Gree FP-136WM-D - User Manual

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Owner's Manual(Original lnstructions)
Models:
FP-34WM-D
FP-51WM-D
FP-68WM-D
FP-85WM-D
FP-102WM-D
FP-136WM-D
FP-170WM-D
FP-204WM-D
FP-102WM-K(BMS)
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FP-51ZD-K
FP-68ZD-K
FP-85ZD-K
FP-102ZD-K
FP-136ZD-K
FP-170ZD-K
FP-204ZD-K
FP-136WM-K(BMS)
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Gree FP-136WM-D Specifications

General

Brand	Gree
Model	FP-136WM-D
Category	Heating System
Language	English

Summary

User Notice and Safety Guidelines

Product Disposal and Recycling

Information on responsible disposal and recycling of the product according to EU regulations.

Child Safety and Supervision

Guidelines for safe use of the appliance by children, including supervision requirements.

Operation Range Specifications

Operating Pressure and Temperature Limits

Specifies maximum operation pressure and optimal entering water temperatures for cooling and heating.

Ambient Temperature and Humidity Guidelines

Defines the acceptable ambient temperature and relative humidity ranges for unit operation.

Application Limitations

Prohibits use in locations with corrosive gases, heavy smog, or other special requirements.

Operational Notices and Safety

User Capability and Supervision

Appliance not for use by persons with reduced capabilities unless supervised by a responsible person.

Child Supervision During Operation

Ensures children are supervised to prevent them from playing with the appliance.

Supply Cord Safety

Damaged supply cords must be replaced by qualified personnel to avoid hazards.

Electrical Connection Requirements

Requires an all-pole disconnection switch with at least 3mm contact separation in fixed wiring.

Installation Compliance

Appliance must be installed according to national wiring regulations.

Operating Guide and Maintenance

Filter Cleaning Procedure

Instructions for cleaning the air filter, emphasizing power cut-off and professional handling.

Unit and Remote Control Cleaning

Guidance on cleaning the air conditioner body and remote control using dry or damp cloth.

Energy Saving Operation Tips

Temperature Setting for Energy Saving

Set moderate temperature levels to avoid unnecessary energy consumption.

Airflow Direction Adjustment

Adjust louvers and flaps to ensure air blows throughout the room effectively.

Regular Air Filter Cleaning

Clean the air filter weekly for higher efficiency, to be performed by a professional.

Window and Door Management for Energy Saving

Keep windows and doors closed while operating the unit to save energy.

Window Covering for Cooling Efficiency

Use blinds or curtains to prevent sunlight heat during cooling, reducing energy consumption.

Ventilation Strategy for Energy Saving

Open windows occasionally for ventilation if needed, but close them promptly to save energy.

General Precautions and Safety

Electrical Shock and Power Supply Safety

Turn off unit immediately if shock occurs; cut off main power for long periods of non-use.

Electrical System and Power Supply Check

Verify voltage, frequency, and use specified fuses; do not use wire instead of fuses.

Object Insertion Hazard

Avoid inserting objects into air inlets/outlets to prevent damage or injury, especially with children present.

Obstacle Placement Around Unit

Do not place obstacles around units to ensure efficient performance and prevent malfunction.

Airflow Exposure Precautions

Avoid exposing infants, elderly, or patients directly to the airflow to prevent discomfort or harm.

Heat Source Proximity Warning

Do not place heat sources near the unit to prevent deformation of plastic parts.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Pre-Service Troubleshooting Checks

Check specific items before contacting service personnel for solutions to problems.

Contacting Local Dealer

Contact your local dealer if the unit still does not operate after checking troubleshooting steps.

Unit Installation Guide

Unit Dimensions and Specifications

Provides detailed dimensions and specifications for various models in millimeters.

Installation Location Selection Criteria

Criteria for selecting an optimal installation location for proper airflow, drainage, and maintenance.

Types of Installation

Details two types of installation: Ceiling type and Floor type.

Mounting and Hanging Installation Steps

Step-by-step instructions for determining mounting position and attaching hanger brackets.

Drainage Pipe Installation

Guidance on drain piping work, including outlet direction, diameter, inclination, and securing the hose.

Electrical Wiring Procedures

Power and Valve Wiring Connections

Steps for opening panels, routing cords, and connecting wires according to the circuit diagram.

Power Cable Specifications

Recommendation for 3*0.75mm² power cable and specifications for conduit-guarded multi-wire copper cable.

Motorized Valve Installation

Motorized Valve Connection

Instructions for connecting the motorized valve to water inlet/outlet tubes using torque wrench and spanner.

Thread Sealing and Leak Check

Recommendation for using tacky tape on threads and checking for leaks after connection.

Heat Insulation for Valve

Instructions to wrap the motorized valve and tube with sponge for heat insulation.

Motorized Valve Electric Wiring and Safety

Correct Wire Routing for Valve

Proper method for routing the water valve wire through pipe sleeve to prevent short circuits.

Valve Core Installation Orientation

Correct positioning of the valve core to prevent condensate water entry and potential short circuits.

Valve Sponge Wrapping Caution

Warning against wrapping the entire valve with sponge to avoid affecting heat diffusion and fire hazards.

Performance Evaluation

Electrical System Voltage Check

Verify the voltage of the main electrical wire.

Temperature Measurement for Performance

Measure inlet and outlet air temperatures to assess cooling performance.

Temperature Difference Requirement

The difference between in-air and out-air temperature should not be less than 8℃.

Auto-Restart Functionality

The unit features an Auto-restart function that remembers the running model before power interruption.

Post-Installation Checks

Installation Integrity Checks

Check if the unit is fixed firmly, insulation is sufficient, and electrical/piping connections are secure.

Electrical Safety Checks

Verify voltage compliance, secure earth connection, and correct power cord specification.

Inlet and Outlet Coverage Check

Ensure the inlet and outlet are properly covered to prevent issues with cooling or heating capacity.

Test Operation (Wireless Remote Controller)

Pre-Test Operation Requirements

Ensure installation is complete, electrical wiring is secure, and unit is free from impurities before testing.

Test Mode Activation and Operation

Instructions on switching on power, activating test mode via remote, and selecting operational modes.