AIR-COOLED

ROOFTOP PACKAGE
Models: FACP 8-32 A

Direct Expansion
System
FDXA04-2020/21B
 Content

Product Nomenclature ....................................................................... 2

Features .......................................................................................... 4
Engineering Specifications ................................................................. 5
General Data ......................................................................... 5
Electrical Data .......................................................................7
Operating Range ................................................................... .9
System Schematic Diagram.................................................... .9
Sound Pressure Level ............................................................10
Fan Performance Curve......................................................... 11
Controller .............................................................................14
Dimensions .................................................................................... 19
Wiring Diagrams ............................................................................. 21
Installation .................................................................................... 24
Service & Maintenance ..................................................................... 28
Troubleshooting ............................................................................. 30

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 Product Nomenclature
Air-Cooled Rooftop Air Conditioner

FACP 20 A C Y 2

2 Refrigerant
2=R22
4=R407C

Y Power Supply
3Ph/380-415V/50Hz

C Cooling

A Product Generation

20 Capacity Index 20:

Based on Btu/hr

FACP Air-Cooled Rooftop

Package

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Typical Installation Example

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 Features

Compact Compact and rigid single unit construction design provides

Construction convenient installation with no additional piping work as both
Design indoor and outdoor sides are pre-connected. The unit casing
is made of external painted sheet metal that is suitable for
outdoor application. The unique feature of unit’s flat top
design allows unit to be stacked up and provides maximum
usage of warehouse and container space.

Single Unit is equipped with Scroll Compressor that is more reliable

Capacity with higher efficiency. The compressor is mounted on rubber
Control vibration isolators for minimal noise level and vibration
transmissions.

- Direct-drive, forward curved, centrifugal-type fans are used

to deliver an accurate air flow at low noise level. The deliver an acc
Indoor Fan
standard unit fan motor is connection. Unit can be
Motor operated at lower air flow by changing to connection.

High Sensible The sensible cooling capacity has been significantly

improved through balanced optimized heat exchanger
Cooling Capacity
design.

Control Mechanical control allows the air conditioner to operate as

standalone system

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 Engineering Specifications
General Data - Cooling Only
Model name FACP-ACY2 8 10 12 15 20 24 32
Power supply 3Ph~380-415V 50Hz
kW 24.0 32.0 35.0 48.0 64.0 70.0 100.0
Outdoor
Total 35˚CDB Btu/h 81,900 109,200 119,500 163,800 218,400 238,900 341,200
cooling
capacity kW 21.9 30.8 33.0 43.7 61.5 66.0 94.0
Outdoor
46˚CDB Btu/h 74,800 105,100 112,600 149,200 209,900 225,200 320,800

Sensible kW 19.2 25.6 28.0 38.4 51.2 56.0 80.0

cooling Outdoor
capacity 35˚CDB Btu/h 65,600 87,400 95,600 131,100 174,700 191,100 273,000
Capacity step % 0-100 0-50-100 0-66-100
Refrigerant R22
Refrigerant charge kg 4.0 5.9 5.7 2x4.5 2x5.9 2x5.7 3x3.5
Refrigerant control Capillary Tube
External finish Acrylic Resin Coating
Color MUNSELL 5Y8/1
Height mm 1,000 1,200 1,650
Dimension Width mm 1,300 1,990 2,100
Length mm 1,530 1,670 2,100
Unit weight kg 360 390 395 655 755 765 1,100
Compressor Hermetic Line Start (Scroll Comperssor )
No. x Motor output kW 1x5.5 1x7.5 1x8.0 2x5.5 2x7.5 2x8.0 3x8.0
Evaporator Cross Fin Coil
Evaporator fan Centrifugal - Direct-Drive

Evaporator fan motor Three - Phase Squirrel Cage Induction Motor( connection)
No. x Motor output kW 1x0.7 1x1.25 1x1.25 1x1.7 1x2.5 1x2.5 1x4.5
CMH 5,400 6,000 6,000 9,000 12,000 12,000 17,100
Evaporator fan airflow
CFM 3,179 3,532 3,532 5,300 7,064 7,064 10,066
Mmaq 10 20 25
External static pressure
Pa 100 200 250
Condenser Cross Fin Coil
Condenser fan Propeller - Direct Drive
Condenser fan motor Three Phase Cage Induction Motor
CMH 9,600 10,800 19,200 21,600 28,800
Condenser fan air flow
CFM 5,651 6,354 11,302 12,708 16,954
Drain connection mm 25.4
Sound pressure level dB(A) 66 69 70 73 76
High Pressure Switch, Fuse, Low Pressure Switch (Only FACP 32),
Protection devices Over Current Relay (Compressor),
Internal Thermostat (Compressor, Outdoor & Indoor Fan Motor)

Note :
1. Cooling capacity is based on the following conditions. Indoor;27°CDB,19°CWB,
Outdoor;35°CDB
2. Refrigerant charge volumes are factory charged.
3. Capacity is gross capacity which do not include a deduction for evaporator fan motor heat.
4. The measuring point of the Sound pressure level is 1m from the unit surface.
5. The range of working voltage is within ±10% voltage of power supply.
6. Specification subject to change without notice.
7. Full refrigerant charge of FACP 32 is 3x6.3kg

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 General Data - Cooling Only
Model name FACP-ACY4 8 10 12 15 20 24 32
Power supply 3Ph~380-415V 50Hz
kW 24.0 30.0 35.0 48.0 64.0 70.0 100.0
Outdoor
Total 35˚CDB Btu/h 81,900 102,400 119,500 163,800 218,400 238,900 341,200
cooling
capacity kW 21.9 28.8 33.0 43.7 61.5 66.0 94.0
Outdoor
46˚CDB Btu/h 74,800 98,300 112,600 149,200 209,900 225,200 320,800

Sensible kW 19.2 24.0 28.0 38.4 51.2 56.0 80.0

cooling Outdoor
capacity 35˚CDB Btu/h 65,600 81,900 95,600 131,100 174,700 191,100 273,000
Capacity step % 0-100 0-50-100 0-66-100
Refrigerant R407C
Refrigerant charge kg 4.5 5.9 5.7 2x4.8 2x5.9 2x5.7 3x3.5
Refrigerant control Capillary Tube
External finish Acrylic Resin Coating
Color MUNSELL 5Y8/1
Height mm 1,000 1,200 1,650
Dimension Width mm 1,300 1,990 2,100
Length mm 1,530 1,670 2,100
Net weight kg 360 390 395 655 755 765 1,100
Compressor Hermetic Line Start (Scroll Comperssor )
No. x Motor output kW 1x5.5 1x7.5 1x8.0 2x5.5 2x7.5 2x8.0 3x8.0
Evaporator Cross Fin Coil
Evaporator fan Centrifugal - Direct-Drive

