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    Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump



    Does someone have the Service manual for these machines? Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump and eventually heat recovery (build 2004)


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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Master and slave combination.
    Tried on daikin.co.uk but only operation manuals.
    Problem I had today 1. L8, 2. E6, 3. L9 and 4. L8.
    Both stops after the failure and it becomes then of course very quick cold in the offices.
    Seems to be the power board of the inverter or the inverter compressor.
    I know that in this manual is a guideline how to test the Power PCB on different points (power diodes and transistors) with a digital multimeter.
    Compressor earth is OK but I don't know the right values for the windings.
    Last edited by Peter_1; 27-01-2010 at 05:27 PM.
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Hi Peter,

    I have just found it on the Daikin UK website, are you registered on the extranet? The reference is SiE39-302, if not drop me a line.

    Cheers
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Thanks for your quick reply, I'm unfortunately not registered on their extranet. Think it's a little bit difficult because I'm a Belgium citizen.
    I thought I needed the SiE39-404 manual.
    Can you post it eventually on an external server?
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Peter

    Daikin have 2 Extranets - 1 for the UK and one Europe/world.

    Try registering with this one http://extranet.daikineurope.com/login.htm

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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Hi Peter_1 and good evening.
    Get there the service manual si39-407 ( MA series )
    http://www.mediafire.com/?yjqvybrbiny
    Hope this helps
    rgds
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    U.S. version - no log in required:
    http://www.daikinac.com/commercial/d...c=docs&page=39

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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter_1 View Post
    Thanks for your quick reply, I'm unfortunately not registered on their extranet. Think it's a little bit difficult because I'm a Belgium citizen.
    I thought I needed the SiE39-404 manual.
    Can you post it eventually on an external server?
    Hello Peter,

    You need to verify which VRV model you have M7/M8/M9/MA
    Ie. RXYQ16M8?

    M7 & M8 are almost the same, M9 & MA are almost the same but M7/M8 are very different to M9/MA
    M7/M8 service manual ref: Si39-302 / Si39-404
    M9/MA service manual ref: Si39-501 / Si39-407A

    Problem I had today 1. L8, 2. E6, 3. L9 and 4. L8.
    L8 & L9 – Relate to inverter compressor over current, With these errors I would say the compressor is partially seized or poor electrical connection beween inverter board and compressor terminals.

    E6 – Relates to standard compressor over current >15a

    Hope this helps .
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Wow, what a help guys.
    It's an M7, therfore i thought I needed Si39-404
    Isn't the Si39-303 the Design, Installation & Testing Instruction manual wit less information then the 404?
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by cool#9 View Post
    Hi Peter_1 and good evening.
    Get there the service manual si39-407 ( MA series )
    http://www.mediafire.com/?yjqvybrbiny
    Hope this helps
    rgds
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    Apparently, its for the MA serie - as you described correct in your original message but I hadn't seen it - and not the M7, but anyhow, it's saved for further use.
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter_1 View Post
    Wow, what a help guys.
    It's an M7, therfore i thought I needed Si39-404
    Isn't the Si39-303 the Design, Installation & Testing Instruction manual wit less information then the 404?
    Hi,

    SiE39-302 - M7 service manual
    SiE39-404 - M7/M8 Service manual
    SiE39-303 - Design, installation & testing instructions (less info for fault finding)

    Regards
    Last edited by VRVIII; 27-01-2010 at 08:47 PM.

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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    L8 & L9 – Relate to inverter compressor over current, With these errors I would say the compressor is partially seized or poor electrical connection beween inverter board and compressor terminals.

    E6 – Relates to standard compressor over current >15a



    It's just I want to make sure what I need to order, PCB or compressor.
    Someone told me if you only change one part, you then have to be cautious that the replaced part can be damaged again by the not replaced part.
    I have two of those units connected together where one is shutting down on L8. Can I just pull out temporarily the wires of the inverted controlled compressor so that it keeps running on teh otehr 2 nnot inverter controlled compressors till I have the spare parts? Or will the PCB sees this as new fault? We mostly install Mitsubishi and for several reasons, we avoid Daikin.
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by VRVIII View Post
    Hi,

    SiE39-302 - M7 service manual
    SiE39-303 - Design, installation & testing instructions (less info for fault finding)

    Regards
    So I better look for the SiE39-302 or the SiE-404
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    If you guys ever need something form Mitsubishi ELectric, let me know.
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter_1 View Post
    Wow, what a help guys.
    It's an M7, therfore i thought I needed Si39-404
    Isn't the Si39-303 the Design, Installation & Testing Instruction manual wit less information then the 404?
    OK you can get it: i know that MY (japan factory ) service manual is the same as M7 ( from DENV).
    http://www.mediafire.com/?kmmhwljmyi0
    to go further with you problem you'll maybe need an inverter analyser to test the output of the inverter board, now in France we can afford it in our local supplier. You will find a special mode in the service manual...
    rgds
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by cool#9 View Post
    OK you can get it: i know that MY (japan factory ) service manual is the same as M7 ( from DENV).
    http://www.mediafire.com/?kmmhwljmyi0
    to go further with you problem you'll maybe need an inverter analyser to test the output of the inverter board, now in France we can afford it in our local supplier. You will find a special mode in the service manual...
    rgds
    cool#9
    Perfect cool ...where the hell is the # sign....cool#9
    I think I can go tomorrow on site now with my mini-pc and all you files besides me and also my small gas burner to warm myself a little bit. Hopes it stops snowing.
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by cool#9 View Post
    [U].... You will find a special mode in the service manual...
    rgds
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    Haven't found this in the 404 manual.
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter_1 View Post
    L8 & L9 – Relate to inverter compressor over current, With these errors I would say the compressor is partially seized or poor electrical connection beween inverter board and compressor terminals.

