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General| Brand | Midea |
|---|---|
| Model | MUB-36HRDN1 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Defines warning symbols (WARNING, CAUTION) and their meanings for safe operation.
Outlines crucial safety instructions for installation, product usage, and grounding.
Covers warnings for using, moving, installing, and general user cautions for safe operation.
Lists essential checks required before operating the air conditioner.
Explains the heating operation process and outdoor unit behavior.
Details the automatic defrosting process and fan behavior during heating.
Explains the unit's self-protection feature preventing restart within 3 minutes.
Highlights important operational cautions related to air filters and multi-unit modes.
Identifies components of the Four-Way Cassette type air conditioner.
Identifies components of the Ceiling-Floor type air conditioner.
Identifies components for Duct/Ceiling and Thin Duct/Ceiling types.
Explains the importance and effect of regularly cleaning air filters.
Provides guidance on recommended temperature settings for comfort and health.
Advises to keep doors and windows closed to prevent air leakage.
Lists operating environmental conditions for cooling and heating modes.
Details how to adjust louvers for cooling and heating on this type.
Explains air flow direction adjustment for Duct-Ceiling units.
Lists precautions for maintenance, including power off and water temperature.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning air filters.
Details auto-swing and manual swing for air flow direction on Ceiling-Floor units.
Instructions for cleaning the air outlet and panel surfaces.
Warns against using specific solvents and water immersion.
Guidelines for checking the outdoor unit's air inlet/outlet and coils.
Advises on power saving and special maintenance for long-term storage.
Steps for checking and preparing the unit before restarting after storage.
Lists troubles like cold fog, dew, and sounds from the outdoor unit.
Lists common indoor unit issues like hissing, smells, and flashing lights.
Explains reasons for the unit stopping automatically, like timer or protection.
Addresses insufficient cooling/heating and critical failures requiring dealer contact.
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