Evaporator fan motor Three - Phase Squirrel Cage Induction Motor( connection)

No. x Motor output kW 1x0.7 1x1.25 1x1.25 1x1.7 1x2.5 1x2.5 1x4.5
CMH 5,400 6,000 6,000 9,000 12,000 12,000 17,100
Evaporator fan airflow
CFM 3,179 3,532 3,532 5,300 7,064 7,064 10,066
Mmaq 10 20 25
External static pressure
Pa 100 200 250
Condenser Cross Fin Coil
Condenser fan Propeller - Direct Drive
Condenser fan motor Three Phase Cage Induction Motor
CMH 9,600 10,800 19,200 21,600 28,800
Condenser fan air flow
CFM 5,651 6,354 11,302 12,708 16,954
Drain connection mm 25.4
Sound pressure level dB(A) 66 69 70 73 76
High Pressure Switch, Fuse, Low Pressure Switch (Only FACP 32),
Protection devices Over Current Relay (Compressor),
Internal Thermostat (Compressor, Outdoor & Indoor Fan Motor)

Note :
1. Cooling capacity is based on the following conditions. Indoor;27°CDB,19°CWB,
Outdoor;35°CDB
2. Refrigerant charge volumes are factory charged.
3. Capacity is gross capacity which do not include a deduction for evaporator fan motor heat.
4. The measuring point of the Sound pressure level is 1m from the unit surface.
5. The range of working voltage is within ±10% voltage of power supply.
6. Specification subject to change without notice.
7. Full refrigerant charge of FACP 32 is 3x6.3kg

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Electrical Data
FACP8A FACP10A FACP12A FACP15A
VOLT ITEM
Cooling Cooling Cooling Cooling
TOTAL INPUT kW 8.1 10.5 12.5 15.6
TOTAL RUN CURRENT A 13.4 16.9 20.2 25.3
POWER FACTOR % 84% 86% 86% 86%
START CURRENT A 91.3 119.3 119.6 103.5
COMPRESSOR INPUT kW 6.4 8.1 9.3 12.4
415V
RUN CURRENT A 9.1 12.1 14.6 17.6
Outdoor FAN INPUT kW 0.5 0.5 1.3 1
RUN CURRENT A 1.5 1.3 2.1 2.8
Indoor FAN INPUT kW 1.2 1.9 1.9 2.2
RUN CURRENT A 2.8 3.5 3.5 4.9
TOTAL INPUT kW 8.1 10.5 12.5 15.6
TOTAL RUN CURRENT A 13.9 17.6 21 26.2
POWER FACTOR % 84% 86% 86% 86%
START CURRENT A 94.8 123.7 114.8 107.4
COMPRESSOR INPUT kW 6.4 8.1 9.3 12.4
400V
RUN CURRENT A 9.4 12.7 15.2 18.2
Outdoor FAN INPUT kW 0.5 0.5 1.3 1
RUN CURRENT A 1.6 1.3 2.2 2.9
Indoor FAN INPUT kW 1.2 1.9 1.9 2.2
RUN CURRENT A 2.9 3.6 3.6 5.1
TOTAL INPUT kW 8.1 10.5 12.5 15.6
TOTAL RUN CURRENT A 14.6 18.5 22.1 27.6
POWER FACTOR % 84% 86% 86% 86%
START CURRENT A 99.6 130.2 110.1 113.1
COMPRESSOR INPUT kW 6.4 8.1 9.3 12.4
380V
RUN CURRENT A 10 13.3 16 19.1
Outdoor FAN INPUT kW 0.5 0.5 1.3 1
RUN CURRENT A 1.6 1.4 2.3 3.1
Indoor FAN INPUT kW 1.2 1.9 1.9 2.2
RUN CURRENT A 3 3.8 3.8 5.4

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Electrical Data
FACP20A FACP24A FACP32A
VOLT ITEM
Cooling Cooling Cooling
TOTAL INPUT kW 20.8 25.5 39.8
TOTAL RUN CURRENT A 34.8 42.7 66.7
POWER FACTOR % 83% 83% 83%
START CURRENT A 136.5 140.8 164.2
COMPRESSOR INPUT kW 16.2 19.3 32.5
415V
RUN CURRENT A 25.5 31.8 49.5
Outdoor FAN INPUT kW 1 2.6 2.7
RUN CURRENT A 2.6 4.2 5.6
Indoor FAN INPUT kW 3.6 3.6 4.6
RUN CURRENT A 6.7 6.7 11.6
TOTAL INPUT kW 20.8 25.5 39.8
TOTAL RUN CURRENT A 36.1 44.3 69.2
POWER FACTOR % 83% 83% 83%
START CURRENT A 141.7 136.9 161.1
COMPRESSOR INPUT kW 16.2 19.3 32.5
400V
RUN CURRENT A 26.4 32.9 51.4
Outdoor FAN INPUT kW 1 2.6 2.7
RUN CURRENT A 2.7 4.4 5.8
Indoor FAN INPUT kW 3.6 3.6 4.6
RUN CURRENT A 7 7 12
TOTAL INPUT kW 20.8 25.5 39.8
TOTAL RUN CURRENT A 38 46.7 72.8
POWER FACTOR % 83% 83% 83%
START CURRENT A 149.1 133.4 158.8
COMPRESSOR INPUT kW 16.2 19.3 32.5
380V
RUN CURRENT A 27.8 34.7 54
Outdoor FAN INPUT kW 1 2.6 2.7
RUN CURRENT A 2.8 4.6 6.1
Indoor FAN INPUT kW 3.6 3.6 4.6
RUN CURRENT A 7.4 7.4 12.7

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Operating Range

52

Outdoor temperature (°CDB)

35

21

15 19 24

Indoor temperature
(°CWB)

System Schematic Diagram

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Sound Pressure Level

50Hz Sound Pressure Levels (SPL) Condition: Cooling

SPL
Model 63Hz 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz
dB(A)
FACP8A 66 64.5 67.5 64.5 64 62 54 48.5 39
FACP10A 66 64.5 68.5 67 64 59.5 56 51 41.5
FACP12A 69 72.5 71 68 66.5 65 60 53.5 44.5 (dB)

Note. The measuring point is 1m from the comp.service panel.

