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General| Brand | Inventor Air Conditioners |
|---|---|
| Model | GG52Eng |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Appliance safety for children and infirm persons without supervision.
Guidance on professional installation, gas leak prevention, and proper grounding for safety.
Safety precautions for operation: avoid pulling plug, use correct connectors, do not modify power line, operate with dry hands, use correct fuse, avoid sunlight, minimize heat generation, use ventilation, adjust air direction, do not expose to cool air, clean carefully, do not stack items, check supports, pull plug when not in use.
Details parts of the indoor unit: air return grid, air outlet, air filter, and drain tube.
Details parts of the outdoor unit: air inlet and air discharge vent.
Instructions on opening/closing the indoor unit cover and emergency operation.
Details buttons and indicators for Remote Controller 1, including operation modes and settings.
Details the buttons and indicators for Remote Controller 2.
Explains how the remote controller sends signals to the air conditioner unit.
Step-by-step guide to operating the unit in different modes: AUTO, COOL, DRY, HEAT, FAN.
Instructions for activating and deactivating TURBO mode for rapid cooling or heating.
Methods for manually adjusting or automatically swinging air flow direction.
Guide to setting the timer for automatic turn-off and turn-on of the unit.
How to use sleep mode to reduce noise and adjust temperature settings for comfortable sleeping.
Instructions for replacing batteries in the remote controller, including precautions.
Explanation of how the heating function works, including its efficiency and limitations.
Explanation of the automatic defrosting function for the outdoor unit during cold weather.
Checks to perform before using the air conditioner for the season.
Regular cleaning of the air filter screen every two weeks during operation.
Steps to prepare the unit for storage after the operational season.
Checkpoints for common problems like no operation, poor performance, or abnormal noise.
Situations requiring immediate shutdown and contact with the distributor for safety.
Explanation of unit restart delays, hot/cold air blow timing, and fan behavior during operation.
Explanation of mist formation, potential odors, and cracking sounds during operation.
Troubleshooting remote signal reception and moisture formation on air outlets.
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