DVM S Eco Big Series PDF

SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONER
OUTDOOR UNIT
DVM S ECO BIG
AM100KXMDGH/EU AM100KXMDHH/TC
AM100KXMDGH/TL AM100KXMDGH/TK
AM080KXMFGH/ID AM080KXMFHH/MG
AM080KXMDFH/TC
AM100KXMDFH/TC
AM120KXMDFH/TC
AIR CONDITIONER CONTENTS
1. Precautions
2. Product Specifications
3. Disassembly and Reassembly
4. Troubleshooting
5. PCB Diagram and Parts List
6. Wiring Diagram
7. Cycle Diagram
8. Key Options
9. Test Operation
AM080KXMDFH/TC
AM120KXMDFH/TC
AM100KXMDFH/TC 10. Reference Sheet
Section 0

Contents
1. Precautions........................................................................................................... 1-1
1-1 Precautions for the Service.......................................................................................................................................1-1
1-2 Precautions for the Static Electricity and PL......................................................................................................1-1
1-3 Precautions for the Safety.........................................................................................................................................1-1
1-4 Precautions for Handling Refrigerant for Air Conditioner...........................................................................1-2
1-5 Precautions for Welding the Air Conditioner Pipe..........................................................................................1-2
1-6 Precautions for Additional Supplement of Air Conditioner Refrigerant................................................1-2
1-7 Other Precautions.........................................................................................................................................................1-2
2. Product Specifications........................................................................................ 2-1

2-1 The Feature of Product...............................................................................................................................................2-1
2-1-1 Feature................................................................................................................................................................2-1
2-1-2 Structure of product......................................................................................................................................2-2
2-2 Product Specifications...............................................................................................................................................2-4
2-2-1 Outdoor Unit....................................................................................................................................................2-4
2-3 Accessory and Option Specifications................................................................................................................ 2-10
2-3-1 Accessories..................................................................................................................................................... 2-10
3. Disassembly and Reassembly............................................................................ 3-1

3-1 Necessary Tools..............................................................................................................................................................3-1
3-2 Disassembly and Reassembly..................................................................................................................................3-2
3-3 Precaution when replace the compressor...................................................................................................... 3-23
3-4 EEV KIT............................................................................................................................................................................ 3-27
4. Troubleshooting................................................................................................... 4-1
4-1 Service Operation.........................................................................................................................................................4-1
4-1-1 Special Operation...........................................................................................................................................4-2
4-1-2 DVM S Eco Model EEPROM Code Table............................................................................................. 4-13
4-1-3 Number Display Method (Outdoor Unit, Cable remote control, wall-mount, etc.)......... 4-13
4-2 Appropriate Measures for Different Symptom.............................................................................................. 4-17
5. PCB Diagram and Parts List ............................................................................... 5-1

5-1 MAIN .................................................................................................................................................................................5-1
5-2 Inverter . ...........................................................................................................................................................................5-5
5-3 EMI .....................................................................................................................................................................................5-8
5-4 Fan . ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5-10
5-5 Communication ........................................................................................................................................................ 5-14
6. Wiring Diagram.................................................................................................... 6-1

6-1 AM100/120KXMDGHS, AM100/120KXMDHHS, AM080/100KXMFGHS, AM080/100KXMFHHS..........6-1
6-2 AM140KXMDGHS, AM140KXMDHHS................................................................................................................6-3
6-3 AM080KXMDFHS.........................................................................................................................................................6-5
6-4 AM100/120KXMDFHS................................................................................................................................................6-7
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Contents
7. Cycle Diagram....................................................................................................................7-1
7-1 AM100KXMDGHS, AM100KXMDHHS, AM080KXMFGHS, AM080KXMFHHS, AM080KXMDFHS ....7-1
7-2 AM120KXMDGHS, AM120KXMDHHS, AM100KXMFGHS, AM100KXMFHHS, AM100KXMDFHS.....7-1
7-3 AM120KXMDFHS.........................................................................................................................................................7-2
7-4 AM140KXMDGHS, AM140KXMDHHS ...............................................................................................................7-2
7-5 Cycle Component Function Explanation............................................................................................................7-3
8. Key Options.......................................................................................................... 8-1

8-1 Outdoor unit option switch settings....................................................................................................................8-1
9. Reference Sheet................................................................................................... 9-1

9-1 Model code index.........................................................................................................................................................9-1
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1. Precautions
1-1 Precautions for the Service

 Use the correct parts when changing the electric parts.
– Please check the labels and notices for the model name, proper voltage, and proper current for the electric parts.
 Fully repair the connection for the types of harness when repairing the product after breakdown.
– A faulty connection can cause irregular noise and problems.
 When disassembling or assembling, make sure that the product is laid down on a work cloth.
– Doing so will prevent scratching to the exterior of the rear side of the product.
 Completely remove dust or foreign substances on the housing, connection, and inspection parts when performing repairs.
– This can prevent fire hazards for tracking, short, etc.
 Please tighten the service valve of the outdoor unit and the valve cap of the charging valve as securely as possible by using
a monkey spanner.
 Check whether the parts are properly and securely assembled after performing repairs.
– These parts should be in the same condition as before the repair.
1-2 Precautions for the Static Electricity and PL

 Please carefully handle the PCB power terminal during repair and measurement when it is turned on since it is vulnerable
to static electricity.
– Please wear insulation gloves before performing PCB repair and measurement.
 Check if the place of installation is at least 2m away from electronic appliances such as TV, video players, and stereos.
– This can cause irregular noise or degrade the picture quality.
 Please make sure the customer does not directly repair the product.
– Arbitrary dismantling may result in electric shock or fire.
1-3 Precautions for the Safety
 Do not pull or touch the power plug or the subsidiary power switch with wet hands.
– This may result in electric shock or fire.
 If the power line or the power plug is damaged, then it must be changed since this is a hazard.
 Do not bend the wire too much or position it so that it can be damaged by a heavy object on top.
 The use of multiple electric outlets should be prohibited.

 Ground the connection if it is necessary.

– The connection must be grounded if there is any risk of electrical short due to water or moisture.
 Unplug the power or turn off the subsidiary power switch when changing or repairing electrical parts.
– Doing so will prevent electric shock.
– Although the power is off, Inverter PBA and Fan PBA are dangerous because they are charged with high DC voltage.
– Changing, checking and touching PBA are dangerous because of high DC voltage. So, please turn off the power and wait for
discharging DC voltage. ( To discharging DC voltage naturally, wait for more than 15 minutes.)
 Explain to workers that the battery for the remote control needs to be separated for storage purposes when
the product will not be used for a long time.
– This can cause a problem for the remote control since battery fluid may trickle out.
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1-4 Precautions for Handling Refrigerant for Air Conditioner
Environmental Cautions: Air pollution due to gas release
 Safety Cautions
If liquid gas is released, then body parts that come into contact with it may experience frostbite/blister/numbness.
If a large amount of gas is released, then suffocation may occur due to lack of oxygen. If the released gas is heated, then noxious
gas may be produced by combustion.
 Container Handling Cautions

Do not subject container to physical shock or overheating. (Flowage is possible while moving within the regulated pressure.)
1-5 Precautions for Welding the Air Conditioner Pipe

 Dangerous or flammable objects around the pipe must be removed before the welding.
 If the refrigerant is kept inside the product or the pipe, then remove the refrigerant prior to welding.
If the welding is carried out while the refrigerant is kept inside, the welding cannot be properly performed. This will also produce
noxious gas that is a health hazard. This leakage will also explode with the refrigerant and oil due to an increase in the refrigerant
pressure, posing a danger to workers.
 Please remove the oxide produced inside the pipe during the welding with nitrogen gas.
Using another gas may cause harm to the product or others.
1-6 Precautions for Additional Supplement of Air Conditioner Refrigerant

 Precisely calculate the refrigerant by using a scale and S-net, and proceed with the test operation.
Excessive supplement can cause harm to the product since it can cause an inflow of the liquid refrigerant into the compressor.
 Do not heat the refrigerant container for a forced injection.

This may cause harm to the product or others since the refrigerant container may burst.
 Do not operate the product after removing the product safety pressure switch and sensor.
If the product is blocked inside, then this may cause harm to the product or others due to the excess pressure increase of the
refrigerant gas.
1-7 Other Precautions

 There should be no leakage of the pipes after installation. When withdrawing the refrigerant, the compressor should be
stopped before removing the connecting pipe.
If the compressor is operating while the refrigerant pipe is not correctly connected and the service valve is opened, then
air and other substances can enter the pipe. The interior of the refrigerant cycle may then build up excessive high pressure
resulting in explosion and damage.
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2. Product Specifications
2-1 The Feature of Product
2-1-1 Feature
 Heating Capacity 7%p up – Advantage of New Flash Injection Technology
Increase Ref. flow by 32%, extend heating operation range at -25℃ , thanks to Flash Injection technology, extended
compressor reliability range and control compression ratio.
Intercooler
Vapor + Liquid
Outdoor DB
Temperature
※ Flash Injection : Injection of mixed Vapor with liquid Ref. ※ 10HP, ’15Y High EER vs ‘14Y Standard
for increasing Ref. flow density at low ambient.

Product Specifications
2-1-2 Structure of product
DVM S ECO BIG
CONTROL BOX CONDENSER
ACCUMULATOR
SERVICE VALVE
(GAS)
SERVICE VALVE
(LIQUID)
PLATE HEAT
EXCHANGER
COMPRESSOR
HIGH PRESSURE SENSOR
VALVE 4WAY
HOT GAS BYPASS VALVE

DISCHARGE CHECK VALVE
LOW PRESSURE SENSOR
PLATE COOLING
OIL SEPARATOR
EVI BYPASS VALVE
EVI VALVE
SUB COOLER (PHE)

MAIN EEV
EVI EEV
EEV BYPASS CHECK VALVE

Product Specifications
MAIN PBA
FAN PBA
REACTOR
INVERTER PBA
EMI PBA
COMMUNICATION PBA

2-2 Product Specifications
2-2-1 Outdoor Unit
Type
Model AM100KXMDGH/EU AM120KXMDGH/EU AM140KXMDGH/EU

Power Supply Φ, #, V, Hz 3,4,380-415,50 3,4,380-415,50 3,4,380-415,50
Mode - HEAT PUMP HEAT PUMP HEAT PUMP
HP HP 10 12 14
kW 28 33.5 40
Cooling
Btu/h 95,500 114,300 136,500
Performance Capacity kW Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Cooling @46°C
(Nominal) Btu/h Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
kW 31.5 37.5 45
Heating
Btu/h 107,500 128,000 153,500
Cooling kW 7.29 8.77 10.59
Power Input Cooling @46°C Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Heating 6.74 7.83 9.88
Cooling A 11.51 13.74 16.48
Power
Current Input Cooling @46°C Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Heating 10.58 12.23 15.55
MCA A 21.5 23.5 32
MFA (MOP) A 30 30 40
Nominal Cooling W/W 3.84 3.82 3.78
COP Nominal Cooling @46°C W/W Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Nominal Heating W/W 4.67 4.79 4.55
Efficiency IPLV W/W Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Type - Samsung Scroll Inverter Samsung Scroll Inverter Samsung Scroll Inverter
Output kW × n 5.18 x 1 6.39 x 1 6.76 x 1
Model Name - DS-GB052FAVB DS-GB066FAVB DS-GB070FAVA
Compressor
Type - PVE PVE PVE
Oil Comp Charge cc 1100 1100 1100
Line Charge cc 1200 1200 1200
Type - Propeller Propeller Propeller
Fan Output × n W 244*2 244*2 244*2
Air Flow Rate [C/H] CMM 165 / 177 166 / 190 180 / 201
Φ, mm 9.52 12.7 12.7
Liquid Pipe
Φ, inch 3/8" 1/2" 1/2"
Piping Φ, mm 22.22 28.58 28.58
Gas Pipe
Connections Φ, inch 7/8" 1+1/8" 1+1/8"
Installation Max. Length m 160 160 160
Limitation Max. Height m 50 50 50
Type - R410A R410A R410A
Refrigerant
Factory Charging kg 3.7 4.3 4.8
Net Weight kg 145 155 162
External Shipping Weight kg 158 168 175
Dimension Net Dimensions (W×H×D) mm 940x1630x460 940x1630x460 940x1630x460
Shipping Dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1020x1820x575 1020x1820x575 1020x1820x575
Operating Cooling °C -5 ~ 52 -5 ~ 52 -5 ~ 52
Temp. Range Heating °C -25 ~ 24 -25 ~ 24 -25 ~ 24
1) Nominal cooling capacities are based on;

- Indoor temperature : 27°C DB, 19°C WB
- Outdoor temperature : 35°C DB, 24°C WB, Equivalent refrigerant piping : 7.5m, Level differences : 0m
2) Nominal heating capacities are based on;

Outdoor Unit
Type
Model AM100KXMDHH/TC AM120KXMDHH/TC AM140KXMDHH/TC

Power Supply Φ, #, V, Hz 3,4,380,60 3,4,380,60 3,4,380,60
HP HP 10 12 14
kW 28 33.5 40
Cooling
Btu/h 95,500 114,300 136,500
Cooling @46°C
kW 31.5 37.5 45
Heating
Btu/h 107,500 128,000 153,500
Cooling kW 7.00 8.38 10.00
Heating 6.17 7.50 9.57
Cooling A 11.51 13.74 16.48
Power
Heating 10.38 12.23 15.55
MCA A 21.5 23.5 32
MFA (MOP) A 25 30 40
Output kW × n 5.18 x 1 6.39 x 1 6.76 x 1
Compressor
Type - PVE PVE PVE
Fan Output × n W 244*2 244*2 244*2
Φ, mm 9.52 12.7 12.7
Liquid Pipe
Φ, inch 3/8" 1/2" 1/2"
Piping Φ, mm 22.22 28.58 28.58
Gas Pipe
Refrigerant


