Panasonic CW-C180EF-W User manual

1 Product Specifications 2
2 Dimensions 3
3 Wiring Diagram 4
4 Refrigeration Cycle Diagram 6
5 Air Conditioner Performance Evaluation 6
6 Troubleshooting Guide 6
7 Operating Instructions 8
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CW-C180EF-W
CW-C240EF
CW-C180EF-M
CW-SC180EF
8 How to Install 10
9 Care and Maintenance 14
10 Service Information 15
11 Technical Data 16
12 Exploded View 17
13 Replacement Part List 18
Room Air Conditioner
CONTENTS
Page Page
Order No. MAC0011062C3

1 Product Specifications
Model CW-C180EF-W
CW-C180EF-M
CW-SC180EF
CW-C240EF
Phase Single Single
Voltage 220 - 240 V 220 - 240 V
Frequency 50 Hz 50 Hz
Capacity 5.34 - 5.40 kW
18,200 - 18,400 Btu/h 6.95 - 7.10 kW 23,700 - 24,200 Btu/h
Running Current 9.7 - 9.9 A 13.7 - 13.9 A
Input Power 2.02 - 2.12 kW 2.81 - 2.98 kW
EER 2.64 - 2.55 W/W 2.47 - 2.38 W/W
Starting Current 55 A 67 A
Noise Level Indoor (High / Low): 51 - 52 / 47 - 48 dB(A)
Outdoor (High / Low): 58 - 59 / 54 - 55 dB(A) Indoor (High / Low): 57 - 58 / 54 - 55 dB(A) Outdoor (High / Low): 63 - 64 / 60 - 61 dB(A)
Fan Motor Output 110 W 190 W
Compressor Output 1.7 kW 2.2 kW
Moisture Removal 2.9 Ltr/h
6.1 Pint/h 4.0 Ltr/h 8.5 Pint/h
Air Circulation 13.2 - 14.0 m
3
/min.
470 - 490 Ft3/min. 16.2 - 17.4 m
3
/min.
570 - 610 Ft3/min.
Dimensions Height: 16-7/8 inches (428 mm)
Width: 26 inches (660 mm)
Depth: 27-9/16 inches (700 mm)
Height: 16-7/8 inches (428 mm)
Width: 26 inches (660 mm)
Depth: 30-11/32 inches (770 mm)
Net Weight 67 kg
148 Ib 71 kg 157 Ib
Refrigerant (R-22) 910 g
32.1 oz 990 g 34.9 oz
Note: Specifications are subject to change without notice for further improvement.
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2 Dimensions
Item CW-C180EF-W
CW-C180EF-M
CW-SC180EF
CW-C240EF
A - Width 26” (660)
B - Height 16-7/8” (428)
C - Depth 27-9/16” (700) 30-11/32” (770)
D1-31/32” (50)
E8-21/32” (220)
F 12-19/32” (320) 10-1/4” (260)
G4-11/32” (110) 9-7/16” (240)
H 13-5/32” (334) 12-3/4” (324)
I 5-3/16” (132) 7-9/16” (192)
J 9-7/32” (234) 10” (254)
K3-5/32” (80)
L 12-17/32” (318)
M 10-5/16” (262)
N1-21/32” (42)
O 12-17/32” (318)
P2-11/16” (68)
Q 9-7/16” (240) 12-7/32” (310)
R7-15/32” (190)
Unit: Inch (mm)
2.1. Top View, Front View & Side View.
2.2. Unit.
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3 Wiring Diagram
3.1.1. Resistance of Fan Motor windings
and the rated Capacitor.
CW-C180EF-W
CW-C180EF-M
CW-SC180EF
Connection CWA951057
Blue - Yellow 60.7 Ω
Yellow - Brown 9.0 Ω
Brown - Orange 7.3 Ω
Red - Yellow 62.3 Ω
Capacitor CWA312048
(5µF, 440VAC)
3.1.2. Resistance of Compressor
windings and the rated Capacitor.
CW-C180EF-W
CW-C180EF-M
CW-SC180EF
Connection 2JS330D4AA02
C-R 0.981 Ω
C-S 2.845 Ω
Capacitor CWA31506
(45µF, 370VAC)
Note: Resistance at 20°C of Ambient Temperature.
3.1. CW-C180EF-W, CW-C180EF-M & CW-SC180EF.
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3.2.1. Resistance of Fan Motor windings
and the rated Capacitor.
