Panasonic CW-XC103VU User manual

OrderNo. MAC0108052C1
E9
Room AirConditioner
CW-XC103VU/ CW-XC123VU
SPECIFICATIONS
Specification
Model CW-XC103VU CW-XC123VU
Phase Single Single
Voltage 115 V 115 V
Frequency 60 Hz 60 Hz
Cooling Capacity 2.93 kW
10,000 Btu/h 3.37 kW 11,500 Btu/h
Running Current 8.7A 9.8A
InputPower 0.98 kW 1.12 kW
EER 10.2Btu/W.h 10.2Btu/W.h
Starting Current 35 A 48 A
CompressorOutput 700 W 750 W
Fan MotorOutput 45 W 45 W
Noise Level Indoor(High / Low):
50 / 46 dB(A)
Outdoor(High / Low):
57 / 54 dB(A)
Indoor(High / Low):
51 / 47 dB(A)
Outdoor(High / Low):
58 / 55 dB(A)
Moisture Removal 1.2Ltr/h
2.5Pint/h 1.4Ltr/h 3.0Pint/h
AirCirculation 9.1m3/min.
320 Ft3/min.
9.3m3/min.
330 Ft3/min.

Model CW-XC103VU CW-XC123VU
Dimensions Height:375 mm
(14-25/32 inches)
Width:560 mm
(22-1/16 inches)
Depth:606 mm
(23-27/32 inches)
Height:375 mm
(14-25/32 inches)
Width:560 mm
(22-1/16 inches)
Depth:606 mm
(23-27/32 inches)
NetWeight 35 kg
77 Ib 35 kg 77 Ib
Gross Weight 39 kg
86 Ib 39 kg 86 Ib
Refrigerant(R-22) 450 g
15.9oz 950 g 19.4oz
Note:Specificationsare subjectto changewithoutnotice forfurther improvement.
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1. Functions
1.1. Remote Control

1.2. MainUnit

2. Dimensions
2.1. CW-XC103VU/ CW-XC123VU/
2.1.1. Top View, FrontViewand SideView.

Item Unit: Inch(mm)
A-Width 22-1/16”(560)
B -Height 14-25/32”(375)
C -Depth 23-27/32”(606)
D 11-9/16”(294)
E 1-13/16”(46)
F11-3/32”(281.6)
G 11-3/32”(281.6)
3. Refrigeration CycleDiagram
3.1. CW-XC103VU/ CW-XC123VU/
3.2. CW-XC103VU
Item Pressure (PSI) Temperature (°F)
A278.47 ~285.72 150 ~158
B 274.12 ~281.37 97 ~105
C 84.02 ~94.27 50 ~58
D 81.22 ~88.47 51 ~59
Note:Indoortemperature at80°F(DB), 67°F(WB)and Outdoorat95°F(DB), 75°F(WB).

3.3. CW-XC123VU
Item Pressure (PSI) Temperature (°F)
A285.72 ~292.98 156 ~164
B 281.37 ~288.63 100 ~108
C 82.67 ~89.92 46 ~54
D 76.87 ~84.12 50 ~58
Note:Indoortemperature at80°F(DB), 67°F(WB)and Outdoorat95°F(DB), 75°F(WB).
4. Block Diagram
4.1. CW-XC103VU/ CW-XC123VU/
5. Wiring Diagram
5.1. CW-XC103VU/ CW-XC123VU/

5.2. Resistance ofFanMotor windingsand theratedCapacitor.
Model CW-XC103VU & CW-
XC123VU
Connection CWA951177
Blue -Yellow 36.7
Yellow-Brown 6.91
Brown-Orange 7.69
Red-Yellow 36.0
Capacitor CWA981062
(10 F, 230VAC)
5.3. Resistance ofCompressor windingsand theratedCapacitor.
Model CW-XC103VU CW-XC123VU
Connection 2P17C3R126B-SA 2P15C3R126B-SA
C-R 0.690 0.724
C-S 2.429 2.168
Capacitor F0GAF406A001
(45 F, 250VAC)
-
(45 F, 250VAC)
Note:Resistance at68°Fof Ambient Temperature.
6. AirConditioner Performance Evaluation

