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Fujitsu ASY7USA-W User Manual

Fujitsu ASY7USA-W
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K E EP THIS OPER AT ION M A N U AL
FOR FU T U R E R E FE R E N CE
FUJITSU GENERAL LIMITED
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OP E R AT ING MANUAL
P/N 9308850010-02
Indoor U nit
AS Y 7U S A -W
Outdoor U nit
AOY 7U S A
HE AT & COOL M ODE L
(R E V E R S E CY CLE )
R OOM AIR CON DIT IONE R
W A LL M OU N T E D T Y PE

Questions and Answers:

Fujitsu ASY7USA-W Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeSplit System
Cooling Capacity7000 BTU/h
Power Supply115V, 60Hz
Sound Level19 dB (Low), 42 dB (High)
Power Consumption (Heating)610W
Air Flow (High)220 CFM
Indoor Unit Noise Level19 dB (Low), 42 dB (High)

Summary

Safety Precautions

DANGER! Critical Warnings

Critical safety warnings related to installation, operation, and handling of the air conditioner.

CAUTION! Usage Precautions

Safety precautions for usage, environmental impact, and general care of the air conditioner.

Features and Functions

Automatic Operation

Unit automatically selects mode based on room temperature and settings.

Sleep Timer

Adjusts temperature gradually and turns unit off at set time.

Wireless Remote Control Unit

Allows convenient control of air conditioner functions remotely.

Swing Operation

Louvers swing automatically to distribute airflow throughout the room.

Removable Intake Grille

Allows easy cleaning and maintenance of the indoor unit's intake grille.

Mildew-Resistant Filter

Air filter treated to resist mildew growth for cleaner use and easier care.

Super Quiet Operation

Reduces indoor unit airflow for quieter operation when selected.

Air Cleaning Filter (Optional)

Optional filter uses electrostatic principle to clean fine particulate matter.

Name of Parts

Indoor Unit Parts

Identifies components of the indoor air conditioner unit.

Outdoor Unit Parts

Identifies components of the outdoor air conditioner unit.

Remote Control Unit Parts

Identifies components of the wireless remote control unit.

Preparation

Turn on the Power

Instructions for connecting the power supply plug and switching on the unit.

Load Batteries

Steps for inserting batteries into the remote control unit.

Set the Current Time

Procedure for setting the current time on the remote control unit's clock.

Use the Remote Control Unit

Guidance on operating the remote control unit and its holder.

Operation

Select Mode Operation

How to choose between AUTO, COOL, DRY, HEAT, and FAN modes.

Set the Thermostat

Instructions for adjusting the desired temperature setting.

Set the Fan Speed

Guide to selecting fan speed from AUTO, HIGH, MED, LOW, or QUIET.

To Stop Operation

About Mode Operation Details

Explains behavior in AUTO, Heating, Cooling, Dry, and Fan modes.

Timer Operation

Use ON Timer or OFF Timer

Steps to set a specific time for the unit to turn on or off.

Use the PROGRAM Timer

How to integrate multiple ON/OFF timer operations within a 24-hour period.

Sleep Timer Operation

Use the SLEEP Timer

Sets the unit to automatically stop after a specified duration, adjusting temperature.

Adjusting the Direction of Air Circulation

Vertical Air Direction Adjustment

Adjusts the up-down airflow direction using the remote control.

Right-Left Adjustment

Manually adjusts the left-right airflow direction using louvers.

Swing Operation

Select SWING Operation

Enables automatic up-and-down swinging of the louvers.

About Swing Operation

Details on swing range, limitations, and automatic adjustments.

Manual Auto Operation

Use the Main Unit Controls

Instructions for operating the unit using controls on the main unit panel.

Cleaning and Care

Cleaning the Intake Grille

Steps for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the intake grille.

Cleaning the Air Filter

Procedure for cleaning the air filters to maintain performance.

Troubleshooting

Doesn't Operate Immediately

Explains compressor delay after stopping/starting or power interruption.

Noise is Heard

Describes normal operating sounds like coolant flow or material expansion.

Smells

Addresses potential odors from room smells absorbed by the unit.

Mist or Steam Emitted

Explains mist formation during cooling from rapid air cooling.

Airflow is Weak or Stops

Covers issues like low fan speed in Heating, Auto Defrost, or monitoring modes.

Water Produced from Outdoor Unit

Explains water production from the outdoor unit during defrosting.

Doesn't Operate At All

Checks for power supply, fuse, breaker, power switch, and timer settings.

Poor Cooling (or Heating) Performance

Checks for dirty filters, blocked ports, open windows, or heating apparatus.

Operates Differently From Remote Control Setting

Verifies remote battery status and proper operation.

Operating Tips

Operation and Performance

Discusses heating performance, automatic defrosting, and power interruption handling.

Temperature and Humidity Range

Lists recommended operating temperature and humidity ranges for different modes.

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