CW-C240EF
Connection CWA921039
Blue - Yellow 17.42 Ω
Yellow - Brown 2.34 Ω
Brown - Orange 2.85 Ω
Red - Yellow 21.7 Ω
Capacitor CWA312052
(8µF, 440VAC)
3.2.2. Resistance of Compressor
windings and the rated Capacitor.
CW-C240EF
Connection 2JS438D4CA02
C-R 0.820 Ω
C-S 2.247 Ω
Capacitor CWA31506
(45µF, 370VAC)
Note: Resistance at 20°C of Ambient Temperature.
3.2. CW-C240EF.
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CW-C180EF-W, CW-C180EF-
M & CW-SC180EF CW-C240EF
Item Pressure
(MPa) Temperature (°C) Pressure (MPa) Temperature (°C)
A 2.09 ~ 2.19 64 ~ 83 2.23 ~ 2.30 72 ~ 88
B 1.94 ~ 2.04 38 ~ 48 2.01 ~ 2.16 35 ~ 45
C 0.54 ~ 0.63 8 ~ 12.5 0.52 ~ 0.56 6.5 ~ 10.5
D 0.48 ~ 0.54 5.5 ~ 13.5 0.50 ~ 0.54 4~12
Note: Indoor temperature at 27°C (DB), 19°C (WB) and Outdoor at
35°C (DB), 24°C (WB) for Cooling.
4 Refrigeration Cycle Diagram
5 Air Conditioner Performance Evaluation
Intake & Discharge Air
Temperature Difference Current Drain Determination Remedy
• 8°C and over (14.4°F) • As specified. • Nothing wrong. • None.
• 8°C and over (14.4°F) • Higher than specified. • Nothing wrong, outdoor
temperature is too high, heat
radiation is not efficient.
• Improve heat radiation.
• Under 8°C (14.4°F) • Higher than specified. • Something is preventing heat
radiation. • Excessive amount of refrigerant.
• Improve heat radiation.
• Under 8°C (14.4°F) • Lower than specified. • Leakage of refrigerant or
refrigerant system is blocked. • Locate and repair leak.
• Flush refrigeration cycle.
• Under 8°C (14.4°F) • Higher than specified by
50%. • Compressor defect or compressor capacitor defect. • Replace the compressor or compressor capacitor.
Note: Room air humidity is relatively higher, the temperature difference will be smaller.
6 Troubleshooting Guide
Warning: Disconnect unit from electrical power supply before making any electrical checks.
Trouble Check Result Cause Remedy
Fan Motor and
Compressor won’t run. • Supply Voltage
• Fuse Box or Circuit
Breaker.
• Power cord or
Wiring Harness.
• Thermostat Setting.
• Less than 10% by
Rated.
• Open Contacts.
• Pulled loose or
Shorted.
• Higher than room
temp.
• Temporary or Permanent?
• Customer Restarted unit
immediately without waiting
3 minutes.
• Consult ELECTRICIAN, If
permanent.
• Repair Open Circuit.
• WAIT FOR 3 MINUTES.
• Repair or Replace it.
• Set it LOWER.
Fan Motor won’t run
(Compressor run). • Objects around
Fan.
• RESISTANCE
between Wires.
• Capacitor Fan
Motor.
• Main Control
Switch.
• Locked Fan.
• Shorted / Open
circuit.
• OHM Meter doesn’t
Deflect.
• No contacts at
Position Shown.
• Fan Hitting Cowling or
• Foreign Materials.
• Frozen Bearings.
• Shorted or Burned out.
• Capacitor Defect.
• Main Control Switch defect.
• Adjust Fan position setting
screw.
• Remove Foreign Materials.
• Replace Fan Motor.
• Replace Fan Motor.
• Replace Capacitor Fan.
• Replace Main Control
Switch.
Compressor won’t run
(Fan run). • Thermostat setting.
• RESISTANCE
between Terminal
and the
Compressor Body.
• RESISTANCE
between Terminals.
• Overload Protector.
• Capacitor
Compressor.
• Thermostat.
• Main Control
Switch.
• Higher than room
temp.
• Shorted.
• Shorted.
• Infinity between
Terminals.
• OHM Meter doesn’t
deflect.
• No click heard.
• No contacts at
Position Shown.
• Winding Coil touched to the
compressor shell.
• Rear Shorted or Burnt out.
