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General| Brand | Gree |
|---|---|
| Model | GEH12AA-D3DNA1C/I |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Lists and illustrates components of the indoor unit, including filters, outlets, display, and buttons.
Details the function of the air outlet selection switch for directing airflow.
Illustrates the terminal block for indoor unit wiring connections.
Provides critical safety notes regarding power cord, wiring regulations, and disconnection switches.
Introduces the remote control and its basic operational buttons.
Details the functions of specific buttons like ON/OFF, temperature, mode, and fan speed.
Explains how to adjust louvre swing and activate the I FEEL function.
Explains the LIGHT button, X-FAN function, and unit settings like temperature units.
Details keypad locking, energy-saving, and 8°C heating functions.
Covers the remote's back-lighting behavior and instructions for replacing batteries.
Instructions for cleaning air filters and notes on the impact of dirty filters.
Details maintenance and replacement for the titanium apatite photocatalytic air-purifying filter.
Lists checks for outdoor unit, drainage, and steps for preparing the unit for long idle periods.
Provides tips for saving energy by managing temperature, windows, and curtains.
Explains how to adjust airflow and provides advice on room ventilation.
Lists potential causes and checks for when the air conditioner is not operating.
Details checks and causes for insufficient cooling performance and mist formation.
Lists potential causes and checks for a non-functional remote control.
Covers drilling holes, routing pipes, and minimum pipe length for installation.
Provides crucial safety warnings regarding pipe length and installation practices.
Steps for preparing the unit, including removing front panel, grill, pillars, and casings.
Instructions for securing the indoor unit using screws for floor or wall mounting.
Details on connecting refrigerant pipes, including torque specifications for flare nuts.
Cautions for handling pipes and guidance on selecting copper and insulation materials.
Steps for connecting branch wiring to the terminal block and securing wires.
Critical safety warnings regarding wiring types, connections, and preventing shock or fire.
Details the limited warranty period, coverage, and conditions for the air conditioner.
Lists damages not covered by warranty, advises keeping the manual, and notes for service information.
