Hisense Group KF-5002GWE User's Manual
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1. rFiisense KF 5002 WT SPLIT TYPE AIR CONDITIONER INSTRUCTION INSTALLATION MAIS Thank you for purchasing or distributing Hisense products Please read this manual carefully before using the appliance Please keep this manual in a safe place Specifications may vary slightly to those indicated due to technical improvements Contents IU 1 LA na UU a E EE E ated tcc tected koe sate E AET 2 n IS shina tbc hdc i cheats yaa ita 5 4 OPERATION MANUAL 9 meee E ET M 8 TECHNICAL TABLES AND DIAGRAMS m APRRNDIXS INSTALLATION Meme ee Rl e js RZA 0 1000 908 SM B Features Novel exterior Excellent selected material compact structure arc streamline simple line luxurious and elegant novel design representing international prevalent trend Microcomputer controlled operation Internal microcomputer with powerful function easy operation and use of remote control unit air conditioner can automatically adjust the room temperature and humidity without troubling you give you a pleasant enjoyment Air freshing function Multi photocatalyst comprehensive functions effetely eliminate the soot bacteria and peculiar smell in the indoor are provide you with a green and healthy space Automatic adjustment of airflow speed and airflow direction The airflow of the indoor unit can be set to four modes of AUTO HIGH L2. n terms of the operation shown as picture S i unload the fronteovar wash the air filter by water then dry it e Wipe and dry the front cover with a sponge or similar substance Mild detergent can be used for excessive dirt e Install the air filter and hold both sides of the front cover as shown by the arrows e n terms of the operation shown as picture load the front cover 14 Maintenance 4 Cleaning and replacement of air fresh filter 5 Long term cessation e Raise the front cover and take out the air filter e Warm and air the inside to dry the appliance e Before unplug the appliance for cessation of operation press ON OFF button to cease the appliance then pull out the power plug e Take out the dirty air fresh filter from the air filter There are two kinds of air fresh filter the photocatalyst health filter can be used again after washed by water and dried the electrocstatic air cleaning filter should be replaced with a new one e Cleantheairfilter and take out the air fresh filter e Install the air fresh filter onto the air filter and close the front cover as shown by the arrows e Remove the batteries from the remote control unit 15 Wise Operation Blockage ofthe air inlet or outlet may reduce
3. restriction of ambient temperature or blockage of the air filter Unplug the appliance for any of the following Long term cessation Lighting and thundering weather Maintenance Suspicious problem Voltage abnormal protection Operation of the appliance will cease when abnormal voltages are encountered 19 Technical Tables and Diagrams 1 PERMITTED AMBIENT TEMPERATURE FOR THE AIR CONDITIONER IS AS FOLLOWING 18 43 C GB T 7725 1996 2 MAIN SPECIFICATIONS OF THE PRODUCT Model KF 5002GWE Rated voltage AC 220V 230V Voltage range 220V Rated frequency 50Hz Rated input power ooling 1792kW Capacity cooling aH Circul 750m Refrigerant quantity R22 1 85kg Weight indoor unit outdoor unit 13 0kg 54 Okg Max Remote control distance angle range 8n 80 3 REFRIGERANT FLOW DIAGRAM Indoor unit Outdoor unit Wide service valve Compressor Accumulator gt CC Ou Wide tube 0 D 12 7 n o 50 E E o o vi 5 E qG qG a n Narrow tube 0 D 6 35 lt f Narrow Caplillary Filter Cooling cycle service tube 20 Technical Tables and Diagrams 4 ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM INDOOR UNIT POWER SOCKET SENSOR SENSOR POWER TRAN OUTDOOR UNIT CM FLAP1 FLAP2 SWITCH PANEL DISPLAY PANEL FAN MOTOR TERMINAL
