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- Page 1 110413-NUT-SPLIT-MULTI-R410A-EN...
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Page 2: Preliminary Instructions
PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS Please read all these instructions before switching the product on. Contact an approved repair technician to install, repair and maintain this product. If the power cable is damaged, replacement must be carried out by an authorised technician. Installation should be carried out in accordance with national electricity regulations in force and only by an authorised technician. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. GENERAL POINTS ..........................4 2. PRECAUTIONS .............................4 3. COMMAND ............................6 3.1 Infrared remote control ......................6 3.2 Display PCB ..........................6 3.3 Description of buttons on the remote control ................9 3.4 LCD display on the remote control ..................11 3.5 Instructions for remote control ....................12 4. -
Page 4: General Points
1. GENERAL POINTS This conditioning unit composed outdoor unit, indoor wall/ceiling/cassette/ducted/console unit for split models, or several indoor units for multisplit models. The outdoor unit (which includes the compressor) are designed to be installed outside the building. The indoor units are designed to be installed inside the building. The outdoor unit and the indoor unit(s) are linked by flare connections and electric cables. - Page 5 Do not use the power Do not place the power cable cable near to inflammable Keep firearms well away from near to any apparatus that gas or combustibles, such the appliance. produces heat. as diesel, benzene, solvents, etc. This can cause electric shocks or Risk of fire.
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Page 6: Command
3. COMMAND 3.1 Infrared remote control Each indoor unit is delivered with an infrared remote control. The different types of remote control that can be supplied with the products are shown below Type: R51 Type: R06 Type: R05 3.2 Display PCB 3.2.1 Location of the display PCB A receiver located on a display panel on the front of the indoor unit (products of the wall, floor/ceiling, cassette and console type) or on the front of a separate control box (DUCT type... - Page 7 3.2.2 Model of display PCB by product Cassette KSI18 & duct models The infrared receptor is located on the display panel on the front of the indoor unit (cassette model) or on the front of the display control box (DUCT model). I = Infrared receptor Wall split models SHI - SHR - SHF –...
- Page 8 Floor / ceiling model ASR – ASF The infrared receptor is located on the display panel on the front of the indoor unit A = Infrared receptor PRECAUTIONS Ensure that no obstacles can obstruct the infrared transmission between the remote control and the receiver.
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Page 9: Description Of Buttons On The Remote Control
3.3 Description of buttons on the remote control 4’ Type : R51M/E Type : R06 Type: R05/BGE 1 TEMP This reduces the set temperature. 2 TEMP This increases the set temperature. 3 MODE This enables the operating mode to be selected. Each time the button is pressed, the operational mode changes, in the following order: AUTO (automatic) ->... - Page 10 10 FAN SPEED This allows the user to select the fan speed of the indoor unit in the following order: automatic speed -> LOW (low speed) -> MED (medium speed) -> HIGH (high speed) -> back to automatic speed-> Etc. In automatic speed mode, the product adjusts its own speed depending on the difference between the set temperature and the temperature in the room.
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Page 11: Lcd Display On The Remote Control
LCD display on the remote control Type : R51 Type R05 Type : R06 1 Infrared transmission indicator This indicator appears when the remote control transmits a signal to the receiver. The receiver then emits a BEEP to acknowledge the signal. 2 Operating mode indicator An index allows the user to view the operating mode selected: AUTO = Automatic... -
Page 12: Instructions For Remote Control
3.5 Instructions for remote control 3.5.1 Insertion and replacement of batteries The Infrared remote control requires two R03 type batteries. When using for the first time, insert the two R03 batteries (provided with the product) into the compartment in the back of the remote control by opening the sliding cover. Respect the + and –... - Page 13 Dehumidification mode (DRY) This mode dehumidifies the air in the room. Press the MODE button to select the dehumidification (DRY) mode. Select the set temperature by pressing the TEMP or TEMP button. Press the FAN button to select the most appropriate fan speed: automatic speed, LOW (slow speed), MED (medium speed), HIGH (high speed).
- Page 14 3.5.6 Programming ‘TIMER’ (R06-R05) Clock setting Before programming the TIMER ON and TIMER OFF, you need to set the remote controller clock. Press the CLOCK button for 4 seconds. The Hour displays under CLOCK blinking on the remote controller. Press the button to increase, or button to decrease, the clock from minutes till minutes (1 pressing = 1 minute).
- Page 15 3.5.7 Override (MANUAL / AUTO COOL) If the remote control is out of order or lost, the user can operate the product manually by using the override button: On ducted, cassette, floor/ceiling or console products, this button is located on the indoor unit display panel (m-F-3);...
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Page 16: Display
4. DISPLAY 4.1 Display of PCB 4.1.1 On model cassette18K, duct = Receiver M = Manual operation button (override) N = Operational indicator "OPERATION" O = Programming indicator "TIMER" = Hot start or "PRE-DEF" indicator (heating mode) = Operating fault indicator "ALARM" 4.1.2 On model Cassette KSI –... -
Page 17: Instruction For Use
4.1.5 On models ASR – ASI – ASF ASR18A / 24A ASR36A / 48A / 60A ASI18A / 24A ASI36A / 48A / 60A A - k = Infrared receiver B - l = “OPERATION“ Operating status indicator C - m = “TIMER” Timer setting indicator D - j = Indicator for warm start-up or defrosting “DEFROST”... -
Page 18: Wall-Mounted Model
5.2 Wall-mounted model The automatic air outlet vents and sweeping vents must be carefully positioned : A mechanical vent enables the airflow to be directed downwards. This vent is controlled by the remote control (see above). Note : Do not attempt to move the indoor unit mechanical vent manually. Do not operate the indoor unit with the mechanical vent in the closed or almost closed position (loss of efficiency or risk of safety hazard). -
Page 19: Ceiling Floor Model
5.5 Ceiling floor model The angle of air blower vents and automatic sweep must be selected carefully: A motorised vent makes it possible to direct the air flow from top to bottom. This vent is controlled with the remote control (see above). Automatic sweep Cooling mode heating mode... -
Page 20: Maintenance
6. MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT: before cleaning the indoor unit, ensure that the product is switched off. Use a dry, clean cloth to clean the plastic parts of the indoor unit and the infrared remote control. A lightly dampened cloth can be used to clean the indoor unit if it is very dirty. Do not use a damp cloth to clean the remote control. -
Page 21: Cleaning The Filters
6.1.4 Ceiling floor models Dismantle the front panel and the filter following diagram A Open the return grid by pulling it towards you on each side Pull filters upwards to remove. On some models, filters can be removed without dismantling the front panel 6.1.5 Console models 6.2 Cleaning the filters Clean the filters with a vacuum cleaner (fig. -
Page 22: Diagnosis
7. DIAGNOSIS WARNING If one of the following phenomena occurs, stop the product immediately (OFF), unplug the electric cable immediately (circuit-breaker) and contact the nearest approved technician. The operating indicator "OPERATION" or other indicator on the display panel is flashing rapidly (5 times per second) and this flashing persists even when the power is switched off and on again and the product has been left to operate for more than 3 minutes after carrying out this action. - Page 23 Information provided in this documentation can be modified without prior notice. Information that was not available when this documentation went to press may be integrated later. The most recent updates can be consulted on www.zhendre.com...
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