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Samsung AM TNVD Series - User Manual

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Air conditioner
User manual
AM***TNVD** / AM***TNQD**
Thank you for purchasing this Samsung air conditioner.
Before operating this unit, please read this user manual carefully and retain it for future
reference.
DB68-08962A-04

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Questions and Answers

Summary

Safety Information

Read This Manual Warning

Read and follow all safety information and instructions before installation, use, or maintenance.

Notices and Notes Explained

Explains the meaning of warning, caution, important, and note symbols used in the manual.

General Safety Information

General Use Precautions

Safety precautions for general use, including restrictions for children and people with reduced capabilities.

Antimicrobial Function Note

Notes that the product has been treated with Silver zinc zeolite for antimicrobial function.

Installation Safety Warnings

Power Line and Extension Use

Warnings about using the correct power line and avoiding extension lines or transformers.

Qualified Installation Requirement

Emphasizes that installation must be performed by a qualified technician or service company.

Outdoor Unit Installation Safety

Outdoor Unit Placement Warnings

Warns against installing the outdoor unit in high external walls where it could fall.

Grounding and Drain Hose Installation

Instructions for proper grounding and drain hose installation to prevent issues.

Environmental and Power Supply Safety

Prohibited Installation Locations

Advises against installing the unit in locations requiring precise temperature control like server rooms.

Power Supply Safety Precautions

Safety warnings regarding circuit breaker damage and proper power line handling.

Operational Safety and Malfunctions

Handling Floods and Strange Noises

Instructions for handling appliance floods, strange noises, smells, or smoke.

Gas Leak and Reinstallation Safety

Procedures for gas leaks and safety advice for reinstalling the unit.

General Operation Safety Rules

Circuit Breaker and Packaging Safety

Warnings about touching circuit breakers with wet hands and keeping packaging from children.

Panel and Air Inlet Safety

Cautions against touching the front panel during heating and inserting fingers into air inlets.

Handling and Forceful Operation

Warning against striking or pulling the unit with excessive force.

Unit Placement and Maintenance Safety

Outdoor Unit Placement and Ventilation

Advises against children climbing outdoor units and using the unit in poorly ventilated areas.

Water Entry and Self-Repair Warning

Instructions for water entry and prohibition of self-repair, disassembly, or modification.

Indoor Unit Placement Caution

Caution against placing objects under the indoor unit due to water dripping.

Outdoor Unit Frame Check

Recommendation to check the outdoor unit installation frame annually for safety.

Airflow and Handling Safety

Airflow Blade Adjustment Safety

Instruction to stop fan movement before manually adjusting airflow blades to prevent injury.

Vehicle Installation and Object Placement

Warning against vehicle installation and placing objects on the appliance.

Wet Hands Operation and Insecticide Use

Warnings against operating with wet hands and spraying insecticides onto the appliance.

Product Usage and Battery Safety

Water Consumption and Remote Control Care

Warning against drinking air conditioner water and mishandling the remote control.

Battery Handling and Pipe Contact

Safety advice for battery replacement and avoiding contact with product pipes.

Unintended Use and Airflow Exposure

Warning against using the unit for unintended purposes and direct airflow exposure.

Cleaning Safety Precautions

General Cleaning Warnings

Warnings against spraying water directly and using specific cleaning agents.

Heat Exchanger and Internal Cleaning

Cautions regarding sharp edges on heat exchangers and advising against self-cleaning the interior.

Indoor Unit Overview (WindFree)

Unit Component Identification

Identifies key components of the indoor unit, including airflow blades and sensors.

Display Indicators Explained

Explains the meaning of various indicators on the unit's display panel.

Indoor Unit Overview (Continued)

Unit Component Identification (2)

Identifies key components of the indoor unit, including airflow blades and sensors.

Display Indicators Explained (2)

Explains the meaning of various indicators on the unit's display panel.

Cleaning the Indoor Unit

Exterior Cleaning Instructions

Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the exterior surfaces of the indoor unit.

Cleaning Warnings and Cautions

Safety warnings and cautions related to water spraying and chemical usage during cleaning.

Air Filter Cleaning and Maintenance

Air Filter Cleaning Procedure

Detailed instructions for cleaning the air filter and resetting the cleaning reminder.

Filter Cleaning Cautions

Cautions to avoid damaging the filter during cleaning and drying processes.

WindFree Panel Cleaning

WindFree Panel Cleaning Steps

Step-by-step guide for removing, cleaning, and reattaching the WindFree panel.

Panel Reattachment Caution

Caution about proper reattachment of the WindFree panel to avoid obstruction issues.

Maintaining the Air Conditioner

Periodic Maintenance Checks

A chart outlining monthly, quarterly, and annual maintenance checks for indoor and outdoor units.

Maintenance Notes and Frequency

Notes on the importance of maintenance and factors affecting its frequency.

Internal Protection Systems

Protection Types and Descriptions

Details internal protection mechanisms like against cold air, de-ice cycle, and compressor protection.

