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MIDEA V8 VRF SERIES SERVICE MANUAL
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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EA2 Return air humidity sensor fault
EC1 R32 refrigerant leakage sensor fault
P71 Main control board EEPROM fault
P72 IDU display control board EEPROM fault
U01 Locked (electronic lock)
U12 Horsepower code not set
U38 Address code not detected
J01 Motor failed more than once
J1E IPM (fan module) overcurrent protection
J11 Instantaneous overcurrent protection for phase current
J3E Low bus voltage fault
J31 High bus voltage fault
J43 Phase current sample bias error
J45 Motor and IDU are unmatched
J47 IPM and IDU are unmatched
J5E Motor startup failure
J52 Motor blocking protection
J55 Speed control mode setting error
J6E Phase lack protection of motor
R410A
Commercial Air Conditioners
Service
Manual
V8 VRF Indoor Units
V8 VRF Indoor Units
CONTENTS
1 Main PCB Ports ......................................................................................... 2
2 Indoor unit settings ................................................................................ 17
3 Display Panels......................................................................................... 27
Troubleshooting Guide
4 Control .................................................................................................... 29
5 Errors and operation code ...................................................................... 38
6 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................... 40
7 Appendix .............................................................................................. 105
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1 Main PCB Ports
1.1 Compact Four-way Cassette
Figure 1.1: 1.1 Compact Four-way Cassette main PCB port
8 7 23 6 5 4
3
9 2
10
1
11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 21 22
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Table 1.1: Compact Four-way Cassette main PCB ports

Label in
Code Content Port voltage Note
Figure 1.1
1 CN1(L,N) AC power input 220V AC
CN22 AC power output used for customization function:
2 220V AC Reserved
(ALARM,N,AC2) alarm/strong electric sterilization module
CN12(H-L)
3 Reserved 220V AC /
CN29(H-N)
4 CN4 Program burning port(fan motor) 5V DC[5] Standard
5 CN55 Remote on/off switch connection Reserved
6 CN21 T1 Ambient temperature sensor connection 3.3V DC
7 CN35 Humidity sensor connection 3.3V DC Customized
8 CN18 Communication Switch Board 5V/12V DC[5] Customized
9 CN10(M1M2) M1 M2 communication port(with ODU by HyperLink) 24V DC Standard
X1 X2 communication port(with wire controller); X1 X2:18V DC ;
10 CN6(X1X2,PQ) Standard
P Q communication port(with ODU by RS-485) P,E or Q,E: 2.5-2.7V DC
11 CN2(D1D2) D1 D2 communication port(with Central controller) 2.5 - 2.7V DC Standard
12 CN5 Water level port 3.3V DC Reserved
13 CN190 DC Drainage pump port 12V DC Reserved
14 CN30 Display panel connection 12V DC Standard
15 CN8 EEV drive port 12V DC[5] Standard
16 CN11 T2 Temperature sensor connection 3.3V DC Standard
17 CN15 T2B Temperature sensor connection 3.3V DC Standard
18 CN80 T2A Temperature sensor connection 3.3V DC Standard
19 CN-A Sterilization module port 12V DC Customized
20 CN16 TA Temperature sensor connection 3.3V DC Reserved
21 CN25 Program burning port(indoor unit) 3.3V DC Standard
22 CN100 Power supply for fan motor Actual voltage Standard
23 CN99 After-sale Kit communication port 12VDC /
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Notes:
1. Standard: The model has this function, the customers can connect corresponding device through this port, such as water pump and hotel key card etc.
Customized: This function needs to be customized before leaving the factory.
Reserved: This port can not be used.
2. When repairing, PQ connects after-sales tooling
3. PQ and M1M2 communication ports both are used for indoor and outdoor communication, and only one of them can be used at a tim e. Meanwhile, be
sure to connect the same communication ports (PQ to PQ; M1M2 to M1M2) in case of damage of the main control board.
4. D1D2 communication ports are used for group control communication. When connecting the group controller, the D1D2 port of the indoor units that are
to be group controlled must be connected in daisy chain, and the group controller must be connected to the X1X2 port of one of the indoor units in the
group control, and set to group control mode. In addition, D1D2 communication ports can also be connected to the central controller.
5. Refer to Table 1.2 for voltage test instructions of some ports.

Table 1.2: voltage test instructions
Label in
Code Content Description
Figure 1.1
4 CN4 Program burning port(fan motor)

DGND
5V
5 CN55 Remote on/off switch connection
12V GND
7 CN35 Humidity sensor connection
GND 3.3V 12V
8 CN18 Communication Switch Board
GND 12V 5V GND2
GND
12 CN5 Water level port
3.3V
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Table continued on next page …
Label in
Figure 1.1
GND
12V
13 CN190 Drainage pump port
GND-L
14 CN30 Display panel connection

12V
15 CN8 EEV drive port
12V
Using other ports’ GND
3.3V
21 CN25 Program burning port(indoor unit) GND
23 CN99 After-sale Kit communication port

GND
12V
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1.2 Four-way Cassette
Figure 1.2: Four-way Cassette main PCB ports
8 7 23 6 5 4
3
9 2
10
1
11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
21 22
19 20
Table 1.3: Four-way Cassette main PCB ports

Label in
Figure 1.2
2 220V AC Reserved
CN12(H-L)
CN29(H-N)
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Notes:

Label in
Figure 1.2

DGND
5V
12V GND
GND 3.3V 12V
GND 12V 5V GND2
GND
3.3V
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Label in
Figure 1.2
GND
12V
GND-L
12V
12V
3.3V

GND
12V
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1.3 Arc Duct
Figure 1.3: Arc Duct main PCB ports
4
16
6
12
7
13
8
9
14
10 3
11
15
17
18 19 23 22 1 2
20 21
Table 1.5: Arc Duct main PCB ports
Label in
Figure 1.3
1 CN1(L.N) AC power input 220V AC Standard
CN22 AC power output Used for customization function:
2 220V AC Standard
(ALARM,N,AC2) alarm/Strong electric sterilization module
CN12(H-L)
CN29(H-N)
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Table 1.5: Arc Duct main PCB ports (continued)
Label in
Figure 1.3
8 CN82 T1 Ambient Temperature sensor connection 3.3V DC Standard
11 CN30 Display Panel connection 12V DC[5] Standard
12 CN35 Humidity sensor connection 3.3V DC[5] Customized
13 CN5 Water level port 3.3V DC[5] Standard
14 CN190 Drainage pump port 12V DC[5] Standard
16 CN16 Reserved 12V DC /
17 CN25 Program burning port(indoor unit) 3.3V DC[5] Standard
Connect pin 2 and 3,
19 CN55 Remote control port The IDU will be Standard
forced to shut down
X1 X2:18V DC ;
CN6(X1X X1 X2 communication port(with wire controller);
20 P,E or Q,E: Standard
2,PQE) P Q communication port(with ODU by RS-485)
2.5-2.7V DC
CN2(D1D D1,E or D2,E
21 D1 D2 communication port(with Central controller) Standard
2) 2.5 - 2.7V DC
CN10(M1
22 M1 M2 communication port(with ODU by HyperLink) 24V DC Standard
M2)
23 CN99 After-sale Kit communication port 12V DC[5] Standard
Notes:

Label in
Figure 1.3

DGND
5V
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Table 1.6: voltage test instructions(continued)
Label in
Figure 1.3
12V
11 CN30 Display Panel connection
GND
-
GND
3.3V

GND
3.3V
GND
12V
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Table 1.6: voltage test instructions(continued)
Label in
Figure 1.3
15 CN18 Communication Switch Board GND -2

12V
5V
GND-1
3.3V
12V

GND
12V
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1.4 Medium Static Pressure Duct
Figure 1.4: Medium Static Pressure Duct main PCB ports
16
6
12
7
13
8
9
14
10 3
11
15
17
18 19 23 22 1 2
20 21
Table 1.7: Medium Static Pressure Duct main PCB ports

Label in
Figure 1.4
1 CN1(L.N) AC power input 220V AC Standard
CN22 AC power output Used for customization function:
2 220V AC Standard
(ALARM,N,AC2) alarm/Strong electric sterilization module
CN12(H-L)
CN29(H-N)
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Table 1.7: Medium Static Pressure Duct main PCB ports (continued)
Label in
Figure 1.4
8 CN82 T1 Ambient Temperature sensor connection 3.3V DC Standard
11 CN30 Display Panel connection 12V DC[5] Standard
12 CN35 Humidity sensor connection 3.3V DC[5] Customized
13 CN5 Water level port 3.3V DC[5] Standard
14 CN190 Drainage pump port 12V DC[5] Standard
15 CN18 Communication Switch Board, 5V/12V DC[5] Customized
16 CN16 Reserved 12V DC /
17 CN25 Program burning port(indoor unit) 3.3V DC[5] Standard
Connect pin 2 and 3,
19 CN55 Remote control ON/OFF port The IDU will be Standard
forced to shut down
X1 X2:18V DC ;
CN6(X1X X1 X2 communication port(with wire controller);
20 P,E or Q,E: Standard
2,PQE) P Q communication port(with ODU by RS-485)
2.5-2.7V DC
CN2(D1D D1,E or D2,E
21 D1 D2 communication port(with Central controller) Standard
2) 2.5 - 2.7V DC
CN10(M1
22 M1 M2 communication port(with ODU by HyperLink) 24V DC Standard
M2)
23 CN99 After-sale Kit communication port 12V DC[5] Standard
Notes:
3. PQ and M1M2 communication ports both are used for indoor and outdoor communication, and only one of them can be used at a time. Meanwhile, be
to be group controlled must be connected in daisy chain, and the group controller must be connected to the X1X2 port of one o f the indoor units in the
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1.5 Wall Mounted
Figure 1.5: Wall Mounted main PCB ports
8 7 23 6 5 4
3
9 2
10
1
11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
21 22
19 20
Table 1.8: Compact Four-way Cassette main PCB ports

Label in
Figure 1.5
2 220V AC Reserved
CN12(H-L)
CN29(H-N)
Notes:
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Label in
Figure 1.5

DGND
5V
12V GND
GND 3.3V 12V
GND 12V 5V GND2
GND
3.3V
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GND
12V
GND-L
12V
12V
3.3V

GND
12V
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2 Indoor unit settings
2.1 Parameter settings
Taking KJR-86S/BK as an example, the parameters can be set in the power-on or power-off state.
①Hold " " and " " for 3 seconds to enter the parameter setting
interface, and the main interface will display "CC"
②
a) Wired controller Parameter Settings (Cxx) Spot check
serial number
When display "CC", press " " will enter the wired controller
Spot check
Parameter Settings "Cxx". Press " " and " " to switch the parameter parameters
code and press" " to enter Parameter value setting interface. Then
press " " and " "to change Parameter value and press " " to save
changes.(For example "CC" to "C03" to "01")
b) Indoor unit Parameter Settings (Nxx)
When display "CC", press " ", then the indoor unit number will be Press and hold Selection Return key OK key
displayed ("n00-n63" is displayed, and the last two digits are the indoor for 3 seconds keys
to enter
unit addresses). Press the " " to enter the indoor unit parameter
setting interface, and "n00" will be displayed. Use " " and " " to adjust to "Nxx" and press the " " to confirm. Finally,
press " " and " "to change Parameter value and press " " to save changes. (For example "CC" to "n03" to "N25" to
"01").
③Press the " " button to return to the previous page until exiting the parameter setting or exiting the parameter setting
after 60s without any operation.
Table 2.1: Wired controller Parameter Settings
Parameter Parameter Default
Parameter Name Remarks
Code Range Value
0 indicates the
main wired If two wired controllers control one IDU, addresses for two
Main and secondary controller wired controllers must be different. You are not allowed to
C00 0
wired controller setting 1 indicates a set IDU parameters via the secondary wired controller
secondary wired (address 1), but can set the wired controller.
controller
00: Cooling and
Cooling only/cooling and
C01 Heating 00 Heating mode is not available in cooling only setting
heating setting
01: Cooling Only
Power failure memory
00: None For a two-way wired controller, this parameter is used to
C02 function setting for the 00
01: Available store the status of Follow Me.
wired controller
00: No reminder to clean filter
Time to remind users to 01: 500h,
C03 clean the filter on the 00/01/02/03/04 01 02: 1000h
wired controller 03: 2500h
04: 5000h
C04 Settings for infrared When "Disable the infrared receiver of the wired controller"
00: Disable
receiver of wired 01 is on, the wired controller cannot receive remote control
01: Enable
controller signal.
C05 Whether indoor ambient 00: No
00
temperature is displayed 01: Yes
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Table 2.1: Wired controller Parameter Settings(continues)
Code Range Value
LED indicator of wired 00: Off When it is on, LED indicator shows the on/off state of the
C06 01
controller 01: On indoor unit. When it is off, LED indicator is off.
Wired controller Follow
Celsius:
C07 Me temperature -5.0 to 5.0°C Note: Accuracy is 0.5°C.
-1.0
correction
Lower limit of cooling 16°C
C08 16°C to 30°C
temperature
Upper limit of cooling
C09 16°C to 30°C 30°C
temperature
Lower limit of heating 17°C
C10 17°C to 30°C
temperature
Upper limit of heating
C11 16°C to 30°C 30°C
temperature
00: No
C12 Set to display 0.5°C 00/01 01
01: Yes
Wired controller button 00: Off

C13 00/01 01
light setting 01: On
The latest configuration parameters stored in the wired
Send configuration controller will be changed after power on for two hours or
parameters stored in the after configuration parameters of wired controller are
C14 00/01/02/03/04 01
wired controller to IDU by changed.
one click Note: 1: Applicable to one-to-one scenario
2: Only for 2nd generation IDU
Buzzer of the wired 00: No
C15 00/01 01
controller rings 01: Yes
00: 15s
C16 Backlight time 00/01/02 00 01: 30s
02: 60s
Whether energy
00: No
C17 efficiency attenuation is 00/01 00
01: Yes
displayed when power off
Whether IDU filter
00: No
C18 blockage is displayed 00/01 00
01: Yes
when power off
F0: IDU T1 temperature sensor
F1: Follow Me, #IDU (IDUs connected to the system,
ranging from 0 to 63)
F0/F1/F2/F3/…#I
C19 T1 temperature selection F1 (Note: The secondary wired controller does not respond to
DU
Follow Me)
F2: Second temperature sensor (reserved) F3: Ground
sensor (reserved)
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Table 2.2: Indoor unit Parameter Settings
Code Range Value
IDU static
pressure level:
The IDU sets the selected corresponding static pressure (VRF
N00 Static pressure of IDU 00/01/02/03/ 02
unit: main board DIP of IDU; other models: reserved)
04/05/06/07/08/
09/~/19
Power failure memory
00: None
N01 function setting for the 00/01 01
01: Available
IDU
00: None
01: Available 02/03: Reserved
IDU up/down swing
N02 00/01/02/03/04 01 04: Q4/Q4C four air vents
setting
Note: The IDU can automatically identify up/down swing, so
this function is invalid
00: None
IDU left/right swing 01: Available
N03 00/01 01
setting Note: The IDU can automatically identify up/down swing, so
this function is invalid
Whether the display
00: Yes
N04 board of IDU receives 00/01 00
01: No
remote control signals
00: No
N05 Buzzer of the IDU rings 00/01/02 02 01: Yes
02: remote controller only
Light (display panel) 00: Off
N06 00/01 01
setting 01: On
00: Celsius
N07 Temperature unit 00/01 00
01: Fahrenheit
00: 15min
Mode changeover time
01: 30min
N08 interval in the auto mode 00/01/02/03 00
02: 60min
(min)
03: 90min
Set outdoor temperature
N11 value when auxiliary -25°C to 0°C 0°C Note: Accuracy is 1°C.
heater is on
Indoor temperature when
N12 10°C to 30°C 24°C (Accuracy is 1°C)
auxiliary heater is on
T1 temperature
N13 difference when auxiliary 0-7 4 0-7 indicates 0 - 7°C (Accuracy is 1°C)
heater is on
T1 temperature
N14 difference when auxiliary 0-10 6 0-10 indicates -4 - 6°C (Accuracy is 1°C)
heater is off
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Table 2.2: Indoor unit Parameter Settings(continues)
Code Range Value
Auxiliary heater used 00: No
N15 00/01 00
alone 01: Yes
00: Auto
N16 Auxiliary heater on/off 00/01/02 00 01: Forced on
02: Forced off
IDU cold draft prevention 0: 15, 01: 20, 02: 24, 03: 26, 04: anti-cold wind invalid
N17 00/01/02/03/04 00
temperature settings
00: Speed 1
01: Speed 1
02: Speed 2
03: Speed 3
Fan speed setting in 00/01/02/03/04/
N18 01 04: Speed 4
Cooling standby mode 05/06/07/14
05: Speed 5
06: Speed 6
07: Speed 7
14: Fan speed before going to standby mode
00: Fan off
Standby fan speed L1 01: L1
N19 00/01/02/03 01
range in dry mode 02: L2
03: Speed 1
0: Termal
Fan speed setting in 1: Speed 1
N20 0/1/14 0
heating standby mode 14: Speed 1, The fan speed display by controller is
based on before going to standby mode
01: 4min
Time to stop the fan of 02: 8min
N21 01/02/03/04 01
IDU (Termal) 03: 12min
04: 16min
00: 224P
EXV opening selection 01: 288P

