SERVICE MANUAL

QUEEN SERIES

ASH-24AQ
 Specifications and Technical Parameters
Model ASH-24AQ
Function COOLING HEATING
Rated Voltage 240V~
Rated Frequency (Hz) 50HZ
Total Capacity (W) 7000 7600
Power Input (W) 2600 2700
Rated Input (W) 2900 3000
Rated Current (A) 10.2 10.6
Air Flow Volume 3
(m /h) 850
Dehumidify Volume (L/h) 2.0
C.O.P / EER (W/W) 2.73 2.96
Model of Indoor Unit ASH-24AQ
Fan Motor Speed (r/min) (H/M/L) 1400/1200/1100
Output of Fan Motor (w) 20
Input of Heater (w) /
Fan Motor Capacitor (uF) 1
Fan Motor RLA(A) 0.091/0.087
Fan Type-Piece Cross flow fan – 1
Diameter-Length (mm) Φ 90 x 723
Evaporator Aluminum fin-copper tube
Pipe Diameter(mm) Φ7
Indoor Unit
Row - Fin Distance(mm) 3-1.6/2-1.5
Row-Fin Gap(mm) 730X400X40
Swing Motor Model MP24EA
Output of Swing Motor (W) 1.5
Fuse (A) PCB 3.15 Transformer 0.2
Sound Pressure Level dB (A) (H/M/L) 48
Sound Power Level dB (A) (H/M/L 58
Dimension (W/D/H)( mm) 907X290X213
Dimension of Package (W/D/H)( mm) 993X366X317
Net Weight /Gross Weight (kg) 12/15
Remote control Y512
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Model of Outdoor Unit ASH-24AQ

Compressor Model ASH264SV-C8LU
Compressor Type Rotary
L.R.A(A) 60
Compressor RLA(A) 10.3
Compressor Power Input(W) 2215
Overload Protector Build in
Throttle Method Capillary
Starting Method Capacitor
Working Temperature(℃ ) - 7 ≤T≤43 ℃
Condenser Aluminum fin-copper tube
Pipe Diameter(mm) Φ9.52
Row - Fin distance(mm) 2-1.5
Coil length (l) x height (H) x coil width (L) 670x650x47
Fan Speed (r/min)(H/M/L) 780
Output of Fan Motor (W) 68
Running Current of Motor(A) 0.31/0.3
Outdoor Unit Fan Motor Capacitor (uF) 2.5
Air Flow Volume of Outdoor Unit 2400
Fan Type-Piece Axial fan –1
Fan Diameter (mm) Φ460
Defrosting Method /
Climate Type T1
Isolation I
Moisture Protection IP24
Permissible Excessive Operating
2.5
Pressure for the Discharge Side(MPa)
Permissible Excessive Operating
0.6
Pressure for the Suction Side(MPa)
Sound Pressure Level dB (A) (H/M/L) 58
Sound Power Level dB (A) (H/M/L) 68
Dimension (W/D/H)( mm) 950x700x412
Dimension of Package(W/D/H)(mm) 1100x755x450
Net Weight /Gross Weight (kg) 59
Refrigerant Charge (kg) R410Ax1.9kg
Length 5
Outer Liquid Pipe (mm) Φ9.52(3/8”)
Connecting
Diameter Gas Pipe (mm) Φ16(5/8”)
Pipe
Max. Height (m) 10
Distance Length (m) 15

Notice: The standard length of piping is 5 m. For longer distance of piping is needed fill 30g/m additional refrigerant
for every 1m exceeded 5m.
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Air inlet

Indoor Unit AUTO STOP

TEST RUN

Wrapping tape

Air outlet
Front Panel
Air filter
Cover of electric box
Manual switch
Power plug
Drainage Pipe
Air outlet grill
Guide Louver
Remote Controller

Red indicator will light and blink during defrosting except

systemical running of the unit .

Outdoor Unit Air inlet

Air outlet
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Overall and Installing Dimension

U

Overall and Installing Dimension of Indoor Unit

U

Air inlet grill

290

Left Tube-exit Sign

Top View Right Tube-exit Sign

Rear View

Ceiling

Left Right
 Air inlet grill

Left Tube-exit Sign Top View Right Tube-exit Sign

Rear View

Ceiling
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Air inlet grill

Left Tube-exit Sign Top View Right Tube-exit Sign

Rear View

Ceiling
 Air inlet grill
290

Left Tube-exit Sign

Top View Right Tube-exit Sign

Rear View

Left Right

Ceiling
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Air inlet grill

290

Left Tube-exit Sign

Top View Right Tube-exit Sign

Rear View

Ceiling

Left Right
 Overall and Installing Dimension of Outdoor Unit
U

handle

UNIT:mm

Over 500
Over 500

Over 500

Over 300

Bolt
Nut

Wrench
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UNIT:mm

Over 600
Over 600

Over 600

Over 600

Bolt
Nut

Wrench
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 Remote Controller Function Manual and Operating Instructions
1 Remote Controller Function Manual 1
1.1 Temperature Parameters
Indoor preset temperature (Tpreset)
Indoor ambient temperature (Tamb.)
1.2 Basic Functions
Once energized, the compressor should in no way be restarted unless after 3-minute time interval at least. For the first
energization, the compressor will be started without 3-minute lag. Under the same mode, the compressor, once started,
will not be stopped within 5 minutes with the change of room temperature.
1.2.1 Cooling Mode
1.2.1.1 Cooling Conditions and Process
When T amb.≥Tpreset +1℃, the unit will run under cooling mode, in which case the compressor and outdoor fan will start
and the indoor fan will run at preset speed.
When T amb.≤Tpreset -1℃, the unit will be stopped, in which the compressor will be firstly stopped, the outdoor fan will be
stopped after 15-second lag and the indoor fan will run at preset speed.
When Tpreset -1℃<T amb.< Tpreset +1℃, the unit will maintain its original operating status.
Under this mode, the switchover valve will be de-energized and the temperature can be set within a range from 16 to
30℃.

Tamb Start cooling

Tpreset +1℃
Original operating status
Tpreset -1℃
≥5 min. ≥3 min. ≥5 min. Stop cooling

Compressor
Outdoor fan

Indoor fan Preset speed

Run Stop

1.2.1.2 Protection
Antifreeze Protection
If it is detected that the system is under antifreeze protection, the compressor and outdoor fan will be stopped after
15-second lag, and the indoor fan will run at low speed. When antifreeze protection is released and the compressor has
stopped for 3 minutes, the complete unit will resume its original operating status.
During antifreeze protection
Compressor 3 min.

