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Toshiba RAS-B10SKVP-E User Manual

Toshiba RAS-B10SKVP-E
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AIR CONDITIONERAIR CONDITIONER (SPLIT TYPE)(SPLIT TYPE)
OOWNER’S WNER’S MANUALMANUAL
For general public useFor general public use
CLIMATISEUR (TYPE SEPARE)CLIMATISEUR (TYPE SEPARE)
Pour utilisation grand publicPour utilisation grand public
KLIMAGERÄT (GETEILTE AUSFÜHRUNG)KLIMAGERÄT (GETEILTE AUSFÜHRUNG)
Für allgemeine VerwendungFür allgemeine Verwendung
CONDIZIONACONDIZIONATORE DARIA (TORE DARIA (TIPO SPLIT)TIPO SPLIT)
Per luso in generalePer luso in generale
ACONDICIONADOR DE AIRE (TIPO SEPARADO)ACONDICIONADOR DE AIRE (TIPO SEPARADO)
Para el uso público generalPara el uso público general
ΚΛΙΜΑΤΙΣΤΙΚΗΚΛΙΜΑΤΙΣΤΙΚΗΜΟΝΑΑΜΟΝΑΑ ((ΙΑΙΡΟΥΜΕΝΟΥΙΑΙΡΟΥΜΕΝΟΥΤΥΠΟΥΤΥΠΟΥ))
ΓιαΓιαγενικήγενικήδηδηµµόσιαόσιαχρήσηχρήση
AR CONDICIONADO (TIPO SPLIT)AR CONDICIONADO (TIPO SPLIT)
Para utilização geralPara utilização geral
AIRCONDITIONER (TWEEDELIG TYPE)AIRCONDITIONER (TWEEDELIG TYPE)
Voor algemeen publiek gebruikVoor algemeen publiek gebruik
КОНДИЦКОНДИЦИОНЕР ИОНЕР (Р(РАЗДЕЛИТЕЛЬНЫЙ АЗДЕЛИТЕЛЬНЫЙ ТИП)ТИП)
Для общего бытового использованияДля общего бытового использования
IInnddoooor r UUnniitt OOuuttddoooor r UUnniitt
UUnniitté é iinnttéérriieeuurree UUnniitté é eexxttéérriieeuurree
IInnnneennrraauummggeerräätt AAuußßeennggeerräätt
UUnniittà à iinntteerrnnaa UUnniittà à eesstteerrnnaa
UUnniiddaad d iinntteerriioorr UUnniiddaad d eexxtteerriioorr
ΕσωτερικήΕσωτερικήµµοοννάάδδα α ΕΕξξωωττεερριικκήήµµονάδαονάδα
UUnniiddaadde e iinntteerriioorr UUnniiddaadde e eexxtteerriioorr
BBiinnnneennaappppaarraaaatt BBuuiitteennaappppaarraaaatt
ВВннууттрреенннниий й ббллоокк ННаарруужжнныый й ббллоокк
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Thank you for purchasing this TOSHIBA Air Conditioner. Please read this owner’s manual carefully before purchasing this TOSHIBA Air Conditioner. Please read this owner’s manual carefully before usingusing
your Air Conditioner.your Air Conditioner.

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Toshiba RAS-B10SKVP-E Specifications

General IconGeneral
Cooling Capacity2.5 kW
Heating Capacity3.2 kW
Energy Efficiency Class CoolingA++
Energy Efficiency Class HeatingA+
RefrigerantR32
Power Supply220-240 V, 50 Hz
Indoor Unit Dimensions (W x H x D)798 x 293 x 230 mm
Outdoor Unit Dimensions (W x H x D)660 x 530 x 240 mm
Indoor Unit Weight9 kg
Noise Level (Outdoor Unit)49 dB(A)

Summary

ACCESSORIES

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

INSTALLATION SAFETY

Safety guidelines for the installation process of the air conditioner.

OPERATION SAFETY

Safety guidelines for operating the air conditioner correctly.

PARTS IDENTIFICATION

OUTDOOR UNIT COMPONENTS

Identifies various parts of the outdoor unit of the air conditioner.

INDOOR UNIT COMPONENTS

Identifies various parts of the indoor unit of the air conditioner.

INDOOR UNIT CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

Explains the display panel and reset button on the indoor unit.

REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATION

BASIC OPERATIONAL BUTTONS

Functions of start/stop, mode, temperature, and fan speed buttons.

AIR FLOW AND SPECIAL MODE CONTROLS

Controls for air direction, timers, Hi POWER, SLEEP, MY COMFORT, PURE.

REMOTE CONTROLLER SETUP AND USAGE

DISPLAY INDICATORS AND SWITCHING

Explains remote display indicators and controller switching function.

BATTERY INSTALLATION AND CLOCK SETTING

Procedures for inserting batteries and setting the remote's clock.

