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General| Voltage | 230V |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Cooling Capacity | 9000 BTU |
| Heating Capacity | 9000 BTU |
| Power Supply | 230V, 60Hz |
Details the components and functions of the indoor unit.
Identifies each button and its function on the remote control.
Explains the symbols and indicators shown on the remote control display.
Explains ON/OFF, temperature adjustment, mode, fan speed, swing, and I FEEL functions.
Covers healthy/scavenging functions, sleep modes, and temperature display settings.
Details quiet mode, clock setting, timer functions, turbo, light, and X-FAN operations.
Explains combined functions: temp units, energy saving, 8°C heat, and backlight activation.
Step-by-step guide for replacing batteries in the remote controller.
General cleaning for indoor/outdoor units, remote, and front panel care.
Instructions for removing and cleaning air filters and air-purifying filters.
Details on maintaining and replacing the Titanium Apatite air-purifying filter.
Checks for outdoor unit integrity, air inlets/outlets, and drain hose function.
Steps to dry the unit and prepare it for storage during long idle periods.
Explains cooling mechanism, heat absorption, and the anti-freezing feature.
Covers heating principle, defrosting process, and anti-cool wind function.
Recommendations for setting temperature, airflow, and managing windows/curtains for energy efficiency.
Essential safety guidelines covering electrical, operational, and placement precautions.
Guides user through common problems and checks before contacting a service technician.
Guidelines for choosing an appropriate installation location for the indoor unit.
Warnings about specific locations that may cause operational issues or damage.
Illustrations showing different ways the indoor unit can be mounted.
Instructions for drilling holes and preparing for refrigerant pipe routing.
Steps for removing the indoor unit's front panel and casings for access.
Methods for securing the indoor unit for floor or wall installations.
Procedure for boring wall holes and installing embedded pipes to prevent water leakage.
Instructions for connecting the drain hose and ensuring proper downward slope for drainage.
Detailed steps for removing the front panel and grille for access.
Specific instructions for installing the unit when using moldings for routing.
Specific instructions for installing the unit when routing pipes on the side.
Securing the mounting plate and the indoor unit to the wall or floor.
Step-by-step guide for cutting, deburring, and flaring refrigerant pipe ends.
Instructions for tightening flare nuts, applying oil, and preventing leaks.
Guidelines for protecting pipe ends, bending radius, and selecting insulation.
Selection criteria for copper pipes and heat insulation materials for piping.
Procedure to check for refrigerant gas leaks using soapy water after installation.
Steps for connecting and insulating the refrigerant pipes securely.
Properly connecting the drain hose to the drain pan for effective water removal.
Steps for stripping wires, connecting them to the terminal block, and securing them.
Checklist of items to verify and potential malfunctions after installation.
Defines standard, minimum, and maximum allowable lengths for connection pipes.
Methods for calculating additional refrigerant oil and charge for extended pipe lengths.
Table detailing additional refrigerant charging amounts for various pipe sizes and refrigerants.
