Haier HSU18VH7 User Manual

Air conditioner  
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Domestic  
Air conditioner  
HSU18VH7  
CAUTION  
READ THIS MANUAL  
CAREFULLY TO  
DIAGNOSE TROUBLE  
CORRECTLY BEFORE  
OFFERING SERVICE.  
THIS MANUAL IS USED  
BY QUALIFIED  
APPLIANCE  
TECHNICIANS ONLY.  
HAIER DOES NOT  
ASSUME ANY  
RESPONSIBILITY FOR  
PROPERTY DAMAGE  
OR PERSONAL INJURY  
FOR IMPROPER  
SERVICE  
PROCEDURES DONE  
BY ONE UNQUALIFIED  
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1. General information  
This Service Manual describes the operation, disassembly, troubleshooting, and  
repair of Haier Room Air Conditioners, etc. It is intended for use by authorized services  
who troubleshoot and repair these units.  
It is assumed that users of this manual are familiar with the use of tools and  
equipment used to troubleshoot and repair electrical, mechanical, and refrigeration  
systems; and understand the terminology used to describe and discuss them.  
Haier urges you read and follow all safety precautions and warnings contained in this  
manual. Failure to comply with safety information may result in severe personal injury or  
death.  
Related Publications  
This is a base service manual, covering a range of similar models. It is intended to be  
used in conjunction with the Parts Manual and Technical Sheet covering specific model  
being serviced.  
NOTE: General Precautions and Warnings  
! WARNING  
To avoid risk of personal injury or death due to electrical shock, disconnect electrical  
power to unit before attempting to service the unit.  
!
WARNING  
To avoid risk of personal injury or death due to electrical shock, DO NOT, under any  
circumstances, alter the grounding plug .Air conditioner must be grounded at all times. Do  
not remove warning tag from power cord. If a two-prong (non-grounding) wall receptacle  
is encountered, contact a qualified electrician and have the receptacle replaced with a  
properly grounder wall receptacle in accordance with the National Electrical Code.  
!
WARNING  
To avoid risk of heat exposure, which may cause death or severe illness, air  
conditioner must be monitored when malfunctions or shuts down.  
!
WARNING  
To avoid risk of personal injury or death due to electrical shock, grounding wires and  
wires colored like grounding wires are NOT to be used as current carrying conductors.  
The standard accepted color coding for ground wires is green or green with a yellow  
stripe. Electrical components such as the compressor and fan motor are grounded  
through an individual wire attached to the electrical component and to another part of the  
air conditioner. Grounding wires should not to be removed from individual components  
while servicing, unless the component is to be removed and replaced. It is extremely  
important to replace all removed grounding wires before completing service.  
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Product Features  
TEMP  
SIGNAL SENDING  
FAN SPEED  
SLEEP  
HEALTH  
POWER ON/OFF  
18000/17800 BTU  
1580/1560W/7/7.5A  
SEER:13.0/13.0  
HSPF:7.7/7.7  
18000/18000 BTU  
1520/1480W/6.7/7.2A  
500 CFM  
1PH 230/208V ~ 60Hz  
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1 PH 230/208V / 60Hz  
T1  
18000/17800 BTU  
1580/1560W/7/7.5A  
/
13.0/13.0  
SEER  
HSPF  
18000/18000 BTU  
1520/1480W/6.7/7.2A  
/
7.7/7.7  
-7℃~43℃  
1350rpm  
1260rpm  
1180rpm  
900/830rpm  
(High/Med/Low)  
500/480/450CFM  
I
IP24  
5.2 Pints/hr  
YR-H24  
3G2.5mm2  
Toshiba/PA160X2CS-3KUU  
750ml  
R410A/67.4Oz  
50g  
47/46/44 47/45/44  
60/62  
Indoor(H/M/L)  
Outdoor  
(dB)  
Φ16mm  
600Psig  
600Psig  
Φ16mm  
Low pressure at cool side  
Φ6.35/12.7mm  
7m  
3/15m  
33.6lbs  
40lbs  
116lbs  
124lbs  
8 13/16*45 15/32*12 1/8  
28 3/4*33 27/32*10 1/2  
9 13/16*40 3/8*14 1/8  
26 3/4*32 5/8*13 15/16  
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3.1 Basic Function  
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3.2 . Introduction to electrical control functions  
Including brief introduction to air conditioners of series models and electric control  
function.  