N22 00/01/02/14 14
during heating standby 02: 0P
14: Auto regulation
00: 1°C
01: 2°C
Cooling return difference
N23 00/01/02/03/04 00 02: 0.5°C
temperature
03: 1.5°C
04: 2.5°C
00: 1°C
01: 2°C
Heating return difference
N24 00/01/02/03/04 00 02: 0.5°C
temperature
03: 1.5°C
04: 2.5°C
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Code Range Value
00: 6°C
IDU heating mode 01: 2°C
N25 temperature 00/01/02/03/04 00 02: 4°C
compensation 03: 8°C
04: 0°C
00: 0°C
IDU cooling mode 01: 1°C
N26 temperature 00/01/02/03/04 00 02: 2°C
compensation 03: 3°C
04: -1°C
00: 03
Maximum indoor 01: 04
N27 temperature drop D3 in 00/01/02/03/04 01 02: 05
dry mode 03: 06
04: 07
4: Speed 4
Upper limit of automatic
5: Speed 5
N28 fan speed in cooling 4/5/6/7 5
6: Speed 6
mode
7: Speed 7
4: Speed 4
Upper limit of automatic
5: Speed 5
N29 fan speed in heating 4/5/6/7 5
6: Speed 6
mode
7: Speed 7
Constant air flow 00: Constant speed
N30 00/01 01
setting 01: Constant air flow
Set IDU height,
00: 3m
N31 High ceiling setting 00/01/02 00
01: 4m
02: 4.5m
Q4/Q4C air outlet 1 00 - Free control
N32 00/01 00
setting 01 - Off
N33 00/01 00
setting 01 - Off
N34 00/01 00
setting 01 - Off
N35 00/01 00
setting 01 - Off
N36 Cooling only for IDU 00/01 00 00: Cooling and heating 01: Cooling only
One-to-more of wired 00: No
N37 00/01 00
controller enabled 01: Yes
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Code Range Value
00: Turn off the IDU when closed
Long-distance on/off 01: Turn off the IDU when open
N38 00/01 00
function setting Note: When turn off the IDU by long-distance on/off port,
the wired controller will display “d6”
00 - No delay
01 - 1min delay
Delay time setting (Using 02 - 2min

N39 long-distance on/off port 00/01/…/06 00 03- 3min
to turn off the IDU) 04- 4min
05- 5min
06- 10min
Long-distance alarm 00: Alarm when closed
N40 00/01 00
function setting 01: Alarm when open

Faster cooling mode 00: Off
N41 00/01 00
setting 01: On
00: No sterilization function (default)
N42 Sterilization function 00/01 00
01: Plasma disinfection
00: Auto on
N43 Sterilization setting 00/01/02 00 01: Forced on
02: Forced off
00: Off
N44 Silent mode setting 00/01 00
01: On
00: Off
N45 ECO 00/01 01
01: On
0: 10 min
Drying time at 1: 20 min
N46 0/1/2/3 0
self-cleaning 2: 30 min
3: 40 min
Mildew-proof fan
00 - Invalid (default)
operation duration
01 - 60s
N47 (power off in cooling/dry 00/01/02/03 00
02 - 90s
mode, except power off
03 - 120s
due to faults)
00: Invalid
N48 Dirt proof for ceiling 00/01 00
01: Valid
00: Invalid
N49 Condensation proof 00/01 00
01: Valid
00: Invalid
01: Used to adjust the set temperature when
N50 Human Detect Sensor 00/01/02 00
unattended
02: Used to turn off the unit when unattended
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Code Range Value
00: 15 min
01: 30 min
Setting temperature
00/01/02/03/04/ 02: 45 min
N51 adjustment interval when 01
05 03: 60 min
unattended
04: 90 min
05: 120 min
00: 1°C
Setting maximum
01: 2°C
N52 temperature adjustment 00/01/02/03 01
02: 3°C
when unattended
03: 4°C
00: 15 min
01: 30 min
Stop delay when 00/01/02/03/04/ 02: 45 min
N53 01
unattended 05 03: 60 min
04: 90 min
05: 120 min
Midea ETA function 00: Off
N54 00/01 01
setting 01: On
00: Level 1
Energy rating of cooling
N55 00/01/02 00 01: Level 2
Midea ETA
02: Level 3
00: Level 1
Energy rating of heating
N56 00/01/02 00 01: Level 2
Midea ETA
02: Level 3
00: 1
01: 1.1
02: 1.05
On-site fan speed 00/01/02/03/04/
N57 00 03: 1.15
adjustment factor 05/06
04: 0.95
05: 0.9
06: 0.85
Initial static pressure 00: Not reset

N58 00/01 00
detection 01: Reset
Filter ending - initial static 00-10Pa/ 01-20Pa/
N59 00/01/…/19 00
pressure setting 02~19-30Pa ~200Pa
Ambient temperature 00: 5°C
N60 when preheating is 00/01/02 02 01: 0°C
turned on 02: (-5)°C
N61 Reserved --
N62 Reserved --
N63 Reserved --
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Paramet
Parameter Default
er Parameter Name Remarks
Range Value
Code
Valve enabled/ disabled
00: Valve enabled at the time of heating
at the time of heating
N64 00/01 00 01: Valve disabled at the time of heating
Selection of auxiliary
Note: Applicable to fan coil unit only
heater
Fan coil unit: 00: 0°C
Set anti hot air
01: -2°C
temperature for IDU
02: -4°C
N65 cooling [anti hot air 00/01/02/03/04 00
03: -6°C
temperature of fan coil
04: Anti hot air invalid (water inlet temperature - indoor
unit of the old platform]
ambient temperature)
00: Invalid(default)
01: Valid
N66 Auto Dry 00/01 00
Note: Applicable to cooling operation in cooling mode or
auto mode
00: 40%,
01: 45%,
02: 50% (default),
Target relative humidity 00/01/02/03/04
N67 02 03: 55%,
of Auto Dry /05/06
04: 60%,
05: 65%,
06: 70%
Notes:
If use other controllers, parameter settings need refer to the corresponding manual.
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2.2 Indoor unit parameter query
Taking KJR-86S/BK as an example
①Hold " " and " " for 2 seconds to enter the query interface,
"u00-u03" indicates ODUs, "n00-n63" indicates IDUs (the last two
digits are the ODU or IDU addresses), and "CC" indicates the wired
controller . Press " " and " " to switch the IDU code (For example Check No.
n02), then press " " to enter the parameter query page.
Parameters
②In the parameter query page, use " " and " " to query
parameters, and the parameters can be queried cyclically.
③The check list serial number is displayed in upper right corner of
the wire controller, while the parameter value is displayed in the
middle of the wire controller.
④Press " " to exit the query page. The parameter query page Press and hold the Selection Return key OK key
automatically closes if no button is pressed within the next 60 key for 2s to enter keys
seconds.
Table 2.3: Indoor unit parameters check list
Check No. Parameters Remarks
1 IDU address1 0 - 63
2 Capacity of indoor unit Unit: HP
3 Actual set temperature Ts Unit:℃
4 Current running set temperature Ts Unit:℃
5 Actual T1 indoor temperature Actual value = value displayed
6 Modified indoor temperature T1 Actual value = value displayed
7 T2 heat exchanger intermediate temperature Actual value = value displayed
8 T2A heat exchanger liquid pipe temperature Actual value = value displayed
9 T2B heat exchanger gas pipe temperature Actual value = value displayed
10 Actual set humidity RHs Actual value = value displayed
11 Actual RH indoor humidity Actual value = value displayed
12 Actual fresh air processing unit TA air supply temperature Actual value = value displayed
13 Air-blow pipe temperature Actual value = value displayed
14 Compressor discharge temperature Actual value = value displayed
15 Target superheat Actual value = value displayed
16 EXV opening (actual opening/8) Actual value/8 = value displayed
17 Software version No. Actual value = value displayed
18 Historical error code (recent) Actual value = value displayed
19 Historical error code (sub-recent) Actual value = value displayed
20 [―――] is displayed
Notes:
1. For indoor units, the communication address and network address are the same and are routinely referred to simply as the unit’s “address”.
2. If use other controllers, please refer to the corresponding manual.
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2.3 Function Descriptions
2.3.1 Power failure memory function

The power failure memory function can be used to ensure that, in the event of a power outage, the indoor units, which
was in operation before, automatically restart once the power returns. When the power returns following a power outage,
units with Power failure memory function enabled restart with the same operating mode, fan speed and remote control
lock status settings as before the power outage. If, during this timed delay, the remote or wired controller is used to send a
command to a unit, that unit starts-up immediately with those new settings. Indoor units with this function disabled go
into standby once the power returns following a power outage.
2.3.2 Heating mode temperature compensation setting

Since indoor units are often installed at ceiling level, and since warm air rises, the ambient temperature sensed at the unit
can be higher than the ambient temperature where users are standing or sitting. To compensate for this, in heating mode
the indoor units target a temperature that is higher than the set temperature. The heating mode temperature
compensation setting sets the difference between the set temperature and the target temperature. For example, if the set
temperature is 20°C and the heating mode compensation setting is 4°C, the units target an ambient temperature (sensed
at the unit) of 24°C

Depending on a variety of factors including the height of the room and the position of the units, different values may be
appropriate for the heating mode temperature compensation setting. Values of 0°C, 2°C, 4°C, 6°C or 8°C can be selected
Controller.
2.3.3 Cooling mode temperature compensation setting

With cooling mode temperature compensation, in cooling mode the indoor units target a temperature that is lower than
the set temperature. The cooling mode temperature compensation setting sets the difference between the set
temperature and the target temperature. For example, if the set temperature is 26°C and the cooling mode compensation
setting is 2°C, the units target an ambient temperature (sensed at the unit) of 24°C. Values of 0°C or 2°Cfor cooling mode
temperature compensation can be selected by controller.
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3 Display Panels
3.1 Appearance of Display Panel
The appearance of the digital display panel used is shown in Figures 3.1.
Figure 3.1: Digital display panel1
Display panel for Compact Four-way Cassette and Display panel for Arc Duct and Medium Static Pressure Duct
Four-way Cassette (Optional)
(New 360 degree panel, standard panel)
LED display LED display
Display panel for Wall Mounted
LED display
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3.2 Output under Normal Operating Conditions
Unit state Digital display
Standby
Cooling and heating : set temperature

Normal operation dehumidify mode: set temperature
Operating Fan only mode: indoor ambient temperature
Special operation1 Mode code
Error2 Error code
Notes:
1. The special operation modes refer to Table 5.2:Operating Status Codes
2. The error code refer to Table 5.1:Error code
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4 Control
4.1 Temperature Compensation Control
Because of the installation position of Indoor Unit and different layout, indoor temperature detected by Indoor Unit may
not consist with actual temperature. Indoor temperature could be compensated by controller (The parameter code is”N25”
“N26”)
4.2 EXV Control
When the IDU is powered on again or the ODU is stopped, the system automatically enters initialization mode. After
initialization is completed, the system enters the normal start mode. The IDU EXV uses superheat degree control in cooling
mode and uses supercool degree control in heating mode. If the IDU receives a protection control or special control
command, this command is executed in priority.
 Superheat Degree Control in Cooling Mode

During cooling (dry), the IDU calculates the difference between the heat exchanger gas pipe temperature (T2B) and the
heat exchanger liquid pipe temperature (T2A) detected by the temperature sensors and write this difference as the current
superheat degree (SH). By comparing the current superheat degree (SH) with the set superheat degree (SHS), the opening
adjustment trend of the EXV can be decided.
SH＝T2B-T2A
 When SH > SHS, the EXV opening increases

 When SH = SHS, the EXV opening unchanged
 When SH < SHS, the EXV opening decreases
 Supercool Degree Control in Heating Mode

During heating, the IDU calculates the difference between the High pressure equivalent saturation temperature (Tc) and
the heat exchanger liquid pipe temperature (T2A) detected by temperature sensors and write this difference as the current
supercool degree (SC). By comparing the current supercool degree (SC) with the set supercool degree (SCS), the opening
adjustment trend of the EXV can be determined.
SC＝max（T1+6,Tc_max-2）-T2A
 When SC > SCS, the EXV opening increases
 When SC = SCS, the EXV opening unchanged
 When SC < SCS, the EXV opening decreases
 EXV Operating in other Situations

The EXV decides its operating opening based on the IDU operating mode, IDU working mode, and ODU working mode. For
details, see the following table:
Cooling Mode Heating Mode
IDU Status
ODU Operating ODU Stopped ODU Operating ODU Stopped
Operating Superheat control Supercool control
Standby
Off A PLS B PLS C PLS D PLS
Fault
Note:
1. PLS indicates the unit of pulses regarding the EXV opening.
2. The values of A,B,C and D are depend on IDUs’ series.
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4.3 Start and Stop Control
Indoor Unit judges the operation state according to the difference value between detected indoor temperature (T1) and
set temperature (TS). When the indoor temperature reaches the set one, Indoor Unit shut down; when the indoor
temperature exceeds the set one, Indoor Unit start running.
 Objective
1. Ensure comfort. When the indoor temperature of indoor return air reaches the temperature range set by the user, if
the IDU fails to shut down, the room temperature will deviate from the expected value of the user and reduce the
comfort of the room.
2. Energy saving. When the temperature of the return air reaches the temperature range set by the user, if the IDU fails
to shut down, the air conditioning system will continue to operate inefficiently under the condition of low indoor load,
with low energy efficiency and no energy saving.
 Cooling (Dry)
T1 − T𝑠 ≥ （0 + ΔTC）℃
Enter standby mode when the
Cooling(Dry)
set temperature is reached
T1 − T𝑠 ＜（ − 1 + ΔTC）℃
 Heating
T1 − T𝑠 ＜（0 + ΔTC）℃
Enter standby mode when the
Heating
set temperature is reached
T1 − T𝑠 ≥ （1 + ΔTC）℃
Note:
The temperature compensation value (ΔTC) of cooling and heating operation can be found in the specifications of each
model. For details, please contact local technical support personnel
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4.4 Fan Control
4.4.1 Fan speeds control
The IDU can work in seven-speeds
 Seven-speeds
When the Indoor Unit detects only seven wind speeds the wind speed is set as follows.
Sleep Speed 1 Speed 2 Speed 3 Speed 4 Speed 5 Speed 6 Speed 7 Auto
For the specific model type, please consult the technical manual of each model. The following table describes the fan
control in different situations
 Fan control in different situations

