Why does my remote only control some functions of my device but not all?

A particular code may only support some functions of your device. Try programming the remote with a different code from the code list to find one that offers more functionality. The remote may also not control all functions of every device. (Page 13)

How do I program the remote using Automatic Code Search?

Turn on the device manually, hold SETUP until the red light stays on, release, then press the appropriate device button. Point the remote at the device and press ON-OFF (for TV) or PLAY (for DVD/VCR) to begin the search — the red light will blink approximately every 2 seconds. When the device turns off or starts playing, press button #1 within about 2 seconds to lock in the code. (Page 9)

How long do I have to replace the batteries before losing my programmed codes?

You have up to 10 minutes to replace the batteries without losing your programmed codes. However, you must not press any buttons while the batteries are removed, as pressing buttons without batteries installed will cause all codes to be lost. (Page 3)

What should I do if the remote controls some but not all functions of my device?

Sometimes a particular code only enables some functions of a device. Try programming the remote with a different code from the code list to find one that enables more functions. You can also continue using the Automatic Code Search method to find a better matching code. (Page 8)

What does it mean when the red indicator blinks and stays on after I enter a code?

When the red indicator blinks and remains on after entering a code, it means the remote did not accept the code entered. Try programming the code again or enter a different code from the code list for your device. (Page 13)

How do I control a combo device like a TV/DVD combination unit?

Combination devices require setting up two different device mode buttons — one for each part of the combo unit. For example, for a TV/DVD combo, program a code on the TV button to control the TV portion and a separate code on another mode button (such as DVD) to control the DVD portion. (Page 10)

How do I reset the remote to its default settings?

Press and hold SETUP until the red indicator stays on (about 4 seconds), then release. Press and release MUTE, then press and release the number 0 button. The red indicator will blink twice to confirm the reset. (Page 12)

How do I install the batteries in the GE 24922 universal remote?

Press the tab and lift the cover on the back of the remote, then insert two (2) AAA alkaline batteries matching the (+) and (-) markings inside the compartment. Press the battery cover back into place. Make sure to use new batteries. (Page 3)

How long will the remote keep my programmed codes if I remove the batteries?

The remote will retain programmed codes for a maximum of 10 minutes after removing the batteries. However, you must not press any buttons until new batteries are installed, or all codes will be lost. (Page 3)

How do I use the Auto Code Search to program my device?

Turn on the device, hold SETUP until the red light stays on, then press the desired device button. Point the remote at the device and press ON-OFF (for TVs) or PLAY (for DVD/VCR) to start the search — the red light will blink about every 2 seconds. When the device turns off or starts playing, press button #1 to lock in the code. (Page 9)

What should I do if the red indicator blinks and stays on after I enter a code?

The remote did not accept the code you entered. Try programming the code again or attempt a different code from the code list. (Page 13)

How does the Master Volume feature work and how do I enable it?

The Master Volume feature lets you assign volume control to one specific device (such as an audio receiver) regardless of which device mode the remote is in. To enable it, hold SETUP until the red light stays on, press the desired device button, press MUTE, then press VOL+. The red indicator will blink twice and turn off. (Page 11)

What type and how many batteries does the GE 24922 universal remote require?

The GE 24922 remote requires two (2) AAA alkaline batteries, which are not included. Insert them so the (+) and (-) markings on the batteries match the markings inside the battery compartment. Always use new batteries for best performance.

What battery precautions should I follow when using the GE 24922 remote?

Do not mix new batteries with used ones, and do not mix alkaline batteries with standard carbon-zinc or rechargeable (Ni-Cd, Ni-MH) batteries. Always promptly remove old, weak, or dead batteries and recycle or dispose of them according to local and national regulations. (Page 3)

How do I install batteries in the GE 24922 Universal Remote?

Press the tab and lift the cover on the back of the remote, then insert two AAA alkaline batteries with the + and - markings aligned with those inside the battery compartment. Press the battery cover back in place. Make sure to use fresh batteries for proper operation.

How do I program my remote using direct code entry?

Hold down the SETUP button until the red indicator stays lit (about 4 seconds), then release it. Press the desired device button (TV, DVR, CBL, DVD, SAT, AUX), and enter the 4-digit code from the code list using the number buttons. If the code is valid, the red indicator will turn off.

What should I do if the remote doesn't control my device after programming?

First, press the device button for the device you want to control. Try programming the remote with a new code from the code list. Install new batteries, as weak batteries may require reprogramming. If none of these work, the remote may not be compatible with your device.

How do I use the automatic code search feature?

Hold SETUP until the red indicator stays lit, then press your desired device button. Point the remote at the device and press ON-OFF (or PLAY for DVD). The red indicator will blink as it searches. When your device responds, press button #1 to lock in the code within approximately 2 seconds.

What does it mean if the red indicator flashes and stays on after entering a code?

The red indicator flashing and staying on means the control remote did not accept the code you entered. Try programming the code again or test another code from the code list for your device.

Can I control combined devices like a TV/DVD combo with this remote?

Yes, some combined devices will need two different device buttons programmed for the different parts. For example, with a TV/DVD combo, you may need to set one code on the TV button for the television and a separate code on another device button to control the DVD player.

How do I set up the Master Volume function?

Hold SETUP until the red indicator stays lit, then press the device button (TV, DVR, etc.) you want to control volume for. Press and release MUTE, then press and release VOL+. The red indicator will blink twice and turn off. Test by switching to another device mode and confirming the volume still changes on your selected device.

How do I factory reset the remote to its default settings?

