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    Daikin - Air Conditioning Training Material

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    The document provides instructions for cleaning and servicing a wall mounted fan coil air conditioning unit. It describes removing various components of the unit including covers, filters, drain pans, fan blades, and motors. The document then explains using a pressure washer to clean the evaporator coil and all parts before reassembling the unit.

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    Daikin - Air Conditioning Training Material

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    The document provides instructions for cleaning and servicing a wall mounted fan coil air conditioning unit. It describes removing various components of the unit including covers, filters, drain pans, fan blades, and motors. The document then explains using a pressure washer to clean the evaporator coil and all parts before reassembling the unit.

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    The document provides instructions for cleaning and servicing a wall mounted fan coil air conditioning unit. It describes removing various components of the unit including covers, filters, drain pans, fan blades, and motors. The document then explains using a pressure washer to clean the evaporator coil and all parts before reassembling the unit.

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    767 views92 pages

    Daikin - Air Conditioning Training Material

    Uploaded by

    JM Arcilla
    The document provides instructions for cleaning and servicing a wall mounted fan coil air conditioning unit. It describes removing various components of the unit including covers, filters, drain pans, fan blades, and motors. The document then explains using a pressure washer to clean the evaporator coil and all parts before reassembling the unit.

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    1. Functional Parts

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    How to operate the Unit?

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    Wireless Remote Controller

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    Setting the address for the Receiver

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    Setting the address for the Receiver

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    Setting the address for the Remote Controller

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    Different Components inside the Fan Coil Unit
    Cooling Coil Air Filters Air Inlets
    Front Panel

    Wired Remote Air Outlet


    Controller Vertical Louvers

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    Why servicing of Air-Con is needed?

    Dust deposited on the air conditioning is not only


    unhygienic, But reduces air-conditioning efficiency

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    General Servicing

    In order to achieve better performance of the air


    conditioning systems, it is recommended to have
    periodical maintenance by a qualified service
    technician aside from regular cleaning by the user.

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    Air Filter

    Air filters should be cleaned about once every four weeks.


    Failure to do so will impair the flow and the cooling
    capacity of your system.

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    Wall Mounted Fan Coil Unit

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    Procedures

    Open the cover panel of the Fan coil Unit.

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    Procedures

    Pull out the Air Filters.


    Wash them with water, or clean
    them with a vacuum cleaner.
    If the dust does not come off
    easily, wash them with
    neutral detergent thinned
    with lukewarm water, then
    dry them up in the shade.

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    Tools & Materials Needed:

    1. Pressure Washer

    2. Ladder

    3. Water Basin/Pail

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    Tools & Materials Needed:

    1. Plastic Cover

    2. Blue sheet

    3. Rugs and Floor Maps

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    Tools & Materials Needed:

    1. Philip Screw

    2. Adjustable Wrench

    3. Extension Wire

    4. Allen Wrench
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    Measuring Tools:

    1. Gauge Manifold

    2. Clamp Ammeter

    3. Thermometer

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    Note:
    At-least two person should do this job.

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    Note:
    Conduct Data Gathering before and after the
    General Cleaning procedure.

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    1. Turn off the breaker or unplug the twist


    lock for safety purposes.

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    2. Use the blue sheet for cleaning.

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    3. Place the ladder above the blue sheet.

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    4. Unlock the slots in the edge of grills.

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    5. Remove the Suction Air Cover & Filter

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    6. Remove the corner cover.

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    7. Loosen this screw to remove the hook.

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    8. Remove the Decorating Panel.

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    8. Remove the Decorating Panel.

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    9. Remove the wires connected to the PCB.

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    9. Remove the wires connected to the PCB.

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    10. Remove and Hang the PCB.

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    10. Cover the PCB

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    11. Remove the Drain Plug

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    12. Remove the Drain Pan.

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    12. Remove the Drain Pan.

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    13. Remove the Fan Blade.

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    13. Remove the Fan Blade.

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    14 Remove the Fan Motor.

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    14 Remove the Fan Motor.

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    15. Put the plastic cover around the Unit.

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    16. Use the pressure washer to clean the


    Evaporator coil.

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    17. Point the nozzle to the evaporator coil.

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    18. Flush the drain pipe.

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    19. Clean all parts of the Unit.

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    20. Reassemble the unit.

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    1. Turn off the breaker or unplug the twist


    lock for safety purposes.

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    2. Remove the Filter.

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    3. Remove the PCB Box cover.

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    4. Remove the Front cover.

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    4. Remove the Front cover.

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    4. Remove the PCB Assembly.

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    4. Remove the PCB Assembly.

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    5. Put the plastic cover around the unit

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    6. Clean the evaporator coil.

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    7. Reassemble the unit.

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    Procedure:
    1.Turn off the Breaker for safety purposes

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    Procedure:
    2. Remove the Man hole cover or the access

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    Procedure:
    3. Remove the FCU cover

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    Procedure:
    4. Remove the Drain Pan

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    Procedure:
    5. Remove the Fan cover

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    Procedure:
    6. Remove the Coupling and Fan blower

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    Procedure:
    7. Put the Blue sheet to the Evaporator Coil

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    Procedure:
    8. Cover the Fan Motor and the PCB

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    Procedure:
    9. Clean the Evaporator Coil by pointing the
    nozzle of the pressure washer

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    Procedure:
    10. Wash the Covers, Fan blower and Filter

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    Procedure:
    11. Make sure the Fan Coil is clean

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