MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC PJZ012D148 Refrigerant Leak Detector User Manual

MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC PJZ012D148 Refrigerant Leak Detector

Specifications

• Product   Name: Refrigerant Leak Detector
• Model Number: PJZ012D148 A 202309
• Compatibility: MHI R32 VRF system
• Compliance: MD LVD, RoHS

Product Usage Instructions

Safety Precautions

Before installing the refrigerant leak detector, ensure to follow all safety precautions provided in the installation manual to prevent any hazards or accidents.

Installation

Follow the steps outlined in the installation manual carefully to properly install the refrigerant leak detector on the MHI R32 VRF system. Ensure to use the provided accessories and specified parts for installation to avoid any issues.

Compatibility

The leak detector is designed specifically for use with the MHI R32 VRF system. Make sure to refer to the installation manuals for the indoor unit, remote controller, outdoor unit, and shut-off valve for proper integration.

Consultation

If you are unsure about the installation process, it is recommended to consult a dealer or professional contractor for assistance. Improper installation can lead to electric shocks, fire hazards, or unit malfunction.

FAQ

Q: Can I install the refrigerant leak detector on my own?

• A: It is highly recommended to consult a dealer or professional contractor for the installation to avoid potential hazards.
• Improper installation may lead to electric shocks, fire risks, or unit damage.

Q: What should I do if I encounter any issues during installation?

• A: If you face any difficulties or uncertainties during the installation process, stop and seek professional help to ensure the proper setup of the refrigerant leak detector.
• This manual describes the way of installing the refrigerant leak detector (hereinafter referred to as the detector).
• The leak detector is a safety measure equipment required to be installed on the MHI R32 VRF system.
• When the detector is necessary, install it according to this manual.
• Use it together with installation manuals attached to the indoor unit, remote controller, outdoor unit, and shut-off valve.

Regarding safety measure equipment of air-conditioners (refrigerant leak detector) for the MHI R32 VRF system

• MHI R32 VRF system uses R32 refrigerant.
• R32 refrigerant is categorized as mildly flammable (A2L) by International Standard ISO817. Safety measures specified in safety standard IEC60335-2-40 Ed.6.0. must be observed when installing or using R32 refrigerant equipment.
• Always install it whenever it is judged necessary to install safety measure equipment.
• It is very dangerous if a refrigerant leak happens by accident when the air-conditioner is used without the installation of safety measure equipment (including a detector).
• It can lead to an explosion if the leak is not detected in the place where an ignition source exists.
• The detector contains a sensor to detect refrigerant in the air.
• If refrigerant leaks, the detector will inform it to outdoor and indoor units, and other safety measure equipment.
• The alarm will then be turned on and the operation of each equipment will be controlled to keep the concentration of refrigerant leaked in the room under the hazard level.

Safety precautions

• Read this “Safety precautions” carefully before starting work to install the equipment correctly.
• Always observe each precaution because it describes important contents for safety.

WARNING

• It is highly possible to lead to a significant result such as death or serious injury if it is handled incorrectly.

CAUTION

• It is possible to get hurt or cause physical damage.
• It could result in significant results depending on the situation Pictograph” used in the text means as follows.
• Strictly prohibited.
• Always practice as instructed.
• The user is required to keep it safe so that it can be consulted at any time.
• Give it to construction workers when equipment is relocated or repaired. When users are changed. give it to new users.

WARNING

• Consult your dealer or a professional contractor to install the unit.
• Improper installation made on your own may cause electric shocks, fire, or dropping of the unit.
• Installation work should be performed properly according to this installation manual.
• Improper installation work may result in electric shocks, fire, or break-down.
• Be sure to use accessories and specified parts for installation work.
• Use of unspecified parts may result in drop, fire, or electric shocks.
• Install the unit properly to a place with sufficient strength to hold the weight.
• If the place is not strong enough, the unit may drop and cause injury.
• Be sure to have the electrical wiring work done by a qualified electrical installer, and use an exclusive circuit.
• Power sources with insufficient and improper work can cause electric shock and fire.

Shut OFF the main power supply before starting electrical work

• Otherwise, it could result in electric shocks, breakdowns, or malfunction.