IDU Status Cooling Mode Dry Mode Heating Mode Fan Mode Speed Switch
Operating Operating Set speed Speed 1 Set speed Set speed
in Set Standby Set speed Speed 1 Termal /
User set
Speed Off Stop fan Stop fan Stop fan Stop fan
Fault Stop fan Stop fan Stop fan Stop fan
IDU Status Cooling Mode Heating Mode Auto Fan Mode Speed Switch
Operating Automatic Automatic Automatic Low Switch fan speed
Automatic cooling, automatic fan speed, based on the
Automatic
Standby Automatic Termal automatic heating, and Termal mode / difference of the set
Fan Speed
operating temperature and
Off Stop fan Stop fan Stop fan Stop fan return air
Fault Stop fan Stop fan Stop fan Stop fan temperature
Note:
Termal: In the heating mode, The IDU in the standby state heating mode will run fan periodically at speed 1 for one minute (the period can be set)
4.4.2 Auto fan control mode

1. When set auto fan control in cooling or heating mode. After operation in the initial speed for a period of time, when
Thermal ON, IDUs enter the auto mode and the fan speed will be changed every 2 minutes or when Ts change.
2. When Thermal OFF, IDUs enter the standby mode. When Thermal ON, IDUs enters the initial fan speed again.
3. The default speed is speed 1 when IDUs are set auto fan mode in Air supply only mode.
 Determine the initial fan speed of auto fan control

The initial fan speed is determined according to the difference
between ambient indoor temperature (T1) and set temperature (TS),
and it updates in the following situations:
1) The first time enter this mode
2) TS is changed
3) When switching between normal operation and silent operation
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4.4.3 Anti-cold Air Control
This function only be used in heating mode, fan speed is changed according to value changes of the heat exchanger
intermediate temperature (T2) of the heat exchanger liquid pipe temperature (T2A) and High pressure equivalent
saturation temperature (TC). While in anti-cold air mode, set temperature (Ts) is displayed normally. Anti-cold air control is
valid during the oil return or defrosting period. If the IDU is turned off, the fan is turned off as well.
Speed 1
T2 or T2A/Tc T2 or T2A/Tc
Temperature Temperature
drop drop
Fan off
T_fanoff is the switch temperature point between Breeze and Fan off can be adjusted by controller.
4.4.4 Standby fan speed Control
 Cooling standby
The default cooling standby fan speed is Speed 1. You can change the cooling standby fan speed from speed 1 to speed 7
through the controller.
The parameter setting code is “N18”.
 Heating standby
The default heating standby is Termal wind speed. The speed 1 runs for 1 minute and stops for X minutes (X is the set value
by the controller) which can be set from 4 minutes (default), 8 minutes, 12 minutes and 16 minutes (The parameter setting
code is “N21”) . And You can change the heating standby fan speed through the controller (The parameter setting code is
“N20”).
Termal: In the heating mode, The IDU in the standby state heating mode will run fan periodically at speed 1 for one minute (the period can be set by controller)
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4.5 Swing control
4.5.1 Horizontal swing control
 Angle range of horizontal swing
Table 4.1: Angle range of horizontal swing
heating cooling
adjustable range A1+A2 A1+A2
shutdown angle A1+B/A2+C A1+B/A2+C
Figure 4.1 Horizontal swing angle
Note: only wall mounted(G) have Horizontal swing control
4.5.2 Vertical swing control

Figure 4.2 Vertical swing control
Different IDU series have different adjustable
swing angle and default swing angle under
different functions.
And each operation mode has its default
adjustable range of swing angle. P1-P5 values vary
because of the different operation modes and IDU
series.
For details, please refer to table 4.2, table 4.3 and
Figure 4.2.
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Table 4.2: Angle range of vertical swing in wall-mounted.
Heating Cooling Ventilation Function operation
Static pressure
Heating Cooling Anti-condensation Ventilation Self-cleaning
detection, leakage
Adjustable
P1-P5 P1-P5 non-adjustable P1-P5 non-adjustable non-adjustable
range
Wall-mounted
The default
P3 P3 P1 P3 P5 P5
gear
Table 4.3: Angle range of vertical swing in Four-way Cassette.

Heating
Cooling/ventilation Function operation
Cooling
heating/anti-blowing/ cooling//ventilation/anti-condensation Static pressure
Self-cleaning
anti-dirty of ceiling /anti-blowing/ anti-dirty of ceiling detection, leakage
Adjustable
P1-P5 non-adjustable non-adjustable
Four-way range
Cassette The default

P5 P2 P5 P5
gear
Adjustable
Compact P1-P5 non-adjustable non-adjustable
range
Four-way
The default
Cassette P5 P3 P5 P5
gear
4.5.3 Individual louver control

Four-way Cassette and Compact Four-way Cassette have the individual
louver control and the detail according to the following:
a) Tuyere selection: After entering the tuyere selection operation, all air flap
immediately stop at the current spot and record the current spot. If there is
no parameter setting within 3s, exit the tuyere selection state and all air flap
return to the previous spot.
b) After selecting the tuyere, if no other operation is carried out within 1s,
the corresponding air flap will swing slightly to represent successful selection.
See the following figure for the number of flaps.
4.5.4 Anti-condensation control

In order to prevent the problem of hanging water and blowing water caused by excessive temperature difference. When
the risk of condensation is detected, the Compact Four-way Cassette and Four-way Cassette adjusts the air flap to the
default minimum angle and limits the angle adjustment range; Other IDUs will adjust the air flap to the default
condensation angle and lock angle.
4.5.5 Ceiling anti-dirty control

In order to prevent flow of Compact Four-way Cassette and Four-way Cassette towards ceiling, you could open the
function of control of ceiling anti-dirty, which can increase the maximum swing angle.
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4.6 Operation mode control
 Outdoor Unit is Heat Pump
①When the mode is set by ODU to VIP priority, Voting priority, Capability requirements priority, Cooling priority, heating
priority, the Indoor Unit can be set to cooling, heating, dehumidification, ventilation modes. When the IDU set mode
different from the mode of ODU, the indoor unit will enters the standby mode, and the "No permission" displays in the
upper left corner of the controller.
②When the mode is set by ODU to changeover, VIP IDU can be set to cooling, heating, dehumidification, ventilation
modes, while non-VIP IDUS can only follow the operation mode of VIP’s.
 Outdoor Unit is Heat Recovery
①When the ODU is Heat recovery, VIP IDUs and others can have different modes such as automatic, cooling, heating,
dehumidification and ventilation mode.
②Auto mode is only available to Heat Recovery ODU. In auto mode, user should set the Tsc(cooling setting temperature)
and Tsh(heating setting temperature), which should meet the following conditions Tsc≥Tsh. The setting steps are as
follows.
<1>when enter the auto mode, the mode icon and (or and ) will flash at the same time
<2> Press " " and " " to switch mode (Cool or Heat) and press" " to enter temperature setting interface (In Cool is
Tsc, and Tsh in Heat). Then press " " and " "to change value and press " " to save changes.
<3>In auto mode, Icons and light up during cooling operation, when Icons and light up
during heating operation.
<4>The heating mode and cooling mode are switched according to the following 3 conditions.
ⅠThe setting temperature Tsc=Tsh
When the return air temperature T1>Tsc+2℃, the IDU will run the cooling mode.
When the return air temperature T1<Tsh-2℃, the IDU will run the heating mode.
ⅡThe setting temperature Tsc>Tsh, and Tsc-Tsh<3℃

When the return air temperature T1>Tsc+1.5℃, the IDU will run the cooling mode.
When the return air temperature T1<Tsh-1.5℃, the IDU will run the heating mode.
ⅢThe setting temperature Tsc>Tsh, and Tsc-Tsh≥3℃

When the return air temperature T1>Tsc, the IDU will run the cooling mode.
When the return air temperature T1<Tsh, the IDU will run the heating mode.
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 Set Temperature Display
1) When switching between cooling, heating or auto modes, if temperature Ts is not reset, the temperature after
switching is the same as the temperature before switching.
2) In auto mode, switching between cooling and heating mode takes some time. The time can be set through the
controller.
4.7 Controlling the Condensate Water Pump and Water Level Switch
1) When the IDU is powered on the first time, the water pump is forced to operate for 5 minutes.
2) When the IDU and ODU are in cooling, dehumidification and self-cleaning mode, the water pump starts immediately
and operates continuously. After this mode is stopped (stop or mode switch), the water pump turns off five minutes
later.
3) If the water level rises, causing the water level switch to be disconnected, the condensate water pump immediately
starts and operates. Five minutes later, if the water level drops to lower than the alarm level, the system restores
operation based on the originally set mode. Otherwise, the IDU and water pump stop operating, and a water level
alarm is reported. When the water level switch is connected again, the protection is released, and the system restores
operation based on the mode that was originally set.
Note:
This function is reserved for the unit models without drainage pumps and water level switches and it is disabled by default.
4.8 Anti-freeze Control

The IDU will close Electronic expansion valve, and the wind shift into speed 1.
Condition:
A) Entry conditions: Coil temperature ≤A continuous T1 or coil temperature ≤B continuous T2, and in any mode of
forced cooling, cooling, dehumidification, self-cleaning(Except for the second stage);
B) Exit condition: coil temperature ≥C continuous T3, and not in any mode of forced cooling, cooling,
dehumidification, or at the second stage of self-cleaning mode;
4.9 Remote switch control

1. Remote switch is set by ODU, which can be set as positive logic and negative logic by controllers, and the default setting
is positive logic (The parameter code is”N38”).
2. The delay time of remote shutdown can be set by controllers. There is no delay by default, or 1-10min delay can be
selected (The parameter code is”N39”).
4.10 Alarm control

When using the wire controller, the current fault code will be displayed. Refer to the relevant instructions for other
controllers。
4.11 High ceiling setting

For embedded IDU models, such as one-way cassette, t one-way cassette and Four-way Cassette models, when the
installation exceeds the specified height (default 3 meters), can enter the High ceiling setting ( The parameter code
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is”N31” ) to change . 3 meters high height, 4 meters high height or 4.5 meters high height can be set. When the high ceiling
control is entered, the fan speed limits the minimum speed 3 operation.
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5 Errors and operation code
5.1 Error Code Table
Table 5.1: Error code
Error Error
Content Content
code code
A01 Emergency stop C52 Abnormal communication between the IDU and Wi-Fi Kit
Abnormal communication between the IDU main control
A11 R32 refrigerant leaks, requiring shutdown immediately C61
board and display board
Abnormal communication between the AHU Kit slave unit
A51 ODU fault C71
and master unit
The fault of the linked FAPU is transmitted to the
A71 C72 Number of AHU Kits is not the same as the set number
master IDU (series setting)
The fault of the linked humidifying IDU is transmitted Abnormal communication between the linked humidifying
A72 C73
to the master IDU IDU and master IDU
The fault of the linked FAPU is transmitted to the Abnormal communication between the linked FAPU and
A73 C74
master IDU (non-series setting) master IDU (series setting)
The fault of the AHU Kit slave unit is sent to the master Abnormal communication between the linked FAPU and
A74 C75
unit master IDU (non-series setting)
Abnormal communication between the main wired
A81 Self-check fault C76
controller and secondary wired controller
A82 MS (refrigerant flow direction switching device) fault C77
board and 1# function expansion board
A91 Mode conflict (V6 communication protocol adopted) C78
board and 2# function expansion board
b11 1# EXV coil fault C79
board and adapter board
Air inlet temperature of the IDU is too low in heating
b12 1# EXV body fault d16
mode
Air inlet temperature of the IDU is too high in cooling
b13 2# EXV coil fault d17
mode
b14 2# EXV body fault d81 Alarm for exceeding temperature and humidity range
b34 Stall protection on 1# water pump dE1 Sensor control board fault
b35 Stall protection on 2# water pump dE2 PM2.5 sensor fault
b36 Water level switch alarm dE3 CO2 sensor fault
b71 Reheating electric heater fault dE4 Formaldehyde sensor fault
b72 Preprocessing electric heater fault dE5 INTELLECTUAL EYE sensor fault
T0 (fresh inlet air temperature sensor) short-circuits or
b81 Humidifier fault E21
cuts off
The upper dry bulb temperature sensor short-circuits or
C11 Duplicate IDU address code E22
cuts off
The lower dry bulb temperature sensor short-circuits or
C21 Abnormal communication between the IDU and ODU E23
cuts off
Abnormal communication between the IDU main T1 (IDU return air temperature sensor) short-circuits or
C41 E24
control board and fan drive board cuts off
Abnormal communication between the IDU and wired The built-in room temperature sensor of the wired
C51 E31
controller controller short-circuits or cuts off
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Table 5.1: Error code(continues)
Error Error
Content Content
code code
The wireless temperature sensor short-circuits or cuts
E32 U11 Unit model code not set
off
The external room temperature sensor short-circuits
E33 U12 Horsepower code not set
or cuts off
Tcp (pre-cooled fresh air temperature sensor)
E61 U14 Horsepower code setting error
short-circuits or cuts off
Tph (pre-heated fresh air temperature sensor)
E62 U15 AHU Kit fan control input signal DIP setting error
TA (outlet air temperature sensor) short-circuits or
E81 U38 Address code not detected
cuts off
EA1 Outlet air humidity sensor fault J01 Motor failed more than once
EA2 Return air humidity sensor fault J1E IPM (fan module) overcurrent protection
EA3 Upper wet bulb sensor fault J11 Instantaneous overcurrent protection for phase current
EA4 Lower wet bulb sensor fault J3E Low bus voltage fault
EC1 R32 refrigerant leakage sensor fault J31 High bus voltage fault
T2A (heat exchanger inlet temperature sensor)

F01 J43 Phase current sample bias error
T2 (heat exchanger middle temperature sensor)
F11 J45 Motor and IDU are unmatched
T2 (heat exchanger middle temperature sensor)
F12 J47 IPM and IDU are unmatched
overtemperature protection
T2B (heat exchanger outlet temperature sensor)
F21 J5E Motor startup failure
P71 Main control board EEPROM fault J52 Motor blocking protection
P72 IDU display control board EEPROM fault J55 Speed control mode setting error
U01 Locked (electronic lock) J6E Phase lack protection of motor
5.2 Operating Status Codes

Table 5.2:Operating Status Codes
Code Content Code Content
d0 Oil return or preheating operation d61 Remote shutdown
dC Self-cleaning d71 IDU backup operation
dd Mode conflict (V8 communication protocol adopted) d72 ODU backup operation
dF Defrosting OTA Main control program upgrading
d51 Static pressure detection d61 Remote shutdown
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6 Troubleshooting
Warning
 All electrical work must be carried out by competent and suitably qualified, certified and
accredited professionals and in accordance with all applicable legislation (all national, local and other laws,
standards, codes, rules, regulations and other legislation that apply in a given situation).
 Power-off the unit before connecting or disconnecting any connections or wiring, otherwise electric shock
(which can cause physical injury or death) may occur or damage to components may occur.
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6.1.1 A01 – Emergency shutdown
Digital display Display position
v
Panel, display box, and wired controller
The faulty IDU and other IDUs of the same system: stop running, displaying code "A01" (V6 platform IDU
displays code "A0")
Error impact
ODU of the same system: stop running, displaying code "A01" (V6 platform ODU displays code "A0")
Error trigger When the IDU receives an emergency shutdown signal from the ODU
Error recovery When the IDU automatically recovers after receiving an emergency shutdown signal from the ODU.
 An emergency shutdown signal is received.
Possible cause
 The IDU main control board is damaged.
A01
Find out the cause of the

emergency shutdown and
solve it before clearing the
emergency shutdown signal
Troubleshooting
No
Check whether the Replace the main control
fault is cleared board of the IDU
Yes
Fault cleared
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6.1.2 A11 - R32 refrigerant leaks, requiring shutdown immediately
Error display
 Faulty IDU: The fan operates at the highest speed, the EXV is closed (Note: Fault persists
after power on again), and buzzer of the display control board of the faulty IDU and buzzer of
wired controller connected to the faulty IDU keep beeping.
 Other IDUs of the same system: Refrigerant is recycled to ODU. After recycling is completed,
Error impact
other IDUs stop running, displaying code "A51" - ODU fault (V6 platform IDU displays the
code "Ed")
ODU of the same system: It stops running after recycling is completed, displaying code "A15" -
R32 refrigerant leaks.
When the IDU main control board receives a refrigerant leakage signal from R32 refrigerant
Error trigger
detection device (See Figure 1 below)
The fault is automatically cleared if one of the following conditions is met:
Error recovery
 Has not detected the refrigerant leak signal for 120 minutes (If the IDU is powered off, time
must be measured again)