De-ice Cycle Operation Notes

Explains the de-ice cycle operation and notes on fan behavior during this cycle.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Unit Not Operating Immediately

Explains the delay in operation due to protective mechanisms.

Unit Not Working At All

Provides checks for power connection, circuit breaker, power failure, and fuses.

Temperature Not Changing

Suggests checking fan mode and adjusting temperature settings.

No Cool;Warm Air Output

Advises checking temperature settings, air filter, and initial operation time.

Fan Speed Not Changing

Explains fan speed adjustment in Auto/Dry modes.

Timer Function Issues

Guides on setting the timer function using the remote control.

Odors Permeating Room

Suggests checking for smoky areas or external smells and using Fan mode or ventilation.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Bubbling Sound Explanation

Explains bubbling sound during refrigerant circulation and recommends normal operation.

Water Dripping from Airflow Blades

Explains condensation due to prolonged cooling with downward airflow.

Remote Control Not Working

Lists checks for battery depletion, installation, sensor blockage, and lighting interference.

Operation Ranges and Conditions

Cooling Operation Ranges

Specifies indoor/outdoor temperature and humidity ranges for cooling.

Heating Operation Ranges

Specifies indoor/outdoor temperature and humidity ranges for heating.

Drying Operation Ranges

Specifies indoor/outdoor temperature and humidity ranges for drying.

Operational Notes

Notes on heating temperature limits and cooling capacity reduction at high indoor temperatures.

Technical Specifications

Model and Climate Class Specifications

Lists model numbers and their corresponding climate classes (T1, T3).

Electrical Specifications

Details rated voltage, frequency, current, and power input for cooling/heating.

Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER)

Provides the Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) for cooling and heating operations.

Physical and Origin Details

Lists net weight, dimensions, and country of origin for the units.

Overview

This document is a user manual for a Samsung Air Conditioner, specifically models AM***TNVD** and AM***TNQD**. It provides essential information for installation, operation, and maintenance of the appliance.

Function Description

The Samsung Air Conditioner is designed to regulate indoor temperature and humidity, offering cooling, heating, and drying modes. It features a WindFree panel for enhanced comfort and airflow control. The unit is intended for residential and commercial use, with specific warnings against installation in environments requiring a thermo-hygrostat (e.g., server rooms) due to potential performance degradation. The product incorporates a biocide substance, Silver zinc zeolite, for antimicrobial function.

Important Technical Specifications

The manual includes detailed technical specifications for various models, categorized by "CLIMATES CLASS" (T1, T3) and "RATED VOLTAGE & FREQUENCY" (220-240 V~50/60Hz). Key specifications provided are:

  • RATED CURRENT: Varies by model and operation mode (Cooling, Heating(H1)). For example, AM015TNQDKH has a cooling current of 0.13 A (T1/T3) and heating current of 0.13 A. Larger models like AM082TNQDKH have a cooling current of 0.43 A (T1/T3) and heating current of 0.43 A.
  • RATED POWER INPUT: Also varies by model and operation mode. For instance, AM015TNQDKH consumes 20 W for both cooling and heating (T1/T3), while AM082TNQDKH consumes 65 W for both cooling and heating (T1/T3).
  • NET WEIGHT: Ranges from 9.0 kg for smaller models (e.g., AM015TNQDKH) to 13.0 kg for larger models (e.g., AM082TNQDKH).
  • DIMENSIONS OF THE UNIT [WxHxD]: Two main sizes are listed: 820 X 299 X 215 mm for smaller models and 1055 X 299 X 215 mm for larger models.
  • COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: All listed models are "MADE IN THAILAND."

Operation Ranges:

The air conditioner operates within specific temperature and humidity ranges for optimal performance:

  • COOLING: Indoor temperature 18 °C to 32 °C, Outdoor temperature depends on outdoor unit specifications, Indoor humidity 80% or less. Exceeding these conditions can lead to condensation and water dripping.
  • HEATING: Indoor temperature 27 °C or less, Outdoor temperature depends on outdoor unit specifications. Internal protection triggers and the air conditioner will stop if conditions are outside the range.
  • DRYING: Indoor temperature 18 °C to 32 °C, Outdoor temperature depends on outdoor unit specifications, Indoor humidity 80% or less. Similar to cooling, condensation may occur if conditions are exceeded.
  • Note: The standardized temperature for heating is 7 °C. Heating capacity may be reduced if outdoor temperature drops to 0 °C or below. Cooling operation at over 32°C (indoor temperature) will not operate at full capacity.

Usage Features

The indoor unit features include:

  • Air intake and air filter.
  • WindFree panel and airflow blades (up and down, left and right) for directing air.
  • A power button/remote control receiver and a room temperature sensor.
  • A display showing temperature (numeric), filter reset indicator (CF), auto clean indicator (C1), defrost indicator (dF), timer indicator, and good'sleep indicator.

