Electrolux EXH09HL1W User manual

EXH09HL1W
EXH12HL1W
EPH09MLIW
EPH12MLIW
EN SPLIT INVERTER
HEAT PUMP
FR POMPE À CHALEUR
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SPLIT
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SPLIT INVERTER
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INVERSOR SPLIT
PT BOMBA DE CALOR
INVERSOR SPLIT
USER MANUAL
MANUEL D’UTILISATION
MANUALE DELL’UTENTE
MANUAL DEL USUARIO
MANUAL DO UTILIZADOR
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WE’RE THINKING OF YOU
Thank you for purchasing an Electrolux appliance. You’ve chosen a product that brings with
it decades of professional experience and innovation. Ingenious and stylish, it has been
designed with you in mind. So whenever you use it, you can be safe in the knowledge that
you’ll get great results every time.
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CUSTOMER CARE AND SERVICE
We recommend the use of original spare parts.
When contacting Service, ensure that you have the following data available.
The information can be found on the rating plate. Model, PNC, Serial Number.
Warning / Caution-Safety information
General information and tips
Environmental information
Subject to change without notice.
Safety precautions .................................................................................................... 3
Description................................................................................................................ 4
Remote control ......................................................................................................... 4
Cleaning and maintenance...................................................................................... 10
Troubleshooting....................................................................................................... 11
Operation tips ......................................................................................................... 13
Installation............................................................................................................... 14
Health filter.............................................................................................................. 23

ENGLISH 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
r© 2EAD©THE©MANUAL©CAREFULLY©BEFORE©
operation.
r© +EEP©THE©MANUAL©FOR©FURTHER©REFERENCE©
r© 4HIS©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.
r© #HILDREN©SHOULD©BE©SUPERVISED©
to ensure they are away from the
appliance.
r© )F©SOMETHING©ABNORMAL©OCCURS©EG©
unpleasant smells of burning),
disconnect the unit from the power
supply and contact an authorised
service centre. If the abnormality
remains, the air conditioner may be
damaged or even cause electric
shock or fire.
r© "EFORE©CLEANING©OR©MAINTENANCE©
switch off the unit and disconnect the
unit from the power supply. If the unit
is connected to a fuse box, remove
the fuse.
r© $O©NOT©DAMAGE©THE©MAINS©CORD©OR©THE©
signal control wire. If the mains cord
or the signal control wire is damaged,
have it replaced by a qualified
electrician.
r© $O©NOT©USE©AN©UNSPECIkED©MAINS©CORD©
to prevent electric shock or fire.
r© 4HE©UNIT©MUST©BE©INSTALLED©ACCORDING©
to national regulations for electrical
safety. Incorrect wiring can lead to
over heat or fire in the cable, the plug
or the electrical outlet.
Do not switch on and off the unit
frequently.
r© )F©THE©VOLTAGE©IS©TOO©HIGH©ELECTRICAL©
elements will be damaged easily. If
the voltage too low, the compressor
will vibrate fiercely and damage the
cooling system or the compressor.
Electrical components cannot be
operated.
r© -AKE©SURE©THAT©THE©UNIT©IS©PROPERLY©
grounded to prevent electric shock.
r© $O©NOT©ATTEMPT©TO©REPAIR©THE©UNIT©
yourself to prevent electric shock
or fire. Have the unit repaired by an
authorised service centre.
r© +EEP©COMBUSTIBLE©MATERIALS©AT©LEAST©
1 m from the unit to prevent fire or
explosion.
r© )NSTALL©THE©OUTDOOR©UNIT©kRMLY©TO©
prevent personal injury.
r© $O©NOT©STAND©ON©THE©OUTDOOR©UNIT©$O©
not place heavy things on the outdoor
unit.
r© $O©NOT©BLOCK©THE©AIR©INLET©OR©THE©AIR©
outlet.
r© $O©NOT©SPLASH©WATER©ON©THE©UNIT©TO©
prevent electric shock.
r© $O©NOT©OPERATE©THE©UNIT©WITH©WET©
hands to prevent electric shock.
r© $O©NOT©INSERT©YOUR©HANDS©OR©OBJECTS©
into the air inlet or the air outlet.
r© $O©NOT©EXPOSE©ANIMALS©OR©PLANTS©
directly to the air flow.
r© $O©NOT©EXPOSE©YOURSELF©TO©COLD©AIR©
directly for a long time.
r© $O©NOT©USE©THE©UNIT©FOR©ANY©OTHER©
purpose, such as preserving food or
drying clothes.
r© 3ELECT©THE©MOST©APPROPRIATE©
temperature to save electric energy.
r© $O©NOT©KEEP©WINDOWS©AND©DOORS©
open for a long time during operation.
r© 4O©CHANGE©THE©AIRlOW©DIRECTION©USE©
remote control to adjust the horizontal
and vertical airflow direction.
r© $O©NOT©DISPOSE©THIS©PRODUCT©AS©
unsorted municipal waste. Collection
of such waste separately for special
treatment is necessary.