Outdoor fan
Indoor fan Preset speed

Run Stop
Overcurrent Protection
If it is detected within 3 seconds successively that the system amperage exceeds the specified value (13A), the main unit
will enter into the status as such that only fan is running. After 3 minutes and the fault is eliminated, the complete unit will
resume its original operating status.
1.2.2 Dehumidifying Mode
1.2.2.1 Dehumidifying Conditions and Process
When T amb.> Tpreset +2℃, the unit will run under cooling mode, in which case the indoor fan will run at variable speed.
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When Tpreset -2℃≤T amb.≤Tpreset +2℃, the unit will run under dehumidifying mode, in which case the indoor fan will run at
low speed. After the compressor and outdoor fan has run 6 minutes, the compressor will be stopped, the outdoor fan will
be stopped after 15-second lag and the indoor fan will be stopped after 30 seconds. After 3.5 minutes, the compressor
and outdoor fan will be started, and the indoor fan will run at low speed. The dehumidifying process is so repeated in
cycle.
When Tamb.< Tpreset-2℃, the compressor, outdoor fan and indoor fan will be stopped.
Under this mode, the switchover valve will be de-energized and the temperature can be set from 16 to 30℃.
Tamb
Cooling
Tpreset +2℃
Dehumidifying
Tpreset -2℃
6 min. 6 min. Stop cooling
4 min. 4 min.

Compressor
Outdoor fan
Indoor fan Preset Low Low
speed speed speed

1.2.2.2 Protection Run Stop

Antifreeze Protection
If it is detected that the system is under antifreeze protection, the compressor and outdoor fan will be stopped after
15-second lag, and the indoor fan will run at low speed. When antifreeze protection is released and the compressor has
stopped for 3 minutes, the complete unit will resume its original operating status.
During antifreeze protection
Compressor 4 min

Outdoor fan

Indoor fan Low speed

Run Stop
Upon meeting the cooling condition, the overload is same as under cooling. Under dehumidify mode, the indoor fan
will be stopped.
1.2.3 Heating Mode
1.2.3.1 Heating Condition and Process
When T amb.≤Tpreset +2℃, the unit will run under heating mode, in which case the switchover valve, compressor and
outdoor fan will be simultaneously started, and the indoor fan will be started after 3 minutes the latest. If the air-outlet
temperature is not high, the indoor fan will automatically adjust its speed.
If T amb.≥Tpreset +4℃, the compressor will be stopped, the outdoor fan will be stopped after 15 seconds, the switchover
valve will remain energized and the indoor fan will be stopped after blowing at low speed for 60 seconds.
When Tpreset +2℃<T amb.< Tpreset +4℃, the unit will maintain its original operating status.
Under this mode, the switchover is energized and the temperature can be set within a range from 16 to 30℃.
Stop heating
Tpreset +4℃

Original operating status

Tpreset +2℃
Tamb
Start heating
5 min. 3 min. 5 min.

Compressor
Outdoor fan
Indoor fan 3min. 3min.

Switchover valve

Run Stop

1.2.3.2 Defrosting Conditions and Process

When the condenser is detected to have frost, the system will enter into defrosting status, in which case the compressor
will continue to run, the indoor fan and switchover valve will be stopped simultaneously, and the outdoor fan will be
stopped after 15 seconds.
RUN indicator will blink. Upon detecting the frost in condenser is removed, the outdoor fan and switchover valve will be
energized, the indoor fan will be started after 2 minutes the latest, the compressor will keep running, and the run indicator
will stop blinking.
The first defrost after energization will last 10 minutes. Later, the defrost time can be adjusted according to the
quantity of frost. Defrost takes longer if more frost (Max. 12 minutes) and takes shorter if less frost (Min. 3 minutes).
The system will exit defrost mode upon completion of defrosting.
During the defrosting operation

Compressor
Outdoor fan 3 min.~12 min.

Indoor fan ≤3 min

4-Way Valve

Run Stop
1.2.3.3 Protection
High Temp. Protection
If it is detected that the evaporator tube temperature is too high, the outdoor fan will be stopped. When the tube
temperature resumes to normal, the outdoor fan will be restarted.
Noise Silencing Protection
If the unit is stopped by pressing ON/OFF, the switchover valve will be stopped after 2-minute lag; or 2 minutes will be
delayed upon mode switching.
Overcurrent Protection
If it is detected within 3 minutes successively that the system amperage exceeds the specified value (approx. 13A), the
compressor will be stopped, the outdoor fan will be stopped after 15 seconds and the indoor fan will be stopped after
blowing 60 seconds. After 3 minutes and the fault is eliminated, the complete unit will resume its original operating status
and the indoor fan will be started after 3 minutes the latest.
1.2.4 Fan mode
Under FAN mode, only the indoor fan runs at preset speed.
1.2.5 Auto Mode
Under this mode, the system will automatically select its run mode (cool, dehumidify, heat or fan) with the change of
ambient temperature. For protection function, same as under cooling and heating mode.
1.3 Other Control
1.3.1 Sleep Function
1. If sleep function is set under cooling or dehumidifying mode, the preset temperature will automatically rise by 1℃ one
hour after remote control and by another 1℃ after 2 hours.
Preset speed Tpreset
Tpreset+2℃
Tpreset+1℃

Tpreset

1 hour 2 hours Over 2 hours

2. Under heating mode, the preset temperature will automatically decrease by 1℃ one hour after setting of sleep function
and decrease by 2℃ after 2 hours.

1 hour 2 hours Over 2 hours

Tpreset

Tpreset -1℃
Preset speed Tpreset
Tpreset-2℃
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3. Preset temperature for auto mode sleep function will remain unchanged.
1.3.2 Swing Motor Control
1. Upon energization, the stepping motor will rotate to position “0” – air outlet.
2. After the unit is started, if swing function is not set,up & down guide lover
will be in level position with air out.
3. If set swing function after the unit is started,the guide louver will swing
between L and D.
4. The guide louver will close when the unit stops.It will stop at present
position if indoor fan stops running,which will resume as indoor fan.
1.3.3 Buzzer
When the controller is energized or receives remote control signal, the buzzer will give out a beep.
1.3.4 Indicator
RUN Indicator (Red): Bright upon start of the unit, black upon stop of the unit and blink during defrost.
TIMER Indicator (Yellow): Bright when timer is activated; otherwise, it is black.
1.3.5 Automatic Control of Fan Speed
Under this mode, the indoor fan will automatically select high, medium or low speed with the change ambient temperature.
1.3.6 Auto Key
If press this key,the unit will run in Auto mode.Indoor fan will run at auto speed as well as the swing fan runs.Press this
key agian ,the unit will stop.
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7 Disassembly and Assembly Procedures

Disassembly Procedures of Indoor Unit

Operating Procedures / Photos (Applicable to the first kind of panel)

Disassemble Front Panel

Push the front panel along the front case groove

fixing the front panel to remove it.
panel
Fig.1
Fig.1

Disassemble Filter

Push the filter inwards, and then pull it upward to

remove it.
filter
Fig.2

Fig.2

Disassemble Front Case

Manually bend the guide louver to loose the clasp Screw

at the guide louver. Remove the guide louver.
Cover Plate of
Loosen the screws on the cover plate of electric box. Electric Box
Open the covering plate and remove the cover plate
Guide Louver
of electric box.
Open the three screw covers at the front case and
Screw Clasp
unscrew the three screws. Manually pull open the clasp
at the front case and turn the front case backward to remove it. Fig.3
Fig.3
Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Water Tray

