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7.1 Positioning the air conditioner (P3)

To maintain the best performance from your air conditioner, prevent breakdowns or hazards, you 
must position it correctly.Please follow the guidelines and instruction below in full, as failure to do so 
could cause potential installation problems.

The air conditioner must be installed on an exterior wall that has access to the out side with a 
minimum of 2 meters clearance to the outside.(See image P3)

The air conditioner must be fitted leaving room all around as illustrated in the paper template.

The wall on which the air conditioner is installed must be sturdy and able to withstand the weight for 
the air conditioner.

After determining the best place for installation as described above. Please check to ensure that the 
wall can be drilled in the chosen area without interfering with other structures or installations (beams, 

7.2  Paper template (P4)

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Please also ensure that there are no obstacles on the outside of the wall, which may obstruct air 
circulation through the drilled holes, for example:(plants and their leaves, slats or panelling, drain 
pipes, overflows and gratings,etc.). Any obstruction could  interfere with the correct performances of 
the air conditioner.

Fasten the template to the wall once the following guidelines have been thoroughly checked. 

• Do not drill any holes until you are completely confident that there are no obstacles in the area you
wish to drill and there are no obstructions, which could be hidden by the construction of the wall, for 
example: electrical wiring, water&gas pipes or supporting lintels or beams.

• Ensure that a spirit level is used, as the air conditioner must be level.

• Follow the installation instructions in full.

•Fasten the template to the wall taking care to check the distance from the floor or ceiling.

•Use a pilot drill to mark the centre of each core hole to be drilled.(See image P5)

7.3 Drilling the wall(P6,P7,P8)

Please note:If you are drilling the hole above ground floor level, please ensure that an area has been 
secured and while the holes are drilled the outside area is supervised until drilling has been

secured and while the holes are drilled the outside area is supervised, until drilling has been 
completed.

Intake and outlet holes

• This operation should be carried out using the proper tools ( diamond tip or core borers drills with
high twisting torque and adjustable rotation speed). 

•Find the holes center drilled before, use a core boring head having a diameter of  200mm to drill the
two holes for intake and outlet the air. 

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Note: 

It is recommended that the holes must have a slightly downward inclination of 3-5 degree to 

prevent any backflow of water from the pipes. 

Summary of Contents for iCOOL

Page 1: ...i per il benessere ed il risparmio www finteksrl com TECHNICAL MANUAL ICOOL IWARM Before installing the air conditioner carefully read the instructions iCOOL iWARM Pompe di Calore Monoblocco ad Alta Efficienza ...

Page 2: ...n C 2 3 Overall Dimensions 4 Explosion view and parts list 5 Rated technical data 6 E l b l 6 Energy label 7 Installation 8 Electric wiring 9 Description of software operation 10 P i 10 Precaution 11 Ordinary maintenance 12 Problem and solution ...

Page 3: ...a great look to the building as only 2x200mm holes are required The benefits of no outdoor unit are no sleeve no louvers and no rust ensuring low cost installation and maintenance The heat pump provides low operating costs when in heating mode R410a gas friendly refrigerant with high efficiency ozone Auto water evaporation in cooling and heating mode Auto water evaporation in cooling and heating m...

Page 4: ...3 Overall Dimensions Note The external pipes are same Ø197mm ...

Page 5: ...4 Explosion view and parts list 4 1 iCOOL Explosion view ...

Page 6: ... 1 14 R131030006 3 way terminal block 1 15 128060209 Wire protection ring 1 16 R131130003 Condenser fan capacitor 2 17 R139010035 Power plug protection ring 1 18 R132040139 Power plug 1 19 R128030549 PMMA 1 20 R128030543 Front panel 1 20 R128030543 Front panel 1 21 R128030545 Front frame 1 22 R128030555 Outlet frame 1 23 R128030557 Flap1 1 24 R128030572 Flap2 1 25 R138140752 Insulation material fo...

Page 7: ... Front cover EPP sponge 1 58 R138140716 Electrical box top sponge 1 59 R138140717 Electrical box side sponge1 1 60 R138140718 Electrical box side sponge2 1 61 R138140724 Right metal plate sponge 1 62 R138140696 Condenser insulation sponge 1 p g 63 R138140698 Evaporator insulation sponge 1 64 R138140729 Wall bracket insulation sponge 1 65 R138140701 Back metal plate sponge 1 66 R138140573 Capacitor...

Page 8: ...4 2 iWARM Explosion view ...

Page 9: ...030557 Flap1 1 14 R128030572 Flap2 1 15 R128030555 Outlet frame 1 16 R131060066 Step motor plap 2 17 R127041116 Right metal plate 1 18 R131040178 Indoor motor 1 19 R127020796 Evaporator motor support 1 20 R127020798 Indoor motor holder 2 21 R128060423 Bottom EPP 1 22 R128050021 Tangential fan 1 22 R128050021 Tangential fan 1 23 R122010207 Evaporator assy 1 24 R128060422 Upper EPP 1 25 R128060427 F...

Page 10: ...e 1 43 R128060424 Condenser cover EPP 1 44 R127020803 Top metal plate 1 45 R127020801 Back metal plate 1 5 0 080 ac eta p ate 46 R131040175 Anticlockwise condenser fan 1 47 R131040176 Clockwise condenser fan 1 48 R138140701 Back metal plate sponge 1 49 R128030561 Outside grille 2 50 R128070006 Drainage pipe 1 51 R131170148 Remote control 1 52 R128040261 Remote control seat 1 53 R131100001 Battery ...