Brief introduction to electric control function  
3.2.1  
Automatic running (applicable to fan-coil model)  
When the running mode is turned to automation after starting the system, the system  
will first determine the running mode according to the current room temperature and then  
will run according to the determined mode. Tr in the following selection conditions means  
room temperature, Ts means setting temperature, Tp means temperature of indoor coil  
pipe  
a. Tr23℃  
b. Tr<23℃  
running refrigerating mode Ts=26℃  
running heating mode Ts=23℃  
After turning to the automation mode, the running mode can be switched between  
refrigerating mode, fan mode and heating mode according to the change of the indoor  
ambient temperature. But the automatic conversion between refrigerating mode and  
heating mode must be conducted after 15 minutes.  
3.2.2  
Indoor temperature control  
Compressor OFF  
Compressor ON  
Heating  
-1  
+1  
Compressor OFF  
Refrigerating  
-1  
+1  
Setting temperature  
Setting temperature  
Compressor ON  
3.2.3  
Dehumidification running  
The compressor, outdoor fan and indoor fan will run as per the following working  
pattern so as to realize the refrigerating running of dehumidification:  
Tr> Ts+2, compressor, outdoor fan run continuously, indoor fan runs as  
3.2.3.1  
per setting wind speed (State 1);  
3.2.3.2 Ts+2℃≥TrTs, compressor, outdoor fan run intermittently with 10  
minutes ON, 6 minutes OFF. (Compressor and outdoor fan are synchronous)  
indoor fan runs in fixed lower wind speed, and will cease at the stand-by time of 3  
minutes (State 2)  
Tr <Ts, compressor, outdoor fan ceases, indoor fan runs in lower wind speed.  
3.2.3.3  
(State 3)  
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State1  
State2  
Ts  
State3  
Ts-1  
Ts+2  
Ts+3  
3.2.4  
Warm start (preventing cold wind when heating running begins, applicable to  
fan-coil model))  
When heating running begins, indoor fan will conduct the following fan control:  
If the temperature of indoor coil pipe is 23, start lower wind speed;  
If the temperature of indoor coil pipe is 38or the running time of  
compressor4 minutes, turn to setting wind speed.  
3.2.5  
Control of indoor fan under heating OFF state (applicable to fan-coil model)  
Under heating state, the compressor will cease; if the indoor coil pipe’s  
temperature Tp23, indoor fan will run in lower wind speed.  
3.2.6  
Defrosting control (applicable to fan-coil model)  
Defrosting beginning condition:  
a. After the state of Tp-Tr<16is continued for 5 minutes, the accumulated  
running time of the compressor exceeds 45 minutes, the continuous running  
time of the compressor exceeds 20 minutes;  
b. The accumulated running time of the compressor exceeds 3 hours, the  
continuous running time of the compressor exceeds 20 minutes, indoor  
unit’s Tp <38;  
c. The continuous running time of the compressor exceeds 20 minutes, the  
temperature of indoor coil pipe decreases 1every 6 minutes, which lasts  
for more than 3 times, indoor unit’s Tp <38;  
d. When the indoor unit is in the state of overload protection and the outdoor  
unit ceases, when the rerunning time of outdoor unit exceeds10 minutes, the  
accumulated running time of the compressor exceeds 45 minutes, the  
continuous running time of the compressor is over 20 minutes, and Tp <38  
.  
Defrosting will begin if one of the above conditions is met.  
Defrosting finishing condition:  
If the defrosting time exceeds 9 (for 12 models)or 7 (for 07,09 models)  
minutes,the original heating state will be resumed;  
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Note: Sequence of defrosting actions:  
9(or 7)minutes  
Compressor  
ON  
OFF  
Four-way valve ON  
OFF  
Outdoor fan  
ON  
OFF  
55s  
1min  
55s  
1min  
3.2.7  
Freezing prevention function  
Under refrigerating and dehumidifying state, the air conditioner will control the  
outdoor fan as per the temperature Tp of the indoor coil pipe according to the  
following conditions:  
Zone of return deference  
Compressor,outdoor fan OFF after 5 minutes  
Fan,compressor ON  
0
7
Tp(.)  
3.2.8 3 minutes stand-by time  
When the compressor ceases due to the sensor OFF, unit On or OFF or fault, it  
will maintain pause for 3 minutes.  
