680×1670×2

Dimension UnitUnit (H×W×D) mm
40 40 40 40
Connecting Liquid/Gas Unit (φ)mm 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88 9.52/15.88
pipe Drainage mm DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25
Heat Row/Hole No./FPI. — 2/1/15 2/1/15 2/1/15 2/1/15
exchanger Face area m 2

0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25
Type — Turbo
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
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2.2.5 High Wall (YDHW)
Model YDHW022 YDHW028 YDHW036 YDHW056 YDHO071
Cooling kW 2.2 2.8 3.6 5.6 7.1

Capacity
Heating kW 2.8 3.2 4.0 6.3 7.15
Power Input W 35 35 40 50 70
Air Flow 1050

Standard m3/h 450 450 570 730
Rate
295×890×2 295×890×2 295×890×2 302×1070×
Dimension UnitUnit (H×W×D) mm 302×1070×220
15 15 15 220
Weight UnitStandard kg 14 14 14 16 16
Noise Unit H/M/L dB(A) 34/30/26 34/30/26 38/35/31 44/41/39 44/41/39
Connecting Unit Liquid/Gas (φ)mm 6.35/9.52 6.35/9.52 6.35/12.7 6.35/12.7 6.35/12.7
pipe Drainage mm DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25 DN25
Heat Row/Hole No./FPI — 2/15/16 2/15/16 2/15/16 2/15/16 2/15/16
exchanger Face area m2 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.32 0.32
Type — R410A
Refrigerant
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2.2.6 Floor Concealed (YDVC)
Model YDVC028 YDVC045 YDVC056 YDVC071
Cooling kW 2.8 4.5 5.6 7.1

Capacity
Heating kW 3.2 5.0 6.3 8.0
Power Input W 41 50 60 71
Air Flow Rate Standard 420 680 900 1000
Dimension UnitUnit (H×W×D) mm 600×730×230 600×980×230 600×1334×230 600×1334×230
Unit Liquid/Gas (φ)mm 6.35/9.52 6.35/12.7 6.35/12.7 9.52/15.88

Connecting pipe
Air let Air outlet (H×W) mm 120×532 120×782 120×1132 120×1132
dimension Air inlet(H×W) mm 230×570 230×820 230×1170 230×1170
Row/Hole No./FPI — 4/12/17 4/12/17 4/12/17 4/12/17

Heat exchanger
Face area m2 0.11088 0.17388 0.26208 0.26208

Type — R410A
Refrigerant
Insulation material — PE
25
2.2.7 Medium Static Ducted (YDCC)
Model YDCC020 YDCC025 YDCC034 YDCC045 YDCC053
Cooling Capacity kW 2 2.5 3.4 4.5 5.3
Heating Capacity kW 2.2 3 3.9 4.95 5.8
Power supply V/Ph/Hz 220V/~/50Hz

3
Air Flow Rate m /h 380 450 600 800 930
Number of Blades - 2
Number of Motors - 1
Fan
Power consumption W 40 55 75 100 110
Operating Current A 0.35 0.35 0.4 0.46 0.52
External Static Pressure Pa 0/15/30
Control method - wireless controller or wired controller
Height mm 226
Dimension Width mm 602
Length mm 855 1055 1175
Net Weight kg 20 23 25
Liquid Pipe mm 6.35

Connecting
Gas Pipe mm 9.52 12.7
Pipes
Drainage Pipe mm DN25
Model YDCC066 YDCC078 YDCC095 YDCC115 YDCC140 YDCC175
Cooling Capacity kW 6.6 7.8 9.5 11.5 14 17.5
Heating Capacity kW 6.8 8.2 11 13 16.5 19
Power supply V/Ph/Hz 220V/~/50Hz

3
Air Flow Rate** m /h 1200 1360 1600 1900 2200 2700
Number of Blades - 2 3 2
Number of Motors - 1 2 1
Fan
Power Consumption W 185 215 270 300 540 660
Operating Current A 0.85 1 1.29 1.31 2.5 3
External Static Pressure Pa 15/40/80 15/50/100
Control method - wireless controller or wired controller
Height mm 245 430
Dimension Width mm 576 655
Length mm 1475 1805 1563
Net Weight kg 39 40 49 93 98
Liquid Pipe mm 9.52

Connecting
Gas Pipe mm 15.88
Pipes
Drainage Pipe mm DN25
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3．Electrical Component and Functional Component
3.1 Outdoor Unit
Model
Component Name Symbol Remark
8HP 10HP 12HP 14HP 16HP 18HP
DC inverter
MC1 E656DHD-65D2YG E656DHD-65D2YG AP2-U/V/W
Compressor compressor
Fixed compressor MC2 — E605DH-59D2YG E855DH-80D2YG L1/L2/L3
BLDC1 MF1 DMUB8D1WY DMUB8D1WY AP3-PCON5 FAN1

Fan Motor
BLDC2 MF2 — DMUB8D1WY AP3-PCON4 FAN2
AP4-CON501
Cooling 0 step
EXV1/
EXV EXV1/CON502
Heating EXV2 PID Control
EXV2
Cooling Solenoid valve (hot

SV1 FDF6A-106-RK AP4-D02
system gas bypass-valve)
component Gas balance valve SV2 FDF2A89 AP4-D08
Oil balance valve SV3 FDF2A89 AP4-D09
STF-
Four-way Valve FV STF-0408G STF-0715G AP4-D01
0714G
High pressure sensor HPS 0~4.15 MPa AP4-AI1
Pressure Low pressure sensor LPS 0~2.0 MPa AP4-AI2
detection Operation pressure：4.0±0.15MPa

High pressure switch HP1/2 AP4-DI1/DI5
component Recovered pressure：0.3±0.05MPa
Discharge
RT1/10 NTC-50K-4000 AP4-AI3/AI14
temperature senor
Outdoor ambient
RT2 NTC-5K-3300 AP4-AI4
temperature sensor
Accumulator inlet
temperature sensor
Temperature
Coil outlet
detection RT4 NTC-5K-3300 AP4-AI6
temperature sensor
component
Liquid pipe
temperature sensor
Subcooler outlet
temperature sensor
Subcooler inlet
temperature sensor
Crankcase heater
Other CH1/CH2 20W/20W AP4-D03
band
Fuse FU1 250V 4A 250V 4A
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3.2 Indoor Unit

3.2.1 Low Static Ducted (YDCP)
Model
Component name Symbol YDCP YDCP YDCP YDCP YDCP YDCP Remark
018/022 025/028 032/036 040/045 50 056/063
Wired controller — WVH-02 Standard
Controller Wireless
— RMT-001 Option
controller
Fan Motor 1 MF1 1Ф 8W 1Ф 13W 1Ф 16W 1Ф 33W 1Ф 30W 1Ф 35W
motor Motor 2 MF2 — — — — — —
Electronic expansion valve PID control AP2-CN10
Indoor room
temperature TROOM NTC-5K-3300 AP2-CN2
sensor
Temperature Coil inlet

detection temperature TIN NTC-5K-3300 AP2-CN3
components sensor
Coil outlet
temperature TOUT NTC-5K-3300 AP2-CN5
sensor
Other TiO2 TiO2 — Option
components Water pump MP1 — Option
Float switch SW1 — Option
Model
Component name Symbol YDCP YDCP YDCP YDCP YDCP Remark
071 080 090 100 112
Wired
— WVH-02 Standard
controller
Controller
Wireless
— RMT-001 Option
controller
Fan Motor 1 MF1 1Ф 45W 1Ф 60W 1Ф 45W 1Ф 82W 1Ф 82W
motor Motor 2 MF2 — — 1Ф 20W 1Ф 35W 1Ф 35W
Indoor room
sensor
Temperature
Coil inlet
detection
temperature TIN NTC-5K-3300 AP2-CN3
components
sensor
Coil outlet
sensor
TiO2 TiO2 — Option

Other
Water pump MP1 — Option
components
Float switch SW1 — Option
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3.2.2 Round-way Cassette (YDCK)
Model
Component name Symbol YDCK YDCK YDCK YDCK YDCK YDCK YDCK YDCK Remark
028 036 040 045 050 056 063 071
Wired — WVH-02 Standard
controller
Controller
Wireless — RMT-001 Option
controller
Fan motor Motor 1 MF1 DC310V 60W
Indoor room
sensor

components sensor
Coil outlet
sensor
Other Water pump MP1 — Standard

components Float switch SW1 — Standard
Model
Component name Symbol YDCK YDCK YDCK YDCK YDCK YDCK Remark
080 090 100 112 125 140
Wired Standard
— WVH-02
controller configuration
Controller
Wireless
— RMT-001 Option
controller
Fan motor Motor 1 MF1 DC310V 120W
Indoor room
sensor
Temperature
Coil inlet
detection
components
sensor
Coil outlet
sensor
components Float switch SW1 — Standard
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3.2.3 Two-way Cassette (YDDK)
Model
Component name Symbol YDDK YDDK YDDK YDDK YDDK YDDK YDDK Remark
28 36 45 56 71 90 112
Wired — WVH-02 Standard
controller
Controller
Wireless — RMT-001 Option
controller
Fan Motor 1 1Ф 1Ф 1Ф 1Ф 1Ф 1Ф
MF1 1Ф 30W
10W 12W 16W 25W 30W 20W
motor Motor 2 1Ф
MF2 — — — — — 1Ф 30W
20W
Indoor room
sensor
Temperature
Coil inlet
detection
components
sensor
Coil outlet
sensor

components Swing motor ML1~2 —
Float switch SW1 — Standard
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3.2.4 Floor / Ceiling (YDEC)
Model
Component name Symbol Remark
YDEC028 YDEC036 YDEC045 YDEC056
Wired controller — WVH-02 Standard
Controller Wireless — RMT-001 Option

controller
Fan Motor 1 MF1 1Ф 20W 1Ф 20W 1Ф 30W 1Ф 30W
motor Motor 2 MF2 — — — —
Indoor room
sensor
Temperature
Coil inlet
detection
components
sensor
Coil outlet
sensor
Other components
Swing motor ML1 —
Model
YDEC071 YDEC080 YDEC090 YDEC112
Wired
— WVH-02 Standard
controller
Controller
Wireless
— RMT-001 Option
controller
Fan Motor 1 MF1 1Ф 47W 1Ф 110W 1Ф 110W 1Ф 55W
motor Motor 2 MF2 — — — 1Ф 55W
Indoor room
sensor
Temperature
Coil inlet
detection
components
sensor
Coil outlet
sensor
Other
Swing motor ML1 —
components
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3.2.5 High Wall (YDHW)
Model
YDHW022 YDHW028 YDHW036 YDHW056 YDHW071
Wireless
Controller — RMT-001 Standard
controller
Fan
Motor 1 MF1 1Ф 23W 1Ф 23W 1Ф 23W 1Ф 30W 1Ф 30W
Motor
Indoor room
sensor
Temperature
Coil inlet
detection
components
sensor
Coil outlet
sensor
Other
Swing motor ML1
components
3.2.6 Floor Concealed (YDVC)

Model
YDVC028 YDVC045 YDVC056 YDVC071
Wired
— WVH-02 Standard
controller
Controller
Wireless
— RMT-001 Option
controller
Fan
Motor 1 MF1 1Ф 10W 1Ф 12W 1Ф 15W 1Ф 20W
motor
Indoor room
sensor

components sensor
Coil outlet
sensor
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3.2.7 Medium Static Ducted (YDCC)
Model
YDVC028 YDVC045 YDVC056 YDVC071
Wired
— WVH-02 Standard
controller
Controller
Wireless
— RMT-001 Option
controller
Fan
Motor 1 MF1 1Ф 10W 1Ф 12W 1Ф 15W 1Ф 20W
motor
Indoor room
sensor

components sensor
Coil outlet
sensor
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4．Piping Diagram and Wiring Diagram
4.1 System Schematics
4.1.1 Schematic for Outdoor Unit

Wiring Diagram of YVOH080/100/120
34
Wiring Diagram of YVOH140/160/180
35
Name Main Functions
DC inverter compressor Operate different speeds according to system load
Fixed compressor Has only two status: On and Off
Detect the discharge temperature, implement the operation and protection control of
Discharge temperature sensor
compressor
Oil separator Separate the lubricating oil from refrigerant gas
Detect the high pressure of the system, used for the normal control and protection
High pressure sensor
control of the system
Four-way valve Switch between the cooling mode and heating mode
Service valve Used for detection of system pressure during maintaining and repairing
Fan and BLDC motor Operate fan motor at different speed according to system load
Outdoor ambient temperature
Detect the outdoor ambient temperature
sensor
Outlet temperature sensor for
Detect the temperature at outlet of heat exchanger (cooling direction)
outdoor heat exchanger
Filtrate the possible foreign matters in system, and protect the components from being
Filter
impacted
Under the heating mode, control the flow rate of refrigerant to keep the degree of
EXV
superheat at outlet of outdoor exchanger (evaporator) be constant
Plate heat exchanger To cool the liquid refrigerant to the desired subcooling
Control the refrigerant flow across the subcooler by detecting the inlet/outlet
Subcooler EXV
temperature and adjust the subcooling of main liquild line.
In cooling mode, the refrigerant can flow smoothly
Check valve
In heating mode, the refrigerant cannot pass through it
Cut valve Close the flow path of refrigerant flow
Accumulator inlet temperature
Detect the temperature at the inlet of accumulator
sensor
Solenoid valve Open or close the connection capillaries on the high and low pressure sides
Gas separator Separate the liquid refrigerant and gas refrigerant
Capillary Throttle, depressurization
Detect the suction pressure of the system to use for normal control and protection
Low pressure sensor
control of the system
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4.1.2 Piping Diagram for Indoor Unit
Note for
Wiring Symbol Name Main functions
Diagram
Electronic expansion
EXV — Control the flow of Refrigerant
valve
Filter the possible foreign matters in system to prevent the
Filter — Filter
components from being impacted
Coil inlet temperature
Tin TIn Detect the coil inlet temperature
sensor
Indoor room
TIair TRoom Detect the indoor room temperature
temperature sensor
Fan and Motor MF1/MF2 Fan and motor Drive the cooled or heated air to indoor room.
Coil outlet temperature
Tout Tout Detect the coil outlet temperature
sensor
37
警告：机组必须断电1分钟后，才能再次供电和维护。可选件OPTION
WARNING:DO NOT POWER ON AND CARRY OUT MAINTENANCE UNLESS THE UNIT HAS BEEN POWERED OFF FOR AT LEAST 1 MINUTE.
PE SW1 备注
1、QF（断路器带漏电保护）由用户提供。
62 2、SW1（外部连锁）是可选件，用户现场安装。
N -TB2 3、表格中“■”符号表示拨码开关触点所在的位置。
61
4、出厂时已经将机组型号设置正确。
L3 18 NOTE
1.QF(WITH RCD) IS SUPPLIED BY CUSTOMER.
YVOH080/100/120
31
33
L2 17
34
2.SW1(EXTERNAL SWITCH) IS AN OPTION AND INSTALLED IN THE FIELD BY
CUSTOMER.
L1 16 CON403
380V/400V/415 3N ～ 50Hz
3."■":POSITION OF DIP SWITCH.
QF 4.ALL OUTDOOR UNITS MODEL HAVE ALREADY BEEN SET CORRECTLY IN FACTORY.
-TB1 1 2 3 4
DI4 DI3(W)
4.2 Wiring Diagram
61
62
RT7 RT5 RT2
RT4 RT6 RT3 RT1
LP HP1
L N G
31
33
-AP7
1
2
3
L' N'
63
CON404 CON403 CON402 CON401 CON707 CON703 CON712 CON710 CON706 CON705
-AP4
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
65
64
A B C 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 AI14(Y) AI12 AI13(BK) AI11(R) AI6 AI9 AI10(W) AI4 AI5(W) AI3(W)
4
-AP1 DI5(R) DI4 DI3(W) DI2(BK) DI1(W)
A' B' C' G 3 CON702
2 INV COMM 1
1 CON203(W) 2 LPS
65
64
3
8
AI2(BL)
-TB3
4.2.1 Wiring Diagram for Outdoor Unit
-AP3 4 4 CON701
1 2 BLDC1
5
1
6
3 3 SW302 SW301
CON7 2 HPS
2 2 BLDC PORT1
ON ON 3
-AP2 1 1 CON1001(BL)
9 AI1(R)
4 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
R S T BLDC2 Y
3 3 Y
CON6
+ DCP-IN PCON2 2 2 BLDC PORT2
B 4 -AP6 室外机通讯
38
-R1 -C1 1 1 CON1002(R) G2
OD COMM
+
A 3 4 + X
20
19
- -LR X
0V 2 EXV1
B
3 L EXV1 B
DCP-OUT 12V 1
1 2 3 4 5 CON501(W) 室内机通讯
CN602 G1
23
24
2 N ID COMM
10
AC-N AC-L
A
EXV2 A
-
1 - 1 2 3 4 5 CON502(BK) CON201
DCN-IN 1
EXV3 (BK)
FAN2 2
+ EXV3 PE 1 22
PCON4
-R2 -C2 3 1 2 3 4 5 CON503(R)
- DCN-OUT 2
11 4 AC 3PHASE(W) DO9(BK) DO8(W) DO5 DO4(W) DO3(R) DO2(BK) DO1(W)
U V W PCON1 U V W N N N N N N N L 3 23
12 5
21 3 PE 5 4 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 4
6
N 5 24
20 2 N PCN301 PCN607 PCN606 PCN604 PCN603 PCN602 PCN601 CON901
1
19 1 L 2
25
26
17
18
16
3
MF1
51
52
53
54
4
FAN1
PCON5 5
导线
WIRE 6 SV3 SV2 SV1 FV
供应商接线 CH2 CH1
WIRING BY VENDER
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Code Description Code Description
QF Breaker (with leakage protection) SW1 External chain
TB1/2/3 Terminal HPS High pressure sensor
AP1/7 Wave filter LPS Low pressure sensor
AP2 Driver RT1/10 Discharge temperature sensor
AP3 BLDC power panel RT2 Environment temperature sensor
AP4 mainboard RT3 Accumulator temperature sensor
AP5 Current transformer RT4 Coil outlet temperature sensor
AP6 Rectifier bridge RT5 Liquid pipe temperature sensor
LR Reactor RT6 Subcooler outlet temperature sensor
C1/2 Capacitance RT7 Subcooler inlet temperature sensor
R1/2 Resistance FV four-way solenoid valve
KM1 Contactor SV1 Gas bypass solenoid valve
MC1/2 Compressor SV2 Gas balance solenoid valve
MF1/MF2 Fan motor SV3 Oil balance solenoid valve
HP1/2 High pressure switch CH1/2/3/4 Crankcase heater band
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4.2.2 Wiring diagram for indoor units
4.2.2.1 Low Static Ducted (YDCP)
YDCP018~112
Note: The wiring diagram is only for reference. Please see the actual diagram on the unit.
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4.2.2.2 Round-way Cassette (YDCK)
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4.2.2.3 Two-way Cassette (YDDK)
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4.2.2.4 Floor/Ceiling (YDEC)
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4.2.2.5 High Wall (YDHW)
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4.2.2.6 Floor Concealed (YDVC)
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4.2.2.7 Medium Static Ducted (YDCC)
YDCC020-115 Wiring Diagram
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YDCC140-175 Wiring Diagram
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5．Commissioning
5.1 Commissioning Steps
5.1.1 Inspection before Power on
· Check if the power supply is same with requirement.

Inspect the power supply wire · Check power cable and communication wires are correct.
Inspect the control wiring · Make sure the electric insulation is good and measure it by
Inspect the grounding system 500V megameter.
· Check the terminal connection is tighted.
Inspect refrigerant
piping and piping · Make sure the refrigerant pipe is in correct size.
insulation · Check the pipe heat insulation. Especially the joints.
· It needs vacuumizing again after replacing some

components (such as compressor and system piping),
Inspect the check gas tightness report and ensure the system vacuum
refrigerant extra to be below -0.1MPa(-760mmHg).
charge amount · Refrigerant must be added in liquid state
· Record the extra charge amount of refrigerant on
“Refrigerant Charge Amount Record”.
Inspect the cut · Check whether all cut valves on the outdoor unit gas side
valve and liquid side are opened.
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5.1.2 Startup Commissioning
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5.2 Inspect the Electrical Circuit
The electrical circuits of outdoor and indoor units include power supply wire and communication wire connection.
a. Only electricians with professional qualification can install all field wires, shall abide by local and notional
regulations and adopt wires with recommend diameter or above. (For detail information, please refer to the
installation operation manual with the units)
b. For electrical circuit, ensure the pipe connection of cooling system to match with the electrical connection, or
abnormal operation will occur.
c. Must use STP (shielded twisted pair) of 0.75mm²or more for communication wires, no other wires can be
allowed.
d. The total length of communication wire shall not be more than 1000m to avoid interference.
 Power distribution of units include the following 2 modes:

Mode 1: power supply of outdoor unit and indoor units are is from the same source:
Mode 2: The outdoor unit and indoor units are powered by respective sources:
Cautions:
1） Adopt an independent breaker and leakage protector to control an independent refrigerant system.
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2） Do not supply power for several systems with the same breaker and leakage protector, especially prohibit some
indoor units of one system to share power with another system’s breaker and leakage protector.
3） Apply reliable protection for power supply wire, follow the local standards during constructing, and adopt copper
compression joint at wire ends.
4） The units shall be of reliable grounding.
5） Must install fuse or breaker (with leakage protection) for outdoor unit.
 Communication wire of outdoor unit and indoor units:
Note: Correctly connect the the inlet wire and outlet wire (TB2 in and TB3 out) of indoor unit, or error will occur and
the unit can not be started.
 Wiring between wired controller or wireless controller and indoor unit:

The communication wires between one wired controller and one indoor unit is shown as the following diagram:
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The communication wires between one wired controller and multiple indoor units is shown as the following diagram:
Note: One wired controller is allowed to connect to 1－4 indoor units.
5.3 Onsite Setting of Indoor Units
5.3.1 Setting DIP Switch and Parameters of WVH-02 Wired Controller

Note: The Wired Controller of a fresh air unit is not applicable for other types of indoor units.
Setting DIP Switch (SW1) of Wired Controller
Function Settings of SW1

SW1
No. Function Definition Remarks
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 ON Cooling only
Cooling only /Heat
Factory
2 OFF pump Heat pump
Default
3 ON Valid
Emergency switch
Factory
4 OFF Valid/Invalid Invalid
Default
5 ON Distinguishing Fresh Fresh air unit
6 OFF Air units or not Not fresh air unit Factory
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Function Settings of SW1
SW1
No. Function Definition Remarks
1 2 3 4 5 6
Default
7 ON Enable
Enable/disable hot
Factory
8 OFF water coil Disable
Default
9 ON Valid
Reserved 1 Factory
10 OFF Invalid
Default
11 ON Valid
Reserved 2 Factory
12 OFF Invalid
Default
Note: OFF—the matching DIP is OFF; ON—the matching DIP is ON.
SW1 Combination
SW1 Indoor Unit Configuration
No. Cooling only Fresh air Hot water Indoor Unit Type Remarks
1 3 4
/Heat pump unit or not coil or not
Heat pump indoor Not fresh air
1 OFF OFF OFF Heat pump No No
units unit
Heat pump indoor
Not fresh air
2 OFF OFF ON Heat pump No Yes units + Hot water
unit
coil
Invalid Cooling only Not fresh air
3 ON OFF Cooling only No No
(ON/OFF) indoor units unit
Invalid Heat pump fresh
4 OFF ON Heat pump Yes No
(ON/OFF) air unit
Invalid Cooling only
5 ON ON Cooling only Yes No
(ON/OFF) fresh air unit
Note:
1. OFF—the matching DIP is OFF; ON—the matching DIP is ON.
2. Cooling only unit will not receive any heating commands and the heat pump unit has no heating limitations
3. The fresh air unit only executes fresh air unit control logic and other indoor units executes the indoor unit control
logic
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Setting Parameters of Wired Controller
Some parameters can be adjusted in the site including temperature unit, external static pressure, filter cleaning and room
temperature detecting, etc.
Parameter Setpoint
b1 Temperature Unit (00：℃, 01：℉, the default: 00)
Filter Cleaning Alarm Timer: (FFFF, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000; unit: h; default: FFFF, no alarm)
b2 Exceeding the time limitation triggers the flash of filter cleaning indicator ; press and hold for 5s to
disarm the alarm and reset the timer.