To remove the water tray, use your hands to open the four
clamps on water tray and the terminals connected to the
electric box. Lift up the water tray and unplug the swing
motor cables.
(refer to Figure 4) Clasp Water Tray
Figure 4

Disassemble Electric Box

Room Sensor
Remove the grounding wire of the evaporator.
Remove the tube sensor.
Unplug the plugging connector of the indoor motor and
swing motor at the electric box, use screwdriver to unscrew
Tube Sensor
the screw fixing the electric box, and remove the electric
box.
Figure 5
(refer to Figure 5、6)

Screw

Hook

Screw

Board of Indicator Light

Figure 6
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Evaporator

Follow the direction shown by the arrow, and manually pull

Clasp
downward to open the clasp at the rear pipe clamp.
Remove the rear pipe clamp.
Remove the left and right screws at the evaporator,
Rear pipe
manually move the evaporator to loosen the clasp of its clamp
side plate from the groove.
Figure 7
(refer to Figure 7、8.、9)

Screw

Figure 8

Screw

Figure 9
Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Motor

Use a screwdriver to loosen the screws fixing the motor

clamp and then remove the motor clamp. Loosen the M4 Motor Clamp
screw (1 pc) on the bearing and remove the motor.
Motor
(refer to Figure 10)

Holding screw

Screw

Cross Flow Fan

Figure 10

Disassemble Cross Flow Fan

Bearing Holder

Take out the bearing holder at the left, and remove the
cross flow fan.
(refer to Figure 11)

Figure 11
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Disassembly Process of Indoor Unit

Operating Procedures / Photos (Applicable to the first kind of panel)

Front Pane
Disassemble Front
U

Pull open the front panel. Firstly unscrew the screw

Groove
fixing the top cover of the electric box to remove
the top cover, disconnect the terminal, and then
pull out the front panel along the groove (at the
front case) fixing the front panel.
Terminal Top Cover of Screw
Fig 12 Electric Box
Fig 12

Disassemble Filter
U

Push the filter inward and then pull it upward to

remove it. Filter
Fig 13
Fig 13

Disassemble Guide Louver

U

Manually bend the guide louver so that the clasp at Guide Louver Clasp
the guide louver is loosened, and remove the guide
louver.
Fig 14
Fig 14
Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Front Case

U U

Unscrew the three screw covers at the

front case, unscrew the five screws, pull
open the clasp at the front case, and
remove the front case. Fig 15

Screw Cover Screw Clasp Front case

Fig 15

Disassemble Water Tray

U

Use screwdriver to unscrew the screw

fixing the water tray, disconnect the
terminal of the stepping motor, lift and pull
out the water tray to remove it. Fig 16

Clasp Water Tray

Fig 16

Disassemble Cover of Electric Box

U

Remove the grounding wire of the

evaporator.
Remove the tube sensor.
Unplug the plugging connector of the Room Sensor
indoor motor at the electric box, use
screwdriver to unscrew the screw fixing
the electric box, and remove the electric
box.
Tube Sensor
Fig 17,18

Fig 17
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Screw

Hook

Screw

Board of
Indicator Light

Fig 18

Disassemble Evaporator
U

Use screwdriver to remove the screw to

remove the rear pipe clamp. Remove the left
and right screws at the evaporator, manually Rear Pipe
move the evaporator to loosen the clasp of Clamp
its side plate from the groove.
Fig 19,20,21
Screw

Fig 1 9

Evaporator

Screw

Fig 20
Operating Procedures / Photos

Evaporator

Screw Sponge
Fig 21

Disassemble Motor
U

Use screwdriver to unscrew the two screws Motor Clamp

fixing the motor clamp, and remove the motor
clamp. Unscrew the three holding screws at the
shaft sleeve, and remove the motor.
Fig 22,23 Screw

Fig 22

Screw

Motor

Axial Flow Fan

Fig 23
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Cross Flow Fan

U

Use screwdriver to unscrew the screw fixing the

bearing holder, remove the bearing holder, and
then remove the cross flow fan. Fig 24

Bearing Holder

Cross Flow Fan Screw

Fig 24

U
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Operating Procedures / Photos (Applicable to the second and third kind of panel)

Disassemble Front Panel

Push the front panel along the front case groove

fixing the front panel to remove it.
Panel
Fig. 25

Fig. 25

Disassemble Filter

Push the filter inward, and then pull it upward to

remove it.

Fig. 26

Filter
Fig. 26

Disassemble Guide Louver

Manually bend the guide louver to loose the clasp Screw

at the guide louver. Remove the guide louver.
Cover Plate of
Loosen the screws on the cover plate of electric box.
Electric Box
Open the covering plate and remove the cover plate
of electric box.
Guide Louver
Fig. 27
Clasp

Fig. 27
Disassemble Front Case

Unscrew the five screw covers at the front case,and

then unscrew the 3 screws, pull open the clasp at the
front case, and remove the front case.
Fig. 28

Screw Cover Screw

Clasp

Fig. 28
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Water Tray

To remove the water tray, use your hands to open the four
clamps on water tray and the terminals connected to the
electric box. Lift up the water tray and unplug the swing
motor cables.
(refer to Figure 7-29) Clasp Water Tray
Figure 29

Disassemble Electric Box

Room Sensor
Remove the grounding wire of the evaporator.
Remove the tube sensor.
Unplug the plugging connector of the indoor motor and
swing motor at the electric box, use screwdriver to unscrew
Tube Sensor
the screw fixing the electric box, and remove the electric
box.
Figure 30
(refer to Figure 30、31)

Screw

Hook

Screw

Board of Indicator Light

Figure 31
Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Evaporator

Follow the direction shown by the arrow, and manually pull

Clasp
downward to open the clasp at the rear pipe clamp.
Remove the rear pipe clamp.
Remove the left and right screws at the evaporator,
Rear pipe
manually move the evaporator to loosen the clasp of its clamp
side plate from the groove.
Figure 32
(refer to Figure 3233,34)

Screw

Figure 33

Screw

Figure 34
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Motor

Use a screwdriver to loosen the screws fixing the motor

clamp and then remove the motor clamp. Loosen the M4 Motor Clamp
screw (1 pc) on the bearing and remove the motor.
Motor
(refer to Figure 35)

Holding screw

Screw

Cross Flow Fan

Figure 35

Disassemble Cross Flow Fan

Bearing Holder

Take out the bearing holder at the left, and remove the
cross flow fan.
(refer to Figure 36)

Figure 36
4 Disassembly Procedures of Indoor Unit

Operating Procedures / Photos (Applicable to the fifth kind of panel)