4. PANEL OUTDOOR UNIT YEL GRN CONECTION WITH INDOOR UNIT PNK m L CAPACITOR YEL GRN YEL GRN 21 Appendix Installation 1 SUMMARY 1 1 Notice This operation manual has explicit information for installation and maintenance in most conditions Contact the local distributor or after sales service for further information 1 Wiring notice Only qualified professionals should carry out wiring of the appliance Disconnect the power supply before completion of wiring piping or checking the appliance Voltages generated by the appliance is fatal Read the electrical schematic diagram and explanation before installation Improper installation and earth connection may result in fatal injury Connectthe earth as required by local regulations Tightly fasten all the wiring connections to prevent overheating or fire Special power switches and sockets are required for the power supply ofthe appliance Electric meter capacity must be larger than or equivalent to 16A Remark per EMC Directive 89 336 EEC To prevent flicker impression during the start of the compressor Technical Process and the adversely influence caused by the 2 harmonics of compressor following installation conditions do apply 1 The power connection for the air conditioner has to be done at the main power distribution This distribution has to be of a low impedance is reached at 32A fusing point 2 Noother equi
5. Remove the batteries in the remote control unit when it is not used for a long period Replace the batteries when the indication on the LCD of the remote control unit is faint or the remote control unit cannot be set or operated Properly dispose of used batteries Keep the remote control unit away from cold or hot air sunlight or heat sources Contact the local distributor if the receiver in the appliance does not work a room illuminated by fluorescent tubes Remote control unit must be used within its effective range or the timer and the temperature control will not function properly Control will fail if two ofthe same model appliances are installed in the same room If the remote control unit is fixed on the wall press the On Off button to ensure that the appliance is receiving a signal from the device Components Introduction HOW TO USE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT Install the battery A T SETTING RESET button 3 Sliding cover After replacement of batteries the LCD on the remote control component and slide it downward and remove unit will display the status 2 Insert two AAA 7 Alkali batteries and make sure that The anode and cathode are properly placed 1 Press the two sides of the cover of the battery Do not use Manganese batteries 3 Press the Reset button with a pointed tool and then replace the cover COMMONSENSE Please make the remote control uni
6. cover 2 Release the screws and open the wire distribution cover Figure 15 Wiring distribution cover zx Figure 15 3 Connecting cable should be placed along the back of the indoor unit to the front for connection 4 Connect the wire distribution terminals and corresponding terminals Figure 16 0 A Figure 16 5 Check the connections and then fasten the distribution cover and replace the front cover finally Wiring distribution cover VS Figure 17 Appendix Installation 5 REFRIGERANT TUBE 5 1 Flaring the tube 1 Cut the tube with a tube cutter to the desired length 30 50cm is recommended 2 Smooth the edge of the copper tube with a reamer or a file Hold the pipe vertically with one end downward to make sure that no copper scraps fall into the copper tube Copper A tube Figure 18a Figure 18b 3 Putthe tube flarer on the copper tube 4 Flare the copper tube Figure 19 Tapered nuts Copper tube Flarer Figure 19 Note The flared tube should have Smooth internal surface Smooth edges Consistent length ofthe tapered surface 5 2 Connection of the tubes 1 The sealing tube must be used to prevent dust or water from getting into the tube 2 Before connecting the tube apply some refrigerant oil on the surface of the flared tube and connections to prevent airleakage Figure 20 3 Align the connecting tube and the flared tube and then turn the tapered nut
7. installed in an area with Cool temperature Good ventilation Desired space for air inlet outlet and maintenance Figure 4 Top obstacle 111110 LLLL 4 Air inlet Min 10cm 4 Valve side Ja 2 2m Min 25cm s m 4o As lt 10 Air outlet 4 9 Min 40cm al S 4 a 7777777777177 7 4 A A Figure 4 Ground Min 10cm Air inlet Strong base 10x10cm concrete or alike The appliance should be placed not less than 10cm high Figure 5 Firm bolts 4 Air inlet Min 10cm Concrete or alike Fix the base with firm bolts to reduce vibration and noise Appendix Installation 3 INSTALLATION OF INDOOR UNIT 3 1 Take off the back cover 1 Release the clips as shown by the mark A on the back cover 2 Take offthe back cover 3 2Drilling 1 Locate the back cover of the indoor unit on the wall and determine the desired place with a spirit level and a ruler Before drilling do notfix the back cover onto the wall 2 According to direction of the tube drilling for tubes according to the location of the appliance It is recommended that the rear right be used for wiring and drilling 3 Drill a 65mm hole in the wall Figure 6 make sure the hole is inclining to the outside Outdoor Figure 6 Before drilling make sure that there is no electric cable or pipe CAUTION in the area of the wall wh
