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LG Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner SERVICE MANUAL LG CAUTION website http://www.lgservice.com e-mail http://www.lgeservice.com/techsup.html • BEFORE SERVICING THE UNIT, READ THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IN THIS MANUAL. • ONLY FOR AUTHORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
2 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner T ABLE OF CONTENTS T able of contents P age 1. Models List .......................................................................................................................3 2. Saf ety Precautions .............
Models List Ser vice Manual 3 Models List ❈ Local model name Local Model 1 Indoor Outdoor Indoor Outdoor Local Model 2 Factory AT-C243HLF0 AT-C343HLF0 LCN240CP LCN340CP LCU240CP LCU340CP LC240CPI LC340CPI LC240CPO LC340CPO 1.2 Outdoor units Chassis 1Ø, 208-230V, 60Hz Power supply 34 24 kBtu /h 9.
4 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Safety Precautions T o pre vent injury to the user or other people and proper ty damage, the f ollo wing instr uctions must be f ollowed. ■ Incorrect operation due to ignoring instruction will cause har m or damage.
Ser vice Manual 5 ■ Operational Do not install, remove, or re- install the unit by y our self (customer). • There is risk of fire, electric shock, explosion, or injury. Be cautious when unpacking and installing the product. • Sharp edges could cause injury.
6 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner ■ Installation Do not open the inlet grill of the product during operation. (Do not touch the electr ostatic filter , if the unit is so equipped.) • There is risk of physical injury, electric shock, or prod- uct failure.
Ser vice Manual 7 Keep le vel even when installing the pr oduct. • To avoid vibration or water leakage. Use two or more people to lift and transport the product. • Avoid personal injury. Use a soft cloth to c lean. Do not use harsh detergents, solvents, etc.
8 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner F eatures & Benefits En vir onment Friendly Refrigerant : - LG Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioners uses environ- ment friendly refrigerant, which don't do any harm to the environment.
Swirl Swing - It is the function for comfort cooling/heating operation. - The diagonal two louvers are opened the more larger than the other louvers. After one minute, it is opposite. Space Contr ol Vanes angle can be controlled by pair, considering its installation environment.
10 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner F eatures & Benefits High Ceiling Operation - According to the height of ceiling installation, it pro- vides variability of indoor fan motor rpm. If the height of installation is low then you can adjust low rpm of indoor fan motor.
Ser vice Manual 11 List of Functions • Ceiling Cassette List of Functions Air supply outlet Airflow direction control (left & right) Airflow direction control (up & down) Auto swing (left &a.
12 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Function of Remote Control 1. Wireless LCD Remote Contr ol Function of Remote Contr ol Cooling Operation Auto Operation Healthy Dehumidification Operation Operation Mode ON OFF CANCEL SET ° C/ ° F AUT O CLEAN 1 3 5 4 9 10 12 18 16 7 2 8 13 15 11 6 Flip-up door (opened) Signal transmitter 17 14 1.
Ser vice Manual 13 Function of Remote Control Timer Cancel 2ndF Program Week Hour Min Holiday Set/Clr RESET Plasma Operation unit Humidify AUT O SWING OPERA TION F AN SPEED Program set SUB FUNCTION SET TEMP Room T emp HI MED LO Heater Defrost Filter Preheat Out door Time Timer On Set no.
14 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Specifications Specifications Note : 1. Capacities are based on the following conditions: Cooling: - Indoor Temperature 26.7 ° C(80 ° F) DB /19.4 ° C(67 ° F) WB - Outdoor Temperature 35 ° C(95 ° F) DB /23.9 ° C(75 ° F) WB Piping Length - Interconnecting Piping Length 7.
Ser vice Manual 15 Specifications Rated Capacity Cooling kW Btu/h Heating kW Btu/h Rated Input Cooling kW Heating kW Energy Label Testing combination Running current Cooling A Heating A Starting current (Cooling/Heating) A Power supply Phase / Volts / Hz Power supply Cable(outdoor) No.