1m
1m
measuring place: open field

50Hz Sound Pressure Levels (SPL) Condition: Cooling

SPL
Model 63Hz 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1000Hz 2000Hz 4000Hz 8000Hz
dB(A)
FACP15A 70 72 74 68 68 66.5 59.5 52.5 43.5
FACP20A 70 71.5 73.5 68 66.5 66 59.5 52 42.5
FACP24A 73 67 70 70.5 69 69 65 58 49
FACP32A 76 70.5 77 78 74 71.5 65.5 59.5 53 (dB)

Note. The measuring point is 1m from the comp.service panel.

1m
measuring place: open field

1m

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Fan Performance Curve

FACP8A (Pa) Fan speed

(rpm)
1300 Recommended Range
300

1200
250
For connection
F/M operation line
Total static pressure

1100
200

1000
150

For connection
F/M operation line
900
100
l SP
rna
Inte

800
50

0
60 70 80 90 100 * : Standard point
Air flow (CMM)
FACP10A,12A (Pa)
400 Fan speed
(rpm)
Recommended Range
1450

350 1400 For connection

F/M operation line

300
1300
Total static pressure

250 For connection

F/M operation line
P
1200 lS
r na
te
In
200

1100

150

100

50

* : Standard point
0
80 82 90 100 110 112
Air flow (CMM)

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Fan Performance Curve

(Pa)
FACP15A Recommended Range
500 Fan speed
(rpm)
Total static pressure

900
400 For connection
F/M operation line
800
300
700

200 600 Internal SP

500
100

For connection
F/M operation line * : Standard point
0
100 140 180
Air flow (CMM)

FACP20A,24A (Pa)
Recommended Range
Fan speed
600 (rpm)
1000 For connection
F/M operation line
500
For connection
900 F/M operation line
Total static pressure

400

800
300
P
al S
ern

700
Int

200

100

* : Standard point
0
160 170 200 240
Air flow (CMM)
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Fan Performance Curve

FACP32A (Pa)
600 Fan speed Recommended Range
(rpm)
1000
500 For connection
F/M operation line
900
Total static pressure

400 For connection

F/M operation line
800
300
S P
700 rnal
e
200 Int

100

* : Standard poin
0
225 240 280 320 345 360
Air flow (CMM)

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Controller Features And Algorithm (Optional)
How to operate : In case of using LCD remote controller.
If you use the LCD remote controller, you can operate below method.
Please consult operate method with dealer, if you use field supply control parts.

Display section

C G B

H
D F
A

J
E

For purposes of explanation, all the displays on this page are shown in their lit condition.
This configuration does not occur in the actual unit.

Before starting operation

* Make sure that the power supply is turned ON before use.

(Keep the power supply turned ON at all times when the air conditioner is in use.Use of the
unit without power can result in compressor failure.)

Warning:
Check and confirm the power circuit before use. For the contents, refer to the previously
described chapter [Crucial points to be observed for safety].

Display Indicator Remarks

[Current/start/ending time] A
Operation Mode B The status of operation
[Checking] C This display indication when some abnormally in the unit
[Set temperature] D Display the set temperature
[Operation] Lamp E Lights up during operation, goes off during stop
[Room Temperature] F Display the temperature of the air sucked in during operation
[Fan] G This display indication fan operation
[Key Lock] H This display indication during key lock function active
[Timer Hold/Resume J
setting]

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ON / OFF E Operation lamp

Start operation
Press the [ON/OFF] button 1
Operation lamp lights up and operation starts.
Stop operation
Press the [ON/OFF] button 1 again
Operation lamp goes off and operation stops.

* Once the buttons have been set, pressing of the [ON/OFF] button only can repeat the same
operation thereafter.
* During operation, the operation lamp above the [ON/OFF] button
lights up.

Caution:
Even if the operation button is pressed immediately after the operation is once stopped, operation
is not restarted for about 3 minutes.
This function protects the machine. It automatically starts operation after the lapse of
approximately 3 minutes.

Selecting operation
B Operation mode display

When selecting operation

Press the [MODE] button 2
Consecutive press of the [MODE] button switches the operation over to "FAN"and "COOL".
For the contents of operation, check the display.

For fan
Press the [MODE] button o2 and bring up the "FAN" display.
* The fan operation functions to circulate the air in the room.
* The temperature of the room cannot be set by fan operation.

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 Caution:
Never expose your body directly to cool air for a long time. Excessive exposure to cool air is
bad for your health, and should therefore be avoided.

For cooling
Press the [MODE] button 2 and bring up the "COOL" display.

Caution:
* When the air conditioner is used together with burners, thoroughly ventilate the area.
Insufficient ventilation can result in accidents due to oxygen deficiency.
* Never place a burner at a place where it is exposed to the airflow from the air conditioner.
Doing so can result in imperfect combustion of the burner.

Room temperature adjustment

D Set temperature display

F Room temperature display

To change room temperature

Press the [SET TEMP] button 3 and set the room temperature of your choice.
Press or button once changes the setting by 1°C.
If the pressing is continued, the setting continues to change by 1°C.

* Indoor temperature can be set within the following range.

CoolingCooling 19 ~ 30°C
* It is impossible to set the room temperature by the air-blow operation.

Press and button together, the unit of temperature change "°C " (degree-
centigrade) and "°F ". (degree-Fahrenheit)

Time setting

A
J A Current time display

J Timer Hold/Resume display

5

10

4 6
7

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Clock setting
Press the [CLOCK] key 4 one time will activate set clock mode.
Press the [CLOCK] key 4 again will disable set clock mode.
Under set clock mode, the real time clock and present day setting can be changed by pressing
[DAY] button 5 , [HOUR] button 6 or [MINUTE] button 7 .

Caution:
[CLOCK] key 4 is not allowed to be pushed with the thing of sharp tip.

7-Days timer setting

There are two buttons for timer. One is [ON TIMER] 8 , another is [OFF TIMER] 9 .
Press the button one time will activate set timer mode.
Press the same button again will disable set timer mode. Under set timer mode, the 7-days
timer setting can be changed by pressing [DAY] button 5 , [HOUR] button 6 or [MINUTE]
button 7 .

Day setting
5 will change the day setting.
During set clock mode or set timer mode, press the [DAY] button n

Hour setting
6 will change the hour setting.
During set clock mode or set timer mode, press the [HOUR] button n

Minute setting
During set clock mode or set timer mode, press the [MINUTE] button 7
n will change the minute
setting.

Timer Hold / Resume setting

If 7-days timer is set, then the word "Timer Active" is displayed 10

nJ .
To clear all the timers setting, press and hold the [HOLD] button 10
n until the word "Timer Active"
is not displayed.
To resume the timer setting after timers have been held, press and hold the [HOLD] button 10
until the word " Timer Active" is displayed.

