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HIGH-WALL DUCTLESS
AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING SYSTEM
OWNER’S MANUAL
CONTENTS
Safety precautions ........................................................................... .... ...
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Parts name
Operation and introduction of remote contr oller
Clean and maintenance
Checked items before maintenance
Installation notice
Installation of indoor unit
Test and operation
Configuration of connection pipe
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Energy Saving Tips
Warranty
Explanation of Symbols and Statements....................................... .. .... .... ....
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Explanation of Symbols
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
1. Damage the product due to improper use or misuse of the product;
2. Alter , us the other ing chang maintaining, ing or ing product with equipment
without following the instruction manual; recommendations in manufacturer's
3. After verification, the product is directly caused by corrosive gas;defect
4. After verification, the defects are due to improper operation or handling during
the transportation of product;
5. Operat , repair the unit without ing ing or maintaining following the instruction
manual or related regulations .
6. After verification, the problem or is by the dispute caused quality or
performance of parts and components produced by other manufacturers;
7. The is ordamage caused natural by disasters, a hazardous environment
force majeure.
Exception Clauses
Manufacturer will bear no responsibilities when personal injury or property loss is
caused by the following reasons.
T his symbol indica es het t possibili deaty f o th or serious injur y.
This symbol indicates the possibility of injury or damage to
property.
Indicates important but not hazard-related
information, used
to indicate risk of property damage.
If need to install, move or maintain th air conditioner, please you is use a licensed
HVAC to avoid dealer serious damage or personal injury or death.
When refrigerant leaks or requires discharg during installation, maintenance, ing
or disassembly, it should be handled by certified professionals in compliance
with local laws and regulations.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
II
Ic Statement
This equipment complies with FCC’s and IC’s RF radiation exposure limits set forth
for an uncontrolled environment. The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be
installed and operated to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all
persons and must not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any
other
antenna or transmitter. Installers must ensure that
20cm separation distance will
be maintained between the device (excluding its handset) and users.
Cet appareil est conforme aux limites d’exposition au rayonnement RF stipulées
par la FCC et l’IC pour une utilisation dans un environnement non contrôlé. Les
antennes utilisées pour cet émetteur doivent être installées et doivent fonctionner
à au moins 20 cm de
distance des utilisateurs et ne doivent pas être placées près
d’autres antennes ou émetteurs ou fonctionner
avec ceux-ci. Les installateurs
doivent s’assurer qu’une
distance de 20 cm sépare l’appareil (à l’exception du
combiné) des utilisateurs.
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Safety precautions
Installation
1
WARNING
Installation or main tenance
mus be pert formed by qua -
lified professionals.
The appliance shall be in-
stalled in ordan wi acc ce th
local and national wiring
codes.
All circuit wiring, breakers
and disconnects must be
to code.
All wir indoor aning of d
outdoor uni hould be t ss
connected bylicensed
professional .s
Disconnect the power
sup for cee gply be e pro din
with any work related to
electricity and safety.
All power and control wiring
must conform to the air
conditioner's specification
and local codes. Un able st
power pl sup y or cor in rect
wiring ma re y sult in
ele ri shoc ire ct cal k , f
hazard or unit
mal c nfun tio .
Grounding of units must
comply with the National
E al Codelectric and local
codes.
Air tion beCondi er should
properly grounded. Inco-
rre grounding mayct cause
electric shock.al
Do not powconnect er
be gfore finishin installa-
tion.
To prevent malfunctions,
install properly sized a
circuit breaker.
An all-pole disconnect
switch having con a tact
separation of at lea 3mm st
in all poles d be shoul
installed in fixed wiring.
Circuit breaker must be
properly sized to the unit
specifications and code to
prevent an electrical over-
load or short-circuit.
Safety precautions
Installation
2
CAUTION
Ins titruc on or ins llas f ta tion
and use of t s t hi produc are
pro ded he manuvi by t fac-
turer.
Se cati ch is lect a lo on whi
out of reach for children
and awa rom animal far y f s
or plan unavoid ts. If able,
please install a fence for
safety.
The beindoor unit should
in alled clost se to an
outside wall.
Wire to code (see
submittals).
Power and control wiring
from the outdoor unit to
the indoor unit must be
continuous.
A circuit breaker must be
installed in the line.
The yellow-green wire is
the ground wire it cannot
be used for any other
purpose.
Th tiis air condi oner is a
first s c clas electri applian-
ce. It must be properl y gro-
unde d to code. Improper
grounding could cause an
electrical shock.
