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Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
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Model | Mr. SLIM PUZ-ZM DA Series |
Category | Air Conditioner |
Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines before installation, relocation, electrical work, and test runs.
Precautions for using R32 refrigerant to prevent hazards like fire and explosion.
Specifies maximum pipe length, height difference, and bends for optimal performance.
Guidance on selecting a suitable location for the outdoor unit, considering noise and ventilation.
Guidance on ventilation, windy locations, and required space for outdoor units.
Required clearances for installing a single outdoor unit based on surrounding obstacles.
Required clearances for installing multiple outdoor units, including side-by-side and stacked configurations.
Defines minimum installation space based on refrigerant quantity to ensure safety.
Details foundation specifications, bolts, and secure mounting for stability and safety.
Safety for R32 refrigerant, specific copper pipes, cleaning, and brazing.
Guide for connecting liquid/gas pipes, including insulation and flare nut tightening.
Specifics on pipe diameter, insulation, bending, and connection procedures.
Procedures for airtight testing and correct opening/closing of refrigerant valves.
Guidelines for adding refrigerant and precautions for reusing R22 pipes.
Restrictions for refrigerant piping in twin, triple, and quadruple combinations.
Information on connecting drain pipes using sockets or optional pans.
Diagrams and notes for wiring the outdoor unit, covering power and control connections.
Table detailing wire sizes, circuit ratings, and connection methods for various models.
Essential checks before test run: insulation resistance, power supply, and wiring.
Methods for conducting test runs using outdoor unit DIP switches or the remote controller.
How to enable low noise and demand functions via settings and external inputs.
Procedure for collecting refrigerant before unit movement to prevent hazards.
Instructions for setting refrigerant addresses using DIP switches for multi-unit system control.
Key specifications: power supply, dimensions, and sound levels for different models.