Zibro S185 User manual

S95 - S125 - S185 - S245
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OPERATING MANUAL
ISTRUZIONI D’USO
GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING
INSTRUKCJA OBSŁUGI
KULLANIM KILAVUZU
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1. READ THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE FIRST.
2. IN CASE OF ANY DOUBT, CONTACT YOUR DEALER.
Dear Sir, Madam,
Congratulations on the purchase of your airconditioner. You have acquired a high quality
product that, if used responsibly, will give you many years of pleasure. Please read these
instructions for use first in order to ensure the maximum life span of your airconditioner.
On behalf of the manufacturer, we provide a 24-month guarantee on all material and
production defects. Please enjoy your airconditioner.
Yours sincerely,
PVG International b.v.
Customer service department

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CONTENTS
A Specifications page 4
B Parts page 4
C Before use page 6
D Installation instructions page 7
E Instructions for use page 14
F Maintenance page 18
G Protection page 18
H Problem solving page 20
I Guarantee conditions page 21

ASPECIFICATIONS
To be used as indication, subject to modifications.
* Conform EN 14511
** Moisture removal at 32°C, 80% RH
S95 S125 S185 S245
Cooling capacity * kW 2.7 3.5 5.3 7.0
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2.8 2.8 2.8 2.9
Heating capacity kW 2.8 3.8 5.7 7.6
DDDD
3.2 3.2 3.4 3.5
Dehumidification capacity (max) ** Ltr/day 19 24 36 48
Power consumption cooling kW 0.88 1.17 1.9 2.6
Power consumption heating kW 0.88 1.17 1.9 2.6
Mains Volt/Hz/Pf 220-240/50/1 220-240/50/1 220-240/50/1 220-240/50/1
Current (nom) A 3.6 5.1 8.7 12.8
Airflow (max)
m3/h480 550 730 1000
For rooms up to
m390110 150 200
Dimensions indoor unit (WxDxH) mm 718x180x240 770x180x240 1033x202x313 1033x202x313
Dimensions outdoor unit (WxDxH) mm 669x296x506 769x328x552 829x328x552 929x372x652
Weight indoor unit kg 7 7 14 14
Weight outdoor unit kg 24 32 42 56
Refrigerant/charge type/gr R407C/540 R407C/900 R407C/1680 R407C/2300
Noise level indoor unit (max) dB(A) 36 38 43 47
Noise level outdoor unit (max) dB(A) 50 50 60 54
Operating range ºC 10-40 10-40 10-40 10-40
Unit protection indoor IP IP X0 IP X0 IP X0 IP X0
Unit protection outdoor IP IP X4 IP X4 IP X4 IP X4
COP *
Model
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EER *
COP Class
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Defective electrical devices and batteries must be kept separate from household
waste. Ensure that there is effective recycling where possible. Ask you local
council or dealer for expert advice on recycling.

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BPARTS
The diagrams in these instructions are based on a standard model.
The air conditioner you have purchased may be a different model.
Air inlet
Front panel
Emergency button
Display
Air outlet
Vertically
adjustable vane
Horizontally
adjustable vane
Active carbon
filter (optional)
Healthy air filter
(optional)
Air filter
Remote control
Air inlet
Drainage hose
Pipes and power
cable
Air outlet
INDOOR UNIT
OUTDOOR UNIT
Note: Condensation is drained
during COOLING or DRYING

