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General| Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | MSZ-FH35VE |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols like WARNING and CAUTION used for safety instructions.
Details icons indicating actions like 'do not do', 'must follow', and 'danger of electric shock'.
Step-by-step guide to insert batteries into the remote controller and reset it.
Procedure to set the current day and time on the remote controller for accurate operation.
Configures the remote controller to match the indoor unit's installation location for optimal performance.
Identifies key parts of the indoor unit, including air filters, vanes, and sensors.
Details buttons and sections of the remote control for operating the air conditioner.
Automatically switches to energy-saving operation when the room is unoccupied.
Offers fine-tuned operation by locating an occupant to adjust airflow direction.
Room temperature is controlled based on the sensible temperature detected by the i-see sensor.
Unit automatically selects operation mode based on room and set temperatures.
Enjoy cool air at your desired temperature.
Dehumidify your room. Temperature cannot be set during DRY mode.
Enjoy warm air at your desired temperature.
Circulate the air in your room.
Manual operation when the remote controller is unusable, using the switch on the indoor unit.
Adjust fan speed levels from AUTO to Super High for optimal cooling or quiet operation.
Control horizontal and vertical airflow direction, including AUTO and Swing modes.
Adjust the horizontal airflow direction, offering wider coverage or specific angles.
Save and recall preferred settings for temperature, fan speed, and airflow direction.
Utilize simplified settings for low energy mode or frequently used preferences.
Initiates energy-saving cooling by using swing airflow for perceived coolness.
Explains how swing airflow makes you feel cooler, allowing higher set temperatures and saving energy.
Activates airflow that imitates a natural breeze, reducing direct airflow discomfort.
Describes the mode that simulates a natural breeze with constantly changing airflow.
Engages a mode for exclusive high fan speed and specific airflow for rapid cooling or heating.
Explains how Powerful operation is automatically cancelled after 15 minutes or by pressing other buttons.
Sets the unit to turn ON or OFF at a specific time.
Increases or decreases the timer setting by 10-minute increments.
Enables setting up to 4 ON/OFF timers per day for a maximum of 28 timers per week.
Allows viewing the programmed weekly timer settings for specific days or numbers.
Safety guidelines for cleaning, including power off and avoiding specific cleaning agents.
Procedure for cleaning the air filter every 2 weeks to maintain performance.
Instructions on how to detach and reattach the front panel for cleaning.
Details on cleaning or replacing air purifying, electrostatic, and deodorizing filters.
Lists common indoor unit symptoms and their possible causes or checks.
Addresses issues with the remote controller display and responsiveness to signals.
Diagnoses problems related to insufficient cooling or heating effects.
Troubleshoots unusual airflow directions, strange smells, and various operating sounds.
Resolves problems with weekly timer settings and unexpected unit start/stops.
Covers issues like abnormal conditions, leaks, and white smoke discharge.
Steps to prepare the unit for storage, including drying and power disconnection.
Procedure for cleaning filters and checking connections before resuming operation.
Guidance on suitable locations for installation, avoiding oil, salty air, and interference.
Lists locations that are unsuitable for installation due to machine oil, specific gases, or equipment interference.
Advises on providing an exclusive circuit for the air conditioner and observing breaker capacity.
Lists models, power supply, and cooling/heating capacities for different units.
Provides weights of indoor/outdoor units and refrigerant filling capacity.
Details permissible operating pressures and noise levels for indoor and outdoor units.
Specifies the temperature and humidity ranges for optimal cooling and heating operation.