• Overload Protector defect.
• Capacitor defect.
• Thermostat defect.
• Main Control Switch defect.
• Set it lower.
• Replace Compressor.
• Replace Compressor.
• Replace Overload
Protector.
• Replace Capacitor
Compressor.
• Replace Thermostat.
• Replace Main Control
Switch.
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CW-C180EF-W / CW-C240EF / CW-C180EF-M / CW-SC180EF

Trouble Check Result Cause Remedy
Air Swing won’t run. • Air Swing Switch.
• Resistance between
wires.
• OFF position.
• No contact at
position.
• OHM Meter doesn’t
deflect.
• Open circuit.
• Shorted or open circuit.
• Set it ON.
• Replace Air Swing Switch.
• Replace Air Swing Motor.
Insufficient cooling. • Thermostat Setting.
• Ventilation door
open.
• Air filter dirty.
• Location of
installation.
• Evaporator /
Condenser Coil
obstructed.
• Unit capacity for the
room too small.
• Temp difference
and running current.
• Higher than room
temp.
• Open.
• Clogged or dirty.
• Sunlight hitting
outdoor side.
• Obstacles.
• Clogged or dirty.
• Not satisfied.
• REFER TO
PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION.
• Reduces capacity.
• Restricted air circulation.
• Restricted Heat Exchanger.
• Restricted Heat Exchanger.
• Restricted air circulation.
• Leakage of refrigerant or
refrigeration system is
blocked.
• Set it lower.
• Close Vent. door.
• Clean or replace Air Filter.
• Consider building an
AWNING.
• Remove obstacles or
reinstall unit.
• Clean the coils.
• Replace the unit with
bigger one.
• Locate repair leak.
• Flush refrigeration cycle.
Noise. • Source of Noise • Vibration.
• Intermittent Noise.
• Faulty installation.
• Fan hitting objects.
• Refrigerant tubing touching
each other.
• Reinstall unit or Reinforce
the installation.
• Adjust Fan position or
remove foreign materials.
• About 1/2” Clearance
needed.
Water dripping inside
room. • Unit installation.
• Drain Tray-
Styrofoam pieces
blocking drain
channel.
• Tilted to inside room.
• Clogged.
• Restricted run off.
• Clogged or blocked.
• Tilt unit to outside slightly.
• Remove the foreign
materials.
Frozen Evaporator • Thermostat setting.
• Air filter /
Evaporator.
• Temp. difference
and running current.
• Set too low for
ambient conditions.
• Clogged or Dirty.
• REFER TO
PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION.
• Outdoor temp. low (Night
time).
• Restricted air circulation.
• Leakage of refrigerant or
refrigeration system is
blocked.
• Set the Main Control Knob
to Fan to melt ice and set
the Temp. Control to higher
temperature.
• Clean Air filter /
Evaporator.
• Locate and repair leak.
• Flush refrigeration cycle.
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7.1.1. Vertical Airflow Direction Vane.
Airflow direction adjustment Up-and-Down.
• The vertical airflow direction vane is
controlled by positioning the vane to
discharge the air upwards, downwards
or straight out.
7.1.2. Ventilation Lever.
When the slide lever is in the:
• “OPEN” position, the ventilation door
opens to allow air, smoke or odours to be
expelled from the room.
• “CLOSE” position, the ventilation door is
closed and the air will be circulated inside
the room and conditioned.
7.1.3. Neon Lamp Indicator.
Neon Lamp Indicator.
• The green neon light mounted above
the control panel indicates compressor
operation under cooling mode.
7.1.4. Recommended.
Use the air conditioner under the following conditions:
• When humidity does not exceed 90% and room
temperature is above 21°C.
− Continuous operation at humidities of over 90% may
cause condensation to form on the intake and outlet
vanes.
7 Operating Instructions
7.1. Parts Identification.
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7.2. How to Operate.
(1) Open the Control Panel Cover.
Fig. 1
(2) Power Supply
Switch off the breaker and set the Main Control Knob to the
OFF position before connecting the power plug cord to an
independent power supply.
Fig. 2
(3) Main Control Knob
Set the Main Control Knob to either Super Quiet, High Cool
or Super Cool as desired, FAN setting operates the fan
only.
Caution: If the Main Control Knob is turned off or
changed to a fan setting from a cooling operation
setting, WAIT at least 3 minutes before resetting to
cooling operation.
