General Assist Technical Reference

Wall-Mounted Split Installation Guide

ASTG09KMTC / ASTG12KMTC
For approved AOTG09KMTC / AOTG12KMTC R32 outdoor units
R32 flammable refrigerant: Installation, pressure testing, evacuation, charging and service work must be completed by qualified personnel using R32/R410A-rated tools and materials. Remove ignition sources, ventilate the work area and use an R32-compatible leak detector.
Minimum room area: Where the total refrigerant charge exceeds 1.22 kg, confirm the installation room meets the minimum floor-area requirements in the indoor installation manual.

1. Quick specifications

ItemRequirement
RefrigerantR32
Liquid pipe6.35 mm (1/4 in), minimum wall thickness 0.8 mm
Gas pipe9.52 mm (3/8 in), minimum wall thickness 0.8 mm
Maximum pipe length20 m
Maximum height difference15 m
Factory charge allowanceUp to 15 m of pipework
Additional refrigerant20 g/m above 15 m; 100 g at 20 m
Cooling range-10°C to 46°C
Heating range-15°C to 24°C
Power supply1 phase, 240 V, 50 Hz; operating range 198–264 V
Power cable1.5 mm², 2 conductors plus earth
Interconnection cable1.5 mm², 3 conductors plus earth
Circuit breaker10 A for model 09 and model 12
Earth leakage breaker30 mA
Short pipework: Pipe runs shorter than 3 m may transfer outdoor-unit sound to the indoor unit and increase perceived operating noise.

2. Indoor-unit installation

ClearanceMinimum
Above wall-hook bracket67 mm
Left side107 mm
Right side183 mm
Front clearance1,500 mm
Floor to indoor unit1,800 mm
Human sensor: Approximate detection range is 6 m, 90° vertically and 100° horizontally. Keep heaters and large objects outside the detection area.

Six piping directions

Right rear Right Right bottom Left bottom Left Left rear
1Select a strong, level wall with unrestricted airflow, suitable drainage and adequate service access.
2Secure the wall-hook bracket level using at least five large fixing screws.
3Cut a 65 mm wall hole with the outside edge 5–10 mm lower than the inside edge.
4Fit a wall pipe and wall cap to prevent wiring contacting raw metal.
5For left-side piping, transfer the drain hose and drain cap and refit the retaining screw.
6Keep the drain hose below the refrigerant pipes and maintain continuous fall.
7Engage the upper hooks first, then push the lower fittings onto the bottom hooks.
Drainage: Do not lift the drain hose, create waves or submerge its end. Apply freeze protection where the hose may be exposed below 0°C.

3. Outdoor-unit installation

Obstacle arrangementMinimum clearance
Rear only100 mm
Rear and both sidesRear 100 mm; sides 100 mm and 250 mm
Front only600 mm
Front and rearFront 600 mm; rear 100 mm
Rear and overhead obstructionRear 100 mm; overhead 600 mm; overhead depth maximum 200 mm
Multiple units side by sideMinimum 250 mm between units
  • Mount on a base at least 50 mm wide using four M10 anchor bolts.
  • Anchor-bolt projection should be approximately 20 mm.
  • Do not tilt the outdoor unit more than 3° or towards the compressor side.
  • Do not install directly on the ground.
  • Provide drainage and allow space for ice build-up in cold climates.
  • Do not stack units where drainage from the upper unit can freeze onto the lower unit.

4. Flare connections

Pipe sizeTorque
6.35 mm16–18 N·m
9.52 mm32–42 N·m
Use R32/R410A-compatible flare tools. Maintain a bend radius of at least 70 mm and do not bend the same section more than three times. Apply alkylbenzene oil to the outdoor flare surface; do not use mineral oil.

5. Nitrogen sealing test

Dry nitrogen only. Never use oxygen, compressed air, refrigerant or flammable gas for the sealing test.
1Confirm both service valves are closed and power remains isolated.
2Add dry nitrogen to both the liquid and gas lines.
3Pressurise to 4.15 MPa.
4Leak-test all flare connections and brazed joints.
5Allow the system to stand for 24 hours and confirm pressure has not fallen.
6Allow for ambient-temperature change: a 5°C change alters test pressure by approximately 0.05 MPa.
7Release nitrogen slowly after the test is complete.

6. Vacuum and additional charging

1Connect a clean R32/R410A manifold and vacuum pump to the charging port.
2Evacuate to -0.1 MPa or -76 cmHg.
3Continue operating the vacuum pump for at least 15 minutes after reaching target vacuum.
4Disconnect the service hoses and tighten the charging-port cap.
5Fully open both service-valve spindles using a 4 mm hex key at 6–7 N·m.
6For pipework above 15 m, charge liquid R32 by electronic scale at 20 g/m.
CapTorque
1/4 in blank cap20–25 N·m
3/8 in blank cap20–25 N·m
Charging-port cap12.5–16 N·m

7. Electrical wiring

Match terminals 1, 2 and 3 between indoor and outdoor units and connect protective earth. Clamp cables by the outer sheath.
Terminal screwTorque
M4 indoor terminal1.2–1.8 N·m
Keep demand-control wiring separated from power and interconnection wiring. Wait at least 10 minutes after isolating the outdoor unit before touching electrical components.

8. Test run and commissioning

Hold the indoor-unit MANUAL AUTO button for more than 10 seconds to start forced cooling. The OPERATION and TIMER lamps flash together. Stop using START/STOP on the remote controller.
Commissioning checkDone
Remote-controller operation confirmed
Indicator lamps operate correctly
Airflow louvres operate correctly
Human sensor unobstructed and operating correctly
Drainage test completed with no leaks
No abnormal noise or vibration
No refrigerant leakage detected
Customer shown operation and filter maintenance

9. Optional controls

OptionReference
Two-wire wired remote controllerUTY-RNR series; communication kit UTY-TWRXZ2 required
Simple remote controllerUTY-RSR / UTY-RHR series; communication kit required
External input/output PCBUTY-XCSXZ2
External connect kitUTY-XWZXZ5
Communication kitUTY-TWRXZ2
Final handover: Leave the installation and operating manuals with the customer and record any changed function settings, optional controls and additional refrigerant charge.
Based on Fujitsu General indoor installation manual Part No. 9387603040-03 and outdoor installation manual Part No. 9319205298. This simplified field reference does not replace the complete manuals, equipment rating labels or current Australian and New Zealand regulations.