Hold the SETUP button until the red indicator stays lit (about 4 seconds), then release it. Press and release the MUTE button, then press and release the number 0 button. The red indicator will blink twice, indicating the reset is complete.

What battery precautions should I follow?

Do not mix new batteries with used batteries. Do not use alkaline batteries with standard carbon-zinc batteries or rechargeable batteries (Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, etc.). Always remove old, weak, or dead batteries promptly and recycle or dispose of them according to local and national regulations.

What steps should I take if my heat pump shows an E1 error code?

For an E1 error, which indicates compressor high pressure protection, check the liquid valve and gas valve of the outdoor unit to ensure they are fully open. Verify correct wiring for the high-pressure switch and confirm that both indoor and outdoor fans are operating correctly. Ensure there's no blockage in air outlets or return ports. The ambient temperature should also be within normal range and not too high, with no system overcharging or refrigerant line blockages detected. (Page 26)

How do I troubleshoot a heat pump showing an E3 error code?

An E3 error signifies compressor low pressure protection or refrigerant undercharge/leakage. Check if the system's low pressure is lower than 7 psi, ensuring service valves are completely open. If necessary, charge refrigerant and check for pipeline leaks as per manufacturer instructions. Ensure normal operation by verifying correct wiring between components (Page 27).

What should I do if my heat pump displays an E4 error code?

The E4 error indicates compressor air discharge high-temperature protection. Confirm the outdoor unit specifics and specific model of the compressor in question before troubleshooting (Page 29). Restart the system to check discharge temperature sensors, examine electronic expansion valve connections, confirm indoor/outdoor unit capacity match-up, inspect for refrigerant leaks/blockages, adhering to best practices provided in the manual.

How do I handle an F2 condenser temperature sensor error?

Inspect the mainboard interface of the outdoor unit for loose connections or foreign objects between temperature sensors and terminals. Ensure proper insertion and resistance conformity as per instructions, following up by replacing components if need be (Page 31).

What steps should I follow when encountering F6 error code referring to an ODU tube temperature sensor?

When displaying an F6 error, it concerns the outdoor unit's tube temperature sensor failure. Inspect sensor contacts and ensure proper insertion before measuring resistance carefully, replacing parts if required following guidance in troubleshooting (Page 34).

How do I address a compressor overload issue causing an H4 error?

If experiencing an H4 error suggesting system overload or high condensing pressure, check for blockages in outdoor and indoor coils, ensuring proper operating temperatures and considering adjusting refrigerant charge. Confirm any mechanical issues are addressed by removing obstructions or properly handling refrigerant levels per guidelines (Page 35).

What is the procedure for resolving an H5 IPM protection error?

An H5 error implies IPM module malfunction. Check wiring connections, phases, and load conditions; review board current sampling circuit status. Actions may include adjusting phase wiring sequences if necessary or replacing damaged components such as boards or compressors (Page 36), following steps closely from the manual.

How do I correct a PA AC Current Protection failure?

An error of type PA is tied to abnormal levels of input current. Assess grid voltage stability and system load demands, ensuring no high electrical strain on components. Replace the drive board if issues persist or confirm normal protection through further diagnostics (Page 47).

What actions are needed for an HC PFC Protection alert?

Receiving an HC alert points to a failure in the system's Power Factor Correction module leading to drive processor malfunction. Assess power grid voltage, and replace damaged parts within the power circuit or associated elements for resolution (Page 42).

Why might my heat pump suddenly stop working after startup?

A startup failure error can occur due to connection problems with the compressor wiring, possible fault in the compressor itself or erroneous drive board functionality upon initial power application. Follow steps to reconnect wires properly and verify correct sequence for safe operation (Page 41).

How do I program the remote using Direct Code Entry?

Turn on the device manually, then press and hold SETUP until the red indicator stays on (about 4 seconds). Press and release the desired device button (TV, DVR, CBL, DVD, SAT, AUX), then enter the 4-digit code from the code list. If the code is valid, the red indicator will turn off. (Page 7)

How do I identify what code is currently programmed for a device?

Hold SETUP until the red light stays on, press the desired device button, then press ENTER. Press button #1 and count how many times the light blinks — this is the first digit of the code. Repeat with buttons #2, #3, and #4 for the remaining digits, then press ENTER to exit. (Page 12)

How do I set up the Master Volume feature so one device always controls the volume?

Hold SETUP until the red indicator stays on, release, then press the device button for the device you want to control the volume. Press and release MUTE, then press and release VOL+. The red indicator will blink twice and turn off to confirm the setting. You can test it by switching to another device mode and checking if the designated device's volume still responds. (Page 11)

Will I lose my programmed codes if I change the batteries?

No, the remote will retain the codes you have programmed for a maximum of 10 minutes after removing the batteries. However, do not press any buttons until you have installed the new batteries, or all codes will be lost. (Page 16)

What are the two methods for programming this universal remote?

There are two ways to program the remote: Direct Code Entry (recommended) and Automatic Code Search. With Direct Code Entry, you locate the device category and brand code from the code list and enter it directly. (Page 20)

What should I do if my remote stops working correctly?

Replace the batteries with new ones. If the remote still does not work properly after battery replacement, refer to the Troubleshooting section on page 26 of the manual. (Page 16)

What devices can the GE 24922 universal remote control?

The GE universal remote can control multiple audio/video devices including televisions, DVRs, DVDs, cable boxes, satellite boxes, and audio equipment with the most popular brands. (Page 20)

Can I mix old and new batteries in the remote?