Suction & Discharge
AirTemperature
Difference
Current Determination Remedy
-8°C and over(14.4°F) -Asspecified. -Nothing wrong. -None.
-8°C and over(14.4°F) -Higherthan specified. -Nothing wrong, outdoor
temperatureistoo high, heat
radiation isnot efficient.
-Improveheat radiation.
-Under8°C (14.4°F) -Higherthan specified. -Something ispreventing heat
radiation. -Excessiveamount of
refrigerant.
-Improveheat radiation.
-Under8°C (14.4°F) -Lowerthan specified. -Leakageof refrigerant or
refrigerant systemisblocked. -Locate and repairleak.
-Flushrefrigeration cycle.
-Under8°C (14.4°F) -Higherthan specifiedby50%. -Compressordefect. -Replace the compressor.
Note:Room airhumidityis relativelyhigher, the temperature difference will be smaller.
7. Troubleshooting Guide
Warning: Disconnectunitfrom electrical powersupplybefore making anyelectrical checks.
Trouble Check Result Cause Remedy
FanMotorand
Compressor
won’trun.
-SupplyVoltage
-Fuse BoxorCircuit
Breaker.
-PowercordorWiring
Harness.
-Temp. Setting.
-Less than 10%byRated.
-OpenContacts.
-Pulledloose orShorted.
-Higherthan ROOMTEMP.
-CustomerRestarted unit
immediatelywithout waiting 3
minutes.
-Consult
ELECTRICIAN,
-RepairOpenCircuit.
-WAITFOR 3
MINUTES.
-RepairorReplace it.
-Set itLOWER.
FanMotorwon’t
run. -Objects around Fan.
-RESISTANCEbetween
Wires.
-CapacitorFanMotor.
-LockedFan.
-Shorted/ Opencircuit.
-OHMMeterdoesn’t
Deflect.
-FanHitting Cowling or
-Foreign Materials.
-FrozenBearings.
-Shorted orBurnedout.
-CapacitorDefect.
-Adjust Fanposition
setting
screw.
-RemoveForeign
Materials.
-Replace FanMotor.
-Replace FanMotor.
-Replace Capacitor
Fan
Compressor
won’trun (Fan
Runs).
-Temp. setting.
-RESISTANCEbetween
Terminal and the
CompressorBody.
-RESISTANCEbetween
Terminals.
-CapacitorCompressor.
-OverloadProtector.
-Higherthan room
temperature.
-Shorted.
-Shorted.
-OHMMeterdoesn’t
deflect.
-Infinitybetween
Terminals.
-Winding Coil touched to the
Body.
-RareShorted orBurnt out.
-Capacitordefect.
-OverloadProtectordefect.
-Set itlower.
-Replace
Compressor.
-Replace
Compressor.
-Replace Capacitor
Compressor.
-Replace Overload
Protector.
Insufficient
cooling. -Temp. Setting.
-Ventilation Dooropen.
-Airfilterdirty.
-Location of installation.
-Evaporator/Condenser
Coil obstructed.
-Unitcapacityforthe
roomtoo small.
-Tempdifference and
running current.
-Higherthan room
temperature.
-Open
-Cloggedordirty.
-Sunlight hitting outdoor
side.
-Obstacles.
-Cloggedordirty.
-Not satisfied.
-REFER PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION.
-Reduce capacity.
-Restrictedaircirculation.
-RestrictedHeat Exchanger.
-RestrictedHeat Exchanger.
-Restrictedaircirculation
-Leakageof refrigerant or
refrigeration systemisblocked.
-Set itlower.
-Close Vent door.
-CleanorReplace
Air
-Considerbuilding
an
-Removeobstacles
or
unit.
-Cleanusing steam
cleaner.
-Replace the unit
with
one.
-Locate repairleak.
-Flushrefrigeration
cycle.

Trouble Check Result Cause Remedy
Noise. -Source of Noise -Vibration.
-Intermittent Noise.
-Faultyinstallation.
-Fanhitting objects.
-Refrigerant tubing touching
eachother.
-Fansplashing DrainWater.
-Reinstall unitor
Reinforce
installation.
-Adjust Fanposition
or
foreign materials.
-About 1/2”
Clearance
-Removedrainplug
and
adrainpanto
remove
-Set the Drainoutlet
downward,
sothat the Drain
water
off.
Waterdripping
inside room. -Unitinstallation.
-DrainTray-
STYROFOAMpieces
blocking DrainChannel.
-Tilted to insideroom.
-Clogged.
-Restrictedrun off.
-Cloggedorblocked.
-Tiltunitto outside
slightly.
-Removethe foreign
materials.
8. Operation Details
8.1. FanModeOperation
-Fanoperation only. Faninoperation according toRemote Control
or MainUnit(TouchControl Panel)setting.
8.1.1. Manual Setting ofFanSpeed
-BasicFanSpeedcanbemanuallyadjusted(Lo, Medor Hi)by
using theFanSpeedSelection Button/Padat Remote Control or
MainUnit(TouchControl Panel).
8.2. Cooling ModeOperation
-Cooling inoperation according toRemote Control or MainUnit
(TouchControl Panel)setting.
8.2.1. Time DelaySafetyControl (3 minute)
-Whenthecompressor isstoppedbyOperation Switchat the
Remote Control or MainUnit(TouchControl Panel), itrestartafter
3minutes whentheOperation Switchat theRemote Control or
MainUnit(TouchControl Panel)isturnedON.
-Whenthesetting temperatureisreachedduring cooling operation,
thecompressor stopsand itwill notstartfor 3minutes.
-Protection ofcompressor tobalance thepressureinthe
refrigeration cyclefor 3minutes.
8.2.2. 7minutes Time SavedControl
-Thecompressor will startautomaticallyifithas stoppedfor 7
minutes eveniftheroom temperatureisbetweenthecompressor
ONtemperatureand OFF temperature.

8.2.3. Starting CurrentControl
-Whenthecompressor and fanmotor aresimultaneouslystarted,
thefanmotor will operate 1.6secondslater.
8.2.4. FreezePrevention Control
-Ifthetemperatureoftheindoor heat exchangerfallscontinuously
below34°Ffor 3minutes or more, thecompressor turnsoff to
protect theheat exchangerfrom freezing. Thefanspeedsetting
remainsthesame.
-Compressor restarts whentheheat exchangertemperaturerises
to54°F(Recovery).
*3minutes waiting ofTimeDelaySafetyControl isvalidfor
Cooling Operation.
8.2.5. Compressor Reverse Rotation Protection Control
-Ifthecompressor isoperating continuouslyfor 5minutes or
longerand thetemperaturedifference betweenintake airand heat
exchangeris4.5°For less for 2minutes, compressor will stop and
restartautomatically(TimeDelaySafetyControl isvalid).