Outdoor Unit
Type
Model AM100KXMDGH/TL AM120KXMDGH/TL AM140KXMDGH/TL

HP HP 10 12 14
kW 28 33.5 40
Cooling
Btu/h 95,500 114,300 136,500
Cooling @46°C
kW 31.5 37.5 45
Heating
Btu/h 107,500 128,000 153,500
Cooling kW 7.00 8.38 10.00
Heating 6.17 7.50 9.57
Cooling A 11.51 13.74 16.48
Power
Heating 10.38 12.23 15.55
MCA A 21.5 23.5 32
MFA (MOP) A 30 30 40
Output kW × n 5.18 x 1 6.39 x 1 6.76 x 1
Compressor
Type - PVE PVE PVE
Fan Output × n W 244*2 244*2 244*2
Φ, mm 9.52 12.7 12.7
Liquid Pipe
Φ, inch 3/8" 1/2" 1/2"
Piping Φ, mm 22.22 28.58 28.58
Gas Pipe
Refrigerant


Outdoor Unit
Type
Model AM100KXMDGH/TK AM120KXMDGH/TK AM140KXMDGH/TK

HP HP 10 12 14
kW 28 33.5 40
Cooling
Btu/h 95,500 114,300 136,500
Cooling @46°C
kW 31.5 37.5 45
Heating
Btu/h 107,500 128,000 153,500
Cooling kW 7.29 8.77 10.59
Heating 6.74 7.83 9.88
Cooling A 11.51 13.74 16.48
Power
Heating 10.58 12.23 15.55
MCA A 21.5 23.5 32
MFA (MOP) A 30 30 40
Output kW × n 5.18 x 1 6.39 x 1 6.76 x 1
Compressor
Type - PVE PVE PVE
Fan Output × n W 244*2 244*2 244*2
Φ, mm 9.52 12.7 12.7
Liquid Pipe
Φ, inch 3/8" 1/2" 1/2"
Piping Φ, mm 22.22 28.58 28.58
Gas Pipe
Refrigerant


Outdoor Unit
Type
Model AM080KXMFGH/ID AM100KXMFGH/ID AM080KXMFHH/MG AM100KXMFHH/MG

Power Supply Φ, #, V, Hz 3,4,380-415,50 3,4,380-415,50 3,4,400,60 3,4,400,60
Mode - HEAT PUMP HEAT PUMP HEAT PUMP HEAT PUMP
HP HP 8 10 8 10
kW 22.4 28.0 22.4 28.0
Cooling
Btu/h 76,400 95,500 76,400 95,500
Performance Capacity kW 19.0 25.0 19.0 25.0
Cooling @46°C
(Nominal) Btu/h 64,800 85,300 64,800 85,300
kW 25.2 31.5 25.2 31.5
Heating
Btu/h 86,000 107,500 86,000 107,500
Cooling kW 5.33 6.83 5.33 6.83
Power Input Cooling @46°C 5.43 7.60 5.43 7.60
Heating 5.59 7.14 5.59 7.14
Cooling A 8.26 10.58 8.26 10.58
Power
Current Input Cooling @46°C 8.97 11.83 8.97 11.83
Heating 8.93 11.44 8.93 11.44
MCA A 21.5 23.5 21.5 23.5
MFA (MOP) A 30 30 30 30
Nominal Cooling W/W 4.20 4.10 4.20 4.10
COP Nominal Cooling @46°C W/W 3.50 3.29 3.50 3.29
Nominal Heating W/W 4.51 4.41 4.51 4.41
Efficiency IPLV W/W Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Samsung Scroll Samsung Scroll Samsung Scroll Samsung Scroll
Type -
Inverter Inverter Inverter Inverter
Output kW × n 5.18 x 1 6.39 x 1 5.18 x 1 6.39 x 1
Compressor Model Name - DS-GB052FAVB DS-GB066FAVB DS-GB052FAVB DS-GB066FAVB
Type - PVE PVE PVE PVE
Oil Comp Charge cc 1100 1100 1100 1100
Line Charge cc 1200 1200 1200 1200
Type - Propeller Propeller Propeller Propeller
Fan Output × n W 244*2 244*2 244*2 244*2
Air Flow Rate [C/H] CMM 190 / 190 190 / 190 190 / 190 190 / 190
Φ, mm 9.52 9.52 9.52 9.52
Liquid Pipe
Φ, inch 3/8" 3/8" 3/8" 3/8"
Piping Φ, mm 19.05 22.22 19.05 22.22
Gas Pipe
Connections Φ, inch 3/4" 7/8" 3/4" 7/8"
Installation Max. Length m 160 160 160 160
Limitation Max. Height m 50 50 50 50
Type - R410A R410A R410A R410A
Refrigerant
Factory Charging kg 3.7 4.3 3.7 4.3
Net Weight kg 145 155 145 155
External Shipping Weight kg 158 168 158 168
Dimension Net Dimensions (W×H×D) mm 940x1630x460 940x1630x460 940x1630x460 940x1630x460
Shipping Dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1020x1820x575 1020x1820x575 1020x1820x575 1020x1820x575
Operating Cooling °C -5 ~ 54 -5 ~ 54 -5 ~ 54 -5 ~ 54
Temp. Range Heating °C -25 ~ 24 -25 ~ 24 -25 ~ 24 -25 ~ 24


Outdoor Unit
Type
Model AM080KXMDFH/TC AM100KXMDFH/TC AM120KXMDFH/TC

HP HP 8 10 12
kW 22.4 28 33.6
Cooling
Btu/h 76,400 95,500 114,600
Cooling @46°C
kW 25.2 31.5 37.8
Heating
Btu/h 86,000 107,500 129,000
Cooling kW 5.33 6.83 8.84
Heating 5.59 7.14 9.22
Cooling A 15 19.3 25
Power
Heating 15.80 20.10 26.00
MCA A 25.0 34.0 35.0
MFA (MOP) A 40 50 50
Output kW × n 5.18 x 1 6.45 x 1 6.45 x 1
Model Name - DS-GB052FBV+ DS4GJ066EV+ DS4GJ066EV+
Compressor
Type - PVE PVE PVE
Fan Output × n W 183*2 183*2 183*2
Air Flow Rate [C/H] CMM 190 199 201
Φ, mm 9.52 9.52 12.7
Liquid Pipe
Φ, inch 3/8" 3/8" 1/2"
Piping Φ, mm 19.05 22.22 28.58
Gas Pipe
Connections Φ, inch 3/4" 7/8" 1+1/8"
Refrigerant
Dimension Net Dimensions (W×H×D) mm 940x1,630x460 940x1,630x460 940x1,630x460


2-3 Accessory and Option Specifications
2-3-1 Accessories
Picture Classification Model Name Remark
MXJ-YA1509M 15.0 kW and below
MXJ-YA2512M Over 15.0 kW~40.0 kW and below
Y-Joint MXJ-YA2815M Over 45.0 kW~70.3 kW and below
MXJ-YA4422M Over 135.2 kW
MXJ-YA1500M 22.4 kW and below

Y-Joint
(Only H/R)
MXJ-YA3800M Over 135.2 kW
MXJ-HA2512M 45.0 kW and below (for 4 rooms)
Distribution header MXJ-HA3115M 70.3 kW and below (for 8 rooms)
MXJ-HA3819M Over 70.3 kW ~ 135.2 kW and below (for 8 rooms)
MXJ-TA3419M 135.2 kW and below

Y-Joint -Outdoor Unit
MXJ-TA4122M Over 140.2 kW
MXJ-TA3100M 135.2 kW and below

Y-Joint
(Only H/R)-Outdoor Unit
MXJ-TA3800M Over 140.2 kW
MEV-E24SA
EEV KIT (1 Room)
MEV-E32SA
MXD-E24K132A
MXD-E24K200A
EEV KIT (2 Room) Applty to products without EEV
MXD-E32K200A (Wall mount & Ceiling)
MXD-E24K232A
MXD-E24K132A
MXD-E24K300A
EEV KIT (3 Room)
MXD-E32K224A
MXD-E32K300A

3. Disassembly and Reassembly
3-1 Necessary Tools
Item Remark
+SCREW DRIVER
MONKEY SPANNER
-SCREW DRIVER
NIPPER
ELECTRIC MOTION DRIVER
L-WRENCH

3-2 Disassembly and Reassembly
No. Parts Procedure Remark
1 CABINET FRONT RIGHT Warning:Make sure the power is

disconnected before work
1) Remove 3 screws.
(use "+" screw driver or electric motion
driver)
2 CABINET TOP 2) Remove 8 screws around cabi top.

driver)

Disassembly and Reassembly
3 CABINET FRONT 1) Remove 2 screws (use "+" screw driver or

INSTALL electric motion driver) and lift up to take
off.
4 GUARD COND 1) Take off the sensor.
2) Remove 4 screws.
driver)

5 CABI BACK RIGEHT 1) Take out the sensor wire through the
holeon cabinet.
2) Remove 13 screws.
(use ""+"" screw driver or electric motion
driver)

6 CABINET BACK INSTALL 1) Remove 2 scrwe.

(using "+" screw driver or electric motion
driver)
7 CABI FRONT LF 1) Remove 10 screws.

driver)

8 FAN PROPELLER 1) Remove nut,take out the fan.

(using wrench turn clockwise)
9 MOTOR 1) Remove 4 screws,take off the motor.

(using "+"screw driver or electric motion
driver)
2) Pull out the connector on main pcb board.

10 BRACKET MOTOR 1) Remove 2 screws on the base.

(using "+" screwdriver or electric motion
driver)
11 CONTROL BOX 1) Pull out all the connector on the pcb

board.
Warning : Make sure the power is

disconnected before work
2) Remove the screw that fix comp power

wire.
driver)
3) Remove the screw that fix comp power

wire.
driver)

11 CONTROL BOX 4) Remove PBA of control box.

a) Remove 2 screws that fix plate cover
control box,and revolve open it.
driver)
b) Remove 2 screws that fix reactor wire.

driver)
c) Remove 2 screws that fix reactor and

pull up it.
driver)

11 CONTROL BOX d) pull out the connector wire that's on

fan motor diver PBA.
e) Remove 2 screws that fix PBA CASE,and

pull out assy fan motor diver PBA,
d) Pull out the connector wire that's on

MAIN PBA.
e) Remove 4 screws that fix MAIN PBA,and

pull out it.

11 CONTROL BOX f) pull out the connector wire that's on

Inverter PBA.
g) Remove 2 screws that fixing IGBT with

heatsink,and 2 screws that fixing PBA
case;(using "+" screwdriver or electric
motion driver)
h) Band the handel of the case and take

off the assy inverter PBA.
(Reffer right pic)
Warning : Becareful when take off

inverter pcb ;when reas-
semble should ensure the
silicon grease thin and
even.

11 CONTROL BOX i) Pull out the connector wire that's on

EMI PBA.
j) Remove 4 screws that fix EMI PBA,and

pull out it.
driver)

11 CONTROL BOX 5) Remove 6 screws that fixing heat sink with

control case.
6) Remove 5 screws that fixing control box

with partition and bracket valve.
7) Then you can take off the whole control

box.

12 PLATE COOLING 1) Purge the Coolant first.
2) Separate 2 weld points on plate cooling by

using a welder.
Warning : When removing the
compressor,Heat Exchanger,
and Pipe, purge the Coolant
inside the Compressor com-
pletely and remove the pipe
with a welding flame.
13 TUBE DISCHARGE 1) Separate 2 weld points by using

a welder. (Tube discharge to oil
separator&compressor)

14 ASSY TUBE-OIL 1) Separate 2 weld points by using a welder .

SEPARATOR (1. Oil separator to 4way valve tube.
2.Oil tube to suction tube.)
2) Remove 2 screws that fix oil separator on

accumulator.

15 ASSY TUBE-4WAY 1) Separate 2 weld points by using a welder.

VALVE (4way valve to Assy cond)
2) Separate 2 weld points by using a welder

(1.scution tube to comperessor.
2.tube vapor to comperessor.)
3) Remove 3 screws refer to the picture.

- After ewmove screw on bracket valve,
need to pall up it from patition

16 ASSY COND 1) Remove 1 screw that fix partition.

Remove 2 screws that fix cond.
(Using "+" screwdriver or electric motion
driver.)

17 COMPERESSOR 1) Remove felt top and felt side from comp-

eressor.
2) Open cover power of comp,remove power

wire.
driver)
3) Remove 3 screws on front of comp and 1

screw back of comp.

18 ASSY TUBE-EEV 1) Separate 1 weld points by using a welder.

(EEV tube to cond)
2) Separate 1 weld points by using a welder.

(EEV tube to tube plate cooling)
3) Remove 2 screws fix assy eev tube on brack-

et accumulator. Pull out assy tube-EEV.

