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If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner doesn't operate, check the following: * Ensure the power supply plug is properly connected to the outlet. * Check for a power failure. * See if a fuse has blown or a circuit breaker has tripped. * Verify the timer is not in operation.
How to improve cooling performance of my Fujitsu AOTS18LDL?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner isn't cooling well, check these potential causes: * Ensure the air filter is clean. * Make sure the intake grille or outlet port isn't blocked. * Verify the thermostat is set correctly. * Close any open windows or doors. * During cooling, block direct sunlight with curtains and reduce heat-generating appliances or the number of people in the room. * Check if the unit is set to SUPER QUIET operation.
Why does my Fujitsu Air Conditioner operate differently from the remote control settings?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner operates differently from the remote control settings, check if the remote control batteries are dead or loaded properly.
Why doesn't my Fujitsu AOTS18LDL Air Conditioner operate immediately after turning it on?
If your Fujitsu Air Conditioner doesn’t operate immediately after being stopped and restarted, the compressor will not operate for about 3 minutes to prevent fuse blowouts. Also, whenever the Power Supply Plug is disconnected and then re- connected to a power outlet, the protection circuit will operate for about 3 minutes, preventing unit operation during that period.
Why is water being produced from the outdoor unit of my Fujitsu Air Conditioner?
During heating operation, water may be produced from the outdoor unit of your Fujitsu Air Conditioner due to the automatic defrosting operation.
Why is my Fujitsu AOTS18LDL making noise?
You may hear noises from your Fujitsu Air Conditioner due to the following reasons: * The sound of water flowing in the air conditioner’s piping during or immediately after operation is normal. * Coolant flowing may be noticeable for the first 2 to 3 minutes after starting. * A sizzling sound during heating operation is normal and produced by the automatic defrosting operation.
Why is my Fujitsu AOTS18LDL Air Conditioner emitting mist or steam?
Mist or steam may be emitted from your Fujitsu Air Conditioner due to: * During cooling or dry operation, a thin mist may appear because of the rapid cooling of room air, causing condensation. * During heating, steam may rise from the outdoor unit during automatic defrosting, and the fan may stop.
Why is the airflow weak or stopping on my Fujitsu AOTS18LDL Air Conditioner?
Weak or stopped airflow in your Fujitsu Air Conditioner can be due to: * When heating starts, fan speed is temporarily low to warm internal parts. * During heating, if the room is warmer than the thermostat setting, the outdoor unit stops, and the indoor unit operates at very low fan speed. Adjust the thermostat to a higher setting if you want to warm the room further. * The unit temporarily stops for 7-15 minutes during automatic defrosting; the OPERATION Indicator Lamp will flash. * The fan may operate at very low speed during dry operation or when monitoring room temperature. * The fan operates at very low speed during SUPER QUIET operation. * In monitor AUTO operation, the fan operates at very low speed.
What does it mean when the AIR CLEAN Indicator Lamp is flashing quickly on my Fujitsu AOTS18LDL?
If the AIR CLEAN Indicator Lamp on your Fujitsu Air Conditioner flashes quickly, it means that after approximately 500 hours of Air Cleaning Mode use, the Air Cleaning function will stop. To resolve this, stop the system, remove the mains socket, and perform maintenance on the dust collecting unit's air filter.
What to do if the AIR CLEAN Indicator Lamp is flashing slowly on my Fujitsu Air Conditioner?
If the AIR CLEAN Indicator Lamp on your Fujitsu Air Conditioner is flashing slowly, it indicates that approximately 400 hours of Air Cleaning Mode use have passed. Stop the system, remove the mains socket, and carry out maintenance on the dust collecting unit's air filter.
Explains the use of large power initially for quick temperature setting, then low power for economy.
Dries the indoor unit to prevent mold and restrain bacteria growth.
Automatically swings louvers for wide air distribution to every room corner.
Utilizes air conditioner power to quickly purify the air in the room.
Gradually adjusts thermostat during operation for sleep comfort and automatic shutdown.
Identifies and illustrates the various parts of the indoor air conditioner unit.
Identifies and illustrates the parts of the wireless remote control.
Steps for connecting the power supply and loading batteries into the remote control.
Procedure to set the current time on the remote control unit's clock.
