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Heat Controller, Inc.   

                               

OWNER’S MANUAL

                                                Packaged Thru-The-Wall Heat Pump

 

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3.    USE AND MAINTENANCE     

3.8  Sleep  mode: 

The  sleep  mode  changes  the  set  temperature  of  the  unit  over  time  while  you  sleep  to  provide 

optimal  comfort in an  effort to match  the  body’s  natural temperature  changes  during  sleep.  To  activate  sleep  mode, 

simply press the sleep button. In the sleep mode, the set temperature of the unit will either increase in cooling mode or 

decrease in heating mode by 1 degree after an hour, then by another degree an hour later. The sleep mode function can 

be cancelled by pressing the sleep button at any time.

 

Sequence of operation

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Press  the 

MODE

  button 

“ 

 

”,to 

select cool mode 

“ “/ heat mode “ ” 

or auto mode 

”. The unit will run in 

the set mode. 

Press  the 

SLEEP

 

button  “

”,  to 

select  sleep  function.  This  icon  will 
display  on  LCD.  Press  it  again  to 
cancel the sleep function. 

If  the  sleep  function  is  selected,  the 
fan  speed  is  automatically  set  in  low 
speed. 

Press 

UP

 

 

“  or 

DOWN

 

 

”   

button, 

to 

select 

the 

desired 

temperature. 

Summary of Contents for RPHE-093G Series

Page 1: ...Heat Controller Inc 1900 Wellworth Ave Jackson MI 49203 517 787 2100 www heatcontroller com INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL Packaged Thru the Wall Heat Pump RPHE 093G Series...

Page 2: ...PRODUCT READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLING OPERATING OR PERFORMING MAINTENANCE ON THE RPHE 093G PACKAGED ROOM AIR HEATPUMP UNIT Do not dispose this product as unsorted municipal waste Collection of s...

Page 3: ...F THE PIPES 6 2 6 FITTING THE GRATINGS 7 2 7 FITTING THE UNIT ON THE BRACKET 8 3 1 INTRODUCTION OF LCD ICONS 9 3 2 REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS 9 3 3 STANDARD HEATING MODE 10 3 4 SUPER HEATING MODE 11 3 5...

Page 4: ...unattended Before operating the product remove the unit from its packaging and check it is in good condition Do not operate any product with a damaged cord or plug or after the unit malfunctions has b...

Page 5: ...ronment They must be removed from the remote control when they reach the end of their life and disposed of responsibly 1 3 RECEIVING THE GOODS The unit is delivered in a protective packaging and is ac...

Page 6: ...ity Btu h 9300 Heating capacity Btu h 9300 Electric heater capacity Btu h 6800 Power input in cooling W 922 Power input in heating W 864 Power input for Electric heater W 2000 EER Btu W 9 99 COP Btu B...

Page 7: ...on 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 studs pipes wires etc Please also ensure t...

Page 8: ...al into a water tank floor drain or sump pump Note If system B is used do not unplug the black rubber cap for drainage hole A 2 3 DRILLING THE WALL P5 Please note If you are drilling the hole above gr...

Page 9: ...ll and pipe Insert the fresh air pipe 1 31 32 into the 2 1 16 hole Please center the pipes into the holes in the wall and insulate and seal their perimeters to prevent air and humidity infiltration us...

Page 10: ...g of the flexible grating and the metal grille to the tube before installation Insert the cords through the centre of the grating Note The flexible grating fits on the outside of the tube and the meta...

Page 11: ...rely fastened to the wall and that any necessary preparations for electric connection and condensate drainage have been made fasten the unit to its supporting bracket Lift up by holding the sides at t...

Page 12: ...e unit starts 7 TIMER OFF BUTTON Selects the time the unit stops 8 CLOCK BUTTON Adjusts the clock 9 LOUVER SWING BUTTON Adjusts the airflow direction 10 SLEEP BUTTON Change the set temperature of the...

Page 13: ...ss the ON OFF button to switch on the unit The unit will begin to run in memory mode 1 Press the MODE button to select heat mode The unit will heat 2 Press UP or DOWN button to select the desired temp...

Page 14: ...ode The unit will heat 1 3 4 Press UP or DOWN button to select the desired temperature Press the FAN SPEED button to select the fan speed is low speed is middle speed is high speed flashing is auto sp...

Page 15: ...to select cool mode The unit will cool Press the FAN SPEED button set up the fan speed is low speed is middle speed is high speed flashing is auto speed For auto fan the speed is chosen automatically...

Page 16: ...to select dry mode The unit will dehumidify FAN SPEED button is disabled Indoor fan speed is always low in dry mode 3 Press the MODE button to select fan mode The unit will run in fan Press the FAN S...

Page 17: ...either increase in cooling mode or decrease in heating mode by 1 degree after an hour then by another degree an hour later The sleep mode function can be cancelled by pressing the sleep button at any...

Page 18: ...will run in auto mode 1 2 Press the FAN SPEED button to select the fan speed is low speed is middle speed is high speed flashing is auto speed For auto fan the speed is chosen automatically by the di...

Page 19: ...etting temperature 4 Press the TIMER OFF button to select the time to switch off the unit Press the button to adjust up 1 hour Press the button to adjust up 1 minute When the time is over the unit wil...

Page 20: ...ting Mode is ON or OFF 8 Down button Reduces the set temperature 9 Up button Increases the set temperature 10 Fan speed button Selects the desired fan speed low medium high auto 11 Auto fan speed LED...

Page 21: ...carefully and select the correct operating mode for the correct outdoor temperature condition STANDARD HEATING MODE is recommended mainly in Late Spring Summer Early Autumn when heating is required an...

Page 22: ...the above wash it do not use hot water and only when it is dried replace it in same way ATTENTION 1 Do not use the unit without the filter 2 Do not use the fresh air system in heating mode below 41 F...

Page 23: ...n filter which not only has the function of eliminating suspended particles the standard filter has but also eliminates smaller particles such as free chlorine odors colors and toxic particles that ar...

Page 24: ...anges 3 17 TROUBLESHOOTING POSSIBLE PROBLEMS The unit does not work The unit does not heat or cool the room Strange smell in the room Water drips from the unit The remote control does not work The uni...

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Page 26: ...04 2011...

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