The refrigerant circuit
temperatu ,re will be hot
keep the in ter nco necting
wire away from all copper
tub .ing
Safety precautions
Operation
and Maintenance
3
WARNING
Thi appliance can be uses d
by children aged from 8
y ears and above and per-
sons wi reduced phys th i-
c tal, sensory or men al a- c
pabili ie or lack expt s of e-
rience and knowledge if
th y h gi su e ave been ven -
pervision or in ru ion con- st ct
cerning use he applian- of t
ce in sa way and un- a fe
ders and he hazards int t -
volved.
Children shall no play wi t th
the appliance.
Cleaning and user mai n-
tenance shall no be mad t e
b t y children wi hout super-
vision.
If the supply wiring is
damaged mu be , it st
replaced by a licensed
HVAC technician or other
licensed electrical
professional.
C tioneronnect air condi
to a dedicated circuit
breaker.
Di onne powersc ct supply
when cleaning air di con t-
ioner, to avoid an
electrical shock.
To avoid electrical shock,
do no wa t sh the
equipment with water.
To avoid electrical shock
or unit malfunction do not
spray wa ter on indoor unit.
Do no repair air condi t tion-
er by yourself. Doing so
ma auy c se ele ricct al shock
or damage . tact Con a
licensed HVAC
contractor.
To avoid injury, do not
touch fins when removing
the filter.
Do not extend fingers or
objects into air inlet or air
outlet. It may cause
personal injury or damage.
Parts name
Indoor Unit
air outlet
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If ote cont r is lo or d, ase use aux. button to t n on or t n o the airrem rolle st damage ple ur ur ff
c dit er. The ratio in det ls is as ow: As s wn in the f re, en el andon ion ope n ai bel ho igu op pan
press a .bu on o tur o the ai c dit er. Whe he air c dit er is t ed on it llux tt t n ff r on ion n t on ion urn , wi
operate under auto mode.
Display
Temp. indicator
Power indicator
This is the general introduction and the color of indicator is only for reference. Please refer to the actual
display.
Display content may be different from the actual. Please refer to the actual display.
5
air inlet
filter
panel
NOTE
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upper air guide louver
lower air guide louver
aux. button
panel
6
Set temperature
WiFi function
Sleep mode
8 heating function℃
Health mode
Power limiting operation
Scavenging function
Quiet
X-FAN function
Set temp.
Outdoor ambient
temp.
temp.
Indoor ambient
Clock
Operation mode
Set time
TIMER ON / TIMER OFF
Turbo mode
Send signal
Auto mode
Cool mode
Left & right swing
Up & down swing
Child lock
Dry mode
Fan mode
Heat mode
Temp.
I feel
Set fan speed
display type
Buttons on remote controller Introduction for icons on display
screen
Operation and introduction of
remote controller
TURBO
FAN
MODE
ON/OFF
I FEEL
T-ON T-OFF
TEMP
CLOCK
LIGHT
WiFi
SLEEP
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NOTE
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Introduction for buttons on
remote controller
Press this button to turn on the unit. Press this
button again to turn off the unit.
Press this button to select your required operat-
ion mode.
MODE
AUTO COOL DRY FAN HEAT
TURBO
adju blowin anglst fan g e.
Under COOL or HEAT mode, press this button to
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When electing heating mode he air condition- s , t
er opera unde hea mode tes r t . Press " " or " "
bu on adjus se empera ure rett to t t t t . P ss FAN" "
button to s fan s . Press " / " adju t peed " "
bu adju an blowin angle (Coolintton to st f g . g
onl un wo rece he in mod signay it n 't ive at g e l f . I
se ing hea mode wi remo on roller prtt t th te c t , ess
ON/OFF button c ’t start up the it). an un
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NOTE
When s ecting auto mode air conditi r will el , one
opera au oma ally according ex- ac orte t tic to f t y
se ing Press N button can ju an tt . "FA " ad st f
spee ca adjud Press button . " " / " " n s fan t
blowin anglg e.
After s ct g c l e, r c it r l ele in oo mod ai ond ione wil
o rate under ool de Pre " " or " " pe c mo . ss
bu on adjus se empera ure resstt to t t t t . P "FAN"
button to s fan s d Press " adju t pee . " " / "
button to u fan g e.adj st blowin angl
W n s ct g y e the r c t r he ele in dr mod , ai ondi ione
oper lo pee unde mod Undeates at w s d r dry e . r
dry e fan s d can’ t be usted Pressmod , pee adj .