Other function H

7 11

Key lock
Press the [MINUTE] button 7 three times consecutively, the word "KEY LOCK" will displayed H .
At this time, only [ON-OFF] button 1 is valid.
This function purpose is protect from mischief of child etc.
To cancel the key lock function, Please press [MINUTE] button 7 three times consecutively again.

Test run
Press the [TEST] button 11 two times consecutively.
The unit will run and finished automatically after two hours.

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Troubleshooting

Before you ask for repair service, check the following points:
State of Machine LCD remote Controller Cause Troubleshooting
It does not run "ON-OFF" display Power failure Press the [ON/OFF] button after
is not lit up. No power restoration.
display appears The power supply is turned Turn the power supply ON
even when the OFF
[ON/OFF] button The fuse in the power supply Replace fuse
is pressed is gone
The earth leakage breaker is Put in the earth leakage breaker
gone
The wiring phase of power Modify the wiring phase of power
supply is mistaken. (FACP-8, supply
10, 15, 20 only)
Air flows out The liquid Improper temperature After checking the set
but it does crystal display adjustment. temperature and inlet temperature
not cool shows that it is on the liquid crystal display, refer
enough. in the state of to [To change room temperature]
operation. on page 6, and operate the
adjustment button.
The filter is filled with dust Clean up the filter.
and dirt.
There are some obstacles at Remove.
the air inlet or outlet of the
units.
Windows or doors are open. Close.
Cool air does The liquid The restart-preventing Wait for a while.
not come crystal display circuit is in operation for 3 (To protect the compressor, a
out. shows that it is minutes. 3-minute restartpreventing
in operation. circuit is built into the unit.
Therefore, there are occasions
sometimes when
the compressor does not start
running immediately. There are
cases when it does not run for
as long
as 3 minutes.)
The set temperature of For temperature control,
thermostat is excessively decrease the set temperature
Fan runs but compressor do not high for cooling. at cooling.
run.
The room temperature is Can not be operated as it is out
excessively low for cooling. of temperature control range.
Compressor runs but stops Air outlet or inlet are blocked. Remove blocking matter.
immediately.
At cooling, water which
places to cooling piping and
piping connection part drops. It is not a breakdown.
Water or steam is
Please contact and consult your
discharged from the unit. The drain pipe is clogged
dealer.
due to dust, therefore the
drain water overflow.

LCD remote controller error display

Indicate Cause Troubleshooting

E01 Room temperature sensor open. Automatically reset to restoration error.
E02 Room temperature sensor short. Automatically reset to restoration error.
E03 Error input from Indoor Push the On-Off switch. (OFF to ON)
unit or Outdoor unit.

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 Dimensions

Model: FACP 8,10,12A

10
25
46
51 60 150 150 150 150 150 150 60
1020 49
10

1342 (BOLT PITCH)

25

15 100100 15
SUPPLY AIR DUCT FLANGE
(1342)
15

25
1300

1300
A DETAIL 20-ø3 HOLES

10
60 150 150 150 150 150 150 60
1020
(1342)

25 49
10
15

36 170 170 36
25

51

25
4-HANGER 265

46
B DETAIL 1000 (BOLT PITCH) 265 RETURN AIR DUCT FLANGE
4-15X25 MTG HOLES B
20-ø3 HOLES
107 1020 173
31

SUPPLY SUPPLY
192 230

AIR AIR
CONDENSER
AIR INLET
1000

RETURN BOX
RETURN
412

AIR DRAIN R 1
AIR
135

WIRING HOLE B
77

77
A DRAIN 1B PT
50 1530

A B
FACP8,10A 437 437
FACP12A 458 458

Model: FACP 15,20,24A

A
46
25
51
25

2032 (BOLT PITCH)

(2032)

10
15

25 72 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 72

49
1744 10
1990

1990

A DETAIL
34 120 120 120 34

SUPPLY AIR & RETURN AIR

428
(2032)

DUCT FRANGE
25
15

26-ø3 HOLES
25

B DETAIL

B
51

46
25

4-15X25 MTG HOLES

4-HANGER 235 1200 (BOLT PITCH) 235
123 1744 123
51

SUPPLY SUPPLY
428

AIR AIR
CONDENSER CONDENSER CONTROL BOX CONDENSER
AIR INLET AIR INLET (3 AIR INLET
1200
169

(3 SIDES) SIDES) (3 SIDES)

RETURN
428

RETURN AIR RETURN AIR AIR

124

DRAIN R 1 (BOTH SIDE)

77

483 WIRING HOLE

50 1670

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Model: FACP32A
A

46
25
51

50
10
36-ø3 HOLES 130
65 1690=130X13 65
1820 10

20 130130130 20
25

430
SUPPLY AIR DUCT FRANGE

2142 (BOLT PITCH)

(2142)
15

25
A DETAIL
2100

2100

50
130

10
65 42-ø3 HOLES 1690=130X13
65
1820 10

35 130130130130130130 35
(2142)

25
15

850
25

B DETAIL RETURN AIR DUCT FRANGE

6-15X25 MTG HOLES

51

25
46
250 800 (BOLT PITCH) 800 (BOLT PITCH) 250
140 1820 140
51

SUPPLY
430

SUPPLY AIR
AIR
CONTROL
188

BOX
1650

CONDENSER CONDENSER CONDENSER

AIR INLET AIR INLET AIR INLET
RETURN (3 SIDES) (3 SIDES) (3 SIDES)
850

RETURN AIR AIR

127
77

545 DRAIN R 1(BOTH SIDE) WIRING HOLE

50 2100

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 Wiring Diagram

Model: FACP8,10,12A
Symbol Name Symbol Name Symbol Name
MC Compressor Motor Tr Transformer 49F1 Internal Protector (Fan I/D)
MF1 Fan Motor (Indoor) 51C Over Current Relay(Compressor) 49F2 Internal Protector (Fan O/D)
MF2 Fan Motor (Outdoor) 63H High-Pressure Switch <SW> Switch (On)
52C Contactor (Compressor) 63L Low Pressure Switch <23WA> Thermostat (Room Temp.)
52F Contactor (Fan I/D) FZ Auxiliary Relay (Fan) C01~C04
C11,12,14 Connector
TB1,2 Terminal Block CZ Auxiliary Relay (Compressor)
F1,F2 Fuse (3.15A) 30CZ,30FZ Auxiliary Relay (Check)
Red 1 C11
White 2
MF 2
Black 3
TB1 52C 51C
L1 L1 (*1) Red Red
Power Supply
380 - 415VAC Red
L2 White White
3N - PE MC
White Black
50Hz L3 Black
Circuit Breaker Black
L1
(Field Supply) 52F
N Blue Red 1 C01 C02 1
FACP8, 10A - 50A
FACP12A PE White 2 MF 1 2
Black 3 3
Fig 1. Control Box Layout
Red
Tr B F1 (3.15A)
L1
F1 1A
Gray 1 TB2 1
Red 6

