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Summarization of Contents
Precautions on Use
Abnormality Handling and Power Safety
Immediate actions for abnormalities and critical electrical safety measures to prevent shock and fire.
Cable and Power Supply Guidelines
Handle power cords and cables with care, avoid damage, and use only approved types to prevent hazards.
Voltage and Circuit Requirements
Ensure correct voltage connection and use dedicated circuits with appropriate air break switches.
Precautions on Use (Continued)
Earthing and Outdoor Unit Safety
Ensure proper earthing and secure mounting of the outdoor unit to prevent electrical hazards and physical injury.
Environmental Safety and Usage
Maintain safe distances from chemicals and avoid blocking air outlets or unauthorized repairs.
Precautions on Use (Further)
Safe Operation and Airflow Direction
Avoid inserting fingers into outlets, adjust airflow direction, and do not blow air directly at pets or plants.
Health and Usage Limitations
Avoid prolonged cold air exposure and do not use the unit for drying clothes or refrigerating food.
Instructions for Use
Cooling and Heating Principles
Explains the working principles of cooling and heating modes, including capacity factors.
Defrost and Anti-Cold Air Functions
Details the auto defrost process and the anti-cold air function to prevent blowing cold air.
Operating Conditions and Limitations
Specifies temperature ranges and conditions under which the air conditioner may be unable to run normally.
Remote Control Operation Procedure
Remote Control Usage Notes
General notes on remote control usage, including obstruction, dropping, and sunlight exposure.
Basic Remote Control Buttons
Explains functions of TEMP, MODE, FAN SPEED, and SLEEP buttons on the remote control.
Clock Adjustment Functionality
Details how to adjust the clock setting on the remote control using TIME+ and TIME- buttons.
Remote Control Operation Procedure (Continued)
Advanced Remote Control Functions
Explains the functions of ON/OFF, T-ON, T-OFF, TIME+ / TIME-, and CANCEL buttons.
SWING Button Functionality
Describes how the SWING button controls louver rotation and panel light.
Battery Installation and Emergency Operation
Battery Insertion Steps and Notes
Step-by-step instructions for battery insertion and important notes on battery usage and lifespan.
Emergency Running Mode Operation
Instructions for using the manual switch for emergency operation when the remote is lost or broken.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Front Panel Cleaning Procedure
Instructions for removing, washing, and re-installing the front panel of the air conditioner.
Air Filter Cleaning Instructions
Details on how to remove, clean, and dry the air filter, including notes on water temperature and drying.
Cleaning and Maintenance (Continued)
Air Filter Installation and Checks
Instructions for installing the air filter and performing pre/post-season checks for proper unit function.
Seasonal Maintenance Checks
Checklist for inspections before and after seasonal use, including power cutoff, cleaning, and rust prevention.
Trouble-Shooting
Unit Start-up Delays and Smells
Explanation of initial restart delays and troubleshooting for bad smells, including cleaning the air filter.
Noise and Fogging Issues
Analysis of 'water flowing' noises, 'crack' noises from thermal expansion, and fogging during cooling.
Trouble-Shooting (Continued)
Unit Operation and Performance Problems
Troubleshooting for unit not running or poor cooling/heating effects due to various operational factors.
Remote Control and Water Leakage
Solutions for remote control failures and water leaks from indoor or outdoor units.
Trouble-Shooting (Further)
Airflow and Moisture on Grill
Reasons for no air blowing during heating and moisture condensation on the outlet grill.
Critical Issues Requiring Service
List of critical faults like shrill noise, frequent tripping, or overheating that require professional service.
Installation Precautions
Professional Installation and Agency Contact
Emphasizes installation by professionals and contacting local agencies for service and relocation.
Installation Position Guidelines
Recommends suitable and unsuitable locations for installation to ensure proper functioning and avoid failure.
Indoor and Outdoor Unit Placement
Details on selecting indoor/outdoor unit positions considering airflow, drainage, clearance, stability, and pipe limits.
Installation Electrical and Grounding Safety
Electrical Safety Requirements
Mandates safe grounding, leakage protection, air switches, and adherence to wiring regulations for electrical safety.
Grounding Requirements and Prohibitions
Specifies reliable grounding measures, cable usage, ground resistance, and prohibited grounding connections.
Install Indoor Unit
Wall-Mounting Frame and Pipe Installation
Steps for installing the wall-mounting frame, drilling wall openings, and installing wall pipes.
Drainage Pipe and Cable Connection
Guidelines for drainage pipe installation and detailed steps for connecting indoor/outdoor unit power cables.
Install Indoor Unit (Continued)
Indoor Unit Installation Notes and Mounting
Important notes on cable connections, unit stability, and ensuring minimum installation height.
Connecting Pipe Installation
Instructions for connecting pipes, including tightening torque for nuts and proper bending of pipes.
Install Outdoor Unit
Power Line Installation and Vacuum Pumping
Steps for connecting the power line and performing vacuum-pumping and leakage inspection.
Condensate Water Draining
Instructions for installing the drainage joint and pipe for condensate water removal from the outdoor unit.
Test Run and Post-Installation Checks
Installation Check Items
Checklist of installation aspects like reliability, gas leakage, insulation, drainage, voltage, wiring, and grounding.
Test Run Preparation and Execution
Steps for preparing and executing the test run, including power connection, mode selection, and observation.
Environmental Information
Refrigerant and Disposal Guidelines
Details on fluorinated gases, Kyoto Protocol compliance, and qualified personnel for maintenance and disposal.
Extra Refrigerant Charge Procedure
Mandatory procedure for filling labels with factory, extra, and total refrigerant charge quantities.
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