I need to know how to connect different Siam and wired units
And how can I find them? There I just added the order in which the connections in the indoor and outdoor units are listed
I am not a technician. I did the air conditioning installation course. I have a tester and I give myself a lot of trouble for these things.
Thanks for responding. Can you tell me a little more about the tester? In which option should I use it and what should I measure
You plug in the interior and turn on cold and with voltage between the terminal block between neutral and 2L / 3L which has tension is forcing the one that does not mark is v. Inverter.
You lift the cover and follow the cables that go to 3 and 4 which is a forcer and which is an inverter or with tension you do the same between neutral and those terminals or the forcer works or you feel the clack of the selenoid.
One more thing. To do it in the outdoor unit, do I have to connect the neutral and line wires? When I measure the voltage with the tester, will the tester itself cause the selenoid or the forcer to activate? Or do I have to pass a separate power cable?
I measured the tension and in the indoor unit I could determine (I think) that the 3L is the formator since at one moment the voltage in the tester moves everywhere, while the 2L does nothing. Of the outdoor unit neither of them gives me voltage when I do neutral and 2 or 3.
Also, I tried to bridge the neutral with the 2 and it does nothing. With 3 either. And with the 1 I just jumped a spark and the house light went out, I don't know if I burn everything or what happened
Well, the light has returned and everything as before. The outdoor unit sounds as if the compressor is working but the fan does not move. I don't know how to prove which is the forcer and which is the investment truth.
I cannot remove the cover and follow the cables because the device is already installed and has a roof
Neutral with 1 starts the compressor
Neutral with 3 or 4 is forcing or investor v.
With 220 volt one wire to neutral another to 3/4
Well, it's what I did at the beginning. But neutral with 2 and 3 does nothing. I clarify that I already connect earth, neutral and 1 and leave them connected to the indoor unit. The 2 and 3 were free. Should I disconnect the neutral that I left fixed?
Yes, something you did wrong, it has to work or selenoid or forger can not be that the two things do not work and if so you have to open to review components.
Regards
Well, I played it. Connect the cables to the outdoor unit, first I put them wrong and the forcer did not turn on so that I connected them backwards and now it turns on. Question: if you turn on the fan is xq so the cables are correctly placed or the same can there be a connection error?
The fan of the outdoor unit turns on together with the compressor and when I heat it also works, the only thing that the inverter v does not sound, I clarify that it still does not release the gas, can it be that? I would like to know if the cables are inverted, the fan would also be working or if it works because they are well placed?
It has nothing to do with electric gas.
By compressor both cold and heat start compressor and external forcer together.
So in theory is it well connected? If the cables were inverted, shouldn't the igniter be turned on? Sorry for so many questions
In theory, the forcer in the indoor unit is 3L and in the outdoor unit it is 4. Thus connected the forcer starts. If you connect it backwards, would the forcer work the same? Or would it never light?
If it is incorrectly connected in heating mode, the forcer does not start.
As it is connected in cold mode, you have to have voltage (220 volt alternating) at the u, outside between N eustro 1 and 4 (in 3 not by serious investor v.)
Yesterday I finished installing all the equipment and it was working correctly both cold and hot. I wanted to thank the guidance they gave me.
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