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General| Brand | Toshiba |
|---|---|
| Model | RAS-16G2KVP Series |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for correct and safe usage of the air conditioner.
Detailed breakdown of the indoor unit, including air inlet, panel, and louvers.
Identification of outdoor unit parts and included accessories like remote control holder.
Explanation of the remote control's buttons, display, and functions for operation.
Steps for inserting batteries and setting the clock on the remote control for initial use.
Procedure to verify that the remote control can communicate correctly with the indoor unit.
How the air conditioner automatically selects cooling or heating mode based on room conditions.
Detailed explanation of various operational modes including cooling, heating, dry, and fan-only.
Functionality and operation of the plasma ionizer purifier for air cleaning.
Adjusting air volume, direction, and swing louvers for optimal comfort.
Options for wide or spot air flow to customize airflow distribution in the room.
Setting timers for automatic stop, comfort sleep, and on/off operations.
Setting up daily and weekly operational schedules for automatic control.
Procedures for modifying or removing existing weekly timer programs.
Practical scenarios demonstrating how to use the weekly timer effectively.
Storing frequently used settings for easy recall and future use.
Activating ECO mode for automatic temperature adjustment and energy savings.
Limiting power consumption to 100%, 75%, or 50% for energy saving.
Controlling the brightness of the unit's display lamps or turning them off.
Activating the inside drying cycle to prevent mold and keep the unit clean.
Guidelines for cleaning the indoor unit, remote control, and air filters.
Interpreting blinking lamp patterns to diagnose potential issues or failures.
Configuring the unit to automatically resume operation after a power failure.
Handling situations like a missing remote, dual unit proximity, or operating noise.
Identifying and resolving common operational anomalies that are not actual failures.
Understanding various indicator lights and sounds that signal operational status or faults.
Information regarding compliance with Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive.