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DESCRIPTION
REMOTE CONTROL
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1Indoor unit
2Air inlet (indoor unit)
3Air outlet (indoor unit)
4Outdoor unit
5Air inlet (outdoor unit)
6Air outlet (outdoor unit)
7Mains cord
8Remote control
9Front panel
10 Filter
11 Horizontal louvre
12 Wall pipe
13 Binding tape
14 Connection pipe
15 Drain hose
16 Drain connector
The remote control can be used for
different models. Depending on the
model, some functions on the remote
control might not be available.
CAUTION
r© $O©NOT©DROP©OR©THROW©THE©REMOTE©
control.
r© $O©NOT©POUR©LIQUID©ONTO©THE©REMOTE©
control.
r© $O©NOT©EXPOSE©THE©REMOTE©CONTROL©TO©
direct sunlight.
r© $O©NOT©PLACE©THE©REMOTE©CONTROL©IN©
areas where it is very hot.
NOTE
r© -AKE©SURE©THAT©THERE©ARE©NO©OBJECTS©
between the signal transmitter on the
remote control and the signal receiver
of the unit.
Mode
Fan
Swing-H
Swing-V
Quiet
Turbo
ION
Filter
Sleep
Clock
X-Fan
Light
I Feel Timer
On
Timer
Off
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17
19
21
33
26
27
28
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24
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32
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25
31
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Explanation of buttons
Nr. Button Explanation
17 ON/OFF Press the button to switch on the unit. Press the button again
to switch off the unit.
18 MODE Press the button to set the operation mode: AUTO, COOL,
DRY, FAN and HEAT. Default setting: AUTO.
In the AUTO mode, the temperature is not shown. In HEAT
mode, the initial value is 28 °C (82 °F). In other modes, the
initial value is 25 °C (77 °F).
19 FAN Press the button to set the fan speed: AUTO, LOW, MEDIUM
LOW, MEDIUM, MEDIUM HIGH and HIGH. Default setting:
AUTO. In the DRY mode, only LOW can be set.
20 UP ^ Press the button to increase the temperature. Keep the
button pressed for two seconds to accelerate the process.
Release the button to set the temperature and send the order
that the °C/°F signal will be displayed constantly.
Temperature range: 16-30 °C (61-86 °F).
In AUTO mode, the temperature cannot be set. If you press
the UP or DOWN button, a beep will sound.
21 DOWN v Press the button to decrease the temperature. Keep the
button pressed for two seconds to accelerate the process.
Release the button to set the temperature and send the order
that the °C/°F signal will be displayed constantly.
Temperature range: 16-30 °C (61-86 °F).
In AUTO mode, the temperature cannot be set, but the order
can be sent by pressing the button.
22 CLOCK Press the button to set the clock. If the clock symbol blinks,
press the UP or DOWN button to set the time. Keep the
button pressed for two seconds to accelerate the process.
Press the CLOCK button again to set the clock. The clock
symbol stops blinking.
After battery replacement, “12:00 PM” will be shown. If the
clock symbol is visible, the actual time will be shown. If the
clock symbol is not visible, the timer will be shown.
23 LIGHT Press the button to switch the display of the indoor unit on or
off. Default setting: OFF.
24 TURBO In COOL or HEAT mode, press the button to enable or
disable the turbo function. If the turbo function is enabled, the
turbo symbol will be shown. Default setting: OFF.
If the turbo function is enabled, the unit will operate at turbo
speed to cool or heat rapidly so that the ambient temperature
approaches the set temperature as soon as possible.

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If the operation mode or the fan speed is changed, the turbo
symbol will not be shown.
25 X-FAN In COOL or DRY mode, press the button to enable or disable
the X-FAN function. If the X-FAN function is enabled, the
X-FAN symbol will be shown. Default setting: OFF.
If the X-FAN function is enabled, the indoor fan will continue
operation at low speed for 2 minutes after switching off
the unit. This function prevents the possible condensation
on cold parts of the indoor unit. Press the X-FAN button to
switch off the unit during the process.
If the X-FAN function is disabled, the unit will be switched off
immediately.
In AUTO, FAN or HEAT mode, X-FAN is not available.
26 ION-FILTER Press the button to enable or disable the operation of the
health filter.
27 TIMER ON Press the button to set the timer function for switching on the
unit. If the TIMER ON symbol blinks, press the UP or DOWN
button to set the time. Keep the button pressed for two
seconds to accelerate the process. Press the button to set
the timer. Default setting: 8:00 AM (12-hour mode). Press the
button again to cancel the timer function.
28 TIMER OFF Press the button to set the timer function for switching off the
unit. If the TIMER OFF symbol blinks, press the UP or DOWN
button to set the time. Keep the button pressed for two
seconds to accelerate the process. Press the button to set
the timer. Default setting: 5:00 PM (12-hour mode). Press the
button again to cancel the timer function.
29 SWING-V Press the button to enable or disable the vertical swing
function.
30 SWING-H Press the button to enable or disable the horizontal swing
function.
31 I FEEL Press the button to enable or disable the I FEEL function.
If the I FEEL function is enabled, the I FEEL symbol will be
shown.
If the I FEEL symbol is enabled, the remote control will send
the ambient temperature to the main unit every 10 minutes or
when you press one of the buttons.
32 QUIET Press the button to enable or disable the QUIET function.
If the QUIET function is enabled, the indoor fan operates at
ultra-low speed so that the indoor noise is low.
33 SLEEP Press the button to select (SLEEP 1, SLEEP 2, SLEEP 3 or
SLEEP CANCEL). Default setting: SLEEP CANCEL.
SLEEP 1 In COOL and DRY mode:

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Sleep status after 1 hour of operation: The temperature will
increase by 1 °C.
Sleep status after 2 hours of operation: The temperature will
increase by 2 °C.
After this time the unit continues to use the new temperature.
In HEAT mode:
Sleep status after 1 hour of operation: The temperature will
decrease by 1 °C.
Sleep status after 2 hours of operation: The temperature will
decrease by 2 °C.
After this time the unit continues to use the new temperature.
SLEEP 2 In COOL mode:
If you set a temperature of 16-23 °C, the temperature will
increase by 1 °C every hour. After 3 °C, the temperature will
be maintained. After 7 hours, the temperature will decrease
by 1 °C. After this time the unit continues to use the new
temperature.
If you set a temperature of 24-27 °C, the temperature will
increase by 1 °C every hour. After 2 °C, the temperature will
be maintained. After 7 hours, the temperature will decrease
by 1 °C. After this time the unit continues to use the new
temperature.
If you set a temperature of 28-29 °C, the temperature will
increase by 1 °C every hour. After 1 °C, the temperature will
be maintained. After 7 hours, the temperature will decrease
by 1 °C. After this time the unit continues to use the new
temperature.
If you set a temperature of 30 °C, the temperature will
decrease by 1 °C after 7 hours. After this time the unit
continues to use the new temperature.
In HEAT mode:
If you set a temperature of 16 °C, the unit will operate at this
temperature.
If you set a temperature of 17-20 °C, the temperature will
decrease by 1 °C every hour. After 1 °C, the temperature will
be maintained.
If you set a temperature of 21-27 °C, the temperature will
decrease by 1 °C every hour. After 2 °C, the temperature will
be maintained.
If you set a temperature of 28-30 °C, the temperature will
decrease by 1 °C every hour. After 3 °C, the temperature will
be maintained.

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SLEEP 3 The user-dejned behaviour mode. The time on remote control
will show “1hour”. The temperature to use after 1 hour will
blink.
Press the UP and DOWN buttons to set the desired
temperature. Press the TURBO button again to conjrm.
The value "1hour" will increase to the value "2hours",
"3hours" or ”8hours”. In each step the corresponding
temperature will blink.
Repeat the above (2 3) operation for the "2hours", "3hours"
and ”8hours” steps.
Sleep3: Display the set temperatures:
Select SLEEP 3 without changing temperature. Press the
TURBO button to conjrm.
Note: The above setting or enquiry procedure terminates if
no button is pressed for 10 seconds. The ON/OFF button,
the MODE button and the SLEEP button also terminate the
setting or enquiry procedure.
General operation
1. Disconnect the unit from the power
supply.
2. Press the ON/OFF button to start
the unit.
3. Press the MODE button to set the
operation mode.
4. Press the UP and DOWN buttons
to set the temperature. (Note: It is
unnecessary to set the temperature
in AUTO mode.)
5. Press the FAN button to set the fan
speed.
6. Press the SWING-H and SWING-V
buttons to set the swing.
Optional operation
1. Press the SLEEP button to enable
or disable the sleep mode.
2. Press the TIMER ON and TIMER
OFF buttons to enable or disable the
timer function.
3. Press the LIGHT button to turn
on or to turn off the display of the
indoor unit.
4. Press the TURBO button to enable
or disable the turbo function.
Special functions
AUTO mode
The temperature will not be displayed.
The unit automatically sets the operation
mode.
Locking/unlocking the remote control
Simultaneously press the SWING-V
button and the ION-FILTER button to
lock or unlock the remote control. If
the remote control is locked, the LOCK
symbol will be shown. Press any button
to make the LOCK symbol blink 3 times
and unlock the remote control. If the
remote control is unlocked, the LOCK
symbol will not be shown.
Celsius (°C) ~ Fahrenheit (°F)
If the unit is switched off, simultaneously
press the SWING-H button and the
ION-FILTER button to switch between
Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F).
Energy-saving function
In COOL mode, simultaneously press
the ION-FILTER button and the CLOCK
button to enable or disable the energy-
saving function. The display shows
”SE”.