Fig. 3
(4) Thermostat Control Knob
Turn the Thermostat Control Knob as shown in Fig. 4.
Usually “6” ~ “7” is the recommended setting position.
Note: When the Thermostat Control Knob is set to “10”,
moisture may freeze onto the evaporator fins and prevent
effective cooling. If this happens, turn the Main Control
Knob to FAN, and the Thermostat Control Knob
counterclockwise. This will quickly defrost the evaporator
fins so that normal cooling can be resumed. Fig.4
(5) Air Swing Switch
(Airflow direction adjustment side-to-side)
To obtain a fixed airflow direction, set the Air Swing Switch
to “ON” for the vanes to swing from side to side until the
desired flow direction is reached, then switch it to “OFF”.
For continuous side-to-side air circulation, set the Air Swing
Switch to “ON”.
Fig. 5
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8 How to Install
8.1. Before installing the air conditioner, please read the following:
8.1.1. Electrical Work.
• Always use at the rated voltage and with a specific air conditioning circuit.
• Power supply point shall be the place where there is ease for the power disconnection in case of emergency.
• Some installation locations may require installation of a short-circuit breaker.
• Time delay fuse or circuit breaker rating is 16 Amp. for CW-C180EF-W/M & CW-SC180EF and 25 Amp. for CW-C240EF.
• Nominal cross sectional area of power supply wire must be 3 core x 2.0 mm2or above (CW-C180EF-W/M & CW-SC180EF) and
3 core x 3.5 mm2or above (CW-C240EF).
• The power supply must be from an independent circuit.
• All electrical installations must be made in accordance with local wiring and safety regulations wherever applicable.
• There must be a double pole switch with minimum of 3 mm contact gap in the fixed installation circuit (Applicable for models
without power supply plug only).
8.1.2. Select the Best Location.
• Install the unit at the nearest power outlet.
• The air conditioner should be installed in a dry place where there are no draughts.
• Condensation from the air conditioner must be drained into an appropriate location.
• Do not install in a location where flammable gas leaks is a possibility.
• Usage in locations where the air is salty such as coastal areas or near hot spas, or where sulphurous gas is generated, may
lead to a malfunction.
• Do not install this appliance in a laundry room or other locations where water may drip from the ceiling, etc.
• Select an installation location which is rigid and strong enough to support or hold the unit and select a location for easy
maintenance.
8.2. Preparation for Installation.
• There should not be any obstacles surrounding the unit.
• Prepare an installation hole that is only slightly bigger than the cabinet size.
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8.3.1. Remove the Chassis Locking
Bracket and screws.
• Unscrew and remove the Chassis Locking Bracket from the
front of the Cabinet. Remove the two screws from the rear
of the Cabinet (For transportation purpose only).
8.3.2. Slide the Chassis out from the
Cabinet.
8.3.3. Place Cabinet into the installation
hole, then secure it with wood
screws or nails.
• Note: Tilt down for better drainage (max. 10 mm).
8.3.4. Slide the Chassis back into the
Cabinet.
8.3.5. Lock the Chassis to the Cabinet
reusing the Chassis Locking
Bracket and screw.
8.3.6. Attach the Front Grille to the
Cabinet and fasten it with screws.
• Note: Depending upon the location of the AC outlet, route
the AC cord to either the left or right side while installing the
Front Grille.
8.3. Installation Procedure.
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8.3.7. Insert the Air Filter.
8.4.1. Remove the Front Intake Grille.
• Raise the Front Intake Grille by approximately 90°. Slide it
to the left to unhinge then pull outwards.
8.4.2. Remove the Air Filter.
• Lift the air filter by the holder and pull outwards.
8.3.8. Attach the Front Intake Grille.
• Slide the Front Intake Grille slightly to the right to attach it,
then push down to secure it.
8.4.3. Remove the Front Grille.
1.Open the Control Panel cover.
When performing the following steps, do not pull the bottom
edge of the Front Grille towards you more than 3 inches or
you may damage the top tabs.
2.Press inward on the Cabinet near the bottom right side of
the Front Grille while pulling the Front Grille to the right then
slightly towards you to release the right tab.
3.Press inward on the Cabinet near the bottom left side of the
Front Grille while pulling the Front Grille to the left then
slightly towards you to release the left tab.
4.Slide the Front Grille upwards to release the two top tabs.
8.4. Removal of the Front Grille.
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8.5. Condensed Water Drainage.
