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General| Brand | Vivax |
|---|---|
| Model | ACP-09PT25AEB |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Safety guidelines for electrical work and product handling during installation.
Warnings regarding refrigerant leakage, water drainage, and safe handling practices.
Guidelines for safe operation, cleaning, and handling of the appliance.
Explains the function of MODE, TIMER, POWER, SLEEP, FAN, UP/DOWN buttons.
Details the LED display and common error codes (E1, E2, P1).
Detailed wiring schematic for 8K and 9K/12K models.
Specifies clearance and location guidelines for optimal appliance performance.
Steps to prepare and connect the exhaust hose to the unit.
Detailed steps for fitting window panels and sealing gaps with foam.
Steps for fitting sliding window panels and sealing gaps with foam.
Highlights characteristics of the single louver model.
Highlights characteristics of the double louver model.
Procedures for testing compressor continuity, ground faults, and efficiency.
How to test both external and internal compressor overload protection.
Lists required equipment and procedures for refrigerant system repairs.
Step-by-step guide for replacing hermetic compressors and related parts.
Specific troubleshooting advice for rotary compressors.
Guidelines for accurate refrigerant charging.
Steps to test the fan motor's functionality.
Methods for testing run capacitors for motors.
Diagnosing problems with power display and remote control.
Troubleshooting intermittent fan motor function.
Addressing issues with compressor starting immediately.
Diagnosing reasons for the fan motor not operating.
Identifying causes of fan motor noise.
Resolving issues where the compressor won't run but the fan does.
Troubleshooting sources of excessive noise from the unit.
Addressing water alarms and sensor failures.
Diagnosing reasons for reduced cooling/heating effectiveness.
Troubleshooting lack of cooling or heating.
Diagnosing frequent start/stop cycles of the unit.
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