ENGLISH 9
8 °C heating function
In HEAT mode, simultaneously press
the ION-FILTER button and the CLOCK
button to enable or disable the 8 °C
heating function. The display shows
”8 °C” (”46 °F”). The unit starts to heat
when the temperature drops below
8 °C. Fan Speed will be AUTO and
cannot be changed.
Replacng the batteries
The remote control operates with two
1.5V AAA batteries.
1. Open the battery compartment.
2. Remove the old batteries.
3. Insert the new batteries. Make sure
that the positive (+) and negative (-)
markings on the batteries match the
positive (+) and negative (-) markings
on the battery compartment.
4. Close the battery compartment.
CAUTION
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type. Do not use old batteries or
different batteries types.
r© 2EMOVE©THE©BATTERIES©WHEN©THE©
remote control will not be used for a
long time.
NOTE
r© /PERATE©THE©REMOTE©CONTROL©WITHIN©ITS©
transmitting and receiving range.
r© /PERATE©THE©REMOTE©CONTROL©AT©LEAST©
1 m away from your TV set or stereo
sound set.
r© !IM©THE©REMOTE©CONTROL©AT©THE©RECEIVER©
of the main unit to improve the
receiving sensitivity of the main unit.
r© )F©THE©REMOTE©CONTROL©TRANSMITS©A©
signal, the transmitting symbol will
blink for 1 second. The bell will ring if
the main unit receives the signal.
r© )F©THE©REMOTE©CONTROL©DOES©NOT©OPERATE©
normally, remove the batteries
and insert them again 30 seconds
later. If the remote control still does
not operate normally, replace the
batteries.
Emergency operation
If the remote control cannot be used,
use the AUTO/STOP button on the
main unit. The unit will operate in AUTO
mode. The temperature or fan speed
cannot be changed.
1. Press the AUTO/STOP button
to switch on the unit. The unit
automatically sets the operation
mode.
2. Press the AUTO/STOP button again
to switch off the unit.
Mode Model Temperature setting Fan speed
AUTO Cooling only 25 °C (COOL, FAN) AUTO
AUTO Heat pump 25 °C (COOL, FAN) AUTO
AUTO Heat pump 20 °C (HEAT) AUTO

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
WARNING
r© "EFORE©CLEANING©AND©MAINTENANCE©
disconnect the unit from the power
supply.
r© $O©NOT©IMMERSE©THE©UNIT©IN©WATER©OR©
other liquids. If the unit is immersed in
water or other liquids, do not remove
the unit with your hands. Immediately
disconnect the unit from the power
supply. If the unit is immersed in
water or other liquids, do not use the
unit again.
r© $O©NOT©SPLASH©WATER©ON©THE©UNIT©TO©
prevent electric shock.
CAUTION
r© $O©NOT©USE©AGGRESSIVE©LIQUIDS©EG©
thinner or gasoline) to clean the unit.
Clean the unit using a soft, dry cloth
or a cloth slightly moistened with
water or cleaner.
Cleaning the front panel
1. Remove the front panel.
2. Clean the front panel using a cloth
slightly moistened with water.
3. Install the front panel.
Cleaning the air filter
The air filter must be cleaned every
3 months.
WARNING
r© $O©NOT©TOUCH©THE©kN©OF©THE©INDOOR©UNIT©
to prevent personal injury.
CAUTION
r© $O©NOT©USE©WATER©ABOVE©©§#©
to clean the air filter to prevent
deformation or discoloration.
1. Open the front panel.
2. Remove the air filter.
3. Remove dust from the air filter using
a vacuum cleaner.
4. If the air filter is dirty, clean the air
filter with warm water and a mild
detergent. Allow the air filter to dry
naturally in a cool, dark place.
5. Install the air filter.
6. Close the front panel.
Check before use
r© -AKE©SURE©THAT©NOTHING©OBSTRUCTS©THE©
air inlet or the air outlet.
r© -AKE©SURE©THAT©THE©INSTALLATION©STAND©
of the outdoor unit is not damaged.
If the installation stand is damaged,
consult a qualified technician.
r© -AKE©SURE©THAT©THE©BATTERIES©ARE©
inserted into the remote control.
Maintenance after use
r© $ISCONNECT©THE©UNIT©FROM©THE©POWER©
supply.
r© #LEAN©THE©kLTERS©AND©THE©HOUSINGS©OF©
the indoor unit and the outdoor unit.
r© 2EMOVE©ANY©OBSTRUCTIONS©FROM©THE©
outdoor unit.

