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Tosot TW09HQ3D6DI - User Manual

Tosot TW09HQ3D6DI
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Tosot TW09HQ3D6DI Specifications

General IconGeneral
Cooling Capacity9000 BTU/h
InverterYes
RefrigerantR32
Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER)3.21
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)6.1
Coefficient of Performance (COP)3.61
Power Supply220-240V, 50Hz
Power Consumption (Cooling)800 W
Indoor Unit Weight9 kg
TypeSplit
Heating Capacity9500 BTU/h
Noise Level (Outdoor)50 dB
Outdoor Unit Dimensions (WxHxD)720 x 495 x 270 mm
Air Flow (Indoor)350 m3/h
Airflow Rate350 m3/h

Summary

Explanation of Symbols

Exception Clauses

Manufacturer's responsibilities for injury or loss due to product misuse or external factors.

Precautions

Operation and Maintenance

Safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the appliance.

Parts Name

Indoor Unit

Identifies components of the indoor unit and remote controller.

Parts name

Display

Illustrates indicators and displays for various models.

Buttons on remote controller

Introduction for icons on display screen

Explains the meaning of icons shown on the remote controller's display.

Introduction for buttons on remote controller

1 ON;OFF button

Details the function of the ON/OFF button.

2 FAN button

Explains how to use the FAN button to select fan speeds.

Introduction for buttons on remote controller

3 MODE button

Describes the selection of operating modes like Auto, Cool, Dry, Fan, Heat.

4 +;- button

Explains how to adjust the temperature using the +/- buttons.

5 TURBO button

Details the Turbo function for quick cooling or heating.

6 button

Explains how to set left & right swing angle.

7 button

Explains how to set up/down swing angle.

Introduction for buttons on remote controller

8 CLOCK button

How to set the clock on the remote controller.

9 TIMER ON;TIMER OFF button

Instructions for setting timer functions.

10 TEMP button

How to view different temperature readings on the indoor unit display.

Introduction for buttons on remote controller

11 button

Explains the Health and Scavenging functions.

12 I FEEL button

How to use the I FEEL function for temperature sensing.

13 LIGHT button

Controls the display light on the unit.

14 WiFi button

Details the WiFi connectivity features.

Introduction for buttons on remote controller

15 QUIET button

How to activate the Quiet mode for reduced noise.

16 SLEEP button

Explains the different Sleep modes for temperature adjustment.

Introduction for buttons on remote controller

Introduction for special function

About AUTO RUN

Automatic operation based on room temperature.

About turbo function

High-speed fan operation for quick temperature adjustment.

About lock

How to lock and unlock the remote control keyboard.

About swing up and down

Instructions for controlling vertical louver movement.

About swing left and right

Instructions for controlling horizontal louver movement.

Introduction for special function

About switch between Fahrenheit and Centigrade

Switching between °C and °F temperature units.

About Quiet function

How the quiet function operates in different modes.

About Sleep function

Sleep function behavior in Fan, Dry, and Auto modes.

Operation guide

General operation

Basic steps for operating the air conditioner.

Optional operation

Details on less common operational features.

Replacement of batteries in remote controller

NOTICE

Important notices regarding remote controller usage and battery replacement.

Emergency operation

WARNING

Warning about using insulated objects to press the auto button.

Clean and Maintenance

Clean surface of indoor unit

Instructions for cleaning the exterior of the indoor unit.

Clean and Maintenance

Clean filter

Steps for cleaning the air filter.

WARNING

Warnings about filter cleaning frequency and handling.

Clean and Maintenance

NOTICE: Checking before use-season

Pre-season checks for the air conditioner.

NOTICE: Checking after use-season

Post-season checks for the air conditioner.

Notice for recovery

Guidance on recycling and disposal of the unit.

Malfunction analysis

General phenomenon analysis

Troubleshooting common issues with the air conditioner.

Malfunction analysis

Mist is emitted from indoor units air outlet

Explains mist emission as a normal phenomenon.

Set temperature cant be adjusted

Troubleshooting temperature adjustment issues.

Cooling (heating) effect is not good.

Addresses poor cooling or heating performance.

Malfunction analysis

Odours are emitted

Troubleshooting sources of odors.

Air conditioner operates abnormally

General troubleshooting for abnormal operation.

Outdoor unit has vapor

Explains vapor from the outdoor unit during defrosting.

Water flowing noise

Explains "water flowing" noise as normal refrigerant sound.

Cracking noise

Explains cracking noise due to temperature changes.

Malfunction analysis

Error Code

Lists error codes and their troubleshooting steps.

WARNING

Critical warnings for abnormal phenomena requiring immediate attention.

Installation dimension diagram

Safety precautions for installing and relocating the unit

Warning

Crucial safety warnings for installation and relocation.

Tools for installation

Selection of installation location

Basic requirement

General criteria for selecting an installation site.

Indoor unit

Specific location requirements for the indoor unit.

Requirements for electric connection

Safety precaution

Safety measures for electrical connections.

Grounding requirement

Essential grounding procedures and guidelines.

Installation of indoor unit

Step one: choosing installation location

Recommending and confirming the installation site.

Step two: install wall-mounting frame

Steps for mounting the frame on the wall.

Step three: open piping hole

Creating the hole for piping through the wall.

Installation of indoor unit

Step four: outlet pipe

Routing the outlet pipe from the unit.

Step five: connect the pipe of indoor unit

Connecting the refrigerant pipes to the indoor unit.

Installation of indoor unit

Step six: install drain hose

Connecting and securing the drain hose.

Step seven: connect wire of indoor unit

Wiring connections for the indoor unit.

Installation of indoor unit

Step eight: bind up pipe

Bundling pipes, wires, and hoses together.

Step nine: hang the indoor unit

Mounting the indoor unit onto the wall-mounting frame.

Check after installation

Test operation

1. Preparation of test operation

Client approval and important notes for testing.

2. Method of test operation

Procedures for conducting the test operation.

Configuration of connection pipe

1. Standard length of connection pipe

Specifies standard lengths for connection pipes.

2. Min. length of connection pipe is 3 m.

Minimum allowable length for connection pipes.

3. Max. length of connection pipe.

Maximum allowable length for connection pipes.

Pipe expanding method

Note:

Improper pipe expanding causes refrigerant leakage.

A: Cut the pipe

Steps for cutting the pipe correctly.

B: Remove the burrs

Removing burrs after cutting the pipe.

C: Put on suitable insulating pipe

Applying insulating pipe.

D: Put on the union nut

Installing the union nut.

E: Expand the port

Expanding the pipe end using an expander.

F: Inspection

Checking the quality of the expanded pipe port.

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