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Explains hazard levels (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and notes for safe operation and installation.
Overview of the unit's comfort features, requirement for authorized installation, and basic operation.
Description of FAN Only, AUTO, HEATING, COOLING, and DEHUMIDIFICATION modes.
Mentions wireless remote, optional wired remote, 24V interface, and smartphone control.
Identifies parts of the indoor unit like the front panel, louver, and display window.
Explains various codes and symbols displayed on the unit, such as ON, OFF, ECO, and defrost indicators.
Details the functions of buttons like ON/OFF, TEMP, MODE, SET, SWING, FAN SPEED, and HUMIDITY.
Explains features like Occupancy Sensor, ECO/GEAR mode, LED control, and BOOST function.
Describes indicators for transmission, timers, fan speed, operating modes, ECO, GEAR, and LOCK.
Details how temperature, timer settings, fan speed, and humidity are displayed.
Provides caution regarding equipment damage and handling the remote control with care.
Instructions for installing or replacing AAA batteries in the remote control.
Step-by-step guide for setting temperature and fan speed in COOL mode.
Explains the operation of HEAT, DRY, AUTO, and FAN modes with specific instructions.
Provides recommended temperature ranges for optimal performance in different modes.
Details features like Time Delay, Auto Defrost, Auto Start, Auto-Restart, and Anti-mildew.
Covers Wireless Control, Louver Angle Memory, Active Clean, Leak Detection, and Occupancy Sensor.
Instructions for resetting the remote and setting vertical/horizontal airflow direction.
Steps for operating the unit manually in FORCED AUTO and FORCED COOL modes.
Caution against placing fingers near the blower and suction unit side to prevent injury.
Cautions regarding electrical shock, equipment damage, and sharp coil fins during cleaning.
Instructions for cleaning the indoor unit's coil using a vacuum cleaner or brush.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove, clean, and re-install the air filters.
Method for cleaning the exterior front panel of the indoor unit with a soft cloth.
Steps to inspect the unit for damaged wires, leaks, filters, and battery status.
Procedure for preparing the unit for long periods of inactivity, including drying and power disconnection.
Tips for proper system operation, including remote control usage and avoiding obstructions.
Advice on maximizing efficiency, including thermostat settings, filter cleaning, and timer usage.
Table outlining recommended monthly, bi-annual, and annual maintenance tasks for indoor and outdoor units.
Lists common problems like unit not turning on, white mist, noises, and bad odors with their causes.
Addresses issues like the unit not working, poor cooling/heating, and stopping during operation.
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