8. the cooling capacity ofthe appliance Excessively low temperature setting may be harmful to health and will result in high power consumption Cooling capacity can be reduced by accumulated dirt on the air filter Clean the air filter when noise is heard or water drops accumulate atthe outlet Make sure windows and doors are properly closed Draft strips are recommended for use in summer Window blind reduces 15 of sunlight and window strips reduce 50 Agjustthe wind direction to level for cooling Please use the timer reasonably to save consumption Properly setthe temperature When setting for cooling the most desirable difference between inside and outside temperature is 5 C 1 C increase of the set temperature will save 1096 of power consumption 16 Trouble Shooting Failure of airflow conversion e Strange odor Airflow cannot be altered when the Odors from wall carpet or clothing will be dehumidification are started absorbed and transmitted by the appliance e Sound of water flow From circulating refrigerant inside Postponed operation The safety function postpones 3 or 5 minutes before operation after the appliance is connected to the power supply Strange sound Caused by shrinkage due to coldness Wait a minute 17 Trouble Shooting Mak
9. the compressor in work condition 4 Hi power indicator illuminating means the appliance in hi power condition INDOORUNIT SWITCH PANEL e Indoor unit switch panel is under the front cover it can be used while remote control unit is bad or losing ON OFF Components Introduction REMOTE CONTROL UNIT Transmitter Transmitting signals to the indoor unit the symbol will appear on the top of LCD Sensor Testing the ambient temperature of the remote control unit LCD Displaying the running condition On Off button Press the button to run press again to cease Temperature setting button Press the button marked A or A to increase or decrease the temperature Hi power running button Sleep button Mode selection button Press the button the appliance enter sleep mode Auto gt dehumidification 4 Y Flap Fan cooling Up down adjustment Timer on off button Setting the time of appliance on off Set cancel timer button Set or cancel the time of appliance on off Fan speed selection button Reset button Press the button after batteries are loaded and indication appears on LCD A C sensor button Press the button if the remote control unit is liable to be affected by the heat resource such as electric blanket radiator or sunlight this will use the sensor of indoor unit the symbol will appear on the LCD Sliding cover Battery compartment COMMONSENSE
10. to connect tightly Figure 21 TERES Connecting Flared tube tube Application of refrigerant oil Figure 21 4 Fasten the nuts with a spanner 26 5 3 Heat insulation of the refrigerant tube All refrigerant tubes must be insulated heat with at least 8mm thick insulation materials Figure 22 Heat insulation materials Min 8mm Thickness of 8mm Figure 22 5 4Wrapping the tubes 1 Tie the two refrigeration tubes including electrical wire if permitted as regulated water drainage hose with white tape 2 Wrap half of the tubes outside the room starting from the end Figure 23 Covering tubes with heat insulation materials Figure 23 3 Fix the wrapped tubes on the wall in clips with a space of 120cm Note Do not tie the tubes too tight as this may reduce heat insulation Separate water drainage hose and refrigeration tubes to prevent formation of water droplets 5 5 Ending of installation After completion of wrapping and insulation seal the hole on the wall with a suitable sealant 5 6 Discharge gas Place appliance A and then B Air purging method is as follows 1 Turn down the nuts on the wide and narrow tubes 2 Loose the nut of the flared wide tube one complete turn with a spanner 3 Turn counterclockwise to open the core of the valve with a socket screw wrench Some gas will come out from under the nut of the flared end of the wide tube Tighten the nut 10 to 15 secon