3.2.9 Overload protection during heating running  
Temperature protection of indoor coil pipe: Under heating state, the air  
conditioner will control the running of the fan as per the temperature Tp of the  
indoor coil pipe and according to the following conditions:  
a. 58℃≤Tp, outdoor fan ceases;  
Tp54, outdoor fan resumes; the time  
from ceasing to resuming is about 45 seconds;  
b. 68℃≤Tp, outdoor fan of compressor ceases after 5 seconds; Tp47,  
compressor resumes after 3 minutes.  
Current protection (different models have different protection currents):  
a. When 13.0A current of compressor, outdoor fan cease; current of compressor  
11.7A, outdoor fan resume;  
3.2.10 Compensatory function of power failure  
If the unit is suddenly off during running due to power failure, or closed for  
maintenance or troubleshooting, it will restart to run after the power resumes with  
the original condition before the unit is off  
a.  
Note: Function setting: Pressing the SLEEP button on the remote control unit  
for 10 times until hearing 4 sounds from the buzzer on the panel.  
b.  
Memory content: Running mode, setting wind speed, setting  
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temperature, sleep state, flap state.  
c. Cancellation of function: Pressing the SLEEP button on the remote  
control unit for 10 times until hearing 2 sounds from the buzzer on the  
panel.  
3.2.11 Trial run function  
When the air conditioner is in OFF state, press the emergency switch for 5  
seconds till hearing 2 sounds of click from the buzzer, then the air conditioner will  
turn to the trial run state. The unit will run in the refrigerating mode and the  
indoor fan will run in high wind speed mode.  
3.2.12  
Emergency running mode  
When the air conditioner is in stand-by state, press the emergency switch till  
hearing a sound from the buzzer, then the air conditioner will turn to the  
emergency run state. The rules of emergency run are as follows:  
a. Tr23, running refrigerating mode, Ts = 26;  
b. Tr<23, running heating mode, Ts = 23.  
Temperature compensation.  
3.2.13  
There is the function of automatic temperature compensation when heating, with  
heating temperature setting = Ts(remote setting) + 4.  
Sleeping function  
3.2.14  
a. After setting the sleeping function, the refrigerating mode and dehumidification  
mode will run as per the following rules:  
6hours  
T()  
1 hour  
Ts+2  
Ts+1 1 hours  
Ts  
Sleep  
OFF  
t(hour)  
b. After setting the sleeping function, the heating mode will run as per the  
following rules:  
T()  
Ts  
3hours  
3hours  
Ts-2  
Ts-3  
Ts-4  
1 hour  
As shown in the above diagram, after running for 1 hour under refrigerating mode and  
dehumidification mode, the setting temperature will increase 1; after  
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running for 1 hour under heating mode, the setting temperature will decrease 2  
,
after another 1 hour, it will decrease the 2again, and after 3 hours, it will  
increase 1, and after other 3 hours, it will cease.  
MODEL  
The SW2 select“25”OR35”  
PCB  
0010403861  
HSU18VH7  
25  
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Table for Wrong Codes  
Wrong express  
reasons  
Ways and means  
solutions  
tools  
power timing operating  
indoor ambient  
temperature  
sensor  
Check the sensor of indoor ambient  
temperature,if the resistance value is  
∞,the sensor is  
0 or  
abnormal.  
★ ■ ■  
Multimeter  
Multimeter  
see the following flow chart 1  
abnormal  
indoor pipe  
temperature  
sensor  
Check the sensor of indoor coilpipe  
,if the resistance value is 0 or  
∞,the sensor is abnormal.  
★ □ □  
see the following flow chart 1  
abnormal  
Indoor fan  
motor don’t  
feed back  
Check whether indoor PCB or motor  
is abnormal  
see the following flow chart 2 Multimeter  
Data error or no Check whether the EEPROM is  
EEPROM installed properly  
□ ★  
Change the indoor PCB  
Multimeter  
on flash off  
chart 1: SENSOR MALFUNCTIONS  
NO  
Firstly check whether Terminal CN8 on  
the indoor mainboard contact well or not?  
Pull out the terminals on the indoor  
mainboard and reinsert them.  
YES  
Pull the sensor out of the mainboard  
1) measure the value of resistance between its two jumpers  
2)measure the temperature at the room temperature sensing head.  
Check the specifications of the sensor to decide whether the sensor is damaged or not?  
YES  
Replace with new sensor  
NO  
YES  
YES  
The Indoor PCB is broken  
Replace with new indoor PCB  
chart 2 Indoor fan motor malfunction  
Pull out and reinsert the terminals.  
