Toshiba RAS-B13SKVP-E User Manual

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Toshiba RAS-B13SKVP-E Specifications

General

Cooling Capacity	3.5 kW
Power Supply	220-240V, 50Hz
Refrigerant	R32
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)	6.1
Energy Efficiency Class (Cooling)	A++
Energy Efficiency Class (Heating)	A+
Type	Split System
Outdoor Unit Noise Level	49 dB
Noise Level (Outdoor)	49 dB

Summary

Safety Precautions

Critical Warnings

Critical safety warnings related to installation, repair, and electrical hazards.

Operational Safety

Warnings regarding cooling, physical hazards, and fire risks during operation.

Cautionary Advice

Installation Cautions

Cautions on drainage, power supply, gas, and unit height requirements.

Operation Cautions

Cautions on unit usage, ventilation, and handling liquids.

Component Identification

Indoor and Outdoor Unit Parts

Lists and identifies the key parts of both the indoor and outdoor units.

Indoor Unit Controls and Indicators

Display Panel and Reset Button

Explains the indicators on the display panel and the functions of the reset button.

Remote Controller Functions

Basic & Air Flow Controls

Covers buttons for start/stop, temperature, fan speed, and air flow adjustment.

Mode & Timer Operations

Details on mode selection, timers, memory, and PURE operation buttons.

Remote Controller Indicators

Display and Status Indicators

Explains all indicators shown on the remote controller's display screen.

Remote Controller Setup

Battery Installation

Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting batteries into the remote controller.

Battery Management

Battery Usage and Replacement

Guidelines for using, replacing, and storing batteries for the remote controller.

Clock Setting Procedure

Initial and Adjusting Clock

Procedures for setting the clock initially and adjusting the current time.

Using the Remote Controller

Cautions and Placement

General warnings for use and advice on optimal remote controller placement.

Holder Installation and Use

Instructions for mounting and removing the remote controller from its holder.

Automatic Operation Modes

AUTO Operation

Steps to start and stop the air conditioner in AUTO operation mode.

AUTO Changover Operation

Steps to start and stop the air conditioner in AUTO changeover mode.

Core Operation Modes

Cooling, Heating, Dry

Start and stop procedures for Cooling, Heating, and Dry modes.

Fan Only Operation

Start and stop procedures for the Fan Only mode.

PURE Operation

Activating PURE Mode

How to start PURE mode during AC operation or when the unit is stopped.

PURE Operation Cautions

Warnings about ozone production and combined operation limitations.

Special Operation Modes

Hi POWER Mode

Instructions for setting, canceling, and cautions for Hi POWER mode.

1, 3, 5, 9H OFF Timer

How to set, cancel, and information regarding the OFF timer.

Timer Operation Guide

Setting ON and OFF Timers

Step-by-step procedures for setting the ON and OFF timers.

Timer Operation Cautions

Cautions regarding signal transmission and timer setting cancellation.

Combined Timer Functions

Setting Sequential Timers

How to set OFF->ON and ON->OFF timer sequences for operation.

Daily Timers and Cancellation

How to set daily timers and cancel timer operations.

Memory and My Comfort Operations

Storing and Recalling Settings

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

Air Flow Direction Adjustment

Vertical Air Flow Control

Adjusting vertical air flow via auto, fixed, or swing modes.

Horizontal Air Flow and Cautions

Manual horizontal adjustment and warnings related to air flow.

Auto Restart Operation

Setting and Cancelling Auto Restart

Procedures for enabling and disabling the auto restart feature.

Air Conditioner Working Principles

Automatic, Hi POWER, SLEEP Modes

Explains the operation logic for Automatic, Hi POWER, and SLEEP modes.

Dry Mode and Information

Details on Dry mode operation and important information about SLEEP mode.

Economical Operation Tips

Efficient Usage Practices

Tips on filter cleaning, timer usage, and sealing the room for efficiency.

Special Operation Modes

Using temporary operation and the automatic cleaning function.

Usual Maintenance Procedures

General Safety and Cleaning

General safety warnings and instructions for cleaning the unit and remote.

Filter and Storage Preparation

Air filter cleaning steps and preparation for long-term unit storage.

Inlet Grille Cleaning

Cleaning the Air Inlet Grille

Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the air inlet grille.

Maintenance Importance

Importance of Regular Maintenance

Highlights the benefits of consistent maintenance for unit performance.

Special Maintenance Tasks

Plasma Pure Filter Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the plasma pure filter and post-cleaning checks.

Filter Maintenance and Reassembly

Filter Cleaning Cautions

Cautions regarding cleaning agents, drying methods, and filter attachment.

Filter and Grille Reassembly

Steps for correctly attaching the plasma pure filter and air filter.

Operation Performance and Conditions

Operational Features and Heating

Protection features, heating characteristics, and snow considerations.

Operating Limits and Power Failure

Recommended operating conditions and handling of power failures.

Operating Condition Cautions

Cautions for operating outside specified temperature or humidity ranges.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Cautions and Basic Checks

Critical warnings and initial checks before seeking service.

Inoperability and Performance Problems

Troubleshooting for units not working or having poor performance.

Troubleshooting Unit Behaviors

Unit Sounds, Odors, and Indicators

Causes of unit noises, room odors, and indicator behavior.

Frost, Air Flow, and Mist Issues

Explanations for frost, air flow changes, and mist generation.

Troubleshooting Specific Scenarios

Filter Indicator and Unit Sounds

Reasons for FILTER indicator activation and sounds from units.

Operation Failure Scenarios

Reasons why COOL, DRY, or HEAT operations might fail.

Air Conditioner Specifications

Model, Power, and Dimensions

Details on model types, power supply requirements, and physical dimensions.

Performance Ratings and Conditions

Specifications for capacity, current, and performance testing conditions.

Remote Controller Troubleshooting

Remote Control Malfunctions

Troubleshooting for remote operation, fan speed, and display issues.

Signal Reception Issues

Troubleshooting steps when the unit does not emit a receiving tone.