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If you are experiencing issues with your Toshiba Air Conditioner, you should first check the troubleshooting procedure. If the problem persists, it is recommended to ask an authorized dealer or qualified service (maintenance) professional to repair or maintain the air conditioner.
General| Brand | Toshiba |
|---|---|
| Model | RAV-SM802CT-E |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Overview of split type air conditioning units, detailing indoor and outdoor models.
Details specifications for various indoor unit models, including capacity and electrical characteristics.
Provides specifications for outdoor units, covering dimensions, fan performance, and operating conditions.
Illustrates operating characteristics of cooling and heating for different models based on compressor speed.
Provides external views and dimensions for indoor units, detailing installation and component placement.
Shows external views and dimensions for outdoor units, illustrating component layouts and service space requirements.
Presents the wiring diagram for indoor units, showing connections between components and the control board.
Details the wiring diagram for outdoor units, illustrating electrical connections for various components.
Provides a general overview of troubleshooting steps, including required tools and confirmation points before checking.
Lists error codes detected by indoor and outdoor units, detailing causes, status, conditions, and corrective measures.
Offers step-by-step troubleshooting procedures for specific check codes like E01, E09, E04, etc.
Covers local setup procedures for indoor units, including test run configurations using remote controllers.
Details the process of setting up central control address numbers for indoor units via the remote controller.
Describes the automatic and manual address setup procedures for connecting indoor and outdoor units in group operations.
Explains terminology and system configurations for group control, including master/sub unit roles and automatic addressing examples.
Details the procedures for detaching components of indoor units, such as suction grilles and electric parts covers.
Outlines procedures for detaching external parts of outdoor units, including cabinets, inverter assemblies, and fan motors.
Provides exploded views and parts lists for indoor units, detailing component identification and part numbers.
Presents exploded views and parts lists for outdoor units, identifying components and their corresponding part numbers.
