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General| Brand | Gree |
|---|---|
| Model | BORA GWH12AAB |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
Indicates important but not hazard-related information, used to indicate risk of property damage.
Explains R32 is flammable, nonpolluting, and energy-efficient.
Do not accelerate defrosting, contact authorized service, avoid ignition sources.
Appliance for children, cleaning, socket usage, power disconnection, cord damage.
Do not wash, avoid spraying water, handle filter carefully, no hot air drying.
Must be done by qualified professionals; do not self-repair.
Avoid inlets/outlets, spills on remote, abnormal phenomena, switch usage.
Follow regulations, use qualified circuits, circuit breakers, disconnection switches.
Match supply, proper cables, connect wires correctly, cut power before work.
Finish installation before power, keep cable from hot tubes, follow wiring regs.
First-class appliance grounding, yellow-green wire, grounding resistance, accessible plug.
Plug accessibility, relocation by qualified person, location choice.
Specifies operating temperature limits for cooling and heating.
Identifies air inlet, connection wire, and air outlet on the outdoor unit.
Requires valid certification for handling refrigeration systems.
Room area, no drilling/burning pipes, leak test, ventilation.
Check ventilation, no fire source, no smoking, good appliance mark condition.
Procedure for recovery, filling with R32, leakage detection.
Use gas detector, avoid fire/smoking, follow local rules.
Illustrates required spacing around the outdoor unit for installation.
Keep circuit free from air/substances; use correct refrigerant.
Steps for safe recovery during relocation or repair.
Avoid flammable gas areas, use proper wiring, no extension cords.
Lists essential tools for air conditioner installation.
Basic requirements and outdoor unit placement criteria.
Adhere to safety regulations, ensure proper power supply, wiring, and grounding.
Importance of grounding, air switch capacity, and disconnection switches.
Selecting location, fixing support, and notes on screws and height.
Connecting the drain joint and hose to the outdoor unit.
Placing the unit on the support and fixing it with bolts.
Procedures for connecting indoor and outdoor pipes, including union nut tightening.
Instructions for connecting power and control wires with wiring diagrams.
Fixing wires with clips and notes on wire integrity.
Routing pipes along walls, bending radius, and U-shaped curves.
Proper placement and routing of the drain hose.
Step-by-step guide for vacuum pumping the system.
Using a detector or soap water to find leaks.
Items to check after installation and potential malfunctions.
Steps for performing the initial test operation.
Standard, minimum, and maximum lengths for connection pipes.
Methods for calculating additional refrigerant oil and charge amount.
Recommended additional refrigerant charging amounts based on pipe size.
Detailed procedure for expanding pipes and checking the quality.