CBEFORE USING
Check and adjust the following before using the air conditioner.
Adjusting the remote control
The manufacturer has NOT preset the remote control heating or cooling options.
The arrow for ‘Heat’ or ‘Cool’ on the remote control display will flash after the batteries in the remote
control have been replaced.
Depending on the type of air conditioner that you have purchased, the remote control can be adjusted as
follows:
Press any button while the ‘Heat’ arrow is flashing. This sets the heat pump.
Press any button while the ‘Cool’ arrow is flashing. The setting has been entered for cooling only.
If you do not press any button within 10 seconds, the remote control is automatically preset to the heat
pump. Type S95, S125, S185 and S245 are fitted with a heat pump.
The Heat function can NOT be adjusted with the remote control when the remote control has been preset
to Cool Only.
Safety regulations
• Use the correct power supply (see type plate) in order to prevent serious faults, hazards or fire.
• Ensure that the circuit breaker or plug does not become dirty. Connect the plug/circuit breaker to the
power cable correctly. Insufficient contact may cause an electric shock or fire.
•Do not switch the unit offwith the circuit breaker or by pulling the plug out of the socket. This may
produce sparks that could startafire.
•Do not tie any knots in the power cable or pull the power cable. This may damage or break the cable,
causing an electric shock or fire.
•Never insert sticks or any similar object into the unit. The ventilator rotates at high speed and may
cause injury.
•It is detrimental to your health to remain in the cold airstream for an extended period of time. We
recommend that you allow the airstream to flow freely into the room, without obstruction.
• If a fault occurs, switch the machine off with the remote control before pulling the plug out of the
socket.
• Do not carry out any repairs. Incorrect repairs may cause electric shocks, etc.
• Do not place gas burners or ovens in the airstream.
• Do not operate the buttons with wet hands.
• Do not place any objects on the outdoor unit.
• The user is responsible for the earth connection. This must be fitted by a recognised installer in
accordance with local regulations and ordinances.
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DINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Installation diagram
- The diagram above is a simplified illustration of the unit and may differ from the unit that
you have purchased.
- The installation must be carried out by a recognised installer and connected in accordance
with national regulations.
Distance to the ceiling must be
aminimum of 50 mm.
Distance to the wall
must be a minimum
of 50 mm.
Distance to the wall must be
aminimum of 50 mm.
Distance between the air
inlet and the wall must be
aminimum of 250 mm.
min. 250 mm.
Distance between
the air inlet and the
wall must be a mini-
mum of 250 mm.
Distance between the air
outlet and the wall must be
aminimum of 500 mm.
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Connecting the power cable
Wiring between the indoor and outdoor unit:
1. Remove the plastic cover from the indoor unit.
2. Use the circuit diagram (attached to the indoor unit) as
areference for the connections.
3. Replace the cover, “B” on the outside.
Select the correct location
No obstacles in the vicinity of the air outlet. The air stream
must be allowed to reach the entire room unhindered.
It must be possible to install the pipes and drill the hole in
the wall at an accessible location.
Ensure that there is sufficient distance between the unit,
ceiling and wall (refer to Chapter D).
It must be possible to remove the air filter easily.
The unit and remote control must be placed at least 1 metre
from televisions, radios, etc.
Strip lights may cause faults. Ensure that there is sufficient
distance.
Do not place any object in the vicinity of the air inlet. The
air intake may not be blocked.
The wall must be strong enough to bear the weight of the
unit. The wall construction may not cause any increase in
noise and vibrations.
Location for the installation of the outdoor unit
In an accessible, well ventilated location. Do not mount at
potentially hazardous locations, e.g. wherethereis a dan-
ger of a gas leak.
Maintain the required distance from the wall.
Do not expose the outdoor unit to greasy dirt or salty sea
air. Do not mount in the vicinity of gas pipes.
Do not mount on the street side due to the risk of water
splashing onto the unit.
Mount on a fixed foundation in order to prevent excessive
noise.
The air outlet must not be obstructed.
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Front panel
Connecting
clamp (inside)
Installation diagram
Outdoor unit
Indoor unit
Housing
Indoor unit
Not higher
than 5 m
Not higher than
5 m
Outdoor unit
Max. length of 10 m
(S95) or a max. of
15 m (S125, S185,
S245).
Max. length of
10 m (S95) or a max. of 15 m
(S125, S185, S245).

