Haier 1U09EH2VHA User Manual

WARNING
!
Ductless Split Air Conditioner
User Manual
Design may vary by model number.
Ţ This system should be installed by a
HVAC professional. Do not attempt to install
the air conditioner by yourself because
incorrect installation may cause
water
leakage, personal injury or death.
Ţ When abnormalities such as a burnt-smell are
found, immediately power
the main switch
and contact a licensed contractor.
Ţ Do not obstruct or cover the ventilation grille
on the air conditioner. Do not put
or
any other things into the inlet/outlet or swing
louver.
Ţ Do not allow children to play with the air
conditioner. Children should never be allowed
to sit on the outdoor unit
Ţ Please read this manual before using the air conditioner.
Ţ Keep this user manual for future reference.
Cautions and Warnings ................................. 1
Controller Features & Settings ...................... 2
Emergency Operation & Maintenance ........... 5
Troubleshooting ............................................ 6
Limited Warranty .......................................... 7
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Indoor
AW09EH2VHA
AW12EH2VHA
AW18EH2VHA
Outdoor
1U09EH2VHA
1U12EH2VHA
1U18EH2VHA

Haier 1U09EH2VHA Specifications

General

Cooling Capacity	9000 BTU/h
Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER)	3.21
Refrigerant	R32
Indoor Unit Weight	9 kg
Inverter	Yes
Power Supply	220-240V/50Hz/1Ph
Heating Capacity	9500 BTU/h

Summary

General Safety Warnings

Installation and Operational Precautions

Highlights critical safety advice for installation and operation, including professional installation and avoiding obstructions.

Controller Features and Settings

Power Button Operation

Explains how to use the power button on the remote control to start and stop the air conditioner unit.

TURBO/QUIET Button Functionality

Details the use of the TURBO/QUIET button for fast operation or quiet mode, including their icons and effects.

COOL Mode Operation

Describes how the unit operates in COOL mode, including automatic fan speed adjustment and display icon.

HEAT Mode Operation

Explains operation in HEAT mode, including cold-air prevention and automatic fan speed adjustment.

DRY Mode Operation

Details the DRY mode function for reducing humidity, intermittent operation, and display icon.

Temperature Adjustment Buttons

Explains the use of Temperature +/- buttons to adjust the set temperature and the operating range.

AUTO Mode Functionality

Describes AUTO mode, where the unit selects operation based on set temperature and adjusts fan speed.

FAN Button for Speed Selection

Explains how to select fan speed using the FAN button and the AUTO fan speed adjustment.

Louver SWING Button - Vertical

Describes how to adjust the vertical airflow direction using the SWING UP/DOWN button.

Louver SWING Button - Horizontal

Explains how to adjust the horizontal airflow direction using the SWING UP/DOWN button.

Timer ON Button

Details how to set a timer for the unit to turn ON, including time increments and confirmation.

Timer OFF Button

Details how to set a timer for the unit to turn OFF, including time increments and confirmation.

SLEEP Button and Mode

Explains how to activate SLEEP mode, its operation during COOL/DRY and HEAT modes, and its limitations.

EXTRA FUNCTION Button Options

Covers additional functions accessed via EXTRA FUNCTION button, including Intelligent Airflow and temp mode shift.

Emergency Operation and Maintenance

Emergency Operation Procedure

Explains how to operate the unit manually when the remote control is defective or lost, with specific modes.

Inserting the Batteries

Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control, including notes on battery life and troubleshooting.

Optimizing Performance Tips

Provides tips for optimizing performance, such as closing doors/windows and not blocking air inlets/outlets.

Cleaning the Air Filter

Step-by-step guide on how to clean the air filter, including frequency and attachment instructions.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Normal Performance Inspection

Lists common operational noises, smells, and mist/steam issues, with their causes and solutions.

Conditions to Check for Poor Cooling

Provides a checklist of conditions to verify when experiencing poor cooling, such as power, filter, and obstructions.

Limited Warranty Information

Parts and Compressor Warranty Coverage

Details the 5-year parts and 7-year compressor warranty, including coverage and proof of purchase requirements.

Warranty Exclusions and Limitations

Lists what the warranty does not cover, such as improper installation, misuse, and consequential damages.