 Has not detected the refrigerant leak signal and has received the signal of refrigerant fault
rectification
 R32 refrigerant of IDUs leaks.
Possible cause
A15
Are Yes
Follow the instructions of
there any R32 refrigerant
Note (1)
leaks in the pipes?
No
Replace Yes
the main control board of
Fault cleared
the IDU.Is the fault
cleared?
No
Troubleshooting
Contact the technical
support personnel of your
dealer
Note 1:
Step 1: Check whether pipes are leaking refrigerant.
Method: Use a refrigerant pressure gauge to connect the service valve needle on the liquid side or
gas side of the ODU, and measure the refrigerant saturation pressure in the pipeline on site. If the
measured refrigerant saturation pressure on the liquid side or gas side is less than the standard
saturation pressure (see Table of Ambient Temperature and Standard Saturation Pressure of R32
attached to this manual), there is a refrigerant leak. Follow the steps below to repair refrigerant
leaks:
 Use a refrigerant recovery machine to recover refrigerant left in the unit.
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 Locate and repair pipeline leaks.
 Test nitrogen pressure in the pipeline.
 Replace the R32 leakage detection sensor of the faulty IDU.
 Recharge refrigerant according to the ODU Installation Manual.
Step 2: Reset the R32 refrigerant detection device.

As shown in Figure 1 below, after an alarm is triggered for refrigerant leaks, the red LED indicator
of the R32 refrigerant detection device (LED3) flashes twice every second. After leaks are
repaired, press and hold the S1 button on the control board for 20s to reset the refrigerant
detection device. After the device has been reset, all the LED indicators are lit for 2s before they
become dimmed. R32 sensor life recorded by control board EEPROM is cleared.
Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the R32 refrigerant leakage detection system
1-1: Common terminal

2-2: Sending R32 refrigerant leakage signal Connecting an
3-3: Sending sensor module fault signal alarm or a fan
1-1/2-2/3-3 AC220V
three-core communication cable output
(configured on site)
S1 button
Buzzer
Adapter board
Ten-core communication
cable
(configured by factory) UART protocol
AC220V input R32 sensor module

IDU main
control board Control board for R32 refrigerant detection device
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6.1.3 A51 - ODU fault
Error display
The faulty IDU and other IDUs of the same system: The fan continues running, the EXV is closed,
and code "A51" is displayed (V6 platform IDU displays the code "Ed")
ODU of the same system:
Error impact
 stops.
 The displayed code depends on the error type of the ODU. For the meaning of the code,
please refer to the error table specific to the model of the ODU.
Error trigger Duration of ODU error ≥ 10 minutes
Error recovery Automatic recovery
 The ODU error is transmitted to the IDU.
Possible cause
A51
Troubleshoot ODU
according to ODU
Maintenance Guide
Troubleshooting Check No Replace the main control

whether the fault is
board of the IDU
cleared
Yes
Fault cleared
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6.1.4 A71 - The error of the linked FAPU is transmitted to the master IDU (series setting)
Note:
1) The type of FAPU may be HRV, VRF fresh air IDU and so on.
2) Series setting: The air supply side of the linked FAPU is directly connected to the air return side of the master IDU thro ugh an air
duct. A wired controller is used to set this installation method as a series connection.
Digital display Display position (master IDU)
Error display
The master IDU and the linked FAPU: stop. Other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact
ODU of the same system: operate normally.
Error trigger The error of the linked FAPU is transmitted to the master IDU
 The FAPU is faulty.
Possible cause
 The master IDU's main control board is damaged.
A71/A73
Obtain the linked error code (1)
of the FAPU, and refer to the
correspon ding error han dling
method in the maintena nce
manua l of the FAPU for
trouble sho otin g
Erro r in FAPU No
Afte r troub leshooting, is the Replace th e the main co ntr ol
Troubleshooting master IDU error code boa rd o f th e master IDU
cleared?
Yes
Fault clear ed
Note:
1. The error code can be queried after the FAPU is connected to the wired controller or the display
box.
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6.1.5 A72 - The error of the linked humidifying IDU is transmitted to the master IDU
Panel or display box Wired controller
Error display
Spot check interface Error code is not
query displayed
Master IDU: operates normally. Humidifying IDUs: stop. Other IDUs of the same system: operate
Error impact normally.
Error trigger The error of the linked humidifying IDU is transmitted to the master IDU
 The humidifying IDU is faulty.
Possible cause
A72
Obtain the linked error code

(1) of the humidifying IDU,

and refer to the
corresponding error handling
method in the maintenance
manual of the humidifying
IDU for troubleshooting
Error in
No
humidifying IDU
Troubleshooting After troubleshooting, is the
Replace the the main control
board of the master IDU
master IDU error code
cleared?
Yes
Fault cleared
Note:
1. The error code can be queried after the humidifying IDU is connected to the wired controller or
the display box.
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6.1.6 A73 - The error of the linked FAPU is transmitted to the master IDU (non-series connection)
Note:
2) Series setting: The linked FAPU and the master IDU are connected to the air supply duct and air return duct respectively a nd
separately. A wired controller is used to set this installation method as a non-series connection.
Error display
query displayed
Master IDU: operates normally. FAPU: stops. Other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact
Error trigger The error of the linked FAPU is transmitted to the master IDU
 The FAPU is faulty.
Possible cause
A71/A73
Obtain the linked error code (1)
of the FAPU, and refer to the
correspon ding error han dling
method in the maintena nce
manua l of the FAPU for
trouble sho otin g
Erro r in FAPU No
Afte r troub leshooting, is the Replace th e the main co ntr ol
Troubleshooting master IDU error boa rd o f th e master IDU
code cl eared?
Yes
Fault clear ed
Note:
box.
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6.1.7 A74 - The error of the AHU Kit slave unit is sent to the master unit
Note: When multiple AHU Kits are connected in parallel, the master AHU Kit (referred to as the master) communicates with the
ODU, and the slave AHU Kit (referred to as the slave) communicates with the master control box. When the slave fails, the slave
sends a fault signal to the master, and the master displays the slave fault "A74".
Digital display Display position (master)
Error display
Display box and wired controller
Master unit and slave unit: stop. Other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact
Error trigger The error of the slave unit is sent to the master unit
 The slave unit is faulty.
Possible cause
 The master unit's main control board is damaged.
A74
Check the running status of

the slave unit, confirm and
resolve the error (1)
Error
in slave unit No
Replace the the main control
After troubleshooting, is the
board of the master IDU
master unit error code
Troubleshooting cleared?
Yes
Fault cleared
Note:
1. The error code can be queried after the slave is connected to the display box (during field
service, the display box can be temporarily removed from the master unit and connected to the
slave unit)
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6.1.8 A81 - Self-check fault
Error display
Faulty IDU: stops. Other IDUs of the same system:

 IDUs that share the same MS with the faulty IDU will stop operating, while other IDUs remain
in operation.
 IDUs that share the same MS with the faulty IDU display the code "A81" (V6 platform IDU
displays the code "U4"). Meaning of the code: MS self-check fault); IDUs that are connected
Error impact
to other MSs work properly.
 stops.
 V8 platform ODU displays the code "A81", and V6 platform ODU displays the code "U4".
Meaning of the code: MS self-check fault)
Error trigger The MS self-check fault lasts for at least 10 min
The fault is cleared if one of the following conditions is met:
Error recovery  Automatic recovery 30 min after the MS fault is cleared
 Power on again
Possible cause
 A fault may occur during the MS self-check process.
A81/A82
Open the MS electric

control box connected to
the IDU and check the
error code displayed on
Troubleshooting the digital display of MS
electric control box

the MS Maintenance
Guide
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6.1.9 A82 - MS (refrigerant flow direction switching device) fault
Faulty IDU Panel, display box, and wired

controller
Faulty IDU: The fan continues running, and the EXV is closed. Other IDUs of the same system:
 IDUs that share the same MS with the faulty IDU: The fan continues running, and the EXV is
closed. Other IDUs remain in operation.
 IDUs that share the same MS with the faulty IDU: V8 platform IDU displays the code "A82",
and V6 platform IDU displays the code "F8". Meaning of the code: MS fault. IDUs that are
Error impact connected to other MSs work properly.
 Shutdown
 V8 platform ODU displays the code "A82" (V6 platform ODU displays the code "F8". Meaning
of the code: MS fault)
Error trigger When the IDU receives a fault signal from MS
Error recovery Automatic recovery (Note: Duration from fault triggering to automatic recovery is at least 30 min)
Possible cause The MS is faulty.
A81/A82
Open the MS electric

control box connected to
the IDU and check the
error code displayed on
Troubleshooting
the digital display of MS
electric control box

the MS Maintenance
Guide
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6.1.10 A91 - Mode conflict (V6 communication protocol adopted)
Error display
(Note: Error codes are displayed 2 minutes
after faults are triggered)
Error impact operate normally.
 The ODU is running in heating mode, and the IDU is running in cooling mode or
dehumidification mode.
 The ODU is running in heating mode, and the IDU is running in fan mode (note: the wired
Error trigger
controller can be used to set whether the heating mode conflicts with the fan mode).
 The ODU is running in cooling mode, and the IDU is running in heating mode.
 The operation mode of IDU conflicts with that of the ODU.
Possible cause  The IDU main control board is damaged.
A92
Reset IDU
After operating mode No Replace the main control
(1), is the error board of the IDU
cleared?
Yes
Troubleshooting
Fault cleared
Note:
1. For all IDUs in the heat pump system: 1) When the ODU is running in heating mode, the IDU
can only operate in heating mode. If you would like to use the fan mode for the IDU, the wired
controller needs to be used to change the settings (for more instructions on how to change
settings, refer to "Instruction for Use of the wired controller"). 2) When the ODU is running in
cooling mode, the IDU can operate in cooling mode or fan mode.
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6.1.11 b11, b13 - Error in 1# electronic expansion valve coil, error in 2# electronic expansion valve coil
Error display
The faulty IDU stops. Other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact ODU of the same system: operate normally.
The IDU main control board cannot detect the feedback signal from the electronic expansion valve
Error trigger
coil for no less than 4 seconds.
Error recovery After the unit is powered on again, the main control program detects a feedback signal from the
electronic expansion valve.
 The electronic expansion valve coil plugged into the EXV port in the IDU main control board
is loose.
Possible cause
 The electronic expansion valve coil is faulty.
 The electronic expansion valve coil is short circuited or disconnected.
b11/b13 (1)
Is the
electronic expansion
Yes
valve coil plugged into the
Reconnect the plug tightly
EXV port in the IDU main
control board
loose?
No
Check the Yes

electronic expansion valve Replace the electronic
Troubleshooting Is the coil abnormal expansion valve coil
(2)?
No
Check
the electronic
expansion valve Yes
Is the coil adapter Replace the adapter
short circuited or
disconnected
(3)?
No
Replace the main control

board of the IDU
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Note:
1. The error code corresponds to the following two situations:
a. If there is only one electronic expansion valve port on the main control board of the IDU, when an
error occurs in the electronic expansion valve coil connected to the EXV port, the error code is b05.
b. If there are two electronic expansion valve ports on the main control board of the IDU named
EXV1 and EXV2, when an error occurs in the electronic expansion valve coil connected to port
EXV1, the error code is b05; when an error occurs in the electronic expansion valve coil connected
to port EXV2, the error code is b07.
2. In Figure 1 below: The numbers 1 to 5 stand for the pins of different colours paired with
individual wires which have the same colour as the pin. 5(com) is a pin of the common terminal,
and number 6 is a null pin without any wire connected; an XHP coil plug is used to connect to the
EXV port of the main control board, and an APM coil plug is used to connect to the A-direction plug
of the adapter wire (see Figure 2 below). Table 1 shows the resistance between pin 1-4 and pin 5
(the common terminal) when the electronic expansion valve coil is in a normal state. If the
resistance is near zero or significantly deviates from its normal state, the coil is damaged.
Figure 1: Electronic expansion valve coil plug illustration and pin sequence
XHP plug AMP plug
Table 1: Resistance between pins with an electronic expansion valve coil in normal
condition
Pin measured Resistance in normal status
1-5 40-50Ω
2-5 40-50Ω
3-5 40-50Ω
4-5 40-50Ω
3. When the distance between the throttle part and the main control board of the IDU in need of
connection is too great, you will need an adapter wire for the electronic expansion valve coil. This
is shown in Figure 2 below: Use a multimeter to measure the resistance between the pin in the
plug at end A of each wire and at end B. A resistance value close to 0 indicates a short circuit has
occurred in the wire, and a resistance value close to infinity indicates an open circuit of the wire.
Figure 2: Adapter wire for electronic expansion valve coil
B direction A direction
A-direction plug pin

B-direction plug pin
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6.1.12 b12, b14 - Error in 1# electronic expansion valve body, error in 2# electronic expansion valve body
Error display
Error code is not
Spot check interface query
displayed
The faulty IDU and other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact
 Return air temperature(T1) - Heat exchanger liquid pipe temperature (T2A) > Set value
Error trigger  IDU EXV=0, ODU running in cooling mode and compressor speed ≠0
 The electronic expansion valve needle is stuck or clogged.
 The electronic expansion valve coil is damaged and unable to drive the valve body.
Possible cause
b12/b14 (1)
Remove
the coil and fix it to the valve Yes
Operate normally (loose coil)
body again. Is the fault
cleared?
No
Replace
the coil and Yes Operate normally (the coil
re-energize. Is the error cannot drive the valve body)
cleared?
No
Operate normally (the IDU

Troubleshooting Replace
Yes main control board is
the main control board
damaged and the electronic
Is the fault
expansion valve body
cleared?
cannot be driven)
No
Replace the electronic

expansion valve body (the
interior of the body is
clogged or the valve needle
is stuck)
Note:
1) If there is only one electronic expansion valve port on the main control board of the IDU, when
an internal leakage error occurs in the electronic expansion valve body connected to the EXV port,
the error code is b12.
2) If there are two electronic expansion valve ports on the main control board of the IDU named
EXV1 and EXV2, when there is a leak inside the electronic expansion val ve body connected to
port EXV1, the error code is b12; when there is a leak inside the electronic expansion valve body
connected to port EXV2, the error code is b14.
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6.1.13 b34, b35 - Stall protection for 1# water pump, stall protection on 2# water pump
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger The main control board of the IDU detects the pump rotation speed ≤ 100 rpm for 10 seconds
 The water pump suction impeller is clogged.
 The water pump plug to the PUMP port in the IDU main control board is loose.
Possible cause  The pump body is damaged (due to motor damage, control drive circuit damage, etc.).
Remove the debris at