Check whether Terminal CN2 on the indoor mainboard is well inserted or not?  
NO  
Electrify the machine again and turn it on in the Cool state with the remote controller.  
Measure the voltage between 1 and 4 of Terminal CN2 about DC150-380V,Measure the  
voltage between 5 and 4 of Terminal CN2 on the indoor mainboard about DC13-16.5V.  
Measure the voltage between 7 and 4 of Terminal CN2 about 1-6.5v  
the motor of the indoor  
unit is damaged and needs  
replacing.  
YES  
NO  
the PCB of the indoor unit is damaged and needs replacing  
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Grounding line  
Grounding line  
Connecting wiring:AWG12X4+AWG18X2.  
Power Cable:AWG12X3.  
Connecting wiring:AWG12X5.  
Power Cable:AWG12X3.  
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WIRING DIAGRAM INDOOR UNIT  
WIRING DIAGRAM OF INDOOR UNIT  
LOUVER  
MOTOR  
M
FAN MOTOR  
ION GENERATOR  
M
COMP  
CN4  
N
CN1  
SW1  
CN2  
CN3  
L
CN7  
CN9  
CN8  
PCB  
CN10  
CN12  
NOTING:  
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
ONLY COOLING TYPE DOESN'T HAVE THE  
DOTTED LINE.  
THE DASHED UNIT IS OPTIONAL UNIT.  
w w  
w w w  
R:RED  
W:WHITE  
B:BLACK  
TO OUTDOOR UNIT  
BL  
:BLUE  
BR:BROWN  
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WIRING DIAGRAM OF OUTDOOR UNIT  
0010510468  
B
B
R
R
SCM  
R
C
BR  
M
w
W
B
R
W
B
B
W
G
G
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Grounding  
line  
L2(N)  
L1(L)  
TO INDOOR UNIT  
Y/G:YELLOW/GREEN  
R:RED  
BL:BLUE  
Y:YELLOW  
B:BLACK  
BR:BROWN  
W:WHITE  
Note: Because of the difference of compressor,  
the dotted line part may not exist.  
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T(℃)  
R(KΩ)  
251.8  
236.9  
223.1  
210.1  
197.9  
186.5  
175.9  
165.9  
156.5  
147.7  
139.5  
131.8  
124.5  
117.7  
111.3  
105.3  
99.63  
94.3  
T(℃)  
R(KΩ)  
38.95  
37.08  
35.31  
33.63  
32.04  
30.53  
29.1  
27.75  
26.47  
25.25  
24.1  
T(℃)  
R(KΩ)  
8.441  
8.103  
7.78  
-20  
-19℃  
14  
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80  
-18  
-17℃  
7.472  
7.178  
6.897  
6.628  
6.371  
6.125  
5.889  
5.664  
5.449  
5.243  
5.046  
4.857  
4.676  
4.502  
4.336  
4.177  
4.024  
3.878  
3.738  
3.603  
3.474  
3.35  
-16  
-15℃  
-14  
-13℃  
-12  
-11℃  
-10  
-9℃  
23  
21.96  
20.97  
20.03  
19.14  
18.3  
17.49  
16.73  
16  
-8  
-7℃  
-6  
-5℃  
-4  
-3℃  
89.3  
-2  
-1℃  
84.58  
80.14  
75.96  
72.02  
68.31  
64.81  
61.51  
58.39  
55.45  
52.68  
50.06  
47.58  
45.24  
43.02  
40.93  
15.3  
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
14.65  
14.02  
13.42  
12.85  
12.31  
11.79  
11.3  
10.83  
10.39  
9.96  
3.231  
3.117  
3.008  
2.903  
2.802  
2.705  
2.611  
2.522  
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12  
13  
9.553  
9.165  
8.794  
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-29℃  
155.4  
146.4  
138.1  
