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General| Brand | Akai |
|---|---|
| Model | AK-9000-F |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Covers voltage, power plug, outlet, cords, water protection, and disconnection procedures for safe electrical operation.
Details domestic use, intended purpose, common sense, usage restrictions, children's maintenance, dust filter, cold air exposure, temperatures, and blocking openings.
Outlines safety for cleaning, servicing, and repair, including power disconnection, plug care, unit cleaning, and professional care.
Describes components of the indoor unit like front panel, air filter, LCD display, louvres, and supply cord.
Details components of the outdoor unit like drain hose, refrigerant pipes, cut-off valve, and air outlet cover.
Lists and describes remote control buttons and explains the indicators and display elements on its LCD screen.
Provides essential checks before operation: installation, earth wire, bracket, filter condition, and air outlet/inlet clearance.
Details the air conditioner's working temperature range for cooling and heating modes, specifying indoor and outdoor operational limits.
Guides on inserting batteries, battery precautions, and effective remote control usage, including aiming and avoiding heat/sunlight.
Explains the operation of ON/OFF, SPEED for fan speed, and STRONG for high cooling/heating levels.
Details the FEEL button for temperature sensing and the TIMER button for programming automatic start/stop times.
Covers the CLEAN button for evaporator drying and the MODE button for selecting operation modes (Auto, Cool, Dry, Heat, Fan).
Describes SLEEP mode for gradual temperature adjustment, SWING for airflow direction, and ANTI-MOULD for preventing odour.
Explains the specific operations of Automatic, Cooling, and Heating modes, including temperature and fan speed settings.
Details the operations of Fan mode for ventilation only and Drying mode for reducing humidity.
Guides on manual unit start/stop using the AUTO button and adjusting airflow direction manually.
Addresses issues like the air conditioner not working, unresponsive remote control, and potential causes/solutions.
Provides solutions for poor cooling/heating efficiency, slow restarting, and strange odours from the outlet.
Explains normal noise and mist occurrences during operation and their causes, distinguishing them from service-required issues.
Lists critical faults requiring immediate shutdown and professional service, such as fuse breaks, liquid spills, or hot wiring.
Provides instructions on cleaning the indoor unit with a dry or damp cloth, with cautions on water temperature and cleaning agents.
Details the process of removing, cleaning (vacuuming or washing), drying, and reinserting air filters.
Outlines steps for end-of-season care, including running Fan mode, removing batteries, and cleaning filters.
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