Disassemble Front Panel

Push the front panel along the front case groove

fixing the front panel to remove it.
(refer to Figure 37)
Panel

Figure 37

Disassemble Filter

Push the filter inward, and then pull it upward to

remove it.
(refer to Figure 38)

Filter

Figure 38

Disassemble Cover Plate of Electric Box

Unscrew the screw at the cover plate of the
electric box, disconnect the terminal and remove
the cover plate of the electric box.
(refer to Figure 39)

Cover Plate of Electric Box Screw

Figure 39
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Guide Louver

Manually bend the guide louver to loose the clasp

at the guide louver. Remove the guide louver.
(refer to Figure 40)

Guide Louver
Figure 40

Disassemble Front Case

Unscrew the three screw covers at the front case,
unscrew the five screws, pull open the clasp at the
front case, and remove the front case.
(refer to Figure 41)

Front Panel Screw Cover Clasp Screw

Figure 41

Disassemble Water Tray

Manually pull open the four clasps at the water

tray and disconnect the terminal connecting to the
electric box. Lift the water tray, disconnect the
swing motor cable, and remove the water tray.
(refer to Figure 42)

Clasp Water Tray

Figure 42
Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Electric Box

Remove the grounding wire of the evaporator. Room Sensor

Remove the tube sensor.
Unplug the plugging connector of the indoor motor
and swing motor at the electric box, use
screwdriver to unscrew the screw fixing the Tube Sensor
electric box, and remove the electric box.
(refer to Figure 43,44)
Figure 43

Screw

Hook

Screw

Board of Indicator Light

Figure 44

Disassemble Evaporator

Follow the direction shown by the arrow to

manually pull open the clasp at the connecting Clasp
pipe block. Remove the connecting pipe block.
Remove the left and right screws at the
Rear pipe
evaporator, manually move the evaporator to clamp
loosen the clasp of its side plate from the groove.
(refer to Figure 45,46,47)
Figure 45
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Screw

Figure 46

Screw

Figure 47
Disassemble Motor
Use screwdriver to unscrew the screw fixing the Motor Clamp
motor clamp, and remove the motor clamp.
Unscrew the M4 holding screws at the shaft Motor
sleeve, and remove the motor.
(refer to Figure 48) Holding screw

Screw

Cross Flow Fan

Figure 48

Bearing Holder

Disassemble Cross Flow Fan

Take out the bearing holder at the left, and remove
the cross flow fan.
(refer to Figure 49)

Figure 49
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble
U Top Cover and Top cover
Handle

Use screwdriver to unscrew the screw at the

handle, and remove the handle.
Unscrew the three screws around the top cover,
and remove the top cover.
Fig 50

Screw Screw Handle

Fig 50

Disassemble Rear Grill

U
Screw

Unscrew the four tapping screws at the rear side Rear Grill
plate, the valve support chassis and the side
plate of the condenser, and remove the rear grill.
Fig 51
Fig 51

Front Panel

Disassemble
U Front Panel Screw
Sub-assy

Unscrew the five tapping screws at the front

panel, the valve support chassis and the side Fig 52
plate of the condenser, and remove the front
panel sub-assy.
Fig 52
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Electric Mounting

U

Board

Unscrew the three screws fixing the electric

mounting board, pull out the lead-out cable plugs
of the compressor and the fan motor, and then
remove the electric mounting plate.
Electric Mounting Board
Fig 53
Screw

Fig 53

Disassemble Right Side Plate

U

Unscrew the five screws at the rear side plate to

remove the right side plate.
Fig 54 Screw

Fig 54

Disassemble Axial Flow Fan

U

Use spanner to loosen the holding screw, spring

washer and flat washer, and forcefully remove Holding nut
the axial flow fan.
Fig 55
Axial Flow Fan

Fig 55
Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Motor and Motor

U

Support Motor Support

Unscrew the four screws fixing the motor, and

remove the motor. Unscrew the two screws fixing Screw
the motor support and remove the motor support.
Fig 56 Motor

Fig 56

Disassemble 4-Way Valve（Only

U

Heating and Cooling Unit has

such valve）

Screw off the holding nut of the 4-way valve coil

and remove the coil. Use wet cotton cloth to wrap 4-Way Valve
the 4-way valve, unsold the four soldering points
Soldering Point
connecting the 4-way valve, and remove the
Holding Nut
4-way valve. Be quick during the unsoldering
process, pay attention to keep the wrapping cloth
wet and do not allow the soldering flame to burn
Fig 57
the compressor lead-out cable. (Caution: Before
disassemble any pipe parts or the compressor,
make sure that there is no refrigerant inside the
unit).
Fig 57

capillary

Disassemble Capillary Sub-assy

U

Unsolder the soldering points among the capillary,

valve and outlet pipe of condenser to remove the
Fig 58
capillary sub-assy.
Fig 58
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Gas Valve and

Liquid Valve
Liquid Valve

Unscrew the two bolts fixing the gas valve,

Gas Valve
unsolder the soldering point between the gas
valve and the return-air duct and remove the gas
valve
Bolt
(Note: when unsoldering the soldering point, use
wet cloth to completely wrap the gas valve to
prevent valve body from being harmed by high
Fig 59
temperature).
Unscrew the two bolts fixing the liquid valve,
unsolder the soldering point connecting the liquid
valve and the fork type pipe, and remove the
liquid valve.
Fig 7-59

Disassemble Compressor Welding points

Unscrew the three nuts with washers at the foot

of the compressor (caution: only after
discharging all freon). Unsolder the soldering
points at the suction and the discharge pipes of
the compressor, carefully remove the pipes and
take out the compressor.
Fig 60 Nut with Washer

Fig 60
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Front Side Plate

Screw off the four screws around the front side Screw
plate to remove the front side plate.
Front Side Plate
Fig 61

Fig 61

Disassemble Top Cover

Screw off the tapping screws around the top

Screw
cover, and then pull the top cover upward to
remove it. Top Cover
Fig 62

Fig 62

Disassemble Rear Grill

Screw
Screw off the four screws around the rear grill to
remove the rear grill. Rear Grill
Fig 63

Fig 63
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Cabinet

Use screwdriver to screw off the screws around

the cabinet to remove the cabinet. Screw
Fig 7-64
Rear Grill

Fig 64

Disassemble Electric Box

Use screwdriver to screw off the two screws Screw

fixing the electric box, and pull the electric box to
remove it.
Fig 65 Electric Box

Fig 65

Disassemble Right Side Plate

Use screwdriver to screw off the seven screws at

the right side plat, condenser side plate, Valve Screw
Support, and then pull the right side plate
sub-assy upward to remove it.
Fig 66 Right Side Plate