11. to power source supply capacity electrical wire or sockets Never install the appliance in an area near inflammable gas Do not sit directly in the cold air stream from the appliance or set excessively low operation temperature O g j amp Install a correctly rated circuit breaker e Connect the appliance using a separate cable and plug to a dedicated socket with a capacity not less than 16A The appliance must be earthed Never earth the appliance to a gas or water pipe lighting rod or phone wire Correctly install tubes to avoid water leakage 99 e Don t insert articles into the air inlet and keep children away from the appliance Use the correctly rated electrical cable and protect from damage or heat sources Safety Notice Avoid unnecessarily plugging and unplugging the e Never operate the appliance with wet hand appliance Be sure that the power plug is clean and completely inserted to the socket Hold the plug not the wire when unplugging the appliance The appliance must only be used for room air conditioning Safety Notice Keep the room well ventilated especially in rooms where burners are used Disconnect the appliance when cleaning Unplug the appliance when operation of the appliance stops Make sure that fan stops before cleaning Keep gas burners away f
12. wrench to prevent leakage of refrigerant Check for leakage before trial operation 5 Maintenance Disconnect the power before checking components andthe circuits Avoid contact with the moving parts of the appliance Clear the site and make sure there is no installation debris left in the appliance the electrical 6 Other Keep the room well ventilated during installation 1 2 Installing instruction Read the operation manual before installation and keep this manualin a safe place 1 Tools 1 Screwdriver 2 Phillips head screwdriver 3 Knife or wire stripper 4 Steel ruler 5 Spiritlevel 6 Hammer 7 Percussion drill 8 Tube cutter 9 Pipe flarer 10 Pipe bender 11 Adjustable spanner 2 Attachment see thepacking list 3 Parts Package Copper tubes components and insulation materials for the outdoor unit 4 Type of the copper tube and insulation materials 1 Table 1 indicates that tubes should be cut with an additional length of 30cm 40cm to reduce the vibration from the outdoor unit Wide tube ITEM Outside Diameter Outside Diameter 2 The insulation materials for the copper tubes should conform to the required length and the wall thickness should not be less than 8mm 3 Insulated copper wires should be used for wiring and the specification should depend on the length 5 Additional materials for installation 1 white tape 2 nails or clips as required 3 putty 4 refriger
13. OW MUTE and the airflow from the air conditioner can be blown to each corner of the room through changing the angle of the flap vanes 12 Hour ON and OFF Timer This Timer can be set to automatically turn the unit on or off at any time within a 12 hour period Trouble shooting When it has fault the microcomputer can self diagnose and display the reason of the fault convenient for m a i n t e n a n Ultra mute operation Excellent flue design best angle for airflow intake and outlet enable the airflow to be quiet and smooth with m in im um noise Night energy saving mode This function can automatically change the room temperature setting providing you with comfortable environment saving energy PACKING LIST NO NAME AMOUNT PACKING LOCATION l OUTDOOR UNIT 1 OUTDOOR 2 WIRE 1 OUTDOOR 3 AIR FRESH FILTER 1 OUTDOOR 4 INDOOR UNIT 1 INDOOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1 INDOOR 6 REMOTE CONTROL UNIT 1 INDOOR 7 BATTERY 2 INDOOR 8 NAIL SPECIAL 6 INDOOR 9 BOLT SPECIAL 6 INDOOR 10 WARRANTY CARD 1 INDOOR 11 COVER 1 INDOOR Safety Notice WARNING Operations displaying this symbol may result in fatal injury CAUTION Operations displaying this symbol may result serious injury A Instructions for installation B Instructions for operation e Installation only by authorized professionals through local distributors e Attention should be paid
