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Identifies the unit's air outlet component.
Identifies the remote controller component.
Identifies the air filter component with specific ratings.
Identifies the grounding wire connection point.
Identifies the location of electrical components.
Identifies the unit's outdoor air intake.
Identifies refrigerant pipes and wiring connections.
Identifies the main power supply connection.
Identifies the unit's drainage pipe.
Identifies the heat exchanger component.
Identifies the unit's fan component.
Identifies the optional drain pump kit.
Describes the button to start or stop the system.
Indicates the system's operational status with a red light.
Shows when the system is under external control, disabling mode changes.
Displays the currently selected operation mode of the unit.
Shows the programmed start or stop time for the system.
Indicates when the system is in test or inspection mode.
Shows when the system is managed by a central control system.
Instructions on how to initiate system operation using controls.
Instructions on how to turn off the system.
Explanation of the system's defrost cycle during heating.
Describes the system's behavior to prevent cold air at heating start.
Details on setting scheduled start and stop times for the system.
Procedure to designate a primary remote controller for system management.
Guidelines for systems using multiple controllers or group control.
Explains a system where one controller manages multiple units.
Explains a system using two controllers for one unit or group.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the air filter.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's air outlet area.
Troubleshooting for when the unit fails to start or respond.
Addresses issues with switching between cooling and heating modes.
Diagnoses problems when only fan mode functions.
Explains reasons for lack of airflow from the unit.
Explains the phenomenon of white mist appearing from the unit.
Describes various normal and abnormal noises the system might produce.
Explains why dust may be expelled from the unit.
Addresses potential odors emitted by the unit.
Explains why the outdoor unit fan might not be rotating.
Describes the meaning of a specific display code.
Explains why the compressor might continue running.
Explains the reason for the outdoor unit's warmth after stopping.
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