16 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner 225(8.9) 950(37.4) 950(37.4) 840(33.1) 7 76(3.0) 135(5.3) 4 5 225(8.9) 6 806(31.7) 840(33.1) 840(33.1) 688(27.1) 950(37.4) 30(1.18) 950(37.4) R35(1.4) 3 2 1 900(35.4) (ceiling opening) 688(27.1) (hanging bolt) 840(33.
Ser vice Manual 17 870(34.3) 546(21.5) 54.6(2.1) 333(13.1) Ø 531(20.9) 10(0.4) 808(31.8) 782.5(30.8) 392(15.4) 25.5(1.0) 80(3.1) 50(2.0) 320(12.6) 320(12.
18 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Dimensional Dra wings Model No.: LCU340CP/LC340CPO Gas pipe connection P ar t Name Air discharge grille Liquid pipe connection Ear th screw P ower & tr ansmission connection 5 No . 2 4 3 1 Remark 5 1135(44.7) 1165(45.
Ser vice Manual 19 Wiring Diagrams 1. Indoor Unit LCN240CP/LC240CPI/LCN340CP/LC340CPI Wiring Diagrams Connector Number Location CN-POWER AC power supply CN-MOTOR BLDC fan motor output CN-DPUMP Drain p.
20 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Wiring Diagrams LCU240CP/LC240CPO LCU340CP/LC340CPO 2. Outdoor Unit Notes: BL RD YL BLUE RED YELLOW BK OR GN/YL BLACK ORANGE GREEN/YELLOW BR WH BRO WN WHITE FIELD W.
Ser vice Manual 21 Refrigerant Cycle Diagrams 1. Cooling Only Models INDOOR UNIT H/EX LIQUID SIDE Gas Side GAS SIDE Capillary T ube OUTDOOR UNIT Thermistor (Air) E.E.V . Accumulator Heat Exchanger Check V alve Constant Compressor 1 Constant Compressor 2 Check V alve Thermistor Thermistor High pressure S/W Thermistor 24k 34k Gas Liquid Rated Max.
22 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Installation More than 30cm(11.8inch) Fence or obstacles Sunr oof Fence or obstacles Sunroof More than 50cm(19.7inch) (Service space) More than 30cm(11.8inch) More than 50cm(19.7inch) More than 70cm(27.6inch) More than 50cm(19.
Ser vice Manual 23 Installation Bolt Tubing connection 2. Settlement of outdoor unit • Anchor the outdoor unit with a bolt and nut( ø 10mm(0.39inch)) tightly and horizontally on a concrete or rigid mount.
24 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Installation 4. Wiring Connection Make sure that the screws of the terminal are free from looseness. WARNING 1. All wiring must comply with LOCAL REGULATIONS. 2. Select a power source that is capable of supplying the current as required by the air conditioner.
Ser vice Manual 25 Installation 5. Installation of Decoration P anel 1. Temporarily fix two decoration panel fixing screws (hexagon M5 screw) on the unit body. (Tighten by amount 10mm(0.39inch) in length.) The fixing screws (hexagon M5 screw) are included the indoor unit box.
26 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Installation 6. Heat Insulation and pipings 1. Use the heat insulation material for the refrigerant piping which has an excellent heat-resistance (over 120 ° C(248 ° F) ).
Ser vice Manual 27 Installation 7. Drain Pipe W ork ■ Drain Piping of Ceiling Cassette • Drain piping must have down-slope (1/50 to 1/100): be sure not to provide up-and-down slope to prevent reversal flow. • During drain piping connection, be careful not to exert extra force on the drain port on the indoor unit.
28 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Installation 1) PRECA UTIONS IN TEST RUN • The initial power supply must provide at least 90% of the rated voltage. Otherwise, the air conditioner should not be operated. For test run, carry out the cooling operation first even during winter season.
Ser vice Manual 29 Installation Thermometer 2) Connection of power suppl y 1. Connect the power supply cord to the independent power supply. • Circuit breaker is required. 2. Operate the unit for fifteen minutes or more. 3) Evaluation of the perf ormance 1.