No, you should never mix new batteries with used batteries. Additionally, do not mix alkaline batteries with standard carbon-zinc batteries or rechargeable batteries (Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, etc.).

What is the battery saver feature and how does it work?

Your remote automatically turns off if buttons are pressed for more than 8 seconds. This feature saves battery power if the remote gets stuck in a location where buttons remain pressed, such as between couch cushions.

How do I start the direct code entry programming process?

First, manually turn on the device you want to control. Hold down the SETUP button until the red indicator light stays on (approximately 4 seconds) and then release it. The red indicator will blink once and then remain lit, indicating the remote is ready for code entry.

What should I do if my remote stops working properly?

Replace the batteries with new ones. If the issue persists after battery replacement, refer to the Troubleshooting section on page 26 of the manual for additional solutions.

How do I install batteries in my GE universal remote?

Press the tab and lift the cover on the back of the remote. Insert two alkaline AAA batteries so the (+) and (-) marks match the markings inside the battery compartment. Press the battery compartment cover back in place. (Page 16)

How do I start programming the remote using Direct Code Entry?

First, locate the code list in the manual and find your device category (TV, DVR, CBL, DVD, SAT, AUX) and brand. Circle all codes for that brand. Then manually turn on the device you want to control. (Page 20)

How long do I need to hold the SETUP button when programming?

Hold the SETUP button until the red indicator light stays on continuously, which takes approximately 4 seconds, then release the button. (Page 20)

How do I install the batteries in my GE universal remote?

Press the tab and lift the cover on the back of the remote. Insert two AAA alkaline batteries so the (+) and (-) marks on the batteries match the (+) and (-) marks inside the battery compartment. Then press the battery compartment cover back into place.

What devices can the GE 24922 remote control?

The GE universal remote can control multiple audio/video devices including TVs, DVRs, DVD players, cable boxes, satellite receivers, and audio equipment from the most popular brands.

How do I select which device I want to control?

Press one of the device selection buttons on the remote: TV, DVR, CBL (Cable), DVD, SAT (Satellite), or AUX (Auxiliary). The red indicator light illuminates when you press any button to show the remote is active.

Will I lose my programmed codes if I remove the batteries?

No, your remote will retain the codes you've programmed for up to 10 minutes after removing the batteries. However, do not press any buttons during battery replacement, as pressing buttons without batteries installed will erase all codes.

GE 24922 Universal Remote — Manual, FAQ & Troubleshooting

Name: GE 24922 Universal Remote
Brand: GE

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Service Manual

Instructions

Connect Series Split Heat Pumps

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Rev. 07-20

ENGLISH

Foreword

Thank you for choosing GE Appliances Connect Series heat pumps.. Please read this manual carefully in order to properly install the equipment and maximize customer satisfaction.

This manual specifies safe operation requirements from perspectives of product introduction, control, troubleshooting and maintenance, as well as basic principles and implementation methods. Professional operators must abide by relevant national (local) safety requirements and technical specifications set forth in this manual during operations; otherwise, the air conditioning system may fail or be damaged, and personnel safety may be compromised.

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Please read this manual before installing this heat pump.

Before repairing the air conditioner, please first read the technical service manual.

Please read this instruction manual before operating this heat pump

Contents

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Safety Notifications ......................................................................................................................................................1 Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................................3

Lists of Units...............................................................................................................................................................................................................3

Controls .........................................................................................................................................................................4 Operation Modes ......................................................................................................................................................................................................4 Control Modes ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................6 Functions .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................7

Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................................................... 10 Wiring Diagrams ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 PCB Layout ................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 Error Codes................................................................................................................................................................................................................21 Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................................................................................................22 Failures Not Caused by Errors ......................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................37 System Diagram ......................................................................................................................................................................................................37 System Evacuation ................................................................................................................................................................................................37 Refrigerant Charging ............................................................................................................................................................................................38 Maintenance of Major Components ................................................................................................................................................................39 Removal of Major Components ....................................................................................................................................................................... 46 Exploded View and Parts Lists ........................................................................................................................................................................80

########## Appendices .................................................................................................................................................................86

Temperature Sensor Temperature/Resistance/Voltage Lists .............................................................................................................. 86 15 KΩ Temperature Sensors (including ODU temperature sensors) ........................................................................................... 86 20 KΩ Pipeline Temperature Sensors (including temperature sensors for defroster, IDU and ODU pipes) ............... 88 50 KΩ Discharge Temperature Sensors (including discharge air temperature sensor) ......................................................90

Refrigerant R-410A Temperature/Pressure List .........................................................................................................................................92

Indoor Unit Airflow data............................................................................................................................................................................................ 94

Operation Tools...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 98

CONNECT SERIES SERVICE MANUAL

PROHIBITED:

• Do not pierce or burn.

• Please note that refrigerant may be odorless.

• The appliance shall be stored in a room without continuously operating ignition sources (For example: open flames, an operating gas appliance or an operating electric heater).

• Indoor unit adopts special joints that can’t be detached. The installation method is the same with the common joints. Because the joint can’t be detached and if it is leaking; it must be cut out and replaced with a braze joint.

• Using unsuitable parts or tools may lead to electric shock or fire hazard.

• Please ventilate the room immediately if refrigerant leaks during maintenance. Heavy leakage may lead to breathing difficulty, severe injury or death.

• Disconnect power before disassembling the appliance for maintenance.

• The appliance should be maintained and cared by authorized technical personnel with necessary qualifications.