Cause 1: Water pump the suction, and clean
suction impeller is clogged the drainage pan and
drain pipe
Cause 2: The water pump

plug to the PUMP port in the Reconnect the loose
IDU main control board is plug
loose
b34/b35 (1)
Cause 3: DC voltage output
between Pin 2 and Pin 3 of Replace the main
the PUMP port in the main control board of the
control board is less than IDU
11V (2)
Cause 4: If the error cannot

Troubleshooting be cleared after causes 1/2/3
Replace the water
have been eliminated, it can
pump
be determined that the pump
body is damaged
Note:
1) If there is only one PUMP port on the main control board of the IDU, when a stall error occurs in
the water pump connected to the PUMP port, the error code is b34.
2) If there are two PUMP ports on the main control board of the IDU named PUMP1 and PUMP2,
when a stall error occurs in the water pump connected to PUMP1 port, the error code is b34; when
a stall error occurs in the water pump connected to PUMP2 port, the error code is b35.
2. Figure 1 above shows the pins of the PUMP port. The output voltage between pin 2 and pin 3
can be measured with a multimeter in DC voltage gear. If the output voltage is less than 11 V, the
water pump cannot be driven.
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6.1.14 b36 - Water level switch alarm error
Error display
Error impact
The water level switch alarm is triggered when the floater of the water level switch rises to the warning water
Error trigger
level and lasts for 5 min.
 The drain pump/water level switch is damaged.
 The water level switch plug or short-circuit plug to the WATER port of the IDU main control board is
loose.
 Non-standard installation results in abnormal drainage: The drain pipe is blocked; the improperly
Possible cause
sloped drain pipe causes the condensate water to flow backwards; and the lift of the drain pipe exceeds
the allowable value.
Cause 1: The water pump Remove dirt and clean

suction or discharge is the drainage pan and
blocked by dirt drain pipe
Cause 2: The water level

switch plug or short-circuit
Reconnect the loose
plug to the WATER port of
plug
the IDU main control board is
loose (1)
Cause 3: The water level Replace the water

switch is damaged (2) level switch
Move the floater to

Cause 4: The water level
remove impurities and
b36 switch floater is clogged
reset the floater switch
Troubleshooting
Cause 5: The pump outlet
does not discharge water or Take measures
discharge flow is very small according to Note (3)
(3)
Cause 6: Non-standard
Take measures
installation results in
according to Note (4)
abnormal drainage (4)
Cause 7: Connect the short-

circuit plug to the WATER
port of the main control Replace the main
board. If the error persists, it control board of the
can be determined that the IDU
main control board is
damaged
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Note:
1. The plug attached to the WATER port of the main control board corresponds to the following two cases:
a. The factory default of IDUs without a water level switch uses a short-circuit plug to seal the WATER port.
b. IDUs with a water level switch use a water level switch plug to seal the WATER port.
2. Use a multimeter to measure the resistance between the pins corresponding to the two wires of the water
level switch plug. 1) After the floater of the water level switch is moved upwards to the highest position, the
water level switch is in a short-circuited state, and the resistance value is infinite. 2) After the floater of the
water level switch is moved downwards to the lowest position, the water level switch is closed, and the
resistance value is less than 0.25 Ω. If the detected resistance value does not meet the above values, the
water level switch is damaged.
3. Possible causes and solutions for the situation where the pump outlet does not discharge water or the
discharge flow is very small: 1) The water pump plug to the PUMP port in the IDU main control board is
loose. Reconnect it firmly. 2) The drain pump suction impeller is clogged. Remove the debris causing the
clog to make the pump continue running. 3) If the error cannot be cleared after implementing solutions for
causes 1) and 2), the drain pump body is damaged. Replace the drain pump.
4. Possible causes and solutions for abnormal drainage due to non-standard installation: 1) If the drain pipe
is blocked, remove the debris and clean the drainage pan and the drain pipe of the IDU. 2) If the drain pipe is
improperly installed, which causes the condensate water to flow backward, tilt the IDU to the drainage side
by a certain gradient (inclination ≥ 1%). The centralized drain pipe must be lower than the drainage outlet of
the unit. Air outlets must be placed at the highest horizontal pipeline (see Installation and Operation Manual
of IDUs). 3) If the lift of the drain pipe exceeds the allowable value, reduce the vertical height of the drain
pipe or replace the drain pump with the one which has a higher lift.
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6.1.15 C11 - Duplicate IDU address code
Error display Error code and address Error code and address
code are displayed code flash
alternately (2) simultaneously
Faulty IDU: The fan continues running, and the EXV is closed. Other IDUs of the same system: The fan
continues running, the EXV is closed, and error code "A51" is displayed (V6 platform IDU displays the code
"Ed"). Meaning of the code: ODU fault
Error impact ODU of the same system:
 stops.
 Error code "C26" is displayed (V6 platform ODU displays the code "H7"). Meaning of the code: IDU qty
decrease fault
Error trigger Repeated address codes for IDU
 Duplicate IDU address code
Possible cause
C11
Locate the
IDU that reports Yes
repeated addresses. Reset the address (1)
Is the address
repeated?
No

board of the IDU (the
communication circuit of the
main control board is
damaged)
Troubleshooting
Note:
1. The following table shows the number of addresses and address codes for any IDU with different
HP/capabilities.
Address code to be
Nominal Number Number of queried at the
Horsepower
capacity of IDUs addresses Address code centralized
(HP)
(kW) (N) (N) controller or wired
controller (★)
Address code can
be any integer
kW<20 HP<7 1 1 X
from 0 to 63,
denoted by X
The minimum Minimum
20≤kW<40 7≤HP<14 1 2
address code can address code X
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be any integer
from 0 to 62,
denoted by X, and
the adjacent
address is: X+1
The minimum
address code can
be any integer
from 0 to 60, Minimum
40≤kW<78.5 14≤HP<28 1 4
denoted by X, and address code X
the adjacent
address is: X+1,
X+2, X+3
The minimum
address code can
be any integer
from 0 to 59, Minimum
78.5≤kW<101 28≤HP<36 1 5
denoted by X, and address code X
the adjacent
address is: X+1,
X+2, X+3, X+4
The minimum
address code can
be any integer
from 0 to 58,
Minimum
101≤kW<112 36≤HP<40 1 6 denoted by X, and
address code X
the adjacent
address is: X+1,
X+2, X+3, X+4,
X+5
Minimum address
code can be any
integer from 0 to
56, denoted by X, Minimum
kW>112 HP>40 1 8
and the adjacent address code X
address is: X+1,
X+2, X+3, X+4,
X+5, X+6, X+7
★Example: If one IDU is 5 HP and the address code is set to 1, then the query address at the centralized
controller side or wired controller side is 1. If one IDU is 20 HP and the address code is set to 5, then this
IDU has four address codes, which are 5, 6, 7, and 8, but the query address at the centralized controller
side or wired controller side is 5.
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2. Repeated display of address codes and confirmation of repeated address codes
Error code Display box/panel Wired controller

IDU with repeated
address codes Error code "C11" and address code are Error code "C11" is
C11
(number of displayed alternately every 1s (★1) displayed
addresses N = 1)
If the number of repeated address codes is
1, then the error code "C11" is displayed
IDU with repeated
alternately with the minimum address code
address codes Error code "C11" is
C11 every 1s. If the number of repeated
(number of displayed
address codes is >1, then the error code
addresses N>1)
"C11" is displayed alternately with the
minimum address code every 1s; (★2)
★ Example 1: If IDU 1 is 5 HP and the address code is set to 1, and IDU 2 is 5 HP and the address code is
set to 1 too, then the display box or panel of IDU 1 and IDU 2 will alternately display the code C11 and the
address code 1.
★Example 2: If IDU 1 is 20 HP and the address code is set to 1 (the addresses actually occupied are 1, 2,
3, and 4), IDU 2 is 5 HP and the address code is set to 2, IDU 3 is 5 HP and the address code is set to 3,
then the display box or panel of IDU 1 will alternately display the code C11 and the address code 2 (If there
are multiple repeated addresses, then the minimum address code is displayed); the display box or panel of
IDU 2 will alternately display the code C11 and the address code 2; and the display box or panel of IDU 3
will alternately display the code C11 and the address code 3.
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6.1.16 C21 - Abnormal communication between IDU and ODU
Error display
Faulty IDU: The fan continues running, and the EXV is closed. Other IDUs of the same system: The fan
continues running, the EXV is closed, and error code "A51" is displayed (V6 platform IDU displays the code
"Ed"). Meaning of the code: ODU fault
Error impact ODU of the same system:
 stops.
 Error code "C26" is displayed (V6 platform ODU displays the code "H7"). Meaning of the code: IDU qty
decrease fault
Error trigger If the IDU has not received any communication signal from ODU for 3 min
Possible cause See the Troubleshooting section.
 If the indoor and outdoor units communicate via RS-485(PQE/PQ):
Cause 1: P/Q/E co mmun ica tion Pro perly conn ect the
cable short-circuits or cuts off (1) cable
Cause 2: Commu nicatio n cabl es Conne ct the cables i n a
are not co nnecte d in a series series
Cause 3: Cable P or Q is Conne ct P/Q/E to the

connected to por t E righ t port
C21 (6)
Cause 4: The co mmuni cation
cable does not ha ve a shield Use shield ed cab les
layer
Sep arate the

If th e in door and outdoo r un its Cause 5: Inte rfer ed by
Troubleshooting commu nicate via RS-485 stro ng-current power ca bles
commu nicatio n cable
from the stron g-current
(PQE/PQ) (over 220 V)
power cable
Cause 6: Inte rfer ed by

Elimina te sources of
electromagne tic r adiation source
interference or add one
(transfo rme r/high-power
more shield to the ca ble
fluorescent la mp, etc.)
Conne ct the
Cause 7: Differen t commu nicatio n cable to
commu nicatio n n etworks (M1M2, the right p ort based on
PQE, X1X2) are conne cted the type of the
commu nicatio n n etwork
Cause 8: The IDU main control

Replace th e d amaged
boa rd o r O DU ma in con trol boa rd
main co ntr ol b oard
is d ama ged
Note 1: If you measure the resistance between ports P, Q, and E of the IDU main control board, normally
the resistance between P and Q is 120 Ω, the resistance between P and E is infinite, and the resistance
between Q and E is infinite.
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 If the indoor and outdoor units communicate via MDV-Link (M1M2):
Cause 1: M1/M2 cable short- Properly connect the

circuits or cuts off (1) cable
Cause 2: The repeater UP and

DOWN ports are not Properly connect the
connected to the cable
corresponding indoor unit (2)
Check the power supply

Cause 3: The power supply of of the repeater and
repeater is cut off restore the power
C21 (6) supply
Cause 4: Communication
cables of the repeater, ODU, Properly connect the
and IDU have formed a closed cable
If the indoor and outdoor units loop (3)
communicate via MDV-Link
(M1M2)
Cause 5: M1 and M2 of IDU
Remove the matching
have been connected to a
resistor
matching resistor (4)
Read the ODU

Cause 6: MDV-Link is not
Installation Manual and
enabled for ODU (5)
enable MDV-Link
Connect the
Cause 7: Different
communication cable to
communication networks
the right port based on
(M1M2, PQE, X1X2) are
the type of the
connected
Troubleshooting communication network

Replace the damaged
board or ODU main control
main control board
board is damaged
Note:
1. If you measure the resistance between terminal blocks M1 and M2 of the IDU main control board,
normally this resistance is greater than 1 MΩ.
2. Figure 1 shows the schematic diagram of MDV-Link communication line connection. The connection of
repeater wires must comply with the following requirements. Otherwise, an IDU communication fault may
occur.
Figure 1 Schematic diagram of MDV-Link communication cable connection

Upstream IDU and ODU of repeater 1# (including master ODU)
Master ODU
IDU 10# IDU 1#
Repeater 1#
Repeater 2#
IDU 11# IDU 20#
IDU 21# IDU 30#

Downstream IDUs
of repeater 1#
Upstream IDUs
of repeater 2# Downstream IDUs of repeater 2#
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1) The UP communication port of 1# repeater is connected to the communication port of 10# IDU, and the
DOWN communication port of 1# repeater is connected to the communication port of 11# IDU.
2) The UP communication port of 2# repeater is connected to the communication port of 20# IDU, and the
DOWN communication port of 2# repeater is connected to the communication port of 21# IDU.
3) For each repeater added, 10 IDUs and 200 m communication distance can be added. A refrigerant
system allows the addition of a maximum of 2 repeaters and can connect to up to 30 IDUs. If more than 30
IDUs are connected, please allocate separate refrigerant systems.
3. If communication cables connecting the communication ports of the repeater, IDU and ODU form a
closed loop, it will cause a communication fault.
4. RS-485 communication cables must be connected hand in hand. If communication is unstable, a

matching resistor needs to be added to the last IDU on the PQ (in the accessory bag of the ODU). However,
a matching resistor should not be added between M1 and M2. Otherwise, a communication fault may occur.
5. To select the communication mode MDV-Link (M1M2), users must go to the ODU menu item to change
the mode (For the setting method, refer to the ODU Installation Manual). Otherwise, communication faults
may occur.
6. The V8 platform ODU typically uses the V8 communication protocol. If there are any IDUs that use a
non-V8 platform, users must go to the ODU menu item to change the communication protocol (Please refer
to the ODU Installation Manual for setup instructions). Otherwise, these IDUs will display communication
fault codes (For the code number, please refer to the IDU wiring nameplate).
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6.1.17 C41 - Abnormal communication between IDU main control board and fan drive board
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger If the main control board of an IDU has lost communication with the fan drive board for 2 min (3)
 The fan drive board is damaged.
Possible cause  The communication cable between the fan drive board and the IDU main control board has become
loose.
Cause 1: The communication

cable between the fan drive Reconnect the
board and the IDU main control loose plug
board has become loose (1)
Replace the main

C41 control board of the
board is damaged
IDU
Troubleshooting
Cause 3: The fan drive board is Replace the fan

damaged (2) drive board
Note:
1. Communication cables are only provided for units whose fan drive board is independent of the IDU main
control board.
2. For units whose fan drive board is welded onto the main control board, if either the fan drive board or
main control board becomes faulty, the whole control board has to be replaced.
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6.1.18 C51 - Abnormal communication between the IDU and wired controller
Note: The error code C51 can be triggered either at the IDU side or at the wired controller side.
Triggered at the wired
Triggered at the IDU side
controller side
The error code "C51" can be
Error display queried by entering the spot The error code "C51" is
check interface of the panel or displayed only on the wired
display box, but the error code is controller rather than on the
not displayed on the wired panel or display box.
controller.
 Triggered at the IDU side: The faulty IDU and other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact  Triggered at the wired controller side: The wired controller is unavailable.
 Triggered at the IDU side: If the main control board of an IDU has lost communication with wired
controller for 2 min
Error trigger
 Triggered at the wired controller side: If the wired controller has not received any reply from the main
control board of an IDU for 1 min
 The wired controller is damaged
Possible cause
 Communication cables are loose or the communication port is faulty.
 Communication cables have short-circuited or been cut off.
C51
Are communication cables Yes Properly connect the cables

loose or communication ports and ensure they are connected
wrong? to the right ports
No
Is the communication Yes Replace the communication

cable disconnected or short cable and properly connect the
Troubleshooting circuited? cable
No
Yes The wired controller is

Is the fault cleared after
damaged, so change the wired
replacing the wired controller?
controller
No

board of the IDU
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6.1.19 C61 - Abnormal communication between the IDU main control board and display control board
Note: The error code C61 can be triggered either at the IDU side or at the panel or display box side.
Triggered at the panel or
Triggered at the IDU side
Error display display box side
Panel, display box, and Panel, display box, and
wired controller wired controller
Error impact
 Triggered at the IDU side: If the main control board of the IDU has been connected to the display
board but has not communicated with the display board for 2 min;
Error trigger
 Triggered at panel or display box side: If the display board has not received any reply from the main
control board of an IDU for 1 min
 The display control board is damaged.
Possible cause  The communication cable between the display control board and the IDU main control board has
become loose.

