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General| Voltage | 115V |
|---|---|
| Amperage | 7.8 A |
| Operating Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Amps | 7.8 |
| Cooling Capacity | 9000 BTU |
| Fan Speeds | 3 |
Covers safety guidelines for using, cleaning, and maintaining the appliance, including electrical safety and handling of components.
Details important warnings regarding repairs, physical interaction with the unit, and emergency operation procedures.
Emphasizes qualified professional installation, adherence to electrical safety regulations, proper grounding, and wire connections.
Warns about hazards during installation, refrigerant circuit safety, proper grounding, and wiring practices.
Addresses cautions for construction use, relocation, installation location, and working temperature ranges.
Identifies the external parts of the outdoor unit, including air inlet, connection wire, and air outlet.
Provides critical safety advice regarding refrigerant circuit integrity, qualified technicians, and unit handling during installation.
Outlines general and specific requirements for selecting a suitable installation location to prevent system failures and ensure operation.
Details essential safety precautions for electrical wiring, wire sizing, diagrams, power disconnection, and proper grounding.
Instructions for selecting the installation base, mounting hardware, and ensuring the unit is securely and safely mounted.
Steps for connecting the outdoor drain joint and drain hose to the unit's chassis for proper drainage.
Describes how to place the outdoor unit on its support and fix it using bolts through the foot holes.
Guides on connecting refrigerant pipes, tightening union nuts with torque, and connecting electrical wires.
Instructions for connecting power and signal control wires to the terminal according to color coding and securing them.
Advice on routing pipes along the wall, hiding them, and creating drip loops to prevent water entry into the building.
Details on draining condensate and defrosting water for heat pump units via a drain hose and connector.
Explains the drainage hole configuration for 18K/24K units and the types of drain plugs available.
Step-by-step instructions for using a vacuum pump to remove air and moisture from the refrigerant circuit.
Describes how to check for refrigerant leaks using a detector or soap water at suspected points.
Lists items to check after installation, including unit stability, leakage test, wiring, grounding, and obstructions.
Details the preparation and method for testing the air conditioner's operation, including mode selection and temperature considerations.
Provides standard and maximum lengths for connection pipes based on cooling capacity and requirements for additional refrigerant.
Details the additional refrigerant charge amounts for R410A based on liquid and gas pipe diameters.
Outlines the procedure for cutting pipes, removing burrs, expanding ports, and inspecting the expansion quality.
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