Argo APOLLO - User Manual

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Summary

Remote Control Unit Details

Button Functions

Details the purpose and operation of each button on the remote control.

Troubleshooting Guide

Common Air Conditioner Problems

Covers issues like unit not running, poor performance, noises, odors, mist, and leaks.

Auto-Diagnosis Table

Error Codes List (C, E, F)

Lists error codes C5, EE, En, EU, E1-E7, FE, FH, F0-F5 and their definitions/LED indications.

Error Codes List (F, H, L)

F6-F9, HC, HE, H3-H7, LA, LC, LP, L3, L9, OE

Lists error codes F6-F9, HC, HE, H3-H7, LA, LC, LP, L3, L9, OE and their definitions/LED indications.

Error Codes List (P, U)

PH, PL, PU, P0-P3, P5, P7, P8, U1-U3, U5, U7, U8

Lists error codes PH, PL, PU, P0-P3, P5, P7, P8, U1-U3, U5, U7, U8 and their definitions/LED indications.

Care and Cleaning

Cleaning the Air Filter

Step-by-step guide to cleaning the air filter for optimal performance.

App Download and Wi-Fi Setup

Install and Open TuyaSmart App

Steps to download, install, and open the TuyaSmart App.

Setting Up Apollo in Wi-Fi Mode

Detailed procedure for connecting Apollo to Wi-Fi via the app.

Connecting Apollo to TuyaSmart App

Device Addition Steps

Steps 1-4 for adding the device within the TuyaSmart App.

Network Configuration

Steps for selecting Wi-Fi network and entering password.

Completing Wi-Fi Pairing

Confirming Indicator Blink

Confirming the Wi-Fi light blinking rapidly to proceed.

Successful Pairing

Waiting for pairing to complete and clicking 'Done'.

Summary

Remote Control Unit Details

Button Functions

Details the purpose and operation of each button on the remote control.

Troubleshooting Guide

Common Air Conditioner Problems

Covers issues like unit not running, poor performance, noises, odors, mist, and leaks.

Auto-Diagnosis Table

Error Codes List (C, E, F)

Lists error codes C5, EE, En, EU, E1-E7, FE, FH, F0-F5 and their definitions/LED indications.

Error Codes List (F, H, L)

F6-F9, HC, HE, H3-H7, LA, LC, LP, L3, L9, OE

Lists error codes F6-F9, HC, HE, H3-H7, LA, LC, LP, L3, L9, OE and their definitions/LED indications.

Error Codes List (P, U)

PH, PL, PU, P0-P3, P5, P7, P8, U1-U3, U5, U7, U8

Lists error codes PH, PL, PU, P0-P3, P5, P7, P8, U1-U3, U5, U7, U8 and their definitions/LED indications.

Care and Cleaning

Cleaning the Air Filter

Step-by-step guide to cleaning the air filter for optimal performance.

App Download and Wi-Fi Setup

Install and Open TuyaSmart App

Steps to download, install, and open the TuyaSmart App.

Setting Up Apollo in Wi-Fi Mode

Detailed procedure for connecting Apollo to Wi-Fi via the app.

Connecting Apollo to TuyaSmart App

Device Addition Steps

Steps 1-4 for adding the device within the TuyaSmart App.

Network Configuration

Steps for selecting Wi-Fi network and entering password.

Completing Wi-Fi Pairing

Confirming Indicator Blink

Confirming the Wi-Fi light blinking rapidly to proceed.

Successful Pairing

Waiting for pairing to complete and clicking 'Done'.

The Argo Apollo is an air conditioner designed for domestic use, operating without an external unit. It offers various modes to ensure comfortable room conditions, including cooling, heating, automatic operation, dehumidifying (dry), and fan-only mode. The unit is controlled via a remote control unit, which features a digital display and dedicated buttons for mode selection, temperature adjustment, fan speed, timer settings, and special functions like Sleep Mode, Turbo Mode, Drying Function, and Energy Saving Function. The Apollo also supports Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing users to manage its main functions through the TuyaSmart App on a smartphone or tablet.