" " / " " button to s fan adju t blowin anglg e.
W n s ct g f e, t r c t r he ele in an mod he ai ondi ione
will only blow fan, no cooling and no heating. All
ind aricators e Pre AN" button to OFF. ss "F
adju spees fan t d. P s button tores " " / " "
For preventing cold air, after tarting up heating mode, s
in widoor unit ll delay 1~5 minutes to blow air (actual
delay time is depend on indoor ambient temperature).
Set t t te t : em pera u re rang e from remo con ro lle r
16~30 (61-86°F);℃
Un r auto mode temperatu re can be ayed; de , displ
Under auto mode, set temperature can be adjusted.
This mode indicator is not available for some models.
FAN
, , to , then back to Auto.
NOTE
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This button is used for setting Fan Speed in the
sequence that goes from AUTO, , , ,
T s is a l use ote cont r c d be hi genera rem rolle . It oul
used for the air conditioner with multifunction For the .
f ct ns ch the l esn't have, if s the un io whi mode do pre s
c es g button on the ote nt rorr pondin rem co rolle , the it un
wil eel k p the l gorigina runnin status.
Aft tter pu ing hrough he power t t , the c t l air ondi ioner wil
gi oun owe indive out a s d P. r cator is ON ter " " . Af
tha u can rate the r c it r by g t, yo ope ai ond ione usin
remote controller.
Unde inr on status, pr ses g the button on the remote
co rolle igna ico plnt r the s, l n on the dis " " ay of
remote cont l nk once d t roller wil bli an he air cond ione it r
will ou give t a ich s " " sdi ound, wh means the signa ha
been sen to the r ct ai ond ioneit r.
As f the s with f ct s o WiFi or d or model un ion f wire
cont r the rolle , indoo unr it mu has n cont d by st bee rolle
stan rd remote ntrol r r auto mode first, d da co le unde an
t n the f ct n of st e t athe un io adju abl emper ur undee r auto
mode can be ized byreal APP or the d cont r.wire rolle
This te t c st t t e remo con roller an adju he tempera ur
under auto mode hen ma hing with he uni which . W tc t t
is wit u the fho t un ioct n of stadju abl empere t at e r ur unde
au mode he emperato , t set t ture under au mode to may
be invalid, or the displayed set t rature on he it empe t un
is not me as that on the remote contro r r sa lle unde
auto e.mod
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Under AUTO speed, air conditioner will select proper
fan speed automatically according to actory default f
setting.
It's low fan speed under dry mode.
X- N function: Holding an speed bu on for 2s inFA f tt
cool or dry mode the icon , " " is displayed and the
indoor an will continue operation for a ew minutes in f f
order o dr the indoor unit even though you have t y
turned off he uni A er energ ation, X-FAN OFF is t t. ft iz
defaulted X- N is no available in auto fan or heat. FA t ,
mode.
This function indicate that moisture on evaporator ofs
indoor uni will be blowed a er he unit is stopped ot ft t t
avoid mould.
Having se X- N function on er turning off thet FA : Aft
unit by pressing ON/OFF button, i ndoor fan will
continue running for a few minutes at low speed In.
this period, hold an speed bu on for 2s o stop f tt t
indoor fan directly.
Having e X-FAN function off: After turning off the s t
unit by pre ing ON/O bu on the complete unitss FF tt ,
will be off directly.
ON/OFF
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8 heating function℃
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NOTE
NOTE
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LIGHT
TEMP
no display
Press this button to turn off display light on indoor
unit. " " icon on remote controller disappears.
Pre his button again to turn on display light.ss t
" " icon is displayed.
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Under heat mode, press "TEM and "CLOC P" K"
buttons multaneously o start up or urn off 8si t t ℃
heating function. When this function is started up,
" " and "8 will be shown on remote controller, ℃"
and the air conditioner keep the heating status at
8 ress "TEM and "CLOCK buttons simulta-
℃. P P" "
neously again to exit 8 heating function.℃
Press this button, ou can see indoor set tempera- y
ture, indoor ambien temperature on indoor unit' s t
display. he setting on remote controller i el t- T s s ec
ed circularly as below:
Energy-saving function
Function introduction for
combination buttons
Under energy-sa ng fun ion, an speed is defaultedvi ct f
at auto speed and it can t be adjusted.'
Under energy-saving function, set temperature can
't
be adj ted. ress "TURBO bu on and the remoteus P " tt
controller won
't send signal.