cable between the display control Reconnect the loose
board and the IDU main control plug
board has become loose
Replace the main

C61 control board of the
Troubleshooting board is damaged
IDU
Cause 3: The display control board Replace the display

is damaged control board
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6.1.20 C71 - Abnormal communication between AHU Kit slave unit and master unit
ODU, and the slave AHU Kit (referred to as the slave) communicates with the master control box.
Error display
Display box or wired controller
Master unit and slave unit: stop. Other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact
If the main control board of the master unit has lost communication with the main control board of
Error trigger
the slave unit for 2 min;
 The slave unit's main control board is damaged.
 The master unit's main control board is damaged.
Possible cause  Communication cables are loose or the communication port is faulty.
C71
Are communication cables Yes Properly connect the cables
loose or communication ports and ensure they are connected
wrong? to the right ports
No
Is the communication Yes Replace the communication

cable disconnected or short cable and properly connect the
circuited? cable
Troubleshooting
No
Is the fault cleared after Yes

replacing the main control
board of the slave unit
board of the slave unit?
No

board of the master unit
Note: The error code can be queried after the slave is connected to the display box (during field
slave unit)
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6.1.21 C72 - Number of AHU Kits is not the same as the set number
ODU, and the slave AHU Kit (referred to as the slave) communicates with the master control box.
Error display
Display box or wired controller
Master unit and slave unit: stop. Other IDUs of the same system: stops.
Error impact  stops.
 Error code "C26" is displayed (V6 platform ODU displays the code "H7"). Meaning of the
code: IDU qty decrease fault
When it is detected that the number of AHU Kits in operation is different from the set number and
Error trigger
this lasts for 3 min
 The master unit's or slave unit's main control board is damaged.
Possible cause
 The actual number of AHU Kits is different from the set number.
 Communication between the master unit and slave unit fails.
Cause 1: The actual number Set the number of AHU

of AHU Kits is different from Kits based on the actual
the set number situation
Cause 2: The master unit's

Replace the damaged
C72 or slave unit's main control
main control board
board is damaged
Troubleshooting
Check the communication

Cause 3: Communication cables and take measures
between master unit and according to
slave unit has failed troubleshooting process for
the error code "C71"
Note: The error code can be queried after the slave is connected to the display box (during field
slave unit)
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6.1.22 C73 - Abnormal communication between the linked humidifying IDU and master IDU
Error display
query displayed
Master IDU: operates normally. Humidifying IDUs: stop. Other IDUs of the same system: operate
If the main control board of the master IDU has lost communication with the main control board of
Error trigger
the humidifying IDU for 2 min
 The main control board of the humidifying IDU is damaged.

cable between th e main control Replace th e
boa rd o f th e h umidifying IDU and commu nicatio n cable an d
the ma in control boa rd o f master prop erly conn ect the
IDU is disconnected or sho rt cable
circuite d
cable between th e main control Pro perly conn ect the
boa rd o f th e h umidifying IDU and cables and ensure th ey
the ma in control boa rd o f th e are conne cted to the right
master IDU has b eco me loo se or ports
is conn ected to a wrong po rt
C73
Troubleshooting Cause 3: The ma in con trol boa rd Replace th e main control

of the master IDU is damag ed boa rd o f th e master IDU
Cause 4: The ma in con trol boa rd Replace th e main control

of the humidifying IDU is boa rd o f th e h umidifying
damag ed IDU
Note:
1. The error code can be queried after the humidifying IDU is connected to the wired controller or
the display box.
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6.1.23 C74 - Abnormal communication between the linked FAPU and master IDU (series setting)
Note:
2) Series setting: The air supply side of the linked FAPU is directly connected to the air return side of the master IDU through an
air duct. A wired controller is used to set this installation method as a series connection.
Error display
The master IDU and the linked FAPU: stop. Other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact
Error trigger
the FAPU for 2 min
 The main control board of the FAPU is damaged.
Cause 1: The communication cable

Replace the
between the main control board of the
communication cable
FAPU and the main control board of the
and properly connect
master IDU is disconnected or short
the cable
circuited

Properly connect the
between the main control board of the
cables and ensure
FAPU and the main control board of the
they are connected to
master IDU has become loose or is
the right ports
connected to a wrong port
C74/C75
Troubleshooting Replace the main

Cause 3: The main control board of the
control board of
master IDU is damaged
master IDU
Replace the main

Cause 4: The main control board of the
control board of the
FAPU is damaged
FAPU
Note:
box.
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6.1.24 C75 - Communication fault between linked FAPU and master IDU (non-series setting)
Note:
2) Series setting: The linked FAPU and the master IDU are connected to the air supply duct and air return duct respectively and
separately. A wired controller is used to set this installation method as a non-series connection.
Error display
query displayed
Master IDU: operates normally. FAPU: stops. Other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact
Error trigger
the FAPU for 2 min
 The main control board of the FAPU is damaged.
Replace th e
cable between th e main control
commu nicatio n cable an d
boa rd o f th e FAP U and the ma in
prop erly conn ect the
control board of the master IDU
cable
is d isconn ected or sh ort circuited

cable between th e main control Pro perly conn ect the
boa rd o f th e FAP U and the ma in cables and ensure th ey
control board of the master IDU are conne cted to the right
has become l oose o r is ports
C74/C75
Troubleshooting Cause 3: The ma in con trol boa rd Replace th e main control

of the master IDU is damag ed boa rd o f th e master IDU
Cause 4: The ma in con trol boa rd Replace th e main control

of the FAPU i s damaged boa rd o f th e FAP U
Note:
box.
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6.1.25 C76 - Abnormal communication between the main wired controller and secondary wired controller
Note: The error code C51 can be triggered either at the IDU side or at the wired controller side.
Digital display Display position (secondary wired controller)
Error display The error code "C76" is displayed only on the secondary wired
controller
The faulty IDU and other IDUs of the same system: operate normally. The wired controller does not work.
Error impact
Error trigger If the secondary wired controller has not received any reply from the main wired controller for 1 min
 The secondary wired controller is damaged.
 Communication cables are loose or the communication port is faulty.
Possible cause

Replace th e
cable between th e seconda ry
wired controller and the ma in
wired controller has become
cable
disconnected or sho rt ci rcu ited

cable between th e seconda ry Pro perly conn ect the
wired controller and the ma in cables and ensure th ey
Troubleshooting C76
wired controller has become are conne cted to the right
loose or is conne cted to a wrong ports
port
Cause 3: The se con dary wired Replace th e seconda ry

controller is d ama ged wired controller
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6.1.26 C77, C78 - Abnormal communication between IDU main control board and 1# function expansion
board, abnormal communication between IDU main control board and 2# function expansion board
Error display
Error impact operate normally.
If the main control board of an IDU has lost communication with 1# function expansion board or 2#
Error trigger
function expansion board for 2 min

Replace th e
cable between th e function
expansion bo ard and th e
ada pte r bo ard becomes
cable
disconnected or sho rt ci rcu ited

Pro perly conn ect the
cable between th e function
cables and ensure th ey
expansion bo ard and th e a dapter
are conne cted to the right
boa rd h as become loose or is
ports
C77/C78
Troubleshooting
Cause 3: The IDU main control Replace th e main control
boa rd i s damage d boa rd o f th e IDU
Cause 4: The fun ction expansion Replace th e function

boa rd i s damage d expansion bo ard
Note: The main control board of the IDU cannot be directly connected to the function expansion
board. Instead, an adapter board has to be used. See Figure 1 below:
Figure 1 Wiring diagram of function expansion board, adapter board, and IDU main control board
Function expansion IDU main control

Adapter board
board board
Ten-core
communication
cable
(configured by
factory)
Two-core
communication cable
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6.1.27 C79 - Abnormal communication between the IDU main control board and adapter board
Error display
Faulty IDU: The fan continues running, and the EXV is closed. Other IDUs of the same system: operate
Error trigger If the main control board of an IDU has lost communication with the adapter board for 2 min

Replace the
cable between the main control
communication cable
board of the IDU and the adapter
and properly connect
board has become disconnected
the cable
or short circuited

cable between the main control
cables and ensure
board of the IDU and the adapter

they are connected to
board has become loose or is
the right ports
Troubleshooting C79
Replace the main

board is damaged
IDU
Cause 4: The adapter board is Replace the adapter

damaged board
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6.1.28 d16 - Air inlet temperature of IDU is too low in heating mode
Error display
If the air inlet temperature of the IDU is lower than the set value (See the operating temperature
Error trigger
range set out in the IDU Manual) for 5 min in heating mode
Cause 1: Spo t ch eck th e in let air

temperature and measure the It is a normal pro tection
inle t air tempe rature. If th e p oint measure fo r the IDU.
check result is th e same as the When the inlet ai r
measured result (erro r 1°C), it temperature exce eds the
is a nor ma l pr ote ction measure set value, the fau lt will b e
for the uni t. Otherwise, refer to cleared
cause 2/3/4
Cause 2: Remove the plug of the

inle t air tempe rature sen sor from
the ma in control boa rd o f th e
IDU, measure its resistan ce
value, and compare it with the
Table of S ensor Resista nce -
Replace th e in let air
Temperature Characteristics (1).
temperature sensor
If th e tempera ture that
correspon ds to the resistan ce
d16 value deviates from the actual
inle t air tempe rature by more
than 5°C, the sen sor is
damag ed.
Troubleshooting
Cause 3: The se nso r bo dy
comes into co nta ct with a cold
source, such as low-temperature Elimina te the inte rfer ence
conden sed water and cold of e xterna l cold source to
surface of a h eat exchange r, the sen sor
which cau ses the de tected val ue
to b e lo we r than the normal va lue
Cause 4: If th e e rror ca nnot be

cleared after cau ses 1/2/3 have Replace th e main control
bee n e limi nated, the ma in control boa rd o f th e IDU
boa rd o f th e IDU is d amaged
Note:
1. The inlet air temperature sensor is commonly found in the fresh air IDUs (The sensor code is
defined as T0), and its resistance and temperature characteristics are similar to T1 - return air
temperature sensor. Please refer to the Table of Temperature Sensor Resistance Characteristics
listed in the Maintenance Manual to learn more about the sensor's features.
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6.1.29 d17 - Air inlet temperature of IDU is too high in cooling mode
Error display
If the air inlet temperature of the IDU is higher than the set value (See the operating temperature
Error trigger
range set out in the IDU Manual) for 5 min in cooling mode
Cause 1: Spot check the inlet air It is a normal

temperature and measure the inlet air protection measure for
temperature. If the point check result the IDU. When the
is the same as the measured result inlet air temperature is
(error 1°C), it is a normal protection lower than the set
measure for the unit. Otherwise, refer to value, the fault will be
cause 2/3/4 cleared
Cause 2: Remove the plug of the inlet air

temperature sensor from the main control
board of the IDU, measure its resistance
value, and compare it with the Table of
Sensor Resistance - Temperature Replace the inlet air
Characteristics (1). If the temperature that temperature sensor
d17 corresponds to the resistance value
deviates from the actual inlet air
temperature by more than 5°C, the sensor
is damaged.
Troubleshooting
Cause 3: The sensor body has come into

Eliminate the
contact with a hot source, such as direct
interference of
sunlight or hot surface of a heat
external hot source to
exchanger, which causes the detected
the sensor
value to be lower than the normal value
Cause 4: If the error cannot be cleared

Replace the main
after causes 1/2/3 have been eliminated,
the main control board of the IDU is
IDU
damaged
Note:
1. The inlet air temperature sensor is commonly found in the fresh air IDUs (The sensor code is
defined as T0), and its resistance and temperature characteristics are similar to T1 - return air
temperature sensor. Please refer to the Table of Temperature Sensor Resistance Characteristics
listed in the Maintenance Manual to learn more about the sensor's features.
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6.1.30 dE1 - Sensor control board fault
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger If the main control board of an IDU has lost communication with sensor control board for 2 min

Replace the
between the main control board of
communication
the IDU and the sensor control
cable and properly
board has become disconnected or
connect the cable
short circuited

between the main control board of Connect the cable
IDU and the adapter board has properly
become loose
Troubleshooting dE1
Replace the main
board is damaged
IDU
Cause 4: The sensor control board is Replace the sensor

damaged control board
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6.1.31 dE2 - PM2.5 sensor fault
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger If the main control board of an IDU has lost communication with PM2.5 sensor for 2 min
Cause 1: The communication cable Replace the

between the PM2.5 sensor and the communication
sensor control board becomes cable and properly
disconnected or short circuited connect the cable

Connect the cable
between the PM2.5 sensor and the
properly
adapter board has become loose
dE2
Troubleshooting Replace the main

Cause 3: The IDU main control board
is damaged
IDU

after causes 1/2/3 have been Replace the PM2.5
eliminated, the PM2.5 sensor is sensor (1)
damaged
Note:
1. If the PM2.5 sensor is integrated with the sensor control board, making disassembly difficult, then replace
the sensor control board directly.
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6.1.32 dE3 - CO2 sensor fault
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger If the main control board of an IDU has lost communication with CO2 sensor for 2 min
Cause 1: CO2 sensor pins are

Properly connect
improperly connected to the sensor
the pins
control board
Replace the main

dE3 control board of the
is damaged
IDU
Cause 3: If the error cannot be
cleared after causes 1/2 have been Replace the CO2
eliminated, the CO2 sensor is sensor (1)
damaged
Troubleshooting
Note 1:
1) The CO2 sensor pins should be inserted on the sensor control board according to the wiring nameplate.
2) When inserting and removing the sensor, do not press and deform the sensor surface, as it may change
its internal optical path and cause zero drift to the sensor, making the measuring results of sensor too large
or even out of range.
3) When inserting and removing the sensor: Operators must keep their hands clean and dry; the antistatic
wrist strap should be worn on the wrist; the metal piece inside the antistatic wrist strap should be in close
contact with the skin; and the metal clamp of the antistatic wrist strap should be placed at the exposed
copper grounding wire.
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6.1.33 dE4 - Formaldehyde sensor fault
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger If the main control board of an IDU has lost communication with formaldehyde sensor for 2 min
Cause 1: The formaldehyde sensor

pins are improperly connected to the
pins
sensor control board
Replace the main

dE4 control board of the
is damaged
IDU
Cause 3: If the error cannot be cleared Replace the

after causes 1/2 have been eliminated, formaldehyde sensor
Troubleshooting the formaldehyde sensor is damaged (1)
Note 1:
1) The formaldehyde sensor pins should be inserted on the sensor control board according to the wiring
nameplate.
2) When inserting and removing the sensor, do not touch or squeeze the white sensor film with your hand.
3) When inserting and removing the sensor: Operators must keep their hands clean and dry; the antistatic
wrist strap should be worn on the wrist; the metal piece inside the antistatic w rist strap should be in close
contact with the skin; and the metal clamp of the antistatic wrist strap should be placed at the exposed
copper grounding wire.
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6.1.34 dE5 - INTELLECTUAL EYE sensor fault
Note: The INTELLECTUAL EYE sensor (or human detector) on the smart panel is used to detect the location of the human
body.
Error display
Panel, wired controller
Error impact
If the control board of intelligent panel has lost communication with the INTELLECTUAL EYE sensor for 10s
Error trigger
and a fault signal has been sent to the IDU main control board

between the human detector and the Connect the cable
control board on the intelligent panel properly
is loose
Replace the main

is damaged
IDU
Replace the control

Cause 3: The control board on the
Troubleshooting dE5 board on the
intelligent panel is damaged
intelligent panel
Cause 4: The intelligent panel is Replace the panel or

connected to a wrong IDU IDU

cleared after causes 1/2/3/4 have Replace the human
been eliminated, the human detector detector
is damaged
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6.1.35 E21, E24, E81 - T0 (fresh inlet air temperature sensor) short-circuits or cuts off, T1 (IDU return air
temperature sensor) short-circuits or cuts off, and TA (outlet air temperature sensor) short-circuits or
cuts off
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger When detecting that the temperature sensor short-circuits or cuts off
 The temperature sensor is damaged.
 The sensor plug to the T0/T1/TA port in the IDU main control board is loose.
Possible cause
E21/E24/E81 (1)
Is the
Yes
temperature sensor plug
connecting to the IDU main
control board loose?
No
Is the Yes
Replace the temperature
Troubleshooting temperature sensor resistance
sensor
abnormal (2)?
No

board of the IDU
Note:
1) The E21/E24/E81 code respectively corresponds to the T0/T1/TA temperature sensor. Check
the wiring nameplate to find the sensor port on the main control board.
2) Measure the resistance between two pins of the sensor plug with a multimeter. A resistance
value close to 0 indicates a short circuit has occurred in the temperature sensor, and a resistance
value close to infinity indicates an open circuit in the temperature sensor.
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6.1.36 EA2 - Return air humidity sensor fault
Error display
query displayed
Error impact
If the main control board of an IDU has lost communication with the return air humidity sensor for 2
Error trigger
min
 The humidity sensor board is damaged.
 The cable plug connecting to the RH port in the IDU main control board is loose.
Possible cause  The cable plug connecting to the humidity sensor board is loose.
EA2
Is the cable plug
(with one end connecting to
RH port of the IDU main control Yes
board and the other end connecting
to humidity sensor board)
loose?
No
Are wires short circuited or Yes