Fan Static Pressure: the scope L2, L1, 0, 15, 30Pa; default: 0Pa (uniformly set up all connected indoor
units); L2 and L1 are applicable to low-noise required sites and further reducing the noise; press or
b3
to select L2, L1, 0, 15 or 30Pa; only YDCK-E version supports this function.
Whether the value of the temperature sensor for Wired Controller is used as the air return temperature:
b4 (0 meaning Invalid; 1 meaning valid in heating mode; 2 meaning Valid in both heating and cooling; default:
1)
Temperature Display
b5
(0 for no displaying room temperature; 1 for displaying the room temperature; default: 0)
Operations:
a) Access to Parameter Settings
Simultaneously press and for more than 5s
b) Description of Parameter Settings
Hide the timer and operating modes, etc.
Indicates it is in Parameter Settings page now; The parameter code is
blinking displayed in temperature zone with out the temperature value

and its unit. The set value is blinkin shown in time zone and separated by
semicolon
c) Operations
When switching from the daily displaying status to the Parameter Settings page, b1 setting item and its current value
appear firstly;
Press to select the setting item and its parameter (the displayed values are lastest setpoints)
One press leads to the next setting item parameter and the displayed value is the current setpoint.
The circular order is: b1〉b2〉b3〉b4—〉b5—〉b1
Press or to adjust the setpoint
Press to confirm, save and exit the operation.
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Press to cancel and exit the operation.
The Parameter Setting page will close automatically after no effective operations occur for more than 5 seconds.
Note: During this operation, other keys are null.
5.3.2 Setting DIP Switch of Indoor Unit
The mainboard of indoor unit (YORK-MBD-010) is shown as the illustration:
For the function definations of indoor unit mainboard DIP switch, please see the following tables:
Indoor Unit Mainboard DIP Switch– Function Defination

No. DIP Switch Function Description
1 DIP1 Setting unit mode
2 First 4 digits of DIP2 Setting unit model
3 Last 3 digits of DIP2 Setting unit type
Indoor Unit Mainboard DIP1 Switch——Setting Unit Mode

DIP1 Switch
No. Unit Mode Special Function
1 2 3 4
1 OFF OFF OFF OFF Standard Heat Pump Unit
Enable door card
2 OFF OFF OFF ON Standard Heat Pump Unit
function
3 OFF OFF ON OFF Export Heat Pump Unit Enable power on reset
4 OFF ON ON OFF Export Cooling-only Unit Enable power on reset
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Indoor Unit Mainboard DIP2 Switch – Setting Unit Model
DIP2 Switch Unit Model
No.
1 2 3 4 YDCP-0E YDCK-0E YDCF-0E YDCD-0E YDCH-0E
YDCP018
1 OFF OFF OFF OFF YDCK028 /
YDCP022
YDCP025
2 OFF OFF OFF ON YDCK036 /
YDCP028
YDCP032
3 OFF OFF ON OFF YDCK040 /
YDCP036
YDCP040
4 OFF OFF ON ON YDCP045 YDCK045 /
YDCP050
5 OFF ON OFF OFF YDCP056 YDCK050 /
6 OFF ON OFF ON YDCP063 YDCK056 /
7 OFF ON ON OFF YDCP071 YDCK063 /
8 OFF ON ON ON YDCP080 YDCK071 YDCF510
9 ON OFF OFF OFF YDCP090 YDCK080 YDCF1080
10 ON OFF OFF ON YDCP100 YDCK090 YDCF1680
11 ON OFF ON OFF YDCP112 YDCK100 YDCF2100
YDCF2500
12 ON OFF ON ON / YDCK112
YDCF3000
13 ON ON OFF OFF / YDCK125 YDCF3500
14 ON ON OFF ON / YDCK140 YDCF4000
YDCF5000
15 ON ON ON OFF / /
YDCF6000
Indoor Unit Mainboard DIP2 Switch – Setting Unit Model

No. DIP2 Switch Unit Model
1 2 3 4 YDDK-0E YDVC-0E YDEC-0E YDHW-0E
1 OFF OFF OFF OFF / / / YDHW021
2 OFF OFF OFF ON YDDK028 YDVC028 YDEC028 YDHW028
3 OFF OFF ON OFF YDDK036 / YDEC036 YDHW036
4 OFF OFF ON ON YDDK045 YDVC045 YDEC045 /
5 OFF ON OFF OFF YDDK056 YDVC056 YDEC056 YDHW056
6 OFF ON OFF ON / / / /
7 OFF ON ON OFF YDDK071 YDVC071 YDEC071 YDHW071
8 OFF ON ON ON / / YDEC080 /
9 ON OFF OFF OFF YDDK090 / YDEC090 /
10 ON OFF OFF ON YDDK112 / YDEC112 /
11 ON OFF ON OFF / / / /
12 ON OFF ON ON / / / /
13 ON ON OFF OFF / / / /
14 ON ON OFF ON / / / /
15 ON ON ON OFF / / / /
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Indoor Unit Mainboard DIP2 Switch– Setting Unit Type

DIP2 Switch
No. Unit Type Unit Model
5 6 7
1 OFF OFF OFF Standard Indoor Unit YDCP-0E, YDVE-0E, YDCD-0E, YDCH-0E
2 OFF OFF ON Fresh Air Unit YDCF-0E
3 OFF ON OFF Round-way Cassette YDCK-0E
4 OFF ON ON High Wall YDHW-0E
5 ON OFF OFF Floor/Ceiling YDEC-0E
6 ON OFF ON Two-way Cassette YDDK-0E
7 ON ON OFF Reserved
8 ON ON ON Reserved
Note: The above DIP switch has a factory setup which usually doesn’t require changes during the installation and repair.
5.3.3 Setting DIP Switch of Outdoor Unit
5.3.3.1 The mainboard of indoor unit (YORK-MBD-008) is shown as the illustration:
For the function defination of DIP switch of outdoor unit, please see the following tables:
Outdoor Unit Address

Outdoor unit address SW301-7 SW301-8
1 (default ) OFF OFF
2 OFF ON
3 ON OFF
Reserved ON ON
Note: For non-module unit, the address must be set as 1. For module unit, Please set the module address per its actual
position.
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Model
Model SW302-4 SW302-5 SW302-6 SW302-7 SW302-8

YV0H80 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
YV0H100 ON OFF OFF OFF ON
YV0H120 ON OFF OFF ON OFF
YV0H140 ON OFF OFF ON ON
YV0H160 ON OFF ON OFF OFF
YV0H180 ON OFF ON OFF ON
When the DIP switch setpoint exceeds the max., an alarm will be triggered.
Compressor:
Compressor Operation SW301-1 SW301-2 SW301-3

Invert compressor is permitted (default ) ON
Invert compressor is shielded OFF
1# fixed compressor is permitted (default ) ON
1# fixed compressor is shielded OFF
2# fixed compressor is permitted (default ) ON
2# fixed compressor is shielded OFF
Note: For non-module unit, the SW301-3 must be set as ON. For module unit, if some fixed compressor is fault, can
temporarily set this fixed compressor as shielded.
5.3.3.3 Interpretations of Parameter Settings
1# 2#, 3#
Operations Remark
Outdoor Unit Outdoor Unit
Unit model Yes Yes It is set by factory
Indoor unit quantity connected Yes No It will be set during the initialization
to the unit
It is set by factory and can be reset when the
Compressor switch of unit Yes Yes
compressor is in error
Address DIP switch of the unit Yes Yes It will be set during the initialization
System No. Yes No It is set when a user-splitting billing software is
used.
Low noise operation Yes No It is set by factory
Auto address distribution Yes No It will be set during the initialization
Program reset Yes Yes It will be used during the commissioning and
repair
Commissioning Yes No It will be set during the commissioning
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5.3.4 Unit Initialization
※Precaustions
 After system wiring, DO initialize the inverterVRF unit before powering on;
 Auto address distribution is required after the system initialization and power on;
 Please carefully read the following instructions before the initialization.
5.3.4.1 Situations Requiring Initialization
 Must to reset the indoor unit address after the mainboard of indoor unit was replaced or software was updated.
 Must run initialization after the outdoor control board was installed or replaced.
5.3.4.2 Initialization Procedures
Operations and Checks before Power On
 Several parallel modular can connnect up to 64 indoor units (relying on the model)
Outdoor Unit Indoor Unit Quantity Outdoor Unit
No. No. Indoor Unit Quantity (set)
Model (set) Model
1 YVOH080 16 13 YVOH320 64
2 YVOH100 20 14 YVOH340 64
3 YVOH120 24 15 YVOH360 64
4 YVOH140 28 16 YVOH380 64
5 YVOH160 32 17 YVOH400 64
6 YVOH180 36 18 YVOH420 64
7 YVOH200 40 19 YVOH440 64
8 YVOH220 44 20 YVOH460 64
9 YVOH240 48 21 YVOH480 64
10 YVOH260 52 22 YVOH500 64
11 YVOH280 56 23 YVOH520 64
12 YVOH300 60 24 YVOH540 64
 Distinguish the communication networks (A, B) of indoor units
 Power off the system to ensure all indoor and outdoor units DIP switch changes after operations.
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Commissioning after Power Up
 Normal Display
Normal Display LED1 LED2 LED3 All Units Display

Power-on Initialization X X X Software Version; Example: 101 meaning V1.01
Outdoor Unit Off O F F
Heating Standby Off H 1
Heating Operation Off H 2
Oil Return or Defrosting during
Off H 3
heating
Cooling Standby Off C 1
Cooling operation Off C 2
Oil Return during cooling Off C 3
Real-time Alarm Display E X X Display the alarm with top priority
 Inquiring Operating Parameters
Inquiring Operating Operation (with any

LED1 LED2 LED3 Description
Parameters unit)
Inverter compressor
0. X X Two digits (Hz), 0Hz~99Hz
frequency
Inverter compressor
1. X X Two digits (A), 0~99A
current 1. Enter the inquiry page:
20S average suction On the normal display
2. X X From 0bar to 99Bar with an interval of 1bar
pressure page, Press the Up
20S average exhaust 2. Press the Up to check
3. X X From 0bar to 99Bar with an interval of 1bar
pressure the operating
Accumulator inlet parameters one by one
4. X X From 0℃ to 99℃ with an interval of 1℃
temperature 3. Exit the inquiry page:
Highest discharge Press and hold the Set
temperature for 5s; for 10s no
Subcooled liquid operations; or the board
temperature reset due to power
Inverter driver fin failure
temperature
EXV 1 steps 8. X X From 0 to 990 with an interval of 10 steps
EXV 3 steps 9. X X From 0 to 990 with an interval of 10 steps
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 Setting Quantity of Outdoor Unit
Procedure Operation LED

1 The outdoor unit is off and the LED displays OFF OFF
2 Press and hold ―Up‖ + ―Set‖ for 5s and the LED displays the indoor unit quantity dxx; dxx
3 Double press the ―Func‖ and the LED flashes and displays the outdoor unit quantity C1 x C1x
Press the ―Up‖ to set the outdoor unit quantity and the corresponding LED flashes. Details
4 are as below： C1x
1. Each press on ―Up‖ will add one outdoor unit;
5 After the setting, Press the Set to save the change. The LED stops flashing. C1x
To exit the Parameter Settings page:
1. Press and hold the―Set‖ for 5s
6 OFF
2. No operations for 10s on the mainboard;
3. Power off the unit
 Setting Quantity of Indoor Units

2 Press and hold ―Up‖ + ―Set‖ for 5s and the LED displays the indoor unit quantity dxx dxx
Press the Up to set the indoor unit quantity and corresponding LED flashes (from 0 to 64).
Details are as below:
3 dxx
1. Each press on ―Up‖ will add one indoor unit;
2. Press and hold the ―Up‖ to quickly increase the indoor unit quantity
4 After the setting, Press the Set to save the change. The LED stops flashing. dxx
To exit the Parameter Settings:

1. Press and hold the Set for 5s
5 OFF
 Setting BAS Communication Address

2 Press and hold ―Up‖ + ―Set‖ for 5s and the LED displays the indoor unit quantity dxx dxx
3 Press the Func and the LED flashes and displays the BAS address bxx bxx
Press the Up to set the BAS address and corresponding LED flashes. Details are as below:
4 1. Each press on ―Up‖ will change one address;
2. Press and hold the ―Up‖ to change the address quickly
5 After the setting, Press the ―Set‖ to save the change. The LED stops flashing. bxx
o exit the Parameter Settings:
1. Press and hold the Set for 5s
6 OFF
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 Auto Address Distribution of Indoor Units

1 When the outdoor unit is off, the LED displays OFF; OFF
2 Press and hold ―Func‖ for 5s and the LED displays P01; P01
3 Press the ―Set‖ to start auto address distribution; and the LED displays the indoor unit address Axx; Axx
4 After the distribution, the LED stops flashing and displays the address of last indoor unit; Axx
5 Press ―Func‖ to return; and the LED displays P01; P01
Exit the operation by three ways:
1. Press and hold ―Se‖t for 5s;
2. No operations for 10s;
3. Power off the units
 Cooling Test
Cooling Test
Procedure Operation LED1 LED2 LED3 Remark
1 Under Off mode O F F The outdoor unit is off.
Press and hold ―Func‖
2 P 0 1 Enter the home page of auto address distribution
for 5s
3 Press ―Func‖ P 0 2 Enter the start page of cooling test
4 Press ―Set‖ P 0 2 The cooling test begins; and LED2/3 begin flashing
Press ―Func‖ or
5 P 0 2 Return to the start page of cooling test; and LED2/3 stop flashing
operate 10 minutes
Press and hold ―Set‖
6 for 5s or no operations O F F Exit the Parameter Settings page.
for 10s
Note
1. The max. heating period of the unit is 40m, during which no oil return is allowed
2. All indoor units are locked against user operation; and the test setpoint is 0℃
3. Any error during the test results in the auto exit and unlocking.
 Heating Test
Heating Test
1 Under Off mode O F F The outdoor unit is off
2 P 0 1 Enter the start page of auto address distribution
for 5s
4 Press ―Func‖ P 0 3 Enter the start page of heating test
5 Press ―Set‖ P 0 3 The heating test begins and LED2/3 begin flashing
Press ―Func‖ or run it
6 P 0 3 Return to the start page of heating test; and LED2/3 stop flashing
for 40 minutes
Press and hold ―Set‖
7 for 5s or no operations O F F Exit the Parameter Settings
for 10s
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Note
1. The max. heating period of the unit is 40m, during which no oil return is allowed
2. All indoor units are locked against user operation; and the test setpoint is 35℃
3. Any error during the test results in the auto exit and unlocking.
 Vacuumizing/ Refrigerant Recovering
Vacuumizing/ Refrigerant Recovering

for 5s
5 Press ―Func‖ P 0 4 Enter the start page of vacuumizing
6 Press ―Set‖ P 0 4 The vacuumizing begins and LED2/3 begin flashing
Press ―Func‖ or Return to the start page of vacuumizing; and LED2/3 stop flashing
7 P 0 4
operate for 40 minutes
Press and hold Set for
5s or no operations for
8 10s; O F F Exit the Parameter Settings page
Power off the
mainboard
Note: During this process, all EXVs of indoor and outdoor units are set to 480 steps
 Recovering the Flowing Refrigerant
Recovering the Flowing Refrigerant

Press and hold
―Func‖ for 5s
5 Press ―Func‖ P 0 4 Enter the start page of recovering refrigerant
6 Press ―Func‖ P 0 5 Enter the start page of recovering the flowing refrigerant
Flashing LED2/3 indicates the cooling and locking of all indoor
7 Press ―Set‖ P 0 5 units. When the suction pressure is lower than 2Bar, LED2 stops
flashing and the valve should be closing manually.
8 Press ―Func‖ P 0 5 LED2/3 stop flashing and the units automatically shut down
Note: This function is for recovering the fluorin onsite.
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 Parameter Reset
Parameter Reset
for 5s
5 Press ―Func‖ P 0 4 Enter the start page of vacuumizing and recovering refrigerant
6 Press ―Func‖ P 0 5 Enter the start page of recovering the flowing refrigerant
7 Press ―Func‖ P 0 6 Enter the start page of Parameter Reset
5S Press and hold The system automatically exits the Parameter Reset page of
8 O F F
―Up‖ for 5s resetting.
Note: This operation will reset all operating parameters in the factory default.
 Forced Shutdown

1 System is running ON
2 Press and hold the Set for 5s and system will shut down OFF
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6． Troubleshooting
6.1 Multi-way Troubleshooting

The troubleshooting can be operated with indoor units, wireless controller receiver, touch-screen wired controller,
Service Kit Controller and PC software.
Display Terminal of Indoor Unit Error

Error Display Terminal
Panel of Wireless PC
Wired Service Kit
Content Outdoor Controller Monitoring
Controller Controller
Unit Receiver Software
Wired Controller temperature sensor
● ● ●
error
Communicating Error between
● ● ● ●
indoor and outdoor units
Coil inlet temperature sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Coil outlet temperature sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Indoor unit ambient temperature

● ● ● ●
sensor fault
Water level Switch Trip ● ● ● ●
Fresh air unit：Coil middle
● ● ● ●
temperature sensor Fault
Regular indoor units: Mismatch of
the model against motor; DIP switch
error or wrong connection of motor
signal line
● ● ● ●
BLDC cassette unit: DC fan error or
power panel error
Fresh air unit: overload or overheat
or phase sequence protection
Indoor unit models conflict ● ● ●
Communicating error between the ●
● ●
indoor units and wired controller
Mismatch of wired controller against ●
● ●
indoor unit DIP switch
Indoor unit EEPROM error ● ● ●
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Display Terminal of Outdoor Unit Error

Panel of Wireless Service PC
Wired
Content Outdoor Controller KitContro Monitorin
Controller
Unit Receiver ller g Software
External Connection ● ● ● ●
Power Supply Protection Trip ● ● ● ●
Four-way Switch Valve Failure ● ● ● ●
DC Driver No. Conflicts with Unit Model ● ● ● ●
Phase-loss protection ● ● ● ●
Phase Sequence Error ● ● ● ●
Communication Error to Master Unit ● ● ● ●
Fan 1 Low Speed ● ● ● ●
Fan 1 Over Speed ● ● ● ●
Fan 2 Low Speed ● ● ● ●
Fan 2 Over Speed ● ● ● ●
Compressor 1 High Pressure Cutout Trip ● ● ● ●
Compressor 2 High Pressure Cutout Trip ● ● ● ●
High Pressure Sensor Trip ● ● ● ●
Low Pressure Sensor Trip ● ● ● ●
High Pressure Cutout Trip ● ● ● ●
Low Pressure Sensor Extreme Low Pressure Trip ● ● ● ●
High Pressure Sensor Trip Frequently ● ● ● ●
Low Pressure Sensor Trip Frequently ● ● ● ●
High Pressure Cutout Trip Frequently ● ● ● ●
Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Trip ● ● ● ●
Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Trip ● ●
● ●
Frequently
Compressor 1 Driver Trip ● ● ● ●
Compressor 1 Driver Trip Frequently ● ● ● ●
Fan 1 Trip Frequently ● ● ● ●
Fan 2 Trip Frequently ● ● ● ●
Driver Hardware Over Current ● ● ●
Compressor driver failure ● ● ●
Compressor overcurrent ● ● ●
Input Power Phase Loss ● ● ●
Compressor Phase Current Detection Failure ● ● ●
Driver Over Temperature ● ● ●
Precharge failure ● ● ●
DC-BUS Over Voltage ● ● ●
DC-BUS Under Voltage ● ● ●
Input Under Voltage ● ● ●
Input Overcurrent ● ● ●
Driver Internal Failure 1 ● ● ●
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Display Terminal of Outdoor Unit Error
Panel of Wireless Service PC
Wired
Content Outdoor Controller KitContro Monitorin
Controller
Unit Receiver ller g Software
DSP and PFC Communication Failure or Input ● ●
●
Hardware Over Current (Refer to model #)
Driver Internal Failure 2 ● ● ●
High Pressure Sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Low Pressure Sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Sensor ● ● ●
●
Fault
Compressor 2 Discharge Limit Temperature Sensor ● ● ●
●
Fault
Outdoor Ambient Temperature Sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Accumulator Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Coil Outlet Temperature Sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Liquid Pipe Temperature Sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Subcooling Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Subcooling Outlet Temperature Sensor Fault ● ● ● ●
Compressor 2 Over Current ● ● ● ●
Compressor 2 Under Current ● ● ● ●
Address Error on Indoor Unit Distribution ● ● ● ●
Communication Error on All Indoor Units ● ● ● ●
Very Few Active Indoor Unit ● ● ● ●
Communication Error on Unit 2 ● ● ● ●
Communication Error on Unit 3 ● ● ● ●
System Running-Time Limit ● ● ● ●
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6.1.1 Status Information of Outdoor Unit
Observe the real-time information displayed on the LED of mainboard in the control cabinet for any abnormality or
error pertaining to the outdoor unit.
Outdoor Unit Control