Do not modify the unit

• It could cause electric shocks, fire, or a breakdown.

Be sure to turn OFF the power circuit breaker before repairing/inspecting the unit

• Repairing/inspecting the unit with the power circuit breaker turned ON could cause electric shocks or injury.

Do not install the unit inappropriate environment or where inflammable gas could generate, flow in, accumulate, or leak

• If the unit is used at places where air contains dense oil mist, steam, organic solvent vapor, corrosive gas (ammonium, sulfuric compound, acid, etc.) or where acidic or alkaline solution, special spray, etc. are used, it could cause electric shocks, break-down, smoke or fire as a result of significant deterioration of its performance or corrosion.

Do not install the unit where water vapor is generated excessively or condensation occurs

• It could cause electric shocks, fire, or a breakdown.

Do not use the unit in a place where it gets wet, such as the laundry room

• It could cause electric shocks, fire, or a breakdown.
• Do not operate the unit with wet hands. It could cause electric shocks.

Do not wash the unit with water

• It could cause electric shocks, fire, or breakdowns.

Use the specified cables for wiring, and connect them securely with care to protect electronic parts from external forces

• Improper connections or fixing could cause heat generation, fire, etc.

Seal the inlet hole for the remote control cable with putty

• If dew, water, insect, etc. enters through the hole, it could cause electric shocks, fire or break-down.
• If dew or water enters the unit, it may cause screen display anomalies.

When installing the unit at a hospital, telecommunication facility, etc., take measures to suppress electric noises

• It could cause malfunction or breakdown due to hazardous effects on the inverter, private power generator, high-frequency medical equipment, radio communication equipment, etc.
• The influences transmitted from the remote control to medical or communication equipment could disrupt medical activities, and video broadcasting or cause noise interference.

Do not leave the refrigerant leak detector with its upper case removed

• If dew, water, insect, etc. enters through the hole, it could cause electric shocks, fire or break-down.

CAUTION

• Do not install the detector at the following places.

1. It could cause a breakdown or deformation of the detector.
   • Where it is exposed to direct sunlight
   • Where the ambient temperature becomes 0 °C or below, or 40 °C or above
   • Where the surface is not flat
   • Where the strength of the installation area is insufficient
2. Moisture may be attached to internal parts of the detector, resulting in a display failure.
   • Place with high humidity where condensation occurs on the detector Where the detector gets wet
3. Accurate room temperature may not be detected using the temperature sensor of the detector.

• Where the average room temperature cannot be detected
• Place near the equipment to generate heat
• Place affected by outside air in opening/closing the door
• Place exposed to direct sunlight or wind from the air conditioner
• Where the difference between wall and room temperature is large

Accessories

The following parts are provided.

• The following parts are arranged at the site.
• Prepare them according to the respective installation procedures.

directly on a wall. If not embedding the box in a wall, it shall be insulating material of at least 1mm thick for supplementary insulation.
Lacing (JIS C8425 or equivalent)| As required| Necessary to run the R/C cable on the wall.

It shall be insulating material of at least 1mm thick for supplementary insulation.

Putty| Suitably| For sealing gaps
Molly anchor| As required|
R/C cable (0.3 mm x 2 pcs)| As required| See the right table for when longer UIBO 100 N

• When the cable length is longer than 100 m, the maximum size for wires used in the detector case is 0.5 mm.
• Connect them to wires of larger size near the outside of the detector.
• When wires are connected, take measures to prevent water, etc. from entering inside.

Place to install a refrigerant leak detector

• Install the detector following the instructions here.

Place where a refrigerant leak can happen

• The following places are specified by IEC60335-2-40 Ed.6.0. as the spots with high risks of refrigerant leak.
• A refrigerant system in which a single rupture of the refrigerant circuit results in a refrigerant release to a space, irrespective of the location of the refrigerant circuit. (Direct system)
• Blow outlet, a suction inlet of the indoor unit.
• Piping joints other than site-made joints directly connecting the indoor unit to the refrigerant piping or factory-made mechanical joints in compliance with ISO 14903.