Fig 66
Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Axial Flow Fan

Use spanner to twist off the nut of the fan and

remove the fan.
Fig 67 Holding nut

Axial Flow Fan

Fig 67
Disassemble Outdoor Motor

Screw off the four tapping screws fixing the Motor

motor, pull out the motor lead-out cable plug and
remove the motor. Screw off the two tapping Screw Fixing the
Motor
screws fixing the motor support, and pull the
motor support upward to remove it. Motor Cable
Fig 68
Motor Support

Fixing Screw

Fig 68

Disassemble 4-Way Valve

4-Way Valve
Screw off the holding nut of the 4-way valve coil
and remove the coil. Use wet cotton cloth to wrap Soldering
the 4-way valve, unsold the four soldering points Point
connecting the 4-way valve, and remove the
4-way valve. Be quick during the unsoldering
process, pay attention to keep the wrapping cloth
wet and do not allow the soldering flame to burn
the compressor lead-out cable. Fig 69
Fig 69
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Operating Procedures / Photos

Disassemble Capillary

Unsold the soldering points at the capillary, the Capillary

valve and the condenser to remove the capillary.
Pay attention not to allow the soldering slag to
block the capillary.
Fig 70

Fig 70

Disassemble Valve

Unscrew the two screws fixing the gas valve,

unsolder the soldering point between the gas
valve and the return-air duct and remove the gas
valve (note: when unsoldering the soldering
point, use wet cloth to completely wrap the gas Liquid Valve Screw Gas Valve

valve to prevent valve body from being harmed

Fig 71
by high temperature).
Unscrew the two screws fixing the liquid valve,
unsolder the soldering point connecting the liquid
valve and the fork type pipe, and remove the
liquid valve.
Fig 71

Disassemble Compressor Foot Nut

Unsolder the pipes connecting the compressor,

and then unscrew the three foot nuts at the
compressor to remove the compressor. Fig 72
Fig 72
 7 Disassembly Procedures of One to One Outdoor Unit

Operating Procedures / Photos

.
7.1 Disassemble Top Cover and Handle

Use screwdriver to unscrew the screw at the

handle, and remove the handle. Unscrew the three
Top Cover
screws around the top cover, and remove the top
cover.
(refer to Figure 73)

Handle

Figure 73

7.2 Disassemble Rear Grill

Use screwdriver to unscrew the four screws

around the rear grill, and remove the rear grill.
(refer to Figure 74)
Screw

Rear Grill

Figure 74

7.3 Disassemble Front Panel

Unscrew the screw fixing the front panel, and

remove the front panel.
(refer to Figure 75)

Screw

Figure 75
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Operating Procedures / Photos

.
7.4 Disassemble Electric Box

Unscrew the three screws fixing the electric box,

and remove the electric box.
(refer to Figure 76)

Screw
Figure 76

7.5
Disassemble Right Side Plate
Use screwdriver to unscrew the five screws at the
right side plate, and remove the right side plate.
(refer to Figure 77)
Right Side Plate

Screw

Figure 77

7.6 Disassemble Axial Flow Fan

Use spanner to unscrew the nut fixing the axial

flow fan, and pull outward to remove the axial flow
fan.
(refer to Figure 78)

Nut

Figure 78
Operating Procedures / Photos

7.7 Disassemble Motor and Motor Support

Unscrew the four tapping screws fixing the motor,

and remove the motor. Unscrew the two tapping Motor Support
screws fixing the motor support, and lift the motor
support to remove it. Tapping Screw
(refer to Figure 79)

Motor

Figure 79

7.8 Disassemble 4-Way Valve

（Only Heating and Cooling

Unit has such valve）
Screw off the holding nut of the 4-way valve coil 4-Way Valve
and remove the coil. Use wet cotton cloth to wrap
4-way valve coil
the 4-way valve, unsold the four soldering points
connecting the 4-way valve, and remove the
4-way valve. Be quick during the unsoldering
process, pay attention to keep the wrapping cloth Soldering
Point
wet and do not allow the soldering flame to burn
the compressor lead-out cable.
(refer to Figure 80) Figure 80

7.9 Disassemble Capillary Sub-assy

Unsolder the soldering points connecting the

capillary sub-assy and the other pipelines, and Capillary
remove the capillary sub-assy.
(refer to Figure 81)

Figure 81
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Operating Procedures / Photos

7.10 Disassemble Gas Valve and Liquid Valve

Unscrew the two screws fixing the gas valve,

unsolder the soldering point between the gas
valve and the return-air duct and remove the gas
valve.
(Note: when unsoldering the soldering point, use Liquid Valve
wet cloth to completely wrap the gas valve to
Screw
prevent valve body from being harmed by high
temperature).
Gas Valve
Unscrew the two screws fixing the liquid valve,
unsolder the soldering point connecting the liquid
valve and the fork type pipe, and remove the liquid
valve.
(refer to Figure 82) Figure 82

7.11 Disassemble Compressor

Unscrew the three nuts with washers at the foot of

the compressor (caution: only after discharging all Compressor
freon). Unsolder the soldering points at the suction
and the discharge pipes of the compressor,
carefully remove the pipes and take out the
compressor. Foot Nut
(refer to Figure 83)

Figure 83
 Installation Instructions
1 Selection of Installation Position

① Indoor Unit
The air inlet and air outlet must be far away from obstacles to ensure that airflow can reach every corner of the room;
The selected installation position shall facilitate the draining of condensate water. Choose a position where the
outdoor unit can be easily connected
Choose a place far away from heat source，steam and inflammable gases; Avoid direct sunshine.
The installation position shall be able to withstand the weight and vibration of the indoor unit.
Ensure the installation of indoor unit is in conformity with the requirements of installation dimension drawing.
Leave enough space for routine maintenance and the installation height shall be at least 200cm above the floor.
Choose a position at least 1 meter from any TV, sound system or other household electric appliances。
A position where the air filter can be easily pulled out

② Outdoor Unit
A place where noise and hot airflow generated by the unit do not affect the neighbors;
Choose a place with good ventilation to ensure good ventilation of outdoor unit;
No obstacles are near the outdoor unit obstructing the air intake and air exhaust of the unit.
The installation position shall be able to withstand the weight and vibration of the outdoor unit and ensure safe
installation;
A place without the leakage of any flammable gases or corrosive gases;
Ensure the installation of indoor unit is in conformity with the requirements of installation dimension drawing.

Installation at the following places may cause failure of the air-conditioning unit. Please contact Sinclair installation
and service agency if the installation at such places cannot be avoided.
A place full of machine oil;
A region with saline-sodic soil near the sea;
A place with sulphide gases (such as sulphur spring);
A place with high frequency facilities, such as radio equipment, electric welder or medical equipment;
An environment with special conditions.
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2 Installing Indoor Unit

① Installing Wall-Mounting Frame

● Adopt the line-hanging method to decide the
horizontal position. As the drainage pipe outlet
is at the left, the left side of the wall-mounting
frame shall be slightly lower.
● Use screws to secure the wall-mounting
frame on the wall.
● After installation is completed, manually
pull the wall-mounting frame to check if it is
secured. The mounted frame shall be able to Left Rear Exit Pipe Right Rear Exit Pipe
withstand the weight of an adult (60 kg) and
the fixing screws shall have relatively even Figure 9-1
stress.

