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Defines model codes for manufacturing location and refrigerant type.
Defines model codes for product type (cooling only, heat pump, etc.).
Defines model codes for cooling/heating capacity in Btu/h.
Defines model codes for voltage and frequency ranges.
Defines model codes for chassis types used in the unit.
Defines model codes for aesthetic styles or finishes.
Defines model codes for specific operating functions.
Defines model codes for serial number ranges.
Safety guidelines for unit installation, including warnings and cautions.
Safety guidelines for operating and cleaning the air conditioner.
Explains symbols used throughout the manual for warnings and notices.
Provides dimensions and diagrams for the indoor unit.
Provides dimensions and diagrams for the outdoor unit.
Guidelines for choosing the optimal installation location and piping.
Steps for securely mounting the installation plate and drilling holes.
Guidance on connecting the drain hose correctly.
Procedure for creating flare connections on refrigerant pipes.
Guide for connecting refrigerant piping to the indoor unit.
Guide for connecting refrigerant piping to the outdoor unit.
Steps for wiring the indoor unit.
Steps for wiring the outdoor unit.
Details power cord and connecting cable requirements.
Procedure to verify proper drainage of the indoor unit.
Steps for insulating and securing refrigerant pipes.
Details the procedure for purging air and moisture from the system.
Using soap water for leak testing during air purging.
Procedure for evacuating the refrigerant system.
How to check system performance and refrigerant charge.
Procedure for collecting refrigerant when relocating or servicing.
Explains unit controls, indicators, and modes like Cooling, Dehumidification, Heating, and Defrost.
Covers fan speed, timers, special modes (Jet Cool, Chaos), and manual operation.
Details test operation, auto restart, frost protection, and buzzer sounds.
Explains display indicators for heating and cooling modes.
Details error codes and check points for self-diagnosis.
Explains the functions of various buttons on the remote control.
Describes the sequence of button presses for unit operation.
Instructions for disassembling the indoor unit, including grille removal.
Steps to remove control box, discharge grille, evaporator, motor cover, and fan.
Electrical schematic for the control device, including Heat Pump models.
Wiring diagrams for indoor and outdoor units.
Location of components on the main PCB assembly (top and bottom views).
Component layout for the display assembly.
Diagrams and operation of refrigeration cycle and service valves.
Covers pumping down, balancing, evacuation, and gas charging.
Addresses issues with electronic parts, remote control, fans, and heating.
Exploded view illustrating indoor unit parts.
Exploded views illustrating outdoor unit parts for different models.
List of replacement parts for the indoor unit.
List of replacement parts for the outdoor unit.
Defines model codes for manufacturing location and refrigerant type.
Defines model codes for product type (cooling only, heat pump, etc.).
Defines model codes for cooling/heating capacity in Btu/h.
Defines model codes for voltage and frequency ranges.
Defines model codes for chassis types used in the unit.
Defines model codes for aesthetic styles or finishes.
Defines model codes for specific operating functions.
Defines model codes for serial number ranges.
Safety guidelines for unit installation, including warnings and cautions.
Safety guidelines for operating and cleaning the air conditioner.
Explains symbols used throughout the manual for warnings and notices.
Provides dimensions and diagrams for the indoor unit.
Provides dimensions and diagrams for the outdoor unit.
Guidelines for choosing the optimal installation location and piping.
Steps for securely mounting the installation plate and drilling holes.
Guidance on connecting the drain hose correctly.
Procedure for creating flare connections on refrigerant pipes.
Guide for connecting refrigerant piping to the indoor unit.
Guide for connecting refrigerant piping to the outdoor unit.
Steps for wiring the indoor unit.
Steps for wiring the outdoor unit.
Details power cord and connecting cable requirements.
Procedure to verify proper drainage of the indoor unit.
Steps for insulating and securing refrigerant pipes.
Details the procedure for purging air and moisture from the system.
Using soap water for leak testing during air purging.
Procedure for evacuating the refrigerant system.
How to check system performance and refrigerant charge.
Procedure for collecting refrigerant when relocating or servicing.
Explains unit controls, indicators, and modes like Cooling, Dehumidification, Heating, and Defrost.
Covers fan speed, timers, special modes (Jet Cool, Chaos), and manual operation.
Details test operation, auto restart, frost protection, and buzzer sounds.
Explains display indicators for heating and cooling modes.
Details error codes and check points for self-diagnosis.
Explains the functions of various buttons on the remote control.
Describes the sequence of button presses for unit operation.
Instructions for disassembling the indoor unit, including grille removal.
Steps to remove control box, discharge grille, evaporator, motor cover, and fan.
Electrical schematic for the control device, including Heat Pump models.
Wiring diagrams for indoor and outdoor units.
Location of components on the main PCB assembly (top and bottom views).
Component layout for the display assembly.
Diagrams and operation of refrigeration cycle and service valves.
Covers pumping down, balancing, evacuation, and gas charging.
Addresses issues with electronic parts, remote control, fans, and heating.
Exploded view illustrating indoor unit parts.
Exploded views illustrating outdoor unit parts for different models.
List of replacement parts for the indoor unit.
List of replacement parts for the outdoor unit.
| Refrigerant | R410A |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Type | Split System |
| Noise Level | 50 dB |
| Noise Level (Outdoor) | 50 dB(A) |
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