ENGLISH 11
CAUTION
r©4HE©UNIT©IS©NOT©USERSERVICEABLE©$O©
not attempt to repair the unit yourself
to prevent electric shock or fire. Have
the unit repaired by an authorised
service centre. The following checks
can save you time and money before
consulting an authorised service
centre.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Solution
The unit does not operate. The unit does not operate if it is switched on
immediately after switching off the unit. After
switching off the unit, wait for approximately 3
minutes before switching on the unit.
Odours are emitted. Some odours may be emitted from the indoor
unit as the result of room smells (furniture,
tobacco, etc.) which have been taken into
the unit. If the odours persist, contact an
authorised service centre.
Water-kowing noise. The water-kowing noise is the refrigerant
kowing inside the unit.
Mist is emitted in COOL mode. During cooling operation, mist may be
emitted from the indoor unit due to high
room temperature and humidity. The mist will
disappear if the room temperature and humidity
decrease.
Cracking noise. The cracking noise is the sound of friction
caused by expansion and/or contraction of the
front panel or other parts due to the change in
temperature.
The unit cannot be started. Is the unit disconnected from the power
supply?
Is the mains plug loose?
Is the circuit protection device tripped off?
Is the voltage higher or lower? (tested by
professionals)
Is the timer function used correctly?
The cooling/heating effect is poor. Is the temperature set correctly?
Is the air inlet or the air outlet blocked?
Is the air jlter dirty?
Is the window or the door open?
Is a low fan speed set?
Are there heat sources in the room?

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The remote control does not
work. Is there any magnetic or electrical interference near the unit? If yes, remove and reinsert the
batteries.
Is the remote control within its transmitting and
receiving range without any obstructions? If
necessary, replace the batteries.
Is the remote control damaged?
Water leakage in indoor unit. The room humidity is high.
Condensing water overkows.
The drain hose is loose.
Water leakage in outdoor unit. In COOL mode, water condensate is generated
around the pipes and connection joints.
In HEAT mode, the water on the heat
exchanger drips out.
In defrost mode, the thaw water kows out.
Noise from indoor unit. The noise emitted when the fan or compressor
relay is switched on or off.
If the defrost mode is started or stopped, you
will hear the sound of refrigerant kowing in the
reverse direction.
The indoor unit cannot blow air. In HEAT mode, when the temperature of the
indoor heat exchanger is low, the airkow is
stopped within 2 minutes in order to prevent
cold air.
In HEAT mode, when the outdoor temperature
is low or the outdoor humidity is high, frost will
be formed on the outdoor heat exchanger. The
unit will defrost automatically and the indoor
unit will stop blowing air for 3-12 minutes.
In DRY mode, the indoor fan will stop
blowing air for 3-12 minutes in order to avoid
condensing water being vapourised again.
In defrost mode, water or vapour may be
emitted.
Moisture on air outlet. If the unit operates at high humidity for a long
time, moisture will be generated on the grill of
the air outlet.
C5: Malfunction of connector
jumper. Check if the connector jumper contacts properly. If necessary, replace the old circuit
board with a new circuit board.
F1: Malfunction of indoor ambient
temperature sensor. Check if the indoor room temperature sensor is connected properly.

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F2: Malfunction of evaporator
temperature sensor. Check if the evaporator temperature sensor is connected properly.
There is harsh sound during
operation. Immediately stop operation, disconnect the unit from the power supply and contact an
authorised service centre.
Strong odours are emitted during
operation. Immediately stop operation, disconnect the unit from the power supply and contact an
authorised service centre.
Water is leaking from the indoor
unit. Immediately stop operation, disconnect the unit from the power supply and contact an
authorised service centre.
The air switch or protection
switch often interrupts power
supply.
Immediately stop operation, disconnect the
unit from the power supply and contact an
authorised service centre.
Water or other liquid is splashed
into the unit. Immediately stop operation, disconnect the unit from the power supply and contact an
authorised service centre.
Mains cord and mains plug are
overheated. Immediately stop operation, disconnect the unit from the power supply and contact an
authorised service centre.
Cooling operation
Air conditioners absorb heat from indoor
and transmit the heat to the outdoor
unit in order to decrease the room
temperature. The cooling capacity will
increase or decrease according to the
outdoor temperature.
Anti-freezing function
If the unit is in COOL mode and in a
low ambient temperature, frost will be
formed on the heat exchanger of the
indoor unit. If the temperature of the
heat exchanger decreases below zero,
the compressor will stop operation to
protect the unit.
Heating operation
Air conditioners absorb heat from
outdoor and transmit the heat to the
indoor unit in order to increase the room
temperature. The heating capacity will
increase or decrease according to the
outdoor temperature.
Defrosting
r© )F©THE©OUTDOOR©TEMPERATURE©IS©LOW©AND©
the outdoor humidity is high, frost
will form on the outdoor unit during
extended operation. The heating
capacity will decrease. The unit may
stop operation during defrosting.
r© $URING©DEFROSTING©THE©FAN©MOTORS©OF©
the indoor unit and outdoor unit will
stop operation.
r© $URING©DEFROSTING©THE©INDOOR©INDICATOR©
flashes and the outdoor unit may emit
vapour. This is normal operation to
remove frost from the heat exchanger
of the outdoor unit.
r© !FTER©DEFROSTING©THE©HEATING©OPERATION©
will resume automatically.
OPERATION TIPS