Installation place

• Ensure to meet all the required conditions for setting detectors (shown below).
• The same conditions are required in the case of mechanical joints which are not meet the standards of ISO14903 and are exposed in the room. In this case, refer to ‘mechanical joint’ instead of ‘indoor unit.
• The refrigerant detection part is within 300 mm above the floor (make the height of the top face of the detector not higher than 420 mm from the floor surface).
• The horizontal distance from the center of the indoor unit is less than 10 m.
• If there is any obstacle such as a partition between the indoor unit and the detector, the horizontal distance from the center of the indoor unit must be within 7 m.
• Address setting of the main IU is required when one detector is shared among multiple indoor units.
• Refer to the installation manual of the remote control (RC-EX3D or later) for detailed setting instructions.

Ceiling mounted type 1] FDT, FDTC,FDTW, FDTS,FDTQ

[Ceiling mounted type 2/Wall mounted type] FDE, FDK

With Floor standing type] Floor standing type: FDFW, FDFL, FDFU

• The floor-standing type has a refrigerant leak detector inside the unit.
• Where a floor-standing indoor unit and an indoor unit other than that are installed in the same room, exclude the detector that is built into the floor-standing indoor unit and install another detector.
• The detector isn’t required for Floor standing type.

[Duct connected type] FDU,FDUM,FDUT,FDUH,FDU-F

Installation of refrigerant leak detector

• Always fix the refrigerant leak detector on a flat surface of an object.
• Secure the installation space shown in the figure.
• For the installation method, “Embedding wiring” or “exposing wiring” can be selected.
• For the wiring direction, “Backward”, “Upper” or “Lower” can be selected.
• Determine the installation place in consideration of the installation method and wiring direction.
• Perform installation and wiring work for the refrigerant leak detector according to the following procedure.
• Dimensions (Viewed from the front)
• Secure minimum spaces for disassembling the case.
• Left/Right side…150mm or more If using an L-shaped screwdriver, 50mm or more is available.
• To disassemble the refrigerant leak detector case into the upper and lower pieces after assembling them once
• Insert the tip of flat head screwdriver or the like in the recess (Both sides) at the lower part of the refrigerant leak detector and twist it lightly to remove it.
• It is recommended that the tip of the screwdriver be wrapped with tape to avoid damaging the case.
• Take care to protect the removed upper case from moisture or dust.

In the case of Embedding wiring (When the wiring is retrieved Backward)

1. Refer to the diagram for wiring end treatment.
   • Embed the switch box and the wiring beforehand. Seal the inlet hole for the wiring with putty.
2. When the wiring is passed through the lower case, fix the lower case at 2 places on the switch box.
3. Connect the wiring from X and Y terminals of the refrigerant leak detector to the X and Y terminals of the indoor unit.
   • The wiring (X, Y) has no polarity. Fix the wiring such that the wiring will run around the terminal screws on the upper case of the refrigerant leak detector.
4. Install the upper case with care not to pinch the wiring.

Cautions for wire connection

• Use wires of no larger than 0.5 mm2 for wiring running through the refrigerant leak detector case. Take care not to pinch the sheath.
• Tighten by hand (0.7 N·m or less) the wire connection.
• If the wire is connected using an electric driver, it may cause failure or deformation.

In case of Exposing wiring (When the wiring is taken out from Upper or Lower.)

1. Refer to the diagram for wiring end treatment.
2. Cut out the central thin wall sections on the upper case for the wiring.
   • Take care not to damage the PCB and not to leave any chips of thin walls inside.
   • It is better to cut off easily if 2 sides (A) in the vertical direction are cut with a nipper a line is a dent with a cutter along one side (B) in the horizontal direction and the thinner wall section is folded inwards of the case.
3. Fix the lower case on a flat surface with two wood screws.
4. Connect the wiring from X and Y terminals of the refrigerant leak detector to the X and Y terminals of the indoor unit.
   • The wiring (X, Y) has no polarity. Fix the wiring such that the wiring will run around the terminal screws on the upper case of the refrigerant leak detector.”
5. Route the wiring as shown in the diagram.
6. Install the upper case with care not to pinch the wiring.
7. Seal the area cut in ② with putty. Prevents foreign matter and moisture from entering.
8. Cover the wiring with the wiring cover. Prevents damage to the detector due to pulling on the wiring.