Sleep function and energy-saving function can
't oper-
ate at he same ime. energy-saving unction has t t If f
been set under cool mode, press "SLEEP" button will
cancel energy-saving unction. If sleep function has f
been set under cool mode start up he energy-saving , t
function will cancel sleep function.
●The function is only available for some models.
WiFi
NOTE
NOTE
●The function is only available for some models.
Under 8 heating function, an speed is defaulted at ℃ f
auto speed and it can't be adjusted.
Under 8 heating function, et emperature an℃ s t c 't be
adjusted. ress "TURBO bu on and the remote P " tt
controller won't send signal.
Sleep function and 8 heating function can℃'t operate
at he same ime. 8 heating function has been set t t If ℃
under heat mode, press "SLEEP" button will cancel 8℃
heating unction. sleep function has been set under f If
he mode, start up he 8 hea ting function will at t ℃
cancel sleep function.
Under temperature display the remote controller ℉,
will display 46 heating.℉
Press " WiFi " bu ontt to turn on WiFi f , un ionct "WiFi "
ic s y te t er; on will be di pla ed on the remo con roll
Hold bu on or urn unc ion " WiFi " tt f 5s to t o WiFi fff t
and on will di appear " W " iFi ic s .
Under o atuff st s, "MOD " WiFi " press E" and bu onstt
simul aneou or module will res oret sly f 1 WiFi s, t
f t .ac or se ingsy tt
P s t s to t t o t th res hi bu ontt urn on or urn ff he heal
and enging unc ions in opera ion us scav f t t stat .
P t s f t f t to t s v g-ress hi bu ontt or he irst ime star ca en
ing unc ion f t ; LCD display s " P t ". ress he bu ontt
f t sec t to st t th av g-or he ond ime ar heal and sc en
ing unc ion f t s; LCD displays " " " and ". P ss re
t s f t t t to t th hi bu ontt or he hird ime qui heal and
sc y. ssav f t t slenging unc ions simul aneou Pre t he
bu on or he our ime ar heal un iontt f t f th t to st t th f ct ;
LCD di pla s y " ". tt P ss t re his bu on again to
repea he opera ion abovet t t .
Under cooling mode, press "TEM and CLOCK" P" "
buttons simultaneously to start up or turn o ener-ff
gy-saving function. hen energy-saving function W
i started up E will be shown on remote con-s , "S "
troller, and air conditioner will adjust the et em- s t
perature automatically a ording o ex-factory cc t
setting to reach o he best energy-saving e ect. t t ff
Press "TEM and "CLOCK buttons simultane-P" "
ously again to exit energy-saving function.
Clean filter
2. Clean filter
Use c r water to lea wash it or dust catc r tohe
c n ilea t. If the filter is very dirty (such as ),grease
use warm water (45℃) ss ved with di ol neutral
det nerge t to c n ilea t, d tan hen put it at the s dyha
place to dry it.
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Spring
fastener
Spring
fastener
3. Install filter
After c g, leanin rein alst l the filter in rev se er order.
Push it along the e guid rails at both s es andid
t n ess the le d he pr ft an rig edgeht s o the filter.f
Refit the filter in the dire ioct n indicated by the
arrows.
1. Remove filter
Press the spring fasteners at both sides in the
direction indicated by the arrows.
Meanwhile li up he ilter so ha i is separat-, ft t f t t t
ed from the fasteners.
Pull the filter forward and remove it.
Check whether air inlets and air outlets are bl-
3.Check whether filter i lean.s c
Check whether mounting bracket for outdoor
unit is damaged or corroded . If yes, please
contact dealer.
4.
Do not remove he panel when c leaning it. t
5.Check whether drainage pipe is damaged.
If there're other error codes, please contact qu-
alified profess ionals for servi .ce
NOTICE
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NOTICE: Checking before use-season
1.
ocked.
2.Check whether air switch, plug and socket are
in good condition.
Disconne power supply.ct
Clean ilter and indoor unit’s panel. f
Check whether mounting bracke for outdot
or
unit is damaged or corroded. If yes, please
contact dealer.
NOTICE: Checking after use-season
1.
2.
3.
Clean and maintenance
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2.
WARNING
WARNING
Please contact qualified professionals or f
service.
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Error Code
Error code
F2
E8
T ubl ootingro esh
C5 F0 F1，，，
U8 H6 H3，，，
E1 E5 E6，，，
Notice for recovery
1.
Clean surface of indoor unit
When the surface of indoor un di it is rty, it is recomm-
ended to use a soft dry c th or wet cloth to wipe it. lo
Many packing materials are recyclable mate-
The filter sho ldu be clean every three months .ed
If there is much dust in the operation environme-
After removing the filter, do not touch fins to
avoid injury.