Board LED
Error code Error code

Error Information 1# 2# 3# Error Information 1# 2# 3#
ODU ODU ODU ODU ODU ODU
External Connection E01 E51 EA1 Driver Over Temperature E26 E76 EC6
Power Supply Protection Trip E02 E52 EA2 Precharge failure E27 E77 EC7
Four-way Switch Valve Failure E03 E53 EA3 DC-BUS Over Voltage E28 E78 EC8
DC Driver No. Conflicts with
E04 E54 EA4 DC-BUS Under Voltage E29 E79 EC9
Unit Model
Phase-loss protection E05 E55 EA5 Input Under Voltage E2A E7A ECA
Phase Sequence Error E06 E56 EA6 Input Over Current E2b E7b ECb
Communication Error to
E07 E57 EA7 Driver Internal Failure 1 E2C E7C ECC
Master Unit
DSP and PFC Communication
Fan 1 Low Speed E09 E59 EA9 Failure or Input Hardware E2d E7d ECd
Over Current
Fan 1 Over Speed E0A E5A EAA Temperature Detection Failure E2E E7E ECE
Fan 2 Low Speed E0b E5b EAb Driver Internal Failure 2 E2F E7F ECF
Driver and Controller
Fan 2 Over Speed E0C E5C EAC E30 E80 ED0
Communication Failure
Compressor 1 High Pressure
E0d E5d EAd High Pressure Sensor Fault E41 E91 EE1
Cutout Trip
Compressor 2 High Pressure
E0E E5E EAE Low Pressure Sensor Fault E42 E92 EE2
Cutout Trip
Compressor 3 High Pressure Compressor 1 Discharge Limit
E0F E5F EAF E43 E93 EE3
Cutout Trip Temperature Sensor Fault
Compressor 2 Discharge Limit
High Pressure Sensor Trip E11 E61 Eb1 E44 E94 EE4
Temperature Sensor Fault
Low Pressure Sensor Trip E12 E62 Eb2 E45 E95 EE5
Temperature Sensor Fault
Outdoor Ambient Temperature
High Pressure Cutout Trip E13 E63 Eb3 E46 E96 EE6
Sensor Fault
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Error code Error code
Error Information 1# 2# 3# Error Information 1# 2# 3#
ODU ODU ODU ODU ODU ODU
Low Pressure Sensor Extreme Accumulator Inlet
E15 E65 Eb5 E47 E97 EE7
Low Pressure Trip Temperature Sensor Fault
High Pressure Sensor Trip Coil Outlet Temperature
E16 E66 Eb6 E48 E98 EE8
Frequently Sensor Fault
Low Pressure Sensor Trip Liquid Pipe Temperature
E17 E67 Eb7 E49 E99 EE9
High Pressure Cutout Trip Subcooling Inlet Temperature
E18 E68 Eb8 E4A E9A EEA
Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Subcooling Outlet Temperature
E1A E6A EbA E4b E9b EEb
Temperature Trip Sensor Fault
E1b E6b Ebb Compressor 2 Over Current E4C E9C EEC
Temperature Trip Frequently
Compressor 1 Driver Trip
E1C E6C EbC Compressor 2 Under Current E4d E9d EEd
Frequently
Compressor 1 Driver Trip
E1d E6d Ebd Compressor 2 Under Current E4E E9E EEE
Frequently
Fan 1 Trip Frequently E1E E6E EbE Compressor 3 Under Current E4F E9F EEF
Address Error on Indoor Unit
Fan 2 Trip Frequently E1F E6F EbF EF1 - -
Distribution
Communication Error on All
Compressor Liquid Flooding E20 E70 EC0 EF2 - -
Indoor Units
Driver Hardware Over Current E21 E71 EC1 Very Few Active Indoor Unit EF3 - -
Communication Error on Unit
Compressor Driver Failure E22 E72 EC2 EF9 - -
2
Communication Error on Unit
Compressor Over Current E23 E73 EC3 EFA - -
3
Input Power Phase Loss E24 E74 EC4 System Running-Time Limit EFb - -
Compressor Phase Current
E25 E75 EC5
Detection Failure
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6.1.2 Troubleshooting with a Wireless Controller Receiver
The real-time information on the wireless controller receiver can be used for troubleshooting happens to indoor unit.
Unit Status
Match between Wireless Controller Receiver Status and Error
Cooling
Power Heating Defrosting
NO. Green Indicator Description
Red Lamp Red Lamp Yellow Lamp
Lamp
Normal Operation Indicator
1 On Off Off Off Powered on but not start operation
2 On On Off Off Indoor unit cooling operation
3 On Off On Off Indoor unit heating operation
4 On On On Off Indoor unit ventilating operating
5 On Off Off On Outdoor unit defrosting operation
Error Indicator
6 Flashing Off Off Off Indoor Unit Anti-freezing operation
7 On Flashing Off Off Indoor heating and outdoor cooling; heating, mode conflict
8 On Off Flashing Off Indoor cooling and outdoor heating, cooling mode conflict
Indoor unit receiving no information from outdoor unit,
9 On Off Off Flashing
communication failure
Indoor unit coil inlet temperature sensor
10 On Flashing Flashing Off
11 On Flashing Off Flashing Indoor unit coil outlet temperature sensor

12 On Off Flashing Flashing Indoor unit room temperature sensor
13 On Flashing Flashing Flashing Outdoor unit
14 Flashing Flashing Flashing Flashing Indoor unit float switch alarm (high level)
Fresh air unit: Coil middle temperature sensor error
15 Flashing Flashing Off Off
Other indoor unit: reserved
BLDC cassette unit: DC fan or power board error
Fresh air unit: Motor overload, overheat or phase sequence
protection
16 Flashing Flashing Flashing Off
Regular indoor units: Mismatch of the model against
motor, DIP switch error or wrong connection of motor
signal line.
17 Flashing Off Flashing Off Mismatching model between fresh air unit
18 Flashing Off Off Flashing Communication with wired controller
19 Flashing Flashing Off Flashing EEPROM of indoor unit
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6.1.3 Troubleshooting with a Touch-screen Wired Controller of Indoor Unit
The touch-screen wired controller can be used for troubleshooting happens to indoor unit.
 The real-time error of indoor unit displays at the positions shown in the below figure.
Error Time
Error Code
Error Symbol
Error Unit
Address
 The error history of indoor unit displays at the positions shown in the above figure.
Inquiry Operation
a) Enter the inquiry page
Under daily display status, press and hold + for 5 seconds to enter the inquiry page; and and are on.
b) Description of Error Display
Address Area Flash and display the address of error unit (00 standing for outdoor unit)
Temperature Display Area Flash and display the error code
Time Display Area Flash and display the error time.
Error Symbol flashes
c) Operations
Press or to check error information
Press to check the error history from the last to the first.
Press to check the error history from the first to the last.
d) Exit the error inquiry page
Pressing + for 5 seconds or no operation will exit and return to the daily display status.
e) For error information, see the following table.
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Error List of Wired Controller of Indoor Unit

Code Error information Code Error information
1 1
xx Outdoor Unit error d5 Water level Swtich Trip
For Fresh Air Unit only: Coil Middle Temperature
d0 Wired controller temperature sensor fault d6
Sensor Fault
Communicating failure between the indoor Reverse connection of indoor unit inlet and outlet
d1 d7
and outdoor units sensors or Motor Failure
Indoor unit coil inlet temperature sensor
d2 d8 Indoor unit mode conflict
fault
Indoor unit coil outlet temperature sensor Communicating failure between indoor unit and
d3 d9
fault Wired Controller
d4 Indoor unit room temperature sensor fault
Note 1: The wired controller can display detailed error information of outdoor unit and the code is the number of error
code shown in LED (the code is ―00‖ when the software version is low or the indoor unit mainboard displays the
error of outdoor unit)
Note 2: The wired controller can only save 8 errors and error times.
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6.1.4 Service Kit Controller
The service kit controller can be used to monitor the system status and error information pertaining to system.
Error Inquiry
1. In the communication status page, the
error unit displays ―Er‖
2. In the outdoor unit status page, turn to
the last page to check actual error content
3. In the indoor unit status page, turn to
the last page to check actual error content
IDUN MONITOR IDUN:

MAIN FUNCTIONS
Tm(℃) 15
01/16
1.COMM MONITOR 4. ERR: Tin Sensor failure
CENT.CONTROL
2.OD MONITOR 5. PARA. SET

F2- EXEC F3- BACK F1- BACK
F4- SWITCH
3.ID MONITOR 6.AUTO F3- MAIN
ADDRESS
ODUN MONITOR ODUN:
CT1(A) 10.0 U(V)
01/3
CT2(A) 10.0 CT3(A)
10.0
UNIT VER:V2.00
DRIVE VER1/2:V1.00/V1.00
ERR:Several times INV DLT
Protection
F1-BACK F3-MAIN
F4-SWITCH
Description of Error Information

 For the error information of outdoor unit shown in the outdoor unit status page, please see the Error List of
Outdoor Unit in 6.1.1
 For the error information of indoor unit shown in the indoor unit status page, please see the Error List of Wired
controller of Indoor Unit in 6.1.3
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6.1.5 Troubleshooting with the PC Monitoring Software

The PC monitoring software is specially customized for system troubleshooting. It is used to simplify the
troubleshooting by monitoring the system status and error information, and storing all parameters and operating data for
follow-up analysis and inquiry.
 Device Connection
When the PC has no hardware serial port:

Step 1: Need a USB to serial port converter, and confirm it is connected correctly;
Step 2: Connect the USB to serial port converter to the PC;
Step 3: Run the monitoring software;
Step 4: Connect the 232 terminal of 232 to 485 converter to the USB to serial port converter;
Step 5: Connect the 485 terminal of 232 to 484 converter to the device control network;
 Serial Port Settings
When the PC has a serial port or a USB to serial port converter is used to create a virtual serial port, set the port as
COM1, and otherwise the monitoring software does not run.
Step 1: Run the ―Device Manager‖, right click the selected port and click ―Property‖;
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Step 2: Press the ―Advance‖ in the ―Port Settings‖ sheet
Step 3: Select the ―COM1‖ in the drop-down menu of ―COM Port Number‖ in the ―Advance‖ window, then OK and
exit.
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 Error Displaying and Match of PC Monitoring Software:
 Error inquiry path 1:

In the above monitoring software window, right click → Click the Check Indication → Indication window pops up →
click the corresponding software code of blue words → Indication window displays the error information
 Error inquiry path 2: inquire the software code
Fan Error:
PC Software Code LED Code Error Description

0×0100 E09/E59/EA9 Fan 1 Low Speed
0×0200 E0A/E5A/EAA Fan 1 Over Speed
0×0400 E0b/E5b/EAb Fan 2 Low Speed
0×0800 E0C/E5C/EAC Fan 2 Over Speed
System Error:

0×0001 EF1 Address Error on Indoor Unit Distribution
0×0002 EF2 Communicating Error on All Indoor Units
0×0004 EF3 Very Few Active Indoor Unit
0×0100 EF9 Communication Error on Unit 2
0×0200 EFA Communication Error on Unit 3
0×0400 EFb System Running-Time Limit
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Unit Error 1:

0×0001 E41/E91/EE1 High Pressure Sensor Fault
0×0002 E42/E92/EE2 Low Pressure Sensor Fault
E43/E93/EE3 Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Sensor
0×0004 Fault
E44/E94/EE4 Compressor 2 Discharge Limit Temperature Sensor
0×0008 Fault
0×0020 E46/E96/EE6 Outdoor Ambient Temperature Sensor Fault
0×0040 E47/E97/EE7 Accumulator Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault
0×0080 E48/E98/EE8 Coil Outlet Temperature Sensor Fault
0×0100 E49/E99/EE9 Liquid Pipe Temperature Sensor Fault
0×0200 E4A/E9A/EEA Subcooling Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault
0×0400 E4b/E9b/EEb Subcooling Outlet Temperature Sensor Fault
0×0800 E4C/E9C/EEC Compressor 2 Over Current
0×2000 E4E/E9E/EEE Compressor 2 Under Current
Unit Error 2:

0×0001 E01/E51/EA1 External Connection
0×0002 E02/E52/EA2 Power Supply Protection Trip
0×0004 E03/E53/EA3 Four-way Switch Valve Failure
0×0008 E04/E54/EA4 DC Driver No. Conflicts with Unit Model
0×0010 E05/E55/EA5 Phase-loss protection
0×0020 E06/E56/EA6 Phase Sequence Error
0×0040 E07/E57/EA7 Communication Error to Master Unit
0×0100 E09/E59/EA9 Fan 1 Low Speed
0×0200 E0A/E5A/EAA Fan 1 Over Speed
0×0400 E0b/E5b/EAb Fan 2 Low Speed
0×0800 E0C/E5C/EAC Fan 2 Over Speed
0×1000 E0d/E5d/EAd Compressor 1 High Pressure Cutout Trip
0×2000 E0E/E5E/EAE Compressor 2 High Pressure Cutout Trip
Unit Error 3:

0×0001 E11/E61/Eb1 High Pressure Sensor Trip
0×0002 E12/E62/Eb2 Low Pressure Sensor Trip
0×0004 E13/E63/Eb3 High Pressure Cutout Trip
0×0010 E15/E65/Eb5 Low Pressure Sensor Extreme Low Pressure Trip
0×0020 E16/E66/Eb6 High Pressure Sensor Trip Frequently
0×0040 E17/E67/Eb7 Low Pressure Sensor Trip Frequently
0×0080 E18/E68/Eb8 High Pressure Cutout Trip Frequently
0×0200 E1A/E6A/EbA Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Trip
0×0400 E1b/E6b/Ebb Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Trip Frequently
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0×0800 E1C/E6C/EbC Compressor 1 Driver Trip Frequently
0×1000 E1d/E6d/Ebd Compressor 1 Driver Trip Frequently
0×2000 E1E/E6E/EbE Fan 1 Trip Frequently
0×4000 E1F/E6F/EbF Fan 2 Trip Frequently
Inverter Driver Error:

0×0001 E21/E71/EC1 Driver Hardware Over Current
0×0002 E22/E72/EC2 Compressor Driver Failure
0×0004 E23/E73/EC3 Compressor Over Current
0×0008 E24/E74/EC4 Input Power Phase Loss
0×0010 E25/E75/EC5 Compressor Phase Current Detection Failure
0×0020 E26/E76/EC6 Driver Over Temperature
0×0040 E27/E77/EC7 Precharge Failure
0×0080 E28/E78/EC8 DC-BUS Over Voltage
0×0100 E29/E79/EC9 DC-BUS Under Voltage
0×0200 E2A/E7A/ECA Input Under Voltage
0×0400 E2b/E7b/ECb Input voltage sensor sampling
0×0800 E2C/E7C/ECC Driver Internal Failure 1
0×1000 E2d/E7d/ECd DSP and PFC Communication Failure or Input Hardware Over Current
0×2000 E2E/E7E/ECE Temperature Detection Failure
0×4000 E2F/E7F/ECF Driver Internal Failure 2
0×8000 E30/E80/ED0 Driver and Controller Communication Failure
Indoor Unit Error:

0×01 None Communication Error Between Wire Controller and Indoor Unit
0×02 None Coil Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault
0×04 None Coil Outlet Temperature Sensor Fault
0×08 None Indoor Ambient Temperature Sensor Fault
0×10 None Water Level Switch Trip
0×20 None Coil Middle Temperature Sensor Fault
0×40 None Motor Failure
0×80 None Reserved
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6.2 System Troubleshooting
6.2.1 System Inspection

6.2.1.1 Power Failure of Indoor Unit and Wired controller
 The indicator on the indoor unit mainboard is off
The indicator on the indoor unit mainboard is off
Check if the unit is No

powered on? Power on the unit
Yes
Check the power line to ensure normal power supply

Use a multimeter to
No
check if the input L/N to the mainboard input
of PCB is 220V±10%
Check if the
Yes
Use a multimeter to
No Replace the fuse and find fuse burnt causes
check the connection
of the fuse
Yes
Use a multimeter to check

if the input voltage of No Replace the indoor unit mainboard
transformer is normal
(220V±10%)
Yes
Use a multimeter to
check if the output No
Replace the transformer
voltage of transformer is
10.5V
Yes
The indoor unit mainboard

is broken; replace it
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 The LCD of wired controller displays nothing and the indicator on the indoor unit mainboard is off
No displaying in LCD of wired

controller
Check if the 12V-0V of

the “wired controller” Follow “The indicator on the
No indoor unit mainboard is off”
connector on the indoor
unit mainboard has for troubleshooting
electricity
Yes
Follow the right diagram Follow the right

to check the connection diagram to correct
correctness and tightness the wires between
No
of wires between the the wired controller
wired controller and and the indoor unit
indoor unit mainboard mainboard.
No
Follow the right diagram to connect the
wired controller to another normally Replace the wired controller
operating indoor unit mainboard
Yes
Check if the wired

controller work normally.
Yes
The indoor unit mainboard is broken; replace it
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6.2.1.2 Poor Cooling Effect
Poor cooling effect
Check if the indoor unit is No 1. Switch the mode from heating or ventilation or
in the cooling mode, the
dehumidification to cooling mode
setting temperature and
2. Change the setting temperature and fan speed to proper
fan speedr
setpoints
Yes
No
Check if the indoor unit Follow the Indoor Unit Fan
fan works normally Stop for troubleshooting
Yes
No 1. Check and ensure the outdoor unit works normally ;

Check if the temperatures 2. Check and ensure that the pipe connections follow
of air outlet and air return IOM requirements;
are normal 3. Check and ensure the electronic expansion valve
works normally
Yes
No
Check if the return Check and eliminate the short circuits in the air
air of indoor unit is
short circuited return duct
Yes
No
Check if the air outlet Check the abnormalities (like blocking, too much pressure drop) in
fan speed is normal the duct) and ensure the proper fan speed
Yes
Yes
Check if the loading
1. Reduce the loading by adding sunshading measures and closing
is higher than the
windows 2. Replace the old indoor unit with a larger one or add new
indoor unit load
one
No
Check the system condition, refrigerant volume, dirt of outdoor unit
heat exchanger and outdoor fan capacitor
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6.2.1.3 Poor Heating Effect
Poor heating effect
Check if the indoor unit

No 1. Switch the mode from Cooling or ventilation or
is in heating mode, the
dehumidification to heating
setting temperature and
2. Change the setting temperature and fan speed to proper
fan speed
setpoints
Yes
Check if the indoor unit No Follow the Indoor Unit Fan

fan works normally Stop for troubleshooting
Yes
1. Check and ensure the outdoor unit works
normally ;
Check the temperatures No 2. Check and ensure that the pipe connections
of air supply and air follow IOM requirements;
return
3. Check and ensure the electronic expansion
valve works normally
Yes
Yes
Check if the return air of
Check and eliminate the short circuits in
indoor unit is short
circuited the air return duct
Yes
No Check the abnormalities (like blocking, too much pressure

Check if the air
outlet fan speed drop in the duct) and ensure the proper fan speed
Yes
Check if the loading is Yes 1. Add heating resources in the room (like auxiliary heater)
heavier than the indoor 2. Replace the old indoor unit with a larger one or add new one
unit load
No
Check the system condition, refrigerant volume, dirt of outdoor unit
heat exchanger and outdoor fan capacitor.
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6.2.1.4 Indoor Unit Dose Not Work
Operating Status Possible Causes Check Item Treatment Measures
The indoor unit coil If the indoor unit coil

temperature sensor is temperature sensor is Fix the temperature sensor
not tightly fixed on the loose or not to the coil tightly
The indoor coil

unit is under
The indoor unit coil
Heating the cooled air Check the resistance
temperature sensor Replace the temperature
preventing property of
detects a wrong sensor
mode temperature sensor
temperature for its
drift
Lack of refrigerant Check if the system is Add refrigerant

lack of refrigerant
1. Eliminate the short

circuits of return air of
The environment temperature detected by
Short circuit of indoor units
the environment temperature sensor is
Heating return air of indoor 2. Use the wired controller
distorted due to the short circuit of return
unit or not temperature sensor to
air of indoor unit
detect the environment
room temperature
Heating or Power line of indoor unit fan Check the power line Correct the power line
cooling disconnected connections connections
Heating or The indoor unit fan damages or Check the motor Replace the damaged
cooling burns winding motor
Heating or Check if the fan is

Barriers in the indoor unit fan Remove the barriers
cooling blocked or stuck
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6.2.1.5 Abnormal Noise of Outdoor
Unit
Phenomenon Possible Causes Check Item Treatment Measures
Foreign matters in fan Turn off the unit and check if any
Remove foreign matters
foreign matters in fan system or
system
duct inlets and outlets
1) Remove the dusts or
1) Whether the heat exchanger is foreign matters from the
Loud/abnormal The fan system is
dusty or blocked exchanger
blocked
noise of outdoor 2) Whether the installation space 2) Adjust the location of
unit fan meet the IOM requirements units
Components of fan
system (fan, motor, 1) Turn off the unit to check if fan
discharge grill, motor system damage Replace the damaged
support plate) damage or 2) Turn off and rotate the fan to part(s)
distort check abnormal noise
Compressor internal Check the operating status of Replace the compressor

components damage compressor
Incorrect installation of Check the installation of Install the compressor

compressor insulation compressor insulation insulation correctly
Poor lubrication of Check operating status and Add compressor lubrication

Obvious/abnorm oil
compressor parameter of compressor
al noise of
outdoor unit
compressor Connect the wire in right
Inverse rotation of Check the compressor wiring
sequence
compressor phase order in the wiring box
The compressor starts up

with liquid refrigerant and Replace the crankcase
Check the crankcase heater
makes noise because of heater
the crank case heater fault
Check the tightness of Tighten all the screws

Loose casing fixing properly
outdoor unit screws
The insulation on the Check the installation status of Replace the insulation
metal plate is loose insulation
Abnormal
vibration of 1) Check if the installation of
Bad fix of Fix the compress/fan
vibration pads is normal
outdoor unit compressor/fan correctly
2) Check the fix of fan motor
casing
1) Deploy the installation

1) Check if the installation base
base according to IOM
meets IOM requirements?
requirements;
Bad Unit installation 2) Check if the outdoor unit is
2) Put proper vibration
equipped with vibration pads
pads between the outdoor
unit and base
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Check the contact surface

Abnormal status of
and contactor of AC Replace the AC contactor
AC contactor
Obvious current contactor
noise of outdoor
units
Abnormal status of Check the inverter driver
Replace the driver board
inverter driver board board
1) Is the EXV coil 1) Install the EXV coil

Refrigerant flow properly;
installation proper?
noise due to outdoor 2). Replace the damaged
2). Do the EXV parts
EXV error EXV valve
Abnormal noise damage?
of other parts of
outdoor unit
Refrigerant flow
Check the electronic valve Replace the electronic valve
noise due to
electronic solenoid
valve error or
abnormal leakage
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6.2.1.6 Abnormal Noise of Indoor Unit
Foreign matters in air Turn off the unit to check if any

Remove foreign matters
foreign matters in air ducts or air
duct
inlets and outlets
1) Remove the dusts or

1) Whether the heat exchanger is foreign matters from the
Loud/abnormal The air ducts are
dusty or blocked exchanger
noise of indoor blocked
2) Whether the installation space 2) Adjust the location of
unit fan meet the IOM requirements
units
Parts of fan system 1) Turn off the unit to check the

(fan, motor, motor fan system damage Replace the damaged
support plate) 2) Turn off and rotate the fan to part(s)
damage or distort check abnormal noise
1. Check the discharge pressure

of outdoor unit; 2.Check the Supplement the refrigerant
Lack of Refrigerant opening of electronic expansion according to IOM
Obvious/abnorm
valve of indoor units; 3. Check requirements
al noise of indoor
the superheat of system
unit compressor
The solenoid valve Check if the electronic expansion Add compressor lubrication
failure valve adjusts normally oil
1. Check fix bolts of water

Loose pump fixing pump; 2. Check vibration of Fix screws properly
water pump
Abnormal noise Improper drainage Check if the height of Adopt the height of drainage
of water pump drainage pipe meets the
piping requirements of pump head pipe according to pump head
Abnormal status of Check the damage of water

Replace the water pump
water pump pump
Check if the fan motor fixed

Bad fix of fan motor Re-fix the fan motor
properly
Vibration of metal Bad fix between metal Check the tightness of

Tighten the loose screws
plate of indoor plates screws
unit
Bad installation of Install the indoor units
Check if the installation
according to IOM
units meets IOM requirements requirements
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6.2.2 Outdoor Unit Error
6.2.2.1 E01/E51/EA1 External Connection
Error Code Display:
Display Terminal Displayed Content

LED of Outdoor Unit E01/E51/EA1
Wired Controller 01/51/A1
Service Kit Controller E01/E51/EA1 External Connection
Indoor Wireless Power Cooling Heating Defrosting
Indicator
Controller Red Lamp Green Lamp Red Lamp Yellow Lamp
Receiver Error Indication On Flash Flash Flash
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
Troubleshooting Method and Rationale
Control of mainboard
Possible Causes
 Poor short circuit of D13 port of mainboard (factory setting: short-circuited)

 Damages on outdoor unit mainboard
Troubleshooting:
Warning: Cut off the power before any operation, and otherwise part damage or electric shock may occur.
Is the D13 port of No

mainboard short Short circuit the DI3
circuited？
Yes
Poor connection of Yes

Replace the short-circuit
short-circuit terminal?
terminal
No
Replace the outdoor unit

mainboard
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6.2.2.2 E02/E52/EA2 Power Supply Protection Trip
Error Code Display:

Service Kit Controller E02/E52/EA2 Power Supply Protection Trip
Indoor Wireless Indicator Power Red Cooling Green Heating Red Defrosting Yellow
Controller Lamp Lamp Lamp Lamp
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
Control of mainboard
Possible Causes
 Poor short circuit of D14 port of mainboard (factory setting: short-circuited)

 Damages of outdoor unit mainboard
Troubleshooting:
Is the D14 port of No

mainboard short Short circuit the DI4
circuited?
Yes
Yes
Is the connection of
Replace the short-circuit
short-circuit terminal poor?
terminal
No

mainboard
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6.2.2.3 E04/E54/EA4 DC driver NO. Conflicts With Unit Model
Error Code Display:

Service Kit Controller E04/E54/EA4 DC driver NO. Conflicts With Unit Model
Indoor Wireless Power Red Cooling Green Heating Red Defrosting Yellow
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
Check if the mainboard is accordance with inverter driver.
Possible Causes
 Mismatch of the DIP switch against the unit model (the DIP switch of model is set in the factory)
 Damages of outdoor unit mainboard DIP switch
Troubleshooting:
Follow the circuit diagram

to check the DIP switch
setting
Does the model DIP No Re-set the unit model according to the
switch match the unit
diagram
model?
Yes
Correctly set the model DIP

switch and re-power up
Yes
Does it work? System works normally
No
Replace the outdoor unit mainboard
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6.2.2.4 E05/E55/EA5 Phase Loss Protection
Error Code Display:

Service Kit Controller E05/E55/EA5 Phase Loss Protection
Indicator
Applicable Model:
YVOH080~180
Troubleshooting Method and Rationale:
Check if the three phase wires are connected correctly.
Possible causes:
 Is the three-phase wire connected or poorly connected?