WARNING:

NOTICE:

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Defrosting will start when the temperature sensed by outdoor tube outdoor coil temperature drops below a calculated value. The 4-way valve will switch to the cooling mode, and outdoor and indoor fan will both stop. The defrost cycle will terminate when the outdoor coil temperature reaches the calculated defrost termination value. The 4-way valve will switch back to the heating mode, and the compressor and outdoor fan(s) will restart.

Oil Return Control

The system will enter oil return mode if the compressor has been running at low frequency for an extended period. The system will exit oil return mode in about 5 minutes.

Protection Control High Pressure Protection Control

The system will shut the compressor down if the high pressure switch is open continuously for a short period of time and display an E1 error code. The compressor will restart after the switch closes for a short period of time. The system will shut the compressor down if the switch opens again within a predetermined time interval. The system will remain in a locked out condition until the power is cycled to the unit.

Low Pressure Protection Control

The system will shut the compressor down if the low pressure switch opens for a short time and display an E3 error code. The system will automatically restart the compressor when the switch closes after a short time delay. The system will shut the compressor down if the switch subsequently opens again within a predetermined time and will require a power reset to restart.

High Temperature Prevention Control

The system will enable high temperature prevention control while in heating mode if the indoor coil temperature rises above a predetermined threshold. The outdoor fan will slow down during high temperature protection mode.

Discharge High Temperature Protection Control

System will enable discharge temperature protection control if the discharge high temperature sensor is detected open for a predetermined amount of time. The system will shut down and display error code E4 during high temperature protection. The system will restore operation when the discharge temperature drops below the safety threshold. The system will lock out if high discharge temperature is sensed again during a certain time period and power must be reset to the unit.

Functions Capacity Selection Set the capacity of the outdoor unit through DIP switch SA2-1 on the outdoor unit main control board.

|Outdoor DIP SA2-1|Outdoor DIP SA2-1|Outdoor DIP SA2-1|Outdoor DIP SA2-1| |---|---|---|---| |AUH2436ZGDA|AUH2436ZGDA|AUH4860ZGDA|AUH4860ZGDA| |24K|36K|48K|60K| ||On| | | | | |---|---|---|---|---| |Off| | | | | | |1|2|3|4| ||On| | | | | |---|---|---|---|---| |Off| | | | | | |1|2|3|4|

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The following situations are not operation failures:

|Problem|Time of occurrence|Cause| |---|---|---| |Mist comes from the heat pump.|During operation.|If the unit is running under high humidity conditions, the air in the room will condense.| |The heat pump generates excessive noise.|System switches to heating mode after defrosting.|Defrosting process will generate some water, which will turn to water vapor.| |The heat pump generates excessive noise.|The heat pump is buzzing at the beginning of operation.|Thermostat will be buzzing when it starts working. The noise will become weak 1 min later.| |Dust comes from the heat pump.|When the unit is turned on, it purrs.|When the system is just started, the refrigerant is not stable. About 30s later, the purr of the unit will dissipate.| |Dust comes from the heat pump.|About 20s after the unit first enables the heating mode or there is refrigerant brushing sound when defrosting under heating.|It’s the sound of 4-way valve switching direction. The sound will disappear after the valve changes its direction.| |Dust comes from the heat pump.|There is hissing sound when the unit is started or stopped and a slight hissing sound during and after operation.|It’s the sound of gaseous refrigerant that stops flowing and the sound of drainage system.| |Dust comes from the heat pump.|There is a sound of crunching during and after operation.|Because of temperature change, front panel and other components may be expanding and contracting.| |Dust comes from the heat pump.|There is a hissing sound when the unit is turned on or suddenly stopped during operation or after defrosting.|Because refrigerant suddenly stops flowing or changes the flow direction.| |Dust comes from the heat pump.|The unit starts operation after being unused for a long time.|Dust inside the units come out together with the air.| |The heat pump generates some smell.|During operation.|The room smell or the smell of cigarette comes out through the units|

NOTICE: • Check the above items and adopt the corresponding corrective measures. If theheat pump continues to function poorly, please stop the heat pump immediately and

contact a local service contractor.

System Diagram

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System Evacuation

NOTICE:

• Make sure the outlet of vacuum pump is away from fire source and is well-ventilated.

• Before evacuating, make sure the unit cut-off valves are closed.

• When evacuating, both the liquid pipe and the gas pipe must be evacuated.

1. Remove the caps of the liquid valve, gas valve and also the service port.

2. Meanwhile the gas and liquid valves should be kept closed in case of refrigerant leak.

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Remove the screw bolt of the separator.

Remove the separator.

########### 7. Clear the pipeline

• After confirming which parts of the system should be replaced, check the pipeline of the system. Blow through the main pipeline with nitrogen. After clearing the pipeline, if the components are not replaced immediately, seal the pipeline with adhesive tape to prevent the system from being contaminated by moisture and impurities in the air.

########### 8. Replace the compressor

• For the removal of compressor, please refer to the section: Removal of Major Components.

########### 9. Check/Replace the gas-liquid separator

• Note: If a compressor is damaged and needs to be replaced, its gas-liquid separator should also be replaced. This will avoid the abnormal condition of the separator from affecting the safe and reliable operation of the system.

• For the removal of gas-liquid separator, please refer to the section: Removal of Major Components.

########### 10. Check the system for leaks

• First of all, check each brazing point. Check whether the brazed joints are smooth and whether there is any obvious flaws or other abnormal condition.

