Haier AS09SH1ERA [56/109] Thermistor or related abnormality

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• Service manaul p.1
• Dc inverter free match s series p.1
• Wall mounted type p.1
• Model no as09 12sh1era p.1
• U09 12eh1 era p.1
• Table of contents p.2
• Safety cautions p.4
• Model name explanation p.4
• Introduction p.4
• Warning p.5
• Introduction p.5
• Domestic air conditioner p.5
• Caution in repair p.5
• Warning p.6
• Introduction p.6
• Domestic air conditioner p.6
• Cautions regarding products after repair p.6
• Warning p.7
• Caution p.7
• Introduction p.7
• Inspection after repair p.7
• Domestic air conditioner p.7
• Î caution caution p.8
• Warning warning p.8
• Using icons list p.8
• Using icons p.8
• T note note p.8
• Reference p.8
• Introduction p.8
• Icon type of information description p.8
• Domestic air conditioner p.8
• Caution p.8
• List of fuctions p.9
• Specifications p.10
• Domestic air conditioner p.10
• As09sh1era 1u09eh1 era as12sh1era 1u12eh1era p.10
• Conversion formulae p.11
• Cooling heating piping length p.11
• W 52 52 p.11
• U09eh1era 1u12eh1era p.11
• The data are based on the conditions shown in the table below p.11
• Specifications p.11
• Snb130fgym2 snb130fgym2 p.11
• Domestic air conditioner p.11
• Indoor unit connectors p.12
• Outdoor unit p.13
• Connectors p.13
• Lo о o p.15
• Main functions and control specification of indoor unit p.16
• Funcitions and control p.16
• Dehumidifying mode p.16
• Cooling operation mode p.16
• Automatic operation p.16
• Heating operation mode p.17
• Timing p.18
• Strength operation p.18
• Mute operation p.18
• Dormant operation p.18
• Air refreshing p.18
• Urgent on off input p.19
• Low load protection control p.19
• High load protection control p.19
• Abnormal operation of indoor system p.19
• Malfunction list resume p.20
• Single indoor system operation p.20
• Power cut compensation p.20
• Fixed frequency operation p.20
• Abnormality confirmation approaches p.20
• Time cutting function p.21
• Test program p.21
• Ifp optional function p.22
• Temp display p.23
• Degree heating maintaining p.23
• The starting of compressor p.24
• The speeds of increasing or decreasing the frequency of the compressor p.24
• The operation frequency of outdoor unit and its control p.24
• The operation frequency control of compressor p.24
• The calculation of the compressor s frequency p.24
• Main functions and control specification of outdoor unit p.24
• The outdoor fan control when refrigerating or dehumidifying p.26
• The outdoor fan control when heating p.26
• The outdoor fan control exchange fan p.26
• The control of the outdoor electronic expansion valve eev p.26
• Tc high temperature preventing control of the indoor heating unit p.27
• Protection function p.27
• Four way control p.27
• Ttc high temperature preventing protection p.27
• The protection function of ac current p.28
• The control of preventing the over current of the compressor p.28
• Anti freezing protection of the indoor heat exchanger p.28
• The frequency limitation of modification rate p.29
• Temperature protection of the outdoor refrigerating coil p.29
• Function of main thermistor p.30
• B exhaust temperature sensor c indoor heat exchange sensor p.30
• A outdoor suction temperature sensor p.30
• Value of thermistor 5 intdoor unit p.31
• Room sensor and pipe sensor p.31
• R25 c 10kq 3 b25 c 50 c 3700k 3 p.31
• Haier ____________ p.31
• Outdoor unit p.34
• B25 c 50 c 3700k 3 p.34
• Ambient sensor suction sensor defrosting sensor p.34
• R25 c 10kq 3 p.34
• Function control p.35
• Domestic air conditioner p.35
• Function control p.36
• Domestic air conditioner p.36
• Function control p.37
• Domestic air conditioner p.37
• Function and control p.38
• Domestic air conditioner p.38
• Discharging sensor p.38
• C 50kq 3 p.38
• 80 c 4450к 3 p.38
• Function and control p.39
• Domestic air conditioner p.39
• Function and control p.40
• Domestic air conditioner p.40
• Function and control p.41
• Domestic air conditioner p.41
• System configuration p.42
• Instruction p.42
• Remote controller p.43
• Parts and functions p.43
• Outdoor unit p.43
• Indoor unit p.43
• Operation p.44
• Loading of the battery p.44
• Clock set p.44
• Smart operation cool heat and dry operation p.45
• Operation p.45
• Select tempsetting fan operation swing operation p.46
• Operation p.46
• Health airflow function p.47
• The setting of p.47
• The health airflow function p.47
• The cancel of p.47
• Press health button p.47
• Operation p.47
• Notice p.47
• Health operation health airflow operation p.47
• Power soft operation timer operation p.48
• Operation p.48
• Operation p.49
• Comfortable sleep p.49
• Operation p.50
• Operation p.51
• Fresh operation emergency operation and test operation p.51
• For smart use of the air conditioner p.51
• A caution p.52
• Cautions p.52
• A warning p.52
• Trouble shooting p.53
• Cautions p.53
• Before asking for service check the following first p.53
• Symptom check item details of measure p.54
• Service diagnosis p.54
• Problem symptoms and measures p.54
• Caution for diagnosis p.54
• Error codes and description p.55
• Thermistor or related abnormality p.56