    E6 – Relates to standard compressor over current >15a


    It's just I want to make sure what I need to order, PCB or compressor.
    Someone told me if you only change one part, you then have to be cautious that the replaced part can be damaged again by the not replaced part.
    I have two of those units connected together where one is shutting down on L8. Can I just pull out temporarily the wires of the inverted controlled compressor so that it keeps running on teh otehr 2 nnot inverter controlled compressors till I have the spare parts? Or will the PCB sees this as new fault? We mostly install Mitsubishi and for several reasons, we avoid Daikin.

    Peter,

    Disconnecting the compressor will also cause an error, you need to disable the compressor by field setting. The setting depends on if you have a stand alone unit or a multi system (units linked together as 1 system), which do you have on site?

    I would only replace one part and going by your inverter fault description I would say 90% sure inverter compressor. A faulty compressor can damage a new inverter PCB but a faulty PCB will not damage a new compressor.

    I would carry out further investigation into E6 fault, are you sure this wasn’t an E5 error?
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter_1 View Post
    Haven't found this in the 404 manual.
    Look at outdoor field settings (404 manual page 139):

    Mode 2 setting 28 - inverter check mode
    Last edited by VRVIII; 27-01-2010 at 09:25 PM.

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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by VRVIII View Post
    Look at outdoor field settings:

    Mode 2 setting 28 - inverter check mode
    Yes, and do not forgot to disconnect the compressor ... good night to all
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Sorry Peter I have just read you post again and noticed that you have 2 units linked together.

    You will have:
    1 master unit - with H8P on & F1F2 indoor wiring connected.
    1 slave unit - with H8P flashing & only Q1Q2 wiring connected.

    When you have a multi system you can not disable the faulty compressor and you will need to disable the unit with faulty compressor.

    Mode 2 setting 38 - disable master unit
    Mode 2 setting 39 - disable slave 1 unit
    Last edited by VRVIII; 27-01-2010 at 09:54 PM.

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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by VRVIII View Post
    Peter,

    Disconnecting the compressor will also cause an error, you need to disable the compressor by field setting. The setting depends on if you have a stand alone unit or a multi system (units linked together as 1 system), which do you have on site?

    I would only replace one part and going by your inverter fault description I would say 90% sure inverter compressor. A faulty compressor can damage a new inverter PCB but a faulty PCB will not damage a new compressor.

    I would carry out further investigation into E6 fault, are you sure this wasn’t an E5 error?
    Multiple system, 2 pcs RXYQ16 linked, it was E6 fault.
    I argued the same, that I doubt a PCB can damage a compressor.
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    In case someone is still awake referring to 5.2.2 Emergency operation..i can switch off temporarily the faulty compressor
    5.2.2. is referring to 1 outdoor unit (RXYQ8 to 16M) where 5.2.3.speaks about multi OUtdoor unit system (RXYQ18 to 48 M) I'm having two RXYQ16 units
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter_1 View Post
    In case someone is still awake referring to 5.2.2 Emergency operation..i can switch off temporarily the faulty compressor
    5.2.2. is referring to 1 outdoor unit (RXYQ8 to 16M) where 5.2.3.speaks about multi OUtdoor unit system (RXYQ18 to 48 M)
    Peter,

    Do you mean; you have 1 faulty compressor on each unit?
    IE. master inverter compressor faulty & Slave unit standard compressor faulty.

    I'm having two RXYQ16 units
    2 x RXYQ16 = RXYQ32 multi outdoor system, this means you must look at 5.2.3 and
    temporarily disable the faulty unit (not the compressor only) by mode 2 setting 38 for master or 39 for slave 1
    Last edited by VRVIII; 28-01-2010 at 07:05 PM.

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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by VRVIII View Post
    Peter,

    Do you mean; you have 1 faulty compressor on each unit?
    IE. master inverter compressor faulty & Slave unit standard compressor faulty.

    2 x RXYQ16 = RXYQ32 multi outdoor system, this means you must look at 5.2.3 and
    temporarily disable the faulty unit (not the compressor only) by mode 2 setting 38 for master or 39 for slave 1
    Thanks, just back from school. I have one faulty compressor on the master unit. Was back today, compressor spins up for +/- 30 to 40 seconds and then it shuts down. All indoor units connected to the multi go in error (I-touch)
    It's somehow strange for me why Daikin shuts down everything when there's a fault on 1 of the 6 compressors? I should conclude that the system may run further with the remaining 5 but giving a fault code of course.
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    Re: Daikin VRVII R410a RXYQ16M Heat pump

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter_1 View Post
    Thanks, just back from school. I have one faulty compressor on the master unit. Was back today, compressor spins up for +/- 30 to 40 seconds and then it shuts down. All indoor units connected to the multi go in error (I-touch)
    It's somehow strange for me why Daikin shuts down everything when there's a fault on 1 of the 6 compressors? I should conclude that the system may run further with the remaining 5 but giving a fault code of course.
    If you turn the remote controller off/on the system will automatically disable the unit with faulty compressor, however after 8hrs the system will again shut down and indicate fault code. see back up operation section in service manual
    To prevent fault reoccurring every 8hrs, you must manually disable the faulty unit as per previous post.
    Last edited by VRVIII; 28-01-2010 at 10:55 PM.

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