 Damages of phase-loss protection of outdoor unit mainboard
Troubleshooting:
Warning: Cut off the power before any operation, and otherwise part damage or electric shock may
occur...
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No
Is the external three-phase
Properly connect the 3-phase wire
wire normally connected?
Yes
No
Use a multimeter to check the
normal connections of three-phase Connect the mainboard 3-phase wire
wire to the mainboard according to electric diagram
Is the connection to the Syste

3-phase port of mainboard Tightly plug into the 3-phase check port
m
loose?
works
normall
y
Yes
Is one phase voltage too low Check each phase current if anyone is over
so as to voltage unbalance? current
No
92
6.2.2.5 E06/E56/EA6 Phase Sequence Error
Error Code Display:

Service Kit Controller E06/E56/EA6 Phase Sequence Error
Indicator
Applicable Model:
YVOH080~180
The port on the mainboard checks the phase sequence automatically. Alarm reminder will be triggered if phase sequence
is wrong. Unit will be prohibited to startup to protect the compressor.
Possible Causes:
Wrong three-phase sequence of power line to unit power terminal
Troubleshooting:
Exchange any two

wires and check if The unit works normally
the error disappear.
No
Change the outdoor main board
93
6.2.2.6 E57/EA7 Communication Error to Master Unit
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit --/E57/EA7
Wired Controller --/57/A7
Service Kit Controller E57/EA7 Communication Error to Master Unit
Indicator
Applicable Model:
YVOH080~180
Check the communication wires between master unit and slave units.
Possible Causes:
 Communication wires are loose or fall
 The master unit is not energized
Troubleshooting:
The main unit displays

E57/EA7 error
Are the powers of auxiliary unit No

normally connected and Connect and power on the auxiliary unit
energized?
Yes
Use the millimeter to check the No Ensure their normal connection in light the wiring
connections of X, Y
map
communication lines
No Replace the outdoor unit mainboard (of main and/or

auxiliary units)
94
The slaved unit displays

E57/EA7 error
Are the powers of main unit No

normally connected and Connect and power on the main unit
energized?
Yes
Use the millimeter to check the No Ensure their normal connection in

connections of X, Y
light the wiring map
communication lines
No Replace the outdoor unit mainboard (of main and/or

auxiliary units)
6.2.2.7 E09/E59/EA9 Fan 1 Low Speed
Error Code Display:
Service Kit Controller E09/E59/EA9 Fan 1 Low Speed
Indicator Power Red Cooling Green Heating Defrost

Indoor Wired Lamp Lamp
Red Lamp Yellow Lamp
Controller
Receiver
Error Indication On Flash Flash Flash
Applicable model：
YVOH080~180
System detects BLDC electrical parameter, Check if the BLDC1 is normal by calculation and comparison
Possible Causes：
 BLDC1 unit damage or Error
95
 BLDC1 unit wire plug connector and outdoor unit mainboard port are poorly connected or ports Error
 Due to strange materials’ obstruction or environment influence, the fan is so over-loaded that it cannot twirl
quickly
Troubleshooting:
Warning: Cut off the power before any operation, and otherwise the component damage or electric shock
may occur.
Is fan 1 wire terminal No

connected well or Connect fan 1 wire terminal to mainboard P703 port correctly
not?
Yes
No Yes
Does fan 1 rotate Is the wind-guide Replace the circle
well? circles out of shape?
Yes
No
Yes
Is fan blade Replace fan
damaged?
Check Motor 1 (Follow the No

instruction of picture below Yes Replace Motor 1
Replace the mainboard
and 6.3.3 outdoor motor
inspection
No
Replace Motor 1
No. Terminal Name Scope Remarks

1 VDC DC 264V~360V Use the DCV of a millimeter to measure ports 1 and 3 in the below picture
2 IDC Below 4.0A Use the DCV of a millimeter to measure ports 1 and 3 in the below picture
3 VCC DC 15V±10% Use the DCV of a millimeter to measure ports 4 and 3 in the below picture
4 ICC Below 50mA Use the DCV of a millimeter to measure ports 4 and 3 in the below picture
5 VSP 0~7.5V Use the DCV of a millimeter to measure ports 6 and 3 in the below picture
96
6.2.2.8 E0A/E5A/EAA Fan 1 Over Speed
Error Code Display：

LED of Outdoor Unit E0A/E5A/EAA
Wired Controller 0A/5A/AA
Service Kit Controller E0A/E5A/EAA Fan 1 Over Speed
Indoor Power Red Cooling Green Heating Defrost
Indicator
Wired Lamp Lamp Red Lamp Yellow Lamp
Controller Error
On Flash Flash Flash
Receiver Indication
Applicable model：
YVOH080~180
System detects BLDC electrical parameter, Check if the BLDC1 speeds
Possible Causes：

Troubleshooting:
may occur.
Check if the BLDC1 plug Yes Connect BLDC1 wire plug to mainboard
connector is opened or
poorly connected P703 port (FAN1) correctly
No
Check if the BLDC1 is

normal (Refer to the 6.2.2.7 Replace the outdoor unit mainboard
to check) Yes
No
Replace the BLDC1 unit
97
6.2.2.9 E0b Fan 2 Low Speed
LED of Outdoor Unit E0b/E5b/EAb
Wired Controller 0b/5b/Abs
Service Kit Controller E0b Fan 2 Low Speed
Power Red Heating Defrost

Indicator Cooling Green Lamp
Indoor Wired Lamp Red Lamp Yellow Lamp
Controller
Error
Receiver On Flash Flash Flash
Indication
Applicable model：
YVOH080~180
System detects BLDC 2electrical parameter, Check if the BLDC2 is normal by calculation and comparison
Possible Causes：

 Due to strange materials’ obstruction or environment influence, the fan is so overloaded that cannot run quickly
Troubleshooting:
may occur.
Check if the BLDC2

Yes Connect BLDC2 wire plug connector to
plug connector is
mainboard CON1002 port (FAN2) correctly
disconnected or poorly
connected
No
See 6.2.2.7.
98
6.2.2.10 E0C Fan 2 Over Speed
LED of Outdoor Unit E0C/E5C/EAC
Wired Controller 0C/5C/AC
Service Kit Controller E0C Fan 2 Over Speed
Power Red Cooling Green Heating Defrost

Indoor Indicator
Lamp Lamp Red Lamp Yellow Lamp
Wired
Controller Error
Receiver Indication
Applicable model：
YVOH080~180
System detects BLDC electrical parameter, Check if the BLDC2 speeds
Possible Causes：
 BLDC2unit damage or Error

 BLDC2 unit wire plug connector and outdoor unit mainboard port are poorly connected or ports error
Troubleshooting:
may occur.
Yes
Check if the BLDC2 plug connector Connect BLDC2 wire plug connector to
is opened or poorly connected mainboard CON1002 port (FAN2) correctly
No
See 6.2.2.8.
99
6.2.2.11 E0d/E5d/EAd Compressor 1 High Pressure Cutout Trip
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E0d/E5d/EAd
Wired Controller 0d/5d/Ad
Service Kit Controller E0d/E5d/EAd Compressor 1 High Pressure Cutout Trip
Applicable Model:
YVOH080~180
Check the unit running status and the connection of high pressure switch.
Possible Causes：
 The unit high-pressure switch is disconnected or poorly connected
 High-pressure of unit operation
 Abnormal status of high pressure switch or mainboard
Troubleshooting:
may occur.
Compressor 1 High Pressure Cutout

Trip
Does the high pressure

See the High-pressure Switch Protection
trip the unit running?
No
No
Is the high pressure
Tighten the port
switch tightly plugged?
Yes
Use a millimeter to No
Replace the high-pressure switch
check the connection of
high pressure switch
Yes
100
6.2.2.12 E0E/E5E/EAE Compressor 2 High Pressure Cutout Trip
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E0E/E5E/EAE
Wired Controller 0E/5E/AE
Service Kit Controller E0E/E5E/EAE Compressor 2 High Pressure Cutout Trip
Indicator
Applicable Mode:
YVOH080~180
Check the unit running status and the connection of high pressure switch.
Possible Causes：
 The unit high-pressure switch is disconnected or poorly connected
 High-pressure of unit operation
 Abnormal status of high pressure switch or mainboard
Troubleshooting:
may occur.
Compressor 2 High Pressure Cutout Trip
Yes
Does the high pressure
See the High-pressure Switch Protection
trip the unit running?
No
No
Is the high pressure
Tighten the port
switch tightly plugged?
Yes
Use a millimeter to No
Replace the high-pressure switch
check the connection of
high pressure switch
Yes
101
6.2.2.13 E11/E61/Eb1 High Pressure Sensor Trip
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E0E/E5E/EAE
Wired Controller 0E/5E/AE
Service Kit Controller E11/E61/Eb1 High Pressure Sensor Trip
Indicator
Applicable Mode:
YVOH080~180
The high-pressure detected by high-pressure sensor is higher than 3.8MPa
Possible Causes
 Error of high-pressure sensor

 Error of outdoor unit mainboard
 System blocked or suffering excessive resistance
 High return air temperature of condensation side
 Poor heat exchange capacity of condenser
 Excessive refrigerant
Troubleshooting:
102
Begin with the following checks:

1. Full open of cut valve for outdoor unit
2. Proper connection and wiring of
high-pressure sensor
No
No Problems? Make the correction(s)
Yes
Does the high-pressure sensor

have right characteristics (Follow No Replace the high-pressure
the high-pressure sensor checks) sensor
Yes
Install a pressure gauge on the
high-pressure side and then restart the
unit
Are the values from the No

The pressure sensor drifts
monitoring software and
and needs replacing
pressure gauge the same?
Yes
Excessive exhaust pressure. See the

"Troubleshooting for Excessive Discharge Pressure"
below
103
 Excessive Discharge Pressure
Yes The high outdoor Possible

ambient Causes
temperature results
Excessive in high The temperature difference
Treatm resistance in High localexhaust
pressure drop before and after the filter,
ent pressure. The unit
piping system has a cooling branch and stinger
Measur
scope from
es Replac The cut valve Ensure
-5~52°the
C full opening of
e Fully open the cut valve
is closed cut valve
blocked
parts
Visually check the pipe
The pipe is status by pushing heat
bended or is Repair abnormal pipes
insulation cotton aside
squashed where possible
Error of Check the correctness of

outdoor unit Error of high-pressure
pressure sensor value with a
Replace control control
pressure gauge
the
pressure
sensor Error of The electrical
high-pressure Replace the high-pressure
characteristics of sensor
sensor high-pressure sensor
The pipe
is
blocked
Error of indoor Drift of high-pressure Observe the outlet and inlet
unit EEV sensor temperature changes of
indoor unit when closing and
then opening the valve by
same steps (For Cooling,
the closing increases the
Replace overheat; and for heating,
the EEV the closing increases the
body undercooling)
Error of EEV Check the coil resistance Replace the EEV coil
coil value with a multimeter
In the cooling mode, the

Remove or insulate the heat condenser (outdoor unit Other heat sources around
source from the outdoor unit heat exchanger) has an
overhigh inlet temperature
Short circuit of return air of Does the installation Eliminate the short circuit
Error of EEV
outdoor unit space of outdoor unit
body
meet the IOM
requirements
Is the outdoor ambient
High outdoor ambient temperature higher than
Heat Interference 45℃?
temperature
104
Check Item Remove the obstructions Possible Causes
In the cooling mode, the

condenser (indoor unit Does the installation space
Eliminate the short circuit of indoor unit meet the IOM
heat exchanger) has an
overhigh inlet temperature requirements
Treatment
Measures
The high outdoor ambient
Is the environment
temperature results in high Short circuit of return air of
temperature overhigh (above
exhaust pressure. The unit indoor unit
15°C) for the outdoor unit
has a heating scope from
-20~24°C
Poor condensing effect of

1. Remove the stemming; 2. condenser (Cooling: 1. Blocked heat exchanger;
Repair damaged fins outdoor heat exchanger; 2. Falling or worn fins; 3.
heating: indoor heat Blocked filters
exchanger)
1. Replace
the fan Insufficient air through the
Dirty Fan Stalls or error speed
motor; 2. heat exchanger
condenser;
Remove
High falling or worn
the
suction fins; and
obstructio
temperature blocked filter 1. Is the fan motor
n against Error of fan control (see Fan
of outdoor blades normal? 2. Do the fan
Inspection)
unit blades run normally?
Change the outdoor unit Replace the control board Is the outdoor draft direction
direction or install an air of fan against the wind direction?
director
Excessive air outlet Any obstructions at the air

Vacuumize the system and
resistance outlet?
then add the refrigerant
Check the system pressure

and temperature to confirm
Check Item
if any nitrogen or air is mixed
in the system
Non-condensable gas in the system
Adjust the refrigerant

Excessive refrigerant
charge
105
6.2.2.14 E12/E62/Eb2 Low Pressure Sensor Trip
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E12/E62/Eb2
Wired Controller 12/62/b2
Service Kit Controller E12/E62/Eb2 Low Pressure Sensor Trip
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The suction pressure detected by low pressure sensor is lower than 0.15MPa (Cooling)/ 0.1MPa (Heating)
Possible Causes
 Error of low-pressure sensor

 Low return air temperature of evaporation side
 Poor heat capacity of evaporator
 Insufficiency of refrigerant
Troubleshooting:
106

2. Proper connection and wiring of
high-pressure sensor
No
No Problems? Make the correction(s)
Yes
Does the high-pressure sensor

have right characteristics (Follow No Replace the high-pressure
the high-pressure sensor checks) sensor
Yes
Install a pressure gauge on the
high-pressure side and then restart the
unit
Are the values from the No

The pressure sensor drifts
monitoring software and
and needs replacing
pressure gauge the same?
Yes
Excessive exhaust pressure. See the

"Troubleshooting for Excessive Discharge Pressure"
below
107
 Low Suction Pressur
Yes Treatment Possible

Measures Causes
Observe the outlet and inlet

temperature changes of
indoor unit when closing and
In the heating mode, the then opening the valve by
Replace the EEV electric expansion action of same steps (For Cooling, the
indoor unit is abnormal closing increases the overheat;
and for heating, the closing
increases the undercooling)
Check the coil resistance

Replace the EEV coil Error of EEV body value with a multimeter
Check Item
1. The location of coil

Error of EEV temperature sensor; 2.
Properly Error of EEV coil
control Connection of PCB
install the
temperature sensor
indoor unit
coil
temperatur Improper The electric characteristics
e sensor location of Abnormal reading of of thermosensitive
indoor unit coil temperature sensor resistance
temperature
sensor In the heating mode, the Follow the checks on EEV of
Replace the EEV electric expansion action of indoor unit
outdoor unit is abnormal
Error of outdoor unit EEV The resistance value of coil
Replace the EEV coil body
Error of EEV The electric characteristics

control Error of EEV coil
of pressure sensor
Check the correctness of

Replace the
Replace the low-pressure Error of pressure sensor pressure sensor value with a
temperature sensor
sensor Replace pressure gauge
the
pressure Properly tighten
sensor the subentry Drift of low-pressure Improper installation location
temperature sensor of temperature sensor
sensor
The electric characteristics

Improper location of gas of thermosensitive
Replace the subentry temperature
temperature resistance
sensor
sensor
108
Abnormal reading of temperature sensor Dirty evaporator Possible

Causes
Excessive
piping Lack of circulating volume
Proper pipe length
resistance of refrigerant
Install the
piping Visually check the pipe
The pipe is too
system in The cut valve is closed status by pushing heat
long or too thin
light of insulation cotton aside
Excessive air IOM
outlet requireme The temperature difference
The pipe bends
resistance nts before and after the filter,
or is squashed Repair abnormal pipes
branch and stinger
The pipe is Ensure the full open of cut

blocked Replace blocked parts
valve
The refrigerant volume in the

Supplement the refrigerant Open the cut valve
system
Poor effects of evaporator

cooling: indoor unit heat Is the air filter or heat
Clean the air filter or heat
exchanger; heating:
exchanger exchanger dirty or blocked?
outdoor unit heat
exchanger)
Falling or worn fins of heat

Repair falling fins or replace Check Item
the worn heat exchanger exchanger
1. Does the heat exchanger

bottom submerge into the
Remove the water or ice The heat exchanger is
water that is not drained off;
damaged
2. Does the heat exchanger
Treatment surface have ice?
Measures
Insufficient air The heat exchanger

Check Fan motor
flow surface has water or ice
Eliminate the Turn off and rotate the fan to

Stall or speed-down of fan
Repair or fan resistance check the running status
replace
the fan
motor Replace the fan
Excessive resistance of Check the input voltage and
control board
fan current of fan
Remove the Abnormal fan speeder Any obstructions at the air

obstructions outlet?
109
6.2.2.15 E13/E63/Eb3 High Pressure Cutout Trip
Error Code Display:

Service Kit Controller E13/E63/Eb3 High Pressure Cutout Trip
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detects that the high pressure switch is open;
The trip pressure is 4.0±0.05MPa
The recovered pressure is 3.1±0.05MPa
Possible Causes
 Error of high pressure switch

 Too low condensing temperature
Troubleshooting:
110

1. Full open of cut valve for
outdoor unit
2. Proper connection and wiring
of high-pressure sensor
No
No Problem? Make the correction(s)
Yes
Install a pressure gauge on the high-pressure

side needle valve nearest to the high-pressure
switch and restart the unit
Is the reading of pressure

Does the Yes gauge on the high-pressure Yes
The high-pressure
high-pressure side lower the normal scope
switch drifts and
switch protection of high pressure switch
replace it
repeat? (4.0±0.05MPa) when the
protection repeats?
No
No
Excessive discharge pressure. See

"Troubleshooting for Excessive
discharge Pressure" in 6.2.2.13
111
6.2.2.16 E15/E65/Eb5 Low Pressure Sensor Extreme Low Pressure Trip
Error Code Display:

Service Kit Controller E15/E65/Eb5 Low Pressure Sensor Extreme Low Pressure Trip
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The suction pressure detected by low pressure sensor is lower than 0.1MPa (Cooling)/ 0.05MPa (Heating)
Possible Causes
 Error of low pressure sensor

 System is blocked or suffering excessive resistance
 Low return air temperature at evaporator side
 Poor heat capacity of evaporator
 Insufficiency of refrigerant
Troubleshooting:
For troubleshooting method and procedures, see 6.2.2.14 E12/E62/Eb2 Low Pressure Sensor Trip
112
6.2.2.17 E16/E66/Eb6 High Pressure Sensor Trip Frequently
Error Code Display:

Service Kit Controller E16/E66/Eb6 High Pressure Sensor Trip Frequently
Indicator
Applicable Mode:
YVOH080~180
The high pressure detected by the high pressure sensor is higher than 3.8MPa. Unit will be locked after high pressure
senser trips 3 times in 30 minutes. Re-energize the unit to unlock the unit.
Possible Causes
 Error of high-pressure sensor

Troubleshooting:
For troubleshooting method and procedures, see 6.2.2.13 E11/E61/Eb1 High Pressure Sensor Trip
113
6.2.2.18 E17/E67/Eb7 Low Pressure Sensor Trip Frequently
Error Code Display:

Service Kit Controller E17/E67/Eb7 Low Pressure Sensor Trip Frequently
Indicator
Applicable Mode:
YVOH080~180
The suction pressure detected by low-pressure sensor is low than 0.15MPa (cooling)/0.1MPa (heating). Unit will be
locked after the low pressure sensor trips 3 times in 30 minutes. Re-energize the unit to unlock the unit.
Possible Causes
 Error of high pressure sensor

Troubleshooting:
For troubleshooting method and procedures, see 6.2.2.14 E12/E62/Eb2 Low Pressure Sensor Trip
114
6.2.2.19 E18/E68/Eb8 High Pressure Cutout Trip Frequently
Error Code Display:

Service Kit Controller E18/E68/Eb8 High Pressure Cutout Trip Frequently
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detects that the high-pressure switch is open;
The operation pressure of high-pressure switch: 4.0±0.05MPa
The error repeats 3 times in 30, the unit will be locked. Re-energize the unit to unlock the unit.
Possible Causes
 Error of high pressure switch

 High temperature at condenser side
Troubleshooting:
For troubleshooting method and procedures, see 6.2.2.15 E13/E63/Eb3 High Pressure Cutout Trip
115
6.2.2.20 E1A/E6A/EbA Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Trip
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E1A/E6A/EbA
Wired Controller 1A/6A/bar
Service Kit Controller E1A/E6A/EbA Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Trip
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The discharge temperature detected by discharge temperature sensor has been over 113℃ for 30s or 115℃; The unit
shuts down for protection.
Possible Causes
 Error of discharge temperature sensor

 The cut valve is not opened
 Lack of refrigerant
Troubleshooting:
116

2. Proper connection and wiring of high-pressure
sensor
No
Make the correction(s) and
No Problems?
replace the wire harness if
necessary
Yes
Check the electrical resistance property of Discharge

temperature sensor (see the Temperature Sensor
Inspection in 6.3.5)
Is the temperature and electrical No

Replace the Discharge
resistance property of
temperature sensor
temperature sensor normal?
Yes
Is the refrigerant Yes Supplement the refrigerant

sufficient? properly
No
The outdoor unit mainboard is abnormal

and replace the mainboard
117
6.2.2.21 E1b/E6b/Ebb Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Trip Frequently
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E1b/E6b/Ebb
Wired Controller 1b/6b/bb
Service Kit Controller E1b/E6b/Ebb Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Trip Frequently
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The compressor discharge temperature detected by Discharge temperature sensor has been over 113℃ for 30s or 115℃
Three repeated errors in 60 minutes will cause the unit locked. To unlock it, re-energize the unit.
Possible Causes
 Error of Discharge temperature sensor

 The cut valve is not opened
 Lack of refrigerant
Troubleshooting:
For the troubleshooting method and procedures, see ―6.2.2.20 E1A/E6A/EbA Compressor 1 Discharge Limit
Temperature Trip.
118
6.2.2.22 E1C/E6C/EbC Compressor 1 Driver Trip Frequently
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E1C/E6C/EbC
Wired Controller 1C/6C/bC
Service Kit Controller E1C/E6C/EbC Compressor 1 Driver Trip Frequently
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
Repeated alarms by inverter driver are detected by mainboard
Possible Causes
 Strong interference source around the outdoor unit

 Error of compressor driver
 Mainboard error
 Abnormality of BLDC fan and its driver
 Abnormality of compressor
 Abnormality of pipes or wires
Troubleshooting:
119

2. Proper connection and wiring of high-pressure sensor
3. Is the supply voltage proper?
No Make the correction(s) and replace

No problems?
the wire harness if necessary
Yes
Replace the compressor driver

 The compressor damages
Obvious burn marks or come along the driver
Yes damages. After replacing
damages (burned black,
cracks or deformation) of the compressor, check and
compressor driver? ensure that the compressor
is in order before powering
up.
No
 The compressor damages
Abnormality of 3-phase
Yes Yes come along the driver
coil resistance of damages. After replacing
compressor (see 6.3.1)? the compressor, check and
ensure that the driver is in
order before powering up.
No
Abnormality of BLDC
Yes Yes
fan, driver, blade, fresh
Eliminate the abnormalities
air grill (see 6.3.2 and
6.3.3)
No
Is there any strong interference

source (high-voltage and Yes Insulate the interference
high-frequency switch) around source
the outdoor unit?

