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General| Brand | Inventor Air Conditioners |
|---|---|
| Model | L2VI-09 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Diagram showing components of the indoor unit like air inlet, panel, filter, and louver.
Explains various indicators and icons on the unit's display screen for different models.
Explains the meaning of icons shown on the remote control's display screen.
Details the functionality of the ON/OFF button on the remote controller.
Explains how to select different operating modes (Auto, Cool, Dry, Fan, Heat).
Describes how to decrease the set temperature using the '-' button.
Describes how to increase the set temperature using the '+' button.
Explains how to adjust the fan speed (Auto, Low, Middle, High).
Describes how to set the swing angle of the air guide louver.
Instructions for setting the current time on the remote controller.
Instructions for setting the timer to turn the unit on at a specific time.
Explains the X-FAN function for drying the indoor unit after shutdown.
Explains how to switch between displaying set temperature and ambient temperature.
Instructions for setting the timer to turn the unit off at a specific time.
Explains the turbo function for rapid cooling or heating.
Describes how to activate the sleep mode for comfortable night operation.
How to turn the display light on or off using the remote controller.
Explains the X-FAN feature for drying the indoor unit to prevent mold.
Describes the automatic operation mode that adjusts settings based on room temperature.
Explains the turbo function for rapid cooling or heating.
Details the blow-over-heat function for heat mode operation.
Outlines the basic steps for operating the air conditioner using the remote.
Details additional operational functions like sleep, timer, and light.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior surface of the indoor unit.
Step-by-step guide on how to clean the air filter of the indoor unit.
Provides a table to diagnose common issues and their potential solutions.
Lists error codes and their corresponding troubleshooting steps for abnormal unit status.
Lists general requirements and warnings for installation locations.
Specifies ideal locations and considerations for installing the indoor unit.
Outlines essential safety precautions for electrical connections during installation.
Details the importance and methods for proper grounding of the air conditioner.
Guides on how to choose and confirm the best installation location with the client.
Instructions for securely mounting the wall bracket for the indoor unit.
Details on drilling the correct hole for piping with a slight downward slope.
Explains how to route the outlet pipe from the indoor unit to the left, right, or rear.
Instructions for connecting the refrigerant pipes to the indoor unit using proper torque.
Guide on connecting the drain hose to the indoor unit's outlet pipe and securing it.
Steps to open the wiring cover and connect the indoor unit's electrical wiring.
Instructions for bundling and securing the connection pipes, power cord, and drain hose.
Guides on passing the bound pipes through the wall and hanging the indoor unit onto the mounting frame.
Steps to prepare for testing, including client approval and important notes.
Explains how to perform the test operation by powering on and checking modes.
Details on calculating and adding refrigerant oil and charge for extended pipe lengths.