■ Position of the sensor and Valve
VALVE & SENSOR

 No Valve & Sensor
 4WAY VALVE
 HIGH PRESSURE SENSOR
 HIGH PRESSURE SWITCH
  LOW PRESSURE SENSOR

VALVE & SENSOR

No Valve & Sensor
 ACCUM IN SENSOR
INSULATION
No INSU CODE
 


DB62-08752F
DB62-08752F
VALVE & SENSOR
 No
 HOT GAS VALVE
Valve & Sensor

VALVE & SENSOR

No Valve & Sensor
 EVI VALVE
 MAIN EEV
  EVI SOL VALVE

   EVI BYPASS VALVE
 SUBCOOLER IN SENSOR
  DISCHARGE SENSOR
 EVI OUT SENSOR
 
INSULATION
  No INSU CODE
 DB62-08752D
 DB62-08752A
 DB62-08752B
 DB62-08752D
INSULATION
No INSU CODE
 DB62-08752D
   DB62-08752A
 DB62-08752B
 DB62-08752D

■ Pipe Welding Posltion
9
8
1
7
10 12
11 5
5
3
No WELDING POSITON Q'ty

① 4WAY+OIL SEPA 1
② DISCHARGE+OIL SEPA 1
③ DISCHARGE+COMP 1
④ EEV OUT+TUBE COOLING 1
⑤ TUBE COOLING+TUBE PHE IN 1
⑥ TUBE EVI+ACCUM 1
⑦ SUCTION+ACCUM 1
⑧ 4WAY+TUBE COONECTOR 1
⑨ TUBE CONNENCTOR+COND IN 1
⑩ SUCTION+COMP 1
⑪ VAPOR INJECTION+COMP 1
⑫ COND OUT+EEV IN 1

3-3 Precaution when replace the compressor
■ Compressor replacement procedure
STEP Replacement procedure for 1 Compressor unit
1 Close all service valves.
2 Execute a vacuum mode by pushing 4 times outdoor unit main PCB K1 switch to open all EEV and valves.
Refrigerant recovery need to use the recovery unit.
※ When there is no recovery unit, refer to below guides.
1) If the refrigerant discharge operation performs, remaining amount of refrigerant inside the outdoor unit
3 is about 1.5kg ordinary. In winter days, the outside temperature is low and there can be more remaining
refrigerants.
2) Refer to the refrigerant quantity of factory charging printed on the outdoor label.
3) Can get help while deciding the additional refrigerant charging quantity by using the refrigerant quantity
decision function of S-Checker.
4 Turn off the power using circuit-breakers that is connected to the outdoor unit.
Remove the broken compressor
5 ※ Confirm all refrigerant was released from outdoor unit by manifold gauge, before using welder to remove
the compressor
6 Measure the weight of broken compressor.
7 Check the color of used oils from broken compressor.
8 Decide how much of oil should be added to the outdoor unit.
9 Replace a new compressor and add additional oil to the outdoor unit.
10 Turn on the power and execute vacuum mode again.
11 Leakage test by nitrogen gas and release all nitrogen gas from outdoor unit and evacuate again.
12 Add an additional refrigerant to the system which was decided step 3.

Open the service valve and choose Auto Trial Operation through pushing K1 switch in outdoor main PCB and hold
13
1 time.

■ How to change the compressor

1) Oil color decision
- Exchange all compressor in the system if the oil color is same or worse than 3.
ASTM D1500 color scale
Change the compressor
2) Decide additional amount of oil

Decide amount of oil to be added after compressor replacement.
Otherwise new compressor will be broken continuously by bad lubricating cycle.
※ Amount oil amount(kg)= Weight(kg) of replaced part - Weight(kg) of new part
※ Add 100cc of oil every 0.1kg difference
※ DVM S oil service code : DB81-02598A [ 1ℓ can ]
1. Check the weight of broken compressor

※ GB052* : 31.7kg / GB066* : 35.5kg / GB070 : 36.8kg (including oil 1200cc)
※ If broken compressor is 0.8kg or more lighter than new one, Oil return line is blocked.
2. Check the weight of oil lubricating part(Assy. accumulator, Assy. oil separator)

■ Check point after remove the compressor
1) How to check the Oil separator blockage
If there is little oil in accumulator, oil may stay in Oil separator.
Check brazing point
1. Blowing by nitrogen gas
2. Cut and see
Cut & Nitrogen

gas blowing
* Brazing point check

Ex) blocked by brazing substance.

■ How to check the Oil separator blockage
- Nitrogen gas blowing to Discharge line
OK : Nitrogen gas come out from suction line

NG : No gas come out from suction line
* S ome solenoid valve or 4way valve may have leak.

So even though the result was ok, check the temperature of oil separator return line again after replace the compressor.
1) Test run to check oil separator (high pressure side)
▶ Normal : Check point temp. ≒ Saturated T_Pd

▶ Abnormal : Check point temp. ≒ surrounding temp.
* Check point : Oil out line of oil separator.
Address 10,06,00 10,06,01

Serial Number - -
Operation Mode Test Test
Operation Status Heat Heat
Error Code g11 g11
Capacity 22HP 22HP
Target Frequency1 58 61
Order Frequency1 58 61
Current Frequency1 58 61
Target Frequency2 61 64
Order Frequency2 61 64
Current Frequency2 61 64
Check points
High Pressure 23.6 24.6
Saturated T-Pd 40oC 42oC
Low Pressure 5.4 5
Saturated T_Ps -7oC -9oC
Discharge1 53.1oC 68oC
Discharge2 53.5oC 62.7oC

3-4 EEV KIT
No Parts Procedure Remark
1 Cabinet front 1) Separate 1 fixing screw from EEV kit.

(Use + Serew Driver)
2) Separate cabinet from EEV kit.
2 Control parts 1) Separate 2 fixing screws from EEV kit.

(Use + Serew Driver)
2) Separate control part from EEV kit.

4. Troubleshooting
4-1. Service Operation
4-1-1 Special Operation

Troubleshooting
■ K1 button function
K1 Control KEY operation Display on segment

Press and hold 1 time Auto trial operation “K” ”K”“BLANK”“BLANK”
K1 (Number of press) KEY operation Display on segment

Refrigerant charging in Heating mode
1 time “K”“1”“BLANK”“BLANK”
(Note 1)
2 times Trial operation in Heating mode (Note 1) “K”“2”“BLANK”“BLANK”
3 times Pump out in Heating mode (Note 1) “K”“3”“BLANK”“1”
4 times Vacuuming “K”“4”“BLANK”“1”
5 times End Key operation -
(Note 1) Not available on AM***FXM**C Series
• Even when the outdoor unit power is off, it is dangerous when you come in contact with inverter PCB since it is charged with high
DC voltage.
• When replacing/repairing the PCB, cut-off the power and wait until the DC voltage is discharged before replacing/repairing them.
(Wait for more than 15 minutes to allow it to discharge naturally.)
• When there were error, 'Discharge mode of DC link voltage' may not have been effective. Especially if error E464 has been occurred,
power element might be damaged by fire and therefore, do not use the 'Discharge mode of DC link voltage'.
• During "Discharge mode of DC link voltage", voltage of INV will be displayed.
K2
KEY operation Display on segment
(Number of press)
1 time Refrigerant charging in cooling mode “K”“5”“BLANK”“BLANK”
2 times Trial operation in cooling mode “K”“6”“BLANK”“BLANK”
3 times Pump down in cooling mode “K”“7”“BLANK”“BLANK”
Automatic setting of operation mode
4 times “K”“8”“BLANK”“BLANK”
(Cooling/Heating) for trial operation
5 times Checking the amount of refrigerant “K”“9” XX
(Display of last two digits may differ
End Key operation -
depending on the progress)
6 times Discharge mode of DC link voltage “K”“A”“BLANK”“BLANK”
7 times Forced defrost operation (Note 1) “K”“B”“BLANK”“BLANK”
8 times Forced oil collection “K”“C”“BLANK”“BLANK”
9 times Inverter compressor check “K”“D”“BLANK”“BLANK”
10 times Fan 1 check “K”“E”“BLANK”“BLANK”
11 times Fan 2 check “K”“F”“BLANK”“BLANK
12 times End key operation -

Troubleshooting
K3
KEY operation Display on segment
(Number of press)
1 time Initialize (Reset) setting Same as initial state
K4
Display on segment
(Number of press)
Press and hold the K4 for Displayed content
2 seconds to enter the
Page 1 Page 2
setting
1 time Main version MAIN Version (Ex. 1412)
2 times Inverter version INV1 Version (Ex. 1412)
3 times Fan 1 version FAN1 Version (Ex. 1412)
4 times Fan 2 version FAN2 Version (Ex. 1412)
5 times EEP version EEP Version (Ex. 1412)
SEG 1,2 SEG 3,4
6 times Assigned address of the units AUTO
Indoor unit: “A" , "0" Address (ex) 07)
Manually assigned address of SEG 1,2 SEG 3,4
7 times MANU
the units Indoor unit: “A" , "0" Address (ex) 15)
K4 Display on segment
KEY operation
(Number of press) SEG 1 SEG 2, 3, 4
1 time Outdoor unit model 1 AM080FXMS → 0, 0, 8
2 times Order frequency of compressor 2 120 Hz → 1, 2, 0
3 times High pressure 3 1.52 MPa → 1, 5, 2
4 times Low pressure 4 0.43 MPa → 0, 4, 3
Discharge temperature of
5 times 5 87 °C → 0, 8, 7
compressor
6 times IPM temperature of compressor 6 87 °C → 0, 8, 7
7 times CT sensor value of compressor 7 2 A → 0, 2, 0
8 times Suction temperature 8 -42 °C → -, 4, 2
9 times COND OUT temperature 9 -42 °C → -, 4, 2
10 times Liquid pipe temperature A -42 °C → -, 4, 2
11 times TOP temperature of compressor B 87 °C → 0, 8, 7
12 times Outdoor temperature C -42 °C → -, 4, 2
13 times EVI inlet temperature D -42 °C → -, 4, 2
14 times EVI outlet temperature E -42 °C → -, 4, 2
15 times Main EEV step F 2000 steps → 2, 0, 0
16 times EVI EEV step G 300 steps → 3, 0, 0
17 times Fan step H 13 steps → 0, 1, 3
Current frequency of
18 times I 120 Hz → 1, 2, 0
compressor
Master indoor unit not selected → BLANK , N , D
19 times Master indoor unit address J If indoor unit No.1 is selected as the master unit →
0 , 0 , 1.

Troubleshooting
■ How to display integrated error code

• Meanings of first alphabetical character / number of error code.
Displayed alphabet Explanation
When displaying Error 101~700.
When displaying Error 701~800.
Displays address of subordinate within the set C003 : INV1 PCB / C002 : FAN PCB.
When displaying outdoor unit address.

Ex) U200: Outdoor unit 1, U201: Outdoor unit 2, U202: Outdoor unit 3, U203: Indoor
unit 4.
When displaying indoor unit address.
Ex) A000: Indoor unit address 0, A001: Indoor unit address 1, A002: Indoor unit
address 2.
• Order of error display
Classification Error display sequence Display examples
Display method for error that occurred Error Number → Indoor unit address →
E471 → A002 → E471 → A002
in indoor unit Error Number, repeat display
Display method for error that occurred

Error Number → Outdoor unit address E471 → U200 → E471 → U200
in outdoor unit and other methods of
→ Error Number, repeat display E206 → C001 → E206 → C002
error display
■ Error code
No. Code Explanation

Error due to repeated address setting(when 2 or more devices has same address within the
1 E-108
network).
2 E-121 Error on indoor temperature sensor of indoor unit(Short or Open).
3 E-122 Error on EVA IN sensor of indoor unit(Short or Open).
4 E-123 Error on EVA OUT sensor of indoor unit(Short or Open).
5 E-128 EVA IN temperature sensor of indoor unit is detached from EVA IN pipe.
6 E-129 EVA OUT temperature sensor of indoor unit is detached from EVA OUT pipe.
7 E-149 Error due to AHU MASTER indoor unit sensor setting.
8 E-151 Error due to opened EEV of indoor unit(2nd detection).
9 E-152 Error due to closed EEV of indoor unit(2nd detection).
10 E-153 Error on oat switch of indoor unit(2nd detection).
11 E-154 RPM feedback error of indoor unit.
12 E-162 EEPROM error of MICOM(Physical problem of parts/circuit).
13 E-163 Indoor unit’s remote controller option input is incorrect or missing, Outdoor unit EEPROM data error.
14 E-198 Error due to disconnected thermal fuse of indoor unit (Temperature increase of the terminal block).
Communication error between indoor and outdoor unit (Installation number setting error repeated
15 E-201
indoor unit address, indoor unit communication cable error).
Communication error between indoor and outdoor unit(Communication error on all indoor unit,
16 E-202
outdoor unit communication cable error).

Troubleshooting

17 E-205 Communication error on all PBA within the outdoor unit C-Box, communication cable error.
18 E-206 E206-C002 : Fan PBA communication error.
19 E-221 Error on outdoor temperature sensor of outdoor unit (Short or open).
20 E-231 Error on COND OUT temperature sensor of main outdoor unit (Short or open).
21 E-241 COND OUT sensor in detached.
22 E-251 Error on discharge temperature sensor of compressor 1 (Short or open).
23 E-262 Discharge temperature sensor of compressor 1 is detached from the sensor holder on the pipe.
24 E-266 Top sensor of compressor 1 is detached.
25 E-269 Suction temperature sensor is detached from the sensor holder on the pipe.
26 E-276 Error on Top sensor of compressor 1(Short or open).
27 E-291 Refrigerant leakage or error on high pressure sensor(Short or open).
28 E-296 Refrigerant leakage or error on low pressure sensor(Short or open).
29 E-308 Error on suction temperature sensor(Short or open).
30 E-311 Error on temperature sensor of double layer pipe/liquid pipe(sub heat exchanger)(Short or open).
31 E-321 Error on EVI(ESC) IN temperature sensor(Short or open).
32 E-322 Error on EVI(ESC) OUT temperature sensor(Short or open).
33 E-346 Error due to operation failure of Fan2.
34 E-347 Motor wire of Fan2 is not connected.
35 E-348 Lock error on Fan2 of outdoor unit.
36 E-353 Error due to overheated motor of outdoor unit's Fan2.
37 E-355 Error due to overheated IPM of Fan2.
38 E-378 Error due to overcurrent of Fan2.
39 E-383 Error due to special overcurrent of Fan2.
40 E-386 Over-voltage/low-voltage error of Fan2.
41 E-387 Hall IC connection error of Fan2.
42 E-389 V-limit error on Fan2 of compressor.
43 E-391 Error due to Data Flash of Fan2.
44 E-393 Output current sensor error of Fan2.
45 E-396 DC voltage sensor error of Fan2.
46 E-399 Heat sink temperature sensor error of Fan2.
47 E-407 Compressor operation stop due to high pressure protection control.
48 E-410 Compressor operation stop due to low pressure protection control or refrigerant leakage.
49 E-416 Compressor operation stop due to discharge temperature protection control.
50 E-425 Phase reversal or phase failure(3Ø outdoor unit wiring, R-S-T-N),connection error on 3 phase input.
51 E-428 Compressor operation stop due to abnormal compression ratio.
EVI(ESC) EEV leakage or internal leakage of intercooler or incorrect connector insertion of EVI(ESC)
52 E-438
EEV.
53 E-439 Error due to refrigerant leakage.
54 E-440 Heating mode restriction due to high air temperature.
55 E-441 Cooling mode restriction due to low air temperature.
56 E-442 Refrigerant charging restriction in heating mode when air temperature is over 15°C.
57 E-443 Operation prohibited due to low pressure.
58 E-445 CCH is detached.