F2 2A C01 4 Switch Box

F2 (3.15A)
(Field Supply)
Note 3
30 30 49F1 51C
C03 1 C03 1 C04 1
52C CZ FZ 10 Violet Red Silver
52F 5
& 1E 2E C12 1
51C D SW
Pink
CZ FZ 49F2
C 7
3
1F 2F 12 Tr
AC
C14 1
24V 23
63H WA

63L C03 3 3 3
TB 1 G 9
TB 2 H
13 2 15
FZ
30 Pink CZ Violet 2 3
FZ 30
8 CZ
Fig 2. Unit Internal Layout
Layout 52F
14
52C
2 3

30 30 CZ FZ
FZ CZ
N 4 4

Blue Gray
S
MF1 MF2
49F1 49F2

P MC
Q

Control Box 63H 1S

(Indoor Side) (Outdoor Side)

Note :
1. The dotted lines show field wiring. Caution :
2. The figure in the parenthesis show field supply parts. 1. To protect compressor from abnormal current, over current
3. In case of power supply 380VAC model relay <51C> is installed. Therefore, do not change factory set
(FACP8, 10, 12ACY4M)Tr wiring. value of over current relay.
Change the connector connection Tr, if 380VAC model is used for Controller Connection
400,415VAC and 400,415VAC model is used for 380VAC. PAC-204RC (Option)
4. Refer below example about wiring mark. C03 1 Symbol No. Function
SILVER
C03 C04 1
Terminal No.
Lead Wire RED 1 Power (Active) 24VAC(L)
<Example> [(*1)Mark Wire] 2 Cooling Operation COMP1
CGL1
C03 3 Tr AC
24V TB2 3 Fan Operation FAN HI
CGL1
3 3 4 Power (Neutral) 24VAC(N)

CGL1
Connected Address Wire Number [(*1)Mark]
C G
(REF. Fig 1,2) (REF. This Drawing)

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Model: FACP15, 20, 24A

52F1 Red C02 1

1 C01
White 2 2
MF1
Black 3 3

TB1
52C1 51C1
L1 L1 (*1) Red Red
Power Supply Red
380 - 415VAC L2 White White
3N - PE MC1
White Black
50Hz L3 Black
CircuitI Breaker Black
(Field Supply) 52C2 51C2
FACP15, 20A -- 100A N Blue Red
FACP24A White
MC2
PE Black
52F2 1 C11
Red
White 2
Red MF2-1
Symbol Name Black 3
MC 1,2 Compressor Motor F1 (3.15A)
Red 1 C21
MF 1 Fan Motor (Indoor)
White 2
MF2-1,2 Fan Motor (Outdoor) MF2-2

52C1,2 Contactor (Compressor) Black 3

52F1 Contactor (Fan I/D) TB2 1
7 Red 7 Gray 1
52F2 Contactor (Fan I/D)
TB 1,2 Terminal Block
F1,F2 Fuse (3.15A)
Tr Transformer F2
13
51C1,2 Over Current Relay(Compressor) (3.15A) Switch Box
(Field Supply)
63H1,2 High-Pressure Switch C01 4 3 52C1 52C2
63L1,2 Low-Pressure Switch
FZ Auxilliary Relay (Fan) 49F1 49F2-2 51C1 51C2
CZ Auxilliary Relay (Compressor) 5 C22 1 Violet Orange
Note 3 SW
30CZ1,2 Auxilliary Relay (Check)
12 C03 1 C03 1 C04 1
30FZ Auxilliary Relay (Check) Violet 14 19
Pink Red Silver
49F1 Internal Protector (Fan I/D) 3 C14 1 C24 1
49F2-1,2 Internal Protector (Fan O/D) 9
TCZ Timer (2Sec.) 49F2-1 63H1 63H2
23 23
<SW> Switch (On) Pink
C12 1 WA1 WA2
Tr
<23WA1,2> Thermostat (Room Temp.) 63L1 63L2 AC
24
C01-C04 24V
C11,12,14 Connector 11
16 2 2
C21,22,24 FZ C03 3 3 3
18 23
30 Pink Violet Orange
FZ CZ TCZ 3 5
30 30 4
10 CZ1 CZ2 3 4 5
52F1 17 22 52F2
52C1 52C2
30 CZ TCZ FZ
30 30
FZ
CZ1 CZ2
N N 6 6
Blue Gray

Fig 1. Control Box Layout Fig 2. Unit Internal Layout

Layout Note :
(Indoor Side) 1. The dotted lines show field wiring.
1E 2. The figure in the parenthesis show field supply parts.
F1 1G
Tr D 30 3. In case of power supply 380VAC model
52F1 FZ MF1
A F2 2G 49F1 (FACP15, 20, 24ACY4M)Tr wiring.
2E 1F Change the connector connection of Tr,
52C1 52C2 P
30 if 380VAC model is used for 400,415VAC and 400,415VAC
& & CZ1 CZ
TCZ
51C1 51C2 52F2 model is used for 380VAC.
3E 2F H MF2-1 MF2-2
1B 2B C 49F2-1 49F2-2 4. Refer below example about wiring mark.
C03 1 C03 C04
1 1

30 Silver Red
CZ2 FZ
1S 2S
MC1 MC2
<Example>
1Q 2Q [(*1)Mark Wire] Lead Wire Tr AC
24V
TB1 J TB2 K 1S 63H1 63H2 2S
1BJL1
1BJL1
Control Box C03 3 3 3

(Outdoor Side)
1BJ L1
Controller Connection
1B Connected Address Wire Number [(*1)Mark]
PAC-204RC (Option)
Symbol No. Function Terminal No. J (REF. Fig 1,2) (REF. This Drawing)
Caution :
1 Power (Active) 24VAC(L) 1. To protect compressor from abnormal current, over current relays <51C1,2> are
3,4 Cooling Operation COMP1,2 installed. Therefore, do not change factory set value of over current relays.
TB2 5 Fan Operation FAN HI 2. This timer <TCZ> installed because the power supply breaker may operate if
two compressors start at the same time.
6 Power (Neutral) 24VAC(N) 3. Do not change factory set value of timer.

