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Brand | Toshiba |
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Model | RAS-18SA-ES |
Category | Air Conditioner |
Language | English |
Detailed diagrams showing the dimensions and components of the indoor unit.
Diagrams illustrating the dimensions and components of the outdoor unit.
Electrical wiring diagram for specific models, showing connections between indoor and outdoor units.
Wiring diagram for different models, detailing electrical connections.
List and specifications of electrical components used in the indoor unit for specific models.
Details of electrical parts for the outdoor unit of the RAS-18SA-ES model.
List and specifications of electrical components for the RAS-24SA-ES outdoor unit.
Electrical parts specifications for indoor units of RAS-18SKHP-ES and RAS-24SKHP-ES.
Electrical parts specifications for the RAS-18S2AH-ES outdoor unit.
Electrical parts specifications for the RAS-24S2AH-ES outdoor unit.
Diagram illustrating the refrigeration cycle for specific air conditioner models.
Refrigeration cycle diagram for RAS-24SKP-ES and RAS-24SA-ES models.
Refrigeration cycle diagram for specific heat pump models.
Refrigeration cycle diagram for specific heat pump models.
Block diagram showing the control logic for indoor and outdoor units.
Control block diagram for specific heat pump models.
Details the functions of each button on the wireless remote control.
Overview of how the indoor and outdoor units control the air conditioner's operation.
Describes the basic operation modes like Fan only, Cooling, Dry, Heating.
Overview of safety features and reliability prevention functions.
Describes the fully automated operation for preferred conditions.
Explains the high power operation mode for rapid cooling/heating.
Details the quiet operation mode, reducing fan speed and noise.
Explains the energy-saving ECO operation mode.
Details the comfort sleep mode for enhanced comfort and energy saving.
Explains the filter check indicator and how to reset it.
Describes the function allowing the unit to restart after power interruption.
Explains the self-cleaning operation to maintain unit cleanliness.
Critical safety warnings and precautions for installation personnel.
Diagrams showing the correct placement and clearances for installing units.
Lists optional installation parts and fixing arrangements.
Covers installation location and drilling for the indoor unit.
Instructions for drilling holes and mounting the indoor unit's installation plate.
Details on electrical wiring requirements and safety precautions for installation.
Instructions for forming and installing refrigerant pipes and drain hoses.
Guidelines for selecting an installation location for the outdoor unit.
Procedures for connecting refrigerant pipes, including flaring and tightening.
Steps for evacuating air from the refrigerant system using a vacuum pump.
Procedures for performing initial test operations after installation.
General approach to troubleshooting issues with the air conditioner.
Initial checks for common issues like power supply and wiring.
Using the remote control to access and interpret self-diagnosis check codes.
Flowcharts to diagnose specific faulty parts like sensors, compressors, etc.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to the indoor unit, starting with power.
Detailed flowchart for diagnosing why the unit won't turn on.
Flowchart for diagnosing issues when only the indoor fan motor fails to operate.
Flowchart for diagnosing why the compressor is not operating.
Guide for troubleshooting wiring issues between indoor and outdoor units.
Procedures for checking and troubleshooting the indoor P.C. board.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues with the remote control.
Safety precautions and procedures for replacing parts in the indoor unit.
Common procedures for disassembling the outdoor unit cabinet.
Exploded view and parts list for the indoor unit's electrical parts assembly.
Exploded views and part numbers for indoor unit components.
Exploded views and part numbers for specific outdoor unit models.
Exploded views and part numbers for different outdoor unit models.