 The compressor damages come
No along the driver damages. After
replacing the compressor, check and
ensure that the compressor is in
order before powering up.
120
6.2.2.23 E1d/E6d/Ebd Compressor 1 Driver Communication Trip
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E1d/E6d/Ebd
Wired Controller 1d/6d/bd
Service Kit Controller E1d/E6d/Ebd Compressor 1 Driver Communication Trip
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The communications between the mainboard and compressor driver disrupts over 15s. The compressor driver fails to
respond or normally respond the data from the mainboard.
Possible Causes
 Abnormality of communication line or terminals between the mainboard and inverter driver
 Strong interference source around
 Damage of inverter driver circuit board
 Abnormality of mainboard circuit board
Troubleshooting:
121
Disconnection or bad connection

Correctly connect the
of communication line connector? No
communication lines to the
(From P201 on the mainboard to
corresponding ports
CN614 of driver)
Yes
Damages or w/f of Yes

Replace the communication line
communication lines?
No
Is the voltage of port P201 No Replace the outdoor unit

normal? (See the right
figure) mainboard
Yes
Is there any strong interference

Yes
source (high-voltage and
high-frequency switch) around Insulate the interference source
the outdoor unit?
No
Site causes: 1. electromagnetic

Power on and check if the No
interference or momentary
error alarm repeats interruption; 2.power on in 1 minute
after power off
Yes
Does the driver support Yes Replace the outdoor unit

communication error
alarms? mainboard
No
122
6.2.2.24 E1E/E6E/EbE Fan 1 Trip Frequently
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E1E/E6E/EbE
Wired Controller 1E/6E/bE
Service Kit Controller E1E/E6E/EbE Fan 1 Trip Frequently
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The system concludes by calculating and comparing the detected electrical parameter of BLDC.
Possible Causes
 Damages or breakdown of BLDC motor

 Bad connection between the connector of motor wiring harness and outdoor unit board or error of terminal
123
 Stall or speed-down of fan due to obstructions or external environmental influences
Troubleshooting:
Warning: Shut down the power before any repair, or component
For the troubleshooting procedure and method, see 6.2.2.7 E09 Fan1 Low Speed and 6.2.2.8 E0A Fan 1 Over Speed
6.2.2.25 E1F/E6F/EbF Fan 2 Trip Frequently
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E1F/E6F/EbF
Wired Controller 1F/6F/bF
Service Kit Controller E1F/E6F/EbF Fan 2 Trip Frequently
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH80~180
The system concludes by calculating and comparing the detected electrical parameter of BLDC2.
Possible Causes
 Damages or breakdown of BLDC motor

 Bad connection between the connector of motor wiring harness and outdoor unit board or error of terminal
 Block or speed-down of fan due to obstructions or external environmental influences
Troubleshooting:
Warning: Cut off the power before any operation, and otherwise component damages or electric shock
may occur.
For the troubleshooting procedure and method, see 6.2.2.9 E0b Fan 2 Low peed and ―6.2.2.10 E0C Fan 2 Over Speed
124
6.2.2.26 EF1 Address Error on Indoor Unit Distribution
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit EF1
Wired Controller EF1
Service Kit Controller EF1 Address Error on Indoor Unit Distribution
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The setting quantity of indoor units is higher than the quantity of actual connected indoor unit when indoor address
allocation. Or there is an error on communication between indoor units and outdoor units.
Possible Causes
 Indoor units are powered off

 Incompatibility between indoor unit and outdoor unit
 Poor connections of communication lines (short circuit, open circuit, inverted sequence)
 Poor connections of indoor unit communication terminal
 Poor connections of outdoor unit communication terminal
 Indoor unit mainboard error
 Outdoor unit mainboard error
Troubleshooting:
125
No
Is the indoor unit Energize the indoor unit
energized?
Yes
Does the address distribution No Follow the procedure to distribute the
follow the procedure? address again
Yes
No
Is the outdoor unit compatible Replace the indoor unit
with the indoor unit?
Yes
Is it poor communicating connection Yes

between ODU and IDU? Does any Re-connect the communication line
short-circuit, open circuit exist?
No
Yes
Replace or re-plug the Amphenol
Is the communication terminal of
indoor unit in poor connection? connector of indoor unit
No
Yes
Is the communication terminal of Replace or re-plug the Amphenol
outdoor unit in poor connection? connector of outdoor unit
No
Yes
Skip the first indoor unit and others The mainboard of the first indoor unit is in error
communicate normally and replace it
No
126
6.2.2.27 EF2 Communication Error on All Indoor Units
Error Code Display:

Wired Controller F2
Service Kit Controller EF2 Communication Error on All Indoor Units
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
Do the return circuits of system power line and communication work normally?
Possible Causes
 Indoor units are powered off

 Poor connections of communication lines (short circuit, open circuit, inverted sequence)
 Poor connections of indoor unit communication terminal
 Poor connectionsof outdoor unit communication terminal
 Indoor unit mainboard error
Troubleshooting:
127
No
Is the indoor unit energized? Energize the indoor unit
Yes
Yes
Is the connection of
Re-connect the communication line
communication line
poor? Does short
No
circuit, open circuit
or inverted
sequence exist?
Is it poor communicating Yes Replace and re-plug the Amphenol connector
connection between ODU and
of indoor unit
IDU? Does any short-circuit, open
circuit exist?
No
Is the connection of Yes

Replace and re-plug the Amphenol connector
communication terminal of
of outdoor unit
outdoor unit poor?
No
Skip the first indoor unit and Yes The mainboard of the first indoor unit is in error
others communicate normally and replace it
No
128
6.2.2.28 EF3 Very Few Active Indoor Unit
Error Code Display:

Wired Controller F3
Service Kit Controller EF3 Very Few Active Indoor Unit
Indoor Wireless Cooling Green Heating Red Defrosting Yellow
Indicator Power Red Lamp
Controller Lamp Lamp Lamp
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The quantity of allocated indoor units is very less.
Possible Causes
 Less than 50% of configuration rate of indoor units

 Some indoor units are not energized
 Poor connections of communication lines between indoor units
 Poor connections of communication terminal of indoor unit
 Mainboards of some indoor units are damaged
Troubleshooting:
129
Yes
Less than 50% of configuration Configure the indoor and outdoor units
rate of indoor units according to configuration rate (50% to 130%)
Yes
No
Are all indoor units
Energize all indoor units
energized?
Yes
Is the connection of communication line Yes

between indoor units poor? Any short circuit, Energize all indoor units
open circuit or inverted sequence
No
Poor connection of Yes

Replace and re-plug the communication
communication terminal of
terminal of indoor units
indoor unit
No
Replace the indoor unit mainboard
130
6.2.2.29 EF9 Communication Error on Unit 2
Error Code Display:

Wired Controller F9
Service Kit Controller EF9 Communication Error on Unit 2
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
Do the return circuits of outdoor unit 2 power line and communication work normally?
Possible Causes
 Outdoor unit 2 is not energized

 There are short-circuit, open circuit, etc. on communication lines between outdoor units
 Outdoor unit 2 mainboard error.
Troubleshooting:
No
Is the outdoor unit 2
Energize the outdoor unit 2
energized?
Yes
Do the communication lines

Yes Do the X, Y communication lines meet
between outdoor units have
the requirements
poor connections?
No

mainboard
131
6.2.2.30 EFA Communication Error on Unit 3
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit EFA
Wired Controller FA
Service Kit Controller EFA Communication Error on Unit 3
Power Red Cooling Green Heating Red Defrosting Yellow
Indicator
Indoor Wireless Controller Lamp Lamp Lamp Lamp
Receiver Error
Indication
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
Do the return circuits of outdoor unit 3 power line and communication work normally?
Possible Causes
 Outdoor unit 3is not energized

 There are short-circuit, open circuit, etc. oncommunication lines between outdoor units
 Outdoor unit 3 mainboard error
Troubleshooting:
No
Is the outdoor unit 3
energized? Energize the outdoor unit 3
Yes
Do the communication lines

Yes Do the X, Y communication lines meet
between outdoor units have
the requirements
poor connections?
No

mainboard
132
6.2.2.31 EFb System Running-Time Limit
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit EFb
Wired Controller Fb
Service Kit Controller EFb System Running-Time Limit
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The total running hours of unit exceeds the limitation.
Possible Causes
 Set a wrong running-time limt ( No set by factory. Wrong operation in the field.)
 The running hours of units exceed the limitation
Troubleshooting:
Use the monitoring software Yes

Follow the setting instructions of monitoring
to check the running-time
software to set the time to zero
limit
No
Yes
Has the running hour
Re-set the time limitation
exceeded the limitation?
No
Refresh the outdoor software
133
6.2.2.32 E21/E71/EC1 Driver Hardware Over Current
Error Code Display:

LED of Outdoor Unit E21/E71/EC1
Wired Controller 21/71/C1
Service Kit Controller E21/E71/EC1 Driver Hardware Over Current
Indicator
Applicable Model
YVOH080~180
The driver hardware has overcurrent protection function, which will automatically cut off the output to prevent driver
damages when an error occurs. The error of driver results in the stop of compressor and the driver starts the overcurrent
protection.
 Compressor driver PIM is damaged or abnormal
 PIM driver chip is damaged or abnormal
 Switching power supply of driver is damaged or abnormal
 Compressor internal coil is short-circuited
 Compressor wiring harness is short-circuited
Troubleshooting:
Warning: Cut off the power before any operation,

and otherwise part damage or electric shock may occur.
134
Check if the connections of the NO Correct the connection according to

power, compressor, and driver are
the circuit diagram
right (see right picture)
Yes
Check if the compressor driver Replace the compressor driver

Yes  Compressor driver breakdown always leads to a
circuit has obvious burn-signs (burn
mark, cracks, deformation, compressor breakdown. After changing the driver,
components burst and molten tin, re-check the compressor before it is powered on to make
etc.)
sure the compressor works normally
NO
Check if the compressor three Yes

Re-connect the circuit, replace the wire if
phase connection ends are short
necessary
circuited
Yes
NO
Re-energize the unit
and
Yes check the Fake protection due to strong interference
existence of error？
Yes
Replace the driver, energize NO

the unit, start the unit and then Exit operations
check the existence of error
Yes
Use a millimeter to check if the

Yes
compressor coil works normally Check the compressor for vibration,
noise and running status
(see the following table)
NO
Replace the compressor
135
6.2.2.33 E22/E72/EC2 Compressor Driver Failure
Error Code Display:
Outdoor motor LED E22/E72/EC2
Service Kit Controller E22/E72/EC2 Compressor Driver Failure
Indoor Power Heating Defrost

Wired Red Lamp Red Lamp Yellow Lamp
Controller
Receiving Error Indication On Flash Flash Flash
Window
Applicable model:
YVOH080~180
The driver tries to startup the compressor 3 times at 15 seconds intervals. If the driver fails to driver the compressor
three times because of phase loss, out of step, or hardware damage, the compressor will be stopped immediately to
protect correlated components.
Possible Causes:
 The three phase of compressor is opned, short-circuited or poor connection

 Wrong order of compressor coil
 Compressor is damaged
 Startup at no-load or high pressure differential
 Compressor driver fault
 Power supply is abnormal or poor circuit
Troubleshooting:
may occur.
136
Begin with the following checks:1.Whether

power supply voltage is normal.2.Whether
system circuit is short circuited, open circuited,
damaged, poorly connected or coil is wrong
ordered or terminals are damaged.3.Whether cut
valve is opened
No
Correct the improper
Whether the above checks have been
parts, and replace the
confirmed no errors?
wire if necessary
Yes
YES
Check if the compressor driver circuit has obvious Replace the

burn or damage compressor driver
Compressor driver breakdown always leads to a

compressor breakdown. After changing the driver,
No re-check the compressor before it is powered on
to make sure the compressor works normally.
No
Power-on and standby, check if the driver DC generatrix Replace the

voltage is normal (483-646DVC) compressor driver
Compressor driver breakdown always leads

to a compressor breakdown. After changing
the driver, re-check the compressor before it
Yes is powered on to make sure the compressor
works normally.
Yes
Disconnect the compressor coil, and check if three- Replace the

phase coil resistance is normal (refer to 6.3.1) compressor

the driver, re-check the compressor before it
No is powered on to make sure the compressor
works normally.
Yes
Make related
Check if the system is abnormal (refer
rectification according
to 4.4.3)
to errors
No
Check compressor: vibration, noise,

running conditions, etc.
137
6.2.2.34 E23/E73/EC3 Compressor Over Current

Service Kit Controller E23/E73/EC3 Compressor Over Current
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
When the phase current from the driver to the compressor is over the setpoint, the compressor will shut down
immediately and the driver enters the compressor overcurrent protection mode. The setpoint is 36A (Peak value)
Possible Causes
 Compressor overload
 Phase loss or short circuit of compress 3-phase wire
 Oil shortage of compressor
 Bad status of compressor driver board
Troubleshooting:
Warning: Cut off the power before any operation, and otherwise the component damage or electric
shock may occur.
138
Begin with the following checks:1. whether power

supply voltage is normal.2 Whether system circuit is
short circuited, open circuited, damaged, poorly
connected or coil is wrong ordered or terminals are
damaged.3. Whether cut valve is opened
No
Correct the improper
Whether the above checks have been confirmed no errors? parts, and replace the wire
if necessary
Yes
Yes
Check if the compressor driver circuit has obvious Replace the compressor
burn or damage Drive
Compressor damage comes along with

driver damage. After changing the
No compressor, re-check the driver before it is
powered on to make sure the driver works
normally.
Yes
Check if the compressor coil resistance is normal (refer to Replace the compressor
6.3.1)

No compressor, re-check the driver before it is
powered on to make sure the driver works
normally.
No
Energize the compressor to check if the current
Normal
is still over 36A
 Onsite causes: momentary power outage or phase loss

Yes  Check the compressor
NO
Replace the driver and energize the
System or compressor
compressor to check the error.
causes:
Yes  System abnormal checking

 Check the compressor for vibration,
noise and replace it if necessary.
Exit operations
139
6.2.2.35 E24/E74/EC4 Input Power Phase Loss

Service Kit Controller E24/E74/EC4 Input Power Phase Loss
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
Absence of any one of the three phase causes immediate shut down of compressor. The driver enters the input power
phase loss protection.
Possible Causes
 phase loss of AC power input

 Poor connection of input wire of driver
 Wave filter error
 Driver error
Troubleshooting:
Warning: Cut off the power before any

operation, and otherwise the component damage or
electric shock may occur.
140
No No Check if the fan

Check if the fan single- related wire is
Power on the unit, check if three-phase AC
phase power is normal short-circuited,
power supply voltage is normal (RS, RT, ST:
(197V-264V) poorly connected
342 ~ 457VAC) with a multimeter
or has other errors
Yes Yes
Disconnect unit power wire, check

if external three-phase AC power
supply has errors, e.g., phase
loss, breaker damage, etc.
Yes
Check if unit power wire is open- circuited, short Correct the power wire, replace
circuited or poorly connected with a multimeter the wire if necessary
No
Yes
Check if the system wire has short circuit, Correct the wire, replace the
wrong order and terminal looseness. wire if necessary
No
Yes
Check if three-phase power input terminal fuse

Replace the fuse with the same model.
has fused on the driver board with a multimeter
No
No
Check if three-phase power input terminal

Replace the filter board
voltage is normal on the driver board.
Yes
Yes
Connect unit power wire correctly. Power on

Replace the compressor driver:
and run test, check if the error alarm still occurs
Compressor driver breakdown always leads to a

No compressor breakdown. After changing the driver,
re-check the compressor before it is powered on
to make sure the compressor works normally.
Exit operations. Error may occur

because of the instantaneous
serious imbalance between the
three-phase grids or phase losses.
141
6.2.2.36 E25/E75/EC5 Compressor Phase Current Detection Failure

Service Kit Controller E25/E75/EC5 Compressor Phase Current Detection Failure
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
When the return circuit for compressor phase current sampling is open circuit or short circuit, enter the compressor
phase current detection protection.
Possible Causes
 Open circuit of return circuit for compressor phase current sampling

 Phase loss or short circuit of compressor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
142
Begin with the following checks:1Whether

the power supply voltage is normal.2.
Whether the system circuit is short
circuited, open circuited, damaged, poorly
connected, or the coil is wrong ordered, or
terminals are damaged.3. Whether cut
valve is opened
No
Whether the above checks have been Correct improper parts, and
confirmed no errors? replace the wire if necessary.
Yes
Yes
Check if the compressor driver circuit has

obvious burn or damage

No the driver, re-check the compressor before it
is powered on to make sure the compressor
works normally.
Yes
Check if the compressor three-phase coil
Replace the compressor
resistance is normal (refer to 6.3.1)

No compressor, re-check the driver before it
is powered on to make sure the driver
works normally.
Yes
Power on the outdoor unit, and check if the
error still occurs during standby
No
Yes
Start compressor, and check if the error
alarm still occurs..
No
Exit operations. Maybe it is site interference that

brings fake protection
143
6.2.2.37 E26/E76/EC6 Driver Overheat

LED of Outdoor Unit E26/E76/ EC6
Service Kit Controller E26/E76/EC6 Driver Overheat
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The PIM temperature detected by the driver is over the protection value (105℃) and the driver enters the driver
overheat protection mode.
Possible Causes
 Outdoor fan is abnormal

 Fresh air inlet of outdoor unit is blocked
 Heavy dust on heat exchanger and it is blocked
 Heavy dust on heat sink of inverter driver
 PIM modular is damaged
 Driver is damaged
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
144
Yes 1. Eliminate outdoor return circuit or airflow

Checkup:1. Check if the outdoor unit surrounding airflow is disturbed.2. interference.
Check if the outdoor ambient temperature is too high (exceed 52℃) 2. Highest temperature of running this
outdoor unit is 52℃
No
Yes
Check if the air outlet of the outdoor unit Remove the blockage; make sure that air
inverter driver heat sink is blocked outlet is unobstructed
No
Yes
Check if the inverter driver heat sink fins has Remove the deposit on the heat sink fin
deposit surface, and clean the surface
No
Yes
Check if the outdoor fan or blade is normal (refer to

4.5.3 outdoor fan checkup)
No
Yes
Electrify again and re-start outdoor unit, check if that error
Replace inverter driver control board
still occurs
No
Check completed, maybe the site causes the temperature rises, do the following
checks:
· Check if the heat sink surface is dirty
· Check if the surrounding of outdoor unit is return circuit
· Check if the outdoor ambient temperature is too high(exceeding 52℃)
· Check if the heat sink fresh air outlet is blocked
· Check if the outdoor fan is suffocated
145
6.2.2.38 E28/E78/EC8 DC-BUS Over Voltage

Service Kit Controller E28/E78/EC8 DC-BUS Over Voltage
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
When the DC-BUS voltage is higher than the protection setpoint, the compressor will stop, and the driver will be in
DC-BUS over Voltage Protection mode. (The protection setpoint is 700VDC)
Possible Causes
 AC input-voltage is too high

 Compressor unloads much suddenly
 Compressor driver is abnormal
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
146
Yes
Check if the three-phase AC input voltage is higher Adjust voltage to normal

than normal scope with a multimeter (≥495VAC) scope:342V～457VAC
No
Yes
Power on and standby, Check if the DC generatrix voltage Check if the three-phase
is too high with a multimeter（VDC≥700VDC）？ AC voltage is normal
No
Yes
Start compressor, and check if the DC generatrix voltage is Check if the three-phase
too high with a multimeter (VDC≥700VDC) AC voltage is normal
No
Yes
Check if the error still occurs Replace the compressor driver
Compressor driver breakdown always leads to the

NO compressor breakdown. After changing the driver, re-check
the compressor before power on to make sure the
compressor works normally.
Exit operations. Maybe the momentary fluctuation of
the power grid leads to the error.
147
6.2.2.39 E29/E79/EC9 DC DC-BUS Under Voltage

Service Kit Controller E29/E79/EC9 DC-BUS Under Voltage
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
When the DC-BUS voltage is less than the protection setpoint, the compressor will stop, and the driver will be in
DC-BUS Under Voltage Protection mode. (The protection setpoint is 380VDC)
Possible Causes
 AC input-voltage is too low

