To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Gree Vita GWC09ATCXB-D3DNA3A/I Heat Pump compressor not working?
The compressor in your Gree Heat Pump might not be operating because the unit was recently restarted or the operation mode was recently changed. A 3-minute protection delay is triggered to protect the compressor. Wait until this delay has elapsed.
What to do if my Gree Heat Pump indoor unit does not appear to be operating?
If your Gree Heat Pump indoor unit isn't working, it could be due to several reasons: * A power outage: Wait for the power to be restored, then restart the unit. * A loose power cord: Firmly push the plug into the power outlet. * A tripped circuit breaker or blown fuse: Replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker, ensuring no other appliances overload the same circuit. * An active switch-on timer: Cancel the timer using the remote control or wait for the unit to start at the set time.
How to get rid of bad smells from my Gree Vita GWC09ATCXB-D3DNA3A/I Heat Pump?
If your Gree Heat Pump emits undesirable odors, it could be due to odors caught by the unit or a dirty dust filter. Remove any odor sources near the indoor or outdoor units and check and clean the dust filter.
Why does my Gree Vita GWC09ATCXB-D3DNA3A/I Heat Pump indoor unit make cracking sounds?
If your Gree Heat Pump indoor unit emits cracking sounds, especially after being turned on or off, it's a normal phenomenon. The plastic components are subject to thermal expansion and contraction due to temperature changes, so no action is required.
Why does my Gree Vita GWC09ATCXB-D3DNA3A/I Heat Pump indoor unit sound like flowing liquid?
If your Gree Heat Pump indoor unit emits a sound of flowing liquid, especially after being turned on or off, it's a normal phenomenon. The refrigerant inside the unit is moving due to operation starting, which produces this sound, so no action is required.
Explains hazard symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Note) and their implications for user safety.
Details manufacturer's disclaimer for damages caused by improper use, modification, or external factors.
Outlines regulatory compliance for FCC and Industry Canada, including RF exposure limits.
Provides critical safety instructions for operating and maintaining the heat pump unit to prevent hazards.
Identifies and describes the various parts of the indoor unit, including controls and indicators.
Identifies and describes the outdoor unit components, including air inlet, outlet, and valves.
Details the function of each button on the remote control for operating the heat pump.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and indicators shown on the remote control's screen.
Provides essential instructions for initial setup, battery replacement, and optimal usage recommendations.
Introduces general operation principles and details how to set different operating modes like Auto and Cooling.
Explains how to set temperature, fan speed, and activate X-Fan function for moisture removal.
Details how to activate Turbo mode and adjust horizontal and vertical airflow direction.
Explains how to set timers for operation and use the I Feel function for personalized comfort.
Guides users on setting the system clock and selecting or customizing sleep mode curves for comfort.
Explains how to use the WiFi function for remote control and activate air quality modes.
Describes how to manage the unit's display, activate energy saving, and use the 8°C heating function.
Details how to lock the remote, change temperature units, and use the self-cleaning feature.
Explains how to activate and use the power limit mode to manage the system's output.
Provides instructions for gently cleaning the exterior surface of the indoor unit.
Details the process for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the dust filter to maintain air quality.
Outlines recommended checks and cleaning steps before the operating season and after it ends.
Offers guidance on the proper and environmentally responsible disposal of the unit and its components.
Lists common error codes displayed by the unit and provides initial solution steps for each.
Addresses common operational issues, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for the user.
Details the duration, coverage, exclusions, and limitations of the product's limited warranty.
Explains hazard symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Note) and their implications for user safety.
Details manufacturer's disclaimer for damages caused by improper use, modification, or external factors.
Outlines regulatory compliance for FCC and Industry Canada, including RF exposure limits.
Provides critical safety instructions for operating and maintaining the heat pump unit to prevent hazards.
Identifies and describes the various parts of the indoor unit, including controls and indicators.
Identifies and describes the outdoor unit components, including air inlet, outlet, and valves.
Details the function of each button on the remote control for operating the heat pump.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and indicators shown on the remote control's screen.
Provides essential instructions for initial setup, battery replacement, and optimal usage recommendations.
Introduces general operation principles and details how to set different operating modes like Auto and Cooling.
Explains how to set temperature, fan speed, and activate X-Fan function for moisture removal.
Details how to activate Turbo mode and adjust horizontal and vertical airflow direction.
Explains how to set timers for operation and use the I Feel function for personalized comfort.
Guides users on setting the system clock and selecting or customizing sleep mode curves for comfort.
Explains how to use the WiFi function for remote control and activate air quality modes.
Describes how to manage the unit's display, activate energy saving, and use the 8°C heating function.
Details how to lock the remote, change temperature units, and use the self-cleaning feature.
Explains how to activate and use the power limit mode to manage the system's output.
Provides instructions for gently cleaning the exterior surface of the indoor unit.
Details the process for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the dust filter to maintain air quality.
Outlines recommended checks and cleaning steps before the operating season and after it ends.
Offers guidance on the proper and environmentally responsible disposal of the unit and its components.
Lists common error codes displayed by the unit and provides initial solution steps for each.
Addresses common operational issues, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for the user.
Details the duration, coverage, exclusions, and limitations of the product's limited warranty.
This document is an operation manual for the GREE Vita Heat Pump, designed for the Canadian market. It provides comprehensive instructions for the safe and efficient use, maintenance, and troubleshooting of various GREE heat pump and air conditioner models.
The GREE Vita Heat Pump serves as a multi-function appliance, capable of both cooling and heating, as well as ventilation and dehumidification. It is designed to provide optimal indoor comfort by adjusting room temperature and humidity levels according to user preferences and ambient conditions. The manual covers both Cooling Only Systems and Heat Pump Systems (115V and 230V), as well as Freematch Indoor Units.
The unit offers several operation modes:
The manual lists various model numbers, indicating different configurations:
These model numbers indicate variations in capacity (e.g., 09, 12, 18, 24 likely refer to BTU/hr ratings), voltage (115V, 230V), and specific features or design iterations (indicated by the alphanumeric codes). The remote control uses two AAA (1.5V) dry batteries.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the unit's longevity and performance.
The manual emphasizes safety with symbols for DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE. Key safety instructions include:
The manual provides a list of common error codes (E1, E5, E6, E8, H3, H6, C5, F0, F1, F2) with descriptions and solutions, primarily advising restarting the unit or contacting a service center. It also includes a table of common malfunctions (e.g., unit not operating, abnormal sounds, undesirable odors) with possible causes and solutions, such as checking power connections, resetting circuit breakers, cleaning filters, or waiting for protection delays.
The product is covered by a limited warranty against manufacturing defects for TEN (10) years on parts and compressor from the date of original purchase in Canada. The warranty excludes damage from misuse, tampering, failure to follow instructions, unauthorized repairs, and normal wear and tear. Customers must provide the warranty certificate and proof of purchase for service. GREE Canada disclaims liability for consequential or incidental damages.
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