130.2  
122.9  
116  
30.88  
29.42  
28.03  
26.72  
25.48  
24.3  
8.141  
7.819  
7.511  
7.217  
6.936  
6.668  
6.411  
6.166  
5.931  
5.707  
5.492  
5.287  
5.09  
2.666  
2.577  
2.491  
2.408  
2.329  
2.253  
2.179  
2.108  
2.04  
0
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7
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9
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-27℃  
-26  
-25℃  
-24  
-23℃  
109.5  
103.5  
97.77  
92.44  
87.42  
82.71  
78.29  
74.12  
70.21  
66.52  
63.06  
59.79  
56.71  
53.81  
51.08  
48.5  
23.18  
22.12  
21.12  
20.17  
19.26  
18.4  
-22  
-21℃  
1.975  
1.912  
1.851  
1.793  
1.737  
1.682  
1.63  
-20  
-19℃  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
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17  
18  
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20  
21  
22  
23  
24  
25  
26  
27  
28  
29  
-18  
-17℃  
17.59  
16.81  
16.08  
15.38  
14.71  
14.08  
13.48  
12.91  
12.36  
11.84  
11.35  
10.88  
10.43  
10  
4.902  
4.722  
4.549  
4.383  
4.225  
4.073  
3.927  
3.788  
3.654  
3.525  
3.402  
3.283  
3.17  
-16  
-15℃  
-14  
-13℃  
1.58  
1.531  
1.484  
1.439  
1.395  
1.353  
1.313  
1.274  
1.236  
1.2  
-12  
-11℃  
-10  
-9℃  
-8  
-7℃  
46.07  
43.77  
41.6  
-6  
-5℃  
39.55  
37.62  
35.79  
34.06  
32.43  
-4  
-3℃  
9.592  
9.204  
8.833  
8.479  
3.061  
2.956  
2.855  
2.759  
1.164  
1.13  
-2  
-1℃  
1.098  
1.066  
1.035  
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM  
+5  
CN20  
CN5  
DOOR-S  
CN3  
COM  
+5V  
R92 10K  
XT1  
JTP285  
+5V  
R71  
R70  
R72  
10K  
10K  
10K  
R66  
10M  
1
SW1  
2
3
4
5
+5  
8.00MHz  
R68  
1K  
C27  
102  
R76  
10k  
R61  
10K  
R62  
1K  
IC1  
PTC4  
IRQ  
RST  
R74  
E16  
10K  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
64  
63  
62  
61  
60  
59  
58  
57  
56  
55  
54  
53  
52  
51  
50  
49  
48  
47  
46  
45  
44  
PTC5  
PTC3  
R34  
27  
R32  
22K  
100UF/25V  
C29  
102  
PTC2/MCLK  
PTC1  
+12  
4
PTF0/TACH2  
PTF1/TACH3  
PTF2/TBCH2  
PTF3/TBCH3  
PTF4/TBCH0  
NC  
PTF7  
PTF5/TBCH1  
PTF6  
PTE0/TXD  
PTE1/RXD  
PTE2/TACH0  
PTE3/TACH1  
PTE4/SS  
PTE5/MISO  
PTE6/MOSI  
PTE7/SPSCK  
VSS  
61  
R33  
10K  
PTC0  
OSC1  
OSC2  
+5  
C26  
103  
5V  
C24  
102  
N3  
R31  
4.7K  
10K  
R95  
2K  
R82  
+5V  
CGMXFC  
+5V  
VSSA  
VDDA  
VREFH  
10K  
10K  
10K  
C25  
R83  
R84  
R85  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
16  
17  
18  
19  
20  
21  
22  
23  
24  
25  
26  
27  
28  
29  
30  
31  
32  
R93  
2K  
C15  
R87 R86  
104 1K 10K  
C31  
104  
104  
P1  
2SC2412  
PTD7  
PTD6/TACLK  
PTD5  
PTD4/TBCLK  
PTH1/KBD4  
PTH0/KBD3  
PTD3  
53  
52  
51  
N2  
2SC2412  
2SB1197  
CN21  
R60 4.7K  
R77  
10K  
R88  
100  
+5V  
GND  
TX  
RX  
4
3
2
1
R54  
R51  
390  
10K  
C21  
102  
R59 1K  
R89  
R58  
10K  
17  
R94  
10K  
10K  
