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General| Brand | Sanyo |
|---|---|
| Model | SAP-CRV123EH |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of warning and caution symbols used in the manual.
Covers electrical safety, handling, installation, servicing, and refrigerant precautions.
Details performance, electrical ratings, features, and dimensions for indoor and outdoor units.
Provides detailed specifications for major internal components of indoor and outdoor units.
Presents specifications for sensors and other miscellaneous components.
Illustrates the path of refrigerant through the system for cooling and heating cycles.
Details the importance and method of insulating refrigerant tubing to prevent condensation.
Graphs showing cooling and heating characteristics based on temperature variations.
Illustrates air throw distance and velocity based on flap angle and fan speed.
Graphs detailing cooling and heating capacity and power input versus operating frequency.
Provides running amperes and power input for indoor, outdoor, and complete units.
Illustrates the wiring connections for indoor and outdoor units, including abbreviations.
Provides recommendations for choosing suitable indoor and outdoor unit installation locations.
Specifies recommended wire sizes and maximum lengths for power supply and control wiring.
Guides on selecting an appropriate mounting location for the remote control unit.
Step-by-step instructions for conducting a test run of the air conditioner.
Details the procedure for removing and replacing the indoor unit's front grille.
Instructions for setting or changing the remote control unit's address for interference prevention.
Procedure for safely disconnecting and connecting electrical connectors on the outdoor unit.
Describes emergency operation, auto/manual modes, fan speeds, and special modes like DRY and PAM.
Explains overload prevention, freeze prevention, and compressor discharge temperature control.
Safety advice before inspecting or repairing the unit, including capacitor discharge.
Step-by-step guide to initiate the unit's self-diagnostic mode for fault detection.
Procedure for measuring insulation resistance of power cords, units, and electrical parts.
Instructions for checking the continuity of a fuse on the Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
Describes the composition, properties, and handling considerations for R410A refrigerant.
Checklist for tools and flare specifications when servicing units with R410A.
Lists specialized tools required for servicing R410A refrigerant systems.
Details tubing connection procedures, including applying HAB oil for sealing.
Procedure for replacing a compressor, including refrigerant recovery and evacuation.
Steps for detecting, repairing, and recharging refrigerant in case of leaks.
Guidelines for charging additional refrigerant, especially when extending tubing.
Advice on using existing units and tubing when retrofitting to R410A.
Highlights features for automatic operation and ease of use via the remote control.
Describes the remote control's capabilities for automatic operation and user convenience.
Allows setting the unit to turn on or off automatically within a 24-hour period.
Enables automatic unit shutdown one hour after activation.
Adjusts temperature settings automatically for comfortable sleep and energy saving.
Provides automatic fan speed adjustment or manual selection of Auto/High/Medium/Low.
Directs air in a sweeping motion around the room for uniform comfort.
Automatically sets the flap to the optimal position for heating, cooling, and drying.
Automatically switches between cooling and heating based on room and set temperatures.
Prevents cold air blasts at the start of heating by ensuring warm air output.
Resumes preset operation automatically after a power failure.
Operates at maximum output for 30 minutes, with fan speed above High.
Reduces fan sound by rotating the fan at a slower speed.
Inhibits the growth of mold and bacteria within the unit.
Eliminates unpleasant odors and cleans the air.
Details wiring compliance, grounding, and the need for qualified electricians.
Covers safe usage, avoiding flammable materials, ventilation, and child safety.
Picks up infrared signals from the remote control transmitter.
Enables heating/cooling operation and indicates mode via OPERATION lamp color.
Indicates operating modes (AUTO, HEAT, DRY, COOL, FAN) and defrosting status.
Lights up when the system is controlled by the timer.
Indicates when the unit is operating in QUIET mode.
Explanation of symbols for AUTO, HEAT, MILD DRY, COOL, and FAN operation modes.
Explains symbols for automatic and manual fan speed settings (High, Medium, Low).
Shows how temperature settings and indications are displayed on the remote.
Details symbols for 24-hour, ON, OFF, and 1-hour timer settings.
Symbol indicating the Night Setback mode for energy saving and comfort.
Symbol indicating successful transmission of settings to the air conditioner.
Symbol for automatic flap adjustment and manual flap angle settings.
Symbol indicating the High Power operation mode.
Symbol indicating the Quiet operation mode for reduced fan noise.
Explains button functions and display indicators for transmitting settings.
Describes the sensor for room temperature detection and its location.
Details the information displayed on the remote control, including operating conditions.
Function of the QUIET button for reducing fan noise.
Button for turning the air conditioner on and off.
Activates a 1-hour timer function to stop the unit.
Buttons to increase or decrease the set temperature.
Selects operation modes: AUTO, HEAT, DRY, COOL, or FAN.
Sets fan speed to Auto, High, Medium, or Low.
Activates Night Setback mode for energy saving and comfort.
Controls airflow direction, including sweep and auto flap functions.
Activates High Power operation for increased output.
Buttons for setting ON/OFF timers and managing timer programs.
Switches between remote control and indoor unit sensors for temperature detection.
Switches the temperature display between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F).
Switches the time display between 24-hour and 12-hour format.
Resets the remote control unit to pre-operation status after battery replacement.
Prevents signal interference when multiple units are installed nearby.
Step-by-step guide for installing AAA alkaline batteries in the remote control.
Instructions on aiming the transmitter head at the receiver for operation.
Lists locations to avoid and recommends checking signal reception before mounting.
Step-by-step guide for wall-mounting the remote control unit, including signal check.
Unit automatically switches between cooling and heating based on room and set temperatures.
Allows manual selection of operation mode, temperature, fan speed, and airflow direction.
Covers automatic fan speed control and manual fan speed setting.
Circulates air without temperature control by selecting the fan mode.
Adjusts temperature settings automatically for comfortable sleep and energy saving.
Reduces indoor unit fan sound for quieter operation.
Increases output for 30 minutes, with fan speed above High.
Explains DRY mode operation, fan speed, and temperature limitations.
Discusses heating efficiency at low temperatures and the defrosting system.
Ensures warm air output during heating start-up by maintaining low fan speed.
Unit restarts automatically within five minutes after power is restored.
Normal sound from plastic parts expanding/shrinking due to temperature changes.
Notes the 5-minute interval for sending setting conditions to the air conditioner.
Step-by-step guide to setting the current time on the remote control display.
Procedure for setting the timer to automatically stop the air conditioner.
Procedure for setting the timer to automatically start the air conditioner.
Setting timers for daily repeat operation and canceling timer programs.
Adjusting horizontal airflow by moving vertical vanes; cautions regarding condensation.
Adjusting vertical airflow using the flap and remote control; includes sweep and auto flap.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and replacing the anti-mold filter.
Details on installing, cleaning, and replacing the air clean filter.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and recommended remedies.
Defines the operable temperature ranges for cooling and heating modes.