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Model: FACP32A

Symbol Name
MC 1-3 Compressor Motor
52F2 1 C11 MF1 Fan Motor (Indoor)
Red
MF2-1,2 Fan Motor (Outdoor)
White 2
MF2-1 52C1-3 Contactor (Compressor)
Black 3
52F1 Contactor (Fan I/D)
Red 1 C21
52F2 Contactor (Fan O/D)
White 2 TB1,2 Terminal Block
MF2-2
Black 3 F1,F2 Fuse (3.15A)
Tr Transformer
52F1 1 C01
Red C02 1 51C1-3 Over Current Relay(Compressor)
White 2 2 63H1-3 High-Pressure Switch
MF1
Black 3 3 63L1-3 Low-Pressure Switch
FZ Auxilliary Relay (Fan)
CZ Auxilliary Relay (Compressor)

TB1 52C1 51C1 30CZ1-3 Auxilliary Relay (Check)

L1 L1 (*1) Red Red 30FZ Auxilliary Relay (Check)
Power Supply
380 - 415VAC L2 White White 49F1 Internal Protector (Fan I/D)
MC1
3N - PE L3 Black Black 49F2-1,2 Internal Protector (Fan O/D)
50Hz TCZ1 Timer (2Sec.)
52C2 51C2
N Blue Red Red TCZ2 Timer (4Sec.)
Circuit Breaker
White White <SW> Switch (on)
(Field Supply) MC2
Black Black <23WA1> Thermostat (Low Room Temp.)
PE
FACP32A -- 175A 52C3 51C3 <23WA2> Thermostat (High Room Temp.)
Red
Red C01-C04
White C11-14
MC3 Connector
Black C21-24
C34
F1 (3.15A)

Red L1 Gray 1 TB2 1

F2
Switch Box
(3.15A)
(Field Supply)
Pink 11

C01 4 3 52C1 52C2 52C3

51C1 51C2 51C3
49F1 49F2-2 SW
Note 3
5 C22 1 12 16 20 C031 C03 1 C04 1
Violet Orange Pink
7 10 Red Silver
Pink 3 C14 1 C24 1 C34 1

63H1 63H2 63H3 23 23

49F2-1
Pink WA1 WA2
C12 1 2 2 2 Tr AC
24 24V
63L1 63L2 63L3
13 17 21 C03 3 3 3
9 15 19 23 3 4 5
Violet TCZ2 Pink
Orange
FZ CZ TCZ1
30 Pink 30 30 30
FZ CZ1 CZ2 CZ3 3 4 5
8 11 14 18 22
52F1 52C1 52C2 52C3 52F2
30 30 30 30 CZ TCZ1 TCZ2 FZ
FZ CZ1 CZ2 CZ3
N N 6 6
Blue Gray

Fig 1. Control Box Layout Fig 2. Unit Internal Layout

Layout Note :
(Indoor Side) 1. The dotted lines show field wiring.
Tr F1 1E 2. The figure in the parenthesis show field supply parts.
52C3 3. In case of power supply 380VAC model (FACP32ACY4M)
D F2 2E MF1
& 52F2 Tr wiring.
49F1
51C3 C Change the connector connection of Tr,
1F 2F 3F 4F P
B if 380VAC model is used for 400,415VAC and 400,415VAC
30 30 30 30
model is used for 380VAC.
FZ CZ1 CZ2 CZ3
C03 1C04
52F1 4. Refer below example about wiring mark. C03 1 1
Silver Red
A MC1 MC3 MC2
1K CZ TCZ TCZ
1Q 3Q 2Q Tr
1 2 <Example> Lead Wire AC
52C1 52C2 63H2 [(*1)Mark Wire] 24V
2K FZ 1L 2L 63H1 63H3
& & 1T 2T 2S C03 3 3 3
1S GHL1
GHL1
51C1 51C2 3S
MF2-1 MF2-2
TB1 G H J TB2 M 49F2-1 49F2-2

(Outdoor Side)
Control Box
G HL1
Controller Connection G Connected Address Wire Number [(*1)Mark]

Symbol No. Function PAC-204RC (Option) H (REF. Fig 1,2) (REF. This Drawing)
Terminal No. Caution :
1 Power (Active) 24VAC(L) 1. To protect compressor from abnormal current, over current relays <51C1,2,3> are
3,4 Cooling Operation COMP1,2 installed. Therefore, do not change factory set value of over current relays.
TB2 5 Fan Operation FAN HI 2. This timer <TCZ1,2> installed because the power supply breaker may operate if
three compressors start at the same time.
6 Power (Neutral) 24VAC(N) 3. Do not change factory set value of timer.

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 Installation
All series of conditioners are designed for outdoor installations and are to be placed on a slab or
rooftop. However, if the air conditioner is to be installed in a plant room, please contact your
equipment supplier prior to installation.
Access for both service and installation must be provided to the compressors, control wiring and
fans as shown below.

1. Space required around units

- Care must be taken to prevent recirculation of the condenser air. To stabilize
compressor, condensing pressures it is recommended that wherever is possible the
condenser air inlet side be faced away from prevailing winds.
- For rooftop installation, the type of mounting base depends on the roof construction.
A built-up roof may not support the weight of the unit and so it may be necessary to
support the unit by adding structural members below it.
- The units are equipped with hoisting plates for rigging and hoisting of the unit. The
hoisting plates are located on the top of the unit. When hoisting the unit with a crane,
spreader bars must be used to prevent damage to side panels by the supporting cables.

(Unit:mm)
2. Installation of The Unit
The figure shows the use of the
roof curb available for mounting
these units.
The curb should be sealed and
fixed to the roof with weather
stripping. A suggested means of 4-ø15 roof mounting holes
sealing the unit and roof curb is Roof Curb
shown below. 6-ø15 unit mounting holes

Unit

Seal with Tar

Roof deck

Roof Curb

(Unit:mm)

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3. Duct Construction
• Series FACP units are equipped with horizontal supply
and return air openings. Duct connection to the unit
should be made with duct flanges and secured
FACP Unit
directly to the air openings with flexible duct
connectors to avoid abnormal noise transmission.
• For vertical air supply, a field supply plenum should
be used. The figure below shows the recommended
method for duct connection.
• To prevent air leakage, all duct seams should be
taped. Ducts that run-in air spaces that are not air
conditioned must be insulated and provided with a
vapor barrier. Ducts exposed to the outside must be
weather proofed. For quiet operation, we recommend
that the insulation on the supply duct to be placed
inside, lining the duct.
• Where ducts from the outside enter a building, the
duct openings in the building should be sealed with
weather stripping to prevent rain, dust, sand, and
etc. from entering the building.
• Fans will not accept any external resistance to
airflow. Hence, need to determine what provision is
available if ductwork is to be fitted with external fans.
• Correctly sized filter must be fitted and there is no
provision within the unit. However, the filters may be
installed in the return air duct.