Troubleshooting

59 E-446 Error due to operation failure of Fan1.
60 E-447 Motor wire of Fan1 is not connected.
61 E-448 Lock error on Fan1 of outdoor unit.
62 E-452 Error due to ZCP detection circuit problem or power failure.
63 E-453 Error due to overheated motor of outdoor unit's Fan1.
64 E-454 Error due to fan1 PRM.
65 E-455 Error due to overheated IPM of Fan1.
66 E-461 Error due to operation failure of inverter compressor 1.
67 E-462 Compressor stop due to full current control.
68 E-464 Error due to over-current of inverter compressor 1.
69 E-465 V-limit error of inverter compressor 1.
70 E-466 Error due to over voltage / low voltage of inverter PBA 1.
71 E-467 Error due to unconnected wire of compressor 1.
72 E-468 Output current sensor error of inverter PBA 1.
73 E-469 DC voltage sensor error of inverter PBA 1.
74 E-471 INV1 data ash error.
75 E-474 Heat sink temperature sensor error of inverter PBA 1.
76 E-475 Error due to fan2 PRM.
77 E-478 Error due to overcurrent of Fan1.
78 E-483 Error due to special overcurrent of Fan1.
79 E-485 Error due to input current of inverter 1.
80 E-486 Over-voltage/low-voltage error of Fan1.
81 E-487 Hall IC connection error of Fan1.
82 E-489 V-limit error on Fan1 of compressor.
83 E-491 Error due to Data Flash of Fan1.
84 E-493 Output current sensor error of Fan1.
85 E-496 DC voltage sensor error of Fan1.
86 E-499 Heat sink temperature sensor error of Fan1.
87 E-500 Error due to overheat caused by contact failure on IPM of inverter PBA 1.
88 E-503 Error due to alert the user to check if the service valve is closed
89 E-505 Error due to self diagnosis of high pressure sensor.
90 E-506 Error due to self diagnosis of low pressure sensor.
Outdoor unit’s option switch setting error(Using E2P option of other models or emergency
91 E-560 operation for compressor malfunction option setting was enabled on all compressors of
corresponding outdoor unit).
Error due to module installation of indoor unit with old version(Micom version needs to be
92 E-563
checked).
93 E-573 Error due to using single type outdoor unit in a module installation.
94 E(P)-702 Error due to closed EEV of indoor unit(1st detection).
95 E(P)-703 Error due to opened EEV of indoor unit(1st detection).
96 UP Trial operation uncompleted(Unprepared).

Troubleshooting
■ Refrigerant charging operation

• Operation to filling the refrigerant compressor was fixed at a certain frequency.
Cooling Heating
Press the K2 tact switch 1 time Press the K1 tact switch 1 time
Method of entry
Compressor Starting frequency (Mild Start frequency) operation

Whole operation Whole operation
Indoor unit
(The set temperature=3°C) (The set temperature=40°C)
Outdoor fan and valves Normally control conduct
Operation time 60 minutes
During the filling operation does not enter the special operation, such as oil recovery,
Etc.
defrost.
■ Trial Operation
• After initial installation, stable operation for a certain period of time limited to operation conditions.
Cooling Heating
Press the K2 tact switch 2 times Press the K1 tact switch 2 times
Method of entry
Compressor Normal operation, but the maximum frequency limit (differ by model)
Whole operation Whole operation
Indoor unit
(The set temperature=3°C) (The set temperature=40°C)
Outdoor fan and valves Normally control conduct
Operation time Min : 60 minutes, Max : 10 hours
Exceed the maximum operating time at stops and waits.
Etc.
Protection and control, self-diagnosis is performed.

Troubleshooting
■ Heating pump out

• Operation for the repair of the Individual outdoor unit, the outdoor unit refrigerant emissions to the indoor part.
• Liquid pipe service valve and the gas pipe service valve operation, the operator manually need to close.
• Observe low pressure using View Mode of K4 button if compressor operate.
• If low pressure goes down below about 0.2 MPaG : Immediately lock the gas side service valve, Pump Out operation is shut down.
• If operation of low pressure goes down below 0.1 MPaG : Will be stopped automatically for the protection of the compressor.
Press the K1 tact switch 3 times
How to initiate
Compressor 60Hz
Indoor unit Whole operation (The set temperature=40°C)
4Way valve ON (Heating mode)
Outdoor fan Maximum air flow
Main EEV Operation side : 700 Step (Stop side : 0 step)
Maximum operation time 10 minutes
Conduct the discharge temperature, high pressure control. (Low pressure protection
control is not carried out)
Protection control
※ Low pressure is outside normal limits : Operation is shut down after gas pipe
manually closed.
Entry after safety start. (Only the corresponding Outdoor Unit operation.)
Etc. To pump out more than 2 : Except communication between Outdoor Unit of relevant set
after working for one, remainder set makes Pump Out add.
■ Pump down in cooling mode

• Recover the refrigerant of Indoor Unit and Piping to outdoor side.
• Liquid pipe service valve and the gas pipe service valve operation, the operator manually need to close.
• If the installation of the long pipe : Any refrigerant into the outdoor unit can not be recovered, therefore should use a separate con-
tainer.
• Observe low pressure using View Mode of K4 button if compressor operate. If low pressure goes down below about 0.2 MPaG :
Immediately lock the gas side service valve, Pump Out operation is shut down. (Pump out operation shut down : K1 button once
more press or K3 button one time press)
• If operation of low pressure goes down below 0.1 MPaG : Will be stopped automatically for the protection of the compressor.
Press the K2 tact switch 3 times

How to initiate
Compressor 60Hz
Indoor unit Whole operation (The set temperature=40°C)
4Way valve OFF (Cooling mode)
Outdoor fan Maximum air flow
Main EEV 2000 Step
Maximum operation
30 minutes
time
Does not conduct the operation of the special operation, and protection control.
Etc. Pressure and temperature is outside normal limits : Operation is shut down after gas pipe
manually closed.

Troubleshooting
■ Discharge mode of DC link voltage
FAN PBA
INVERTER PBA
• E ven when the outdoor unit power is off, it is dangerous

when you come in contact with inverter PCB since it is
charged with high DC voltage.
• hen replacing / repairing the PCB, cut-off the power and
W
wait until the DC voltage is discharged before replacing /
repairing them. (Wait for more than 15 minutes to allow it
to discharge naturally.)
• uring "Discharge mode of DC link voltage", voltage of
D
INV will be displayed.
• If inverter error is occurred (E464/364, E461/361, etc.),
please wait more than 15 minutes until self-discharging
after shutting off the power because it can not enter a
discharge mode.
Press the K2 tact switch 3 times.
How to initiate
Discharge is complete, the power of the Inverter

Etc. PCB is being blocked, communication function is
blocked, E206 will occur.

Troubleshooting
■ Forced defrost operation

• Forced defrost operation : Is operation when Frost Formation occurs in the outdoor. (When carried out the service).

Method of Entry
Start pattern Heating trial operation pattern.

Defrost start Defrost start : It is after 10 minutes which safety start finishes.
Defrost off The same condition of the general defrost operation.
Etc. The outdoor unit will stop as a normal pattern after the defrost operation is stopped.
■ Forced oil collection

• Forced oil recovery operation : Oil recovery in the outdoor unit for the purpose of moving, installation if necessary.

Method of Entry
Outdoor temperature is more than 10°C : cooling auto trial operation.

Start pattern
Outdoor temperature is less than or equal to 10°C : heating auto trial operation.
Oil recovery start Oil recovery start : It is after 10 minutes which safety start finishes.
Etc. The outdoor unit will stop as a normal pattern after oil recovery operation for ten minutes.

Troubleshooting
■ Checklist before auto trial operation
1. Check the power cable and communication cable of the indoor and outdoor unit.
2. Supply power to the outdoor unit 6 hours before trial operation to pre-heat the crank case heater.
3. Before supplying the power, use a voltmeter and phase tester to check the voltage and the phase.
(Crankcase heater to be heated sufficiently.)
R, S, T, N terminal: check if the voltage is within 380 - 415 V between wires (R - S, S - T, T - R) and 200 - 240 V between phases (R-N,
S-N, T-N).
4. When the power is supplied, outdoor unit will execute tracking to check the indoor unit connection and other optional functions.
5. Write down the installation report on the service history report paper attached on the front part of the control box.
Supply power to the outdoor unit 6 hours before auto trial operation to pre-heat the crank case heater.
CAUTION
6. Guaranteed range of auto trial operation.

- For precise judgment, you must perform auto trial operation in below indoor/outdoor temperature condition.
40
Indoor temperature ( °C)
30
20
10
-10
-20
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
Outdoor temperature ( °C)
- - - - Cooling mode
─── Heating mode

Troubleshooting
- In Auto trial operation, product will automatically select either cooling or heating mode and operate in selected mode.
- AMSSSFXMSSC (Cooling Only) models operate only cooling mode in Auto trial operation.
(Cooling only models don't operate Auto trial operation in case of outdoor temperature below -5°C or indoor temperature below
5°C)
- In the temperature range marked with slashed pattern, system protection control may trigger during operation.
(If the system protection control is enabled, it can be hard to get the precise judgment after the auto trial operation.)
- When the temperature is outside of guaranteed range, accuracy of judgment on auto trial operation may decrease near boarder line
area.
■ Auto trial operation

1. If the Auto Trial Operation is not completed, normal operation will be prohibited.
- When the auto trial operation is not completed, UP (Unprepared) will appear on the segment after the communication check and
restrict compressor from operating. (UP Mode will be cleared automatically when auto trial mode is completed.)
- Auto trial operation may take 20 minutes to maximum 2 hours depending on the operation status.
- During auto trial operation, noise can be generated due to valve inspection.
(Check the product if abnormal noise occurs continuously)
2. When error occurs during auto trial operation, check the error code and take appropriate
- Refer to next page when E503 error occurs.
- Refer to service manual if you need inspection or when other errors occur.
3. When auto trial operation ends, use S-NET pro or S-CHECKER to issue a result report.
- Refer to service manual for further actions if you have any items with "inspection required" sign on the result report.
- After taking appropriate measure for the items with "inspection required" sign, run the auto trial operation again.
4. Check the following items by running trial operation (cooling/heating).

- Check if cooling/heating operation performs normally.
- Individual indoor unit control: Check for air flow direction and fan speed.
- Check for abnormal operation noise from the indoor and outdoor unit.
- Check for proper draining from the indoor unit during cooling operation.
- Use S-NET pro to check the detail operation status.
5. Explain to the user how to use the air conditioner according to the user's manual.
6. Hand over the installation manual to the customer so they can keep it with them.
Press and hold the K1 tact switch 1 time.

How to initiate
Make sure to close the outdoor unit cabinet during operation. If you operate the unit with
Etc.
the front cabinet open, it may cause damage to the product.
4-1-2 DVM S Eco Model EEPROM Code Table

No. Model Name EEP Code
1 AM100KXMDGH DB82-03361A

4-2 Appropriate Measures for Different Symptom
■ Error due to repeated address setting
(when 2 or more devices has same address within the network). (E-108)
Outdoor unit Display E-108
Operation Defrost Timer Fan Filter / EMI
Indoor unit Display × × ◑ ◑ ×
※ ● : ON ◑: Flash ×: OFF
Judgement Method • Refer the next page.
Cause of problem • Indoor unit and MCU address duplication.
After completely tracking the outdoor unit, check

the occurrence of E108.
No
Has E108 occurred? End.
Yes
Check the machine where the error

occurred in the outdoor unit display :
- If SEG1 is A, an indoor unit; and
- If SEG1 is C, MCU.
Yes
MCU
E108 occurring
machine
Find a unit whose address is duplicated in the Check the rotary switch of the address of the
manual address view on the view mode of the installed MCU to check any duplicate address.
outdoor unit display. (If there is an address that
does not appear in the manual address view even
though a unit is actually installed, the address is
duplicated.)
Ex.) When the following is displayed in the view ※ Check the manual address
mode at the site where No. 0 to 4 are installed, view in the view mode.
possible to judge that the address of no. 3 indoor (Press and hold K4 switch to enter)
unit is duplicated. A000 ⇀ A001 ⇀ A002 ⇀ A004
Replace Inverter PCB.
※ K3 reset
When the system is reset through K3 reset, the previous error
Replace Inverter PCB. (E108) on the display is sometimes indicated. This indicates
the error left previously in the indoor unit during the course
of performing resetting and addressing the whole system
after the outdoor unit is reset. When addressing is completed,
the error indication disappears (up to 5 minutes required).
※ Whole system power reset

- To solve the problem through the power reset after
the address is reset the power reset of individual units
is meaningless and the power of the whole system
must be reset.

Troubleshooting
■ Communication error between indoor and outdoor unit (E-201)

(Installation number setting error repeated indoor unit address, indoor unit communication
cable error.) (cont.)

Duct, Cassette (1 / 2Way), Console, Ceiling
Operation Defrost Timer Fan Filter / MPI
× × ◑ ◑ ×
Cassette (4Way / Mini 4Way)
Operation Defrost Timer Filter
Indoor unit Display
× ◑ ◑ ×
Duct, Cassette (1/2 Way), Console, Ceiling

Operation Timer Turbo 24°C 27°C
× × ◑ ◑ ×
Judgement Method • Communication error between indoor and outdoor units.
Cause of problem • Refer the next page.

