Tesla TA22FFML-07410A

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Overview

Function Description
Important Technical Specifications
Usage Features
Maintenance Features

This document is a user manual for a Tesla split-type air conditioner, specifically for R410 ON/OFF models.

Function Description

The Tesla split-type air conditioner is designed to provide cooling and heating (for models with heating functionality) for indoor spaces. It operates by circulating refrigerant between an indoor unit and an outdoor unit to transfer heat. The device can be controlled via a remote controller, offering various modes and settings to optimize comfort.

Important Technical Specifications

The manual lists several models for R410 ON/OFF units, including:

TA22FFML-07410A
TA26FFML-09410A
TA35FFML-12410A
TA53FFML-18410A
TA70FFML-24410A

For R32 models, the manual highlights that the air conditioner uses R32 flammable refrigerant, which requires specific safety precautions during installation and maintenance. The refrigerant charge for an R32 air conditioner should not exceed 1.7 kg.

Electrical Safety Requirements:

The maximum current of the air conditioner is ≤16A.
The operating range is 90% to 110% of the local rated voltage.
The minimum clearance between the indoor and outdoor units is 1.5 m.
Cable types for outdoor power cable: H07RN-F or H05RN-F.
Minimum cross-sectional area of power cable and interconnection cord is specified in a table based on appliance amps (A) and AWG. For example, a 10A appliance requires a 18 AWG cable, and a 40A appliance requires an 8 AWG cable.

Refrigerant Piping:

The manual provides tables for piping length and additional refrigerant charge for both R32 and R410a models. For R32, a 5M piping length requires no additional refrigerant, while 5-15M requires 16g/m for CC12000Btu and 24g/m for CC18000Btu.
For R410a, a 5M piping length requires no additional refrigerant, while 5-15M requires 20g/m for CC12000Btu and 30g/m for CC18000Btu.

Dimensions:

The manual includes dimension drawings for both indoor and outdoor units, specifying clearances from walls and ceiling/floor. For the indoor unit, a minimum of 15cm is required above, 20cm to the sides, and 200-260cm from the floor.
Outdoor unit dimensions (W1(W2) x H x D in mm) and corresponding A and B measurements (in mm) are provided in tables for various models. For example, a 665(710)x420x280 unit has A=430mm and B=280mm.

Usage Features

Remote Controller: The remote controller allows users to:

Turn ON/OFF: Press the ON/OFF button to start or stop the unit.
Adjust Speed: Cycle through Low, Mid, High, and Auto fan speeds.
Adjust Temperature: Use the Up/Down arrows to set the desired temperature, typically within 0.5°C increments.
Select Mode: Choose between COOL, HEAT (if applicable), DRY, and FAN modes.
Set Timer: Program the unit to turn on or off at a specific time.
Silence Mode: Activate a quiet operation mode.
Turbo Mode: Engage a powerful cooling or heating mode for rapid temperature change.
Health Mode: Activates a health function.
iFeel Mode: Senses the temperature at the remote controller's location for more precise comfort.
Display Mode: Toggles the display on the indoor unit.
iClean Mode: Initiates a self-cleaning function for the indoor unit.
Anti-Fungus Mode: Prevents mold growth.
ECO Mode: Optimizes operation for energy saving.
Spot Swing/Swing Mode: Controls the horizontal and vertical swing of the air louvers.
iFavor Mode: Saves preferred settings.

Manual Operation: In case the remote controller is lost or broken, a force switch button on the indoor unit can be used to operate the air conditioner. Pressing it once turns the unit ON in Auto mode. If pressed again, it turns OFF.

Airflow Direction Adjustment:

Vertical Swing: Use the remote controller to adjust the up-down swing of the louvers.
Horizontal Swing: Manually adjust the left-right swing fins.

Maintenance Features

Cleaning and Care:

Safety First: Before cleaning, ensure the power supply is cut off for more than 5 minutes to prevent electric shocks.
Do not wash the air conditioner with water.
Cleaning the Panel: Wipe the indoor unit panel with a damp cloth (below 40°C) and then dry it. Do not use harsh chemicals.
Cleaning the Air Filter:
1. Open the panel from both ends.
2. Remove the air filter from its slot.
3. Clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner or wash it with warm water (below 45°C) and a mild detergent.
4. Dry the filter in the shade.
5. Reinstall the dried filter and close the panel.
Mounting Plate: Ensure the indoor unit is securely mounted to prevent vibration.
Wall-through Hole: Ensure the wall hole for piping is properly sealed to prevent damage from rodents or water.

Pre-operation Check: Before operating the unit, check:

All air inlets and outlets are unblocked.
There are no blockages in the water outlet of the drain pipe.
The ground wire is reliably connected.
Remote control batteries are installed and working.
The mounting bracket of the outdoor unit is secure.

Troubleshooting: The manual provides a comprehensive troubleshooting guide for common issues, such as:

No power: Check power supply, plug, and fuse.
Unit doesn't start immediately: Protective delay switch may be active.
Unit stops running after a while: May reach the setting temperature or be in a defrosting state.
Poor cooling/heating effect: Check for dust, blockages, open doors/windows, and correct temperature settings.
Indoor unit blows out odor: Due to accumulation of odor in the environment.
Water drips on the surface of the indoor unit: High ambient humidity, water accumulation in the drain pan, or blocked drain pipe.
Water drips from the outdoor unit: Defrosting or condensation.
Abnormal noise: Due to temperature changes, loose parts, or fan/compressor issues.
Remote controller issues: Check batteries, distance, and obstacles.

Installation Requirements:

Location: Choose a location that allows for proper air circulation, easy maintenance, and minimal noise disturbance. Avoid direct sunlight or heat sources.
Piping: Ensure proper connection of refrigerant pipes, drain hose, and electrical wiring.
Electrical Wiring: Follow the wiring diagram provided in the manual. Ensure proper grounding and use appropriate cable sizes.
Vacuuming: For R32 and R410a models, proper vacuuming of the refrigerant lines is crucial to remove air and moisture, preventing potential issues.
Leak Test: After installation, perform a leak test using a leak detector or soapy water to check all connections.

Refrigerant Management (for R32):

Identification: R32 is a flammable refrigerant. Ensure proper labeling and handling.
Recovery: Use specialized equipment for refrigerant recovery.
Storage: Store recovered refrigerant in appropriate containers.
Disposal: Dispose of refrigerant according to local regulations.

Periodic Maintenance:

Regular cleaning of filters.
Checking for refrigerant leaks.
Inspecting electrical connections.
Ensuring proper drainage.
Checking for any unusual noises or vibrations.

This manual emphasizes safety precautions, especially for R32 refrigerant models, and provides detailed instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance to ensure the longevity and efficient performance of the air conditioner.