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General| Brand | Toshiba |
|---|---|
| Model | RAS-07 series |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Safety instructions for general public use regarding power supply cords and installation.
Critical safety warnings including electrical hazards, fire risks, and refrigerant handling.
Precautions for installation, handling, and unit placement to prevent damage or injury.
Requirements for power connection and compliance with EMC directives.
Diagrams illustrating correct placement and clearances for indoor and outdoor units.
Details of optional parts required for specific installation scenarios.
Instructions for securely fixing the outdoor unit using bolts and nuts.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate location for the indoor unit.
Steps for securely mounting the installation plate on the wall.
Procedure for drilling holes for refrigerant pipes and ensuring proper slant.
Specifications for power supply voltage and connection methods.
Step-by-step guide on how to connect the power cord.
Instructions for wiring the connecting cable between units.
Guidance on insulating pipes and forming the drain hose.
Steps for installing the drain hose and fixing the drain cap correctly.
Detailed steps for securely hooking and fixing the indoor unit onto the installation plate.
Instructions for running the drain hose with proper slope and insulation.
Criteria for selecting an optimal installation location for the outdoor unit.
Steps for cutting, flaring, and connecting refrigerant pipes.
Procedure for evacuating air and moisture from the piping using a vacuum pump.
Specifications for stripping length of connecting cables for different models.
Guidance for connecting the wiring cable to outdoor unit terminals.
Procedure to check for gas leaks at flare nut and valve connections.
Instructions for setting the remote control to 'B' mode.
How to initiate a test run (COOL mode) on the air conditioner.
Procedure to enable or disable the auto restart function after power failure.