② Drilling Hole for Fitting Pipe

Right
● As shown in Figure 9-2, a fitting pipe can
extend outward from 6 directions.
Right Rear
Choose one direction as needed.
● After deciding the hole position of the
Right Down Left
fitting pipe according to Figure 9-1, Left Rear
drill a declining hole （Φ65） Left Down
● To prevent the fitting pipe and the cable
passing through the wall from being harmed,
install a wall pipe. Ridge Figure 9-2

③ Installing Drainage Pipe

Twist
● The flexible drainage pipe must descend to
allow smooth running of water.
● Pay attention not to allow twists, ridges and
distortion of the drainage pipe in the layout and Immersion in Water
not to immerse the outlet in water. Figure 9-3
● Extended part of flexible drainage pipe passing through Figure 9-3
the indoor unit must be wrapped by thermal insulation material.

④ Installing Connecting Pipe

Connect the connecting pipe with the two education pipes of the indoor unit correspondingly. Tighten the joint nut of the
connecting pipe (refer to the following part of” Installing Connecting Pipe”).

Caution :
Connect the connecting pipe to the indoor unit first and then connect it to the outdoor unit.
Pay attention to the bending and layout when preparing the connecting pipe in order not to harm it.
Do not screw the joint nut too tightly, otherwise leakage will be caused.
⑤ Electrical Cable Connection

● Pull open the front panel from the above.

● Disassemble the cover plate of electric box and twist off the wire-pressed clamp (refer to Figure 9-4).
● Pull the power connection cable upward through the cable-cross holes in the base plate and the bottom of the electric
box;
● Connect the blue wire of the power connection cables to the “N（1）”terminal of the terminal board, connect the
brown wire to the “2”terminal, and connect the red wire to the“3”terminal and connect the yellow-green wire to th
“ ”terminal (refer to Figure 9-4)
● For heat pump type unit, connect a signal connection cable with the indoor unit through a connector (refer to Figure
9-4), and use wire clamp to fix the signal connection cable on the rear case.
● Install the wire-pressed clamp back into position and tighten the screw to ensure the wire-pressed clamp presses
tightly the power connection cable; Install the cover plate of the electric box back and fix it with screws.
● Install the front panel back into position

Terminal Board
Signal Control Cable
Wire-pressed clamp

Blue Yellow-green
Brown
Red
Connector Power connection cables

Cover Plate of Electric Box

Cable clamp

Figure 9-4

Caution :
All the electrical installation must be carried out by professional technicians in conformity with the local laws, regulations
and this instructions manual.
The power supply must be of rated voltage of the unit and special electrical line for air-conditioning.
It is required to install a leakage protection switch and an air switch with sufficient capacity. (the capacity of air switch is
20A).
The diameter of flexible power cable must be large enough; damaged flexible power cable and connection cable must be
replaced by cables of such special purpose.
The socket must have reliable grounding. It is prohibited to connect the grounding wire to the gas pipeline, the water
supply pipeline, the grounding wire of lightning rod or the grounding wire of telephone line.
Carry out installation in accordance with the state line layout rules.
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⑥ Installing Indoor Unit

When laying the pipe (line) at the left or right side, cut as needed the extra part of the fitting pipe left at the tube-exit
plate of the unit base. (refer to Figure 9-5)
① When only drawing out the power line, pull the power line through the cross hole;
② When drawing out the connecting pipe and the electrical line, pull them through the cross hole;
Wrap the fitting pipe and the cable (refer to Figure 9-6) and pull them through the fitting pipe hole.
Hung the claws at the rear side of the indoor unit to the hook on the wall-mounting frame. Move the unit left and right
to see if it is steady.
The installation height of the indoor unit must be at least 2.0m.
Take 2 pieces of purifiers from the accessory bag and mount them onto the unit.

Extra Part 2 Signal Control Cable Power Connection Cable

(Cooling Only Unit Does
Extra Part 1
Has Such Valve) Drainage Pipe
Cable-cross hole
Connecting Pipe

Tube-exit Plate

Wrapping Tape
Figure 9-5 Figure 9-6
3 Installing Outdoor Unit

① Installing Connecting Pipe

● The taper end of the connecting pipe must be in line with the corresponding tape face of the valve joint.
● Use force to manually tighten the nut of the connecting pipe and then use spanner (refer to Figure 9-7) to tighten the
nut.
Caution: Excess torque may damage the nut.
Refer to the following table for tightening torque :

Torque Wrench Hexagon Nut （N.M）Tightening Torque

Φ6 15～20
Φ9.5 31～35
Φ12 50～55
Φ16 60～65
Spanner

Nut of Connecting Pipe

Joint
Figure 9-7

② Installing Connecting Pipe

● Disassemble the right side plate of
the outdoor unit, drill cable-cross hole
Copper earth wire
for the outdoor unit and attach the
cable-cross loop.
● Remove the cable clamp. Connect and
fix the power cable onto the terminal on Cable Clamp
row of connection, as shown in Fig. 9-8. Power Connection Cable
Signal Control Cable
● Use wire clamp to fix the power (Cooling Only Type Unit Does not Have it)
connection cable and the signal control cable, Rear Side Plate
and then connect the relating connectors.
● Confirm the fitting lines are fixed. Outdoor Cable-Cross Hole
● Install the front side plate. Front Side Plate
Power Connection Cable

Signal Control Cable

Fig 9-8
Caution :
● Wrong line connection may cause electrical failure.
● When fixing the cable, a certain degree of freedom shall be maintained for the cable between the connection point
and the fixing point.
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③ Vacuum-pumping and Leakage Inspection

45 Outdoor Unit
Remove the nut cover at the shutoff valve. Screwdriver
Align with the center of the fitting pipe and
Gas Pipe
manually tighten the conical nut sufficiently. Valve nozzle
Use spanner to tighten the conical nut.
Remove the liquid valve cap, the gas valve cap Liquid Pipe

and the nut of refrigerant charging mouth.

Use inner hexagon spanner to twist off the
liquid valve body and at the same time use Liquid Valve
screwdriver to open the valve core of the liquid valve. Inner Hexagon Spanner
Now gas shall flow out. 5060 Outdoor Unit
After gas continues flowing out for about 15 second
and refrigerant gas begins to flow out, close the valve One Way Valve
Gas Valve Nut of Connecting Pipe
core and tighten the nut of refrigerant charge mouth. Liquid Valve
Completely open the valve body of the liquid valve and
Valve Cap
the gas valve. Figure 9-9
Inner Hexagon Spanner Valve Stem
Turn and tighten the valve cap, then use soap water
or a leak detector to check if there is gas leakage at Screwdriver

the outdoor and indoor units and the pipeline connections. Figure 9-9

If conditions permit, use a vacuum pump to exhaust air

Vacuum Gauge
in the unit from the one way valve (Figure 9-10).

