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General| Brand | Midea |
|---|---|
| Model | MKH3-700R3 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Unit meets the latest CE certification requirements for AC fan motor.
Covers cooling/heating performance, dimensions, weights, and sound levels for different models.
Minimum installation clearances (a, b, c) for Cased Type units.
Minimum installation clearances (a, b, c) for Uncased Type units.
Critical safety precautions for electrical connections to prevent damage or injury.
Guidelines for safe transport, handling, unpacking, and storage of the unit.
Details essential space requirements for installing the unit, including clearances and access.
Checks for required installation space and procedures for removing the unit casing.
Essential steps after installation, including air removal and drain system setup.
Ensures correct power supply, safety measures like leakage protection, grounding, and automatic switches.
Specifies power cord requirements, routing, securement, and wire diameter selection.
Details voltage, frequency, cable sections, and proper wiring connections according to diagrams.
Ensures skilled personnel perform commissioning and preliminary checks before unit operation.
Highlights safety precautions for all maintenance work, including power disconnection and protective gear.
Outlines monthly checks for filters and semi-annual checks for heat exchangers and drain tubes.
Procedures for releasing air from the water system and draining it seasonally.
Recommended checks for electrical contacts, terminals, and power consumption.
Detailed steps for motor removal, filter access, and casing disassembly.
Instructions for replacing the heat exchanger, covering unit unplugging, water shut-off, and component removal.
Addresses issues like safety device trips, switch malfunctions, and controller errors.
Diagnostic steps for units not running or providing insufficient cooling/heating.
Addresses fan speed/direction inconsistencies, white fog, dust, dirt, or odors within the unit.
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