The manual emphasizes several safety precautions for usage:

  • Do not operate the appliance if it is flooded, generates strange noises, burning smells, or smoke; immediately cut power and contact service.
  • In case of a gas leak, ventilate immediately without touching the power line or appliance.
  • Do not touch the circuit breaker with wet hands or turn off the air conditioner with the circuit breaker during operation.
  • Keep packaging materials away from children to prevent suffocation.
  • Avoid touching the front panel during heating operation to prevent burns.
  • Do not insert fingers or foreign substances into air inlet/outlet.
  • Do not strike or pull the air conditioner with excessive force.
  • Do not place objects near the outdoor unit that allow children to climb.
  • Avoid prolonged use in badly ventilated locations or near infirm people; open a window at least once an hour.
  • Do not attempt to repair, disassemble, or modify the appliance yourself.
  • Do not drink water from the air conditioner.
  • Handle remote control batteries carefully; keep them out of reach of infants and avoid skin contact with battery fluid.
  • Do not touch connected pipes to prevent burns.
  • Do not use the air conditioner to preserve precision equipment, food, animals, plants, or cosmetics.
  • Avoid directly exposing humans, animals, or plants to the airflow for long periods.

Maintenance Features

The manual provides detailed instructions for cleaning and periodical checks:

  • Cleaning the outside of the indoor unit: Turn off, disconnect power, and clean with a soft brush or tepid damp cloth. Avoid spraying water directly, and do not use harsh chemicals like benzene, thinner, alcohol, or acetone.
  • Cleaning the filter: Clean every two weeks or when the "CF" indicator appears.
    1. Slide the filter off.
    2. Remove dust with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.
    3. Soak in water and mild detergent for 30 minutes.
    4. Rinse and air dry in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight.
    5. Reinstall the filter.
    6. Reset the filter-cleaning reminder using the remote control (Options > Select Filter Reset > SET).
    • Caution: Do not damage the filter, scrub with a hard-bristle brush, or expose to direct sunlight.
  • Cleaning the WindFree panel: Clean at least once a month.
    1. Pull the airflow blade open.
    2. Hold and pull both sides of the WindFree panel until it detaches.
    3. Use a soft brush or vacuum cleaner to remove dust.
    4. Hang the panel in the bottom left and right grooves.
    5. Align projections with grooves at the top, middle, and bottom of the front panel.
    6. Press the panel at the top 4 and bottom 3 places to ensure no gap.
    • Caution: Attaching the WindFree panel without the airflow blade open may obstruct it.
  • Maintaining the Air Conditioner (for extended non-use):
    1. Dry the unit by operating in Fan mode for 3-4 hours, then disconnect power.
    2. Before re-use, run in Fan mode for 3-4 hours to remove odors.
  • Periodical checks: A chart outlines maintenance frequency:
    • Monthly: Clean air filter.
    • Every 4 months: Replace remote control batteries, clean heat exchanger on the outside of the unit.
    • Once a year: Clean condensate drain pan, thoroughly clean heat exchanger, clean condensate drain pipe, clean heat exchanger on the inside of the unit, clean electric components with jets of air, verify electric components are firmly tightened, clean fan, verify fan assembly is firmly tightened, clean condensate drain pan.
    • Note: Operations marked (1) should be done more frequently in dusty areas. Operations marked (2) must be performed by qualified personnel (refer to Installation Manual for details).
  • Internal protections: The unit has a control system for internal faults:
    • Against cold air: Internal fan turns off during heat pump heating.
    • De-ice cycle: Internal fan turns off during heat pump heating to remove frost from the outdoor unit at low temperatures. This may generate strange sounds, which is normal.
    • Protect compressor: Prevents immediate startup to protect the outdoor unit's compressor.

Troubleshooting

The manual includes a troubleshooting guide for common issues:

  • Air conditioner not operating immediately after restart: Due to protective mechanism; unit will start in 3 minutes.
  • Air conditioner not working at all: Check power plug, circuit breaker, power failure, or blown fuse.
  • Temperature not changing: Check if Fan mode is selected, set temperature is appropriate, or air filter is blocked. Wait 3 minutes if just turned on.
  • Cool/warm air not coming out: Check set temperature, air filter, or wait 3 minutes if just turned on.
  • Fan speed not changing: Check if Auto or Dry mode is selected (fan speed adjusts automatically).
  • Timer function not set: Ensure the timer and SET buttons were pressed after setting the time.
  • Odors in the room: Operate in Fan mode or open windows if running in a smoky area or if outside smells are entering.
  • Bubbling sound: Normal refrigerant circulation sound.
  • Water dripping from airflow blades: May occur if cooling for an extended period with blades pointed downwards, due to condensation.
  • Remote control not working: Check depleted batteries, correct battery installation, blocked sensor, or strong lighting apparatus interfering with electric waves.

Samsung AM TNVD Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSamsung
ModelAM TNVD Series
CategoryAir Conditioner
LanguageEnglish

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