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Midea AIR CONDITIONER User Manual

Midea AIR CONDITIONER
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AIR CONDITIONER
(SPLIT TYPE)
Thank you very much for purchasing our air conditioner.
Please read this owner's manual carefully before using your air conditioner.
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Midea AIR CONDITIONER Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMidea
Cooling CapacityVaries by model
Heating CapacityVaries by model
Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER)Varies by model
SEER RatingVaries by model
HSPF RatingVaries by model
RefrigerantR32 or R410A
Power Supply220-240V, 50Hz
Noise LevelVaries by model
Dimensions (Indoor Unit)Varies by model
Dimensions (Outdoor Unit)Varies by model
Weight (Indoor Unit)Varies by model
Weight (Outdoor Unit)Varies by model
FeaturesSleep Mode, Timer
TypeSplit Air Conditioner

Summary

Important Safety Information

Installation and Internal Hazards

Requires professional installation. Avoid contact with moving fan parts and high voltage inside the unit.

Electrical and Operational Safety

Prevent electrical shock by avoiding water contact. Operate within conditions and manage room temperature for safety.

Maintenance and Cleaning Safety

Do not service the unit yourself. Disconnect power before cleaning to prevent electric shock.

Parts Identification

Indoor Unit Components

Identifies and labels the various parts of the indoor air conditioning unit.

Outdoor Unit Components

Identifies and labels the various parts of the outdoor air conditioning unit.

Display Panel Indicators

Explains the indicators and their functions on the air conditioner's display panel.

Economical Operation Tips

Energy Saving Guidance

Tips include maintaining room temperature, cleaning filters, managing doors/windows, using curtains, and timer functions.

Handling the Remote Controller

Placement and Cautions

Place controller for signal reception. Avoid damage, sunlight, and interference. Follow battery guidelines.

Battery Management

Guidelines for battery replacement, storage, life, and replacement indicators for the remote.

Temporary Operation

Temporary Operation Procedure

Steps to operate the unit temporarily by using the manual switch on the indoor unit.

Adjusting Air Flow Direction

Horizontal Air Flow Adjustment

Adjusts the horizontal louvers for desired airflow direction, including automatic swing.

Vertical Air Flow Adjustment

Adjusts the vertical louvers by hand for desired airflow direction.

Maintenance

Indoor Unit and Remote Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the indoor unit and remote controller using dry cloth.

Cleaning Air Filter and Refreshers

Steps for cleaning air filters and refreshing filters like active carbon and light catalyst.

Air Conditioner Operations and Performance

Compressor Protection Feature

Protects the compressor by preventing immediate restart after power interruption.

Power Failure Handling

Information on unit behavior during power failure and restart procedures.

Heating Feature Operation

Details on preheating, warm air control, and defrosting for heating operation.

Operating Conditions

Temperature and Humidity Limits

Specifies the recommended indoor and outdoor temperature ranges for cooling, heating, and dehumidification.

Performance Notes

Notes on operation beyond specified conditions and performance in high humidity.

Installation

Location Requirements

Guidelines for selecting a suitable location for the outdoor and indoor units.

Wire Connections

Instructions for proper electrical wiring and grounding to prevent shock.

Precautionary Measures

Precautions regarding noise, vibration, and potential interference.

Relocation Guidance

Advice on how to relocate the air conditioner, requiring professional service.

Troubleshooting

General Inoperative Issues

Checks for common reasons the unit may not operate, such as fuse or battery issues.

Poor Cooling or Heating

Checks for issues like blocked inlets/outlets, dirty filters, or incorrect settings.

Serious Malfunctions

Conditions requiring immediate shutdown and dealer contact, like flashing lamps or erratic operations.

Remote Controller Issues

Troubleshooting common problems with the remote controller, such as fan speed or indicator issues.

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