Replace the wires
disconnected? (1)
Troubleshooting
No
Replace
the humidity sensor board and Yes
Fault cleared
power on the system again. Is the
fault cleared?
No

board of the IDU
Note:
1. Use a multimeter to measure the resistance between the pin in the plug at two ends of each
wire. A resistance value close to 0 indicates a short circuit has occurred in the wire, and a
resistance value close to infinity indicates an open circuit in the wire.
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6.1.37 EC1 - R32 refrigerant leakage sensor fault
Check the R32 refrigerant leakage sensor of faulty IDU
If the measured refrigerant saturation pressure at the liquid side or gas side is equal to the standard saturation pressure, there is
no refrigerant leak. Then check whether the sensor is damaged or contaminated by foreign materials (such as steam and oil). If so,
replace the sensor.
Error display
Faulty IDU: stops. Other IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Error impact
When the IDU main control board receives sensor module fault signal from the R32 refrigerant
Error trigger
detection device
Error recovery When the IDU main control board cannot detect a sensor module fault signal
Cause 1: Red, yellow and green

ligh ts a re d immed, and after
Power on the con tro l
pressing S1, the green ligh t is
boa rd for the dete ction
still dimmed, indi cating the

device
control board for the de tection
device is powere d off
Cause 2: The ye llow lig ht Replace th e R32 sensor

flashes twi ce every second, module an d then pre ss
indi cating the sen sor bo dy is and ho ld S1 for 20s to
faulty reset the yellow l ight (1)
Cause 3: The ye llow lig ht Reconnect the

EC1 flashes every 6 seconds, commu nicatio n cable
indi cating There is a between th e sensor and
commu nicatio n fault betwee n the con tro l bo ard. If th e
sensor and detection de vice fault pe rsists, repl ace the
control board commu nicatio n cable (1)
Ope n the cover o f th e

R32 refriger ant de tection
device and ch eck the Cause 4: The ye llow lig ht flash es Replace th e R32 sensor
status o f th e L EDs every 3 seconds, indi cating the module an d then pre ss
sensor has re ach ed the en d of its and ho ld S1 for 20s to
service life reset the yellow l ight (1)
Troubleshooting
Pro perly conn ect the
cable between th e control boa rd
commu nicatio n cable
for the detecti on device and the
1/2/3 according to the
ada pte r bo ard 1/2/3 is short
detectio n d evice
circuite d, disconnected or
instruction s
wrongly co nnecte d (2)
Cause 6: If th e e rror ca nnot be

cleared after cau ses 1/2/3/4 have Replace th e main control
bee n e limi nated, the ma in control boa rd o f th e IDU
boa rd o f IDU is damage d
Note:
1. How to reset when the sensor body is faulty or the sensor has reached the end of its service life:
After faults have been cleared, press and hold the S1 button on the control board for 20s to reset
the unit. After resetting, all the LED indicators are lit for 2s before they become dimmed. The R32
sensor life recorded by the control board EEPROM is cleared. Communication between the sensor
and the control board for the detection device is automatically restored.
2. The communication connection between the control board for the detection device and the
adapter board 1/2/3 is shown in Figure 1 below.
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Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the R32 refrigerant leakage detection system
1-1: Common terminal

2-2: Sending R32 refrigerant leakage signal Connecting an
3-3: Sending sensor module fault signal alarm or a fan
1-1/2-2/3-3 AC220V
three-core communication cable output
S1 button
Buzzer
Adapter board
Ten-core
communication cable
(configured by factory)
UART protocol
AC220V input R32 sensor module
IDU main control board Control board for R32 refrigerant detection device
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6.1.38 F01, F11, F21 - T2A (heat exchanger inlet temperature sensor) short-circuits or cuts off, T2 (heat
exchanger middle temperature sensor) short-circuits or cuts off, and T2B (heat exchanger outlet
temperature sensor) short-circuits or cuts off
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger When detecting that the temperature sensor short-circuits or cuts off
 The temperature sensor is damaged.
 The sensor plug connecting to the T2A/T2/T2B port in the IDU main control board is loose.
Possible cause
F01/F11/F21 (1)
Is the
temperature sensor Yes
plug connecting to the IDU Reconnect the plug tightly
main control board
getting loose?
No
Is the
Yes
temperature sensor Replace the temperature
Troubleshooting resistance sensor
abnormal (2)?
No

board of the IDU
Note:
1) The F01/F11/F21 codes respectively correspond to T2A/T2/T2B temperature sensors. Check
the wiring nameplate to find the sensor port on the main control board.
2) Measure the resistance between two pins of the sensor plug with a multimeter. A resistance
value close to 0 indicates a short circuit has occurred in the temperature sensor, and a resistance
value close to infinity indicates an open circuit in the temperature sensor.
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6.1.39 P71 - Main control board EEPROM fault
Error display
Error impact
When the master chip cannot receive data from EEPROM (EEPROM: a non-volatile memory whose
Error trigger
data are kept even when powered off)
Possible cause
 External interference (such as noise and electromagnetic)
P71
Power off and then

power on the IDU
No
Troubleshooting Is the fault cleared?
board of the IDU
Yes
The main control board

of IDU is normal and
subject to external
interference (such as
noise and
electromagnetic)
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6.1.40 P72 - IDU display control board EEPROM fault
Error display
Panel or display box
The faulty IDU operates normally, and the error code is displayed on the panel or display box only. Other
Error impact IDUs of the same system: operate normally.
Unable to read data from display control board EEPROM (EEPROM: a non-volatile memory whose data are
Error trigger
kept even when powered off)
 The display control board is damaged.
Possible cause
 External interference (such as noise and electromagnetic)
P72
Power off and then

power on the IDU
Troubleshooting
No Replace the display
Is the fault cleared?
control board
Yes
The display control board

is normal and subject to
external interference
(such as noise and
electromagnetic)
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6.1.41 U01 - Locked (electronic lock)
Error display
All IDUs of the same system: stop running, displaying code "U01"
Error impact
ODU of the same system: stops running, displaying code "U01"
Error trigger When detecting that the ODU is locked
Possible cause The ODU is still locked.
U01
Troubleshooting Unlock the ODU

depending on the type of
ODUs (1)
Note 1: To get unlocking methods and tools, please contact your local dealer or technical support
personnel.
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6.1.42 U11 - Unit model code not set
Error display
1) The faulty IDU stops running.

2) Other IDUs of the same system:
 If the address for the faulty IDU has been set, other IDUs will operate normally.
 Otherwise, other IDUs will encounter the following situations: The fan continues running, the EXV is
Error impact closed, and ODU error code "A51" is displayed (V6 platform IDU displays the code "Ed").
 If the address for the faulty IDU has been set, the ODU will operate normally.
 Otherwise, the ODU will display the error code "C26" (number of IDUs reduced) (V6 platform ODU
displays the code "H7")
Error trigger When detecting that the unit model code for IDU main control board is not set
 The unit model code has not been set after replacing the IDU main control board.
Possible cause
 The new IDU main control board is damaged.
U11
Use the dedicated tooling

(1) to set the model code
for the main control
board of IDU, and power
on the unit again
Troubleshooting No Replace the main control

board of the IDU
Yes
Fault cleared
Note 1: For specialized tooling and instructions, please contact your local dealer or technical support
personnel.
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6.1.43 U12 - Horsepower code not set
Error display

2) Other IDUs of the same system:
 If the address for the faulty IDU has been set, other IDUs will operate normally.
 Otherwise, other IDUs will encounter the following situations: The fan continues running, the EXV is
Error impact closed, and ODU error code "A51" is displayed (V6 platform IDU displays the code "Ed").
 If the address for the faulty IDU has been set, the ODU will operate normally.
 Otherwise, the ODU will display the error code "C26" (number of IDUs reduced) (V6 platform ODU
displays the code "H7")
Error trigger When detecting that the horsepower code for IDU main control board has not been set
 The horsepower code has not been set after replacing the IDU main control board.
Possible cause
U12
Use the dedicated tooling
(1) to set the horsepower
code for the main control
board of IDU, and power
on the unit again

board of the IDU
Yes
Fault cleared
Note 1: For specialized tooling and instructions, please contact your local dealer or technical support
personnel.
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6.1.44 U38 - Address code not detected
Error display

2) Other IDUs of the same system: The fan continues running, the EXV is closed, and ODU error code
Error impact "A51" is displayed (V6 platform IDU displays the code "Ed").
ODU of the same system: Otherwise, the ODU will display the error code "C26" (number of IDUs reduced)
(V6 platform ODU displays the code "H7")
Error trigger When detecting that the address code for IDU main control board has not been set
 The address code has not been set after replacing the IDU main control board.
Possible cause
U38
Use the remote controller

or wired controller (1) to
set the address code for
the main control board of
IDU, and power on the
unit again

board of the IDU
Yes
Fault cleared
Note 1: For instructions on how to set up addresses for a remote controller or a wired controller, please refer
to relevant manuals.
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6.1.45 J01 - Motor failed more than once
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger If fan control faults have occurred 10 times in 120 min (1)
Possible cause The fan drive faults have caused the motor to fail more than once.
J01 (1)
Enter the spot check

interface of the IDU to view
the fan error code
Take relevant
countermeasures according
to the error code
If the fault persists, please

Troubleshooting contact the technical support
personnel of your dealer
Note:
1. Enter the spot check interface of the IDU to query fan drive fault code (see the table below). For specific
troubleshooting methods, please refer to this document.
No. Error Fan drive fault name
1 J1E
code IPM (fan module) overcurrent protection
2 J11 Instantaneous overcurrent protection for phase
3 J3E Low bus voltage fault
current
4 J31 High bus voltage fault
5 J43 Phase current sample bias error
6 J47 IPM (fan module) and IDU unmatched
7 J5E Motor startup failure
8 J52 Motor blocking protection
9 J55 Speed control mode setting error
10 J6E Phase lack protection of motor
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6.1.46 J1E - IPM (fan module) overcurrent protection
Error display
query displayed
Error impact
The fault is triggered if one of the following conditions is met:
1) The current value (AC) detected for any phase line of U/V/W on the IPM exceeds the set
Error trigger
overcurrent protection value of the IPM.
2) A fault signal output by the IPM protection circuit is detected.
 The motor insulation is damaged or motor coils are short circuited.
Possible cause
Cause 1: Measure th e i nte r-turn win ding

resistan ce be tween the red, white, and
black wires of the mo tor po wer cable. If Replace th e motor

there is a short circuit or an op en circuit,
the mo tor is d amaged
Cause 2: Measure th e r esi stance betwe en

any wir e p in o f th e p owe r cord plu g o f th e
motor a nd the metal housing of the moto r. Replace th e motor
If th e re sistance i s less than 1 MΩ, the
motor i s damage d
J1E
Troubleshooting
Replace th e fan drive
Cause 3: The fan dr ive boa rd is damage d
boa rd (1)
Cause 4: If th e e rror ca nnot be cleare d

afte r causes 1/2/3 have been eli min ate d, Replace th e main control
the ma in control boa rd o f th e IDU is boa rd o f th e IDU
damag ed
Note 1: Please observe the following rule when replacing the fan drive board: For units whose fan
drive board is welded onto the main control board, if either the fan drive board or main control
board becomes faulty, the whole control board has to be replaced.
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6.1.47 J11 - Instantaneous overcurrent protection for phase current
Error display
query displayed
Error impact
The current value (AC) detected for any phase line of U/V/W on the IPM exceeds the set
Error trigger
overcurrent protection value of the driver.
 Motor coils are short circuited, or motor bearing is worn, resulting in abnormal increase of
motor current.
Possible cause  The fan drive board is damaged.
Cause 1: Measure the inter-turn winding

resistance between the red, white, and black
wires of the motor power cable. If there is a Replace the motor
short circuit or an open circuit, the motor is
damaged
Cause 2: The motor bearing is severely worn,
resulting in overcurrent. It causes the motor Replace the motor
to create noise when rotating and to overheat
J11
Troubleshooting
Replace the fan drive
Cause 3: The fan drive board is damaged
board (1)
Cause 4: If the error cannot be cleared after Replace the main

causes 1/2/3 have been eliminated, the control board of the
main control board of the IDU is damaged IDU
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6.1.48 J3E - Low bus voltage fault
Error display Panel or display box Wired controller
Spot check interface query Error code is not displayed
Error impact
Error trigger When the bus voltage (DC voltage) is below the threshold value of the driver (165 V)
 The input voltage is too low, resulting in low bus voltage.
 The input voltage encounters transient drop and interruption, resulting in too low transient
bus voltage.
Possible cause
 The fan drive board is damaged, so the bus voltage detection circuit becomes abnormal.
Cause 1: Measure the input voltage of

the IDU. If the voltage is significantly
lower than the normal value ( 140 V)
Fix the power supply
or the voltage interrupts or drops
instantaneously, the power supply is
abnormal
Cause 2: If the input power supply is

normal, and the voltage (DC) between
P and N is normal (the normal voltage Replace the fan drive
J3E
is about 310 V), it indicates that the board (2)
voltage detection circuit for fan drive
board is abnormal (1)

Replace the main
cleared after causes 1/2 have been
eliminated, the main control board of
IDU
the IDU is damaged
Note:
1. Please refer to the figure below when measuring voltage between P and N. Make sure P/N
measuring points are selected according to PCB type.
Troubleshooting PCB type 1 PCB type 2
P/N measuring point P/N measuring point

P/N measuring point
(front of PCB) (back of PCB)
P P
N N
P
2. Please observe the following rule when replacing the fan drive board: For units whose fan drive
board is welded onto the main control board, if either the fan drive board or main control board
becomes faulty, the whole control board has to be replaced.
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6.1.49 J31 - High bus voltage fault
Error display
query displayed
Error impact
Error trigger When the bus voltage (DC voltage) is greater than the threshold value of the driver (450V)
 The input voltage is too high, resulting in high bus voltage.
 Instantaneous high input voltage.
Possible cause  The fan drive board is damaged, so the bus voltage detection circuit becomes abnormal.
Cause 1: Measure the input voltage of