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INSTALLATION OF THE INDOOR UNIT
1. Installing the mounting plate
- Fit the mounting plate at the location
where the indoor unit will be hung. Take
account of the direction of the pipes.
- Place the mounting plate horizontally with
the aid of a level indicator or plumb line.
- Drill holes with a depth of 32 mm in order
to mount the plate.
- Insert the plastic plugs into the holes and
screw the plate into position with self-
tapping screws.
- Check that the mounting plate is firmly in
position and drill the hole for the pipes.
Note: the shape of the mounting plate may differ per model. However, the installation method is the same.
2. Drilling a hole for wires/pipes
-Determine the position of the lead-through hole for the wires/pipes on the basis of the drilling hole in
the mounting plate.
- Drill the hole in the wall. The hole must slope a little to the outside.
- Place a pipe sleeve in the hole in order to protect the wall.
3. Indoor unit wire/pipe installation
-Inserthe wires/pipes (gas and liquid
pipes) through the hole from the
outside, or from the inside if you
have installed the indoor unit first.
- Create a recess that corresponds with
the direction of the pipes.
Note: create recess 1, 2 or 4, depending on the position you have chosen for the hole in the indoor unit.
- Fit the drainage hose after connecting the wires/pipes. Now connect the power cables. Finish by
insulating the pipes, cables and drainage hose.
Insulation of the pipe connections: Insulate the connection pieces with insulating material and then wrap
them in vinyl tape.

Pipe insulation:
a. Place the drainage hose under the pipe.
b. Use insulating material exceeding 6 mm in
thickness.
- The drainage hose must slope downwards
slightly in order to allow moisture to drain
away easily.
Ensure that the drainage hose is not
twisted and does not protrude. The end
may not hang in the water.
If the drainage hose is extended with a hose, the section running alongside the indoor unit must be
insulated.
-If the wire/pipes are on the right hand side, the wires/pipes, power cable and drainage hose must be
insulated and fastened to the back of the indoor unit with a pipe clamp.
A. Fasten the pipe clamp to the groove.
B. Press the clamp to attach it to the mounting plate.
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Large pipe
Power cable
Small
pipe
Drainage hose
Wiring of defrosting
regulator (heat pump)
Power cable 1
(heat pump)
Insulating pipe
Mounting plate Pipe clamp Mounting plate Pipe clamp Mounting plate Hook here
Push through
here
Connecting the pipes
a. Connect the indoor unit pipes with two nut spanners. Select the
correct tightening moment in order to prevent the pipes, con-
necting pieces and nuts from being deformed or damaged.
b. First tighten by hand, and then with nut spanners.
Model
S95/S125/S185
S245
S95
S245
S125/S185
Pipe dimensions Tightening
moment Nut size
Tape

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4. Connecting the cable
- Indoor unit
Connect the power cable to the indoor unit by connecting
the cables to the units to the clamps on the terminal board
in the correct sequence. The colours of the wires and the
reference on the clamps must correspond.
Note: In some models, the cover must be removed in order
to connect the wiring.
- Outdoor unit
1. Remove the access cover of the unit by loosening the
screw. Connect the wires to the clamps on the terminal
board in the following manner:
2. Connect the power cable to the terminal board.
3. Replace the cover and tighten the screw.
4. Place an approved circuit breaker between the power
source and the unit for model S245. Install a suitable
main switch.
The illustrations are based on standard models.
The air conditioner you have purchased may be a different model.
Warning:
1. Always connect the air conditioner to a separate power circuit. Refer to the diagram on the inside of
the access cover for the connection of the wires.
2. Check that the cable thickness conforms to regulations (see table below).
3. Check that all wiring is securely connected.
4. Install an earth leak switch.
Note: All cables used must be approved in accordance with local regulations.
Cable specifications
Terminal board
(inside)
Front panel
Base plate
Access cover for
terminal board
(inside)
Outdoor unit
Indoor unit Housing
Type Cross-section Type Cross-section Type Cross-section
Power cable Power cable connection Power cable connection 1 (heat pump)
S95
S125
S185
S245