Page 11: ...Air low m3 h 450 450 Outdoor Air low m3 h 450 450 Noise lever SPL dB A 49 49 Dehumidification capacity L 24h 12 5 12 5 Optional temperature remote control ć 18 30 18 30 Maximum external temperature eC 43 43 Minimum external temperature HP eC 5 5 Minimum external temperature HP eC 5 5 Fuse T3 15L V 250 250 Refrigerant R410a g 640 640 Dimension H W D cm 43 95 5 19 5 43 102 19 5 Net Weight Kg 40 42 T...

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Page 16: ...until you are completely confident that there are no obstacles in the area you wish to drill and there are no obstructions which could be hidden by the construction of the wall for example electrical wiring water gas pipes or supporting lintels or beams Ensure that a spirit level is used as the air conditioner must be level Follow the installation instructions in full Fasten the template to the wa...

Page 17: ...e holes for the unit and tighten them inside the wall The anchor bolts provided require 10mm holes the wall should be inspected to determine if provided bolts are useful or if it is necessary to use a different anchorage The manufacture is not liable in case of underestimation of the structural consistency of the anchorage made at the time of installation 7 5 Fitting the gratings After drilling th...

Page 18: ...a proper place See P23 7 8 Fitting the air conditioner on anchors After checking again that the fastening anchors are securely fastened to the wall and that any necessary preparations for electric connection and condensate drainage have been made fasten the air conditioner to its supporting anchors See P24 Lift it up by holding the sides at the bottom slightly insert the outside fan rings into the...

Page 19: ...8 ICOOL IWARM Electric wiring ...

Page 20: ...ging room temperature see below table Indoor temp Indoor temp 20ć 20ć indoor 25ć indoor 25ć Running mode heating fan cooling St d d fi d 20ć 22ć 25ć Standard fixed setting temperature 20ć 22ć 25ć Note 1 When Auto mode is selected unit would check room temperature first and work with fixed mode as above accordingly Every 6 minutes unit would check room temperature again running mode would be change...

Page 21: ...art Fan speed High speed Middle speed Low speed 1ć 1ć 2ć 5ć RT TS 9 3 3 Dry mode 1 Setting temperature range 18ć 30ćDŽ 2 Working conditions unit would work according to indoor temperature and setting temperature NO conditions Indoor fan motor Outdoor fan motor compressor Four way valve 1 RT ST Fixed with low speed Keep running no power supply 2 RT ST Works for 10 minutes then 2 RT ST Works for 10 m...

Page 22: ...rse When unit is turned into heating mode or turned on four way valve will open 5 seconds earlier than compressor When heating mode is changed or unit is turned off four way valve will close 2 minutes later than compressor 5 Outdoor fan motor working conditions start or close same time as the compressor When unit goes into defrost or over heating protection it will work according to defrost or ove...

Page 23: ...ose 2 F l ill k ft 1 i t 2 Four way valve will work after 1 minute 3 Compressor will work again after 30 seconds indoor fan will work with anti cold air function and defrost cycle is off Aux electrical heater will work as original mode if unit has this function Note 1 During defrost cycle yellow Timer led will flash with 1Hz frequency 2 Temperature detection is valid only when compressor is workin...

Page 24: ... Note When setting Timer and Sleeping function same time unit will work with Timer function 9 3 7 PTC electrical heater function Used for iWARM 1 N t PTC l t i l h t f ti 1 No auto PTC electrical heater function 2 Manual PTC electrical heater function PTC would work under the following conditions a The unit is working in heating mode b Room temperature RT 26 ć When RT Ts 1 ć PTC would be on after ...

Page 25: ...rol Step motor would control the flap panel moving run or stop according to the order from remote control 9 5 Protection function 9 5 1 Compressor 3 minutes delay protection a The compressor will run immediately when it works with first time b Compressor must stops for 3 minutes and reworks again Except defrost function in heating mode 9 5 2 Anti frozen protection in cooling and dry mode a If indo...

Page 26: ...ged cycle 9 5 5 Indoor PG motor problem protection If indoor fan motor could not receive the feedback pulse for 5 seconds it would close Compressor If indoor fan motor could not receive the feedback pulse for 5 seconds it would close Compressor outdoor fan motor valve and aux electrical heater will close same time Indoor unit fan motor would run again after 10 seconds if still do not receive the s...

Page 27: ...any product is used by or near children and pets and whenever the product is left operating and unattended Please note Before operating the product remove the air conditioner from its package and check it is in good condition Do not let children play with the packaging for example plastic bags Do not operate any product with a damaged cord or plug or after the air conditioner malfunctions has been...

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Page 29: ...r conditioner from the electrical supply Wipe external surfaces clean with a damp cloth only Do not use an abrasive cloth and or solvents as this may damage the surfaces Do not use excessively wet cloth or sponges as water stagnation could damage the air conditioner and compromise safety 11 3 Active carbon filter P34 The unit maybe includes active carbon filter which not only has the function of e...

Page 30: ...ture goes down 5 The temperature is not properly set check it 6 The grids could be obstructed check and remove the eventual obstacles 7 Dampness in the room coming from walls carpet furnishing or similar p g p g 8 Wrong installation of the air conditioner 9 Wrong connection of the drainage pipe 10 Exhausted batteries 11 Wrong insertion of the batteries inside the remote control 12 Protection of th...

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