Valve Cap
④ Draining of Condensate Water of Outdoor Unit

● When the air-conditioning unit is in the heating mode,

the condensate water generated at the outdoor unit and
the water generated by defrosting shall be drained through Vacuum Pump
Small Pipe
the drainage pipe to proper place. Big Pipe
Figure 9-10

Installation Method:
● As shown in Figure 9-11, insert the drainage joint of the
outdoor unit into the ф25 hole on the base plate. Connect the
drainage pipe to the drainage mouth so as to drain the
condensate water and water generated by defrosting to Base Plate of Outdoor Unit
proper place.

Joint of Outdoor Unit

Figure 9-11
4 Installing Outdoor Unit

① Installing Connecting Pipe

● The taper end of the connecting pipe must be in line with the corresponding tape face of the valve joint.
● Use force to manually tighten the nut of the connecting pipe and then use spanner (refer to Figure 9-7) to tighten the
nut.
Caution: Excess torque may damage the nut.
Refer to the following table for tightening torque :

Torque Wrench Hexagon Nut （N.M）Tightening Torque

Φ6 15～20
Φ9.5 31～35
Φ12 50～55
Φ16 60～65
Spanner

Nut of Connecting Pipe

Joint
Figure 9-7

② Installing Connecting Pipe

● Disassemble the right side plate of
the outdoor unit, drill cable-cross hole
Copper earth wire
for the outdoor unit and attach the
cable-cross loop.
● Remove the cable clamp. Connect and
fix the power cable onto the terminal on Cable Clamp
row of connection, as shown in Fig. 9-8. Power Connection Cable
Signal Control Cable
● Use wire clamp to fix the power (Cooling Only Type Unit Does not Have it)
connection cable and the signal control cable, Rear Side Plate
and then connect the relating connectors.
● Confirm the fitting lines are fixed. Outdoor Cable-Cross Hole
● Install the front side plate. Front Side Plate
Power Connection Cable

Signal Control Cable

Fig 9-8
Caution :
● Wrong line connection may cause electrical failure.
● When fixing the cable, a certain degree of freedom shall be maintained for the cable between the connection point
and the fixing point.
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Turn the clamp to the utmost position.

Caution: If the clamp does not completely return
to its original position, the clamp cannot be
securely locked.

Figure 9-17

Clamp

Remove the cable clamp, connect the power

connection cable with the terminal at the row of
connection and fix the connection. The fitting line Terminal
Blue Brown Board
distributing must be consistent with the indoor unit.
Use cable clamp to fix the cable connection cable.
For heating and cooling type unit, also use cable
Fixing Screw
clamp to fix the signal control cable, and then
connect the corresponding connectors.
Figure 9-18
Cable Clamp (Fixing the power
connection cable and the signal
control cable)

Install the big handle

Figure 9-19
5 Test Run and Check Items after Installation

①Test Run

1Preparation of Test Run

● Do not switch on the power before all installation work is completed.

● Confirm that the control line is correctly installed and all electrical lines are firmly connected.
● Open the shutoff valves of the big and small pipes.
● Remove the foreign articles, especially meter scraps and cable ends, from the unit body.
● Open the front panel and set the manual switch as “Operation” mode.

2Method of Test Run

⑴ Connect to power supply.

⑵ Press the “ON/OFF” key on the remote controller, then press the Mode key, select the operating mode such as
cooling, dehumidifying, heating or air supply, and observe if the operation is normal.
⑶ Emergency Operation.

② Check Items After Installation

Check Items Problems Owing to Improper Installation

Is the installation reliable? The unit may drop, vibrate or make noises
Has the gas leakage been checked? May cause unsatisfactory cooling (heating) effect
Is the thermal insulation of the unit sufficient? May cause condensation and water dropping
Is the drainage smooth? May cause condensation and water dropping
Does the power supply voltage accord with the The unit may bread down or the components may
rated voltage specified on the nameplate? be burned out
Are the lines and pipelines correctly installed? The unit may bread down or the components may
be burned out
Has the unit been safely grounded? Risk of electrical leakage
Are the models of lines in conformity with The unit may bread down or the components may
requirements? be burned out
Are there any obstacles near the air inlet and May cause unsatisfactory cooling (heating) effect
outlet of the indoor and outdoor units?
Have the length of refrigerating pipe and It is not easy to decide the charge amount of
refrigerant charge amount been recorded? refrigerant.
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10 Trouble-Shooting
When set circuit breaker
as “ ON ” , it trips Check insulation resistance for
immediately grounding; Confirm if
air-conditioning unit has
electrical leakage or is
Trip of circuit short-circuited
breaker or
burn-out of fuse
Failure of air-conditioning unit
When turning the or component insulation
air-conditioning unit to failure, short circuit or
the “ON”status, trip of electrical leakage owing to
circuit breaker occurs insulation puncture after
several minutes later heating, measure insulation
resistance or check the
components one by one to find
the ones with failure; failure of
circuit breaker itself, replace it.

No power
Air –conditioning unit

When air-conditioning Check power supply line

cannot be started

supply
unit is powered on,
there is no action
(when the unit is Power plug is not
plugged in, buzzer Check and secure the plug to
firmly seated or ensure firm contact
does not sound and connection is poor
there is no action
after using the remote
controller to start the
unit) Controller fuse Replace controller fuse
burned out

Connection line of Secure line connections;

transformer is loose measure output voltage of
or suffers from poor transformer and replace
plugging, or there is transformer if it is incorrect
transformer failure

Controller is damaged Replace controller

Batteries of remote
Remote controller controller are running Replace battery
does not receive out of power
signal (when unit is
powered on, buzzer First press “AUTO” key of
shall sound, unless Remote
controller failure manual switch. If there is no
buzzer is damaged) action check according to the
above method; if the operation
Receiving head is is normal after pressing the
loose or plug key, recheck to see if the
connection is poor mounting position of receiving
head and the line connections
Receiving head is are correct; if they are correct,
damaged replace receiving head or
remote controller.