 Compressor driver is damaged
 Power grid powers off momentarily or supply voltage is unstable
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
148
Begin with the following checks
1. Whether the supply power voltage is normal
2. Whether the system circuit is short circuited, open circuited, damaged,
poorly connected, or the coil is wrong ordered, or the terminals are
damaged
No
Whether the above checks have been confirmed no errors? Correct the improper parts, and
replace the wire if necessary
Yes
Yes

re-check the compressor before power on to make
sure the compressor works normally.
Yes Check if the three- Yes

Electrify and standby, check if the phase AC voltage
Adjust input voltage
driver DC generatrix voltage is too is lower than
normal scope: 342V-
low (≤380VDC) normal scope
457VAC
again with the
multimeter
No NO
No No
Start compressor and Check if the DC Check if the error
Exit operations
generatrix voltage is too low (≤380VDC) alarm still occurs.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Check if the three-phase voltage is lower Adjust input voltage
than normal scope (≤269VDC) with a to normal scope:
multimeter 342V-457VDC
No
Replace the
compressor driver
NO 1.Compressor alarms when it starts

Replace driver, re-start compressor, and check if Check the compressor and its wire
the error has been eliminated 2.Compressor alarms after it starts
Replace the wire, maybe due to poor connection
Yes
Exit operations
149
6.2.2.40 E2A/E7A/ECA Input Under Voltage

LED of Outdoor Unit E2A/E7A/ECA
Wired Controller 2A/7A/CA
Service Kit Controller E2A/E7A/ECA Input Under Voltage
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
When the driver input voltage is less than the protection setpoint for specified time, the compressor will stop, and the
driver will be in Input Under Voltage Protection mode. (The protection setpoint is 268VDC)
Possible Causes
 AC supply voltage is too low

 Compressor driver error
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
150
Begin with the following checks
1. Whether the supply power voltage is normal
2. Whether the system circuit is short circuited, open circuited, damaged,
poorly connected, or the coil is wrong ordered, or the terminals are
damaged
No
Whether the above checks have been confirmed no errors? Correct the improper parts, and
replace the wire if necessary
Yes
Yes

Yes Check if the three- Yes

Electrify and standby, check if the phase AC voltage
Adjust input voltage
driver DC generatrix voltage is too is lower than
normal scope: 342V-
low (≤380VDC) normal scope
457VAC
again with the
multimeter
No NO
No No
Start compressor and Check if the DC Check if the error
Exit operations
generatrix voltage is too low (≤380VDC) alarm still occurs.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Check if the three-phase voltage is lower Adjust input voltage
than normal scope (≤269VDC) with a to normal scope:
multimeter 342V-457VDC
No
NO 1.Compressor alarms when it starts

Replace driver, re-start compressor, and check if Check the compressor and its wire
the error has been eliminated 2.Compressor alarms after it starts
Replace the wire, maybe due to poor connection
Yes
Exit operations
151
6.2.2.41 E2C/E7C/ECC Driver Internal Failure 1

LED of Outdoor Unit E2C/E7C/ECC
Wired Controller 2C/7C/CC
Service Kit Controller E2C/E7C/ECC Driver Internal Failure 1
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180lar
When the input voltage sampling return circuit of driver modular is open or short circuited, the voltage sensor sampling
error protection will be triggered.
Possible Causes
 Error of Input voltage sampling return circuit for driver modular

 The supply voltage exceeds the range of application
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
Use a millimeter to check if

the three-phase AC input Regulate the voltage to the normal
No
voltage is normal (three scope: 342V～457VAC
phase current: 342V to
457VAC)
Yes Replace the compressor driver

 Compressor driver breakdown always leads to the

152
6.2.2.42 E2E/E7E/ECE Temperature Detection Failure

LED of Outdoor Unit E2E/E7E/ECE
Wired Controller 2E/7E/CE
Service Kit Controller E2E/E7E/ECE Temperature Detection Failure
Indoor Cooling Green Defrosting Yellow
Indicator Power Red Lamp Heating Red Lamp
Wireless Lamp Lamp
Controller
Receiver
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
When the PIM temperature sensor is opened, short-circuited or abnormal, the driver enters Temperature Detection
Failure protection.
Possible Causes
 PIM temperature sensore is damaged

 Driver board error
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
Power off and then No

power on the outdoor Properly a fake protection caused by
unit to check if the interference
error repeats
Yes
Re-energize the unit Yes

after replacing the driver
Replace the driver board
board and check if the
error repeats
No
re-check the compressor before power on to make sure
the compressor works normally.


153
6.2.2.43 E2F/E7F/ECF Driver Internal Failure 2

LED of Outdoor Unit E2F/E7F/EFixed
Wired Controller 2F/7F/Fixed
Service Kit Controller E2F/7F/ECF Driver Internal Failure 2
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The communication disruption or errors between DSP and NEC lasts over the limitation (15s).
Possible Causes
 Strong interference source around the outdoor unit

 Driver error
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
Is the Power supply voltage normal?

Does the system wire have any short or Yes
Make the corrections and replace
open circuit, wearout, damage, poor the wire harness when necessary
connection or wrong sequence?
No
Any strong interference Yes

Cut down or insulate the
source around the outdoor
interference source
unit?
No Replace the compressor driver

re-check the compressor before power on to make sure
the compressor works normally.

154
6.2.2.44 E30/E80/ED0 Driver and Controller Communication Failure

LED of Outdoor Unit E30/E80/ED0
Wired Controller 30/80/D0
Service Kit Controller E30/E80/ED0 Driver and Controller Communication Failure
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The communication disruption between the mainboard and compressor driver lasts over 15s. The compressor driver
receives no data or illegal data from the mainboard.
Possible Causes
 Loose, damage or wrong sequence on communication lines between the mainboard and the driver
 Outdoor unit driver error
 Strong interference around the outdoor unit
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
For troubleshooting method and procedures, see 6.2.2.23 E1d Compressor 1 Driver Communication Trip.
155
6.2.2.45 E41/E91/EE1 High Pressure Sensor Fault

LED of Outdoor Unit E41/E91/EE1
Wired Controller 41/91/E1
Service Kit Controller E41/E91/EE1 High Pressure Sensor Fault
Indicator
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detects the electrical parameter of pressure sensor to judge its status
Possible Causes
 Error on the high pressure sensor or wire harness

 Wrong or poor connection of high pressure sensor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
156
No
Check if the High Pressure Connect High Pressure Sensor
Sensor connects to mainboard to mainboard AL1port, re-start
port AL1 firmly system
Yes
No
Check if the voltage Sensor wire is Replace the High Pressure
normal Sensor connecting wire
Yes
Yes
Check if the there is water, impurities,

Eliminate impurities
etc. In wire and compressor
No
No
Check if the input voltage (right picture1,3 Replace the outdoor
pin-out) of High Pressure Sensor is normal unit mainboard
Yes
Replace voltage Sensor
157
6.2.2.46 E42/E92/EE2 Low Pressure Sensor Fault

Service Kit Controller E42/E92/EE2 Low Pressure Sensor Fault
Indicator
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detects the electrical parameter of pressure sensor to judge its status
Possible Causes
 Error on low-pressure sensor or wire harness

 Wrong or poor connection of high pressure sensor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
158
No
Check if the Low Pressure Connect Low Pressure Sensor
Sensor connects to mainboard to mainboard AL2port, re-start
port AL2 firmly system
Yes
NO
Check if the voltage Sensor wire is Replace the Low Pressure
normal Sensor connecting wire
Yes
Yes
Check if the there is water, impurities, Eliminate

etc. In wire and compressor impurities
No
No
Replace the
Check if the input voltage (right picture1,3
outdoor unit
pin-out) of High Pressure Sensor is normal
mainboard
Yes
Replace voltage
Sensor
159
6.2.2.47 E43/E93/EE3 Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Sensor Fault

Service Kit Controller E43/E93/EE3 Compressor 1 Discharge Limit Temperature Sensor Fault
Indicator
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard judges the status of compressor Discharge temperature sensor on the detected sensor
resistance
Possible Causes
 The thermistor of the discharge temperature sensor is damaged

 Wearout of temperature sensor wire harness
 Poor connection or loose on terminals of A13 port or temperature sensor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
160
Check if the discharge temperature No Connect discharge temperature

Sensor (DLT) connects to mainboard port Sensor (DLT) to mainboard
AL3 firmly AL3port, re-start system
Yes
No
Check if the discharge temperature Sensor Replace discharge temperature
(DLT) wire is normal Sensor (DLT) connecting wire
Yes
Check if the resistance is normal after NO

disconnecting temperature plug from the
Replace temperature Sensor
mainboard (refer to 6.3.5check up of
temperature Sensor)
Yes
161
6.2.2.48 E46/E96/EE6 Outdoor ambient temperature Sensor Fault

Service Kit Controller E46/E96/EE6 Outdoor ambient temperature Sensor Fault
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detects the resistance of outdoor ambient temperature sensor to judge it is normal or not.
Possible Causes
 The thermistor of the outdoor ambient temperature sensor is damaged

 Poor connection or loose on terminals of ports Al4 and Al5 or temperature sensor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
162
Check if the temperature Sensor connects No Connect the environment

to mainboard port AL4 AL5 AL6 firmly temperature Sensor to mainboard
AL4 AL5 AL6port, re-start system
Yes
No
Check if the outdoor ambient temperature Replace the outdoor ambient
Sensor wire is normal temperature sensor
Yes

disconnecting temperature plug from the
Replace temperature Sensor
mainboard (refer to 6.3.5check up of
temperature Sensor)
Yes
163
6.2.2.49 E47/E97/EE7 Accumulator Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault

Service Kit Controller E47/E97/EE7 Accumulator Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault
Indicator
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detects the resistance of Accumulator Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault sensor to judege it is
normal or not.
Possible Causes
 The thermistor of the accumulator inlet temperature sensor is damaged

 Poor connection or loose on terminals of ports Al4 and Al5 or temperature sensor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
164
No Connect accumulator temperature

Check if the temperature Sensor connects
sensor to mainboard AL4 AL5 AL6
to mainboard port AL4 AL5 AL6 firmly
port, re-start the system
Yes
No
Check if the accumulator temperature Replace the accumulator
Sensor wire is normal temperature Sensor
Yes

disconnecting temperature plug from the Replace outdoor ambient
mainboard ( refer to 6.3.5check up of temperature Sensor
temperature Sensor)
Yes
165
6.2.2.50 E48/E98/EE8 Coil Outlet Temperature Sensor Fault

Service Kit Controller E48/E98/EE8 Coil Outlet Temperature Sensor Fault
Indicator
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detectes the resistance of the coil outlet temperature sensor to judge it is normal or not.
Possible Causes
 The thermistor of coil outlet temperature sensor is damaged.

 Poor connection or loose of terminals of ports Al6, Al9 and Al10 or temperature sensor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
166
Is the temperature sensor tightly plugged No Connect the defrosting temperature

to the ports Al6, Al9 and Al10 of the sensor to the ports Al6, Al9 and Al10
mainboard? and restart the system
Yes
No
Replace the defrosting
Is the wire harness fine?
temperature sensor
Yes
NO
Is the resistance normal after
disconnecting the temperature sensor Replace the defrosting
from the mainboard?(see 6.3.5 temperature sensor
Temperature Sensor Check)
Yes
167
6.2.2.51 E49/E99/EE9 Liquid Pipe Temperature Sensor Fault

Service Kit Controller E49/E99/EE9 Liquid Pipe Temperature Sensor Fault
Indicator
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detectes the resistance of Liquid Pipe Temperature Sensor to judge if it is normal or not.
Possible Causes
 The thermistor of liquid pipe temperature sensor is damaged.

 Poor connection or loose on terminals of ports Al6, Al9 and Al10 or temperature sensor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
168
Is the temperature sensor tightly plugged No Connect the liquid pipe (outlet)
to the ports Al6, Al9 and Al10 of the temperature sensor to the ports Al6,
mainboard? Al9 and Al10 and restart the system
Yes
No
Replace the liquid pipe
temperature sensor
Yes
NO
disconnecting the temperature sensor Replace the liquid pipe
Yes
169
6.2.2.52 E4A/E9A/EEA Subcooling Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault

LED of Outdoor Unit E4A/E9A/EEA
Wired Controller 4A/9A/EA
Service Kit Controller E4A/E9A/EEA Subcooling Inlet Temperature Sensor Fault
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detects the resistance of subcooling inlet temperature sensor to judge if it is normal or not.
Possible Causes
 The thermistor of subcooling inlet temperature sensor is damaged.

 Poor connection or loose on terminals of port Al11 or temperature sensor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
170
Is the temperature sensor tightly plugged No Connect the undercooled inlet

to the port Al11 of the mainboard? temperature sensor to the port Al11
and restart the system
Yes
No
Replace the undercooled inlet
temperature sensor
Yes
NO
disconnecting the temperature sensor Replace the undercooled inlet
Yes
171
6.2.2.53 E4b/E9b/EEb Subcooling Outlet Temperature Sensor Fault

LED of Outdoor Unit E4b/E9b/EEb
Wired Controller 4b/9b/Eb
Service Kit Controller E4b/E9b/EEb Subcooling Outlet Temperature Sensor Fault
Indoor Power Red Heating Red Defrosting
Wireless Lamp Lamp Yellow Lamp
Controller
Receiver
Applicable Unit:
YVOH080~180
The outdoor unit mainboard detects the resistance of subcooling outlet temperature sensor to judge if it is normal or not.
Possible Causes
 The thermistor of subcooling outlet temperature sensor is damaged.

 Poor connection or loose on terminals of ports Al6, Al9 and Al10 or temperature sensor
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
172
Is the temperature sensor tightly plugged No Connect the undercooled outlet

to the ports Al6, Al9 and Al10 of the temperature sensor to the ports Al6,
mainboard? Al9 and Al10 and restart the system
Yes
No
Replace the undercooled outlet
temperature sensor
Yes
NO
disconnecting the temperature sensor Replace the undercooled outlet
Yes
173
6.2.2.54 E4C/E9C/EEC Compressor 2 Over Current

LED of Outdoor Unit E4C/E9C/EEC
Wired Controller 4C/9C/EC
Service Kit Controller E4C/E9C/EEC Compressor 2 Over Current
Applicable Unit:
YVOH140~180
The constant compressor current of YVOH140/160 is over 12A

The constant compressor current of YVOH180 unit is over 16A
Possible Causes
 Wrong DIP switches setting. Wrong DIP setting to make YVOH180 as YVOH140/160.
 Current transformer error
 Terrible installation conditions, resulting in overcurrent caused by overload
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
174
The constant compressor of YVOH180

units is under overcurrent protection
Wrong DIP switch of outdoor Yes Re-dial according to the circuit diagram after
unit? Are the 18HP units
power off
dialed to be 14/16HP units?
No
Are the operating conditions

terrible (blocked heat exchanger, Yes Improve the operating conditions to eliminate all
operating voltage fails to reach above problems
90% of the rated voltage)
No
The internal parts of compressor may

damage and replace the compressor
No
The CF compressor 1 of YVOH140/160

units is under overcurrent protection
No
Are the operating conditions

terrible (blocked heat exchanger, Yes Improve the operating conditions to
operating voltage fails to reach eliminate all above problems
90% of the rated voltage)
No
The internal parts of compressor may

damage and replace the compressor
175
6.2.2.55 E4E/E9E/EEE Compressor 2 Under Current

LED of Outdoor Unit E4E/E9E/EEE
Wired Controller 4E/9E/EE
Service Kit Controller E4E/E9E/EEE Compressor 2 Under Current
Indicator
Applicable Unit:
YVOH140~180
The compressor current detected by current transformer is lower than 1.5A
Possible Causes
 Communication error of feedback line for current transformer or wrong connection of power line
 Current transformer error
Troubleshooting:
shock may occur.
176
Low constant
compressor current
Check the good power line No Connect the power line according to the
connection to the constant
circuit diagram
compressor
Yes
Is the signal feedback line Yes

from the current transformer Re-plug the port Al12
to the port Al12 loose?
No
Check if the current No Connect the power line according to the circuit
transformer connection is
diagram requirements
proper (poor, wrong or loose)
Yes
Check the damage or error of Yes

Replace the current transformer
current transformer
No
Check if the current contractor Yes Check if the wiring follows the current diagram and
fails to normally pull in replace the AC contactor
No
Restart the unit and use the

No See 6.2.1.2 Compressor Check to check if the
clamp meter to check if
current passes the compressor damages
compressor
Yes
The outdoor unit mainboard has a port in

error and replace the mainboard
177
6.2.3 Indoor Unit Error
6.2.3.1 d0 Temperature Sensor Errors of Wired Controller
Error code Display:
Terminal Display Display Content

Outdoor LED unit No display
Wired controller d0
Service kit controller d0 Temperature sensor errors of wired controller
Applicable model:
Indoor unit with wired controller
Troubleshooting Method and Rationale：
PCB wired controller tests the resistance of temperature sensor to determine it is normal or not.
Possible Causes:
1.The thermistor of temperature sensor in wired controller is damaged.

2.Mainboard of wired controller is badness.
Troubleshooting:
Warning: Shut off the power before any operation, otherwise it may lead to electric shock or serious damage.
Open the rear cover of wired YesN

Solder temperature sensor pin,
wireless controller to check and repair the broken
temperature sensor is loose or temperature sensor
turn-off
Temperature sensor is broken, or

the mainboard of wired wireless
NoNo
controller is undesirable, and
therefore wired wireless
controller should be replaced.
Yes
178
Front face of controller
Controller back panel
Insert screwdriver and slightly rotate it,

then separate the front and back
Open the back panel of wired wireless controller
Temperature sensor location of wired wireless controller
179
6.2.3.2 d1 Communication Errors Between Indoor and Outdoor Units
Error code Display:
Terminal display Display content

LEDs of outdoor unit No display
Wired controller d1
Service kit controller d1 Communication error between indoor unit and outdoor unit
Cooling power Heating
Receiver of Indicator lamp Power red Defrost power yellow
green power red
indoor wired
Error
controller on Off Off Flash
Indication
Applicable model:
All indoor units
Control board of outdoor unit cannot detect signals of indoor unit or the signal is not normal
Possible Causes:
1.Outdoor unit isn’t powered on

2.Indoor unit has no assigned address
3.AB communication lines between outdoor unit and indoor unit are open circuit, short circuit or has a connector in the
middle.
4.Communication lines between outdoor unit and indoor unit disconnect or the junction is badly connected
5.Communication port of indoor unit is badly connected
6.Mainboard of indoor unit is badness.
7.Mainboard of outdoor unit is badness.
Troubleshooting；
Warning：Shut off the power before any operation, otherwise it may lead to electric shock or serious damage.
180
No
Check if the outdoor unit is
electrified? electrify the outdoor
Yes
Reassign the indoor unit

No Yes address (via wired
Have you changed the indoor board but
If all the indoor units show d1 error wireless controller,
did not assign an address or the allocated
within a cooling system? outdoor unit or maintain
address was not successful?
wired wireless controller to
allocate address)
Yes
NO
Yes
Successively check AB communication line is open circuit,
Replace communication
short circuit or bad connection (start to check from
lines and wire according to
communication error inside unit nearest to outdoor unit,
the correct line sequence
along the line direction, to the upstream normal inside unit
NO
Yes Replace the communication

Indoor unit communication port is normal or
port plug and re-connect the
not (import dislocation, port loose ,AB lines
indoor unit communication
reversed, etc.)?
lines
No
In accordance with the IOM

requirements that the electric
Yes
Whether the electric strength has been arranged strength should be arranged
separately, communication cable shield has been separately, and
connected together and single-pointy grounded or if communication cable shield
there are other sources of interference around the must be grounded or,
indoor unit? removed, or around strong
source of interference should
be shielded.
NO
Replace the mainboard of indoor unit
181
Yes
Replace the mainboard of outdoor Replace communication lines and wire
unit without assigning addresses? according to the correct line sequence
NO
Please check as follows:

 Communication lines, especially between outdoor unit and
the first indoor unit, is disconnected, short circuit or bad connection?
 Outdoor unit AB communication line is reversed?
 Outdoor unit AB communication line is connected to XY ?
 Outdoor unit communication port is secured?
 Whether electric strength is arranged separately?
 Around whether there are any other strong
electromagnetic interference sources?
 Communications port on the mainboard is undocked?
 Communication line style meets IOM requirements?
No
Above mentioned inspections has Correctively reify and reform according to
no problems or not? installation specifications.
Yes
Replace the mainboard of outdoor unit
182
6.2.3.3 d2 Inlet Temperature Sensor Errors of Indoor Unit Coil
Error code Display:
Terminal Display Display content

Outdoor unit LED No display
Wired controller d2
Service kit controller d2 Inlet temperature sensor errors of indoor coil
Indoor Wired Power Cooling power Heating power Defrost power

Indicator lamp
Wireless controller red green red yellow
Applicable model:
All indoor units
Indoor unit control board tests inlet temperature sensor resistance of coil to make sure it is normal or not?
Possible Causes：
· The temperature sensor thermistor of Indoor unit inlet coils is damaged
· The temperature sensor harness has been worn down
· The indoor unit mainboard CN3 (Coil Inlet) port is in bad contact with the temperature sensor terminals or the
terminals are out of connection
Troubleshooting；
183
The temperature sensor is firmly plugged into The coil outlet temperature sensor is plugged into the
No
the indoor unit mainboard CN3(pipe inlet) mainboard CN3 (pipe inlet))port, and then turn on the
port?Replace the outdoor unit mainboard system again
Yes
Inlet temperature sensor of coil harness is

No Replace coil inlet temperature sensor
normal?No
Yes
The measured resistance of temperature sensor

plug disconnected from the mainboard is NoY
Replace coil inlet temperature sensor
normal? Yes
(See 6.3.5 temperature sensor inspection)
Yes
Replace indoor unit mainboard
Temperature
sensor resistance
Resistance characters of indoor room temperature

sensor
184
6.2.3.4 d3 Outlet Temperature Sensor Errors of Indoor Unit Coil
Error code Display ：

Wired controller d3
Service kit controller d3 outlet temperature sensor errors of indoor unit coil
Indoor Heating power
Indicator lamp Power red Cooling power green Defrost power yellow
Wired red
Wireless
controller Error Indication On Flash Off Flash
Receiver
Applicable model:
All indoor units
Indoor unit control board tests outlet temperature sensor resistance of coil to make sure it is normal or not?
Possible Causes：
· temperature sensor thermistor of Indoor unit inlet coils is damaged

· Temperature sensor harness has been worn down
· Indoor unit mainboard CN5 (pipe outlet) port is in bad contact with the temperature sensor terminals or the
Troubleshooting:
Warning：Shut off the power before any operation, otherwise it may lead to electric shock or serious
damage.
185
Temperature sensor is firmly plugged into Plug the coil outlet temperature sensor into the
No
the indoor unit board CN5 (pipe out) port? mainboard CN5 (pipe out) port, and then turn on
the system again
Yes
Outlet temperature sensor of coil harness is No Replace the coil outlet temperature
normal? sensor
Yes
The measured resistance of temperature sensor Replace the coil outlet temperature
No
plug disconnected from the mainboard (See sensor
6.3.5 temperature sensor inspection)
Yes
Replace indoor unit, main board
Temperature
sensor resistance
Resistance characteristics of indoor room temperature sensor
186
6.2.3.5 d4 Ambient Temperature Sensor Error of Indoor Unit
Error code Display ：

Wired controller d4
Service kit controller d4 Ambient temperature sensor error of indoor unit
Indoor Wired Cooling power Defrost power

Indicator lamp Power red Heating power red
Wireless green yellow
controller Error
on off off flash
Receiver Indication
Applicable model:
All indoor units
Indoor unit control board tests indoor ambient temperature sensor resistance to make sure it is normal?
Possible Causes：
· Ambient temperature sensor thermistor of indoor unit s damaged

· Temperature sensor harness has been worn out
· Indoor unit mainboard CN2 (ambient temperature) port is in bad contact with the temperature sensor terminals or
the terminals are out of connection
Troubleshooting；
187
Temperature sensor is firmly plugged into

Plug the coil outlet temperature sensor into the
the indoor unit mother board CN2
No mainboard CN2 (ambient temperature) port, and then
(ambient temperature) port?
turn on the system again
Yes
Indoor ambient temperature sensor harness No

Replace the indoor unit room temperature sensor
is normal?
Yes
The measured resistance value

disconnected from the mainboard
temperature sensor plug is normal? No Replace the indoor unit room temperature sensor
Yes
Temperature sensor
resistance
Resistance characteristics of indoor ambient temperature sensor
188
6.2.3.6 d5 Water Level Switch Trip
Error code Display:

Wired controller d5
Service kit controller d5 Water Level Switch Trip
Indoor Wired Power Heating power
Indicator lamp Cooling power green Defrost power yellow
Wireless red red
controller Error
Flash Flash Flash Flash
Receiver Indication
Applicable model:
YDCK, YDDK, YDCP, YDCF etc. Indoor unit equipped with float switch
The actions of indoor unit control board detection float switch on / off
Possible Causes：
· Float switch errors

· Indoor unit drainage pipe is clogged or improperly installed
· Condensate drainage pump errors
· Indoor unit is slantways installed
· Indoor unit mainboard errors
Troubleshooting；
189
Whether there is water in the water No Disconnect the float switch plug from CN6 port then No
Replace float switch
dish? check the float switch is normal? (Inspection methods
see below Illustrations)
Yes Yes
Please check as follows:

1. Indoor unit is slantways installed? No Check the socket of CN6 port is No
Plug an unplug again
2 The indoor unit main drainage pipe is blocked good nor not?
or down (see figure at right)?
Yes
3 Indoor unit drain hose is over a drain pump
lift height ()?
Replace indoor mainboard
4. Drain pump is damaged?
Yes
No problem during the above inspection?