14. ation oil 5 clips for fixing refrigerant tubes 22 Appendix Installation 2 INSTALLATION LOCATION 2 1 Indoor unit Maintain the required space WARNING around the appliance to prevent overheat The location for installation of the appliance should not be in an area with the following Direct sunlight Heat resource Inflammable gas Thick oil fog The appliance should be installed in an area Where the inside space can be evenly conditioned or Whichis strong enough for the appliance or Having the shortest distance for the copper tubes and water drain hose and Having desired space around the appliance for maintenance and ventilation Figure 1 Min 5cm Min 5cm Min 5cm Figure 1 Tube arrangement Added Refrigerant g m 20 4 Provided Tube M 15 7 L Maximum length of the tube connecting the indoor unit and the outdoor unit H The height difference between the indoor unit and the outdoor unit Tube length L Indoor unit Height difference H Figure 2 If the length of the tube is exceed 7m an additional 20g m of refrigerant should be added per 1m The indoor unit should not be installed below a height of 1 8m wanna 23 2 2 Outdoor unit The outdoor unit should be installed away from the following Heat source and fan exhausting Figure 3 Director sunlight The outdoor unit should be
15. ds later 4 Testfor leakage at the tube connector with soapy water or a meter If there is no leakage turn counterclockwise to open the tube core of the valve on the wide tube with a socket screw wrench 5 Tighten the nuts on the wide narrow tube valves and the valve cover Please contact the technical service for further information
16. e energy while maintaining a desired well conditioned atmosphere at night Cancellation of SLEEP Press the SLEEP button once Hi power operation The appliance set in this mode will produce lower temperature air than ordinary condition This function can make you feel Airtreshing comfortable rapidly in summer When appliance works the air fresh filter of indoor Press H P button the appliance start to work in this mode unit can effectively filter absorb and decompose harmful ingredient Press H P button again to cancel this mode EMERGENCY OPERATION Open the front cover the switch panel can be found Press the ON OFF button to start the appliance and in this condition the appliance will automatically select operating mode in terms of indoor temperature Press the ON OFF button again to cease the appliance NOTICE The operation can be only used while remote control unit is bad or losing Moreover don t often press the button 13 Maintenance Cuts and abrasions may result from contact with the sharp components inside the appliance CAUTION Clean the air filter once very two weeks 1 Cleaning of indoor unit 3 Cleaning the air filter e Wipe the indoor unit with a dry soft cloth damped e Raise the front cover and take out the air filter in 40 C water 2 Front cover cleaning After cleaning the dirt of the air filter please e
17. e sure any of the following circumstances occurs Failure of Operation Failure of Desired Cooling Capacity Sleep mode for energy saving Power failure Excessive people in the room Operation of the appliance will be recovered after failure of power supply Power is disconnected Short circuit or blown fuse Low fan speed is set e Temperature is set too high for cooling Signal from the remote control unit is out of reach exhausted or incorrectly inserted ofihedndacr unit receiver e The button RESET is not pressed Batteries in the remote control unit are 18 Trouble Shooting Contact the after sales service for repair should any of the following events occur see the Warranty Card Strange sound Burned smell Hot power plug Loosed or corroded support rack Blown fuse or circuit breaker trip Additional Information After a long period of operation the safety device starts and sometimes the appliance cannot be operated Water drops may accumulate on the surface of the appliance in a rainy screen or a long period of cooling or dehumidification The appliance must be used in a proper area as regulated The air filter must be regularly cleaned to prevent water accumulation caused by dirt blockage Desired temperature may not be reached for
