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Phenomenon

Solution

Checked items before 
maintenance

Eliminate the odour 

source. Clean the 

filter.

Unit is operating un-

der auto mode? 

Voltage is too low?

Wait until the voltage 

resumes normal.

Remove obstacles.

Your required temp-

erature exceeds the

set  temperature 

range? 

Filter is dirty?

Clean the filter.
Adjust temperature to

proper range. 

Is sensitivity of rem-

ote controller low; 

fuzzy display or no 

display?  

Disconnect power, 

put back power, and 

then turn on the unit 

again.

No display when op-

erating remote cont-

roller?

Check whether rem-

ote controller appears

to be damaged. If yes,

replace it.  

Whether remote co-

ntroller is within the 

signal receiving range?

Eliminate obstacles.

Take the remote con-

troller close to indoor

unit. Turn off the fluo-

rescent lamp and then

try it again.

Whether remote co-

ntroller is pointing at 

the receiving window?

Under heating mode, 

indoor temperature is 

reached to set temp-

erature?

Temperature can’t 

be adjusted under 

auto mode. Please 

switch the operation

mode if you need to 

adjust temperature. 

Check the batteries. 

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lace them. 

Power cord is overheating or damaged.

There’s abnormal sound during operation.

Air switch trips off frequently.

Air conditioner gives off burning smell.

Indoor unit is leaking.

Select proper angle 

and point the remote 

controller at the rece-

iving window on indoor 

unit.

Power failure?

Wiring has malfunc-

tion?

Unit has restarted 

immediately after 

stopping operation? 

Wait for 3min, and 

then turn on the unit 

again. 

Is plug loose?

Whether there’s inte-

rference, such as 

thunder, wireless 

devices, etc.

Reset the function.

Check items

Whether the function 

setting for remote

controller is correct?   

Indoor temperature 

  and humidity is high? 

The noise is the sound 

of refrigerant flowing 

inside the unit, which is 

a normal phenomenon.

Check items

Solution

This is the sound of 

friction caused by 

expansion and or 

contraction of panel 

or other parts due to

the change of temp-

erature.

Whether there’s od-

our source, such as

furniture and cigare-

tte, etc. 

In order to prevent 

blowing out cold air, 

indoor unit will be 

started after delaying 

for several minutes, 

which is a normal 

phenomenon.

Heating mode is 

turned on just now?

Reinsert the plug.

Phenomenon

Odours are 

emitted

Air switch trips off 

or fuse is burnt out? 

Set tempe-

Ask professional to 

 replace air switch or fuse.  

Set temperature 

Signal receiving 

range is 8m. 

Whether there are 

obstacles? 

range: 16°C~30°C.

Ask professional to 

replace it. 

rature can’t

Pull out the plug.

Reinsert the plug after 

about 3min, and then

turn on the unit again.  

no action.

be adjusted 

Indoor unit 
can’t receive 
remote co-

Set temperature is 

in proper range? 

Do not repair or refit the air conditioner by yourself.

If the air conditioner operates under abnormal 

conditions, it may cause malfunction, electric

shock or fire hazard.

ntroller’s si-

Door and window 

are open? 

gnal or remote 

Because indoor air 

is cooled rapidly. 

After a while, indoor 

temperature and hu-

midity will be decrease 

and mist will disappear. 

controller has 

Cooling
(heating)
effect is 

Whether it's interfered 

severely (such as sta-

tic electricity, stable 

voltage?)  

Fluorescent lamp in 

room? 

not good. 

window.

Close door and 

Air conditi-

Air conditioner is 

abnormally

turned on or turned 

oner operates 

off just now? 

Air inlet or air outlet 

of indoor unit is 

blocked? 

“Water 

noise

flowing”

Air conditioner is 

turned on or turned 

No air 

off just now?

emitted 

unit  

from indoor 

After reaching to set

Cracking
noise 

Air 

Wait until power 

recovery.

conditioner 
can’t operate 

Mist is emi-
tted from
indoor unit’s
air outlet 

General phenomenon analysis

Please check below items before asking for 

maintenance. If the malfunction  still can’t be 

eliminated,  please  contact  local  dealer  or  qualified

professionals.

temperature, indoor  

unit will stop blowing

out air. 

WARNING

When below phenomenon occurs,please turn

off air conditioner and disconnect power immedi-

ately, and then contact the dealer or qualified 

 

professionals for service.

Summary of Contents for CH-S07FTXK-NG

Page 1: ...WNER S MANUAL For proper operation please read and keep this manual carefully CH S07FTXK NG CH S09FTXK NG CH S12FTXK NG CH S18FTXK NG CH S24FTXK NG EN Cozy inverter Series HVLJQHG E RRSHU XQWHU QWHUQD...

Page 2: ...reasons This symbol indicates the possibility of death or serious injury This symbol indicates the possibility of injury or damage to property Indicates important but not hazard related information us...

Page 3: ...aware that refrigerants may not contain an odour Read specialist s manual All the work men who are engaging in the refrig eration system should bear the valid certification awarded by the authoritati...

Page 4: ...erant If you should cut or weld the refrigerant system pipes in the process of maintaining please foll ow the steps as below c Vacuuming d e Cutting or welding Clean it with N2 gas f Carry back to the...

Page 5: ...ir conditioner Unstable power supply or incorrect wiring may result in electric shock fire haza rd or malfunction Please install proper power supply cables before using the air conditioner The groundi...

