Why is my Johnson Controls YORK YWHJZH009BAMXAFX emitting odours?
If your Johnson Controls Air Conditioner is emitting odours, it could be due to room smells (such as furniture, tobacco, etc.) that have been taken into the air conditioner. If the odours still exist, consult an authorized service center for cleaning.
Why are the buttons on the cover of my Johnson Controls YORK YWHJZH009BAMXAFX Air Conditioner unavailable?
If the buttons on the cover of your Johnson Controls Air Conditioner are unavailable or insensitive, check whether the cover is closed completely.
What to do if the power cord and power plug of my Johnson Controls Air Conditioner is overheating?
If the power cord and power plug of your Johnson Controls Air Conditioner is overheating, stop operation, cut off the power supply, and contact the authorized personnel.
General| Model Number | YWHJZH009BAMXAFX |
|---|---|
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Operating Voltage | 220-240V |
| Cooling Capacity | 9000 BTU/h |
| Operating Frequency | 50Hz |
Covers warnings about wet hands, cord handling, socket usage, and cleaning procedures.
Focuses on circuit protection, voltage, and preventing electrical hazards like fire.
Addresses earthing, maintenance power-off, temperature settings, and environmental considerations.
Details restrictions on cord damage, airflow direction, and health impacts of usage.
Identifies key components of the indoor air conditioning unit.
Identifies key components of the outdoor air conditioning unit.
Details the operation of ON/OFF, FAN, MODE, and TEMP buttons on the remote.
Explains the functionality of CLOCK, LIGHT, TURBO, X-FAN, and QUIET buttons.
Covers setting the air swing direction and timer functions (ON/OFF).
Describes how to activate and manage different sleep modes for comfort.
Details the process for customizing sleep temperature curves (DIY).
Provides guides for general operation and explains special features like X-FAN, AUTO RUN, and TURBO.
Explains features like keyboard lock, temperature units, energy saving, and quiet mode.
Instructions for changing remote control batteries and important usage notices.
Instructions for operating the unit using the manual switch when the remote is unavailable.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the front panel and air filters.
Covers checks before use and routine maintenance after operation.
Addresses problems like the unit not operating and unusual odours.
Explains common noises like water flowing and mist emission during operation.
Covers issues related to unit startup, cooling/heating effectiveness, and remote control availability.
Details causes and solutions for water leakage and indoor unit noise.
Addresses issues with indoor unit airflow and specific malfunction codes.
Identifies critical situations that require immediate shutdown and professional service.
Explains the principles of cooling, heating, and the defrosting process.
Details anti-cold air functions and rest heat blow operations.
Provides operating temperature ranges and tips for energy saving.
Discusses the impact of relative humidity on condensate formation.
General warnings and precautions for unit installation by authorized personnel.
Guidelines for selecting appropriate locations for unit installation.
Specific placement instructions for indoor and outdoor units.
Safety measures related to electrical connections during installation.
Details on wiring, air switch capacity, and proper earthing procedures.
Steps for installing the mounting plate and drilling the piping hole.
Instructions for connecting and routing the drain hose for condensate removal.
Procedure for connecting the electric wires between indoor and outdoor units.
Guide to routing piping from the unit and connecting the flare nuts.
Covers wiring, air purging, and leakage testing for the outdoor unit.
Instructions for installing the drain connector and hose for outdoor unit condensate.
A checklist of items to verify after the unit has been installed.
Steps for conducting the initial operation test of the air conditioner.
Guidance on how to install the healthy filter onto the air filter.
Instructions for cleaning the filter and information on its service life.
Specifies the maximum and minimum lengths for refrigerant connection pipes.
Methods for calculating additional refrigerant oil and charge amounts for extended pipes.
Details recommended additional refrigerant charging amounts based on pipe diameter.
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