• Next, fill high-pressure nitrogen into the system for leak detection. If it is only the outdoor unit that needs to be repaired and the indoor unit is confirmed normal, then it’s OK to charge high-pressure nitrogen into the outdoor unit only. Fill with nitrogen simultaneously from the high pressure side and low pressure side. We recommend charging the nitrogen from the both service valves at the same time. Nitrogen pressure should be greater than 150 psi. Use soapy water to check for leaks. Check the brazed joints particularly.

• Finally, pressurize the entire system. Fill high-pressure nitrogen into the system and maintain 300 psi. Close both service valves and maintain the pressure of indoor and outdoor units for more than 12h. If the pressure remains unchanged, then start system evacuation; otherwise, check the system for leaks again. Temperature should be considered when judging the pressure change. If temperature changes by 2OF , pressure will change by 1-1/2 psi or so.

########### 11. Evacuate the system and charge refrigerant

• Please refer to the section of maintenance: vacuum pumping and refrigerant charging.

########### 12. Connect electric components

• Connect cables, compressor wires and the electric heating belt according to the signs marked before and the wiring diagram on the cover of the electric box.

######### How to Replace the Compressor Drive Module

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1. First, make sure that power is off. Use a multi meter to measure the voltage between L1, L2, L3, and N. to be sure the voltage is isolated. Tag the breaker to indicate that the equipment is under repair.

2. Measure the voltage between DC bus P and N on the drive board of the compressor. Set the multimeter for DC voltage and measure the voltage between P and N as shown below. If the voltage is below 36V, proceed with the next step.

3. Remove all the wires on the drive board of the compressor.

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4. Remove the screws on the drive board of the compressor. The screws are located in the white circles as shown above in the picture.

5. Replace with a new compressor drive board. Before replacement, apply some silica gel on the IPM module.

6. Install the new compressor drive board. Tighten the screws and connect the wires correctly.

##### Removal of Major Components Removal of ODU Major Components

|Picture|Name|Function| |---|---|---| |![image 30](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile30.png)|Compressor|Through compression, the low pressure refrigerant becomes pressurized. As its pressure and temperature both rise, it becomes high pressure and high temperature refrigerant. It is the power drive of the system.| |![image 31](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile31.png)|4-way valve|It is used to change the direction of refrigerant flow for heating and cooling.| |![image 32](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile32.png)|Motor|The power drive of the fan. It enables the fan to run so as to provide air to flow across the coil and transfer heat from the coil to the air.| |![image 33](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile33.png)|Fan|It is used to provide smooth currents of air for forced convection and heat exchange of condenser and evaporator.| |![image 34](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile34.png)|Gas liquid separator|Installed at the suction side of compressor, it can separate the liquefied refrigerant from the gaseous refrigerant to make sure that only gaseous refrigerant will be drawn into the compressor. Ineffective compression or slugging phenomenon will occur if liquid refrigerant enters the compressor.|

|Picture|Name|Function| |---|---|---| |![image 35](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile35.png)|Accumulator|Flash refrigerant from liquid to gas| |![image 36](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile36.png)|Outdoor coil|It is used to transfer partial heat of the hot flow to the cold flow so that the flow temperature can reach the specified index. It is an energy exchanging device.| |![image 37](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile37.png)|Electronic expansion valve|It is used to lower the pressure and temperature of liquefied refrigerant and adjust the flow of refrigerant entering the coil.| |![image 38](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile38.png)|Solenoid Valve|Electromagnetic valve controls increased enthalpy switch.|

ENGLISH

Model: AUH2436ZGDA

Front Panel Removal Note: Be sure power is off before removing front panel.

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|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove the upper cover plate.|![image 39](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile39.png)|Unscrew the screws of the upper cover plate with a screwdriver.| |2. Remove the front side plate.|![image 40](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile40.png)|Unscrew the screws of the upper and front side plate with a screwdriver.| |3. Remove the front grill.|![image 41](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile41.png)|Unscrew the screws of the front grill with a screwdriver.| |4. Remove the front panel.|![image 42](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile42.png)|Unscrew the screws that connect the front panel to the middle insulating board and screws around the front panel.|

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |5. Remove the right side plate.|![image 43](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile43.png)|Unscrew the screws that connect the right side plate to the electric box and the screws around the right side plate.| |6. Install the right side plate|![image 44](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile44.png)|Screw up the screws around the right side plate. Be careful to handle well the clasps at the bottom of the right side plate.| |7. Install the front panel.|![image 45](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile45.png)|Install the front panel by mounting on 6 clasps on its both sides. Please note that there is one screw on the lower right side.| |8. Install the grill.|![image 46](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile46.png)|Attach the grill back in place and tighten up the screws.|

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |9. Install the front side plate.|![image 47](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile47.png)|Fix the clasps on both sides of the plate and tighten up the screws.| |10. Install the upper cover plate.|![image 48](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile48.png)|Tighten up the screws around the upper cover plate.|

Model: AUH2436ZGDA

##### Compressor/Gas Liquid Separator Removal

Note: Make sure all refrigerant is recovered and power is isolated before removing compressor and gas liquid separator.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove wires.|![image 49](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile49.png)|Loosen the securing screws of the wires with a screwdriver.

Remove the wires. Note: When removing the wires, mark the wire terminals corresponding to their color so as to avoid misconnection.| |2. Break off the pipes that connecting to the compressor/ gas liquid separator.|![image 50](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile50.png)|Braze the pipes that are connected to the compressor/gas liquid separator.

