To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes E25 error on a Toshiba MMY-MAP1004HT5P Air Conditioner?
The E25 error on your Toshiba Air Conditioner is caused by the duplication of outdoor addresses, which occurs only when an outdoor address was manually set up. To fix this, avoid using manual setup for outdoor addresses.
What does L05 error mean on Toshiba MMY-MAP1004HT5P Air Conditioner?
The L05 error on your Toshiba Air Conditioner indicates a duplication of indoor units with priority. To resolve this, set up priority for only one indoor unit.
How to fix L06 error on a Toshiba MMY-MAP1004HT5P?
The L06 error on your Toshiba Air Conditioner indicates that there are two or more indoor units set up with priority. To fix this, among the indoor units indicating “L05,” set only one unit with priority.
What does E26 error mean on a Toshiba Air Conditioner?
The E26 error on your Toshiba Air Conditioner indicates that the number of connected outdoor units has decreased. This can happen when installing an outdoor backup or if the power of a follower unit is not turned on. To fix this: * If it occurs when installing a backup, clear the error after setup finishes. * If the power of a follower unit is not turned on, turn on the power.
General| Cooling Capacity | 10.0 kW |
|---|---|
| Heating Capacity | 11.2 kW |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Power Supply | 50 Hz |
| Type | Split |
Critical warnings and cautions for safe operation and servicing of the unit.
Safety guidelines for general use, transport, and storage of the air conditioner.
Safety precautions for installing, operating, repairing, and relocating the air conditioner.
Explains symbols and notices for safe handling and stacking of product cartons.
Identifies key external parts and connections of the outdoor air conditioning unit.
Details components and features of 4-way and compact 4-way cassette indoor units.
Describes 2-way, 1-way, and concealed duct indoor unit types and their parts.
Covers slim duct, ceiling, and various floor standing indoor unit types and their components.
Explains icons and indicators shown on the remote controller's LCD screen.
Details the function and purpose of each button on the remote controller for operation.
Steps for initial setup, power on, and basic operation of the air conditioner.
How to adjust fan speed and set desired room temperature using the remote controller.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the energy-saving power save mode.
Guides on setting ON/OFF and Repeat-OFF timers, and how to cancel them.
Recommendations for choosing a suitable location and managing operational sounds for the unit.
Essential checks before operation and advice for optimal cooling/heating performance.
Explains defrosting cycles, protection features, power failure recovery, and error indications.
How to adjust louver direction for 4-way, 2-way, 1-way cassette, and ceiling type indoor units.
Instructions for individual louver control, swing patterns, and starting/stopping swing.
Options for setting standard, dual, or cyclic swing patterns for louvers.
How to lock louvers in a specific direction or prevent them from swinging.
Steps to remove louver lock and detailed guide for horizontal louver angle adjustment.
How to adjust vertical louvers for cooling and heating on cassette and floor standing indoor units.
Procedure for changing the direction of air discharge, especially for front discharge units.
Advice on cleaning air filters and managing airflow for energy efficiency and comfort.
Recommendations for closing doors/windows and adjusting louvers for even room comfort.
Steps for cleaning the air filter and resetting the indicator on the remote controller.
Guidance on cleaning indoor units and the remote controller, including specific model warnings.
Procedures for preparing units for storage and importance of periodic inspections and seasonal checks.
Lists common operational symptoms, their causes, and initial troubleshooting checks.
How to check error codes displayed on the remote controller and access the error log for diagnosis.
A table listing model numbers with their corresponding sound power levels (cooling/heating) and weight.