Function Description:

Cooling Mode: The air conditioner cools the room to a user-defined temperature, ranging from 16°C to 30°C.
Heating Mode: The air conditioner warms the room to a user-defined temperature, also ranging from 16°C to 30°C.
Automatic Operation: In this mode, the air conditioner automatically calculates the difference between the thermostat setting and the room temperature, switching between cool and heat modes as appropriate to maintain the desired comfort level.
Dehumidifying (Dry) Mode: This mode reduces the humidity in the room. It is recommended for use when the room temperature is above 16°C. The unit cycles on and off automatically once the set room temperature is reached.
Fan Only Mode: The air conditioner operates solely as a circulation fan, without temperature control, to move air around the room.
Sleep Mode: Designed for night-time comfort, this mode automatically limits the power supplied. In cooling mode, the set temperature increases by 1 degree after 1 hour and another 1 degree after 3 hours. In heating mode, the set temperature decreases by 1 degree after 1 hour and another 2 degrees after 3 hours. Fan speed is also reduced. The program automatically cancels after 8 hours.
Turbo Mode: This function maximizes the air conditioner's thermal power for rapid cooling or heating. It is recommended for extreme outdoor temperatures or when the desired room temperature is difficult to reach quickly.
Drying Function: Available during cooling or dehumidifying modes, this function activates a "DRYNESS" indicator on the remote control. When activated, the unit continues to run for a few minutes in a breeze mode after being turned off to remove residual water from the evaporator surface.
Energy Saving Function: Available only during cooling mode, this function automatically sets the temperature to 25°C and the fan speed to automatic, overriding manual temperature and fan speed settings to optimize energy consumption.
Timer Function: Users can set the air conditioner to turn on or off at specific times within a 0.5 to 24-hour range.
Air Flow Direction Adjustment: The flap swing function can be activated or deactivated to control the vertical air distribution.

Important Technical Specifications:

While specific power consumption or cooling/heating capacities are not detailed in the provided manual, the device is designed for domestic use. The remote control uses two AAA alkaline 1.5V-DC batteries. The Wi-Fi functionality requires a smartphone or tablet with Android version 4.4 or higher, or iOS 9.0 or higher. The electrical connection is of Y type, indicating a specific wiring configuration.

Usage Features:

Remote Control Unit: The primary interface for controlling the air conditioner. It features a digital display showing set temperature, ambient temperature, coil temperature, status, and fault codes.
ON/OFF Button: Used to turn the air conditioner on or off.
Temperature Setting Buttons (+/-): Adjust the desired temperature.
Fan Button: Selects fan speed (low, medium, high, or auto).
Mode Selector Button: Cycles through Automatic, Cooling, Dry, Fan, and Heating modes.
Light Button: Toggles the unit's display LEDs on or off.
Flap Button: Controls the air flap swing function.
Operation Without Remote Control: In case of a lost or malfunctioning remote, the unit can be turned on or off using a hidden ON/OFF button (accessible with a pen tip). In this mode, the unit operates automatically, selecting the operating state based on indoor temperature and without allowing changes to temperature or fan speed.
Power Failure Recovery: The unit will automatically restart after 3 minutes when power is resumed after an outage.
Wi-Fi Connectivity: Allows remote control via the TuyaSmart App. The setup involves connecting the unit to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network and configuring it through the app. The app provides controls for mode, temperature, fan speed, flap position, and timer settings.

Maintenance Features:

Air Filter Cleaning: The air filter, located under the air intake grille, should be checked and cleaned at least every two weeks. It can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner or washed with lukewarm soapy water, rinsed, and dried. Regular cleaning is crucial for efficiency and to prevent damage.
Unit Cleaning: The external surfaces of the unit should be wiped with a soft, lightly moistened cloth. Neutral detergents can be used for stains. Solvents, harsh chemicals, very hot water, or pouring water directly onto the unit should be avoided to prevent damage and electric shock.
Condensate Water Discharge: While the unit usually discharges condensate automatically, if it is to be stored for a long period, any remaining condensate water should be manually discharged through a service cap under the bottom panel. This involves removing the cap, placing a container underneath, emptying the water, and replacing the cap.
Battery Replacement: Remote control batteries should be replaced when the unit fails to respond to signals or the remote's lamp does not light. Exhausted batteries must be disposed of according to local regulations.
Safety Precautions: Always turn off and unplug the air conditioner before cleaning or discharging condensate water. Do not block air intake/outlet, expose the unit to direct sunlight, or allow children to play with it.

Troubleshooting:

The manual provides a detailed troubleshooting guide for common issues such as the unit not running, poor performance, clicking sounds, "water flowing" noise, odors, mist from the air outlet, and water leakage. It also includes an auto-diagnosis table with error codes (e.g., E1 for high voltage protection, H6 for indoor fan failure) and corresponding LED flash patterns to help identify specific problems. For abnormal operation, users are advised to turn off the electric supply for about 3 minutes, then restart the unit. If problems persist, contact the dealer or service center.