Samsung AF28HVSDADFNMG manual FfTightening of connection parts, FfPipe insulation

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Connecting pipes

ffTightening of connection parts

Alight the pipes to be connected and tighten the flare nuts with your hands first and then with a torque wrench, tighten it in a direction shown in below illustration.

-- You can avoid of gas leakage by applying refrigerant oil on the flare connection part.

Pipe

Flare connection part

Monkey

 

 

 

 

spanner

 

 

Torque

Flare nut

 

wrench

Diameter(D)

ø6.35mm

ø9.52mm

ø12.70mm

ø15.88mm

ø19.05mm

Torque (kgf•cm)

140~170

250~280

380~420

440~480

990~1210

• Apply the torque depending on the diameter and tighten it securely to make sure there is no leakage.

CAUTION

5.Eliminate the uncondensed gas with vacuum pump and open the service valve to put the refrigerant. -- Make sure to perform leak test. (Refer to 'Performing leak test' on page 51.)

6.Insulate the drain hose after connecting it.

-- Insulate it correctly to avoid dew formation.

ffPipe insulation

1) Insulate the refrigerant pipes heavily with the finishing tape.

Pipe insulation

Finishing tape

If the insulation is poor, dew may form and leak through the

 

 

 

indoor.

 

 

2)Use finishing tape wind up the refrigerant pipe.

3)When you bend the pipe and secure a minimum bending radius of 100mm to prevent any distortion of the pipe.

Indoor/outdoor unit

communication cable Indoor/outdoor unit power cable

7. Wind a finish tape when connecting refrigerant pipe, and communication cable is completed.

Indoor unit

Outdoor unit

 

Low pressure

 

 

pipe

 

 

High pressure

 

Valve core

pipe

 

Flare nut

Low pressure side

L wrench

 

 

 

High pressure side

Service port cap

 

Stop valve

 

 

Service port

 

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Contents This product is RoHS compliant Questions or COMMENTS?Thank you for purchasing this Samsung product Air ConditionerSeasons of effective cleaning Features of your new air conditionerSmart sensor Applicable to AF28HVSDAN onlyContents Injury or property damage Safety precautionsFfThis may result in electric shock or fire For Power Supply Warning For Using Do not place objects or devices under the indoor unit For Cleaning Do not clean the inside of the air conditioner by yourself Using outdoor unit Using indoor unitInstalling outdoor unit Checking before useAuxiliary power switch NFB, ELB, etc Auxiliary power switchOperation ranges Functions available for each modelIndoor unit Checking the name of the partsButtons on control panel DisplayConditioner will operate with auto mode Operation with control panelFan speed of each air outlet will differ Remote controller buttons Checking the remote controllerBattery changing time Remote controller displayStoring the remote controller Inserting the batteriesAuto Basic operationCool DryExcept in Auto mode Press the button to adjust the desired temperaturePress the button to turn on the air conditioner Solomode RemarksTurbo function is only available in the Cool mode Press the button on the remote controller in the Cool modeTurbo operation Air flow directionGoodsleep operation When the air conditioner is on and in cool modeTemperature and fan speed changes in goodsleep mode Goodsleep functions Setting the On/Off timerAir conditioner will turn on after 3 hours Your air conditioner will turn onTo adjust the lighting level of an indoor unit Press the button during Cool modeSmart sensor operation Lighting functionQuiet operation Auto clean operationCleaning the indoor unit Cleaning the air conditionerCleaning the outdoor unit heat exchanger Product can be scratched easilyRemove dust with a vacuum cleaner or running water Cleaning the Full HD filterFull HD filter filters the big dust of incoming air Pull out the Full HD filter in the arrow directionCleaning the Zero filter Troubleshooting Odors permeate Conditioner isWater is Heard when refrigerant flow movement changes. It is normalOpen Source Announcement Installation parts English Required tools General toolsTools for test operations Outdoor unit Choosing the installation locationIndoor/outdoor unit installation diagram Installation space for floor type indoor unitPiping length for indoor/outdoor unit installation Outdoor unit Fixing outdoor unitSea breeze Indoor unit accessories AccessoriesOutdoor unit accessories Installation accessoriesInstallation procedure Connecting pipesDrilling a hole and fixing the indoor unit FfDrill a hole with diameter of 60~65mm towards the outsideFfFlare process FfFlare lengthFfIncorrectly flared pipes FfTightening of connection parts FfPipe insulationIndoor Use finishing tape wind up the refrigerant pipe Connecting drain hose Connection with wire-concealed pipingFix the drain hose tightly to prevent any water leakage Wiring standard Connecting procedureElectrical work Type of outdoor unit power supply Safety information on outdoor unit power supplyFfItems to prepare How to connect your extended power cablesApply heat to the contraction tube to contract it Vacuuming pipe Vacuum pumpNm = 10 kgfcm Test part for indoor unitInstalling the earth wire Charging refrigerantCharge the refrigerant depending on the pipe length Display the temperature of indoor heat exchanger Check and test operationDisconnect the pipe
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