The wire connection to an indoor unit

• The refrigerant leak detector uses remote control signals.
• Connect the wiring to X and Y terminals of the indoor unit.
• The wiring (X, Y) has no polarity.
• Refer to the installation manual of the indoor unit for connections with other types of units.

Settings of refrigerant leak detector

How to set by detector

• The detector has two Dip SWs. Their functions are as follows. Set them as required.
• The function becomes valid when the power is turned from OFF to ON or the CPU of the detector is reset, after changing the Dip SW setting.

< Dip SW 1>

< Dip SW 2>

[Main-sub setting of detectors]

• Up to four detectors, along with the remote control, can be connected to one indoor unit.
• This setting is necessary for the following cases.
• When the remote controller is not connected.
• When two or more detectors are connected.
• This setting is not necessary when connecting 1 unit of the remote controller and 1 unit of the detector.
• Set the Dip SW 1 (SW1-1, SW1-2) as shown in the following table.

• Setting as Sub-B in the original factory state.
• When connecting two or more detectors, set them to avoid duplication.
• When the remote controller is not connected to the indoor unit on which the detector is connected, set it as the main (SW1-1: ON/SW1-2: ON).
• If more than two units are connected, make sure to specify one unit as the main.

< When connecting 1 unit of remote controller>

< When connecting 2 remote controllers>

< When there is no remote controller>

[Setting detector functions]

• When the detector detects a refrigerant leak, it turns on the alarm and Error light (Red) to notify the leak. By operating the Dip SWs, the following functions below can be configured.

< Function to stop the alarm (Dip SW2-1)>

• This function stops the alarm sound emitted during refrigerant leakage using the switch on the detector. This function is turned on in the original factory state (Dip SW2-1: ON).
• When this function is turned on (Dip SW2-1: ON), by pushing the switch once while the detector’s alarm is sounding, the alarm sound will stop. Note that this will not stop the flashing of the Error light (red).
• To turn off the function to stop controlling the alarm sound by a switch, Dip SW2-1 into OFF.

< Alarm function (Dip SW2-2)>

• This function triggers an alarm sound when refrigerant leakage occurs. The alarm sound level from the detector is approximately 65dB at a distance of 1 meter from the detector.
• This function is turned on in the original factory state (Dip SW2-2: ON).
• When other alarms are used for refrigerant leakage alarms, you can turn off the function that sounds an alarm. To turn off this function, Dip SW2-2 to OFF.
• When the alarm of this detector is turned off, other devices to alert the user of the refrigerant leak must be installed.

< Function to detect leak (Dip SW2-3)>

• This function detects refrigerant leakage. This function is turned on in the original factory state (Dip SW2-3: ON).
• When using other detectors for refrigerant leakage detection and using this detector solely as an audible alarming device, you can turn off the function to detect refrigerant leakage.
• To turn off this function, Dip SW2-3 to OFF. When the detection of this detector is turned off, other devices to detect refrigerant leaks must be installed.

How to set by remote controller

• Each setting of the detector can be made by a remote controller (RC-EX3D or later). The administrator password must be entered during the setting.
• Tap the Menu button on the TOP screen and select User setting Administrator settings Refrigerant leak detector setting.
• The following screen displays of the remote controller can change without any announcement. Please refer to the remote controller’s manual for the latest information.

< Controller sound>

• The level of alarm sound for refrigerant leaks is adjustable.
• If you set it, the alarm will sound for 3 seconds in the selected sound.
• Setting 1: The biggest sound.
• The setting was selected in the original factory state.
• Setting 2: The sound is slightly smaller than Setting 1.
• Setting 3: The sound is smaller than Setting 1.

< LED brightness>

• The brightness of the Operation light (Green) that turns on in the detector’s operation is adjustable.
• Normal: 100% brightness.
• The setting was selected in the original factory state.
• Low 1: 75% brightness.
• Low 2: 50% brightness.