IDU. If the voltage is significantly higher
than the normal value ( 318 V) or the Fix the power supply
voltage increases instantaneously, the
power supply is abnormal
Cause 2: If the input power supply is
normal, and the voltage (DC) between
P and N is normal (the normal voltage Replace the fan drive
J31
is about 310 V), it indicates that the board (2)
voltage detection circuit for fan drive
board is abnormal (1)

Replace the main
after causes 1/2 have been eliminated,
the main control board of the IDU is
IDU
damaged
Note:
1. Please refer to the figure below when measuring voltage between P and N. Make sure P/N
measuring points are selected according to PCB type.
Troubleshooting PCB type 1 PCB type 2
P/N measuring point P/N measuring point

P/N measuring point
(front of PCB) (back of PCB)
P P
N N
P
2. Please observe the following rule when replacing the fan drive board: For units whose fan drive
board is welded onto the main control board, if either the fan drive board or main control board
becomes faulty, the whole control board has to be replaced.
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6.1.50 J43 - Phase current sample bias error
Error display
query displayed
Error impact
Error trigger When detecting that the current sample is 50% greater than 2.5 V
 The current sampling circuit of the fan drive board is damaged.
J11
Replace
Yes
the fan drive board. Replace the fan drive
Is the fault board (1)
cleared?
Troubleshooting
No

board of the IDU
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6.1.51 J45 - Motor and IDU unmatched
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger If the motor code sent by the IDU main control board is not found in the fan driver
 Unit model code or horsepower code is incorrectly set.
Possible cause
 The fan drive board is wrong or damaged.
J45
Use the dedicated to oling (1) to

set the mo del cod e a nd cap acity
code fo r the main co ntro l b oard
of IDU according to the IDU
model or nomina l capacity, and
power on the unit ag ain
No
Is th e fault cle ared? Replace th e fan drive board (2)
Troubleshooting
Yes
Fault clear ed
Note:
1. For specialized tooling and instructions, please contact your local dealer or technical support personnel.
2. Please observe the following rule when replacing the fan drive board: For units whose fan drive board is
welded onto the main control board, if either the fan drive board or main control board becomes faulty, the
whole control board has to be replaced.
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6.1.52 J47 - IPM (fan module) and IDU unmatched
Error display
Error impact
Error trigger When detecting that the fan drive board does not match the set value of the driver
 Unit model code or horsepower code is incorrectly set.
Possible cause
 The fan drive board is wrong or damaged.
J45
Use the dedicated tooling (1)

to set the model code and
capacity code for the main
control board of IDU
according to the IDU model
or nominal capacity, and
power on the unit again
No Replace the fan drive board

(2)
Troubleshooting
Yes
Fault cleared
Note:
1. For specialized tooling and instructions, please contact your local dealer or technical support personnel.
2. Please observe the following rule when replacing the fan drive board: For units whose fan drive board is
welded onto the main control board, if either the fan drive board or main control board becomes faulty, the
whole control board has to be replaced.
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6.1.53 J5E - Motor startup failure
Error display
query displayed
Error impact
Error trigger Motor startup failure
 The fan is blocked by foreign material or the motor is damaged and cannot rotate.
Possible cause
Cause 1: Measure the inter-turn

winding resistance between the red,
white, and black wires of the motor Replace the motor
power cable. If there is a short circuit or
an open circuit, the motor is damaged
Cause 2: The fan is blocked by foreign Remove foreign
matters and cannot rotate matter.
J5E
Troubleshooting
Cause 3: The fan drive board is Replace the fan drive
damaged board (1)

Replace the main
cleared after causes 1/2/3 have been
IDU
the IDU is damaged
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6.1.54 J52 - Motor blocking protection
Error display
query displayed
Error impact
Error trigger The motor is blocked.
 The motor shaft gets stuck.
Possible cause
Cause 1: The motor shaft is clogged by

Replace the motor
foreign material

J52
damaged board (1)
Troubleshooting
Replace the main
after causes 1/2/3 have been
IDU
IDU is damaged
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6.1.55 J55 - Speed control mode setting error
Error display
query displayed
Error impact
The IDU is non constant air flow control, but its main control program sets the fan speed according
Error trigger
to the constant air flow control mode.
 The IDU model is set incorrectly.
J55
Use the dedicated tooling (1)

to set the model code for the
main control board of IDU,
and power on the unit again
No Replace the main control
Troubleshooting Is the fault cleared?
board of the IDU
Yes
Fault cleared
Note 1: For specialized tooling and instructions, please contact your local dealer or technical
support personnel.
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6.1.56 J6E - Phase lack protection of motor
Error display
query displayed
Error impact
Error trigger When the motor phase lacks protection
 The motor plug connecting to the U/V/W port in the IDU main control board is loose.
Possible cause
Cause 1: The motor plug connecting

Reconnect the loose
to the U/V/W port in the IDU main
plug
control board is loose

J6E
damaged board (1)
Troubleshooting
Replace the main
cleared after causes 1/2/3 have
been eliminated, the main control
IDU
board of IDU is damaged
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7 Appendix
7.1 Temperature Sensor Resistance Characteristics
Table 7.1: Indoor temperature sensors resistance characteristics

R25=10KΩ±3% B25/50=4100K±3%
Temperature Resistance Resistance Resistance Temperature Resistance Resistance Resistance
(°C) min(kΩ) Normal(kΩ) max(kΩ) (°C) min(kΩ) Normal(kΩ) max(kΩ)
-40 337.762 388.619 446.732 0 32.140 34.385 36.753
-39 315.441 362.171 415.450 1 30.532 32.613 34.803
-38 294.802 337.767 386.646 2 29.013 30.941 32.968
-37 275.699 315.226 360.096 3 27.578 29.364 31.238
-36 258.001 294.386 335.600 4 26.221 27.876 29.609
-35 241.589 275.100 312.977 5 24.938 26.471 28.074
-34 226.358 257.238 292.067 6 23.725 25.145 26.626
-33 212.210 240.679 272.721 7 22.578 23.892 25.260
-32 199.059 225.317 254.809 8 21.492 22.708 23.972
-31 186.823 211.053 238.210 9 20.464 21.590 22.757
-30 175.432 197.799 222.817 10 19.491 20.532 21.609
-29 164.820 185.475 208.531 11 18.569 19.532 20.526
-28 154.925 174.007 195.264 12 17.696 18.586 19.502
-27 145.695 163.330 182.934 13 16.868 17.690 18.536
-26 137.078 153.381 171.467 14 16.084 16.843 17.622
-25 129.030 144.105 160.797 15 15.341 16.041 16.758
-24 121.508 135.452 150.861 16 14.635 15.281 15.941
-23 114.473 127.375 141.604 17 13.966 14.562 15.169
-22 107.892 119.832 132.974 18 13.332 13.880 14.438
-21 101.730 112.783 124.925 19 12.729 13.234 13.746
-20 95.959 106.193 117.413 20 12.157 12.621 13.091
-19 90.551 100.028 110.399 21 11.614 12.041 12.471
-18 85.480 94.259 103.846 22 11.099 11.490 11.884
-17 80.724 88.857 97.721 23 10.608 10.967 11.327
-16 76.260 83.796 91.994 24 10.143 10.471 10.800
-15 72.070 79.054 86.636 25 9.700 10.000 10.300
-14 68.134 74.607 81.620 26 9.254 9.553 9.853
-13 64.436 70.436 76.924 27 8.830 9.128 9.428
-12 60.960 66.521 72.525 28 8.429 8.725 9.024
-11 57.691 62.847 68.402 29 8.048 8.342 8.639
-10 54.615 59.396 64.536 30 7.686 7.977 8.273
-9 51.721 56.153 60.911 31 7.342 7.631 7.924
-8 48.996 53.106 57.509 32 7.016 7.302 7.592
-7 46.430 50.241 54.315 33 6.706 6.988 7.276
-6 44.012 47.546 51.317 34 6.412 6.690 6.975
-5 41.733 45.010 48.500 35 6.132 6.407 6.688
-4 39.585 42.623 45.853 36 5.866 6.137 6.414
-3 37.558 40.376 43.365 37 5.613 5.880 6.153
-2 35.647 38.259 41.025 38 5.373 5.635 5.905
-1 33.843 36.264 38.824 39 5.144 5.402 5.667
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Table 7.1: Indoor temperature sensors resistance characteristics(continues)

40 4.926 5.179 5.441 80 1.060 1.166 1.281
41 4.718 4.968 5.225 81 1.025 1.128 1.240
42 4.521 4.766 5.019 82 0.990 1.091 1.201
43 4.333 4.573 4.822 83 0.958 1.056 1.164
44 4.154 4.390 4.634 84 0.926 1.022 1.127
45 3.983 4.215 4.455 85 0.895 0.990 1.092
46 3.821 4.047 4.283 86 0.866 0.958 1.059
47 3.666 3.888 4.120 87 0.838 0.928 1.026
48 3.518 3.736 3.963 88 0.811 0.899 0.995
49 3.377 3.590 3.813 89 0.785 0.870 0.965
50 3.243 3.451 3.670 90 0.760 0.843 0.935
51 3.114 3.318 3.533 91 0.735 0.817 0.907
52 2.991 3.192 3.402 92 0.712 0.792 0.880

53 2.874 3.070 3.276 93 0.689 0.768 0.854
54 2.762 2.954 3.156 94 0.668 0.744 0.829
55 2.656 2.843 3.041 95 0.647 0.722 0.804
56 2.553 2.737 2.931 96 0.627 0.700 0.781
57 2.456 2.635 2.825 97 0.607 0.679 0.758
58 2.362 2.538 2.723 98 0.589 0.659 0.736
59 2.273 2.444 2.626 99 0.571 0.639 0.715
60 2.187 2.355 2.533 100 0.553 0.620 0.694
61 2.105 2.269 2.444 101 0.537 0.602 0.674
62 2.027 2.187 2.358 102 0.520 0.584 0.655
63 1.952 2.109 2.276 103 0.505 0.567 0.637
64 1.880 2.033 2.197 104 0.490 0.551 0.619
65 1.811 1.961 2.121 105 0.475 0.535 0.602
66 1.745 1.892 2.048 106 0.461 0.520 0.585
67 1.682 1.825 1.978 107 0.448 0.505 0.569
68 1.622 1.761 1.911 108 0.434 0.490 0.553
69 1.564 1.700 1.847 109 0.422 0.477 0.538
70 1.508 1.641 1.785 110 0.410 0.463 0.523
71 1.455 1.585 1.725 111 0.398 0.450 0.509
72 1.403 1.530 1.668 112 0.386 0.438 0.495
73 1.354 1.478 1.613 113 0.375 0.425 0.482
74 1.307 1.428 1.559 114 0.365 0.414 0.469
75 1.261 1.380 1.509 115 0.354 0.402 0.456
76 1.218 1.334 1.460 116 0.344 0.391 0.444
77 1.176 1.289 1.412 117 0.335 0.381 0.433
78 1.136 1.247 1.367 118 0.325 0.370 0.421
79 1.098 1.206 1.323 119 0.317 0.361 0.410
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Table 7.1: Indoor temperature sensors resistance characteristics(continues)

120 0.308 0.351 0.400
121 0.299 0.342 0.389
122 0.291 0.332 0.379
123 0.283 0.324 0.370
124 0.276 0.315 0.360
125 0.268 0.307 0.351
126 0.261 0.299 0.342
127 0.254 0.291 0.334
128 0.247 0.284 0.325
129 0.241 0.277 0.317
130 0.234 0.269 0.309
131 0.228 0.263 0.302
132 0.222 0.256 0.294
133 0.217 0.250 0.287
134 0.211 0.243 0.280
135 0.206 0.237 0.273
136 0.200 0.231 0.267
137 0.195 0.226 0.260
138 0.190 0.220 0.254
139 0.186 0.215 0.248
140 0.181 0.210 0.242
141 0.177 0.205 0.237
142 0.172 0.200 0.231
143 0.168 0.195 0.226
144 0.164 0.190 0.221
145 0.160 0.186 0.216
146 0.156 0.181 0.211
147 0.152 0.177 0.206
148 0.148 0.173 0.201
149 0.145 0.169 0.197
150 0.142 0.165 0.192
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7.2 Indoor and outdoor unit compatibility
Indoor Unit
V6 platform V8 platform
Indoor Unit 2nd 2nd 3rd
V8 indoor
Outdoor Unit generation generation HRV AHU-Kit generation
unit
AC DC DC
MDV-D*** MI2-*** HRV-*** AHUKZ-**D MIH*** MI2-***
V5X MV5-X*** √ √ √ √ × ×
V4+
V4+W MDVS-*** √ √ √ √ × ×
platform
Mini VRF \ √ √ √ √ × ×
V6 MV6-*** √ √ √ √ √ √
V6i MV6-i*** √ √ √ √ √ √
VX MVX-*** √ √ √ √ √ √
V6 VXi MVX-i*** √ √ √ √ √ √
platform V6R MV6-R*** √ √ √ √ × ×
Outdoor
VC Pro MVC-*** √ √ √ √ √ √
Unit
VCi MDVC-V*** √ √ √ √ √ √
Mini C \ √ √ √ √ √ √
V8 MV8-*** √ √ × √ √ √
V8i MV8i-*** √ √ × √ √ √
V8 V8S MV8S-*** √ √ × √ √ √
platform R32 Mini MV8M-*** × × × √ √ √
R410A
MV8M-*** √ √ × √ √ √
Mini
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MIDEA V8 VRF SERIES SERVICE MANUAL

Commercial Air Conditioners

1 Main PCB Ports ......................................................................................... 2

2 Indoor unit settings ................................................................................ 17

5 Errors and operation code ...................................................................... 38

7 Appendix .............................................................................................. 105

Table 1.1: Compact Four-way Cassette main PCB ports

5. Refer to Table 1.2 for voltage test instructions of some ports.

4 CN4 Program burning port(fan motor)

7 CN35 Humidity sensor connection

GND 3.3V 12V

8 CN18 Communication Switch Board

GND 12V 5V GND2

12 CN5 Water level port

14 CN30 Display panel connection

15 CN8 EEV drive port

21 CN25 Program burning port(indoor unit) GND

23 CN99 After-sale Kit communication port

Table 1.3: Four-way Cassette main PCB ports

5. Refer to Table 1.2 for voltage test instructions of some ports.

4 CN4 Program burning port(fan motor)

5 CN55 Remote on/off switch connection

7 CN35 Humidity sensor connection

GND 3.3V 12V

8 CN18 Communication Switch Board

GND 12V 5V GND2

12 CN5 Water level port

14 CN30 Display panel connection

21 CN25 Program burning port(indoor unit) GND

23 CN99 After-sale Kit communication port

Table continued on next page …

Table 1.6: voltage test instructions

5 CN4 Program burning port(fan motor)

11 CN30 Display Panel connection

12 CN35 Humidity sensor connection

13 CN5 Water level port

Table continued on next page …

15 CN18 Communication Switch Board GND -2

17 CN25 Program burning port(indoor unit) GND

23 CN99 After-sale Kit communication port

Table 1.7: Medium Static Pressure Duct main PCB ports

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Table 1.8: Compact Four-way Cassette main PCB ports

4 CN4 Program burning port(fan motor)

7 CN35 Humidity sensor connection

GND 3.3V 12V

8 CN18 Communication Switch Board

GND 12V 5V GND2

12 CN5 Water level port

14 CN30 Display panel connection

15 CN8 EEV drive port

21 CN25 Program burning port(indoor unit) GND

23 CN99 After-sale Kit communication port

Wired controller button 00: Off

EXV opening selection 01: 288P

Delay time setting (Using 02 - 2min

function setting 01: Alarm when open

Initial static pressure 00: Not reset