USING THE REMOTE CONTROLLER

OPERATIONAL WARNINGS AND TIPS

Important safety warnings and usage tips for the remote controller.

LOCATION AND HOLDER INSTALLATION

Optimal placement for signal reception and holder mounting.

OPERATION MODES

AUTOMATIC AND AUTO CHANGEOVER MODES

How the unit operates automatically based on room conditions.

COOLING, HEATING, DRY, AND FAN MODES

Steps for starting and stopping specific operation modes.

SPECIAL OPERATION MODES

PURE AIR PURIFYING OPERATION

How to activate and use the air purifying function.

HI POWER AND OFF TIMER FUNCTIONS

Activating Hi Power mode and setting the OFF timer.

TIMER OPERATIONS

SETTING ON, OFF, AND COMBINED TIMERS

Procedures for setting individual and sequential timers.

DAILY REPEAT TIMERS AND CAUTIONS

Setting repeating timers and important operational notes.

MEMORY AND MY COMFORT FEATURES

STORING AND RECALLING SETTINGS

Using MEMO button to store and MY COMFORT to recall favorite settings.

AIR FLOW DIRECTION ADJUSTMENT

VERTICAL AIR FLOW CONTROL

Adjusting vertical louvers via remote control (FIX/SWING).

HORIZONTAL AIR FLOW CONTROL

Manually adjusting the direction of horizontal air louvers.

AIR FLOW DIRECTION CAUTIONS

Warnings related to airflow adjustments and potential condensation.

AUTO RESTART OPERATION

ENABLING AND DISABLING AUTO RESTART

Steps to enable and disable the auto restart function after power interruption.

AIR CONDITIONER WORKING PRINCIPLES

AUTOMATIC OPERATION LOGIC

How the unit determines operation mode based on room temperature.

SPECIAL MODE FUNCTIONALITY

Explains Hi POWER, SLEEP MODE, and Dry operation principles.

ECONOMICAL OPERATION AND CLEANING

TIPS FOR ENERGY SAVING

Advice on reducing energy consumption, including filter cleaning.

INTERNAL CLEANING OPERATION

How the unit's internal cleaning function helps prevent mold.

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING PROCEDURES

EXTERNAL UNIT AND REMOTE CLEANING

How to clean the indoor unit and remote controller exteriors.

LONG-TERM STORAGE AND PRE-CHECKS

Procedures for unit storage and pre-operation checks.

AIR FILTER MAINTENANCE

Detailed instructions for cleaning the air filters regularly.

AIR INLET GRILLE CLEANING

Steps for cleaning the air inlet grille of the indoor unit.

MAINTENANCE IMPORTANCE

Explains why regular maintenance is crucial for performance.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

PLASMA PURE FILTER CLEANING

Instructions for cleaning the plasma pure filter.

POST-CLEANING FILTER VERIFICATION

Checks to confirm correct filter installation after cleaning.

FILTER WASHING AND DRYING

Methods for washing and drying the plasma pure filter.

FILTER ATTACHMENT WARNINGS

Precautions for attaching the filter and drying the unit.

OPERATION AND PERFORMANCE DETAILS

PROTECTION AND HEATING CHARACTERISTICS

Explains protection features, preheating, and defrosting processes.

SNOW MANAGEMENT AND POWER FAILURE

Advice on outdoor unit placement, snow, and power failure scenarios.

OPTIMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS

Recommended temperature and humidity ranges for efficient operation.

GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING

CRITICAL ISSUES REQUIRING SERVICE

Problems necessitating immediate contact with a dealer or service representative.

UNIT INOPERATIVE AND PERFORMANCE CHECKS

Troubleshooting steps for when the unit is not working or performing poorly.

CONTINUED TROUBLESHOOTING

COMMON ANOMALIES AND NOISES

Explanations for common noises, smells, and indicator behaviors.

DEFROSTING AND AIRFLOW BEHAVIOR

Explains defrosting cycle and automatic airflow adjustments.

REMOTE CONTROLLER TROUBLESHOOTING

FILTER INDICATOR AND OPERATION ERRORS

Reasons for filter indicator activation and operation failures.

REMOTE CONTROL MALFUNCTIONS

Troubleshooting for remote display issues and signal reception problems.

SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL, POWER, AND SUPPLY SPECIFICATIONS

Details on model types, power requirements, and supply voltages.

PERFORMANCE RATINGS AND DIMENSIONS

Cooling/heating capacities, current draw, weight, and unit size.

OPTIMAL OPERATING CONDITION GUIDELINES

Recommended temperature and humidity for optimal performance.

REMOTE CONTROLLER TROUBLESHOOTING

OPERATION AND DISPLAY MALFUNCTIONS

Checks for incorrect remote operation, mode switching, or display issues.

SIGNAL RECEPTION PROBLEMS

Troubleshooting steps for when the remote controller signal is not received.

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