Troubleshooting
■ Communication error between indoor and outdoor unit (E-201)
Indoor unit installation quantity s etup switch of

outdoor unit compare and check the set value and
the actual number of indoor units installed.
Are the number of

actual installed indoor No
units and the set value
for the installation
quantity setup switch
the same?
Yes
Press the reset key (K3) of the outdoor PCB, and Correctly set the indoor unit installation quantity
check the display module to check for the quantity setup switch of the outdoor unit, and press the
of indoor units that respond to the tracking. reset key (K3) of the outdoor PCB to re -execute
tracking .
Is there no sign of No
the indoor response on
the display during
tracking ?
Yes No
Remove the communication cable which connects After 2 minutes, find the indoor unit which displays
the outdoor unit to the indoor unit, and measure the communication error for the indoor units, and
the 2 cables of the outdoor unit with a scope. check for overlaps in the PCB address setup.
(If the indoor unit addresses are overlapped, then
a communication error will occur).
- In this case, a communication error will occur in
every indoor unit (two or more units) with
the address incorrectly set.
Change the indoor unit PCB after checking the

communication cable when there is no peculiarity
with the address.
Is the voltage between No

the 2 cables a square
wave with DC ± 0.7V
or more?
Yes
Check the communication cable which connects
the outdoor unit to the indoor unit. If there is no Check the communication cable and the connector
peculiarity, then connect the indoor units one by of the outdoor unit PCB, and change the PCB.
one to find the indoor unit that is interfering with
the communication for inspection and change the
indoor unit PCB.

Troubleshooting
■C
ommunication error on all PBA within the outdoor unit C-Box, communication cable error.
(E-205)

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Indoor unit Display
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Judgement Method • Communication error between the C-Box PCB.
• Communication wire inside the C-Box is unconnected.
Cause of problem
• Main PCB defective.
Restart operation after connecting the inverter

PCB2 CN31(when the Comp. applied one :
Did the communication No Inverter PCB1) connector. (Check the 3, 4 Pin short)
connector break away
from the PCB? * When performing the connector work, Please
turn off the main power .
Yes
Is inverter PCB CN32 No Check the Inverter PCB1 CN32, CN91 and Fan
and Fan PCB CN12 PCB CN12 Communication wire / Connector .
connector accurately * When performing the connector work, Please
connected? turn off the main power.
Yes
No Check the Main PCB : Main PCB TX circuit

Is FAN PCB LD22, 32 Inspection
flashes? * When performing the connector work, Please
turn off the main power.
Replace main PCB

Troubleshooting
■ Communication error on all PBA within the outdoor unit C-Box, communication cable error.
(E-206)

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Indoor unit Display
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Judgement Method • PCB does not respond to the Main PCB call.
Cause of problem • C-Box internal Inverter PCB, Fan PCB, Hub PCB defective.
Lighting of Fan PCB No

LD41 did confirmation? Check the connection status (CN12 connector)
Yes
Is Fan PCB CN13 No

connector accurately Fan PCB CN13 connection.
connected?
Yes
Replace Fan PCB

(Fan PCB TX part : Breakage)

Troubleshooting
■ Error on outdoor temperature sensor of outdoor unit (Short or open). (E-221)

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Indoor unit Display
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Judgement Method • Refer the next page
Cause of problem • Outdoor temperature sensor Short/Open is defective.
Did the outside No

temperature sensor Restart operation after connecting the connector
connector break away to the PCB.
from the PCB?
Yes
After separating the outdoor temperature sensor

connector from the PCB, measure the resistance
value between the terminals.
Did the resistance No

value significantly stray Replace this since it is the defective of the outdoor
from the following temperature sensor itself.
temperature table?
Temperature(°C) Resistance(KΩ)
70 2.2
Yes 60 3.0
50 4.2
Restart operation after replace the PCB
40 5.8
30 8.3
20 12.1
10 18.0
0 27.3
-10 43.0

Troubleshooting
■ Error on COND OUT temperature sensor of main outdoor unit (Short or open). (E-231)

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Indoor unit Display
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Cause of problem • Disconnection or breakdown of relevant sensor.
Did the outdoor Cond No

Out sensor connector Restart operation after connecting the connector
break away from to the PCB.
the PCB ?
Yes
After separating the outdoor Cond Out sensor

connector from the PCB, measure the resistance
value between the two terminals.

value significantly stray Replace this part as it is the defective of the
from the following outdoor Cond Out sensor itself.
temperature table?
70 2.2
Yes 60 3.0
50 4.2
Restart operation after replace the PCB 40 5.8
30 8.3
20 12.1
10 18.0
0 27.3
-10 43.0

Troubleshooting
■ Error on discharge temperature sensor of compressor 1 (Short or open). (E-251)

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Indoor unit Display
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Cause of problem • Compressor Discharge or Top Temperature sensor defective. (Open/Short)
Did the Compressor

Discharge or t op No
temperature sensor Restart operation after connecting the connector
to PCB
connector break away
from the PCB?
Yes
After separating the Compressor Discharge or

Top Temperature sensor connector from the PCB,
measure the resistance value between the two terminals.

value significantly stray Replace this part as it is the defective of
from the following the compressor discharge or top temperature
temperature table? sensor itself.
Yes 130 8.9
120 11.2
80 32.0
60 59.0
25 200
20 242
10 362
0 553

Troubleshooting
■D
ischarge temperature sensor of compressor 1 is detached from the sensor holder on the
pipe. (E-262) / Top sensor of compressor 1 is detached (E-266)
Outdoor unit Display E-262 / E-266

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Indoor unit Display
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1) Relevant compressor frequency of 60Hz or higher.
2) Suction temperature > Low pressure saturation temperature +10℃
Judgement Method
3) Relevant discharge or Top temperature < High pressure saturation temperature
4) In case of keep 30 minutes in state that satisfy all above conditions (1, 2, 3).
• Compressor discharge or Top temperature sensor breakaway and defective /
Cause of problem
Starting badness of compressor
Is the Discharge or Top No

temperature sensor and Re -insert sensor OR and re -attach sensor holder
the sensor holder
correctly attached?
Yes
Is the discharge or No
top temperature sensor
resistance value Defective sensor : Replace sensor.
reasonable ? (Refer to
E251)
Yes
Complete

Troubleshooting
■ Suction temperature sensor is detached from the sensor holder on the pipe. (E-269)

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Indoor unit Display
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• Judgment Method : Difference of suction temperature of compressor starting
Judgement Method verge and suction temperature that is on present operation : If less than 2 °C for
30 minutes to keep.(Judgment at heating operation only)
Cause of problem • Suction temperature sensor breakaway / defective.
Is Suction sensor No
and sensor Holder Re-insert sensor OR and re-attach sensor holder.
accurately
attached?
Yes
Is Suction sensor No
resistance value
reasonable? Defective sensor : Replace sensor.
(Refer to E231 )
Yes
Complete

Troubleshooting
■ Refrigerant leakage or error on high pressure sensor (Short or open). (E-291)

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Indoor unit Display
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Did the High Pressure

sensor connector get No Please re-inspect after connecting the connector
disconnected to the PCB.
from the PCB?
Yes
Is there refrigerant No
inside the set? (Please check by connecting Refill refrigerant after vacuum
the manifold gageto
the service valve)
Yes
Out of the PCB High

Pressure sensor No
terminals, is there Replace PCB
voltage between
pins 3 and 4 5V?
Replace High Pressure sensor

Troubleshooting
■ Refrigerant leakage or error on low pressure sensor (Short or open). (E-296)

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Indoor unit Display
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Did the Low Pressure

sensor connector No Please re -inspect after connecting the connector
get disconnected from to the PCB
the PCB?
Yes
Is there refrigerant
inside the set ? ( Please No
check by connecting Refill refrigerant after vacuum
the manifold gage
to the service valve)
Yes
Out of the PCB Low

Pressure sensor No
voltage between
pins 3 and 4 5V?
Replace Low Pressure sensor

Troubleshooting
■ Error on suction temperature sensor (Short or open). (E-308)

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Indoor unit Display
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Did the connector for No

the Liquid Pipe Restart operation after connecting the connector
Temperature sensor to PCB
break away
from the PCB?
Yes
Separate the connector of the Liquid Pipe

Temperature sensor from the PCB and measure
the resistance value between the 2 terminals.

value significantly stray Replace this part as it is the defective of the liquid
from the following pipe temperature sensor itself.
temperature table?
Yes 70 2.2
60 3.0
40 5.8
30 8.3
20 12.1
10 18.0
0 27.3
-10 43.0

Troubleshooting
■ E rror on temperature sensor of double layer pipe/liquid pipe(sub heat exchanger)

(Short or open). (E-311)

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Indoor unit Display
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the Liquid Pipe Restart operation after connecting the connector
Temperature sensor to PCB
break away from the
PCB?
Yes
Separate the connector of the Liquid Pipe


value significantly stray Replace this part as it is the defective of the liquid
from the following pipe temperature sensor itself.
temperature table?
Yes 70 2.2
60 3.0
40 5.8
30 8.3
20 12.1
10 18.0
0 27.3
-10 43.0

Troubleshooting
■ Error on EVI (ESC) IN temperature sensor (Short or open). (E-321)

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Indoor unit Display
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the EVI In Temperature Restart operation after connecting the connector
sensor break away to PCB
from the PCB?
Yes
Separate the connector of the Outdoor EVI In


from the following outdoor EVI in temperature sensor itself.
temperature table?
Yes 70 2.2
60 3.0
40 5.8
30 8.3
20 12.1
10 18.0
0 27.3
-10 43.0

Troubleshooting
■ Error on EVI (ESC) OUT temperature sensor(Short or open). (E-322)

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Indoor unit Display
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the EVI Out temperature sensor break Restart operation after connecting
away from the PCB? the connector to PCB
Yes
Separate the connector of the Outdoor EVI Out


from the following outdoor EVI out temperature sensor itself.
temperature table?
Yes 70 2.2
60 3.0
40 5.8
30 8.3
20 12.1
10 18.0
0 27.3
-10 43.0

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to operation failure of Fan2 (E-346) / Error due to operation failure of Fan1 (E-446)
(cont.)

• Startup, and then if the speed increase is not normally.
Judgement Method
• Detected by H/W or S/W.
• Compressor connection error.
Cause of problem • Defective Compressor.
• Defective PCB.
1. Preparations before checking

1) Power Off
2) IPM failure, discharge mode may not work properly. Therefore, wait more than 15 minutes after the Power Off.
3) Remove all of the Fan PCB connectors. (Comp connector included)
4) Prepare the digital multi tester.
2. Inspection Method
1) Refer to Figure1 and Table1, respectively the resistance value and diode voltage value measure.
2) According to the criterion in Table 1 to determine whether the failure of IPM.
Measured point
Division Criterion Remark
+ -
40 U
40 V
Measure 40 W
More than 3 MΩ
the resistance values U 34
Measurement error
V 34 can occur for reasons
W 34 such as the initial mea-
surement condenser
U 40 discharge.
V 40 Measured over at least
three times.
Measure the diode W 40
0.3 ~ 0.7V
voltage values 34 U
34 V
34 W

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to operation failure of Fan2 (E-346) / Error due to operation failure of Fan1 (E-446)
Auto Trial Operation
Is the resistance
value between different No
phases of an Motor Replace Fan Motor.
(U ↔ V,V ↔ W,W ↔ U)
less than 10Ω ?
Yes
Is the resistance No
between the body of
Fan Motor and chassis Replace Fan Motor.
MΩ?
Yes
No
Does the compressor
connection wire properly Check the connection wire.
connect?
Yes
Replace Fan PCB

Troubleshooting
■ Motor wire of Fan2 is not connected. (E-347)

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Indoor unit Display
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• If there is no problem after checking the connection status between fan motor
Cause of problem
and PBA, replace the PBA.

Troubleshooting
■ Lock error on Fan2 of outdoor unit. (E-348) /

Lock error on Fan1 of outdoor unit. (E-448)

Judgement Method • Is checked symptoms by phase current of Fan Motor.
• Fan Motor connection error.
Cause of problem • Defective Fan
• Defective PCB
No
Did the error occurs? End of Service.
Yes
Did you check No

the foreign objects on
the Fan Remove the foreign objects and restart
rotary wing?
Yes
Power Off
Yes
No
Fan do rotate by hand? Replace Fan Motor.
Yes
Yes
If you rotate the fan by Replace f an motor
hand, the noise occurs?
No
Connection wire of
Fan Motor did Yes
confirmation ? Check the connection status, and then restart.
(Check the connection
status of the Fan1 and
Fan2.)
No
Replace Fan PCB

Troubleshooting
■ E rror due to overheated motor of outdoor unit's Fan2 (E-353) /

Error due to overheated motor of outdoor unit's Fan1. (E-453

Judgement Method • Overheating due to the internal sensor of the Fan Motor.
• Defective connection wire
• Defective Fan Motor
Cause of problem
• Defective PCB
• Defective installation conditions
Power Off / Power Restart
No
Did the error occurs? End of Service
Yes
Connection wire of
Fan Motor did No
confirmation ? (Verify
that the wire folded, or Check the connecting wire and restart it.
the connection is
detached .)
Yes
Is there anything No
strange in Replace Fan PCB
appearance Fan Motor?
Yes
Replace Fan Motor

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to overheated IPM of Fan2. (E-355) / Error due to overheated IPM of Fan1. (E-455)

Judgement Method • IPM internal temperature more than 85°C
• Heat sink and IPM assembly defective.
Cause of problem
• Defective heat sink cooling.
Power Off
No
Did check the foreign Remove foreign objects
objects between the *Cold heat sink assembly defect occurs.
heat sink pin?
Yes
No
Is the bolt of the heat Tighten Bolt
sink fully tightened?
Yes
Did check the foreign No

objects between the Remove foreign objects and apply the heat sink
heat sink and IPM? grease and then reassembly
Yes
Complete

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to overcurrent of Fan2. (E-378) /

V-limit error on Fan2 of compressor. (E-389) /
Error due to overcurrent of Fan1. (E-478) /
V-limit error on Fan1 of compressor. (E-489)
Outdoor unit Display E-378 / E-389 / E-478 / E-489

• Occurs when overcurrent flows in the IPM.
Judgement Method
• Detected by H/W or S/W
• Installation defective
• Connection wire error
Cause of problem • Comp. defective
• Motor defective
• PCB defective
Power Off
No
Is the outdoor unit Reinstall after removing obstacle.
installed properly?
Yes
value between different
phases of compressor Outdoor Fan Motor.
(U ↔ V, V ↔ W,W ↔ U)
less than 10Ω?
Yes
No
Is the resistance
between the body of
Fan Motor and chassis Outdoor Fan Motor.
MΩ?
Yes
Does the Fan Motor

connection wire Check the connection wire
properly connect to the (Check the status of the connection U V W )
compressor?
Yes
FAN Replace PCB .