OUTDOOR UNIT INSTALLATION
1. Fit the drainage outlet and drainage hose (only for models with a
heat pump).
Condensation will drip off the outdoor unit when the indoor unit
isoperating in Heating mode. Fit a drainage outlet and a drainage
hose in order to drain the water effectively. Fit the drainage outlet
and rubber washer to the base plate of the outdoor unit (see fig.).
2. Installing and fitting the outdoor unit
Bolt the unit to a level and solid base.
Ensure that the unit is mounted securely in order to prevent problems caused by strong wind and
vibrations.
3. Connecting the outdoor unit pipes
Remove the covers of the two-way and three-way valve.
Close the pipes separately with the appropriate tightening moment.
4. Outdoor unit cable connection (see previous page)
Purging the pipe system
Air and moisture that remain in the pipe system after installation can damage the compressor. After the
indoor and outdoor units have been connected, air and moisturemust be removed with the aid of a vacuum
pump (see below).
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Vacuum pump
Three-way valve diagram

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1. Unscrew the two-way and three-way valve and remove the covers.
2. Unscrew the supply pipe and remove the cover.
3. Connect the flexible hose of the vacuum pump to the supply pipe.
4. Allow the vacuum pump to operate for 10-15 minutes until a pressure of 10 mmHg absolute is
achieved.
5. Close the low-pressure button on the vacuum pump while the pump is still operating. Now switch the
pump off.
6. Open the two-way valve (1/4 turn), and close it again after 10 seconds. Check all connections with
liquid soap or an electronic leak detector.
7. Turn the two-way and three-way valves to their operating positions. Disconnect the hose from the
vacuum pump.
8. Replace and tighten all covers.
Note
- Read these instructions for use before commencing installation.
- Make sure that no air remains in the cooling system and that no refrigerant is leaking.
- Testing: switch the air conditioner on after installation and take notes on the operation.
- Fuse of the indoor unit controller for types S95 and S125: 50T, permitted value 3.15 A,T, 250V. For
types S185 and S245: 3.15A, T, 250V.
- The fuse for the unit as a whole must be suitable for maximum power.
- The plug must be easily accessible in order to be able to switch the unit off in case of emergency.
If there is no easy access, a bipolar main switch must be installed at an easily accessible location.

EINSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Operation and display
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POWER INDICATOR
Lights up when power supply is
connected.
SLEEP MODE INDICATOR
Lights up when this function is
activated.
RECEIVER
Receives the signal from the remo-
te control.
TIME INDICATOR
Lights up during preset time.
OPERATING INDICATOR
Lit when the unit is in operation.
EMERGENCY BUTTON
To operate the unit if
the remote control is
not operational.
Adjustment of automatic restart
The machine has been programmed by the manufacturer to restart
automatically.
Following a power cut, the machine will resume operation in the last
selected function.
The shapes and positions of the switches and indicators may differ for
each model. However,the functions are identical.
EMERGENCY BUT-
TON
Tooperate the
unit if the remote
control is not ope-
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Remote control
The remote control transmits signals to the system.
SLEEP button
To activate or deactivate the sleep mode.
TIMER button
To select the TIMER function.
MODE button
To select the operating mode: Feel, Cooling,
Dry, Fan and Heating.
DOWN button (TOO WARM button)
To lower the preset room temperature and
reduce time periods.
UP button (TOO COLD button)
To raise your preset room temperatu-
re and extend time periods.
FAN SPEED operation button
For the selection of the ventilator speed in the
indoor unit: automatic, high, medium and low.
Horizontal plate button
To adjust the direction of the airstream.
ON/OFF button
For activation and deactivation.
Note: Each mode and the relevant functions will be specified hereafter.
Placing the batteries
Remove the batterycover in the direction of the arrow.
Place the new batteries as indicated (ensure that the positive (+) and negative poles (-) are in the correct
positions. Slide the battery cover back into place.
Note: Use 2 LR03 AAA (1.5 Volt) batteries. Do not use rechargeable batteries. Replace the batteries with new
batteries of the same type (see above) when the display starts to fade.
Storage of the remote control and tips for use
The remote control can be placed in a
wall-mounted holder.
Note: The remote control holder is
optional.
Using the remote control
Point the remote control at the receiver on the indoor unit of the
air conditioner. The air conditioner can be operated in this man-
ner up to a distance of 7 metres.
Receiver