< Threshold for refrigerant density alarm>

• After detecting a refrigerant leak, the alarm sound and the flash of the Error light (Red) change to notify a decrease in the concentration.
• The concentration level to turn on the notifications is adjustable.
• The patterns of the alarm sound and Error light (Red) are as follows.

• Intermittent sound: Synchronized with the flash of Error light (Red).
• High: The same level as the concentration when the refrigerant leak is detected.
• The setting was selected in the original factory state.
• Normal: The level of concentration is between High and Low.
• Low: The level of concentration close to the lowest concentration that the detector can sense.

Check the connection of safety equipment

• After installing and connecting safety measure devices, including the detector, check if they are connected correctly.
• If it is incorrect, it cannot process safety measures correctly when a refrigerant leak is detected.
• After connecting safety measure equipment, make sure to check their connection.
• Unless the connection is checked, we cannot take responsibility even if the refrigerant leaks during operation without checking the connection.
• After confirming that the outdoor units, indoor units, remote controllers, and safety devices (detectors, shut-off valves, ventilation systems, etc.) in the system are properly connected, proceed with the following steps.
• After doing so, confirm that the indoor units and other safety devices are functioning properly. Refer to the respective instruction manuals for each device on how to confirm the device operation status.

• The detector does not work when Dip SW2-3 is not ON.

| Statuses of detector’s alarm and light indicators| Alarm sound| Operation (green)| Error (red)
---|---|---
Stop| ON| OFF

• This is the normal status.

2| Set the outdoor unit to the safety equipment check mode. See the outdoor unit operation manual for setting details.
3| Hold down the detector’s switch twice. Take three seconds or longer for each time. (See the diagram below)

See [Caution for switch operation (P. 16)] in (10) for details.

• After the switch has been held down twice, in about one second, the detector sends the connection test signal, an alarm sound goes off, the Operation (green) turns off, and the Error (red) starts to flash continuously.

| • Statuses of detector’s alarm and light indicators| Alarm sound| Operation (green)| Error (red)
---|---|---
Continuous sound| ON| Flash continuously

*  If this status is not reached, it is possible that the detector is malfunctioning.

*  This is different from the actual state when a refrigerant leak is detected. The operation light (green) turns off when an actual refrigerant leak is detected.

•  Error code of the remote control connected to the indoor unit with the detector connected: “E23” is displayed.

If “E23” is not displayed, there is a possibility of incorrect connection or settings. Check the connection and settings.

4| Push the detector’s switch once. The alarm sound will stop.| Statuses of detector’s alarm and light indicators| Alarm sound| Operation (green)| Error (red)
---|---|---
Stop| ON| Flash continuously
5| Push the detector’s switch three times. The detector sends a signal to return to the original mode, while the Operation (green) lights up and the Error (red) turns off.| Statuses of detector’s alarm and light indicators| Alarm sound| Operation (green)| Error (red)
---|---|---
Stop| ON| OFF

• This is the normal status.

6| Cancel the safety equipment check mode for the outdoor unit.

See the outdoor unit operation manual for setting details.

 Refrigerant sensor replacement

• Replace the refrigerant sensor for detection of detector refrigerant 15 years after the start of use. It may not detect properly as a result of aging.
• Even if the air conditioner is not used, the leakage is monitored and the life is counted always while the power is supplied to the air-conditioner.

Notice of refrigerant sensor replacement

• When it lapses 14 years and 6 months, it notifies it is near the replacement period.
• Then it notifies every month till it reaches 15 years.
• Report it to your dealer to prepare a new refrigerant sensor.
• If it reaches 15 years, the need for replacement is notified.
• This continues till it is replaced. Make sure to replace the refrigerant sensor.

3 times alternately

| Operation light (green), Error light (red) flash

alternately continuously.

To stop display| Push the detector switch once.| Replace refrigerant sensor
Remote controller (RC-EX3D

or later)

| Display| TOP screen| “Refrigerant sensor replacement time is coming.”| “Refrigerant sensor replacement time has passed.”
Error history display screen| “M52”| “M51”
Display stop| Refer to the remote controller manual.| Refer to the remote controller manual.