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Anti-cold air function
In HEAT mode, the indoor fan will not
operate in order to prevent cold air from
blowing out if the indoor heat exchanger
does not reach a certain temperature in
one of the following situations:
r© WHEN©THE©HEATING©OPERATION©STARTS
r© WHEN©THE©DEFROSTING©OPERATION©IS©
kNISHED
r© WHEN©HEATING©AT©LOW©TEMPERATURE
Gentle breeze
The indoor unit may blow gentle breeze
and the horizontal louvre rotates to a
certain position in one of the following
situations:
r© )N©(%!4©MODE©THE©COMPRESSOR©DOES©
not start operation after switching on
the unit.
r© )N©(%!4©MODE©THE©TEMPERATURE©
reaches the set value and the
compressor has stopped operation
for 1 minute.
Opetaring temperature range
The operating temperature range for
cooling-only units is -15-(+48)˚C. The
operating temperature range for heat-
pump units is -20-(+24)˚C.
Tip for energy saving
r© $O©NOT©OVERCOOL©OR©OVERHEAT©3ETTING©
the temperature at a moderate level
helps energy saving.
r© #OVER©WINDOWS©WITH©A©BLIND©OR©A©
curtain. Blocking sunlight and air from
outdoor is favorable for cooling.
r© #LEAN©AIR©kLTERS©EVERY©TWO©WEEKS©
Clogged air filters lead to inefficient
operation and energy waste.
Tip for relative humidity
r© )F©THE©UNIT©IS©OPERATED©IN©AN©AREA©WITH©
a relative humidity of more than 80%
for a long time, condensate may drip
from the indoor unit.
Installation notes
r© .OT©FOLLOWING©THE©INSTRUCTIONS©CAN©
cause personal injury and/or property
damage.
r© .OT©FOLLOWING©THE©INSTRUCTIONS©CAN©
cause the unit to fail.
r© ,ET©THE©UNIT©BE©INSTALLED©BY©AN©
authorised service centre.
r© ,ET©THE©UNIT©BE©INSTALLED©IN©COMPLIANCE©
with local and governmental
regulations.
r© ,ET©THE©UNIT©BE©INSTALLED©ACCORDING©TO©
the instructions from this manual.
r© &IRST©CONTACT©AN©AUTHORISED©SERVICE©
centre before relocating an already
installed unit
r© $ISCONNECT©POWER©BEFORE©WORKING©ON©
the unit.
r© ,ET©THE©MAINS©CABLE©BE©REPAIRED©BY©AN©
authorised service centre or qualified
technician for units with Y-attachment.
r© 4HE©MAINS©PLUG©MUST©REMAIN©
accessible after installation.
r© +EEP©SUFkCIENT©DISTANCE©BETWEEN©
the interconnection cable and the
Indoor side (°C) Outdoor side (°C)
Max. cooling 32 48
Min. cooling 21 -15
Max. heating 27 24
Min. heating 20 -20
INSTALLATION