30 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Installation 9. Optional Operation 1) T wo Thermistor System (1) Open the rear cover of the wired remote-controller to set the mode.
Ser vice Manual 31 Installation 2) Adjusting air v olume to the height of ceiling You can choose the RPM(or air volume) of indoor motor according to the height of ceiling to supply the com- fortable atmosphere to consumers. Procedure 1. Choose the selectable position in the table after measuring the height of ceiling.
32 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner T roubleshooting Guide T rouble anal ysis 1. Check temperature difference between intake and discharge air, and operating current.
Ser vice Manual 33 T roubleshooting Guide Electr onic P ar ts T r oubleshooting Guide The Product doesn ’ t operate at all. Turn off the main power and wait until LED on outdoor PCB is off Turn on the main power again. Does the Operating LED of indoor unit blink When Operation's ON? Refer to the self-diagnosis function.
34 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner T roubleshooting Guide Turn on main power. While the compressor has been stopped, the compressor does not operate owing to the delaying function for 3 minutes after stopped. When the compressor stopped Indoor Fan is driven by a low speed.
Ser vice Manual 35 T roubleshooting Guide When cooling does not operate T r ouble 3 Turn on Main Power Operate "Cooling Mode( )" by setting the desired temperature of the remote controller is less than one of the indoor temperature by 1 ° C at least.
36 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner T roubleshooting Guide When indoor F an does not operate T r ouble 4 Check the SSR high speed operation by remote control.
Ser vice Manual 37 T roubleshooting Guide • Confirm that the Vertical Louver is normally geared with the shaft of Stepping Motor. • If the regular torque is detected when rotating the Vertical Lou.
38 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner T roubleshooting Guide ■ Error Indicator • The function is to self-diagnoisis airconditioner and express the troubles identifically if there is any trouble. • Error mark is ON/OFF for the operation LED of evaporator body in the same manner as the following table.
Ser vice Manual 39 T roubleshooting Guide Ω 10k Ω Check the resistance Check the voltage V 2.5Vdc 01 02 06 Indoor air sensor Indoor inlet pipe sensor Indoor outlet pipe sensor • Open / Short •.
40 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner T roubleshooting Guide T roub leshooting CH03 Check the Volt. Indoor Unit V 12Vdc 12V S GND Check the Volt. Wired R/C V 12Vdc 12V S GND 03 Communication Wired R/C • Open / Short • Wrong connection • Connection of wire • Main PCB Volt.
Ser vice Manual 41 T roubleshooting Guide T roub leshooting CH04 Check the resistance Ω 0 Ω CN Float 04 Drain pump / Float switch • Float switch Open. (Normal : short) • The connection of wire(Drain pump/ Float switch) • Drain pump power input.
42 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner T roubleshooting Guide T roub leshooting CH05, CH53 05 / 53 Communication (Indoor → Outdoor) • Communication poorly • Power input AC 220V. (Outdoor, Indoor) • The connector for transmission is disconnected. • The connecting wires are misconnected.
Ser vice Manual 43 T roubleshooting Guide T roub leshooting CH24, CH25 24 25 Press S/W Open Input voltage • Low / High press S/W open. • Abnormal Input voltage (140Vac , 300Vac . • Check the connection of “ CN_Press ” . • Check the components.
44 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner T roubleshooting Guide T roub leshooting CH32, CH33 32 33 D-pipe (Inverter) temp. high (105 ° C(221 ° F) ) D-pipe (Constant) temp. high (105 ° C(221 ° F) ) • Discharge sensor (Inverter) temp. high • Discharge sensor (Cons.
Ser vice Manual 45 T roubleshooting Guide T roub leshooting CH41, CH44, CH45, CH46, CH47, CH65 Ω 41 44 45 46 47 65 D-pipe sensor (Inverter) Air sensor Condenser Pipe sensor Suction Pipe sensor D-pip.