Then remove the pipes. Note: When welding the pipes, do not let the flame burn the other components.| |3. Loosen the compressor’s base connectors / gas liquid separator’s base nuts.|![image 51](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile51.png)|Use a wrench to twist off the compressor/gas liquid separator’s base nuts.| |4. Remove the compressor/ gas liquid separator from the chassis.|![image 52](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile52.png)|Take away the compressor/gas liquid separator and replace with a new one.

Note: When replacing the compressor/gas liquid separator, avoid touching the nearby pipeline and components.|

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##### Compressor/Gas Liquid Separator Removal

Note: Make sure all refrigerant is recovered and power is isolated before removing compressor and gas liquid separator.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |5. Install the new compressor/ gas liquid separator onto the chassis.|![image 53](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile53.png)|After replacing the compressor/gas liquid separator, tighten up the base screw nuts.| |6. Connect the brazing interfaces of compressor/gas liquid separator to the pipeline.|![image 54](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile54.png)|Braze the connection pipes of compressor to connect them to the compressor.

Note: When replacing the compressor, avoid touching the nearby pipeline and components.| |7. Connect the compressor wires.|![image 55](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile55.png)|Connect the compressor wires to the wire terminals on the top of compressor.

Note: When connecting the wires, be sure to match the colors with the corresponding wire terminals.|

Model: AUH2436ZGDA

##### 4-Way Valve Removal

Note: Make sure refrigerant is fully recovered and power is isolated before removing the 4-way valve.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove the solenoid coil from the 4-way valve|![image 56](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile56.png)|Carefully unscrew the screws of electromagnetic coil with a screwdriver.| |2. Break off the connection pipes from the 4-way valve.|![image 57](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile57.png)|Use a torch to loosen the 4 joints on the 4-way valve and then remove the connection pipes.

Note: When brazing the pipes, the 4-way valve should be wrapped with wet cloth for cooling. Do not let the flame burn the other components.| |3. Replace the 4-way valve and connect it to the connection pipes.|![image 58](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile58.png)|Replace the 4-way valve and then use a torch to braze the 4 joints of the 4-way valve.

Note: When brazing the pipes, the 4-way valve should be wrapped with wet cloth for cooling. Do not let the flame burn the other components.| |4. Install the coil of 4-way valve.|![image 59](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile59.png)|Tighten the screws of the coil of 4-way valve with a screwdriver.|

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Model: AUH2436ZGDA

##### Fan and Motor Removal

Note: Be sure to isolate power before removing the fan.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---|

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|1. Remove the grill.|![image 60](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile60.png)|Use a screwdriver to unscrew the two screws on the upper left and lower right corners.| |2. Remove the fan.|![image 61](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile61.png)|Use a wrench to remove the specialized nut and gasket of the fan. Note: Please keep the nut and gasket safe after removing them from the fan.| |3. Remove motor.|![image 62](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile62.png)|Use a screwdriver to unscrew the bolt of motor.

Note: Motor wire should be first removed from the electric box.| |4. Install the motor.|![image 63](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile63.png)|Replace with a new motor. Then tighten up the screw bolt.|

##### Fan and Motor Removal

Note: Be sure to isolate power before removing the fan.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |5. Install the fan.|![image 64](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile64.png)|Install the fan in place. Put on the gasket and use a wrench to secure the screw nut.

Note: After installing the fan, turn the fan by hand to see if it can run normally. If not, please check for the reason.| |6. Install the grill.|![image 65](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile65.png)|After replacing the motor, use a screwdriver to tighten up the screw bolt that secures the motor. Arrange the wires according to the wiring diagram.|

Model: AUH2436ZGDA

##### Outdoor Coil Removal

Note: Make sure all refrigerant has been recovered and power is isolated before removing the outdoor coil.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove the panels.|![image 66](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile66.png)|Remove the upper, lower and front panels.|

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |2. Remove the electric box.|![image 67](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile67.png)|Loosen the wire clamp at the bottom of the electric box.

Unscrew the screws of electric box. The connection wires inside and outside the electric box should be removed.| |3. Remove motor support.|![image 68](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile68.png)|When removing the motor support, be careful to protect the components.| |4. Remove the outdoor coil.|![image 69](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile69.png)|Heat the brazed joint with a torch until the pipes separate.

Note: When brazing the pipes, do not let the flame burn the other components. The brazing points of the outdoor coil are steel and copper brazed points. Be sure to maintain the brazing quality.| |5. Remove the outdoor coil|![image 70](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile70.png)|Loosen the securing screws of coil support. Take off the plate type heat exchanger and the support as a whole.|

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|---|---|---| |6. Install the new outdoor coil.|![image 71](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile71.png)|Secure the screws of coil and support. Then fix them together on the chassis.

Install the coil by referring to the positions of entering and leaving pipes. Braze the connection pipes.

Nitrogen welding: the pressure of nitrogen is 2” to 3” W.C.

Note: When brazing the pipes, do not let the flame burn the other components.| |7. Secure the electric box and arrange the wires according to the requirement.|![image 72](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile72.png)|Put the electric box in place and tighten up the screws of electric box.

Arrange and secure the wires as original.| |8. Check and open the upper|![image 73](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile73.png)|Check whether each component and connection wire is well connected.

If everything is OK, place back the upper, left and right side panels.|

Model: AUH2436ZGDA

##### Electronic Expansion Valve Removal

Note: Recover all refrigerant and isolate power before removing the electronic expansion valve.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove the electric box.|![image 74](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile74.png)|Remove the upper, lower and front panels.

