
Manual Operations
And Maintenance
Manual Operations And Maintenance 3
Operation mode selection
While two or more indoor units are
simultaneously
operating,
make sure
the modes
do not conflict with
each
other.
The
heat mode
claims precedence over
all other
modes.
If
the
unit intially
started
to
operate
in
HEAT
mode, the
other units
can operate
in
HEAT
mode only. For
example:
If the unit initially
started operates
under
COOL
(or
FAN)
mode, the other units
can
operate
under
any
mode
except HEAT.
If one of the unit
selects HEAT
mode, the other operating units
will
stop operation and
display
”--”
(for units
with
display
window
only)
or the auto and operation
indication light will
flash rapidly,
the defrost
indication light will turn off, and the timer
indication light will
remain
on (for units
without
a
display
window).
Alternatively,
the defrost and
alarm
indication light (if
applicable)
wil light up,
or the operation indication light will
flash
rapidly,
and the timer indication light will turn off
(
for
the floor and
standing
type).
Maintenance
If you plan to
leave
the unit idle for a long time,
perform the following tasks:
1.
Clean
the indoor unit and air filter.
2.
Select FAN ONLY
mode and let the indoor fan
run for a time to dry the
inside
of the unit.
3.
Disconnect
the power
supply
and
remove
the
battery from the remote control.
4.
Check components
of the outdoor unit
periodically.
Contact a
local dealer
or a
customer service centre
if the unit requires
servicing.
NOTE:
Before
you
clean
the air conditioner, be
sure
to switch off the unit and
disconnect
the
power
supply
plug.
Optimal operation
To achieve
optimal
performance, please
note the
following:
•
Adjust the direction of the air flow
so
that it is
notblowing
directly
on people.
•
Adjust the
temperature
to
achieve
the highest
possible level
of comfort. Do not
adjust
the unit
to
excessive
temperature
levels.
•
Close doors
and windows in
COOL
mode or
HEAT
mode.
•
Use
the
TIMER ON
button on the remote
controller to
select
a time you want to start
your air conditioner.
•
Do not
place any
object
near
the air inlet or air
outlet,
as
the
efficiency
of the air conditioner
may
be
reduced
and the air conditioner may
stop running.
•
Clean
the air filter
periodically,
otherwise
cooling or heating per
formance may
be
reduced.
•
Do not
operate
unit with horizontal
louvre
in
closed
position.
Suggestion:
For
units that feature an
electric
heater,
when
the outside ambient temperature is
below
0°C (32°F),
it
is
strongly recommended
that you to keep the
machine
plugged in so
as
to guarantee smooth operation.
When the air conditioner
is
to be used
again:
•
Use
a dry cloth to wipe off the dust
accumulated
on the
rear
air intake grille in
order to
avoid
the dust being
dispersed
from
the indoor unit.
•
Check
that the wiring
is
not broken off or
disconnected.
•
Check
that the air filter
is
installed.
•
Check
if the air outlet or inlet
is blocked
after
the air conditioner
has
not
been used
for a
long time.
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