46 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner T roubleshooting Guide T roub leshooting CH51, CH60 51 60 Capacity Error EEPROM Check sum • Over Capacity Combination • Undder Capacity Combination • Check sum error • Check the indoor unit capacity. • Check the combination table.
Ser vice Manual 47 T roubleshooting Guide T roub leshooting CH61, CH62 61 62 Condenser pipe sensor temp. high Heat sink sensor temp. high • Condenser pipe sensor detected high temp.(65 ° C)(149 ° F) • Heat sink sensor detected high temp.(85 ° C)(185 ° F) • Check the load condition.
48 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner (3-wa y) V alve (3-wa y) V alve 3-way Valve (Liguid Side) 3-way Valve (Gas Side) Works Shaft position Shaft position Service port Shipping Closed Closed Closed (wit.
Ser vice Manual 49 (3-wa y) V alve • Procedure For pumping down,firstly short the Low Pressure s/w at the outside and then operate below proce- dure. 1. Confirm that both the gas side and liquid side valves are set to the open position. - Remove the valve stem caps and confirm that the valve stems are in the raised position.
50 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner (3-wa y) V alve (2) Ev acuation (All amount of refrigerant leaked) • Procedure 1. Confirm that both the liguid side valve and gas side valve are set to the opened position. 2. Connect the vaccum pump to the center hose of the manifold gauge.
Ser vice Manual 51 (3-wa y) V alve (3) Gas Charging (After Evacuation) • Procedure 1. Connect the gauge to the charging cylinder. - Connect the charge hose which you disconnect- ed from the vacuum pump to the valve at the bottom of the cylinder.
52 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Electronic Control De vice Electr onic Contr ol De vice • Main P .C.B ASM <Indoor> <Outdoor>.
Ser vice Manual 53 Exploded View and Replacement P ar ts List 130411 346810 359012 130911-3 130911-4 130911-2 130911-1 152510 330870 159830 354211 W49800 352118 158591 552111 263230-1 249951 135500-1 337000 349480 263230-2 267110-1 267110-2 268714 266090 349600 Exploded Vie w and Replacement P ar ts List Model No.
54 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Exploded View and Replacement P ar ts List P ar ts List 130411 BASE ASSEMBLY,WELD(INDOOR) 3041A10069A R 130911-1 CABINET ASSEMBLY,INDOOR 3091A10075E R 130911-2 CABI.
Ser vice Manual 55 Exploded View and Replacement P ar ts List 435301 349480 554031 546810 559010 649950 552203-1 552203-2 437210 430410 550140 435512 447910 349600 552112 552117 552114 554160 567480 -2 435511 137213-1 435300 137213-2 552113 26871 1 567480- 1 W0CZZ-1 W0CZZ-2 Model No.
56 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Exploded View and Replacement P ar ts List P ar ts List 137213-1 PANEL ASSEMBLY,SIDE 1A00202F R 137213-2 PANEL ASSEMBLY,SIDE 3A02284N R 567480 -1 THERMISTOR,NTC 632.
Ser vice Manual 57 Exploded View and Replacement P ar ts List Model No.: LCU340CP/LC340CP0 546810 649950 552203-1 552203-2 435512 559010 554031 554031 W0CZZ-1 W0CZZ-2 268714 135314 669200 263230-2 263.
58 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Exploded View and Replacement P ar ts List P ar ts List 135301 GRILLE,DISCHARGE 3530AP1225D R 135314 PANEL ASSEMBLY,REAR(OUTDOOR) 3720AP1202L R 137212 PANEL ASSEMBL.
Ser vice Manual 59 Exploded View and Replacement P ar ts List 152312 135314 146811 137211 268712 135802 Model No.: PT -CDC1.
60 Ceiling Cassette Air Conditioner Exploded View and Replacement P ar ts List P ar ts List 137211 PANEL ASSEMBLY,FRONT(INDOOR) 3721A10106M R 135314 GRILLE ASSEMBLY,FRONT(INDOOR) 3531A10066A R 135312 .
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