Loosen the wire clamp at the bottom of the electric box

Unscrew the screws of electric box. The connection wires inside and outside the electric box should be removed. When removing the electric box, be careful to protect the components.| |2. Remove the fixed block.|![image 75](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile75.png)|Remove the fixed block between the electronic expansion valve and the pipe.| |3. Remove the electronic expansion valve.|![image 76](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile76.png)|Take off the coil of electronic expansion valve.

Loosen the connection pipe of electronic expansion valve by brazing. Then remove the connection pipe.

Note: When brazing the pipe, do not let the flame bunt the other components.|

############# Note: Recover all refrigerant and isolate power before removing the electronic expansion valve.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |4. Take out the electronic expansion valve.|![image 77](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile77.png)|Take out the electronic expansion valve.| |5. Install the new electronic expansion valve.|![image 78](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile78.png)|Braze the connection pipe of electronic expansion valve.

When brazing the electronic expansion valve, the valve should be wrapped with wet cloth.

Nitrogen brazing: the pressure of nitrogen is 2” to 3” W.C.

Note: When brazing the pipes, do not let the flame burn the other components.

Install the coil of electronic expansion valve.| |6. Secure the electric box and arrange the wires as required.|![image 79](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile79.png)|Put the electric box back in place and tighten up the screws.

Arrange the wires as original.|

Note: Recover all refrigerant and isolate power before removing the electronic expansion valve.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |7. Check and open the upper and front panels.|![image 80](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile80.png)|Check whether each component and connection wire is well connected.

If everything is OK, install the upper, left and right panels. Tighten up the screws.|

Model: AUH4860ZGDA

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Note: Be sure the refrigerant is recovered and power is isolated before removing the compressor.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove wires.|![image 92](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile92.png)|Loosen the securing screws of the wires with a screwdriver. Remove the wires. Note: When removing the wires, mark the wire terminals corresponding to their color so as to avoid misconnection.| |2. Loosen the securing screws at the foot of compressor.|![image 93](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile93.png)|Use a wrench to twist off the screw nuts at the foot of compressor.|

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |3. Break off the pipes that connect to the compressor.|![image 94](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile94.png)|Braze the pipes that are connected to the compressor.

Then remove the pipes. Note: When brazing the pipes, do not let the flame burn the other components| |4. Remove the compressor from the chassis|![image 95](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile95.png)|Take out the compressor and replace it. Note: When replacing the compressor, avoid touching the nearby pipeline and components.| |5. Fix the new compressor back onto the chassis.|![image 96](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile96.png)|After replacing the compressor, tighten up the screws at the foot of compressor.|

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |6. Connect the pipes to the suction and discharge ports.|![image 97](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile97.png)|Braze the compressor connection pipes and connect them to the compressor.

Note: When replacing the compressor, avoid touching the nearby pipeline and components.| |7. Connect the compressor|![image 98](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile98.png)|Connect the compressor wires to the wire terminals on the top of compressor.

Note: When connecting the wires, be sure to match the colors with the corresponding wire terminals.|

Model: AUH4860ZGDA

##### 4-Way Valve Removal

Note: Make sure refrigerant is fully recovered and power is isolated before removing the 4-way valve.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove the solenoid coil from the 4-way valve|![image 99](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile99.png)|Carefully unscrew the screws of electromagnetic coil with a screwdriver.| |2. Break off the connection pipes from the 4-way valve.|![image 100](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile100.png)|Use a torch to loosen the 4 joints on the 4-way valve and then remove the connection pipes.

Note: When brazing the pipes, the 4-way valve should be wrapped with wet cloth for cooling. Do not let the flame burn the other components.| |3. Replace the 4-way valve and connect it to the connection pipes.|![image 101](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile101.png)|Replace the 4-way valve and then use a torch to braze the 4 joints of the 4-way valve.

Note: When brazing the pipes, the 4-way valve should be wrapped with wet cloth for cooling. Do not let the flame burn the other components.|

##### 4-Way Valve Removal

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|---|---|---| |1. Loosen the wire clamp at the bottom of the electric box and the screws of electric box.|![image 109](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile109.png)|Remove the upper, lower and front panels.

Loosen the wire clamp at the bottom of the electric box.

Unscrew the screws of electric box.| |2. Remove the electric box.|![image 110](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile110.png)|The connection wires inside and outside the electric box should be removed.

When removing the electric box, be careful to protect the components.| |3. Remove the compressor/ gas liquid separator from the chassis.|![image 111](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile111.png)|Remove the compressor/gas liquid separator and replace with a new one.

Note: When replacing the compressor/gas liquid separator, avoid touching the nearby pipeline and components.|

##### Compressor/Gas Liquid Separator Removal

Note: Be sure power is isolated and refrigerant is recovered before removing the gas liquid separator.

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |4. Install the new gas liquid separator|![image 112](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile112.png)|Install the gas liquid separator by referring to the positions of entering and leaving pipes. Braze the two joints

Nitrogen welding: the pressure of nitrogen is 2” to 3” W.C

Note: When brazing the pipes, do not let the flame burn the other components.

Tighten the screws of gas liquid separator.| |5. Secure the electric box and|![image 113](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile113.png)|Put the electric box back in place and tighten up the screws.

Arrange the wires as original.| |6. Check and open the upper and side panels.|![image 114](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile114.png)|Check whether each component and connection wire is well connected.

If everything is OK, install the upper, left and right panels. Tighten up the screws.|

##### Electronic Expansion Valve Removal

Note: Be sure power is isolated and refrigerant is recovered before removing the Electronic Expansion Valve

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Loosen the wire clamp at the bottom of the electric box and the screws of electric box.|![image 115](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile115.png)|Remove the upper, lower and front panels.

