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Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
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Model | MS-GF50VA-E1 |
Category | Air Conditioner |
Language | English |
Lists and describes the accessories included with the indoor unit models.
Explains how to shorten the set time for service purposes.
Details modifications for using multiple indoor units with separate remote controllers.
Describes the auto restart feature and how to disable it.
Overview of the wireless remote controller layout and buttons.
Explains the operation indicator lamp and its states.
Step-by-step guide for operating the unit in COOL mode.
Step-by-step guide for operating the unit in DRY mode.
Steps for operating the unit in FAN mode only.
Details on the 'I FEEL CONTROL' mode and temperature settings.
How to use the auto vane function for airflow direction.
Setting and releasing ON/OFF timers for unit operation.
Procedure for test run and emergency operation.
Explains the compressor protection time delay.
Safety precautions and initial checks before troubleshooting.
How to recall and interpret failure codes.
Table detailing indoor unit failure modes and remedies.
Flowchart for diagnosing unit malfunctions.
List of symptoms, conditions, and remedies for common issues.
Criteria for checking main parts like thermistors and motors.
Diagnostic flow for indoor fan motor issues.
Troubleshooting steps for remote control and P.C. board issues.
Diagnostic procedures for P.C. board and fan motor faults.
Troubleshooting guide for electromagnetic interference issues.
Diagrams and voltage references for testing electronic components.
Procedure for removing the front panel of the indoor unit.
Steps to remove the indoor electronic control P.C. board.
Procedure for removing the indoor power P.C. board.
Instructions for removing the nozzle assembly.
Steps to remove the horizontal vane motor unit.
Procedure for removing the indoor fan motor.
Steps to remove multiple P.C. boards and receiver.
Instructions for removing the indoor electrical box.
Steps to remove the vertical vane motor unit.
Procedure for removing the horizontal vane motor.
Steps to remove water cut, fan motor, and coil thermistor.