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General| Model | LM036HI-100P432 |
|---|---|
| SEER Rating | 16 |
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| Voltage | 208/230V |
| Phase | 1 |
| Type | Air Conditioner |
| Cooling Capacity | 36000 BTU/h |
| Dimensions (Outdoor Unit) | 35" x 30" x 28" |
Controls the power state of the air conditioner.
Increases the set temperature.
Cycles through operation modes like AUTO, COOL, DRY, FAN, HEAT.
Adjusts the louver swing angle.
Decreases the set temperature.
Sets the fan speed (AUTO, Low, Medium, High).
Initiates or cancels the auto-off timer.
Sets the current time.
Initiates or cancels the auto-on timer.
Activates the sleep mode for comfortable temperature.
Displays set and ambient temperatures.
Activates Turbo mode for rapid cooling or heating.
Keeps the indoor fan running to dry the unit.
Adjusts temperature based on sensed room temperature.
Controls healthy and scavenging functions.
Locks or unlocks the remote controller keypad.
Switches between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F) units.
Activates energy-saving mode in COOL mode.
Activates 8°C heating function in HEAT mode.
Controls the display backlight of the remote controller.
Turns the WIFI function on or off and resets it.
Wipe the indoor unit surface with a soft cloth.
Follow electric safety regulations for installation and wiring.
Ensures proper grounding for electric shock prevention.
Recommending and confirming the indoor unit location.
Mounting the frame securely on the wall.
Creating a hole for pipes according to outlet pipe direction.
Leading out the pipe from the unit in the desired direction.
Connecting the pipe joints with proper torque.
Connecting the drain hose to the outlet pipe.
Connecting the indoor unit wiring according to color codes.
Bundling pipes, cords, and hoses together.
Mounting the indoor unit onto the wall-mounting frame.
Selecting and fixing the support location for the outdoor unit.
Connecting the drain joint and hose to the outdoor unit chassis.
Placing and securing the outdoor unit on its support.
Connecting the refrigerant pipes between indoor and outdoor units.
Connecting the power and signal wires to the outdoor unit.
Placing and bending pipes along the wall and creating U-shaped curves.
Client approval and noting important points for the client.
Starting operation and checking all modes.
Cutting the pipe to the required length.
Removing burrs from the cut pipe to prevent contamination.
Applying insulating pipe to the copper pipe.
Attaching the union nut to the connection pipe.
Expanding the pipe end using an expander.
Checking the quality of the expanded pipe port.
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