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General| Brand | Daikin |
|---|---|
| Model | FXMQ125MVE |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details the refrigerant types (R410A, R407C) and their Global Warming Potential (GWP) values.
Specifies intended users like experts, industry, and lay persons for commercial use.
Outlines conditions for use by children (8+) and persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities.
Warns against use by unattended young children or incompetent persons, as it may cause injury or electric shock.
Explains the classification of safety precautions into WARNINGS and CAUTIONS for proper understanding.
Defines WARNING as a potentially hazardous situation that could result in death or serious injury if not avoided.
Defines CAUTION as a potentially hazardous situation that may result in minor or moderate injury if not avoided.
Advises to keep the manual in a convenient place for future reference and to pass it on with the equipment.
Instructs to turn off power and contact dealer if unit malfunctions, to prevent failure, electric shocks, or fire.
Advises consulting a local dealer for modification, repair, and maintenance to prevent issues like leakage or shocks.
Emphasizes using fuses with the correct ampere rating to prevent electric shocks, fire, or damage.
Advises consulting a dealer if the unit submerges due to natural disasters like floods or typhoons, to avoid malfunction or fire.
Instructs to use the remote controller for starting/stopping, not the power circuit breaker, to prevent fire or leakage.
Warns against using the unit in oil vapor environments, as it can cause cracks, electric shocks, or fire.
Prohibits the use of flammable materials like hairspray or insecticide near the air conditioner to prevent fire.
Advises against using organic solvents for cleaning, as they can cause cracks, electric shocks, or fire.
Warns against using the unit in places with oily smoke, flammable gas, or corrosive gas, which may cause fire or failure.
Highlights the risk of fire from refrigerant leakage and advises contacting the dealer for repairs and safety checks.
Warns against inserting objects into air inlets/outlets to prevent injury from the high-speed fan.
Recommends consulting a dealer for internal cleaning to prevent damage, water leakage, or electric shocks.
Warns that prolonged exposure to direct airflow can be harmful to physical condition and health.
Recommends consulting a dealer for installation work to prevent issues like leakage, electric shocks, or fire.
Emphasizes using manufacturer-specified accessories and consulting professionals for attachment.
Advises consulting a dealer for relocation and reinstallation to prevent leakage, electric shocks, or fire.
Stresses the importance of proper earthing to prevent electric shocks or fire from lightning surges.
Mandates installing an earth leakage breaker to prevent electric shocks or fire.
Requires using a dedicated power supply to prevent heat generation, fire, or unit failures.
Advises consulting a dealer on actions to take in case of refrigerant leakage, especially in small rooms.
Warns against children playing with the unit or its controller to prevent injury or electric shocks.
Advises against children climbing on or placing objects on the outdoor unit to prevent falls or injury.
Caution to prevent children, plants, or animals from direct exposure to airflow to avoid adverse effects.
Prohibits spraying flammable substances near the air conditioner to prevent fire hazards.
Warns against washing the unit or remote controller with water to prevent electric shocks or fire.
Prohibits placing water containers on the indoor unit to prevent electric shocks or fire.
Restricts placement of flammable containers like spray cans near air outlets to prevent explosion.
Recommends turning off power for extended periods to prevent overheating, dust accumulation, or fire.
Advises keeping outdoor units clear of objects and debris to prevent malfunctions, smoke, or fire.
Instructs to stop operation and turn off power before cleaning to avoid electric shocks and injury.
Warns against operating the unit with wet hands to avoid electric shocks.
Prohibits touching internal parts of the remote controller to prevent electric shocks and damage.
Ensures room ventilation when using combustion appliances with the air conditioner to prevent oxygen deficiency.
Warns against leaving the remote controller where it risks getting wet to prevent leakage and damage.
Advises caution during air filter cleaning, especially at heights, to prevent falls or injury.
Prohibits removing the outdoor unit grille, as it protects against the high-speed fan.
Advises avoiding contact with air inlets or aluminum fins to prevent injury.
Warns against placing moisture-sensitive objects beneath units due to potential condensation or dripping.
Prohibits placing heaters directly below the indoor unit to prevent deformation from heat.
Discourages placing naked flame appliances in airflow, as it may affect burner combustion.
Warns against blocking air inlets or outlets, as it reduces performance and may cause trouble.
Highlights warnings for service personnel, including power disconnection and use of specified parts.
Warns against using flammable materials and organic solvents for cleaning to prevent damage or fire.
States that only qualified personnel should perform maintenance beyond daily tasks.
Mandates turning off all power switches before touching any wiring during servicing.
Advises stopping unit operation and turning off the breaker before cleaning to prevent electric shock.
Details how to clean the air filter using a vacuum cleaner or washing with water and detergent.
Provides instructions for cleaning air outlets and panels using a soft cloth, water, or neutral detergent.
Notes on filter cleaning, including avoiding hot water, direct firing, and unnecessary handling.
States that the sound pressure level is less than 70 dB(A).