Troubleshooting
■ Hall IC connection error of Fan2 (E387) / Hall IC connection error of Fan1. (E487)

• IFan rotation defective or vibration and noise of the defective operation.
Judgement Method
• IHall IC there is no signal input.
• IConnection status error.
• IHall IC wire disconnection.
Cause of problem
• IDefective circuit parts and defective manufacturing.
• IFan Motor defective.
Power Off / Power Restart
No
Did the error occurs? End of Service
Yes
Connection wire of
HALL IC did confirmation? No
(Verify that the wire folded, or the connection Check the connecting wire and restart it.
is detached.)
Yes
No
HALL IC on the PCB is Check the connecting wire and restart it.
connected correctly?
Yes
Replace Fan PCB.
Restart.
When the error is repeated, replace the Fan Motor.

Troubleshooting
■ Output current sensor error of Fan2. (E-393) /

Output current sensor error of inverter PBA 1. (E-468) /
Error due to input current of inverter 1. (E-485) /
Output current sensor error of Fan1. (E-493)
Outdoor unit Display E-378 / E-389 / E-478 / E-489

• Sensor Output detection : Judged as an error if the detected value is more than
Judgement Method
2.8V or 0.2V less than
• Input voltage defective
Cause of problem
• PCB voltage sensing circuit defective
Power Off
No
Is Power connection Power Cable re -connection
accurately connected?
Yes
E -393 / E -493 E -468 / E -485
Replace Fan PCB Replace Inverter PCB

Troubleshooting
■ DC voltage sensor error of Fan2. (E-396) /

DC voltage sensor error of inverter PBA 1. (E-469) /
DC voltage sensor error of Fan1. (E-496)
Outdoor unit Display E-396 / E-469 / E-496

• DC voltage detection : Judged as an error if the detected value is more than 2.8V
Judgement Method
or 0.2V less than
• Input voltage defective
• AC Power wiring error
Cause of problem
• Momentary Overvoltage / Low voltage occurs
• PCB voltage sensing circuit defective
Power Off
No
Is Power connection Power Cable re -connection.
Yes
No
Is Reactor accurately Check the Reactor connection.
connected?
Yes
Yes
Did the Fuse is short ? Replace Fuse.
Yes
Is EMI PCB and No

Inverter PCB accurately Power Off and then re -connection.
connected?
Yes
Is Inverter PCB and

Fan PCB DC -Link
voltage connection wire Replace Fan PCB
Yes

Troubleshooting
■ Heat sink temperature sensor error of Fan2. (E-399)

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Indoor unit Display
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Cause of problem • Replace FAN PBA.

Troubleshooting
■ Compressor operation stop due to high pressure protection control. (E-407)

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Indoor unit Display
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Judgement Method • Value of the high pressure sensor is detected at 40kg/cm² or more..
Cooling Operation
• Outdoor unit fan motor problem (constrained, defective)
• Motor driver defective or wire is cut
• Outdoor heat exchanger is contaminated.
• Service valve locked/Fill refrigerant
Cause of problem
Heating Operation
• Outdoor unit fan motor problem (constrained, defective)
• Motor driver defective or wire is cut
• Service valve locked/Excessive refrigerant

Troubleshooting
■C
ompressor operation stop due to low pressure protection control or refrigerant leakage.
(E-410) (cont.)

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Indoor unit Display
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• Judgment Method : Inspection when the value of low pressure sensor is
Judgement Method
1.8kg / cm2, or less for air conditioning and 0.8kg /cm² for heating.
• Refrigerant shortage
• Electronic expansion valve blocked
• Service valve blocked
• Low pressure sensor defective
Cause of problem
• Leakage of compressor discharge check valve of not-go-end outdoor unit
• Error may be found when used in temperature range outside the conditions of
use (Operating outside temperature at -20°C or less for heating and operating
outside temperature at -5°C or less for Cooling)

Troubleshooting
■C
ompressor operation stop due to low pressure protection control or refrigerant leakage.
(E-410)
Connect S -net and Manifold Gauge.

(essential requirement)
No
Are all service valves Open the Service Valve
open?
Yes
Is the S -net No
estimated value and the
Manifold Gauge Replace Low Pressure sensor
value in range?
Yes
Are the Indoor Unit and No

Outdoor Unit EEV Check the relevant EEV
normally operating?
Yes
Are there any blockage Yes

inside the pipe? Pipe inspection
(filter etc.)
No
Is there any leakage in

the Liquid Pipe Valve or
the discharge check Yes
valve of the not-go-end Replace Low Pressure sensor
Outdoor Unit when only
some Outdoor Units are
operating?
No
Check the refrigerant amount.

Troubleshooting
■ Compressor operation stop due to discharge temperature protection control. (E-416) (cont.)

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Indoor unit Display
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• Judgment Method : Inspection when the value of low pressure sensor is
Judgement Method
1.8kg / cm2, or less for air conditioning and 0.8kg /cm² for heating.
• Electronic expansion valve is blocked.
• Service valve blocked
Cause of problem • Defective discharge temperature sensor
• TOP temperature sensor defective
• Blocked pipe and defective
• Leakage of compressor discharge check valve of not-go-end outdoor unit

Troubleshooting
■ Compressor operation stop due to discharge temperature protection control. (E-416)
Is the resistance
value normal for the No
Compressor discharge Replace Compressor discharge temperature
Temperature sensor/ sensor / Top temperature sensor
Top temperature sensor?
(Refer to E251)
Yes
Auto Trial Operation No

Yes
No
Are all service valves Open the Service Valve
open?
Are the Indoor Unit Yes

and Outdoor Unit EEV Check the relevant EEV
normally operating ?
Yes
Are there Yes

any blockage inside the Pipe inspection
pipe? ( filter etc.)
Check the refrigerant amount.

Troubleshooting
■P
hase reversal or phase failure(3Ø outdoor unit wiring, R-S-T-N), connection error on 3 phase
input. (E-425) (cont.)

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Indoor unit Display
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• When turn on the power and check the status of the power from the inverter.
If the phase does not connect the power(no phase) : E425 or E466 (E366) is dis-
Judgement Method
played (Air conditioner to maintain the normal state.)
• However) N-phase must be properly connected.
• Check the input wiring
Cause of problem
• EMI Fuse short.

Troubleshooting
■ Phase reversal or phase failure(3Ø outdoor unit wiring, R-S-T-N), connection error on 3 phase
input. (E-425)
Power Off
Did the Main No Power BOX Terminal : Check the phase -to-phase
Terminal Block and connection 380V of the R, S, T and then restart.
Power R, S, T, N is (N -phase must be properly connected.)
connected properly?
Yes
Did the Reactor No

Connection Terminal is
connected Connection and then restart it
properly?
Yes
No Low voltage error during this initial charge :

Did the EMI PCB Fuse Replace Fuse, if the rectifier diode of the inverter
is short? PCB is normal.
No
Is EMI PCB CN21 Yes

connector and Inverter
PCB accurately Connection and then restart it
connected?
Yes
Replace Inverter PCB

Troubleshooting
■ Phase reversal or phase failure(3Ø outdoor unit wiring, R-S-T-N),

connection error on 3 phase input. (E-428) (cont.)

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Indoor unit Display
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• Compression ratio [(High pressure+1.03)/(Low pressure+1.03)] less than 1.5 and
lasts for 10 minutes or more
Judgement Method
• Differential pressure (high pressure - low pressure) less than 0.4 MPa.G and
lasts for 10 minutes or more
• Indoor and Outdoor EEV breakdown
• 4Way Valve breakdown
Cause of problem
• High and Low pressure sensor defective

Troubleshooting
■ Phase reversal or phase failure(3Ø outdoor unit wiring, R-S-T-N),

connection error on 3 phase input. (E-428)

Is the S -net estimated No

value and the manifold Replace defective sensor
Gauge value in range?
Yes
No
Are the 4Way Valve
normally operating ? Check the 4Way Valve
Yes
Are the indoor unit and No

outdoor unit EEV Check the relevant EEV
normally operating?
No
No
Is current of Compressor inspection
compressor normally? Check the refrigerant
Yes
Complete

Troubleshooting
■ E VI (ESC) EEV leakage or internal leakage of intercooler or incorrect connector insertion of

EVI (ESC) EEV. (E-438) (cont.)

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Indoor unit Display
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Judgement Method • DSH <10 °C, EVI Out-in <= 0°C & frequency> 65Hz 40 minutes maintaining
• EVI EEV and Intercooler leakage, excessive refrigerant amount, Outdoor
Check Valve inserted opposite.
Cause of problem
• Indoor Unit EEV leakage, direct connection between Indoor Liquid Pipe and
the Gas Pipe.

Troubleshooting
■ E VI (ESC) EEV leakage or internal leakage of intercooler or incorrect connector insertion of

EVI (ESC) EEV. (E-438)
No
Is EVI EEV connector
accurately connected to Reconnect connector
PCB?
Yes
No
Is EEV coil accurately Refill refrigerant after vacuum
installed?
Yes
No
Check the EVI EEV Replace EVI EEV
leakage .
Yes
Breakdown
Check the Intercooler Replace Intercooler
leakage.
Normal
Breakdown
Check the Indoor Unit Replace Indoor Unit EEV
EEV leakage
Normal
Check the connection Breakdown

for Indoor Unit Pipe
(Connect liquid pipe - Reinstall pipe
gas pipe directly)
Normal
Check the refrigerant

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to refrigerant leakage. (E-439) / Operation prohibited due to low pressure. (E-443)

• Before starting : Before compressor starting after system halt 2 minutes
(High & low pressure sensor Open / Short error occurs and 1kg/cm2 or less)
Judgement Method
When start : When the high pressure sensor value(cooling 3.1kg/ cm2 , heating
2.2kg/ cm2 ) is detection continuously for 3 seconds
• Refrigerant leakage and shortage
Cause of problem
• Disconnection or breakdown of high & low pressure sensor
Pressure sensor Open/Short error determination method
1) Identifies from when power is supplied or 2 minutes after RESET, and only when set is stopped.
2) An Open/Short error will occur if the input voltage standard range of 0.5V ~ 4.95V is exceeded.
Did the Pressure

sensor connector get No Please re -inspect after connecting the connector
disconnected from the to the PCB
PCB ?
Yes
Is there refrigerant
inside the set?
(Please check by No
connecting the manifold Refill refrigerant after vacuum
gauge to the service
valve)
Yes
Out of the PCB

pressure sensor No
voltage between
pins 3 and 4 5V?
Yes
Replace Low Pressure sensor

Troubleshooting
■H
eating mode restriction due to high air temperature. (E-440) /
Operation prohibited due to low pressure. (E-441)

× × ◑ ◑ ◑

Indoor unit Display
× ◑ ◑ ◑

× × ◑ ◑ ◑
• Heating operation : When the outdoor temperature is more than 30 °C
Judgement Method
• Cooling operation : When the outdoor temperature is less than -15 °C
Cause of problem • System protection operation status (Is not breakdown)

Troubleshooting
■ Refrigerant charging restriction in heating mode when air temperature is over 15°C. (E-442)

× × ◑ ◑ ◑

Indoor unit Display
× ◑ ◑ ◑

× × ◑ ◑ ◑
• When the heating refrigerant change : If the outdoor temperature is more
Judgement Method
than 15°C.
Cause of problem • System protection operation status (Is not breakdown)

Troubleshooting
■ CCH is detached. (E-445))

× × ◑ ◑ ◑

Indoor unit Display
× ◑ ◑ ◑

× × ◑ ◑ ◑
• CCH Connector PCB is not connected / Compressor Top sensor breakaway /
Cause of problem
Own problem of CCH
Is the CCH connector No

connected to PCB? Replace EVI EEV.
Yes
No
Is the compressor top Fix the compressor top temperature sensor in
temperature sensor correct position.
fixed in correct position?
Yes
No
Is CCH resistance
normal? ( 500~700 Ω /
infinite for Change CCH.
disconnection ) No
Yes
Does the E445 error

occur even after
the outdoor unit power Normal Operation.
is put back in?
Yes
Change PCB.