I/F PCB replacement (Save, transfer of accumulated refrigerant sensor operation hours)

• When replacing the I/F PCB for repair, it is necessary to transfer the accumulated operation hours of the refrigerant sensor.
• Accumulated operation hours are saved in I/F PCB. If I/F PCB is replaced, accumulated operation hours are turned to 0 so that the replacement period of the refrigerant sensor cannot be displayed correctly and the specified replacement period could be exceeded.
• When replacing the I/F PCB, make sure to transfer the accumulated operation hours of a refrigerant sensor to the new I/F PCB using the remote controller (RC-EX3D or later).

Save and transfer accumulated refrigerant sensor operation hours

• Save the accumulated operation hours of a refrigerant sensor in a remote controller (RC-EX3D or later) and transfer it to a new I/F PCB.
• The service password must be entered during the setting.
• Tap the Menu button on the TOP screen and select Service setting Service & Maintenance
• Safety system maintenance Refrigerant leak detector record-setting.
• Specifications of the following remote controller screen are subject to change without notice.
• For the latest information, refer to the manual of the remote controller.

[When saving accumulated operation hours in remote controller]

• Save it before replacing the I/F PCB.

[When transferring accumulated operation hours saved in the remote controller to I/F PCB]

• Transfer it after replacing the I/F PCB.

I/F PCB replacement

• When installing, removing, or operating the detector PCB, always turn off the power to the indoor unit.
• If it is turned on, it could cause electric shock, trouble, or improper operation.

1. Save accumulated operation hours of the refrigerant sensor in the remote controller.
2. Remove the upper case.
   • Take care to protect wire connection terminals from undue load. It could damage terminals or PCBs.
3. Disconnect wire terminals (2 pcs.) and connector on the I/F PCB.
4. Remove I/F PCB fixing screws (3 pcs.) and take out I/F PCB from the upper case.
5. Install new I/F PCB on the upper case and fix it with screws (3 pcs.).
   • Install also the protection sheet.
6. Connect wire terminals on I/F PCB and connector securely. Unless it is connected correctly, it cannot detect refrigerant leaks.
7. Install the upper case on the lower case.
8. Transfer the accumulated operation hours saved in the remote controller to the new I/F PCB.

Other

Switch operation [Kinds of switch operation]

• As the switch is operated, the detector operates accordingly.
• Switch operation and detector operation are as follows.

 | Normal mode (Dip SW1-4: OFF)| Inspection mode (Dip SW1-4: ON)| Remark
---|---|---|---

1 push

| Alarm stop| Alarm stop| At refrigerant leak detection
Operation (green), Error (red)

fash stop

| Operation (green), Error (red)

fash stop

| Near to refrigerant sensor

replacement period

2 push| –| –|
3 push| Alarm stop + Error (red) OFF| Alarm stop + Error (red) OFF| At refrigerant leak detection
1 hold-down| –| Accumulated refrigerant sensor

operation hours reset

| At refrigerant sensor replacement
2 hold-down| Connection check signal ON/OFF| –| At connection check for

installation, inspection

3 hold-down| Refrigerant leak detector CPU

reset

| Refrigerant leak detector CPU

reset

| –

[Caution for switch operation]

• Unless the switch is operated as follows, it does neither recognize the switch operation nor operate as intended. Take care.

1. When it is pushed twice or three times, the push interval is less than 1 second.
   • If it is longer than 1 second, it recognizes less than the intended number of times.
2. When holding down, one hold-down needs to be 3 seconds or more.
   • If one push of the switch is less than 3 seconds, it is not recognized as a hold-down but as a normal push.
3. After pushing the switch, the detector starts each operation when the hand is released from the switch.
   • If the switch is pushed continuously, the detector does not start each operation.
   • Other devices than the detector start operation 10 and a few seconds after releasing the hand from the switch at the maximum. It depends on the communication condition of each device.