R55  
10K  
R56  
100  
19  
20  
PTD2  
R78  
560  
5V  
+5V  
VSS/VREFL  
VDDAREF  
PTD1  
R57  
C18  
0
+5V  
43 R37  
42 R38  
41 R39  
10K  
10K  
10K  
10K  
C16  
104  
VDD  
C22  
104  
PTG0/KBD0  
PTG1/KBD1  
PTG2/KBD2  
PTA0  
PTD0  
102  
PTB7/ATD7  
PTB6/ATD6  
PTB5/ATD5  
PTB4/ATD4  
PTB3/ATD3  
PTB2/ATD2  
PTB1/ATD1  
PTB0/ATD0  
PTA7  
40  
39  
38  
37  
36  
35  
34  
33  
R40  
R41  
25  
IC2  
VSS  
A2  
A1  
A0  
R81 R80  
10K 10K  
C17  
103  
10K  
4
3
2
1
5
E18  
SDA  
SCL  
TEST  
VCC  
R42  
1K  
10K  
27  
28  
29  
6
7
8
PTA1  
PTA2  
PTA3  
PTA4  
PTA5  
PTA6  
R43  
R44 1K  
100UF/25V  
+5V  
+5V  
SW3  
B
+5V  
24C01A  
R53  
1K  
A
R36  
3.3K  
R35  
20K  
JSS1270  
R79  
4.7K  
R49 R50  
10K 10K  
C19  
102  
C20  
102  
R48  
10K  
R46 R47  
10K 10K  
MC908AB32 CFUE  
+5V  
BUZZ  
4.7UF/50V  
E13  
N4  
E14  
R24  
10K  
CN8  
R91  
10K  
2SC2412  
+5V  
1
2
3
4
R28  
10K  
R29  
1k  
+12V  
+5V  
4.7UF/50V  
R90  
200  
IC8  
ZJ1  
2
+15V  
C11  
102  
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
R18  
D14  
RLS4148  
2.7K  
TLP421  
+15V  
E22  
4.7UF/50V  
R13  
R30  
1k  
D24  
1N4007  
R14  
10K  
C3  
0.1UF/275VAC  
+300v  
1K  
R17  
10K  
VR1  
CN2  
+5V  
WH06-2-101  
CT  
D23  
IC10  
1N4007  
R16  
10K  
R12  
390  
C9  
104  
TLP421  
R15  
10K  
E12  
470UF/25V  
D22  
D21  
A057R/A057  
C12  
102  
1N4007  
1N4007  
R45  
10K  
E21  
4.7UF/50V  
NTC  
D8  
FR102  
C5  
R2  
R4  
5D-15? NTC? 5.0  
10  
+15V  
222/250VAC/X1Y1  
C7  
R5  
E4  
0.1uF 275VAC  
T1  
D5  
L
1
2
3
4
7
6
5
L1  
D3  
D1  
C4 0.1UF/275VAC  
R1  
18V/0.5W  
E1  
1.5K 10UF/50V  
D9  
C1  
1
3
RV1  
1N4007  
100UF/450V  
BCK-6-FE1901  
UF4007  
D7  
CN4  
LB2271  
D4  
470K/2W  
C8  
D2  
1
N
222/250VAC/X1Y1  
S14K350/550NR-14D  
IC7  
12V  
+5  
E11  
D10  
FR102  
7805  
C10  
104  
C13 C14  
101 102  
E10  
1000UF/25V  
E19  
UF302  
IC6  
E2  
470UF/25V  
100UF/25V  
10UF/50V  
D13  
R6  
27  
CN9  
R65  
330  
53  
52  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
330  
330  
330  
12V/0.5W  
R11  
R64  
R67  
R63  
R69  
0
61  
E3  
TLP421  
+5V  
E15  
R3  
1
IC9  
C6  
C28  
102  
51  
10  
103  
4.7UF/50V  
100UF/25V  
R75  
1K  
LED BOARD  
4
C30  
102  
C23  
102  
+5V  
+12V  
CN17  
SW2  
1
+5V  
L
N1  
2SC2412  
D31  
R52  
17  
K2  
4.7K  
R19 R21 R25 R73  
4.7k 4.7k 4.7k 4.7k  
CN18  
1
IC3  
I1  
IN4148 G4A-1A-E 12VDC  
COMP  
R27  
R26  
R22  
R20  
R23  
22K  
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
16  
15  
14  
13  
12  
11  
10  
9
FUSE  
O1  
O2  
O3  
O4  
O5  
O6  
O7  
29  
28  
27  
26  
25  
20  
19  
F3.15A250VAC  
+12V CN7  
I2  
I3  
I4  
I5  
I6  
I7  
22K  
22K  
22K  
22K  
1
2
3
4
5
JQ1A  
(
P
)
-12V  
K4  
CN10  
1
4-W-VALVE  
K1  
-12V  
CN12  
1
JQ1A  
(
P
)
GND  
COM  
ULN2003A  
+12V  
OUT FAN  
CN1  
1
2
ION-12V  
25  

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