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FEEL mode operating procedure
The operating mode is selected automatically (HEATING, DRY,
FAN, COOLING), depending on the room temperature at the
time the selection takes place.
With the remote control pointed at the air conditioner.
1. Activation
Press the ON/OFF/RUN button. The RUN indicator on the
indoor unit will light up when the machine receives a signal.
When the unit is not in the FEEL mode.
2. Selecting the FEEL mode
Press the MODE selector button.
Adjust the MODE to the FEEL setting.
The operating mode and temperatureare determined by the
indoor temperature.
3. Temperature adjustment
Press the gbutton or the hbutton.
When the gbutton is pressed, the value of the preset temperature increases by 1°C.
The indicator will not change after the temperature has been increased by 2°C.
When the hbutton is pressed, the value of the preset temperature is lowered by 1°C.
The indicator will not change after the temperature has been lowered by 2°C.
Note:
It may occur that no air is expelled from the unit while it is in operation.
The unit will not always start operating immediately after the mode has been changed.
TIMER mode
If you program the timer with the TIMER button upon leaving, it will be pleasantly warm when you return
home. You can deactivate the timer at night if you wish.
Indoor temperature Operating mode Desired temperature
Heating for ‘heat pump’ type
Ventilator for ‘cooling only’ type
20 – 26 °C DRY 18 °C
More than 26 °C COOLING 23 °C
Less than 20 °C
23 °C
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ADJUSTING THE TIMER
To activate the air conditioner at the desired time, follow the procedure specified below (the remote
control and air conditioner are switched off):
1. Press the Timer button.
2. Select the desired mode by pressing the Mode button.
3. Select the desired temperature by pressing the gh button (only
possible when the ‘cool’ or ‘heat’ mode is selected).
4. Select the ventilator speed (low, medium or high) or automatic mode
(only possible when the Feel, Cool or Heat mode is selected) by pressing
the Fan button.
The ventilator always operates in the Auto mode when the Dry mode is
selected.
5. Select Swing or no Swing by pressing the Swing button.
6. Press the Timer button (‘h’ flashes).
7. Use the gh button to select the time at which the air conditioner must
activate (between 0 and 10 hours can be set at every half hour –
between 10 and 24 hours can be set at every hour).
8. Press the Timer button (‘h’ stops flashing) and the preset time appears
in the display.
9. Press the Timer button again to delete the selected data from the memory.
Note: If no buttons arepressed during the programming of the timer function, the remote control will
switch offautomatically after 10 seconds.
Toswitch the air conditioner offat the desired time, follow the procedurespecified below (the remote
control and air conditioner are switched off):
1. Press the Timer button.
2. Use the gh button to select the time at which the air conditioner must deactivate (between 0 and 10
hours can be set at every half hour – between 10 and 24 hours can be set at every hour).
3. Press the Timer button (‘h’ stops flashing), and the preset time will appear in the display.
4. Press the Timer button again to delete the selected data from the memory.
Note: If no buttons are pressed during the programming of the timer function, the remote control will
switch off automatically after 10 seconds.
Note: if ‘h’ is flashing and you press the ON/OFF/RUN button once, the preset temperature will appear in
the display. You can now adjust the temperature with the gh button. Press the Timer button again to
display the time, which can now also be adjusted*. If the Timer button is pressed again, the data is stored
and the remaining time (that the air conditioner will be in operation) will appear in the display.
*Pressing the ON/OFF/RUN button instead of the Timer button deactivates the remote control.
Press the Timer function to check the settings in the display.
GNote
Check that the TIMER INDICATOR on the indoor unit lights up after the timer has been set.