Power voltage is too low Check power voltage. If the voltage is 10% than rated
voltage, check the cause, and improve the power
supply conditions such as adding regulated power
supply.
 Set temperature is not
appropriate Adjust the set temperature

Check if the cooling (heating)

load is appropriate Check the forecasted cooling (heating) load

Check leakage, carry out

Leakage of refrigerant or vacuum-pumping after repairing
insufficient refrigerant leakage and charge refrigerant
according to requirements

Leakage between internal

high pressure and low
Replace compressor
pressure sections of
compressor

Failure of 4-way valve failure Replace 4-way valve

refrigerant flow

Partial block in capillary Replace capillary

Poor cooling (heating) effect

Observe the condensation condition

of evaporator or the reading of high
Block in cooling system pressure meter to judge if the system
is blocked; deal with the system
accordingly

Poor thermal insulation of connecting The thermal insulation of big pipe and small pipe
pipe between indoor unit and outdoor shall be separate and sound; joint and bare position
unit of copper pipe shall also have thermal insulation

Block in outdoor heat Wash away dust on surface

exchanger of heat exchanger

Block in air filter Clean filter

Fan speed was set too

Set fan speed as high or medium
low
Insufficient air
circulation volume
Capacitor Replace
is damaged capacitor
Fan speed turns
lower
Motor is Replace
damaged motor

Mounting position of
Outdoor unit shall be installed in a
outdoor unit is place with good ventilation
inappropriate

Install proper weather screen; it is suggested to replace

Outdoor temperature
air-conditioner unit with one of higher capacity in case the best
is too high
available cooling effect does not satisfy needs

Indoor space is not sufficiently closed, or

people enters or leave the room frequently, or Keep the indoor space as closed as
there is heating equipment operating in the possible, do not use electrical appliance
room generating large amount of heat
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Indoor fan motor burned out or there Replace fan motor or components
is wire breakage or failure of with failure
overheating protector

The internal overheating protector

When air supply frequently breaks as overheating is Replace fan motor
mode is caused by abnormity of motor
selected, the fan
does not Correctly connect lines according
operate Wrong line connection to electrical diagram

Open circuit or damage of fan Replace it with fan capacitor of

capacitor the same model and spec

Outdoor fan motor is damaged Replace fan motor

When in cooling
or heating mode,
compressor
Correctly connect lines according
operates but Wrong line connection to electrical diagram
outdoor fan does
not operate
Outdoor fan capacitor is damaged Replace fan capacitor

Compressor failure Replace Compressor

Operating capacitor of compressor is Replace capacitor

damaged
When in cooling
or heating mode,
outdoor fan It is suggested to equip voltage
operates but Voltage is too low or too high regulator
compressor
does not operate
Correctly connect lines according
Wrong line connection
to electrical diagram

Use universal meter to check if

Failure of protector itself contacts of compressor not
overheated are conducting;
replace protector in case of
non-conducting conditions

Insufficient or too much refrigerant Adjust refrigerant amount

Capillary is blocked so air intake

temperature is too high Replace capillary
Compressor is
overheated so
protector is Compressor does not operate
smoothly (seized or jammed), air Replace Compressor
activated
discharge valve is damaged

Failure of protector itself Replace protector

Torque of swing motor is insufficient

Firstly check if line connections
Swing louver have fault, if no, replace
does not run Wrong line connection components at failure position
Controller is damaged (IC2003 is
damaged, swing relay cannot close
 Fan of indoor unit touches other Adjust fan position
positions

Foreign articles inside the indoor unit Remove foreign articles

Adjust support foot mat of

Vibration of compressor is violent
compressor, tighten loose bolts

Pipes of outdoor unit bump together Separate bumping pipes

Abnormal sound
and vibration
Metal plates bump together inside the 1. Tighten connection screws
unit 2. Attach vibration damping gum
between metal plates

Indoor fan bumps cabinet Adjust fan position

Abnormal sound from inside compressor Replace Compressor

Abnormal electromagnetic noise from Internal short circuit of solenoid

4-way valve when in heating operation valve, replace solenoid valve

Block or breakage of drainage pipe Replace drainage pipe

Water leakage
The refrigerant pipe joint is not
wrapped firmly Wrap and bind it again firmly
Exploded View of Components and Parts of Indoor Unit
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Components and Parts List of Indoor Unit

No Description Part Code Qty

ASH-24AQ
1 Wall Mounting Frame 01252218 1
2 Pipe Clamp 24242014 1
3 Right Gate of Rear Case 26112012 1
4 Motor FN20X 150120671 1
5 Shield of Electric Box 01592001 1
6 Drainage Pipe 05232010 1
7 Right Fixer of Evaporator 01072012 1
8 Electrical Box 20102012 1
9 Wire Clip 70482401 1
10 Wire Clip 26112089 1
11 Terminal Board T4B3A 42011233 1
12 Transformer SC28D 43110194 1
13 Tube Sensor 390000591 1
14 PCB JBC513J 30030037 1
15 Room Sensor 390000451 1
16 Display 5253D 305452031 1
17 Right Linkage 10582015 1
18 Right Swing Louver 105120141 1
19 Connecting Cable 40020427 7
20 Upper Guide Louver 10512011 1
21 Lower Guide Louver 10512012 1
22 Front Case 20002233 1
23 Electric Box Cover 20112001 1
24 Screw Cover 24252011 1
25 Filter 111220222 1
26 Front panel frame 26112092 3
27 Magic mirror 68012026 2
28 Small front panel 200024671 1
29 Remote Controller Y512 30512506 1
30 Power Cord 400203251 1
31 Left Swing Louver 105120131 7
32 Left Linkage 10582014 1
33 Pendular Lever 10582011 1
34 Pendular Lever 10582012 1
35 Pendular Linkage 10582013 1
36 Bush of Guide Louver 10542011 6
37 Motor Holder 26152011 1
38 Motor MP24EA 15212101 1
39 Water Tray 20182019 1
40 Signal Cable 40032154 1
41 Left Fixer of Evaporator 01072011 1
42 Evaporator Assy 010021525 1
43 Fan Bearing 76512210 1
44 Ring bearing holder 76512205 1
45 Left Gate of Rear Case 26112011 1
46 Cross Flow Fan 10352021 1
47 Rear Case 22202011 1
48 Drainage Plate 22202012 1
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Exploded View of Components and Parts of Outdoor Unit

 Part Code
No Description Qty
ASH-24AQ
1 Axial Flow Fan 10335257 1
2 MotorLW68B 15015057 1
3 Motor Support 01703027 1
4 Condenser Assy 011036115 1
5 Condenser Clamp 01172001 2
6 Top Cover 01255262 1
7 Rear grill 01473028 1
8 Electrical Box 01403248 1
9 Capacitor Clamp 02143401 1
10 Capacitor 33000001 1
11 AC Contactor 44010263 1
12 Capacitor 33010011 1
13 Gas-liquid Separator / 1
14 Terminal Board 2-8 42011103 1
15 Terminal Board 42011113 1
16 Capillary Assy 03003870 1
17 Handle 26235253 3
18 4-way valve body 030233191 1
19 4-way valve coil 430004002 1
20 Rear Side Plate 01303115 1
21 Valve Assy 5/8 07103030 1
22 Valve Assy 3/8 07103031 1
23 Valve support 01715001 1
Compressor Gasket 76710202 4
24 Compressor 00100525 1
25 Overload Protector built in
26 Drainage Connecter 06123401 1
27 Mid Clapboard 01233024 1
28 Chassis 01205074 1
29 Front Side Plate 01303019 1
30 Front Grill 22265251 1
31 Front Plate 01433031 1