Do not use fire or hair dryer to dry he filter to t
avoid deformation or fire hazard.
When air conditioner status is abnor , tempe-mal
rature indicator on indoor uni t will blink to display
corresponding error ode. Please refer to below c
list or identification of or code. f err
rials . Pleas e dispose them in app ropria t e
recycling unit.
for the correct disposal method.
Turn off the air conditioner and disconnect he t
power before cleaning the air con tion to av-di er
oid electric s ck.ho
Do not wa the air conditioner with water to sh
avoid electric hock. s
Do not use volatile liquid t clean the air o
conditioner.
Do not use liquid or c sive orro de ergen cleant t to
t ce t t ot he applian and do no splash wa er or her
liquid on herwi ma damage he to it , ot se , it y t
pla componenst c i ts , c ckeven cau elec ri se t sho .
n c s .t, clean frequency can be in rea ed
con lo al dealer or on ul an er ice entact c c s t t s v c ter
It can t abe elimina ed fter restart t.ing the uni
If t, ct ssno plea onse c ta quali ied prof fe ionals
f vice.or ser
If you want to dispose the air conditioner, please
NOTE
Phenomenon Solution
Eliminate the odour
source. Clean the
filter.
Your required temp-
erature exceeds the
set temperature
range?
Voltage is too low? Wait until the voltage
resumes normal.
Filter is dirty? Clean the filter.
Adjust temperature to
proper range.
Whet r there’s inte-he
rference, such as
thunder, wireless
devices, etc.
Disconnect power,
put back power, and
then turn on the unit
again.
The ise ino s the sound
of refrigerant flowing
ins e the it, which is id un
a mal ph onor en menon.
This is the sound of
friction caused by
expansion and
or
contraction of pa eln
or ot r rts e tohe pa du
the change
of temp-
erature.
Disconnect the power
for 3s and then connect
the power; if the problem
still exits, disconnect the
power, reinstall the air
guide louver (install the
upper air guide louver
and then install the lower
air guide louver) and
then connect the power.
Check items
Whether there’s od-
our source, such as
furniture and cigare-
tte, etc.
Odours are
emitted
Se tempe-t
rature can’t
be adjusted
Cooling
(heating)
effect is
not good. Set temperature is
in proper range?
Door and window
are open? Close door and
window.
Air conditi-
oner operates
abnormally
“Water
flowing”
noise
Air conditioner is
turned on or turned
off just now?
Cracking
noise
Air conditioner is
turned on or turned
off just now?
Air guide
louver can’t
be clo d se
normally
Whether the air
guide louver has
been adjusted?
Set temperature
range: 16°C~30°C
(61°F~86°F).
Checked items before
maintenance
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Remove obstacles.
Is sensitivity of rem-
ote controller low;
fuzzy display or no
display?
Whether remote co-
ntroller is within the
signal receiving range?
Whether remote co-
ntroller is pointing at
the receivin wig ndow?
No display when op-
erating remote cont-
roller?
Check whether rem-
ote controller appears
to be damaged. If yes,
replace it.
Take the remote con-
troller close to indoor
unit. Turn off the fluo-
rescent lamp and then
try it again.
S ct proper angle ele
an ind po t the remote
cont lro ler at the ce-re
ivin wig ndo inw on door
unit.
Eliminate obstacles.
Check the bat rte ies.
If the power of batter sei
olis too w, please rep-
lace them.
Under heating mode,
indoor temperature is
reached to set temp-
erature?
Power failure?
Is plug loose?
In order o prevent t
blowing out cold air,
indoor unit will be
started after delaying
for several minutes,
which is a norm al
phenomenon.
Wiring has malfunc-
tion?
Unit has restarted
immediately after
stopping operation?
Wait for 3min, and
then turn on the unit
again.
Heating mode is
turned on just now?
Reinser he plug.t t
Reset the function.
Whether the function
setting for remote
controller is correct?
Indoor temperature
and humidity is high?
Air switch trips off
or fuse is burnt out?
Check items Solution
Ask professional to
replace r switch orfuse. ai
Phenomenon
Ask professional to
replace it.
Pull out the plug.
Reinsert the plug after
about 3min, and then
turn on the unit again.
Because indoor air
is cooled rapidly.
After a while, indoor
temperature and hu-
midity will be dec se rea
and mist will s pear. di ap
Signal receiving
range is 8m.
Whether there are
obstacles?
