Owner`s manual

SAFETY RULES AND BASIC RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE USER
Please do not attempt to install this product
yourself. Installation is complex and requires high
level of training and very specific tools.
Performance, safety, and longevity levels fully
depend on the quality of the installation.
Owner performed maintenance should be limited
to washing the indoor unit’s air filters and hosing
off the outdoor unit’s heat exchanger regularly. Any
other maintenance and deeper cleaning should be
performed by trained personnel only.
Always disconnect power to the entire system by
turning off the main breaker before cleaning or
maintenance.
Do not use the system for any purpose other then
air conditioning and heating the space it is installed
within.
Do not use the air conditioner without the air filters
properly installed and regularly cleaned, at least
once every 2 weeks or more often as needed.
Ignoring this important factor will cause expensive
repairs and cleaning to the heat exchangers.
External surfaces of the indoor and outdoor units
can be cleaned by warm water and mild soap, while
power is disconnected. Do not drip water inside.
If any vibrations, abnormal sounds, smells, smoke
or fumes are noticed, immediately shut down the
power and call a technician for service.
Never insert your hand, fingers or any other objects
into any of the openings.
Operate the air conditioner only using the remote
controller, except in an emergency, you may also
use the emergency button as mentioned later.
Do not allow the cold or hot discharge air to be
blown directly and continually on people, pets,
plants or other sensitive objects.
For extended unutilized periods, shut down the
power at the breaker. Cover the outdoor unit to
prevent from excessive accumulation of dust and
debris and from other perils. Remove the batteries
from the remote controller.
Do not use the remote controller too often to turn
the unit on and off. Instead set the thermostat at a
comfortable temperature and leave the system to
perform as programmed automatically to keep the
space at the desired comfort levels.
Turn off the system during thunderstorms.
Do not allow children play with or operate the
system without adult supervision.
Please remember, indoor fan runs continually in
cooling mode, while the compressor cycles on or
off as needed to maintain the set temperature. This
is normal and required for proper sampling of the
room air temperature across the temperature
sensors located in the indoor section. Power
consumed by the indoor unit is totally insignificant
and should not cause any economical concerns.
Do not discard the packing materials before
assuring the units inside were not damaged during
transportion. All packing materials are recyclable.
Do not discard the system components or packing
improperly to avoid environmental pollution.
Operate and regularly maintain the system as
instructed in this manual. Since not all possible
conditions and situations can be properly outlined
in this manual, as with any electrical appliance,
use common sense and caution during operation
and maintenance. Do not attempt to repair this
appliance without hiring a qualified technician.
Warranty is valid only when the equipment is
installed properly by licensed HVAC contractors
and the warranty registration card has been
properly filled out and sent to the manufacturer.
Keep the area near the outdoor unit clean from
snow, mud, leaves and other debris. Do not plant
any bush within the required clearances shown in
the diagrams in the following pages.
Do not cover the indoor or the outdoor units while
they may be operational or powered on.
Keep all windows and doors closed while the
system is operating. Excessive humidity in the
room air will cause unit sweat condensate water,
which may drip on your floors and furniture.
Use low fan speed mode for quieter operation but
select high fan speed mode for high performance.
Do not have this unit installed illegally and without
a required permit from your building department.
Check for compliance with all local codes,
ordinances and homeowners association rules.
For any other questions or concerns, always
consult with a properly trained HVAC technician.
Do not allow repairs or changes to your system
by unlicensed and untrained persons.
Contact the dealer for other questions.
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