4. Lifting Method
When the unit is to be lifted and moved, attach ropes to
the suspension plates (4 pcs) provided on the top of the
unit. When the unit is lifted, the center of gravity tends
to shift the unit to one side and so balance, as shown in
the right figure, should be achieved. The angles at which
the ropes suspended the unit should be at least 60 at
the compressor end and at least 45 at the condenser
end. Care should be taken to avoid contact with the main
unit while carrying.

5. Drain Piping
• The condensate drain fitting (R1) is provided. The
drain pipe can be let out at the right or left side.
Under standard specifications, it is let out at the left
side and the right side is covered.
• The drain pipe must have a trap on the outside of the
unit and must be installed at an incline for proper
drainage, as shown on the right.
• To prevent condensate formation and leakage,
provide the drain pipe with insulation to safeguard
against sweating.
• Upon completion of the piping work, check that there
is no leakage and that the water drains off properly.

6. Refrigerant Charge
An additional charge is unnecessary, except for FACP32. The table
below shows the amount of the charge when the unit is shipped.
Refrigerant charge
FACP 8 FACP10 FACP12 FACP15 FACP20 FACP24 FACP32
per circuit (kg)
FACP-ACY2 (R22) 4 5.9 5.7 2X4.5 2X5.9 2X5.7 3X3.5*
FACP -ACY4
4.5 5.9 5.7 2X4.8 2X5.9 2X5.7 3X3.5*
(R407C)

*Full charge of FACP32 is 3 X 6.3

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 7. Electrical Wiring
a. Method for connecting electrical wire
Please consult with your power company before doing the wiring in the instructions.
The entire wiring diagram of the unit.

a. Power Supply
b. Main Switch/ Fuse (Field Supply)
c. Power Supply Wiring for Unit
d. Unit
e. Remote Controller/ Thermostat (Field Supply)
f. Connection Wiring for Unit/ Remote Controller
g. Earth

b. Electrical Wiring
In case of using switch box (field supply), please set up wires as shown above.
Remove the panel on the right side (FACP10,12) or the rear side
(FACP15,20,24,32) of the unit and connect the units power supply wiring to the
proper terminals in the control box. Connect the wires on the basis of following
wiring diagram. Mistake in wiring connection may damage the controller.

Caution: This controller can be damaged if wrong connection.

Construct the earth connection. Control module of unit (FACP15,20,24)
All electrical work must be carried out by a qualified
electrical trades-person and in accordance with local supply 52F1
30FZ F1

authority requirements and associated regulations. The 52C1 52C2

Tr
F2

range of working voltage is within ±10% voltage of power 30CZ1 CZ TCZ

supply. The unit is to be wired directly from an electrical 52F2

distribution board either by a circuit breaker (preferred) of TB1

51C1 51C2

HRC fuse. 30CZ2 FZ

TB2

Fix power source wiring to control box by using buffer

bushing for sensible force (PG connection or the like).
Connect control wiring to control terminal block through
the knockout hole of control box using ordinary bushing. Terminal block Terminal block for connection wires
NOTE: Earth wiring must be connected. for power supply to switch box (Field supply)
wires

Screw for earth Band for wires

connection
[unit:mm]

Control module of unit (FACP32)

Control module of unit (FACP 8,10,12)
52F1 52C3
F1
52F2
Tr Tr F2

51C3
F1 30FZ 30CZ1 30CZ2 30CZ3

F2
52C1
52C2
CZ TCZ1 TCZ2

52C
30CZ 30FZ
52F TB 1

FZ

51C1 51C2
CZ FZ
51C TB2

Terminal block
for power supply
wires TB1 TB2

Terminal block
for power supply
Band for wires Terminal block for connection
wires
wires to switch box (Field supply)

Screw for earth

Band for wires
Screw for earth connection
Terminal block for connection wires
connection to switch box (Field supply) [unit:mm]

[unit:mm]

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 c. Wiring Example (For metal piping)
Over current The grounding wire must be
Power Breaker the same diameter as the
protection Earth cable
cable capacity power able wires. See table
switch
above.
FACP8 14mm² 50A 50A 14mm² over The selection of other
FACP10 14mm² 50A 50A 14mm² over capacities should be
determined in accordance with
FACP12 14mm² 50A 50A 14mm² over the relevant standards.
FACP15 22mm² 100A 100A 22mm² over
FACP20 38mm² 100A 100A 22mm² over
FACP24 38mm² 100A 100A 22mm² over
FACP32 60mm² 175A 175A 30mm² over

d. Selecting Earth Leakage Breaker (NV)

To select NF or NV instead of a combination of class B fuse switch, use the following.
In the case of class B fuse rated 15A.
Fuse Earth leakage breaker (with over- See table above. The selection
(class B) load protection) of other capacities should be
determined in accordance
FACP8 50A NV50-CP 50A 30mA 0.1s or less with the relevant standards.
FACP10 50A NV50-CP 50A 30mA 0.1s or less Note.
FACP12 50A NV50-CP 50A 30mA 0.1s or less All electrical wiring must comply
with local electrical authority
FACP15 100A NV100-CP 100A 100mA 0.1s or less regulations.
FACP20 100A NV100-CP 100A 100mA 0.1s or less
FACP24 100A NV100-CP 100A 100mA 0.1s or less
FACP32 175A NV225-CP 175A 100mA 0.1s or less

8. Before starting the trial run

After having installed the unit, check that:
• The unit fixed securely.
• The unit installed properly
• The drain pipe is provided with a drain trap.
• The electrical wiring has been connected correctly and the terminal screws have been properly
tightened.
• The duct work has been performed correctly.
• Before turning the unit on, measure the resistance between the terminals of the electrical
parts and ground with a 500v megger and check that the value is at least 1.0M ohm.
If the measured value is below 1.0M ohm, do not operate the unit.
• IMPORTANT: Phase protector is installed in all units.
The unit does not run if there is wrong phase wiring of power supply.
Please reconfirm and modify wiring phase.
• Check that the fans are rotating in correct direction.
• Check whether there is refrigerant leakage, and slack power or transmission cable.
• Check the operation of high-pressure switch.
If the two lead wires of the outdoor unit fan motor are disconnected from the contact and
cooling is performed, the high-pressure switch should operate and stop the unit after 5 to 10
minutes.
Perform trial operation after completing above items.

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 Service & Maintenance
1. Caution for use
Keep the following points in mind to safeguard against failures and break downs.
• For safety, confirm that the earth terminal has been connected to the earth wire correctly.
• Never block or cover the unit’s intakes or outlets. It will reduce the unit’s efficiency.
• To start the unit again turns the start switch on after 3 minutes have elapsed.
Repeatedly stopping and starting within 3 minutes can trip the fuse or power source switch.

