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Product Information
and Technical Guide
2004 Room Air Conditioners
ATTENTION SERVICERS!
To get a helping hand, visit the
Frigidaire Web Site at:
http://www.frigidaire.com
User name:
service
Password:
tips
5995413183
Safe Servicing Practices
Model Specifications
Compressor Overloads
Restrictor Tube Data
Receptacle Codes
Product Dimensions
Thermostat Diagrams
Fan/Blower Diagrams
Wiring Diagrams
Troubleshooting
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Page 1: Product Information
Product Information and Technical Guide 2004 Room Air Conditioners ATTENTION SERVICERS! To get a helping hand, visit the Frigidaire Web Site at: http://www.frigidaire.com User name: service Password: tips 5995413183 Safe Servicing Practices Model Specifications Compressor Overloads Restrictor Tube Data Receptacle Codes... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Safe Servicing Practices ... Model Specifications ...4-7 Compressor Overload Data ...8 Restrictor Tube Data ...8 Receptacle Outlet Codes ...9 Product Dimensions ...10 Control Thermostat Location Diagrams ...11-12 Slider Casement ...11 Compact Electronic Control ...11 Compact Rotary...11 Intermediate Top Control Rotary ... 11 2004 Heavy Duty Thermostat Locations ...12 2004 Builder Thermostat Locations ...12 2004 Slider Thermostat Locations ...12... -
Page 3: Safe Servicing Practices
SAFE SERVICING PRACTICES - ALL APPLIANCES To avoid personal injury or property damage, it is important that Safe Servicing Practices be observed. The following are some limited examples of safe practices. 1. DO NOT attempt a product repair if you doubt your ability to complete it in a safe and satisfactory manner. -
Page 4: Model Specifications
FRIGIDAIRE MODEL SPECIFICATIONS Model FAS156N1A Chassis Type Heavy Duty Top Control Capacity Features BTU - Cooling BTU - Heating Moisture Removal Electrical Information Voltage Amps - Cooling Amps - Heating Watts - Cooling Watts - Heating Fuse/Breaker (Amps) Receptacle Code... - Page 5 FRIGIDAIRE MODEL SPECIFICATIONS Model FAS256N2A Chassis Type Heavy Duty Top Control Capacity Features BTU - Cooling 25000/24700 BTU - Heating Moisture Removal Electrical Information Voltage 230/208 Amps - Cooling 12.0/13.0 Amps - Heating Watts - Cooling 2660/2630 Watts - Heating...
- Page 6 FRIGIDAIRE MODEL SPECIFICATIONS Model FAH105N2T Chassis Type Builder Line Capacity Features BTU - Cooling 10000/9800 BTU - Heating Moisture Removal Electrical Information Voltage 230/208 Amps - Cooling 4.7/5.1 Amps - Heating Watts - Cooling 1060/1045 Watts - Heating Fuse/Breaker (Amps)
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Page 7: Model Specifications
FRIGIDAIRE MODEL SPECIFICATIONS Model FAK103N1V Chassis Type Casement Capacity Features BTU - Cooling BTU - Heating Moisture Removal Electrical Information Voltage Amps - Cooling Amps - Heating Watts - Cooling Watts - Heating Fuse/Breaker (Amps) Receptacle Code Wiring Diagram A232012... -
Page 8: Compressor Overloads
Part# Used With Compressor 309260303 2R11S3R126A6A A363785 QK134CCA A363785 QK141CCA A363776 QK164CCA A363784 QK191CAB A363786 QK141KBE A363788 QK164KBC A363771 QJ258KAB A363789 QJ250KBA *Terminal to overload must withstand 10 pounds pull test. Internal Diameter Style# Color Code A112114 A112115 A112129 Purple A112138 Black A112153... -
Page 9: Receptacle Outlet Codes
