OWNER
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S GUIDE -
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(If you have more than one air conditioning system in your vehicle, please note this section carefully.)
RECOMMENDED DIFFERENT PROTOCOL UNIT WHEN INSTALLS 2 UNITS TO ONE RECREATIONAL VEHICLE TO AVOID
SIMULTANEOUS OPERATING BY ONE REMOTE HAND SET SIGNAL.
COMPRESSOR DELAY function may be established at the time of installation of your Air V. If you have one air
conditioner, you need not use these functions. However, if your vehicle has more than one cooling system, depend-
ing on the manufacturing installation, you must use COMPRESSOR DELAY function to avoid simultaneous operating
the units which may cause the damage of power system of the vehicle.
COMPRESSOR DELAY FUNCTION
COMPRESSOR DELAY function is defined and preset by your manufacturer. (NO or 3SEC) The default is NO. To change
NO to 3SEC in your air conditioning unit, you must change the COMPRESSOR DELAY function switch of main printed
circuit board in the ceiling assembly frame. With a sharp object, you can change the COMPRESSOR DELAY function
control. As illustrated below. You must apply the above procedures to only one of two units. The unit applied this
function starts approximately 3 seconds later than the normal unit does, so the simultaneous start of the units is
impossible in general.
COMPRESSOR DELAY FUNCTION
CHOOSING LOCATION FOR THE AIR CONDITIONING
A. For One Unit: The air conditioner should be mounted slightly forward of center (front to rear) and
centered from side to side.
B. For Two Unit: Install one air conditioner 1/3 and the other air conditioner 2/3’s from front of RV and
centered from side to side with referring to compressor delay function. You must apply the
compressor
delay function (3SEC) to only one of two units.
C.If you have more than two air conditioning system, install the units as follow order with referring to
compressor delay function.
3SEC-NO-3SEC..... or NO-3SEC-NO......
NOTE
• The Distance among the units should be more than 8.2 feet to avoid the simultaneous operating by one
remote hand set signal.
CAUTION