Whet it's int ferher er ed
seve ly (such as sta-re
tic electricity, stable
voltag ) e?
Indoor unit
can’t receive
no action.
remote co-
ntroller’s si-
gnal or remote
controller has
Fluorescent lamp in
room?
Air inlet or air outlet
of indoor unit is
blocked?
No air
General phenomenon analysis
Ple as e ch e ck b el ow it e ms before a sking for
mai ntenanc If the malfunction st ill can ’t be e.
eliminated, please contact local dealer or qualified
professionals.
emitted
After reaching to set
f r rom indoo
unit
Air
Wait until power
recovery.
conditioner
c t operate an’
Mist is emi-
tted from
temperature, indoor
unit will stop blowing
out air.
indoor unit’s
air outlet
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●Power cord is overheating or damaged.
There’s abnormal sound during operation.
Air switch trips off frequently.
Air conditioner gives off burning smell.
Indoor unit is leaking.
Do not repair or refit the air condi ionert by yourself.
If the air conditioner operates under abnormal
c ditions, it may cause malfunction electricon ,
shock or fire hazard.
WARNING
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off r itai cond ione anr d dis ct r di-conne powe imme
ately, d t n ntact the r or if d an he co deale qual ie
pr iona ervofess l for ss ice.
Installation notice
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Safety precautions for installing and
relocating the unit
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To ensure safety, please be mind ul of the f
following precautions.
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WARNING
Please contac t e local agent for installati on t h .
Don’t use unqualified power c old .
When installing the unit, make sure that co-
nnection pipe is securely connected before
the compressor star running. ts
If co pressorm starts running hw en stop valve
is open and connection pipe is not yet co nne-
cted, air will be sucked in and cause pressure
rise or compressor ru urpt e, resulting in . injury
WARNING
Prohibit installing the unit at the place where
ther mae y be leaked corrosive as g or flamm-
able gas.
If there is leaked gas around the unit, it may
cause explosion and other accidents.
Do not use extension cords for electrical co-
nn tions. If the electric wire is not long eno-ec
ugh, please contact a local service cen r au-te
thorized and ask for a proper electric wire.
Poor con ctine ons may lead to electric shock or f eir .
Tools for installation
Screw driver
Impact drill
Open-end
Pipe cutter
wrench
detector
Leakage
Vacuum pump
Level meter
Pressure meter
Whe refrigera eeds t e recoveredn nt n o b
during relocating or repairing the unit,be
Universal
meter
When installing or locating the unit, be s-re
u to re keep the refrigerant
circuit free from
air or substances other than the specified
refr erig ant.
Any esence pr of air or ot rhe foreign substance
in ht e refrigerant circuit will cause
system pre-
ssure rise or co pressor rupture resulting m ,
in in ry ju .
Measuring
tape
spanner
Inner hexagon
When in
stalling or moving this unit, do not
charge the refrig ant which is not complyer
with that on the nameplate or unqualified
refrigerant.
Otherwise, it may cause abnormal operation,
wrong action , mechani lca malf ctionun or even
serious safety accident.
su thre at the unit is running in cooling mode.
Then, fully close the valve at high pressure
side (liquid valve). About 30-40 seconds later,
fully close the valve at low pressure side
(gas valve), immediately stop the unit and
disconnect power. Please note that the time
for refrigerant recovery should not exceed
1 minute.
Drill head
Electric wires with insufficient capacity, wrong
wire connections and insecure wire terminals
may cause electric shock or fire.
Pipe expander
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Torque wrench
Use the specified ty esp of wires for electrical
connections bet eew n the indoor and outdoor
un . Fiits rmly clamp the wires so that their te-
rminals receive no external stre . sses
If refrigerant recovery takes too much time,
air may be sucked in and cause pressure
rise or co mpre sos r rupture, resul int g in injury.
During refrig ant recovery, make suer re that
liquid va vel and gas va vel are fully closed
and pow is disconnected befoer re detachi-
ng the connection pipe.
If co pmressor starts running hw en stop valve
is open and connection pipe is not t ye conn-
ected, air will be sucked in and cause pressure
rise or co mpre sos r rupt eur , resulting in injury.
to the wall
Space to the floor
Space to the wall
At least 6 in
Space
At least 6 in
Space to the ceiling
At least 6 in
At least 72 in
Space to the obstruction
At least 120 in
NOTICE

Produktspecifikationer

Varumärke: Gree
Kategori: Luftkonditionering
Modell: 3VIR09HP115V1AH

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