Receptacle Outlet Codes Code A 115 Volts - 15 Amps NEMA 5 - 15 TYPE Code D 230 Volts - 20 Amps NEMA 6 - 20 TYPE Code E 230 Volts - 30 Amps NEMA 6 - 30 TYPE Code B 115 Volts - 20 Amps NEMA 5 - 20 TYPE Power Supply Cord with... -
Page 10: Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions Heavy Duty Slide Out Top Control... -
Page 11: Control Thermostat Location Diagrams
Control Thermostat Location Diagrams Compact Electronic Control Slider Casement Compact Rotary Control Intermediate Rotary Top Control... -
Page 12: 2004 Heavy Duty Thermostat Locations
Control Thermostat Location Diagrams 2004 Heavy Duty Thermostat Locations 15.1K 18.5K 22 K Freeze thermistor and freeze thermistor holder. 8K and 10K Freeze thermistor and freeze thermistor holder. 28.5K 3.75" 2004 Builder Thermostat Locations Bracket-Evap 3.94" 7.87" 2004 Slider Thermostat Locations Retaining Clip Air thermistor and air thermistor holder(Place... -
Page 13: Fan And Blower Location Diagrams
Fan and Blower Location Diagrams Compact 18.5” No Side Louvers Slider Casement... -
Page 14: Motor
Fan and Blower Location Diagrams BLOWER WHEEL To be fully seated against motor shaft. (bottom out on shaft) CLAMP SCREW TORQUE TO COND. FAN 22-27 IN.LBS. Heavy Duty Top Control FAN CLAMP PUSH FAN BLADE TILL END OF FLAT COND. FAN SLINGER RING .370 REF. -
Page 15: Wiring Diagrams
Wiring Diagrams PLAIN (BROWN) - ORDINAIRE (BRUN) or (ou) LO FAN (VENTILATEUR LENT) MED FAN (VENTILATEUR MOYEN) HI FAN (VENTILATEUR RAPIDE) (ARRÊT) HI COOL (REFROIDISSEMENT ÉLEVÉ) MED COOL (REFROIDISSEMENT MOYEN) LO COOL (REFROIDISSEMENT BAS) RIBBED - BLUE (RAYE - BLEU) (TERRE) ALTERNATE INTERNAL COMPRESSOR OVERLOAD... - Page 16 DAHT(S onde Du Chauffage Electrique) Relay (Relais) Ev ap Sensor (Sonde Anti Givre) Room Sensor(Sonde D' Am bianc e) Heater Relay(Relais Du Connector(Connecteur) Chauffage Electrique) Heater (Chauffage Electrique) (Vert) Relay Relay (Relais) (Relais) Evap Sensor(Sonde Anti Givre) Room Sensor(Sonde D' Ambiance) Connector(Connecteur) Plain (Brown)
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Page 17: Wiring Diagrams
Wiring Diagrams Evap J3210 Sensor (Sonde Anti Givre) Fan(Ventilateur) Room Sensor (Sonde D' Ambiance) Ion. Compressor Relay (Relais Du Compresseur) Ionizer(Ion) (Optional) (Facultatif) Plain (Brown) Ordinaire(Brun) Ribbed (Blue) Raye(Bleu) (Vert) Compressor Overload (Surcharge Du Compresseur) WOR Y (Vert) (OU) Fan motor (Moteur Du Compressor Ventilateur) -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
3. Premature failure of motor protector. 4. Blown fuses. 5. Premature failure of compressor or fan motor. 6. Noticable dimming of lights when air conditioner is running. 7. Evaporator icing. Low voltage may reduce fan speed resulting in inadequate air flow over evaporator, thereby allowing it to ice up. - Page 19 SYMPTON Fan motor noisy. Compressor will not run, but fan motor runs. Compressor cycles on motor protector. Insufficient cooling. Excessive noise. Excessive water or condensation. No cooling. Unit is cooling but room is not cool. Wattage decreases slowly until abnormally low. Wattage decreases immediately.
- Page 20 SYMPTON Evaporator coil partially frosted. Evaporator completely iced. No heat. Fan motor will not rotate during heat cycle. (Heat/Cool models only.) POSSIBLE CAUSE 1. System low on refrigerant. 1. Low outside temperature. 1. No power. 2. Selector switch position. 3. Temperature control position. 4.