General Assist Technical Reference

V-II Series Outdoor Wiring Diagram Reference

AJYA72LALH / AJYA90LALH / AJY126LALH
Electrical interconnections, major components, thermistor identification and transmission terminals
This solution provides a schematic reference for the V-II Series outdoor units. It is intended to support installation verification, fault diagnosis, PCB replacement and service work by showing the electrical relationship between the power circuit, control boards, inverter section, compressor, fan motor, expansion valves, sensors and transmission terminals.
High-voltage warning: These units contain 400 V three-phase supply, high DC-bus voltage and stored capacitor energy. Testing must only be completed by qualified personnel using correctly rated instruments and PPE. Confirm discharge time before touching inverter or capacitor circuits.

1. Diagram and model mapping

PDF pageModelCompressor arrangementKey difference
1AJYA72LALH / AJYA90LALHSingle inverter compressorIncludes inverter board and one compressor motor connection
2AJY126LALHInverter compressor plus additional compressor controlIncludes CT board and additional compressor-related wiring
Model suffix matters: Use the complete model number. Do not apply this diagram to V Series, V-III, VR-II, VR-III or other outdoor units with similar capacity numbers.

2. Major electrical components

ComponentFunctionService focus
Noise-filter boardFilters incoming supply noise and protects the downstream power circuitCheck fuses, supply continuity, heat damage and loose terminals
Diode bridgeRectifies the AC supply into DC for the inverter circuitCheck for short circuit, open circuit and abnormal DC-bus voltage
Reactor and capacitorsSmooth and stabilise the DC-bus circuitInspect for swelling, heat damage, loose connections and DC-bus collapse under load
Inverter boardDrives the compressor motor at variable frequencyCheck DC input, U/V/W output balance, IPM condition and compressor current
Control boardProcesses sensor inputs and controls valves, relays, fan and communicationCheck LEDs, connector seating, address switches and output commands
CT boardMonitors compressor current on the AJY126LALH arrangementConfirm current-transformer wiring and board connections
Fan motorControls outdoor airflowCheck motor winding, feedback, connector and commanded output
Expansion-valve coilsModulate refrigerant flow through EEV coils 1 and 2Check coil resistance, plug position and valve movement
Pressure sensors and switchesMonitor and protect high- and low-pressure operationCompare sensor output with gauge pressure and verify switch continuity
Case and crankcase heatersPrevent refrigerant migration and oil dilutionCheck supply, continuity and relay output
Solenoid coils 1-3Switch refrigerant circuit pathsCheck coil resistance, output voltage and correct connector location

3. Power and transmission terminals

TerminalConnectionImportant note
L1 / L2 / L3 / N / Earth400 V three-phase power supplyVerify phase supply, neutral where fitted, earth continuity and phase balance
X1 / X2Indoor-unit transmission networkObserve transmission cable requirements and avoid connection to mains voltage
Z1 / Z2Connection to another master outdoor unitUsed in applicable multi-outdoor arrangements only
H1 / H2Connection to another outdoor unit within the same refrigerant systemConfirm master/slave arrangement and refrigerant-system addressing
Never megger the transmission terminals or connected control PCBs. Isolate and disconnect sensitive electronic circuits before insulation-resistance testing.

4. Thermistor and tube-marking reference

ThermistorTypical function shownTube marking
TH1Heat-sink thermistorBlue
TH2Compressor temperature 1Yellow
TH3Outdoor-air thermistorNo tube colour shown
TH4Heat-exchanger temperature 1Blue
TH5Heat-exchanger temperature 2Gray
TH6Compressor temperature 2No tube colour shown
TH7Heat-exchanger temperature 3Gray
TH8Heat-exchanger gas temperatureGreen
TH9Heat-exchanger gas temperatureWhite
TH10Heat-sink thermistor 2No tube colour shown
TH11Subcool heat-exchanger thermistor 2No tube colour shown
TH12Subcool heat-exchanger liquid temperatureRed
TH13Subcool heat-exchanger gas temperatureNo tube colour shown
Do not identify a sensor by wire colour alone. Confirm the PCB connector number, thermistor reference and physical tube location before replacement.

5. Wiring-diagram troubleshooting workflow

1Confirm the exact model and diagram page.
Use page 1 for AJYA72LALH / AJYA90LALH and page 2 for AJY126LALH.
2Identify the failed function.
Separate the fault into power supply, compressor drive, fan, valve, sensor, pressure protection or communication.
3Trace from the load back to the board.
Check the component, harness, connector, PCB output and upstream supply in that order.
4Compare command with actual operation.
Confirm whether the control board is commanding the output and whether voltage/current reaches the component.
5Check sensors against actual conditions.
Compare thermistor resistance with temperature and pressure-sensor output with gauge pressure.
6Inspect all connectors before replacing a PCB.
Look for loose pins, overheated plugs, corrosion, damaged harnesses and incorrect connector positions.

6. PCB replacement checklist

CheckDone
Old PCB part number recorded
All DIP switches and rotary switches photographed
Replacement PCB settings matched exactly
Every connector returned to the correct terminal
Refrigerant-system and outdoor-unit addresses confirmed
Capacity check and commissioning completed
Operation tested in heating and cooling where conditions allow
Escalation information: Provide the complete model and serial number, fault code, LED status, measured supply voltages, DC-bus voltage, compressor current, thermistor readings, pressure-sensor readings and photos of the PCB connectors and switch settings.
Based on the supplied V-II Series outdoor wiring diagrams for AJYA72LALH, AJYA90LALH and AJY126LALH. This article is a simplified service reference and does not replace the complete service manual, wiring diagram or electrical safety procedures.