No Change according to the IOM requirements
Yes
Pump cable is firmly inserted in the No

Indoor unit condensate pump is No Seat connecting wire
CN_PUMP (pump) port of indoor unit
working properly? terminals
control board ?
Yes No
Unplug the pump terminals, and measure indoor mainboard

CN_PUMP with multimeter to check whether the port has a power
output or not? (220 ~ 240V)
Yes
Replace the water pump
Float switch is reliably seated in the No

Plug the coil outlet temperature sensor into the
indoor unit control board CN6 (water
mainboard CN2 (ambient temperature) port, and then
level) port?
turn on the system again
Yes
Disconnect the float switch plug from CN6 port

No
and check the float switch is normal?(Inspection Replace float switch
methods see right)
Yes
Replace indoor unit mother board
190
Float switch
Resistance‹5mΩ
Check the float switch
191
6.2.3.7 d6 Common Indoor Unit: Reserved;
Fresh air unit: Middle Temperature Sensor Error of Indoor unit Coil
Error code Display:

Wired controller d6
Service kit controller d6 Middle Temperature Sensor Error of Indoor unit Coil
Indoor Wired Indicator Heating power

Power red Cooling power green Defrost power yellow
Wireless lamp red
controller Error
Flash Flash Off Off
Receiver Indication
Applicable model:
Common indoor unit: reserved;
Fresh air unit: Midldle temperature sensor error of indoor unit coil
Indoor unit control board tests the resistance of central temperature sensors of indoor and coil to make sure it is normal
or not
Possible Causes：
· Central temperature sensor thermistor of indoor unit coil is damaged

· Temperature sensor harness has been worn down
· Indoor unit mainboard CN4 (pipe mile) port is in bad contact with the temperature sensor terminals or the
Troubleshooting；
192
No Plug the coil central

Temperature sensor is firmly plugged temperature sensor into the
into the indoor unit mother board CN4 mainboard CN4 (pipe middle)
(pipe middle) port? port, and then restart the
system
Yes
No
Central temperature sensor Replace the coil central
of coil harness is normal? temperature sensor
Yes
The measured resistance disconnected No

from the mainboard temperature sensor Replace the coil central
plug is normal? temperature
Yes
Replace indoor
unit mainboard
Temperature
sensor
resistance
Resistance characteristics of indoor room temperature sensor
193
6.2.3.8 d7 Common Indoor Unit: No Such Error;
BLDC Cassette Unit: DC Fan Error or Power Board Error;
Fresh air unit: Motor is overload or overheat, or phase sequence protection;
Error code Display:
Wired controller d7
d7 DC fan error or power board error (BLDC cassettes);

Service kit controller
d7 Motor is overload or overheat, or phase sequence protection (fresh air unit)
Indoor Wired Indicator

Power red Cooling power green Heating power red Defrost power yellow
Wireless lamp
controller Error
Flash Flash Flash Off
Receiver Indication
Applicable model:
Common indoor unit: no such error;

BLDC cassette unit: DC fan error or power board error;
Fresh air unit: Motor is overload or overheat, or phase sequence protection;
BLDC cassette unit: indoor mainboard tests that feedback signals of BLDC motor is abnormal;
Fresh air unit: fresh air unit mainboard detects motor is overload or overheat signal or phase sequence detection device
has jumped.
Possible Causes：
Common indoor unit
· No such error, if ordinary indoor unit error alarm occurs, the dip set may be incorrect, the indoor unit should be set
up correctly in accordance with normal indoor unit DIP (see the indoor unit electrical schematics or indoor unit setting
section)
BLDC cassettes
· BLDC DC motor error

· BLDC motor power board error
Fresh air unit
· Fresh air unit motor is in overload protection

· Motor is in overheating protection
· Phase sequence protection, phase sequence protection trip has jumped
Troubleshooting:
194
When thermal
Abnormal
overload relay
Normal
tripped, the red

STOP button
subsidence, press
the green RESET
button to reset.
Thermal overload relay

Phase sequence protection
195
Yes Common indoor unit has no such
error; DIP may be improper and
Is the error indoor unit common indoor unit DIP need re-setting
indoor unit or not? (see the indoor unit electrical
schematics or indoor unit setting
section)
No
Yes
No
Is the indoor unit BLDC cassette or Checks BLDC power board Replace the
not? is normal or not according indoor unit BLDC
right figure power board
No
Yes
Replace BLDC motor
N
O N
As shown in the right figure, does the o Adjust phase
Check the phase sequence
phase sequence protection indicator sequence
protection wiring is correct?
lamp work normally? protection wiring
Yes
No Check the system power wire, and

adjust phase
No
Does the operation environmental condition
Make fresh air unit work in its
exceed a fresh air unit operating
operating environmental
conditions?
Yes
Yes
Is the fresh air unit of supply and return air Eliminate the factors that have a
duct pressure drop too large or there is an greater pressure drop or clear
obstacle? obstructions
No
No
Is the fresh air unit motor winding normally? Replace motor
Yes
Replace thermal
overload relay
196
6.2.3.9 d8 Indoor Unit Mode Conflict
Error code Display:

Wired controller d8
Service kit controller d8 indoor unit mode conflict
Indoor Wired Power Cooling power Heating power
Indicator lamp Defrost power yellow
Wireless red green red
controller Cooling mode conflict On Off Flash Off
Receiver Heating mode conflict On Flash Off Off
Applicable model:
All indoor units
Indoor unit tests that the currently needed running mode is different with outdoor unit mode
Possible Causes：
 Wired controller and wireless controller are with different operation modes
Troubleshooting：
The system always follows the mode of starting-up unit or the master indoor unit (if any). Any non-match of new indoor
mode against the existing mode will result in a mode conflict report. To settle the trouble, make all units share the same
mode.
197
6.2.3.10 d9 Indoor Unit Error and Communication Errors of Wired controller
Error code Display:

Wired controller d9
Service kit controller d9 indoor unit error and communication error of wired controller
Cooling power
Indoor Wired Indicator lamp Power red
green
Heating power red Defrost power yellow
Wireless
controller Error
Flash Off Off Flash
Receiver Indication
Applicable model：
All equipped with wired controller indoor unit
Indoor unit control board detects that the indoor unit fails to communicate with the wired controller or communication
of wired controller is abnormal.
Possible Causes：
 Indoor unit has bad connection with wired controller

 Indoor unit mainboard errors
 Indoor unit wired controller errors
Troubleshooting；
198
No Connect the wired controller to

Is the wired controller connected
the indoor unit mainboard TB1
to the indoor board TB1 port?
port in the correct line sequence
Yes
No
Correctly connect indoor unit
Is indoor unit with wired controller cable master control board and wired
sequence correct? (See figure at right) controller according to right
wiring methods
Yes
Yes
Connect the wired controller to another
normal indoor unit; and check whether the Replace the wired controller
error repeats?
No
1#indoor unit 2#indoor unit
Connect
next indoor
unit
Note:
 A,B,12V,0V must butt one by one, otherwise
Wired
it will not work properly or cause damage to
controlle
the controller
r
 A wired controller can control 1 to 4 sets of
indoor units in the same system at the same
time
199
6.3 Main Components Inspection
6.3.1Compressor Inspection
6.3.1.1 Compressor Model List
R410A Compressor List of R410a Inverter Mulit-Split Air Conditioner
Capacity 8HP 10HP 12HP

Model YVOH080 YVOH100 YVOH120
Inverter
E656DHD E656DHD E656DHD
Compressor
Fixed
— — —
Compressor
Capacity 14HP 16HP 18HP
Model YVOH140 YVOH160 YVOH180
Inverter
E656DHD E656DHD E656DHD
Compressor
Fixed
E605DH E605DH E855DH
Compressor
6.3.1.2 Compressor Inspection
(1) Unit power shall be cut off before compressor Inspection.

(2) Disconnect the electrical cords with the compressor.
(3) Measure the compressor winding impedance by multimeter. Normal compressor parameters are as follows.
Normal Compressor Parameters
Compressor Model Motor Coil Schematic Connection Terminal Resistance Value

U—V 0.69±7%Ω (20°C)
E656DHD U—W 0.69±7%Ω(20°C)
V—W 0.69±7%Ω(20°C)
U—V 2.76±7%Ω (20°C)
E605DH U—W 2.76±7%Ω (20°C)
V—W 2.76±7%Ω (20°C)
U—V 2.058±7%Ω (20°C)
E855DH U—W 2.058±7%Ω(20°C)
V—W 2.058±7%Ω (20°C)
200
6.3.2 Driver Module Inspection
6.3.2.1 Driver Inspection
Instrumentation: Digital Multimeter (with function for diode detection)

Key inspection points:
· Cut off the power before driver inspection, and wait for 10 minutes or longer, and then do the operation.
· Disconnect all the driver terminals before measure.
（1）YVOH080~YVOH180 Driver
The driver module inspection
Measurement Points
Serial No Standards
+ -
1 R +RECT
2 S +RECT
3 T +RECT
4 U DCP-IN
5 V DCP-IN
6 W DCP-IN
0.3~0.7V
7 DCN-OUT R
8 DCN-OUT S
9 DCN-OUT T
10 DCN-IN U
11 DCN-IN V
12 DCN-IN W
201
Driver Module Inspection
202
6.3.3 Outdoor Unit Motor Inspection
Normal output voltage range of the connected terminals to the control board:
- Vdc：Driver voltage（DC 264~360V）
- Vcc：Control voltage（DC 15V±10%）
- FG：Speed signal feedback
- Vsp：Speed instruction voltage（DC 0~7.5V）
Motor resistance reference value after disconnect the fan motor terminal:
Normal BLDC motor parameters
resistance value
VCC-GND VSP-GND FG-GND VDC-GND
2.229 kΩ 104.3 kΩ 24.06 kΩ ∞
203
6.3.4 Pressure Sensor Inspection
6.3.4.1 High Pressure Sensor
Measure the input and output voltage value of the high pressure sensor by multimeter as follows.
high pressure sensor
Black Green Red
Outdoor unit Normal output voltage value is
PCB between 0.5~4.5v
Normal PCB supply voltage is

5±0.1v A1port
IInspect the high pressure sensor
Compare the results obtained with the pressure sensor characteristic value to Check if the pressure sensor is
normal or not. The output characteristics of the high pressure sensor is shown below:
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6.3.4.2 Low pressure sensor
Measure the input and output voltage value of the low pressure sensor by multimeter as follows.
Low pressure sensor
Black Green Red
Outdoor unit Normal output voltage value is

PCB between 0.5~4.5v
Normal PCB supply voltage is

5±0.1v A2port
Inspect the low pressure sensor
Compare the results obtained with the pressure sensor characteristic value to Check if the pressure sensor is
normal or not. The output characteristics of the low pressure sensor are shown below:
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6.3.5 Temperature Sensor Inspection
6.3.5.1 Air - conditioner Units Temperature Sensor
The temperature sensors used in VRF multi-connected (Including residential / commercial digital and DC inverter）
mainly have 5K and 50K. Their application places are as below:
Temperature sensor 5K 50K
· outdoor ambient temperature
· outdoor unit coil outlet（defrosting
temperature sensor）
· accumulator
Assembling positions or
· indoor unit coil inlet compressor discharge
application situations
· indoor unit coil outlet
· indoor room temperature
· subcooler inlet
· subcooler outlet
Resistance-temperature characteristic list of 5K temperature sensor
Resistance-temperature Characteristic List of 5K Temperature Sensor

Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R
(°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ)
-30 51.99 8 9.521 46 2.443 84 0.8039
-29 49.45 9 9.151 47 2.366 85 0.7829
-28 47.06 10 8.797 48 2.292 86 0.7625
-27 44.79 11 8.459 49 2.220 87 0.7428
-26 42.64 12 8.136 50 2.151 88 0.7236
-25 40.62 13 7.827 51 2.084 89 0.7051
-24 38.69 14 7.531 52 2.020 90 0.6871
-23 36.88 15 7.248 53 1.958 91 0.6696
-22 35.15 16 6.977 54 1.898 92 0.6527
-21 33.52 17 6.718 55 1.841 93 0.6363
-20 31.98 18 6.47 56 1.785 94 0.6203
-19 30.51 19 6.232 57 1.732 95 0.6049
-18 29.12 20 6.004 58 1.680 96 0.5899
-17 27.80 21 5.786 59 1.630 97 0.5753
-16 26.55 22 5.577 60 1.582 98 0.5612
-15 25.36 23 5.376 61 1.535 99 0.5475
-14 24.23 24 5.184 62 1.490 100 0.5341
-13 23.16 25 5.000 63 1.447 101 0.5212
-12 22.14 26 4.823 64 1.405 102 0.5086
-11 21.18 27 4.654 65 1.364 103 0.4964
-10 20.26 28 4.491 66 1.325 104 0.4846
-9 19.38 29 4.335 67 1.287 105 0.4731
-8 18.55 30 4.185 68 1.251 106 0.4619
-7 17.76 31 4.041 69 1.215 107 0.4510
-6 17.01 32 3.902 70 1.181 108 0.4404
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Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R
(°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ)
-5 16.29 33 3.770 71 1.148 109 0.4301
-4 15.61 34 3.642 72 1.116 110 0.4201
-3 14.96 35 3.519 73 1.085 111 0.4104
-2 14.34 36 3.401 74 1.055 112 0.4010
-1 13.75 37 3.288 75 1.026 113 0.3918
0 13.18 38 3.179 76 0.9983 114 0.3829
1 12.65 39 3.074 77 0.9712 115 0.3742
2 12.14 40 2.973 78 0.9449 116 0.3657
3 11.65 41 2.876 79 0.9195 117 0.3575
4 11.18 42 2.783 80 0.8949 118 0.3495
5 10.74 43 2.693 81 0.8710 119 0.3417
6 10.31 44 2.607 82 0.8479 120 0.3341
7 9.908 45 2.523 83 0.8256
50K Temperature Sensor resistance-temperature characteristic list
50K Temperature Sensor Resistance-temperature Characteristic List
Temperature T resistance R Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R
(°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ)
-40 1810.398 8 111.177 56 14.109 104 2.938

-39 1692.651 9 105.83 57 13.595 105 2.855
-38 1582.863 10 100.769 58 13.103 106 2.775
-37 1480.563 11 95.979 59 12.63 107 2.697
-36 1385.285 12 91.443 60 12.178 108 2.622
-35 1296.572 13 87.147 61 11.744 109 2.549
-34 1213.987 14 83.076 62 11.328 110 2.479
-33 1137.11 15 79.219 63 10.929 111 2.411
-32 1065.541 16 75.562 64 10.546 112 2.345
-31 998.906 17 72.094 65 10.178 113 2.282
-30 936.852 18 68.804 66 9.826 114 2.22
-29 879.047 19 65.683 67 9.487 115 2.16
-28 825.185 20 62.721 68 9.162 116 2.102
-27 774.977 21 59.908 69 8.85 117 2.046
-26 728.159 22 57.238 70 8.55 118 1.992
-25 684.482 23 54.701 71 8.261 119 1.94
-24 643.719 24 52.291 72 7.985 120 1.889
-23 605.657 25 50 73 7.718 121 1.839
-22 570.102 26 47.822 74 7.462 122 1.791
-21 536.872 27 45.752 75 7.216 123 1.745
-20 505.801 28 43.782 76 6.979 124 1.7
-19 476.734 29 41.908 77 6.752 125 1.656
-18 449.529 30 40.125 78 6.532 126 1.614
-17 424.055 31 38.427 79 6.322 127 1.573
-16 400.19 32 36.811 80 6.119 128 1.533
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Temperature T resistance R Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R Temperature T Resistance R
(°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ) (°C) (kΩ)
-15 377.822 33 35.272 81 5.923 129 1.495

-14 356.847 34 33.805 82 5.735 130 1.457
-13 337.169 35 32.408 83 5.554 131 1.421
-12 318.701 36 31.076 84 5.379 132 1.385
-11 301.359 37 29.806 85 5.211 133 1.351
-10 285.068 38 28.595 86 5.049 134 1.318
-9 269.757 39 27.44 87 4.893 135 1.286
-8 255.362 40 26.338 88 4.742 136 1.254
-7 241.822 41 25.286 89 4.597 137 1.224
-6 229.082 42 24.283 90 4.457 138 1.194
-5 217.088 43 23.324 91 4.322 139 1.165
-4 205.793 44 22.409 92 4.191 140 1.138
-3 195.152 45 21.535 93 4.066 141 1.11
-2 185.124 46 20.699 94 3.944 142 1.084
-1 175.669 47 19.901 95 3.827 143 1.058
0 166.752 48 19.137 96 3.714 144 1.034
1 158.338 49 18.408 97 3.605 145 1.009
2 150.398 50 17.71 98 3.499 146 0.986
3 142.901 51 17.042 99 3.398 147 0.963
4 135.82 52 16.403 100 3.299 148 0.941
5 129.13 53 15.792 101 3.204 149 0.919
6 122.807 54 15.206 102 3.112 150 0.898
7 116.83 55 14.646 103 3.024
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6.3.6 Other Component Inspection
Name Model Schematic diagram Parameter
White—Red；
Electronic
Yellow—Red
expansion valve
Coil：FKS-27R Orange—Red；Blue—Red
Coil
Coil resistance：
（Fujikoki）
46±4Ω(20°C)
Electronic Orange—Gray；
expansion valve Coil： Red—Gray
Coil Yellow—Gray；
（Hualu） DPF-AS001 Black—Gray
（for DS outdoor EPF-M0ZS434E0 Coil resistance：
unit） 46±3Ω(20°C)
Electronic
Coil：
expansion valve Coil resistance ：
Coil 46±3Ω(20°C)
PQ-M03012
（Sanhua）
Coil： White—Red；
Electronic Orange—Red
expansion valve QA(Q)12-CDH-07 Yellow—Red；Blue—Red
Coil QA(Q)12-GL-08
（Sanhua） QA(Q)12-ZG-03 Coil resistance：
QA(Q)12-ZG-05 46±3.7Ω(20°C)
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6.4 Removal and Replacement Method for Main Components
6.4.1Compressor Replacement
Warnings……Before replacing the compressor, it is essential to firstly recycle the system refrigerant and cut off
the total power of air conditioning units, and then follow the steps to remove and replace the compressor.
Note……To replace the compressor, the below tools may be needed.
needle nose pliers, cutting knife, wrench, cross-screwdriver, adjustable wrench, welding torch, graduated flask, oil
container, damp cloth, electronic scales, refrigerants, oil, pliers, torque wrench and so on.
(1) Remove the middle- front panel
Use a screwdriver to remove the screws from the middle- front panel and open the middle- front panel.
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Illustrations 6-4-1. Front Panel of Outdoor Unit
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(2) Remove
. the bottom- front panel
2
Use a screwdriver to remove the screws from the bottom- front panel and open the bottom- front panel.
P
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+
0
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5
2
1
Illustrations 6-4-2. Remove Outdoor Unit Side Panel
(3) Remove the compressor insulation;
(4) Remove the compressor power supply wires (need to record the wire numbers);
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(5) Remove the crankcase heater band at the bottom of the compressor;
(6) Remove the fixed bolt from the bottom plate;
(7) Use damp cloths to wrap the pipes which may be exposed to high temperatures resulted from the welding torch;
(8) Remove the compressor surrounding pipes by welding compressor suction and discharge pipes;
(9) Remove the compressor;
(10) Install a new compressor on the outdoor unit compressor basement;
(11) Remove the rubber plugs at the joint of the compressor suction and discharge pipe. Note: Forgetting to blow off the
protective nitrogen closed in the compressor before removing the plugs may cause the compressor oil spray. So it is
essential first to blow off the protective nitrogen closed in the compressor before removing the plugs.
(12) Weld the compressor suction and discharge pipes. And then carefully make the leak-test to the system, especially
the solder joints on the new compressor.
(13) Connect the compressor power supply wires, install the crankcase heater and link its power supply wires at the
bottom of the compressor.
(14) Reassemble the insulation in the reverse order that it was disassembled according to the step (3).
(15) Use vacuum operation to vacuum the system, and then charge refrigerant into the system according to the original
volume.
(16) Reassemble the outdoor unit side panel and front panel in the reverse order that it was disassembled according to
the step (2) and (1).
Make the commissioning of the units according to the commissioning operation, and finish data acquisition and record.
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6.4.2 Outdoor BLDC Motor Replacement
Warnings……Before replacing the BLDC motor, it is essential to firstly cut off the power supply of air
conditioning units, and wait for no less than one minute before taking the following steps to remove and replace the
outdoor BLDC motor.
Note……To replace a BLDC motor, the below tools may be needed.
Socket wrench, cross-screwdriver, adjustable wrench, multimeter and so on.
This Manual takes a single-fan outdoor unit for example to illustrate the removal and replacement instructions for the
BLDC motor of 8~18HP DC inverter multi-split outdoor unit.
(1) Remove the front mid panel.
Illustration 6.4.2-1 Remove the Front Mid Panel
(2) Open the electric control box
Illustrations 6.4.2-2. Open the Outdoor Electric Control Box
(3) Following the steps in the above illustration to remove the panel and box
(4) Unplug the BLDC terminal from the P703 port (Fan1) of the outdoor unit main controller.
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Illustrations 6.4.2-3. Outdoor BLDC Motor Terminal
(5) Check the BLDC motor according to the outdoor motor inspection of 6.3.3.
(6) Take off the outdoor fan grill and fan blade in turns according to the steps ③ and ④ in the below Illustration,
and then draw out the wire of the BLDC motor from the electric control box
Note：Be very careful to slowly draw out the wire of the BLDC motor from the electric control box hole to avoid its
abrasion.
Illustrations 6.4.2-4. Take off the fan gill and fan blade
(7) Take a socket spanner or adjustable wrench to carefully remove the BLDC motor from the brackets.
Note：Please screw off the mounting bolts slowly.Hold the motor by hand and then remove all mounting bolts before
you remove the BLDC motor. Do not directly remove the bolts so as to prevent the motor from falling down to cause
injury and component damage.
(8) Check if the new BLDC motor can works normally first according to the outdoor motor inspection in 6.3.3, and
then reassemble the new BLDC motor in the reverse order that it was disassembled according to the steps (1)~(7).
(9) Make test run of the unit according to the commissioning operation, and finish data acquisition and record.
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6.4.3 Replacement of Inverter Driver
Warnings……Make sure to cut off the main power of air conditioning unit before replacement of inverter driver
for outdoor unit, at least 1 minute waiting then operation. Please separate outdoor BLDC motor as follows.
Note........The following tools may be used for replacement of inverter driver: cross screwdriver, straight
screwdriver, multimeter, sticker and etc.
Replacement Process and Operation Steps for 8-18HP Driver（YVOH080~180）
1. Cut off main power of air conditioning unit
Make sure to cut off the main power of air conditioning units before the replacement of inverter driver.
2. Remove the panel of outdoor air conditioner and front panel of electric control box
a) Confirm that the power is cut off, and then remove the marked screws to take down the front panel.
Illustrations 6-4-6. Remove Outdoor Unit Panel
b) Screw off the four screws that arrows point out. Then pull the cover out toward the direction that the arrow points.
Do not scratch the metal by the screwdriver.
Illustration 6-4-7 Remove the Electric Control Box Panel
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3. Disconnect the Driver Wrings
After opening the electric control box, the PCB fixed on the sheet metal is Driver.
a) Disconnect the communication line between the board and driver (see Arrow 1)
b) Loose but not remove the two screws directed by Arrow 2; and then remove the two screws marked by Arrow 3;
c) Hold the mainboard and sheet metal to pull the whole part out and overturn it outword. Please gently place the
mainboard and sheet metal. DO NOT pull the wires.
Warning……Antistatic wrist straps must be used during the operation. Do not touch the mainboard by
unarmed hand.
Illustration 6-4-8. Remove Mainboard
4. Remove the driver and heat sink
a) Disconnect wires from the driver before removing it. Do remember the wire connections and connect them to
original terminals after replacing the driver.
b) Remove the white sealant between the heat sink and the sheet metal of the electric control box;
c) Remove the four marked screws and take off the driver board and heat sink.
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Illustration 6-4-9. Take off the Driver and Heat Sink
5. Install and wire the new driver
1) Put the new driver and heat sink to the original place in the electric control box and tighten four screws
2) Glue the sealant between the driver heat sink board and electric control box;
3) Connect the wires that are disconnected in Step 4 a) to the correct terminals;
4) Hang the mainboard to two screws directed by Arrow 2 in the Step 3; tighten the screws marked as Arrows 2 and 3;
and then plug the communication line directed by Arrow 1.
6. Install and wire the new driver
Double check the right connections of driver wires and communication line. Then tighten the electric control box cover
and the outdoor unit panel. The driver eplacement is completed.
7. Power test
Power on the unit and check if the unit works normally. There would be some error during the replacement if unit
cannot works normally. Please check the wire connection again.
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7．Appendix
7.1 Warnings for R410A Refrigerant
7.1.1 Characteristics of R410A Refrigerant

