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General| Refrigerant | R-410A |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Type | Floor Ceiling |
| Cooling Capacity | Varies by model (e.g., YHJE09: 9, 000 BTU/h, YHJE12: 12, 000 BTU/h, YHJE18: 18, 000 BTU/h, YHJE24: 24, 000 BTU/h, YHJE30: 30, 000 BTU/h, YHJE36: 36, 000 BTU/h, YHJE48: 48, 000 BTU/h) |
| Heating Capacity | Varies by model (e.g., YHJE09: 10, 000 BTU/h, YHJE12: 13, 000 BTU/h, YHJE18: 20, 000 BTU/h, YHJE24: 27, 000 BTU/h, YHJE30: 33, 000 BTU/h, YHJE36: 40, 000 BTU/h, YHJE48: 52, 000 BTU/h) |
| Outdoor Unit Weight | Varies by model (e.g., YHJE09/12: 28 kg, YHJE18/24: 40 kg, YHJE30/36: 52 kg, YHJE48: 60 kg) |
Warnings about qualified personnel for installation and dangers of self-servicing.
Guidelines for ventilation, avoiding water spills, and proper cleaning methods.
Cautions against specific cleaning agents and advice on drain cleaners.
Importance of operating within specified temperature and humidity ranges.
Adjusting airflow direction and room temperature for comfort and efficiency.
Tips like closing windows, using curtains, and setting timers.
Advice on power disconnection, avoiding obstructions, and filter cleaning.
Illustrates and labels components for the cassette type unit.
Illustrates and labels components for the split type unit.
Illustrates and labels components for duct and ceiling type units.
Illustrates and labels components for the slim duct type unit.
Illustrates and labels components for slim duct units with an air inlet box.
Illustrates and labels components for the four-way cassette slim type unit.
Illustrates and labels components for the one-way cassette type unit.
Illustrates and labels components for ceiling/floor units, showing multiple diagrams.
Explains temporary operation modes (AUTO, FORCED COOL, OFF) for Ceiling & Floor units.
Explains temporary operation modes (AUTO, MANDATORY COOL, OFF) for Four-way Cassette units.
Instructions for adjusting louvers manually or automatically using the SWING button.
Guidance on setting louvers for optimal cooling and heating airflow direction.
Instructions for cleaning the indoor unit and remote controller using appropriate materials.
Essential checks before operating the unit, including wiring, filters, and outlets.
Guidelines for cleaning and replacing the air filter to maintain efficiency.
Explanation of the protection feature preventing immediate restarts after operation.
How the unit behaves during power failures and how to restart it.
Recommended temperature and humidity ranges for proper cooling, heating, and dry operations.
Advice on unit placement to avoid interference and ensure proper drainage.
Tips for fixing the unit to minimize noise and vibrations.
Instructions for proper electrical wiring, grounding, and socket usage.
Advice on consulting a dealer for relocating the air conditioner due to specialized requirements.
Common issues like inoperability, poor cooling/heating, and necessary rechecks.
Explains room odors and critical fault indicators requiring dealer contact.
Troubleshooting problems with changing fan speed, display, and signal reception.
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