This air conditioner employs a “Slinger-Up System” which is
designed to splash the condensed water on the condenser coil
for maximum cooling efficiency, thus producing a splashing
sound. If the splashing sound annoys you, you can provide an
outside drainage by using the following procedure which may,
however, cause a small loss of performance.
Note: If the unit is installed at coastal area, drainage of
condensed water is recommended to prevent the condenser
being corroded easily.
1.Slide the Chassis out from the Cabinet.
2.Remove the rubber plug from the Base Pan (If any).
3.Install the Drain Pan at the right corner of the Cabinet with
2 screws.
4.Connect the drain hose to the outlet of Drain Pan bottom.
5.Slide the Chassis back into the Cabinet.
Note: Drain hose or tubing can be purchased locally to satisfy
your particular needs.
8.6. E+Filter Installation (Optional).
1.Attach the E+Filter (Part No. CZ-SF6P) to the frame (Part
No. CZ-SFW6P).
2.Slot in the E+Filter and the frame to the Front Grille.
Note: The E+Filter and the frame can be obtained from your
nearest service centre.
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9.1. Cleaning the Unit.
Clean the Cabinet, Front Grille with a mild soap or detergent
and lukewarm water.
9.2. Cleaning the Front Intake
Grille.
Gently wash with water and a sponge. (Do not use a scrubbing
brush or other hard cleaning aids).
9.3. Cleaning the Air Filter.
1.Remove the Front Intake Grille.
2.Tilt up and pull out the Air Filter by the holder.
3.Vacuum the front of the filter and then wash the back of it
with water. If it is badly soiled, wash with a mild household
detergent.
9 Care and Maintenance
Caution: Always turn off the air conditioner and the main power supply before unplugging the power cord to clean the
unit.
Note: Do not clean with benzene, thinner, scouring powder or corrosive chemicals. Do not dry the Front Intake Grille or
the Air Filter in direct sunlight. Exposure to direct sunlight may discolor or deform the panel.
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1.Remove the Front Intake Grille (refer to page 12).
2.Remove the Air Filter (refer to page 12).
3.Remove the Front Grille (refer to page 12).
4.Remove the 2 knobs.
5.Take off the Control Panel.
6.Release the thermostat sensor from the sensor holder.
7.Loosen the 3 screws of the Control Board.
8.Slide the Control Board out from the chassis.
Control Board Part Location
10 Service Information
10.1. Removal of the Control Board
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11.2.1. CW-C180EF-W, CW-C180EF-M &
CW-SC180EF.
11.2.1.1. Cooling Characteristics Vs.
Outdoor Temperature.
11.2.2. CW-C240EF.
11.2.2.1. Cooling Characteristics Vs.
Outdoor Temperature.
11 Technical Data
11.1. Thermostat Characteristics.
11.1.1. CW-C180EF-W, CW-C240EF, CW-C180EF-M & CW-SC180EF.
11.1.1.1. Mechanical Thermostat.
11.2. Operation Characteristics.
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12 Exploded View
(Note)
• The above exploded view is for the purpose of parts disassembly and replacement.
• The non-numbered parts are not kept as standard service parts.
