GENERAL Assist Technical Reference

J-II S Outdoor Unit Wiring Diagram

AJT040LCLAH / AJT045LCLAH / AJT054LCLAH
Outdoor unit electrical wiring, PCB connector and component reference
This reference converts the J-II S outdoor-unit wiring diagram into a searchable connector and component guide. The source drawing contains a combined diagram for AJT040LCLAH / AJT045LCLAH and a separate diagram for AJT054LCLAH.
Electrical safety: This equipment contains 230 V AC mains supply and high-voltage inverter circuitry. Isolate power, verify de-energisation and allow the DC bus to discharge before accessing electrical components. Electrical testing must be completed by suitably qualified personnel.

1. Applicable models

ModelSource diagram
AJT040LCLAHShared diagram with AJT045LCLAH
AJT045LCLAHShared diagram with AJT040LCLAH
AJT054LCLAHSeparate diagram shown in source

2. Power and inverter circuit

The source diagram identifies the outdoor-unit supply as 230 V ~ 50 Hz. The main power path includes the terminal block, fuse, noise-filter board, reactor, inverter board, active filter module, choke coil and compressor motor.
ComponentDiagram referenceNotes
Power supply terminalL / N / Earth230 V ~ 50 Hz supply
FuseF5025 A / 250 V
Noise filter boardNOISE FILTER BOARDLocated between incoming supply and downstream power circuitry
ReactorCN139Connected into the power-conditioning circuit
Inverter boardINVERTER BOARDDrives the compressor motor
CompressorTM403 / TM404 / TM405Red / White / Black motor leads shown on source diagram
Active power moduleACTIVE POWER MODULEConnected between inverter/control power circuitry and choke coil
Choke coilCHOKE COILL1 / L2 white leads shown
Transformer boardTRANS BOARD E01Associated with the control-board supply circuit

3. Main PCB connector reference

ConnectorConnected device / functionSource identification
CN136External output 1EXT. OUT.1
CN137External output 2EXT. OUT.2
CN135Pulse inputPULSE IN.
CN118High-pressure sensorPRESSURE SENSOR (HIGH)
CN119Low-pressure sensorPRESSURE SENSOR (LOW)
CN107Solenoid coilSV
CN1054-way valve coil4WV
CN113Crankcase heaterCRANK CASE HEATER
CN116Expansion valve coilEXPANSION VALVE COIL
CN101Outdoor terminal / inter-unit wiringTo indoor unit / other cycle
CN102Outdoor fan motorFAN MOTOR
CN139ReactorREACTOR
CN131External input 1EXT. IN.1
CN132External input 2EXT. IN.2
CN133External input 3EXT. IN.3
CN134External input 4EXT. IN.4

4. Thermistor and sensor identification

SensorFunction shown on diagramConnector / colour reference
TH1Discharge temperature thermistorCN141 / Blue marking reference
TH10Compressor shell thermistorCN141
TH4Suction temperature thermistorCN143 / Red marking reference
TH5Heat-exchanger exit thermistorCN143 / Pink marking reference
TH3Outdoor temperature thermistorCN144 / marked tube reference
Identification note: The source diagram also provides wire colours and tube-marking references to distinguish thermistors. Confirm both the connector number and the physical sensor location before substituting or testing a thermistor.

5. Using the wiring diagram for service

1Confirm the exact outdoor model. AJT040LCLAH and AJT045LCLAH share one drawing; AJT054LCLAH has its own drawing.
2Identify the device first. Locate the component on the wiring diagram and then follow its wiring back to the connector number.
3Verify wire colour and connector position. Do not rely on wire colour alone where multiple black or white leads are shown.
4Trace the complete circuit. For inverter or supply faults, include the terminal, fuse, noise filter, reactor, inverter board, active power module and associated connections in the inspection.
5Use model-specific service data for electrical values. This wiring diagram identifies connections and components; it does not provide test voltages, resistance limits or fault-code thresholds.
Source: J-II S Wiring Diagram, section 5-2-2 Outdoor Unit, page 05-14. The original wiring diagram should be used whenever pin-level tracing is required.