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to operation failure of inverter compressor 1. (E-461)

• Startup, and then if the speed increase is not normally.
Judgement Method
• Compressor connection error.
Cause of problem • Defective Compressor.
• Defective PCB.
Power Off and then Restart
No
Is Hot Gas Bypass Remove the obstacles and check the status of the
Valve startup the initial installation.
power is applied?
Yes
No
Hot Gas Bypass Valve Power Off, and then replacement or correction of
initial startup does it the sensor location.
work?
Yes
value between different
phases of compressor Replace Compressor.
(U ↔ V, V ↔ W,W ↔ U)
less than 2Ω?
Yes
Is the resistance Yes

between the body of
Compressor and Replace Compressor
chassis MΩ?
Yes
Yes
Does the Compressor
properly connect to (Check the status of the connection U V W )
Yes
the compressor?
Yes
Replace Inverter PCB

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to operation failure of inverter compressor 1. (E-464)

• Will occur if the overcurrent flowing in the IPM.
Judgement Method
• Installation defective.
• Connection wire error.
Cause of problem • Comp. defective.
• Motor defective.
• PCB defective.
Power Off
No
Is the outdoor unit Remove the obstacles and check the status of the
installed properly? installation.
Yes
Is temperature No
sensor location and the Power Off, and then replacement or correction of
measurement the sensor location.
value normally?
Yes
Is the resistance
value between different No
phases of compressor Replace Compressor.
(U ↔ V, V ↔ W,W ↔ U)
less than 2Ω?
Yes
Is the resistance Yes

between the body of
Compressor and Replace Compressor.
chassis MΩ?
Yes
Yes
Does the Compressor
properly connect (Check the status of the connection U V W )
Yes
to the compressor?
Yes

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to over voltage / low voltage of inverter PBA 1. (E-466)

• N-phase wiring error and EMI Fuse short.
Judgement Method
• DC-Link Overvoltage / Low voltage occurs.
Cause of problem
• EMI Fuse short
Power Off
380V is the voltage No

between terminal Remove foreign objects
blocks R , S, T wire? *Cold heat sink assembly defect occurs.
Yes
No
Did the EMI PCB Fuse Replace Inverter PCB and then restart it.
is short? * Check the 3 -phase sensing circuit part.
Yes
Replace Fuse, if the rectifier diode of the inverter

PCB is normal.

Troubleshooting
■ Over-voltage/low-voltage error of Fan1. (E-486)

• N-phase wiring error and EMI Fuse short.
Judgement Method
• DC-Link Overvoltage / Low voltage occurs.
Cause of problem
• EMI Fuse short
Power Off
No
Is Inverter PCB CN15
and Fan PCB CN11 DC-Link
voltage connection wire Connection and then restart it.
Yes
Replace Fan PCB

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to overheat caused by contact failure on IPM of inverter PBA 1. (E-500)

Judgement Method • IGBT module internal temperature : 105°C more than
• Cooling Pin and the IGBT junction part assembly defective.
Cause of problem • Refrigerant cooling heat sink and refrigerant piping assembly defective.
• Assembled bolt defective.
Both end resistance values of IGBT module pin(8, 9 pin)

Temperature(°C) NTC [ohm] AD [V]
10 9000 2.58
20 6000 2.33
30 4000 2.03
40 3000 1.80
50 2000 1.47
60 1600 1.29
70 1200 1.07
80 750 0.76
90 650 0.68
100 500 0.55
105 450 0.51
110 380 0.44
120 300 0.35
130 250 0.30
100 500 0.55
Power Off
IPM (IGBT) module No

pin 8, 9 : Is it normally both end Replace Inverter PCB
resistance value?
Yes
No
Is the bolt of the heat Tighten Bolt ( Screw )
sink fully tightened?
Yes
Did check the foreign No

objects between the Remove foreign objects and apply the thermal
heat sink and IPM? grease and then reassembly.
Yes
No
Did properly apply the Apply the thermal grease and then reassembly.
thermal grease ?
Yes
Complete

Troubleshooting
■O
utdoor unit’s option switch setting error (Using E2P option of other models or emergency
operation for compressor malfunction option setting was enabled on all compressors of
corresponding outdoor unit). (E-560)
• Option setting error of outdoor unit.
Cause of problem (E2P option use of other model or set of the relevant outdoor unit, compressor
breakdown)
Is the Compressor No Set the compressor breakdown setting value as

breakdown "not set"
setting value is "not set"? ※ When setting breakdown for repair and replace
of compressor : Change the setting after replace.
Yes
Is the outdoor unit No

EEPROM accurately
connected to Connect outdoor unit EEPROM and then reset.
connector?
Yes
Download relevant model

EEPROM and then reset.
※ Execute automatic commissioning for UP
cancellation after EEPROM download.

Troubleshooting
■ Outdoor unit’s option switch setting error (Using E2P option of other models or emergency
operation for compressor malfunction option setting was enabled on all compressors of cor-
responding outdoor unit). (E-563)

• Prior to July 2011, if the software version of the indoor unit.
Judgement Method
• If indoor unit which do not compatible with DVM inverter is connected.
• Check the software version of the indoor unit.
Cause of problem
• Check the indoor unit is compatible with the DVM.
Power On
Does connected No
indoor unit become Replace the indoor unit that is compatible with the
compatible with DVM INV.
DVM inverter?
Yes
Is software version of No
indoor unit since July, Software upgrade.
2011 ?
Yes
Replace indoor unit PCB.

Troubleshooting
■ Error due to using single type outdoor unit in a module installation. (E-573)

Cause of problem • Using single type outdoor unit (non-modular model) in a module installation.
Is outdoor unit single No

type exclusive use
model (non -modular
model)?
Is the outdoor unit

EEPROM accurately
connected to connector?
Yes No
Is the outdoor unit by Connect outdoor unit EEPROM and then reset.
module installed?
Yes Yes
Outdoor unit single type exclusive use model Download relevant model EEPROM and then reset.
(non -modular model), can not be module * Execute automatic commissioning for UP
installation. ( single type only installation)
cancellation after EEPROM download.

5. PCB Diagram and Parts List
5-1 MAIN (cont.)
4 5 6 7
Refer the next page
When replace the MAIN

PBA, remove the EEPROM
from the existing MAIN PBA
and insert it at the new
MAIN PBA.
1 2

PCB Diagram and Parts List
MAIN (cont.)
No. Description No. Description No. Description

1 CN70-AC POWER 5 CN704-HOT GAS BYPASS 1 9 CN55-COMM PBA
1 LIVE 1 NEUTRAL 1 F1
2 - 2 LIVE 2 F2
3 NEUTRAL 6 CN714-CCH 1 OUT 3 OF1
2 CN71-HIGH PRESSURE S/W 1 NEUTRAL 4 OF2
1 S/W 2 LIVE 5 R1
2 S/W 7 CN701-EVI VALVE 1 6 R2
3 CN708-4WAY VALVE 1 NEUTRAL
1 Valve 2 LIVE
2 - 8 CN901-DRED
3 NEUTRAL 1 DRED1
4 CN703-EVI BYPASS 1 2 DRED2
1 LIVE 3 DRED3
2 - 4 GND
3 NEUTRAL 5 VCC

MAIN (cont.)
6 7
5 8
4 9
3
3 10
2 11
1 12

MAIN (cont.)

1 CN85-STATUS CHECK 5 CN86-EXT-CTL 6 CN23-DOWNLOAD
1 12V 1 EXTERNAL CONTROL 1 RXD IN
2 ERROR CHECK SIGNAL 2 TXD IN
3 12V 2 GND 3 nTRST
4 COMP CHECK 4 TDO
2 CN92-COMM TEST 5 TCK
1 VCC 6 TDI
2 RXD INVERTER 7 TMS
3 INV COMM 8 TRACE CLK
4 GND 9 GND
3 CN42-HIGH PRESS SENSOR 10 VCC
1 HIGH PRESS SENSOR 11 VCC
2 - 12 MODE 0
3 GND 13 RESET
4 5V 14 TRACE 3
4 CN83-EVI-EEV 15 F SCLK
1 EEV SIGNAL 1 16 F SDAT
2 EEV SIGNAL 2 17 GND
3 EEV SIGNAL 3 18 TRACE 2
4 EEV SIGNAL 4 19 TRACE 1
5 12V 20 TRACE 0

7 CN12-TRANSMITTER DC POWER 10 CN43-DIS, TOP, COND, AMBIENT 12 CN41-LOW PRESSURE SENSOR
12V SENSOR 1 -
1 12V 1 DISCHARGE SENSOR 2 LOW PRESS SENSOR
2 GND 2 GND 3 GND
8 CN81-EEV 3 TOP SENSOR 4 VCC
1 EEV1 SIGNAL 1 4 GND 13 CN91 – INV COMM
2 EEV1 SIGNAL 2 5 COND OUT SENSOR 1 12V
3 EEV1 SIGNAL 3 6 GND 2 INV-SMPS
4 EEV1 SIGNAL 4 7 AMBIENT SENSOR 3 COMM-OUT
5 12V 8 GND 4 GND
6 12V 11 CN44-SUCTION, EVI-IN, OUT
9 CN45-LIQUID SENSOR SENSOR
1 LIQUID SENSOR 1 SUCTION SENSOR
2 GND 2 GND
3 DISCHARGE SENSOR 2 3 EVI IN SENSOR
4 GND 4 GND
5 - 5 EVI OUT SENSOR
6 - 6 GND

5-2 Inverter
□ MODEL : AMSSSKXMDGHS, AMSSSKXMDHHS, AMSSSKXMFGHS, AMSSSKXMFHHS
10 5
4
8
9
7
11
12
13
2
1

Inverter (cont.)

1 W-COMP W 5 CN32-MAIN COMM 10 CN13 - AC POWER
1 COMP W 1 12 V-MAIN 1 AC LIVE
2 U-COMP U 2 IN-SMPS-RELAY 2 AC NEUTRAL
1 COMP U 3 COMM-IN 3 AC NEUTRAL
3 V-COMP V 4 GND-MAIN 11 R - INPUT R PHASE
1 COMP V 6 CN702 - REACTOR1 1 R PHASE
4 CN22-DOWNLOAD 1 REACTOR1 12 S - INPUT S PHASE
1 RX-DOWN 7 CN701 - REACTOR2 1 S PHASE
2 TX-DOWN 1 REACTOR2 13 T - INPUT T PHASE
3 BOOT 8 CN91 - FAN DC 1 T PHASE
4 TDO 1 18 V
5 TCK 2 GND
6 TDI 3 5 V-FAN
7 TMS 4 AD-SELECT
9 GND 9 CN15 - FAN DC LINK
10 VCC 1 DC 540 V
11 - 20 Not use 2 GND

Inverter (cont.)
□ MODEL : AMSSSKXMDFHS
5
4
10
8
9
7
6
11
1
12 2
13 3
No. Description No. Description

1 W-COMP W 6 CN702 - REACTOR1
1 COMP W 1 REACTOR1
2 U-COMP U 7 CN701 - REACTOR2
1 COMP U 1 REACTOR2
3 V-COMP V 8 CN91 - FAN DC
1 COMP V 1 18 V
4 CN22-DOWNLOAD 2 GND
1 RX-DOWN 3 5 V-FAN
2 TX-DOWN 4 AD-SELECT
3 BOOT 9 CN15 - FAN DC LINK
4 TDO 1 DC 540 V
5 TCK 2 GND
6 TDI 10 CN13 - AC POWER
7 TMS 1 AC LIVE
9 GND 2 AC NEUTRAL
10 VCC 3 AC NEUTRAL
11 - 20 Not use 11 R - INPUT R PHASE
5 CN32-MAIN COMM 1 R PHASE
1 12 V-MAIN 12 S - INPUT S PHASE
2 IN-SMPS-RELAY 1 S PHASE
3 COMM-IN 13 T - INPUT T PHASE
4 GND-MAIN 1 T PHASE

5-3 EMI
3 7
2 11
1
10
6
9
5
4 8

1 CN23-INVERTER 220 V 7 CN41-EARTH
1 AC LIVE 1 EARTH (PE)
2 - 8 CN101-R IN
3 AC NEUTRAL 1 R-IN
4 - 9 CN102-S IN
5 AC NEUTRAL 1 S-IN
2 CNCN108-HUB 220 V 10 CN103-T IN
1 AC LIVE 1 T-IN
2 - 11 CN104-N IN
3 - 1 N-IN
3 CN42-EARTH
1 EARTH (PE)
4 CN105-R OUT
1 R-OUT
5 CN106-S OUT
1 S-OUT
6 CN107-T OUT
1 T-OUT

EMI (cont.)
3 7
1
2
6 10
5 9
4 8

1 CN23-INVERTER 220 V 7 CN41-EARTH
1 AC LIVE 1 EARTH (PE)
2 - 8 CN101-R IN
3 AC NEUTRAL 1 R-IN
4 - 9 CN102-S IN
5 AC NEUTRAL 1 S-IN
2 CNCN108-HUB 220 V 10 CN103-T IN
1 AC LIVE 1 T-IN
2 -
3 -
3 CN42-EARTH
1 EARTH (PE)
4 CN105-R OUT
1 R-OUT
5 CN106-S OUT
1 S-OUT
6 CN107-T OUT
1 T-OUT

5-4 Fan
6
9
2
7

Fan (cont.)