Guidelines for operating the remote control unit, including range and signal reception.
How to choose between COOL, DRY, HEAT, and FAN operating modes.
Adjusting the desired room temperature and fan speed settings.
Activates reduced airflow for quieter operation, suitable for quiet environments.
Unit automatically selects mode based on detected room temperature conditions.
Explains specific operational details for Heating, Cooling, Dry, and Fan modes.
Steps to initiate the air cleaning mode alongside air conditioning.
How to stop the air cleaning function or the entire unit operation.
Important safety notes and usage considerations for the air cleaning function.
How to set a single ON or OFF timer for automatic operation.
Setting sequential ON and OFF timers within a 24-hour period.
Covers canceling, changing, and stopping timer operations.
How to set the sleep timer for automatic temperature adjustment and shutdown.
Explains temperature adjustments during sleep timer operation for comfort.
Covers changing, canceling, and stopping the sleep timer.
How to adjust the up-down airflow direction using the remote control.
Manual adjustment of the left-right louvers for desired airflow direction.
Safety warnings and usage notes for adjusting airflow direction.
Enables automatic up/down movement of the louvres for air distribution.
Explains swing ranges for different operating modes (Cooling, Heating, Fan).
Starts the 30-minute coil drying process to prevent mold and bacteria.
Information on coil dry operation duration, purpose, and limitations.
Operating the unit directly from the main control panel when remote is unavailable.
Step-by-step guide to safely removing and cleaning the air intake grille.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the air filters.
Explains indicator lamp signals for filter maintenance and cleaning needs.
Steps to clean the dust collection unit and its associated filter.
Guide to properly install or remove the air cleaning and deodorizing filter.
Recommendations for filter replacement intervals and proper storage.
Initial checks for non-operation, noises, smells, mist, steam, and airflow issues.
Interpreting flashing patterns of the air clean indicator lamp for maintenance.
Further checks for poor cooling performance, remote setting discrepancies, and unit operation.
Steps for persistent problems, burning smells, or flashing error lamps, including consulting service.
Explains heating efficiency limitations and the automatic defrosting function.
Details how the unit automatically resumes operation after a power interruption.
Specifies suitable environmental conditions for Cooling, Dry, and Heating modes.
Tips for reducing power consumption and proper shutdown procedures.
This document serves as the Operating Manual for the FUJITSU INVERTER Heat & Cool (Reverse Cycle) Room Air Conditioner, specifically for wall-mounted types. It covers both the Indoor Unit (ASTB18LDC) and the Outdoor Unit (AOTS18LDC). The manual emphasizes safety precautions, operational procedures, and maintenance guidelines to ensure efficient and safe use of the air conditioner.
The FUJITSU INVERTER air conditioner is designed to provide both heating and cooling for a room, utilizing a reverse cycle system. Its inverter technology allows for rapid attainment of the desired room temperature, followed by a switch to a low-power setting for economic and comfortable operation, maintaining a constant temperature.
The unit features an AUTO CHANGEOVER mode, which automatically switches between cooling, dry, and heating operations to maintain the set temperature. This ensures the room temperature remains constant without manual intervention.
For enhanced air quality, the air conditioner includes an AIR CLEANING MODE that purifies the air in the room. This mode relies on the unit's power to effectively remove dirt, dust, cigarette smoke, and pollen. An ELECTRONIC AIR CLEAN FILTER is integrated into the dust collection unit, using electrical power to charge the filter, remove contaminants, collect dust, and reduce odors and bacterial activity.
The SWING OPERATION feature automatically moves the Air Flow Direction Louvers up and down, ensuring that conditioned air reaches every part of the room. This helps in achieving uniform temperature distribution.
For quieter operation, the SUPER QUIET OPERATION mode reduces the indoor unit's airflow, making it ideal for use during sleep or in environments where low noise is preferred.
The air conditioner also incorporates a COIL DRY OPERATION function. This feature allows the indoor unit to be dried after use, preventing mold growth and inhibiting bacterial breeding, thus contributing to a cleaner and healthier indoor environment.
The air conditioner is controlled via a WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL UNIT, offering convenient operation from a distance of about 7 meters. The remote control allows users to select various modes, adjust temperature, fan speed, and set timers.
