A quick reference guide for Midea High
Wall split systems installations
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System Data (pipe lengths/gas charges etc) 3-4
Easy Wiring Guides 5-8
Wifi and KJR29B installation 9-13
Wifi Set up 14-15
AG Series Multi function board 16-21
Commissioning 22-25
Common Installation Faults 26-28
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Pipe sizes/Gas charges
And cable sizes 4
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Pipe and Cable Sizes/Charging
Piping Information Electrical Wiring Information
Model: 09 12 18 24
Liquid Line Inch 1/4 1/4 1/4 3/8 Model: 09 12 18 24
Gas Line Inch 3/8 3/8 1/2 5/8 3x1.5mm² 3x2.5mm²
Mains Outdoor
Drain Line Φ mm 16 16 16 16
Max Length M 25 25 30 50 5x1.5mm² 5x2.5mm²
Interconnecting/Indoor Power
Max Height M 10 10 20 25
Power Supply Information Refrigerant Charging Information
Model: 09 12 18 24
Model: 09 12 18 24 Pre – Charge Kg 0.5 0.5 1.0 1.6
Outdoor Ph/A 1/16 1/16 1/16 1/20 Charged to M 5 5 5 5
Additional g/m 12 12 12 24
Indoor Powered from Outdoor Unit Refrigerant Type R32
PLEASE NOTE – when using the 4 core wiring method the interconnecting cable for size 24 systems can be
downsized to 1.5mm
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5 core method 5
4 core method 6
4 core method explanation 7
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High Wall Easy Wiring Guide
W,L,N,E,S W,L,N,E,S
L,N,E • Interconnecting power supply must be
locally isolated with a 5amp switch fuse
spur to protect the indoor PCB
• ‘W’ and ‘S’ must not be switched (crimp
straight through)
• W is a switched live and powers the
condenser using the energy efficiency
relay
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High Wall Easy Wiring Guide – 4 core method
L,N,E,S L,N,E,S
L,N,E • Interconnecting power supply must be
locally isolated with a 5amp switch fuse
spur to protect the indoor PCB
• ‘S’ must not be switched (crimp straight
through)
• Move the spade connection of W at the
condensing unit to the spare way on
1(L) (see next page for explanation)
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Wiring Information – 4 Core Interconnecting
For instances where a 4 core interconnecting is to
be used we can bypass the 1W standby relay and
power the condenser directly from the mains
supply
This reverts the system back to 5W standy power
usage, the same as all other manufacturers
To achieve this, when the unit is powered down,
we need to move the brown spade connection
from the W terminal and replace it onto the spare
connection on the 1(L) terminal
You then wire with a 4 core cable and miss W at
both units
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Installation Overview 10-11
KJR29B single unit 12
KJR29B multiple units 13
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Wifi & Controller Installation
The connections for both the wifi adapter and a
hard wired controller are on the display board
To access it, lift up the fascia and remove the
screw that is holding it in place
Ease the display board from the fascia holdings
and it will hang from the connection made to the
indoor pcb
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Wifi & Controller Installation
CN2 – KJR29B controller uses an
adapter cable to connect to the wall
mounted units
CN3 – The wifi dongle plugs into
the housing connected to CN3
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Installation – Controllers – KJR29B (one to one)
• Comes with a 6m cable
• Jack plugged one side/made off the other
• Jack plugs into fascia/display board
• Other end is made off and wired into the
terminals
A – Brown/Blue • A&B – Comms
B – Red • C&D – 5v Power
C- Yellow
D - Black
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Installation – Controllers – KJR29B (one to many)
• KJR29B master cable can be
supplied free of charge (terminal
strip added to A&B)
• Plugs into the unit closest to the
controller
• Slave adapters can be ordered
for additional units
• These consist of the same jack
A – Brown/Blue plug as the master cable but only
B – Red has connections for A&B
C- Yellow • 2 core cable can be daisy chained
D - Black between A&Bs and connected
onto A&B terminals at the
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Step by Step guide 15
Video link
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App Set Up
• Download the Midea Air app from
Apple or Google Play store
• Set up account
• Click Add Unit
• Switch the power off to the unit
and restart (the procedure must
be completed within 8 mins of
power on)
• Press the LED button (red circled)
7 times until the unit shows AP on
the display
• Follow the instructions on the app
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Versions of MFB 17
Installation options 18
Components 19
Easy wiring guide 20
Dip switch settings 21
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Versions and Functions of MFB
• Central controller connection
• Remote On/Off
• Fault Output
Remote On/Off Fault Output
XYE ports for central controller
• 2 Core Local controller connection
• Remote On/Off
• Fault Output
Remote On/Off
Port for 2-wired non-polarity controller Fault Output 17
Installation Choices
• The multifunction box can be installed in the back of the
panel, where there is no need for additional holder or
bracket
• It can also be provided with extended 1m long cables for
installation exterior to the fascia (ceiling void/truncking
etc)
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Components
One adapter plate subassembly would include:
• Transfer PCB
• 7-wired cable, the 4-wired part should connect to the main control
PCB board; the 3-wired part should connect to the multi function
board
• 2-wired cable which could connect to main control PCB board
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MFB Easy Wiring Guide
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Dip Switch Settings
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Forced Cooling mode 23
Information Enquiry Mode 24-25
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Forced Cooling Mode
Lift up the fascia to reveal the Forced
cooling button on the bottom right of
the unit, below the wiring terminals
Press the button twice to enter
Forced cooling mode
The display will change to FC
The compressor and outdoor fan run
at fixed frequency and the indoor fan
runs at high speed (80%)
After running for 30 minutes, the
system will turn to auto mode with
24℃ setting temperature.
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Information Enquiry – How to enter
LED BUTTON SWING Switch the unit on, press the LED button 3
times in quick succession, now press the
swing button 3 times (even when the display
is off)
After 3 seconds the unit will enter Info
Enquiry mode
We can access the system running
parameters using this method
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Information Enquiry – Data available
Using the LED and swing buttons you can
cycle through the items in the table on the
right to help with commissioning data and/or
fault diagnosis
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Common Installation Issues
• E1 fault – if using 4 core method make sure that the W terminal has been switched to 1(L) at the condenser
• Power to indoor is fine but no display – check and double check the connection between the display board and the
main pcb
• Wifi dongle wont connect – the wifi signal requires 2.4ghz from the router. Make sure that this is not set to 5ghz.
Make sure you are trying after powering down the unit and restarting it. You have 8 minutes to set it up
• P1 error – make sure the service valves are open
• P4 error – make sure the coil is clear of debris. Check the connection between the compressor and main pcb
• Louvre wont fully close – switch of the unit via the mains power and restart. This will reset the louvre position after it
has been manually maneuvered out of sync
• Low heat exchange performance – in order to protect the environment and stop non trained persons fitting Midea
equipment, all high wall split systems comes pre-charged for 5m liquid length. Does the system require additional
refrigerant?
• The app wont let me have two users registered with the same system – only one account can have the system
registered as a primary system. The main account must share the system to the secondary account who must add this
as a shared system
• I have an extra cable hanging from the display board labelled up ABCDE – unless you are connencting a KJR29B
hardwired controller this cable isn’t required. Feel free to leave it in place or remove it from the display board
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Common Installation Issues
• AG system has as CP fault – multi function board has gone open circuit. Replace the short or check with the 3rd party
controls for open circuit
• Louvre motor isn’t moving smoothly – Check that the motor is secure via the fixing screw. Check the jack plug
connection onto main pcb. Look for anything that can be interfering with the mechanical sway of the louvre
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