ENGLISH 15
refrigerant circuit because the circuit
operating temperature is high.
r© 4HE©PIPES©CONNECTING©THE©INDOOR©AND©
outdoor unit are not included in the
unit.
r© 4HE©OUTDOOR©UNIT©IS©POWERED©BY©THE©
indoor unit.
Installation site
r© $O©NOT©INSTALL©THE©UNIT©IN©AREAS©WITH
© STRONG©HEAT©SOURCES
© VAPOURS©OR©lAMMABLE©GASSES
© CONTAMINATION©WITH©OIL©PARTICLES
- high frequency electromagnetic
equipment (e.g. welding equipment or
MEDICAL©DEVICES
- high salinity (e.g. close to coastal
AREAS
© SULPHURIC©GAS©EG©HOT©WATER©SPRINGS
- poor air quality.
Indoor unit
r© -AINTAIN©THE©MINIMUM©INSTALLATION©
distances specified in this document.
Do not block the air inlet or the air
outlet.
r© $O©NOT©USE©THE©UNIT©IN©PLACES©WITH©
extremely high humidity.
r© )NSTALL©THE©INDOOR©UNIT©OUT©OF©REACH©OF©
children.
r© 4HE©WALL©MUST©BE©STRONG©ENOUGH©TO©
support the weight and vibration of
the unit.
r© )NSTALL©THE©INDOOR©UNIT©AT©LEAST©23©CM©
above the floor surface.
r© ,EAVE©SUFkCIENT©SPACE©FOR©CLEANING©
and maintenance.
r© 4HE©AIR©kLTER©SHOULD©REMAIN©ACCESSIBLE©
r© ,EAVE©AT©LEAST©©M©DISTANCE©
between the unit and other electrical
appliances.
r© )NSTALL©THE©INDOOR©UNIT©IN©A©PLACE©WHERE©
the condensate water can be easily
drained.
r© )NSTALL©AT©A©LOCATION©PROTECTED©FROM©
direct sunlight.
Outdoor unit
r© -AINTAIN©THE©MINIMUM©INSTALLATION©
distances specified in this document.
r© $O©NOT©BLOCK©THE©AIR©INLET©OR©THE©AIR©
outlet.
r© )NSTALL©THE©OUTDOOR©UNIT©OUT©OF©REACH©OF©
children.
r© )NSTALL©THE©OUTDOOR©UNIT©WHERE©THERE©IS©
sufficient ventilation.
r© )NSTALL©THE©OUTDOOR©UNIT©WHERE©
produced noise and airflow will not
disturb neighbors or animals.
r© )NSTALL©THE©OUTDOOR©UNIT©IN©A©DRY©PLACE©
r© )NSTALL©THE©OUTDOOR©UNIT©IN©A©PLACE©NOT©
exposed to direct sunlight or strong
wind.
r© )NSTALL©THE©UNIT©IN©A©PLACE©THAT©SUPPORTS©
the weight and vibration of the unit.
r© 4HE©HEIGHT©DIFFERENCE©BETWEEN©THE©
indoor unit and the outdoor unit must
be less than 5 m.
r© 4HE©LENGTH©OF©THE©CONNECTING©PIPES©
must be less than 10 m.
r© ,EAVE©SUFkCIENT©SPACE©FOR©CLEANING©
and maintenance.
r© 4HE©OUTDOOR©UNIT©IS©POWERED©BY©THE©
indoor unit.
Safety precautions for electrical
appliances
r© 5SE©A©DEDICATED©MAINS©CIRCUIT
r© 4HE©UNIT©MUST©BE©PROPERLY©GROUNDED
r© )NSTALL©A©2ESIDUALCURRENT©DEVICE©
(RCD) to protect against personal
injury in case of leakage currents.
r© 5SE©AN©ALL©POLE©DISCONNECTION©SWITCH©
with a contact separation of at least
3 mm in all poles in fixed wiring. For
models with a mains plug, make sure
that the mains plug is within reach
after installation.
r© 4HE©INSTALLATION©MUST©COMPLY©WITH©
local electrical safety regulations and
with other relevant local regulations
r© 4HE©UNIT©MUST©BE©INSTALLED©IN©
accordance with national wiring
regulations.

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r© $O©NOT©SUBJECT©THE©MAINS©CABLE©TO©
force.
r© 4HE©DISTANCE©BETWEEN©THE©UNIT©AND©
heat sources is at least 1.5 m.
r© 5SE©AN©AIR©SWITCH©4HE©AIR©SWITCH©MUST©
have functions for magnetic tripping
and heat tripping to prevent short
circuit and overload. The suitable
capacity is specified in the following
table.
NOTE
r© -AKE©SURE©THAT©THE©LIVE©WIRE©THE©
neutral wire and the ground wire
in the mains socket are properly
connected.
r© )NADEQUATE©OR©INCORRECT©ELECTRICAL©
connections can cause electric shock
or fire.
Grounding requirements
r© 4HE©UNIT©IS©A©TYPE©)©ELECTRICAL©
appliance. Make sure that the unit is
properly grounded.
r© 4HE©YELLOWGREEN©WIRE©IS©THE©GROUND©
wire that cannot be used for other
purposes. Improper grounding can
cause electric shock.
r© 4HE©GROUND©RESISTANCE©MUST©COMPLY©
with local regulations.
r© 4HE©MAINS©SUPPLY©MUST©HAVE©RELIABLE©
ground terminal. Do not connect
the ground wire to water pipes, gas
pipes, contamination pipes or other
possible unsafe places.
r© &USES©MUST©COMPLY©WITH©THE©
prescribed model and rating printed
on the fuse cover or circuit board.
Air conditioner (Btu) Air switch capacity
09-12K 16A

ENGLISH 17
Installation drawing
The dimensions required for proper
installation of the unit include the
minimum permissible distances to
adjacent parts.
* Recommended distance for maximum
airflow is 15 cm.
15cm
50cm
30cm
200cm
15cm
30cm
min.
5cm*
230
cm
50
cm

