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Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
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Model | PLH-5GKHSB |
Category | Air Conditioner |
Language | English |
Details the user-friendly microprocessor, LCD display, and 24-hour timer functions of the remote controller.
Discusses advanced microprocessor control for individual or group unit operation.
Illustrates the wiring connections between the indoor unit and the remote controller.
Details wiring configurations for performing emergency operation of the unit.
Presents a flow-chart illustrating the main operational sequence of the air conditioning unit.
Provides an overview of the microprocessor control system, including inputs, outputs, and boards.
Covers indoor unit control for COOL, DRY, HEAT, AUTO modes, vane, timer, test run, emergency, LOSSNAY, DIP switch, and fan control.
Covers fan control, unit operation, and protective functions for the outdoor unit.
Details the defrosting time chart, start conditions, and process during defrosting in heat mode.
Explains bypass valve control, crankcase heater control, and various service functions.
Lists symptoms, causes, and check points for issues encountered during test runs.
Explains how to use the self-diagnostic function with the remote controller for troubleshooting.
Provides a list of error codes (EO, P1-P8) and their corresponding diagnoses and causes.
Explains how protection functions are indicated via check codes and LEDs on the outdoor controller board.
Lists causes and check points for troubleshooting when the outdoor unit is not functioning.
Describes phenomena and issues related to incorrect wiring between the remote controller and indoor unit.
Details phenomena resulting from incorrect wiring between indoor and outdoor units, with check codes.
Explains how to wire and set up group control for multiple units using one remote controller.
Details how to use two remote controllers to operate units individually or in groups.
Describes methods for controlling units via remote ON/OFF switches and individual controls.
Explains how grouping remote controllers enables individual unit control and centralized monitoring.
Details the use of a multiple remote control display with optional adapters for system control.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the intake grill from the unit.
Instructions for disassembling and removing the fan guard.
Details the process for removing the electrical box and its components.
Procedure for removing the fan motor assembly from the unit.
Instructions for safely removing the heater assembly.
Guides the removal of drain pump, drain sensor, and indoor coil thermistor.