FMAINTENANCE
Cleaning the front panel
1 Switch the machine off and remove the plug from the socket.
2 Hold the front panel at position “a” and pull it towards you.
3Clean with a soft dry cloth.
Use lukewarm water (max. 30˚ C) to remove stubborn dirt.
4 Never use volatile substances, such as benzene, or abrasives to
remove dirt.
5 Never spray water on the indoor unit.
Dangerous! Electric shock!
6 Replace the front panel and close it by pushing position “b” down.
Cleaning the air filter
The air filter must be cleaned regularly.
Follow this procedure:
1. Switch the machine off completely.
- Open the front panel.
- Carefully pull the filter handle towards you.
- Grip the handle and slide the filter out.
2. Clean and replace the air filter.
To remove stubborn dirt, clean the filter in lukewarm water with detergent. After cleaning, allow the
filter to drycompletely out of direct sunlight.
3. Close the front panel.
If the air conditioner is operating in an extremely dusty environment, it must be cleaned everytwo
weeks.
GSAFETY
Operating status
The safety components can detect faults and deactivate the unit in the following cases:
HEATING
The outside temperature is above 24°C
The outside temperature is under -7°C
The room temperature is above 27°C
COOLING
The outside temperature is above 43°C
The room temperature is under 21°C
DRY
The room temperature is under 18°C
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Noise
- Install the air conditioner on a solid base in order to prevent excessive noise.
- Install the outdoor unit in such a way that the expelled air does not cause a nuisance for neighbours.
- Do not place obstacles in the path of the air expelled from the outdoor unit, this increases noise.
Safety features
1The safety feature deactivates the unit in the following cases:
- When the function is stopped or changed while the unit is operating. Wait 3 minutes before
switching the air conditioner on again.
- After the plug has been inserted in the socket and the unit has been immediately switched on. The
unit will activate after approximately 20 seconds.
2. Press the ON/OFF button to restart after the unit has deactivated due to the operation of the safety
feature. The Timer must then be reset.
Checks
The following must be checked after the air conditioner has been in use for an extended period of time:
- Overheating of the power cable and the plug. Can you smell burning?
-Is theremore noise or vibration than normal?
- Does the indoor unit leak water?
- Is the metal housing live?
Switch the air conditioner offin all the above cases! We recommend periodic inspection by a registered
installer (at least once everyfive years).
Feature of the HEATING mode
For heating
When the HEATING function is activated, the airstream will only start to flow from the indoor unit after
2–5minutes.
After Heating
When the Heating function is deactivated, the ventilator of the indoor unit will continue operating for
another 2 – 5 minutes.
Defrosting
During HEATING, the machine will defrost automatically in order to ensure optimum operating efficiency.
This procedure usually takes 2-10 minutes. The ventilator function stops during defrosting. The HEATING
function restarts automatically after defrosting.
GWarning
If the air conditioner is operating in the COOLING or DRY mode while relative humidity is over
80%, moisture may drip out of the air outlet of the indoor unit (due to a window or door being
open, for instance).

HPROBLEM SOLVING
The following problems do not always indicate a fault. Please check them before contacting the service
department:
Problem Cause / Solution
The plug is not inserted firmly in the socket.
The batteries in the remote control are empty.
The safety feature has been activated or the fuse has burnt out.
Are the air inlets or outlets blocked?
Is the temperature set correctly?
Is the air filter dirty?
No effective operation.
Faults (due to static electricity discharges or disruptions in the
power supply) will prevent the machine from operating correctly.
If this is the case, pull the plug out of the socket, and then re-
insert it after 2-3 seconds.
Does not start immediately. Changing the mode during operation: 3 minute delay.
Unusual odour.
Odour may be caused by another source – furniture, cigarettes,
etc. The unit expels air that it has sucked in.
Caused by the refrigerant in the air conditioner: this does not
indicate a fault.
The sound of defrosting in the heating mode.
Acreaking sound.
The sound may be caused by the expansion/shrinkage of the front
panel as a consequence of temperature fluctuations.
Mist/moisture is expelled from the air outlet.
Condensation/mist is created when the air temperature in the
room drops significantly due to the fact that cold air is expelled in
the COOLING or DRY mode.
The red compressor indicator flashes
constantly and the ventilator in the indoor
unit ceases to operate.
The unit will switch from the heating mode to the defrosting
mode. The indicator light will go out within 10 minutes and the
unit will return to the heating mode.
No cooled or heated air.
The sound of running water.
The unit does not operate.
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