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Indoor unit
Installing the mounting plate
1. Install the mounting plate
horizontally.
2. Fix the mounting plate to the wall
with screws. Make sure that the
mounting plate is fixed firmly enough
to support approximately 60 kg. The
weight must be evenly shared by
each screw.
Drill piping hole
1. Slant the piping hole (Ø 55 mm) on
the wall slightly downward to the
outdoor side.
2. Insert the piping-hole sleeve into
the hole to prevent damage to the
connection piping and wiring.
Installing the drain hose
1. Connect the drain hose to the outlet
pipe of the indoor unit. Bind the joint
with rubber belt.
2. Put the drain hose into the insulating
tube.
3. Wrap the insulating tube with wide
rubber belt to prevent the insulating
tube from shifting. Slant the drain
hose slightly downward for smooth
drainage of the condensate water.
NOTE
r© 4HE©INSULATING©TUBE©MUST©BE©
connected reliably with the sleeve
outside the outlet pipe. The
drain must be slanted downward
slightly without distortion, bulge or
fluctuation. Do not put the outlet of
the drain hose in water to prevent the
drain hose from freezing.
Electrical wiring indoor unit:
1 2 3 4
Nr. Colour
1 Blue (neutral)
2 Black
3 Brown
4 Yellow (ground)
CAUTION
r© #HECK©THE©WIRING©TO©MAKE©SURE©THAT©
there is no short circuit. Incorrect
wiring can cause malfunction.
1. Open the front panel.
2. Remove the wiring cover.
3. Fix the mains cord to the terminal
board (as shown).
4. Guide the mains cord through the
hole at the back of the indoor unit.
5. Install the cord anchorage and
wiring cover.
6. Close the front panel.
NOTE
r© 4HE©ELECTRICAL©WIRING©BETWEEN©THE©
indoor unit and the outdoor unit
must be connected by a qualified
electrician.
r© 4IGHTEN©THE©TERMINAL©SCREWS©TIGHTLY
r© !FTER©TIGHTENING©THE©SCREWS©PULL©THE©
wire slightly to confirm whether it’s
firm or not.
r© -AKE©SURE©THAT©THE©ELECTRICAL©
connections are properly grounded to
prevent electric shock.

ENGLISH 19
tMake sure that the wiring connections
are secure and that the cover plates
are properly mounted to prevent
electric shock.
Installing the indoor unit
The piping can be output from the right,
the right rear, the left or the left rear.
1. When routing the piping and wiring
from the left or right of indoor unit,
cut off the tailings from the chassis
when necessary.
2. Remove the piping from the body
case.
3. Wrap the piping, the mains cords
and the drain hose with the tape.
4. Guide the piping, the mains cords
and the drain hose through the
piping hole.
5. Firmly hang the mounting slots of
the indoor unit on the upper hooks
of the mounting plate.
6. The installation site must be at least
50 cm above the floor surface.
Installing the connection pipe
1. Align the center of the piping flare
with the related valve.
2. Screw in the flare nut by hand and
then tighten the nut with spanner
and torque wrench. Refer to the
following table.
Hex nut
diameter (mm)
Tightening
torque (Nm)
Ø 6 15-20
Ø 9.52 30-40
Ø 12 45-55
Ø 16 60-65
Ø 19 70-75
NOTE
tFirst connect the connection pipe
to the indoor unit and then to the
outdoor unit. Handle the piping
bending with care. Do not damage
the connection pipe. Firmly tighten
the joint nut to prevent leakage.
tThe pipes connecting the indoor and
outdoor unit are not included in the
unit.
tIn case the connective pipe length is
longer than 7.5m charge the unit with
additional refrigerant. Add 20g/m of
R410A for models with a capacity of
less than 6500W. Add 50g/m for the
other models.
Outdoor unit
Electrical wiring
4 1 2 3
Nr. Colour
1 Blue (neutral)
2 Black
3 Brown
4 Yellow (ground)
CAUTION
tCheck the wiring to make sure that
there is no short circuit. Incorrect
wiring can cause malfunction.
1. Remove the handle (x2) on the right
side plate of outdoor unit.
2. Remove mains cord anchorage.
3. Connect the mains cord to the
terminal board.
4. Lock the position of the cord with
wire clamps.
5. Check for improper connections.

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6. Reinstall the handle.
NOTE
r© #HECK©FOR©FREE©SPACE©BETWEEN©THE©
connection and the lock positions.
CAUTION
r© /PEN©THE©STEM©OF©THE©PACKED©VALVE©
until it hits against the stopper. Do not
try to open it further. Close the stem
of the packed valve with a special
tool. Close the cap of the packed
valve with a spanner.
NOTE
The outdoor unit has two outlets, the
low side outlet and the high side outlet.
Only the low side outlet contains a
charging port. The low side outlet is
shown below.
2 5 4 1
12 35 4
6
1Indoor unit
2Outdoor unit
3Refrigerant
4Gas
5Packed valve
6Half union
6
5
1
1
2
3
54
6
1Valve body
2Valve stem
3Charge port
4Stopper
5Flare nut
6Cap