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13 Replacement Part List
Ref. No. Part Name & Description Qty. CW-C180EF-W CW-SC180EF CW-C180EF-M CW-C240EF
100 Base Pan Complete 1CWD52K1021A <---- <---- CWD52K1024A
101 Bulkhead Complete 1CWD531007 <---- <---- CWD53K1007
102 Air Guide - Propeller Fan 1CWD311010 <---- <---- CWD311011
103 Bracket - Fan Motor 1CWD54091 <---- <---- CWD54142
106 Top Plate 1CWD64C1006 <---- <---- CWD64C1008
109 Drain Tray - Evaporator 1CWH401013 <---- <---- <----
112 Discharge Grille Complete 1CWE20C2069 <---- <---- <----
116 Connecting Bar - Air Swing Vanes 1CWE261015 <---- <---- <----
117 Vane - Air Swing 2CWE241037 <---- <---- <----
120 Blower Wheel Complete 1CWH01K1006 <---- <---- <----
121 Propeller Fan 1CWH001005 <---- <---- <----
122 Nut - Propeller Fan 1CWH56033 <---- <---- <----
123 Control Board (Aux.1) 1CWD601008 <---- <---- <----
124 Holder - Capacitor (Compressor) 1CWH30102 <---- <---- <----
125 Control Board (Main) 1CWH102071 <---- <---- <----
128 Holder - Sensor 1CWH32085 <---- <---- <----
129 Drain Plug - Base Pan 1CWH4611062 <---- <---- <----
130 Chassis Locking Bracket (Left) 1CWD932093 <---- <---- <----
131 Ventilation Lever 1CWH221003 <---- CWH221003A CWH221003
135 Air Guide - Blower Wheel 1CWD321021 <---- <---- <----
144 Air Guide - Blower Wheel (Front) 1CWD321022 <---- <---- <----
145 Rectification Plate 1CWD211001 <---- <---- <----
200 Compressor 12JS330D4AA02 <---- <---- 2JS438D4CA02
201 Bushing - Compressor Mount 3CWH50055 <---- <---- <----
202 Nut - Compressor Mount 3CWH4582065 <---- <---- <----
205 Terminal Cover - Compressor 1CWH171012 <---- <---- <----
207 Nut - Terminal Cover 1CWH7080300 <---- <---- <----
210 Condenser 1CWB32C1056 <---- <---- CWB32C1057
211 Strainer 1CWB11025 <---- <---- CWB11025
212 Capillary Tube 1CWB15K1020 <---- <---- CWB15K1027
220 Evaporator 1CWB30C1064 <---- <---- CWB30C1076
300 Fan Motor 1CWA951057 <---- <---- CWA921039
302 Capacitor - Fan Motor 1CWA312048
(5µF, 440VAC) <---- <---- CWA312052 (8µF, 440VAC)
303 Capacitor - Compressor 1CWA31506
(45µF, 370VAC) <---- <---- <----
304 Main Control Switch 1CWA07096 <---- <---- <----
306 Switch - Air Swing 1CWA051002 <---- <---- <----
308 Thermostat 1CWA151015 <---- <---- <----
310 Terminal Board 1CWA4711013 <---- <---- CWA4711023
311 Power Supply Cord 1CWA20C2113 <---- <---- CWA20C2115
312 Air Swing Motor 1CWA98K067 <---- <---- <----
313 Fuse 1 XBA2C50TR0 <---- <---- <----
314 Fuse Holder 1XCSCW011 <---- <---- <----
315 Neon Lamp 1 CWA57C083 <---- <---- <----
500 Front Grille Complete 1CWE11C2219 CWE11C2223 CWE11C2222 CWE11C2219
501 ----Air Filter 1CWD001027 <---- <---- <----
502 ----Grille Door 1CWE141016 <---- CWE141016A CWE141016
503 ----Intake Grille 1CWE221018 CWE221025 CWE221025A CWE221018
505 ----Vane 14 CWE241038 <---- CWE241038A CWE241038
507 ----Link - Vanes 1CWE261011 <---- <---- <----
508 Control Panel 1CWE312083 <---- CWE312099 CWE312083
509 Knob Complete - Turning 2CWE17C076 <---- CWE17C1008 CWE17C076
600 Cabinet Complete 1CWE00C1013 <---- <---- CWE00C1015
610 Drain Pan 1CWH40077 <---- <---- <----
702 Screw - Bracket Fan Motor 3CWH55039 <---- <---- CWH55039 (4)
703 Screw - Blower Wheel 1CWH4580326 <---- <---- <----
707 Screw - Front Grille Mount (3 Screws) 1CWG87C609 <---- CWG87C819 CWG87C609
710 Screw - Drain Pan (2 Screws) 1CWG86C733 <---- <---- <----
711 Screw - Chassis Locking Bracket 1CWH4580345 <---- <---- <----
712 Screw - Unit Installation (4 Screws) 1CWG86C280 <---- <---- <----
715 Operating Instructions 1CWF563198 <---- <---- <----
716 E+Filter & Frame 1CZ-SFW6P <---- <---- <----
717 E+Filter 1 CZ-SF6P <---- <---- <----
• The above parts are kept for seven years in accordance with MEI service policy.
• However, longer lead time will be taken in supplying the non-numbered parts.
• All parts are supplied from MAICO, Malaysia (Vendor Code: 061).
• E+Filter & Frame (716) and E+Filter (717) is an optional part. Supplied through sales route.
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CW-C180EF-W / CW-C240EF / CW-C180EF-M / CW-SC180EF
[MAICO] Printed in Malaysia
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