18. ere the hole is to be drilled 3 3 Installation of the back cover 1 check with a spirit level that the back cover is installed horizontally Figure 7 Figure 7 2 fix the back cover to the wall with the screws provided Figure 8 Make sure that the back cover is firmly fixed to he wall Figure 8 3 4 Install the indoor unit 1 Thread the cable through the hole in the wall an additional 13cm of slack power cable should remain inside the room Figure 9 Lining cover Back cover Electrical cable _ E 13cm Figure 9 24 2 Unload the bottom cover of indoor unit with flat screw driver and according to direction of lining tube leave the cutting part of left bottom or right bottom cover with saw figure 10 Cutting part Figure 10 3 Bind the electrical cable drainage hose refrigerant tube air exchange tube together tightly with white adhesive tape the electrical cable refrigerant tube and the electrical cable are fixed on the back of indoor unit with wedged slab bend the refrigeration tube and make the electrical cable and the air exchange tube through hole of the wall smoothly figure 11 Lining cover Back cover Refrigerant tube Air exchange tube Figure 11 4 Install the dismantled bottom cover to indoor unit figure 12 Figure 12 5 Adjust the position of the indoor unit fixing it firmly onto the back cover figure 13 Figure 13 Appendix Ins
19. pment has to be connected to this power line 3 For the detailed installation acceptance please refer to your contract with the power supplier if restrictions do apply for products like washing machines air conditioners or electrical ovens 4 Forthe details of the power of air conditioner please refer to the rating plate ofthe product 5 For any question contact your local dealer 2 Transport Carefully move the outdoor unit 3 Installation When the appliance is mounted to the ceiling or the wall Make sure that the ceiling or the wall is strong enough for the appliance Make a wood or metal frame to support the appliance if necessary When the appliance is mounted in a room Properly insulate the outdoor unit and make sure there is no moisture on the appliance or on the floor When the appliance is installed on a damp or uneven area Make a flat concrete base and place the base under the outdoor unit When the appliance is installed in an area of strong winds Using firm bolts and metal frames to fix the properly covered outdoor unit When the appliance Model Heat Pump is installed in an area of heavy snow The outdoor unit must be installed in a position above the snow accumulation 4 Connection Use the shortest tubes possible Using a flaring method Smear some refrigeration oil between the flared surface and the connected tube Fasten the nuts with a torque
20. rom moving air from the appliance Unplug the appliance when operation is suspended forlong periods Regularly check the securing bolts and support rack ofthe outdoor unit Do not place other electrical appliance under the air conditioner e Unplug the appliance in the event of abnormal operation and contact a distributor or the after sales service for repair e Only qualified professionals should move the appliance for reinstallation Contact the distributor or after sales service for assistance e Only qualified professionals should repair the appliance Contact the distributor or after sales service for assistance Components Introduction INDOOR UNIT Indoor unit sensor inside Air filter Air fresh filter Switch button Front cover Air inlet Impeller up down adjustment Power plug Air outlet Impeller left right adjustment Display panel OUTDOOR UNIT Air inlet rear and side Drainage hose Air outlet py i 5 IS Y gt Components Introduction INDOOR UNIT DISPLAY PANEL HI POWER O OPERATING Each part stands for 1 Power indicator illuminating means the appliance in operating condition 2 Timer indicator illuminating means the appliance in timer or sleep condition 3 Operating indicator illuminating means
21. seconds later the room temperature will be displayed onthe LCD of remote control unit P 7 The appliance is designed to control the function of operating mode automaticly as well as airflow and air direction according to the temperature in the room detected by the appliance or the setting A time lapse of a few seconds will occur before alteration of airflow T SETTING 1 ci 10 Operation Manual FAN SPEED AND DIRECTION ADJUSTMENT Basic operation When the appliance works press FAN MUTE change airflow speed Press FAN MUTE each time indoor unit fan speed can be altered among AR I When the appliance works press FLAP change vertical airflow direction Press FLAP each time fan impeller will appears the following in turn FLAP pem Pd C 47 1 Vertical airflow adjustment Fan auto mode fan impeller sways between 6 and 3 in cooling and dehumidification mode Fan sweep mode fan impeller sways from top and bottom 2 Horizontal airflow adjustment Adjust horizontal airflow by pushing the left right fan impeller with hands Left right airflow fan impeller When the appliance works in dehumidification mode fan speed is low and can not be altered The remote control unit can be used to adjust the air direction Manual adjustment may result in conflict between the actual position and the desired position by the remote con