Mode Selection: Users can choose between AUTO, COOL, DRY, HEAT, and FAN modes using the MASTER CONTROL button. Temperature Setting: The SET TEMP. buttons allow precise adjustment of the thermostat setting within specified ranges for each mode (e.g., 18 to 30 °C for Cooling/Dry). Fan Speed Control: The FAN CONTROL button cycles through AUTO, HIGH, MED, LOW, and QUIET fan speeds. In AUTO mode, the fan speed adjusts optimally for heating or cooling, while in FAN mode, it runs at a low speed to circulate air. Air Flow Direction: Vertical airflow can be adjusted using the SET button on the remote control, offering different ranges for cooling/dry, heating, and fan modes. Horizontal airflow is adjusted manually by moving the Right-Left louvers.
* **ON Timer/OFF Timer:** Allows users to program the unit to start or stop at a specific time.
* **PROGRAM TIMER:** Integrates OFF timer and ON timer operations into a single sequence, enabling the unit to turn off and then turn on (or vice versa) within a 24-hour period.
* **SLEEP TIMER:** Automatically modifies the thermostat setting during sleep to prevent excessive warming or cooling. In heating mode, the thermostat setting is gradually lowered, and in cooling/dry mode, it is gradually raised, before the unit automatically turns off after the set time.
MANUAL AUTO OPERATION: In cases where the remote control is unavailable, the unit can be operated directly from the main unit control panel, defaulting to AUTO mode with standard fan speed and thermostat setting.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the air conditioner's performance and longevity. The manual provides detailed instructions for cleaning various components.
Removable Open Panel: The indoor unit's Open Panel can be easily removed, facilitating access for cleaning and maintenance.
1. The Intake Grille can be removed by lifting it forward from its lower ends and opening it wide until it becomes horizontal.
2. It should be cleaned with water, removing dust with a vacuum cleaner or by wiping with warm water and a soft cloth, then dried thoroughly.
3. Reinstallation involves aligning mounting shafts and pressing the grille into place.
1. The air filter is accessed by opening the Intake Grille. Its handle is lifted, and two lower tabs are disconnected to pull it out.
2. Dust can be removed with a vacuum cleaner or by washing the filter in a solution of mild detergent and warm water. It must be dried thoroughly in a shaded place before reinstallation.
3. The filter should be cleaned every two weeks during normal use to prevent reduced airflow, operating efficiency, and increased noise.
1. The dust collection unit is removed by securely grasping its handle and pulling it out after opening the intake grille and removing the right air filter.
2. The air cleaning & deodorizing filter is then removed from the cleaning unit by opening the filter case.
3. The plasma filter unit should be soaked in warm water (40-45°C) for 10-15 minutes. For very dirty filters, a diluted mild synthetic laundry detergent can be used. It should be gently moved up and down, rinsed with clean water, shaken to drain water, and dried completely in the shade.
4. The manual warns against disassembling the unit, using hot water, abrasive items, or inserting brushes inside, as these can cause damage.
5. The AIR CLEAN Indicator Lamp (green) flashes slowly after approximately 400 hours of use, indicating that maintenance is required. After 500 hours, it flashes quickly, and air cleaning ceases until maintenance is performed.
6. The air cleaning & deodorizing filter should be changed approximately every 2 years to ensure good performance, provided it is cleaned every six months. Only authorized filters (UTR-FA14) should be used.
Coil Dry Operation: This function helps dry the indoor unit's coil, preventing mold and bacteria. It runs for 30 minutes and stops automatically.
Safety Precautions: The manual stresses the importance of disconnecting power before cleaning, ensuring secure installation of filters and grilles, and avoiding contact with the heat exchanger to prevent injury. It also advises against using harsh cleansers or volatile agents on the unit's body.
General| Refrigerant | R410A |
|---|---|
| Type | Split Air Conditioner |
| Cooling Capacity | 18, 000 BTU/h |
| Heating Capacity | 18, 000 BTU/h |
| SEER | 18 |
| HSPF | 9.0 |
| Coefficient of Performance (COP) | 3.80 |
| Power Supply | 1 Phase, 60Hz |
| Noise Level (Indoor) | 42 dB |
| Noise Level (Outdoor) | 52 dB |
