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General| Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | Mr.SLIM PE-4EAK |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details the specific product series covered in the manual.
Details components and features of the indoor unit.
Explains the operation buttons and functionality of the remote control.
Explains various indicators and their meanings on the remote controller display.
Provides important warnings and notes regarding operation.
Lists technical data and ratings for the indoor and outdoor units.
Details power requirements and model designations for indoor and outdoor units.
Provides detailed electrical parameters for various unit configurations.
Presents detailed cooling capacity data under various temperature conditions.
Lists correction factors for cooling capacity based on refrigerant piping length at 50Hz.
Lists correction factors for cooling capacity based on refrigerant piping length at 60Hz.
Details standard operating data for electrical circuits and refrigerant.
Shows fan performance curves and corrected airflow for PE-3EAK and PE-4EAK models.
Provides detailed physical dimensions and component layouts for the PE-3EAK indoor unit.
Shows the physical dimensions and layout of the remote controller.
Illustrates the electrical wiring connections for the indoor unit.
Details the refrigerant circuit and components for the PE-3EAK series.
Provides an overview of error codes and actions for recurring and non-recurring phenomena.
Explains how to use the remote controller to diagnose malfunctions.
Details causes and countermeasures for specific error codes related to thermistors and drain sensors.
Addresses troubleshooting based on LED status and wiring failures.
Outlines essential checks before performing a test run.
Describes the steps for conducting a test run using the wired remote controller.
Explains how to activate emergency operation when the remote controller or microcomputer fails.
Provides methods for checking the resistance of thermistors and fan motor terminals.
Illustrates test points on the power board for troubleshooting.
Identifies test points and connectors on the indoor controller board.
Explains how dip switches and jumper wires control various functions like model and system settings.
Details how to set various unit functions using the remote controller.
Guides users through selecting functions using the wired remote controller.
Provides a detailed step-by-step guide for changing unit functions via the remote controller.
Explains options for changing display language and setting functional limits.
Describes different system control configurations like standard, group, and combined control.
Details wiring and switch settings for using one wired remote controller.
Explains configurations for using two wired, two wireless, or one of each remote controller.
Describes the process of connecting an interface unit for group control of multiple systems.
Explains how to check the status of the interface unit via LED indicators.
Provides instructions for mounting the remote control interface unit.
Describes the automatic recovery function after a power failure.
Explains how to control units individually from a central location.
Details how to combine remote and local control systems.
Explains how to get remote display signals using an adapter.
Details how to set timer operations using the remote controller or central control system.
Describes wiring and setup for a multiple remote control display.
Explains how to interlock the duct fan with the indoor unit operation.
Guides on removing the drain pan and electrical components like the controller board.
Lists structural parts for the PE-3EAK model with RoHS compliance information.
Lists various electrical components, their part numbers, and specifications.
Lists optional refrigerant pipes and various control adapters.