• Indoor ac fan motor malfunction p.57
• Indoor dc fan motor malfunction p.59
• How to check fan motor dc p.59
• Outdoor dc fan motor fault p.61
• Ipm protection p.62
• The communication fault between ipm and outdoor pcb p.64
• Malfunction p.65
• Be sure to turn off power switch before connect or disconnect connector or p.65
• Else parts damage may be caused p.65
• Conditions p.65
• Troubleshooting p.65
• Overheat protection for discharge temperature p.65
• Method of p.65
• Faulty thermistor p.65
• Faulty pcb p.65
• Electronic expansion valve defective p.65
• Detection p.65
• Eeprom abnormal p.66
• Detection p.66
• Conditions p.66
• Be sure to turn off power switch before connect or disconnect connector or p.66
• Troubleshooting p.66
• Method of p.66
• Malfunction p.66
• Faulty pcb p.66
• Faulty eeprom data p.66
• Faulty eeprom p.66
• Else parts damage may be caused p.66
• Communication error between the indoor and outdoor units p.67
• An abnormal voltage rise or fall is detected by specified voltage checking p.69
• Microcomputer p.69
• Method of p.69
• Malfunction p.69
• Detection circuit p.69
• Detection p.69
• Conditions p.69
• An voltage signal is feedback from the voltage detection circuit to the p.69
• Troubleshooting be p.69
• To turn off power switch before connect or disconnect connector or p.69
• Supply voltage not as specified p.69
• Power supply over or under voltage fault p.69
• Loop of the station detect error p.70
• Over current of the compressor p.71
• High work intense protection p.72
• Mismatching between indoor and outdoor units p.73
• Short of refrigerant p.74
• Method of p.75
• Malfunction p.75
• High work intense protection p.75
• Detection p.75
• Conditions p.75
• Drawing for the installation of indoor and outdoor units p.77
• Domestic air conditioner p.77
• Preparation p.77
• Installation manual of room air conditioner p.77
• Installation p.77
• Removing the wiring cover p.78
• Rear piping p.78
• Other direction piping p.78
• Making a hole on the wall and fitting the piping hole cover p.78
• Left left rear piping p.78
• Installation of the indoor unit p.78
• Installation p.78
• Indoor unit p.78
• Fixing the indoor unit body p.78
• Fitting of the mounting plate and positioning of the wall hole p.78
• Drawing of pipe p.78
• When the mounting plate is fixed side bar and lintel о connecting the indoor outdoor electric cable p.78
• Domestic air conditioner p.78
• When the mounting plate is first fixed p.78
• Accessory parts p.78
• When connecting the cable after installing the indoor unit p.78
• Unloading of indoor unit body p.78
• Selection of pipe p.78
• Purging method to use vacuum pump p.79
• Outdoor unit p.79
• Installation of outdoor unit p.79
• Installation p.79
• Domestic air conditioner p.79
• Connection of pipes p.79
• Connection p.79
• Attaching drain elbow optional p.79
• Caution p.80
• Removal procedure p.81
• Removal of front panel p.81
• Indoor unit p.81
• Removal of filter and blade p.83
• Removal of front grill p.84
• Removal of drain pan p.86
• Removal of display assembly p.87
• Removal of vertical blades and swing motor p.88
• Removal of electrical box p.89
• Removal of heat exchanger p.90
• Removal of fan rotor and fan motor p.92
• Removal procedure p.93
• Removal of outdoor panel p.93
• Outdoor unit p.93
• Domestic air conditioner p.93
• Loosen the screws of the panel p.95
• Removal of electrical box p.96
• Removal of fan and fan motor p.97
• Removal of fan motor bracket and partition p.98
• Removal procedure p.99
• Domestic air conditioner p.99
• Removal of compressor and heat exchange p.100
• В1им11111 p.101
• Fil il m p.101
• Piping diagrams p.102
• Heating mode p.102
• Cooling mode p.102
• Appendix p.102
• Outdoor wtrtng diagram p.104
• Outdoor unit 01 p.104
• Control board circuit diagrams p.105
• Control board circuit diagrams p.106
• Module board circuit diagram p.108
• Haier group p.109
• Sincere forever p.109

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Haier Functions and control 7 3 1 Thermistor or Related Abnormality Indoor Display E1 Room temperature sensor failure E2 Heat exchange sensor failure Outdoor display LED1 flash 10 times Defrost temperature sensor failure LED1 flash 11 times Suction temperature sensor failure LED1 flash 12 times Ambient temperature sensor failure LED1 flash 13 times Discharge temperature sensor failure Method of malfunction The temperatures are detected by the thermistror which are used to determine the errors detection When the thermistor input voltage is more than 4 92V or less than 0 08V Malfunction during compressor operation detection conditions Note The values vary slightly in some models Faulty connector connection Supposed causes Faulty thermistor Faulty PCB Caution Troubleshooting Be sure to turn off power switch before connect or disconnect connector or else parts damage may be caused Thermistor resistance check method Remove the connector of the thermistor on the PCB and measure the resistance of thermistor using tester The relationship between normal temperature and resistance is shown in the value of indoor thermistor Haier Domestic Air Conditioner 53