To Next PageTo Next PageWhy do my Blueridge BM12MCD indoor and outdoor units emit white mist?
When the unit restarts in HEAT mode after defrosting, white mist may be emitted from your Blueridge Air Handlers due to moisture generated from the defrosting process.
Why is dust emitted from my Blueridge BM12MCD Air Handlers unit?
Your Blueridge Air Handlers unit may emit dust because it has accumulated dust during extended periods of non-use. This can be mitigated by covering the unit during long periods of inactivity.
General| Brand | Blueridge |
|---|---|
| Model | BM12MCD |
| Type | Air Handler |
| Air Handler Type | Multi-Position |
| Airflow | 400 CFM |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Phase | 1 |
| Cooling Capacity | 12000 BTU |
| CFM | 400 CFM |
Explains warning symbols and initial safety statements for proper use.
Covers critical safety points for installation personnel, including electrical and structural.
Describes the display panel, buttons, and indicators on the indoor unit.
Details the recommended operating temperature ranges for COOL, HEAT, and DRY modes.
Outlines features like default settings, auto-restart, and leak detection systems.
Instructions and cautions for cleaning the interior of the air handler unit.
Steps for cleaning the air filter, including warnings about self-service.
Guidance on drying filters and general cautions for unit maintenance.
Procedures for unit maintenance during periods of non-use and before seasonal operation.
Addresses common problems like unit not turning on, mode changes, and noises.
Solutions for issues such as outdoor unit noises, dust emission, and poor cooling.
Troubleshooting steps for unit failure, error codes, and indicator lamp issues.
Details all accessories provided with the unit and optional items.
Visual summary of the key stages for installing the air conditioning system.
Diagrams and labels identifying the main parts of the indoor and outdoor units.
Criteria for choosing a suitable installation site, including standards and restrictions.
Provides dimensions for air outlet/inlet and mounting points for hanging the indoor unit.
Describes different types of structural supports for hanging the indoor unit.
Instructions for connecting ducts and converting the air return path.
Steps for motor/pump maintenance and drilling the wall hole for piping.
Guidance on connecting the drain hose, insulation, and proper piping techniques.
Information on maximum pipe lengths, drop heights, and additional refrigerant.
Recommendations for installing oil traps to ensure proper oil return in vertical piping.
Instructions for properly cutting refrigerant pipes to ensure efficient operation.
Procedures for removing burrs and creating proper flares for airtight seals.
Steps for connecting pipes and applying correct torque for secure joints.
Critical regulations, safety warnings, and preparation for electrical wiring.
Detailed steps and diagrams for wiring the indoor unit's control box.