 Performance:
It is a sort of environment-friendly refrigerant and ODP index is zero.
 Pressure:
Working pressure is approx. 1.6-1.8 times higher than R22.
 Refrigerant composition:
It is Quasi-azeotropic mixture refrigerant, mixed by R32 and R125 in proportion of 50%.
Refrigerant name R410A R22
Non-azeotropic mixture of HFC32 and
Compositions Single component refrigerant
HFC125
Design pressure 4.15MPa 2.8MPa
Temperature glide 0
Ozone depletion potential
0 0.05
（ODP）
Inflammability None None
Toxicity None None
Refrigerant tank color Red Green
Pressure-enthalpy Diagram of R410A refrigerant
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 Thermodynamic Characteristics of R410A
Steam pressure Density Specific heat at Specific enthalpy Specific entropy

Temperature constant pressure
(kPa) (kg/m3) (kJ/kg•K) (kJ/kg) (kJ/kg•K)
(°C)
liquid vapor liquid vapor liquid vapor liquid vapor liquid vapor
-68 40.83 40.80 1404.7 1.774 1.374 0.700 103.6 391.8 0.663 2.066
-66 46.02 45.98 1398.6 1.984 1.275 0.705 106.3 393.0 0.676 2.058
-64 51.73 51.68 1392.5 2.213 1.377 0.710 109.1 394.1 0.689 2.051
-62 58.00 57.94 1386.4 2.463 1.378 0.715 111.9 395.3 0.702 2.044
-60 64.87 64.80 1380.2 2.734 1.379 0.720 114.6 396.4 0.715 2.037
-58 72.38 72.29 1374.0 3.030 1.380 0.726 117.4 397.6 0.728 2.030
-56 80.57 80.46 1367.8 3.350 1.382 0.732 120.1 398.7 0.741 2.023
-54 89.49 89.36 1361.6 3.696 1.384 0.737 122.9 399.8 0.754 2.017
-52 99.18 99.03 1355.3 4.071 1.386 0.744 125.7 400.9 0.766 2.010
-50 109.9 109.51 1349.0 4.474 1.388 0.750 128.5 402.0 0.779 2.004
-48 121.07 120.85 1342.7 4.909 1.391 0.756 131.2 403.1 0.791 1.998
-46 133.36 133.11 1336.3 5.377 1.394 0.763 134.0 404.1 0.803 1.992
-44 146.61 146.32 1330.0 5.880 1.397 0.770 136.8 405.2 0.816 1.987
-42 160.89 160.55 1323.5 6.491 1.401 0.777 139.6 406.2 0.828 1.981
-40 176.24 175.85 1317.0 6.996 1.405 0.758 142.4 407.3 0.840 1.976
-38 192.71 192.27 1310.5 7.614 1.409 0.792 145.3 408.3 0.852 1.970
-36 210.37 209.86 1304.0 8.275 1.414 0.800 148.1 409.3 0.864 1.965
-34 229.26 228.69 1297.3 8.980 1.419 0.809 150.9 410.2 0.875 1.960
-32 249.46 248.81 1290.6 9.732 1.424 0.817 153.8 411.2 0.887 1.955
-30 271.01 270.28 1283.9 10.53 1.430 0.826 156.6 412.1 0.899 1.950
-28 293.99 293.16 12771. 11.39 1.436 0.835 159.5 413.1 0.911 1.946
-26 318.44 317.52 1270.2 12.29 1.442 0.844 162.4 414.0 0.922 1.941
-24 344.44 343.41 1263.3 13.26 1.448 0.854 165.3 414.9 0.934 1.936
-22 372.05 370.90 1256.3 14.28 1.455 0.864 168.2 415.7 0.945 1.932
-20 401.34 400.06 1249.2 15.37 1.461 0.875 171.1 416.6 0.957 1.927
-18 432.36 430.95 1242.0 16.52 1.468 0.886 174.1 417.4 0.968 1.932
-16 465.20 463.64 1234.8 17.74 1.476 0.897 177.0 418.2 0.980 1.919
-14 499.91 498.20 1227.5 19.04 1.483 0.909 180.0 419.0 0.991 1.914
-12 536.58 534.69 1220.0 20.41 1.491 0.921 182.9 419.8 1.003 1.910
-10 575.26 573.20 1212.5 21.86 1.499 0.933 185.9 420.5 1.014 1.906
-8 616.03 613.78 1204.9 23.39 1.507 0.947 189.0 421.2 1.025 1.902
-6 658.97 656.52 1197.2 25.01 1.516 0.960 192.0 421.9 1.036 1.898
-4 704.15 701.49 1189.4 26.72 1.524 0.975 195.0 422.6 1.048 1.894
-2 751.64 748.76 1181.4 28.53 1.533 0.990 198.1 423.2 1.059 1.890
0 801.52 798.41 1173.4 30.44 1.543 1.005 201.1 423.8 1.070 1.886
2 853.87 850.52 1165.3 32.46 1.552 1.022 204.3 424.4 1.081 1.882
4 908.77 905.16 1157.0 34.59 1.563 1.039 207.4 424.9 1.092 1.878
6 966.29 962.42 1148.6 36.83 1.573 1.057 210.5 425.5 1.103 1.874
8 1026.5 1022.4 1140.0 39.21 1.584 1.076 213.7 425.9 1.114 1.870
10 1089.5 1085.1 1131.3 41.71 1.596 1.096 216.8 426.4 1.125 1.866
12 1155.4 1150.7 1122.5 44.35 1.608 1.117 220.0 426.8 1.136 1.862
14 1224.3 1219.2 1113.5 47.14 1.621 1.139 223.2 427.2 1.147 1.859
16 1296.2 1290.8 1104.4 50.09 1.635 1.163 226.5 427.5 1.158 1.855
18 1371.2 1365.5 1095.1 53.20 1.650 1.188 229.7 427.8 1.169 1.851
20 1449.4 1443.4 1085.6 56.48 1.666 1.215 233.0 428.1 1.180 1.847
22 1530.9 1524.6 1075.9 59.96 1.683 1.243 236.4 428.3 1.191 1.843
24 1615.8 1609.2 1066.0 63.63 1.701 1.273 239.7 428.4 1.202 1.839
26 1704.2 1697.2 1055.9 67.51 1.721 1.306 243.1 428.6 1.214 1.843
28 1796.2 1788.9 1045.5 71.62 1.743 1.341 246.5 428.6 1.225 1.830
30 1891.9 1884.2 1034.9 75.97 1.767 1.379 249.9 428.6 1.236 1.826
32 1991.3 1983.2 1024.1 80.58 1.793 1.420 253.4 428.6 1.247 1.822
34 2094.5 2086.2 1012.9 85.48 1.822 1.465 256.9 428.4 1.258 1.817
36 2201.7 2193.1 1001.4 90.68 1.855 1.514 260.5 428.3 1.269 1.813
38 2313.0 2304.0 989.5 96.22 1.891 1.569 264.1 428.0 1.281 1.808
40 2428.4 2419.2 977.3 102.1 1.932 1.629 267.8 427.7 1.292 1.803
42 2548.1 2538.6 964.6 108.4 1.979 1.696 271.5 427.2 1.303 1.798
44 2672.2 2662.4 951.4 115.2 2.033 1.771 275.3 426.7 1.315 1.793
46 2800.7 2790.7 937.7 122.4 2.095 1.857 279.2 426.1 1.327 1.788
48 2933.7 2923.6 923.3 130.2 2.168 1.955 283.2 425.4 1.339 1.782
50 3071.5 3061.2 908.2 138.6 2.256 2.069 287.3 424.5 1.351 1.776
52 3214.0 3203.6 892.2 147.7 2.362 2.203 291.5 423.5 1.363 1.770
54 3361.4 3351.0 875.1 157.6 2.493 2.363 295.8 422.4 1.376 1.764
56 3513.8 3503.5 856.8 168.4 2.661 2.557 300.3 421.0 1.389 1.757
58 3671.3 3661.2 836.9 180.4 2.883 2.799 305.0 419.4 1.403 1.749
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Steam pressure Density Specific heat at Specific enthalpy Specific entropy
Temperature constant pressure
(kPa) (kg/m3) (kJ/kg•K) (kJ/kg) (kJ/kg•K)
(°C)
liquid vapor liquid vapor liquid vapor liquid vapor liquid vapor
60 3834.1 3824.2 814.6 193.7 3.191 3.106 310.0 417.6 1.417 1.741
62 4002.1 3992.7 790.1 208.6 3.650 3.511 315.3 415.5 1.433 1.732
64 4175.7 4166.8 761.0 225.6 4.415 4.064 321.2 413.0 1.450 1.722
7.1.2 Safety Precautions for Refrigerant R410A

The pressure for R410A is approx. 1.6 times higher than R22 refrigerant, therefore, any improper operations may cause
serious accident during the maintenance and after-sales service. Built-for-purpose tools and materials shall be used to
install R410A air conditioners.
 Confirm the refrigerant name used in the air conditioner to be installed first, no other refrigerants can be used if
R410A is used.
 In case of any refrigerant leakage, open the window immediately for ventilation please.
 Make sure that no other gas can enter in the circulation loops during an installation or transferring of an
air-conditioner or it may cause high-pressure circulation abnormal, leading pipe cracks.
 Carefully check it and make sure of no refrigerant leakage after the installation.
 Prevent the leaked refrigerant from fans, heaters and electric stove etc., which may result in poisonous gas.
 If need to install and remove an air conditioner, follow the instructions please.
 Improper installation may cause refrigerant circulation abnormal working, leakage, electric shock and fire etc.
7.1.3 Cautions for Maintenance

 No mixing with other type refrigerant lubricant or other refrigerant.
R410A tools are special tools for R410A refrigerant in after-sales service, can’t be used for different refrigerant.
 R410A pipes and tools must be very specialized due to the high pressure.
 Choosing new clean pipes is a must to prevent the R410A refrigerant from the moisture as the refrigerant is
different from others, which is easily affected by moisture, oxidation layer and oil etc. Make sure of circulation of
nitrogen in the pipes during the welding process.
 R410A is a sort of azeotropic mixed refrigerant, which should be charged by liquid.( Gas charging may cause
changes in its components and air conditioner feature)
7.1.4 Leak Detection Method for R410A Refrigerant

Those electronic leak detectors, which can detect HFC leakage, can be used as well. Because of no chlorine in R410A
refrigerant, the leak detectors, whose operating principle is to detect chlorine, are not applicable to R410A. Soap lye can
also be used forleak check.
7.1.5 Charging Method for R410A Refrigerant

 Calculate the charging volume according to the length and caliber of the liquid pipes.
 Charge the refrigerant through the maintenance hole of liquid pipe cut-off valve when the vacuum-pumping
process is done.
 No over-charging during the refrigerant charging process to avoid liquid flooding.
 R410A is a mixture of azeotropic refrigerant, whose gas phase components are different from liquid state,
therefore it must be filled by liquid. Before the filling, we must confirm if there is siphoning installation in cylinder. If
so, the cylinder must be kept on its foot. Otherwise, invert it.
 Record the additional quantity in the form and then stick it on the outdoor unit.
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7.2 Maintenance Tools

Some tools are universal for R22 and R410A systems; however, a few of tools shall be discriminated strictly. Below are
some main tools and their compatibility:
Comparison between R410A and R22 maintenance tools
Tool R22 R410A Remarks

Pipe cutter ○ ○
Pipe expander ○ △
Torque wrench ○ △
Pressure gage ○ × ○：Previous tools are available
×：Previous tools are unavailable
Pipe assembling oil ○ ×
△：Previous tools are partly available
Vacuum pump ○ △
before
Quantitative filler ○ ×
Electronic charging device ○ △
Leak detector ○ ×
R410A Maintenance tools and requirement
Item
Tools Name R410A Tools requirement
no
Branch High pressure gauge-760mmHg to

2
manifold 53Kg/cm ;
1
pressure low-pressure gauge-760mmHg to
2
gauge 38Kg/cm
Leak
2 Hydrogen leak detector
detector
Vacuum Vacuum pump with check valve

3
pump 50L/min(50HZ)
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Item
Tools Name R410A Tools requirement
no
Liquid
Need pressure pipe (Working pressure
4 feeding
51.8 kg/cm2；Rupture pressure 259 kg/cm2)
hose
5 Electronic Weigh the liquid refrigerant needed.
7.3 Template Tables for Maintenance
7.3.1 Installation Material Record

Installation Material Record
Item no Material Specifications Quantity Producer Certification
7.3.2 Air Tightness Test Pressure Record

Air Tightness Test Record for Pipeline Pressure
Section Measurement Initial Pressure valve Measurement over Pressure

test beginning time temperature (beginning) time End temperature valve(end) conclusion
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7.3.3 Refrigerant Charge Amount Record
Refrigerant Charging record
Pipe diameter Pipe length EL quantity Total equivalent length

L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
L6
L7
L8
Refrigerant supplement required:
7.3.4 Installation Inspection List ( Applicable to the installation contractors’ self-inspection)
Check list for Multi Split Installation
Date: contract no.

User name contact number
Air conditioner
installation
address
Agency name Contact number
Outdoor unit Outdoor unit
model no. serial No.
Main Structure
Usage area
application features
1 Make sure the holder stable & flatly installed
Outdoor unit
2 Make sure the installation area well-ventilated
installation
3 Make sure the installation has anti-vibration mounting
1 Make sure piping specification correct
2 Thermal insulation completed( including jointing part)
Refrigerant pipe
3 Correct installation
installation
4 After pipe brazing is completed, clean the pipes by nitrogen gas before connection to the indoor
unit.
1 No airflow short circuit for the air grilles
Indoor unit
2 Easily remove and wash for the filter
installation
3 Leave enough room for future maintenance
1 Installation gradient is more than 2/100, draining smoothly
Condensate
2 Wrap drainage-pipe with adiabatic package to avoid moisture condensation
drainage pipe
3 Fixed securely & no bending
1 Use qualified wires
Wiring 2 Check if the jointing part stable or not
3 Check if the power supply wire & control wiring completed & kept in the pipe
1 Check the installation contractors’ unit air tightness test report & maximum air tightness test
Air tightness test
pressure 40kg/cm2, .,make sure no leaking
& vacuum
2 Check if the vacuum and drying are completed according to the requirement, the vacuum degree is
drying
-755mmHg
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Refrigerant 1 Whether calculates correctly the volume of the refrigerant charging or not?
charging 2 Pipe length____________M.
3 Charging ____________g.
Offer eight hours power supply before the first unit running
1 Check if the cut-off valves are completely open
2 Correctly setting at the scene ( address allocation, unit model no setting, static pressure settings)
3 Well running by self-checking
4 Make the commissioning and record the following data ( record after 20 minutes operation)
Start Debugging Environment temperature______ degree C
Indoor air outlet temperature ______ degree C
Indoor return air inlet temperature ______ degree C
5 indoor & outdoor unit well running, no abnormal noise
6 Check if the condensate drainage line is normal
Checking
conclusion
&rectify and Checking date:
reform
requirement
Examiner(signature): Installation contractor(signature):
Re-examination
result
Date:
Examiner(signature): Installation contractor (signature):
Notes:
1 The inspectors must finish the above checklist comply with the installation manual requirements and standard.
2 Mark the qualified with ―√‖ and the error with―×‖.
3 For future expatiation about the above items marked ―×‖, please refer to the corrective requirements.
4 Make corrective actions for the above items marked ―×‖ according to this installation manual regulation, and apply for
re-examination.
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“Warning” and “Caution” items for maintenance

 Do not clean the air-conditionerby jetting water to avoid electric shock.

 Do not damage or randomly change power supply wire.

1.1 OUTDOOR UNITS/INDOOR UNITS LINE-UPS ................................................................................................................... 4

2．PRODUCT SPECIFICATION .................................................................................................................................9

2.1 SPECIFICATION OF OUTDOOR UNIT ................................................................................................................................ 9

3．ELECTRICAL COMPONENT AND FUNCTIONAL COMPONENT ................................................................. 27

3.1 OUTDOOR UNIT ........................................................................................................................................................... 27

4．PIPING DIAGRAM AND WIRING DIAGRAM................................................................................................... 34

4.1 SYSTEM SCHEMATICS .................................................................................................................................................. 34

5.1 COMMISSIONING STEPS ............................................................................................................................................... 49

6.1 MULTI-WAY TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................................. 66

7．APPENDIX ........................................................................................................................................................... 217

7.1 WARNINGS FOR R410A REFRIGERANT ....................................................................................................................... 217

1.1 Outdoor Units/Indoor Units Line-ups

Models of outdoor units

Outdoor Unit Composite Module

HP Composite Model 10HP 12HP 14HP 16HP 18HP

1.2 Appearance of Outdoor Units/Indoor Units

1.2.1 Outdoor Units

8, 10, 12 HP 14, 16, 18 HP

20, 22, 24 HP 26, 28 HP

30, 32, 34, 36 HP 38, 40 HP

42, 44HP 46, 48, 50, 52, 54 HP

Two-way Cassette Floor/Ceiling

High Wall Floor Concealed

Medium Static Ducted

1.3 Model Nomenclature

1.3.1 Outdoor Unit

1.3.2 Indoor Unit

E Series Indoor units:

Design Series No.

Design Code (Inside of Factory)

Pump, N: No Drainage Pump, P: With Internal Drainage Pump

Mode of Operation, H: Heat Pump

Indoor Unit Type,

Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF)

Design Series No.

Design Code (Inside of Factory)

Expansion Device, E: Internal

Mode of Operation, H: Heat Pump

Indoor Unit Type, CC: Medium Static Ducted

YVOH080 YVOH100 YVOH120 YVOH140 YVOH160 YVOH180

Power supply V/Ph/Hz 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50

Cooling kW 6.59 7.51 9.50 10.77 11.57 15.25

1700×1000 1700×1000 1700×1000 1700×1300 1700×1300 1700×1300

Type - R410A R410A R410A R410A R410A R410A

Liquid (φ)mm 9.52 9.52 12.70 12.70 12.70 15.88

Max. A 17.0 19.0 23.0 28.0 31.0 33.0

Color - York white

Heat exchanger type - Fin/coil heat exchanger

Type - Axial flow fan

Fan Motor output - 0.75x1 0.75x1 0.75x1 0.75x2 0.75x2 0.75x2

Control part for refrigerant - EXV

Defrosting method - Switch to Hot gas defrost

Standard accessories - Installation operation manual, connecting pipes

Parameters of Multiple Modular Parallel Outdoor Unit

HP 20HP 22HP 24HP 26HP 28HP 30HP

YVOH200 YVOH220 YVOH240 YVOH260 YVOH280 YVOH300

Power supply V/Ph/Hz 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50 380/3/50

Cooling kW 56.0 61.5 67.0 73.5 78.5 85.0