Loosen the wire clamp at the bottom of the electric box.

Unscrew the screws of electric box.| |2. Remove the electric box.|![image 116](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile116.png)|The connection wires inside and outside the electric box should be removed.

When removing the electric box, be careful to protect the components.| |3. Remove the electronic expansion valve.|![image 117](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile117.png)|Take off the coil of electronic expansion valve.

Loosen the connection pipe of electronic expansion valve using a torch. Remove the connection pipe.

Note: When brazing the pipe, do not let the flame burn the other components.|

############# Note: Be sure power is isolated and refrigerant is recovered before removing the Electronic Expansion Valve

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |4. Take out the electronic expansion valve.|![image 118](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile118.png)|Take out the electronic expansion valve.| |5. Install the new electronic expansion valve.|![image 119](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile119.png)|Braze the connection pipe of electronic expansion valve.

When brazing the electronic expansion valve, the valve should be wrapped with wet cloth.

Nitrogen welding: the pressure of nitrogen is 2” to 3” W.C.

Note: When brazing the pipes, do not let the flame burn the other components.

Install the coil of electronic expansion valve.| |6. Secure the electric box and arrange the wires as required.|![image 120](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile120.png)|Put the electric box back in place and tighten up the screws.

Arrange the wires as original.|

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Note: Be sure power is isolated and refrigerant is recovered before removing the Electronic Expansion Valve

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |7. Check and open the upper and side panels.|![image 121](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile121.png)|Check whether each component and connection wire is well connected.

If everything is OK, install the upper, left and right panels. Tighten up the screws.|

Removal of IDU Major Components Air handler Unit

##### Electric Box Disassembly and Assembly

Note: Be sure power is isolated and refrigerant is recovered before removing the Electronic Expansion Valve

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove the upper panel|![image 122](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile122.png)|Loosen screws around the upper panel with a screwdriver.

Remove the upper panel away from the unit.| |2. Remove the electric box.|![image 123](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile123.png)|Disconnect the power cord and control line from the wiring terminals, and then draw them out.

Loosen screws around the electric box with a screwdriver.

Remove the electric box from the unit.|

##### Electric Box Disassembly and Assembly

Note: Be sure power is isolated and refrigerant is recovered before removing the Electronic Expansion Valve

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |3. Remove the electric element.|![image 124](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile124.png)|Disconnect the electric element from the wiring terminal.

Loosen screws around the electric element with a screwdriver.

Remove the electric element from the electric box.| |4. Mount the new electric element.|![image 125](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile125.png)|Place the electric element at the proper position.

Tighten the screws around the electric element with a screwdriver.

Wire the electric element to the wiring terminal.| |5. Reinstall the electric box.|![image 126](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile126.png)|Place the electric box at the proper position.

Tighten screws around the electric box with a screwdriver.

Connect the power cord and control line properly.

Reassemble the unit as before.|

##### Fan Motor Disassembly and Assembly

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove the upper panel.|![image 127](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile127.png)|Loosen screws round the upper panel with a screwdriver.

Remove the upper panel from unit.|

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|2. Remove the fan.|![image 128](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile128.png)|Disconnect the wires of the fan from the wiring terminal and draw them out.

Loosen screws located at the front of the fan with a screwdriver.

Remove the fan from the unit.| |3. Remove the motor.|![image 129](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile129.png)|Disconnect the wires of the fan from the wiring terminal and draw them out.

Loosen screws located at the front of the fan with a screwdriver.

Remove the fan from the unit.| |4. Reinstall the fan.|![image 130](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile130.png)|Place the motor at the proper position.

Tighten screws fixing the motor and fan wheel.

Tighten screw bolts fixing the motor bracket.

After the installation, reassemble the unit as before.|

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove the upper panel.|![image 131](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile131.png)|Loosen screws round the upper panel with a screwdriver.

Remove the upper panel from unit| |2. Remove the lower panel (1) and panel (2).|![image 132](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile132.png)|Loosen screws round the lower panel with a screwdriver.

Remove the lower panel from unit.| |3. Remove the enhanced frame if applicable.|![image 133](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile133.png)|Remove the screws from enhanced frame.

Disassemble the enhanced frame from the unit.| |4. Remove the mounting plate of the drain pan.|![image 134](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile134.png)|Loosen screws at both side of the mounting plate with a screwdriver.

Remove the mounting plate from the unit.|

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |5. Remove the primary drain pan.|![image 135](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile135.png)|Remove the primary drain pan from the unit.| |6. Remove the secondary drain pan.|![image 136](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile136.png)|Remove the secondary drain pan from the unit.| |7. Remove the coil.|![image 137](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile137.png)|Remove the coil away from the primary drain pan.

Reassemble the unit as before.|

##### Filter Disassembly and Assembly

|Step|Picture|Work instruction| |---|---|---| |1. Remove the mounting plate|![image 138](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile138.png)|Loosen screws fixing the mounting plate. Remove the mounting plate away from the unit| |2. Remove the filter screen|![image 139](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile139.png)|Remove the filter screen away from the unit. After replacing the filter screen, reassemble the unit as before.|

##### Exploded View and Parts Lists ODU Exploded View and Parts Lists

AUH2436ZGDA

![image 140](GE_20Connect_20Series_20Service_20Manual_202020902_images/imageFile140.png)

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