22. t transmitter aim at the receiver of indoor unit There shouldn t have any obstacle between the remote control unit transmitter and the receiver of indoor unit Don t throw and break the remote control unit Operation Manual PREPARATION BEFORE RUNNING Raise the front cover and then install the air filter e Basicoperation 1 Before running the appliance press the MODE for selection one mode ofthe dehumidification cooling and fan 2 Press the ON OFF button to start the appliance 3 Press the TEMP button to set the temperature you wish T SETTING LIT L COMMONSENSE certain period of time is required to reach the desired temperature since the air of room cycles all the time When appliance works in cooling and dehumidification mode if blocked by accumulated water drops then air filter should be cleaned and air fresh filter should be cleaned or replaced Operation Manual AUTO RUN Basicoperation 1 Press the MODE button for selection of the AUTO function for automatic cessation of the appliance 2 Press the ON OFF button and the appliance is then set in automatic mode ON OFF T SETTING T SETTING k s r Illuminating HI POWER O em QPERATING Press again the ON OFF button to cease the operation of the appliance 3 Temperature Setting Each press of the TEMP will result in a temperature adjustment of 1 C A few
23. tallation 3 5 Wiring 1 Before wiring make sure the rated voltage indicated on the nameplate conforms to the local power voltage 2 Wiring should be carried out in accordance with the instructions on the electrical schematic diagram Figure 14 Terminal Panel of the outdoor Terminal Panel of the indoor Figure 14 waar Wiring for connection of the indoor unit and the outdoor unit should be conducted in accordance with local regulations Wiring connections must be fitted firmly The electrical wires should not be in contact with any of the refrigeration tubes compressor or other moving parts or components The appliance must be connected to a good earth 4 INSTALLATION OF THE OUTDOOR UNIT Properly locate the outdoor unit as described by the Section 2 If the outdoor unit is to be mounted on the wall make sure that the wall and the support are strong enough for the appliance Wiring Connection 1 Release the fixing screws and take offthe side cover 2 Connect the terminals on the heap pump as required in the Figure 14 and the Figure 17 3 Always save an extra 10cm length ofthe electrical cable 4 Earth the appliance according to related regulations of electrical engineering 5 Fix the connected terminals with clips and replace the side cover if the connection is assured according to the wiring diagram 25 3 6 Wiring connection of the indoor unit 1 Hold pull and open the front
24. trol unit Turn off the appliance with the remote control unit and restart the appliance after the fan imperller is completely closed Water drops may accumulate around the air inlet if the appliance is operated for cooling in humid seasons or for dehumidifying Adjustthe fan imperller correctly Never attempt to touch the rotating fan impeller for whatever reason 11 Operation Manual TIMER SWITCH ON OFF Postponed Start Setting The appliance will start operating after the period set by the timer When the appliance is set in the Cooling mode a desired temperature will be reached after a desired settime the reservation function Postponed cessation setting Set the time for cessation of the appliance the appliance will then stop operating upon expiry ofthe set period 1 Press the ONO OFFQD T SETTING button Each press will alter the C hour indication by one 1 Maximum numberis 12 For example If you wish the appliance start three hours later T SETTING The timer switch illuminates when the timer is set For example If you wish the appliance stop one hour later illuminating HI POWER O a 2 Press the SET button to confirm the time setting OPERATING Press the CLR button to inactivate the time setting 12 Operation Manual SLEEP SETTING MODE HI POWER OPERATION AIR FRESHING Sleep Setting Mode This mode can be manually set to sav
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