Detector control list

No.| Control| Remote controller display code| Major start conditions| Operation light (green)| Error light (red)| Alarm| Switch 1 push
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
1| Normal| –| Power ON| ON| OFF| OFF| –
2| Refrigerant sensor replacement notice| M52| Every month after using the detector for 14 years and 6 months| 3 fash (alternate)| 3 fash (alternate)| OFF| Light OFF
3| Refrigerant sensor replacement guide| M51| When the detector has been used for 15 years| Continuous fash (alternate)| Continuous fash (alternate)| OFF| –
4| Leak detection| E23| When it exceeds the leak detect density.| OFF| Alarm fash| ON| Alarm OFF
5| Leak density increase| E23| When the density has become approx. 4 times of detection density.| OFF| Alarm fash| ON| –
6| Leak density decrease| E23| When it drops below the density as set with the remote controller.| OFF| 5 fash

(simultaneous)

| Error (red) simultaneous ON| Alarm OFF
7| Buzzer sound volume setting| –| When the buzzer sound volume is set with the remote controller.| Course of events| Course of events| 3 seconds ON| –
8| Safety measure equipment connection check| E23| When it is held down twice.| ON| Alarm fash| ON| Alarm OFF
9| Inspection mode| –| When SW1-4 is ON| Alarm fash| Course of events| Course of events| –
10| Accumulated operation time reset| –| When SW1-4 is ON the switch is held down once.| Continuous fash| Course of events| Reset ON|

–

11| No registration of indoor unit at power ON| –| When the signal is not received for 10 minutes from the indoor unit.| 6 fash (simultaneous)| 6 fash (simultaneous)| OFF|

–

12| Excessive number of registered indoor units|

E10

| When more than 17 indoor units are connected.| 3 fash (simultaneous)| 3 fash (simultaneous)|

OFF

|

–

13| Blown thermal sensor wire| E28| When the detection temperature drops below -50°C.| 4 fash (simultaneous)| 4 fash (simultaneous)| OFF| –

14

|

Defective refrigerant sensor

|

M11

| When the output voltage of the refrigerant sensor is 2.53V or more.| 1 fash (Alternate)| 1 fash (Alternate)| Error (red) simultaneous ON| Alarm OFF

15

|

Refrigerant sensor disconnection

|

M12

| When the output voltage of the refrigerant sensor is less than 0.05V.| 2 fash

(Alternate)

| 2 fash

(Alternate)

| Error (red) simultaneous ON| Alarm OFF
16| Communication error| M41| When it cannot communicate for 2 minutes with the indoor unit.| 5 fash

(simultaneous)

| 5 fash

(simultaneous)

| OFF| –
17| Detector CPU reset| –| When it has been held down 3 times.| Reset fash

(simultaneous)

| Reset fash

(simultaneous)

| Reset ON| –
18| Alarm dedicated control| –| When SW2-2 is turned ON, SW2- 3 is turned OFF and inputs are received from other devices.| OFF| Alarm fash| ON| Alarm OFF

1. Error code or maintenance code displayed on the remote controller
2. Light flashes are as follows.
   • Alarm flash: ON/OFF repeat 2 times per second.
   • Continuous flash: ON/OFF once per second continues.
   • n flash: ON/OFF once per second repeats n times.
   • Reset flash: Short flash twice
   • Simultaneous: Operation (green) and Error (red) flash simultaneously.
   • Alternate: Operation (green) and Error (red) flash alternately.
3. Alarm operations are as follows.
   • OFF: Alarm stop
   • ON: Alarm operates continuously.
   • Reset ON: Веер
   • Simultaneous ON: Alarm operates at light ON.
   • 3 seconds ON: The Alarm operates for 3 seconds.
4. The operation is when the switch is pushed once during each trouble.

When the detector is not connected to the indoor unit

• When using a detector without connecting to an indoor unit such as when the detector is used only as an alarm, the power is not supplied.
• On such occasions, connect DC18V to detector XY terminal.

About of temperature sensor

• You can change IU main unit return air temperature sensor to the refrigerant leak detector side.
• Regarding the setting method, refer to the Installation Manual of the remote controller (RC-EX3D or later).

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• Block E, 391 Park Road, Regents Park, NSW, 2143 PO BOX 3167, Regents Park, NSW, 2143
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