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General| Brand | Daikin |
|---|---|
| Model | FTY50GV1A |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes the importance of reading and following all safety warnings and cautions.
Illustrates critical safety warnings, detailing dangerous actions and potential grave consequences.
Details important cautions, highlighting potential risks of injury or property damage from misuse.
Prohibits self-repair or modification; advises consulting a professional for all service needs.
Instructs immediate shutdown and breaker OFF for any abnormal signs like burning smells.
Strongly advises against self-installation and recommends professional service.
Stipulates that the air conditioner must be properly earthed for safety.
Recommends installing an earth leakage breaker depending on the environment.
Prohibits installation in areas where flammable gases may leak.
Mandates using a separate power circuit dedicated solely to the air conditioner.
Guides users through inserting alkaline batteries into the remote controller.
Describes the initial procedure of turning on the main breaker.
Explains how to select and activate the AUTO operation mode.
Provides instructions on how to turn off the unit during AUTO operation.
Describes how to adjust the temperature up or down by 1°C increments.
Explains how to select from five different air flow rate levels.
Guides on choosing between DRY, COOL, and HEAT modes for desired comfort.
Instructions on how to turn off the air conditioner's operation.
Explains how temperature settings vary for DRY mode versus COOL or HEAT modes.
Details airflow rate settings, noting variability in DRY mode.
Guides on setting a timer to automatically turn the air conditioner off.
Explains how to cancel a previously set OFF timer.
Guides on setting a timer to automatically turn the air conditioner on.
Explains how to cancel a previously set ON timer.
How to activate the POWERFUL mode for rapid cooling or heating.
Instructions on how to stop the POWERFUL operation before its 20-minute cycle.
Instructions on how to open the front grille for filter access.
Explains that a delay in starting protects the air conditioner.
Details why hot air flow is delayed during heating operation.
Explains that heating may pause for defrosting the outdoor unit.
Describes system protection measures causing sudden operation stops.
Lists critical symptoms like hot cords, abnormal sounds, and burning smells requiring immediate service.
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