2. Maintenance
For superior performance and lasting durability, please do not forget to conduct proper
and regular maintenance.
Caution

a. Cleaning of panel
Clean dirt of panel as follows. Neutral
Use a household neutral cleanser such as for dishes or vegetables.
Grease cleanser
Motion a soft cloth with the cleanser, then wipe lightly.
Next, wipe three or four times with another soft cloth moistened with
water. Finally, wipe off all the remaining cleanser with a soft cloth.
Moisten a soft cloth with alcohol, the wipe off lightly. Isopropyl alcohol Adhesive
is sold at stores as reagents in small quantities. Isopropyl
Paste Alcohol
Note:
Alcohol is highly combustible. Take extreme care when handling.
Also, do not use paint or adhesive thinner.

b. Cleaning the outdoor heat exchanger . Heat

If you use your air conditioner for prolonged periods, the Exchanger
outdoor heat exchanger will become dirty, impairing its
function and reducing air conditioner’s performance.
Consult your equipment supplier or air conditioning
contractor on how to clean the heat exchanger.

c. When beginning to use air conditioner again

Please turn on the power supply after the following check is done and no abnormality is found.
It is confirmed that air inlet and outlet are not blocked.
It is confirmed that the earth connection line does not come off.
The earth connection line is installed firmly in the unit.
It is confirmed that there are neither lifting, blocking, nor bending about the drain-hose.
• It is confirm to keep the controller OFF.
• The power supply switch is turned ON.

d. When the air conditioner is not to be used for long time

If the air conditioner is not to be used for a long time due to a seasonal change, etc.,
Please do the following work.
• The power supply is switched OFF.
If the power supply is kept on, electricity tons will be wasted. Also, the accumulation of
dust, etc., can result in fire.
• Filter, eliminator and drain pan are cleaned. Be sure to throw dust properly.
• Run it for 4-5 hours with the air blowing until the inside is completely dry.
• Failing to do so can result in the growth of unhygienic, unhealthy mold in scattered
areas throughout the room.

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 e. In case of failure
• Never remodel the air conditioner. Consult your dealer for any repair service. Improper
repair work can result in water leakage, electric shock, fire, etc.
• if the poser breaker is frequently activated, get in touch with your dealer.
Leaving the unit as it is under such conditions can result in fire or failure.
• If the refrigerant gas blows out or leaks, stop the operation of the air conditioner.
• Thoroughly ventilate the room, and contact your dealer.
Leaving the unit as it is, can result in accidents due to oxygen deficiency.

3. Transferring Work and Construction

a. Transfer of Installation
• When removing and reinstalling the air conditioner when you enlarge your home, remodel
or move, consult with your dealer in advance to calculate the cost of the professional
engineering work required for transferring the installation.
• Please do not mix different types of refrigerant when you add the refrigerant (R-22 or
R407C) during installation and the transferring.
• When moving or reinstalling the air conditioner, consult with your dealer.
Defective installation can result in electric shock, fire, etc.
b. Place for Installation
Please do not use the unit in following places.
• place where a lot of oil (the machine oil is contained), moistures and dust exist.
• Place where a lot of salinities such as beach district exist.
• Place where Sulphur gas, volatile gas, and corroded gas are filled.
• Place where acid solution is frequently used.
• Place where special spray is frequently used.
• Hot spring zone.
• Near to machine which generates high cycles. (e.g high cycle welding machine etc.)
• Place where ventilation entrance of unit is blocked by snowfall.
• The unit must be installed in stable, level surface.
The main body might corrode when the unit is used in such a place, the refrigerant
leak, the performance of the unit decreases remarkably, causing damage to parts of
the unit.
c. Regarding Electric Work
• The electrical work must be undertaken by a person who is qualified as an electric
engineer according to the (technical standard respecting electrical installation), (internal
wiring rules), the installation and operation manual with the absolute use of exclusive
circuits. The range of working voltage is within ±10% voltage of power supply.
• Please install a special power supply in the power supply.
• Please install the earth connection for the electric shock prevention.
• Never connect the grounding wire to a gas pipe, water pipe, arrester, or telephone
grounding wires. For details, consult your dealer.
• In some types of installation sites, the installation of an earth leakage breaker is
mandatory. For details consult your dealer.
• The breaker and the fuse must use the correct capacity.
The main body might corrode when the unit is used in such a place, the refrigerant leak,
the performance of the unit decreases remarkably, causing damage to parts of the unit.
d. Consideration of the noise.
• Take sufficient measures against noise when installing the unit where noise level is
critical.
• If any object is placed near the air outlet of the unit, decreased performance and
increased noise will result. Avoid any obstacles adjacent to the air outlet.
e. Maintenance and Inspection
• If the unit is used throughout several seasons, the heat exchanger can get dirty, reducing
performance.
• Depending upon conditions of usage, foul odors can be generated & drainage can
deteriorate due to dust and dirt, etc.

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 Troubleshooting
Problem Cause Troubleshooting
Press the [ON/OFF] button after
Power failure.
power.
The power supply is turned OFF. Turn the power supply ON.

Unit Not The fuse in the power supply is burnt. Replace fuse.
Running
The earth leakage breaker is gone. Put in the earth leakage breaker.

The wiring phase of power supply is Modify the wiring phase of power
mistaken. supply

Check the set temperature and inlet

Improper temperature adjustment. temperature on the liquid crystal
display and adjust accordingly.
The filter is filled with dust and dirt Clean up the filter
There are some obstacles at the air
Remove.
inlet or outlet of the units.
Windows or doors are open. Close.
Unit Running
but Not Cool Insufficient refrigerant charge. Contact your installation contractor.
Wait for a while. (To protect the
compressor, a 3-minute restart
preventing circuit is built into the
The restart-preventing circuit is in unit. Therefore, there are occasions
operation for 3 minutes. when the compressor does not start
running immediately. There are cases
when it does not run for as long as 3
minutes.)
The set temperature for thermostat is For temperature control, decrease
Fan Runs but excessively high for cooling. the set temperature at cooling.
Compressor
The room temperature is excessively Cannot be operated as it is out of
Does Not Run
low for cooling. temperature control range.
Compressor
Runs but
Air outlet or inlet is blocked. Remove blocking matter.
Stops
Immediately
Water or It is not a breakdown. Please contact
Air Flow too high
Steam Is and consult your dealer.
Discharged The drain pipe is clogged, therefore
Clear the drain pipe.
From The Unit the drain water overflows.

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