Page 6: ...must be po sitioned so that the plug is accessible For the air conditioner with plug the plug should be re achable after finishing in stallation For the air conditioner with out plug a circuit breaker...

Page 7: ...by the manufacturer its ser vice agent or similarly qua lified persons in order to avoid a hazard Do not connect air condi tioner to multi purpose soc ket Otherwise it may cau se fire hazard Do discon...

Page 8: ...It may cause mal function Do not step on top panel of outdoor unit or put heavy objects It may cause dam age or personal injury When below phenomenon occurs please turn off air conditioner and discon...

Page 9: ...UZLVH LW PD FDXVH DEQRUPDO RSHUDWLRQ ZUoQJ DFWLoQ PHFKDQLFDO PDOIXQFWLoQ oU HYHQ VHULRXV VDIHW DFFLGHQW 1 minute sure that the unit is running in cooling mode Then fully close the valve at high pressu...

Page 10: ...requirement of air conditioner Unstable power supply or incorrect wiring or malfunction Pl ease install proper power supply cables before using the air conditioner grounding wire of power socket 5 Be...

Page 11: ...when opening the hole bellmouth Pretighten the union nut with hand Please refer to the actual circumstances for the number of screws and the position of screws rear right 1 The pipe can be led out in...

Page 12: ...the wire by yourself cable cross hole power connection wire reachable after finishing installation For the air conditioner without plug an air switch must be installed in the line The air switch shou...

Page 13: ...indoor power cord Bind up the connection pipe power cord and Bind them evenly Remove the wire clip connect the power conn ection wire to the wiring terminal according to the color tighten the screw a...

Page 14: ...et for outdoor unit is damaged or corroded If yes please contact dealer The filter should be cleaned every three months If there is much dust in the operation environme After removing the filter do no...

Page 15: ...pansion and or contraction of panel or other parts due to the change of temp erature Whether there s od our source such as furniture and cigare tte etc In order to prevent blowing out cold air indoor...

Page 16: ...button to turn off the air conditioner When the air conditioner is turned on it will operate under auto mode Display Temp indicator Power indicator NOY OY ZNK MKTKXGR OTZXUJ IZOUT GTJ ZNK IURUX UL OTJ...

Page 17: ...ode Outdoor ambient temp Auto mode Cool mode X FAN button Set temp Indoor ambient temp Temp display type Dry mode Fan mode Heat mode Set temperature 8 C heating function Health mode Scavenging functio...

Page 18: ...give out a di sound which means the signal has been sent to the air conditioner When selecting auto mode air conditioner will operate automatically according to ex factory setting Set temperature can...

Page 19: ...nder COOL or HEAT mode press this button to turn to quick COOL or quick HEAT mode icon is displayed on remote controller Press this button again to exit turbo function and icon will disappear If start...

Page 20: ...CLOCK button to confirm the time icon stops blink ing button Under on and off status you can set T OFF or T ON simultaneously Before setting T ON or T OFF please adjust the clock time After starting u...

Page 21: ...art up the ener gy saving function will cancel sleep function Under OFF status press and MODE buttons simultaneously to switch temperature display between C and F Under cooling mode press TEMP and CLO...

Page 22: ...y clean it once a month if not clean it once every three months After the auto clean function is turned on you can leave the room When auto clean is finished the air conditioner will enter standby sta...

Page 23: ...nction or damage the parts Is there any obstruction in the air inlet and outlet Is heat insulation of pipe line sufficient It may cause malfunction or damage the parts The gas valve and liquid valve o...

Page 24: ...20 Parts name Outdoor Unit 127 Actual product may be different from above graphics please refer to actual product air inlet air outlet...

Page 25: ...ubstances other than the specified refrigerant Any presence of air or other foreign substance in the refrigerant circuit will cause system pre ssure rise or compressor rupture resulting in injury Meas...

Page 26: ...roper power supply cables before using the air conditioner 5 Be sure to cut off the power supply before pr 4 Make sure that the installation follows the req uirement of installation dimension diagram...

Page 27: ...n vent As for the shape of drainage joint please refer to the current product Do not install the drainage joint in the severe cold area Otherwise it will be frosted and then cause malfunction Take suf...

Page 28: ...er connection wire and signal con trol wire with wire clip only for cooling and h eating unit 1 The through wal height of drain hose shoul not be higher than the outlet pipe hole of in door unit 24 Sl...

Page 29: ...Leakage detection Use vacuum pump Remove the valve caps on the liquid valve and It may cause insufficient cooling heating capacity 1 1 2 5 Remove the piezometer open the valve core Reinstall the handl...

Page 30: ...and 8m the min length of con nection pipe is 3m Max length of connection pipe is shown as below 4 1 2 The calculation method of additional refrigerant oil and refrigerant charging amount after prolon...

Page 31: ...below 1 8 1 0 2 4 2 2 27 uneven thickness the length is equal hard mold NOTICE Outer diameter mm B Remove the burrs Remove the burrs with shaper and prevent the D Put on the union nut pipe and outdoo...

Page 32: ...eal ed or intrinsically safe Presence of fire extinguisher If any hot work is to be conducted on the refrigera tion equipment or any associated parts appropriate Ventilated area Ensure that the area i...

Page 33: ...and being used correctly the recovery process is supervised at all times by a competent person Labelling d Pump down refrigerant system if possible e If a vacuum is not possible make a manifold so th...

Page 34: ...refrigerant shall be returned to the refrigerant supplier in the correct recovery cylinder and the relevant waste transfer note arranged Do not mix refrigerants in recovery units and especially not i...

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