1 CN102-FAN1 HALL SENSING 3 CN502-COMMUNICATION 6 CN301-DOWNLOAD2
1 HALL-U 1 12 V-MAIN 1 RX-DEBUG
2 5V 2 INV SMPS RELAY-MAIN 2 TX-DEBUG
3 HALL-V 3 COMM-MAIN 3 BOOT
4 GND 4 GND-MAIN 4 TDO
5 HALL-W 4 CN501-COMMUNICATION 5 TCK
6 MOTOR-TEMP 1 18 V-INV 6 TDI
7 GND 2 GND-MAIN 7 TMS
2 CN202-DOWNLOAD1 4 GND-MAIN 9 GND
1 RX-DEBUG 6 12 V-INV 10 5V
2 TX-DEBUG 7 INV SMPS RELAY-INV 7 U1-V1-W1
3 BOOT 8 COMM-INV 1 FAN1-U
4 TDO 9 GND-INV 2 FAN1-V
5 TCK 5 CN101-FAN2 HALL SENSING 3 FAN1-W
6 TDI 1 HALL - U 8 CN401-POWER
7 TMS 2 5V 1 DC 540 V
9 GND 3 HALL - V 2 GND
10 5V 4 GND 9 U2-V2-W2
5 HALL - W 1 FAN2-U
6 MOTOR - TEMP 2 FAN2-V
7 GND 3 FAN2-W

Fan (cont.)
11
6
5
3
10

Fan (cont.)
1 CN202-DOWNLOAD1 3 CN102-FAN1 HALL SENSING 6 CN501- HUB DC/COMM OUT
1 RX-DEBUG1 1 HALL - U 1 18V
2 TX-DEBUG1 2 5V 2 GND
3 BOOT 3 HALL - V 4 GND
4 TDO 4 GND 6 DC 12V-A
5 TCK 5 HALL - W 7 INV SMPS RELAY SIGNAL
6 TDI 6 MOTOR - TEMP 8 12V COMM SIGNAL OUT
7 TMS 7 GND 7 AGND
9 GND 4 CN101- FAN2 HALL SENSING 7 CN502- HUB COMM IN
10 5V 1 HALL - U 1 DC 12V-A
2 CN201- FAN1 DAC 2 5V 2 INV SMPS RELAY SIGNAL
1 5V 3 HALL - V 3 12V COMM SIGNAL IN
2 VIEWER1_DAC1 4 GND 4 AGND
3 VIEWER2_DAC1 5 HALL - W
4 VIEWER3_DAC1 6 MOTOR - TEMP
5 DATA_DAC1 7 GND
6 CS_DAC1 5 CN401- DC HIGH VOLTAGE
7 CLK_DAC1 1 DC HIGH VOLTAGE P
8 GND 2 DC HIGH VOLTAGE N

8 CN301-DOWNLOAD2 10 U1-V1-W1
1 RX-DEBUG2 1 FAN1-U
2 TX-DEBUG2 2 FAN1-V
3 BOOT 3 FAN1-W
4 TDO 11 U2-V2-W2
5 TCK 1 FAN2-U
6 TDI 2 FAN2-V
7 TMS 3 FAN2-W
9 GND
10 5V
9 CN302- FAN2 DAC
1 5V
2 VIEWER1_DAC2
3 VIEWER2_DAC2
4 VIEWER3_DAC2
5 DATA_DAC2
6 CS_DAC2
7 CLK_DAC2
8 GND

5-5 Communication
No. Description
1 TB-COMM
1 F1
2 F2
3 OF1
4 OF2
5 R1
6 R2

Wiring Diagram
6. Wiring Diagram
6-1 AM100/120KXMDGHS, AM100/120KXMDHHS, AM080/100KXMFGHS, AM080/100KXMFHHS
This Document can not be used without Samsung’s authorization.
6-1 Samsung Electronics Samsung Electronics 6-2

Wiring Diagram Wiring Diagram
6-2 AM140KXMDGHS, AM140KXMDHHS

6-3 AM080KXMDFHS

6-4 AM100/120KXMDFHS

7. Cycle Diagram
7-1 AM100KXMDGHS, AM100KXMDHHS, AM080KXMFGHS, AM080KXMFHHS, AM080KXMDFHS
7-2 AM120KXMDGHS, AM120KXMDHHS, AM100KXMFGHS, AM100KXMFHHS, AM100KXMDFHS

7-3 AM120KXMDFHS
1” Service Valve (Gas)
E E’ v Name Spec.
A Inverter compressor 66 Frame
Φ7.8
B - -
N o D Low pressure sensor NSK-BD020D-252
E,E’ Outdoor fan motor Φ520 x 2EA
183W x 2EA
Φ7/3row/76step/FP1.5 Corrugate F Sub cooler ACH16-14 Sheets
H Oil separator 0.5ℓ
Φ6.8 R J High pressure swith SHP3-03 2045E
E
Q K Disc. check v/v SAC507S
M L H/P Sensor NSK- BD050D-254
j 1” M 4Way V/V 10HP
N OD HX Φ7W,3*76
IPM
L O EVI bypass V/V FDF6A
Φ7.8 P EVI V/V FDF6A
Os u Q Main EEV DPF(O) 6.4C
K R EEV bp check v/v SAC506S
1/4” S EVI EEV DPF(Q) 1.65C
5/8” 6A
X Hot gas bypass FDF2A
F Y Accum 8ℓ
Φ6.8
Z - -
H t e Disc. sensor 204
g Comp Top sensor 204
J S i Liquid tube sensor 103
E
e
Φ1.0x600mm
Φ6.8 j Suction sensor 103

g 2A
D Y o Cond out sensor 103
Φ4.76x240mm
X
s
t SC in sensor 103
A Φ7.8 u SC out sensor 103
i v Ambient air sensor 103
7㎜ 1/2” Service Valve (Liquid)
P 6A
직경(외경) 6.35(1/4”) 9.52(3/8”) 12.7 (1/2”) 15.88 (5/8”) 19.05 (3/4”) 22.22 (7/8”) 25.4 (1”) 28.58 (9/8”) 직경(외경) 7㎜
배관구분 배관구분
7-4 AM140KXMDGHS, AM140KXMDHHS

7-5 Cycle Component Function Explanation
1. Accumulator : Separating the incoming liquid refrigerant to the compressor in order to prevent liquid refrigerant.
2. Oil Separator : Separating the oil from the refrigerant discharged from the compressor, and the separated oil is returned to the compressor.
3. Intercooler : Supercooled liquid refrigerant through the heat exchanger and makes the medium pressure gas refrigerant injected into the
compressor.
4. IPM Cooler : IPM (Intelligent Power Module) by cooling to prevent overheating.
5. High/Low Pressure Sensor : Measure high/low Pressure of system.
6. High Pressure Switch : Suspend immediately for protection of system if high pressure of system exceeds setting value.
7. Outdoor EEV (Main EEV) : Adjust the incoming refrigerant to the outdoor heat exchanger during heating operation.
8. EVI EEV : By adjusting the amount of refrigerant passing through the Subcooler to obtain the degree of supercooling and adjust the amount
of gas refrigerant entering to the compressor.
9. 4Way Valve : Change the direction of flow of the refrigerant to the cooling / heating operation.
10. ARV (Accumulator Oil Return Valve) : Remaining at the bottom of the Accumulator recovered oil to the compressor.
11. MainCooling Valve : In the main cooling operation, sending the high pressure refrigerant to indoor unit in heating mode.
12. Outdoor EEV Valve : In the main cooling operation, It's closed so that the Outdoor EEV Valve can control the amount of the refrigerant.
13. Hotgas Valve : Sending the high pressure gas to low pressure pipe in order to protect low pressure.
14. Hotgas Valve 2 : In the cooling operation, changing high pressure pipe to low pressure pipe.
15. EVI SOL V : This valve opens when using the vapor Injection.
16. EVI BYPASS V : This valve opens in the sub cooling control. It's closed when using the vapor injection.
17. Discharge Temperature Sensor : Measure the temperature of the refrigerant discharged from the compressor.
18. Suction Temperature Sensor : Measure the temperature of the refrigerant to the compressor suction.
19. Cond. Out Temperature Sensor : Measure the temperature of the outdoor heat exchanger of the air conditioning operation.
20. EVI In/Out Temperature Sensor : Measure the temperature of the refrigerant inlet and outlet of the Subcooler.
21. Liquid Pipe Temperature Sensor : Measure the temperature of supercooling refrigerant in the outdoor unit of the air conditioning.
22. Comp. Top Temperature Sensor : Measure the temperature of compressor top cover.
23. Ambient Temperature Sensor : Measure the outdoor temperature.
24. Water Temperature Sensor : Plate Heat Exchanger internal temperature measurement
25. Control box temp. Sensor : Control box internal temperature measurement, thermal protection used for the control.
26. Receiver : Storing the refrigerant piping system, a stable liquid refrigerant supply
27. Liquid Tube Valve : Refrigerant in the outdoor unit side, the indoor unit during heating operation to rotate the valve operation.

8. Key Options
8-1 Outdoor unit option switch settings
■ Setting outdoor unit key function
K5 K6 K7 K8
Switch Setting Function Remarks

On - Not applicable
K5
Off -
Enable maximum capacity restriction for cooling Restrict excessive capacity increase when operating indoor
On
operation units with small capacity
K6
Disable maximum capacity restriction for cooling
SW53 Off -
operation
On - Not applicable
K7
Off -
On - Not applicable
K8
Off -

9. Reference Sheet
9-1 Model code index
Outdoor unit
AM
H 140
H KH XH M
H DH GH HH /H SC
H
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 / 9
No. Division Description

1 Product Type AM DVM
2 Capacity 140 14 HP [120 : 12 HP / 100 : 10 HP / 080 : 8 HP]
3 Year of development K 2016 [J : 2015 / L : 2017]
4 Classification X Outdoor unit (NASA) [N : Indoor unit (NASA) / S : Set (NASA)]
5 Model division M DVM MINI
D Standard + General temp. + Non module
6 Model grade
F Standard + Tropical + Non module
G 380 ~ 415 V, 50 Hz, 3 Phase
7 Power
H 380 V, 60 Hz, 3 Phase
8 Mode H Heat pump (R410a)
SC CHINA
EU EUROPE
TC PHILIPPINES
9 Buyer TL INDIA
TK TURKEY
ID MIDDLE EAST
MG SAUDI ARABIA

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SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONER

AIR CONDITIONER CONTENTS

3. Disassembly and Reassembly

5. PCB Diagram and Parts List

2. Product Specifications........................................................................................ 2-1

3. Disassembly and Reassembly............................................................................ 3-1

5. PCB Diagram and Parts List ............................................................................... 5-1

6. Wiring Diagram.................................................................................................... 6-1

8. Key Options.......................................................................................................... 8-1

9. Reference Sheet................................................................................................... 9-1

1-1 Precautions for the Service

1-2 Precautions for the Static Electricity and PL

1-3 Precautions for the Safety

 The use of multiple electric outlets should be prohibited.

 Ground the connection if it is necessary.

Samsung Electronics 1-1

 Container Handling Cautions

1-5 Precautions for Welding the Air Conditioner Pipe

1-6 Precautions for Additional Supplement of Air Conditioner Refrigerant

 Do not heat the refrigerant container for a forced injection.

1-7 Other Precautions

1-2 Samsung Electronics

2-1 The Feature of Product

 Heating Capacity 7%p up – Advantage of New Flash Injection Technology

Samsung Electronics 2-1

2-1-2 Structure of product

DVM S ECO BIG

CONTROL BOX CONDENSER

HIGH PRESSURE SENSOR

HOT GAS BYPASS VALVE

SUB COOLER (PHE)

EEV BYPASS CHECK VALVE

2-2 Samsung Electronics

Samsung Electronics 2-3

Model AM100KXMDGH/EU AM120KXMDGH/EU AM140KXMDGH/EU

1) Nominal cooling capacities are based on;

2-4 Samsung Electronics

Model AM100KXMDHH/TC AM120KXMDHH/TC AM140KXMDHH/TC

1) Nominal cooling capacities are based on;

Samsung Electronics 2-5

Model AM100KXMDGH/TL AM120KXMDGH/TL AM140KXMDGH/TL

1) Nominal cooling capacities are based on;

2-6 Samsung Electronics

Model AM100KXMDGH/TK AM120KXMDGH/TK AM140KXMDGH/TK

1) Nominal cooling capacities are based on;

Samsung Electronics 2-7

Model AM080KXMFGH/ID AM100KXMFGH/ID AM080KXMFHH/MG AM100KXMFHH/MG

1) Nominal cooling capacities are based on;

2-8 Samsung Electronics

Model AM080KXMDFH/TC AM100KXMDFH/TC AM120KXMDFH/TC

1) Nominal cooling capacities are based on;

Samsung Electronics 2-9

MXJ-YA1509M 15.0 kW and below

MXJ-YA2512M Over 15.0 kW~40.0 kW and below

MXJ-YA2812M Over 40.0 kW~45.0 kW and below

Y-Joint MXJ-YA2815M Over 45.0 kW~70.3 kW and below

MXJ-YA3419M Over 70.3 kW~98.4 kW and below

MXJ-YA4119M Over 98.4 kW~135.2 kW and below

MXJ-YA4422M Over 135.2 kW

1 CABINET FRONT RIGHT Warning:Make sure the power is

2 CABINET TOP 2) Remove 8 screws around cabi top.

3 CABINET FRONT 1) Remove 2 screws (use "+" screw driver or

4 GUARD COND 1) Take off the sensor.

6 CABINET BACK INSTALL 1) Remove 2 scrwe.

7 CABI FRONT LF 1) Remove 10 screws.

8 FAN PROPELLER 1) Remove nut,take out the fan.

9 MOTOR 1) Remove 4 screws,take off the motor.

2) Pull out the connector on main pcb board.

10 BRACKET MOTOR 1) Remove 2 screws on the base.

11 CONTROL BOX 1) Pull out all the connector on the pcb

Warning : Make sure the power is

2) Remove the screw that fix comp power

3) Remove the screw that fix comp power

11 CONTROL BOX 4) Remove PBA of control box.

b) Remove 2 screws that fix reactor wire.

c) Remove 2 screws that fix reactor and

11 CONTROL BOX d) pull out the connector wire that's on

e) Remove 2 screws that fix PBA CASE,and

d) Pull out the connector wire that's on

e) Remove 4 screws that fix MAIN PBA,and

11 CONTROL BOX f) pull out the connector wire that's on

g) Remove 2 screws that fixing IGBT with

h) Band the handel of the case and take

Warning : Becareful when take off

11 CONTROL BOX i) Pull out the connector wire that's on

j) Remove 4 screws that fix EMI PBA,and

11 CONTROL BOX 5) Remove 6 screws that fixing heat sink with

6) Remove 5 screws that fixing control box

7) Then you can take off the whole control

12 PLATE COOLING 1) Purge the Coolant first.

2) Separate 2 weld points on plate cooling by

13 TUBE DISCHARGE 1) Separate 2 weld points by using

14 ASSY TUBE-OIL 1) Separate 2 weld points by using a welder .

2) Remove 2 screws that fix oil separator on