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AF TER  SALE  SERV ICE  AND   WARRANTY

WHEN  ASK ING  F OR  SERV ICE,   CHECK   THE  F OLLOWING  P OINTS.

W hen  it  does  not  operate

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Is  the  fuse  all  rig ht?

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Is  the  v oltag e  ex trem ely   hig h  or  low?

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Is  the  circuit  b reak er  “O N ”?

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Is  the  setting   of  operation  m ode  different  from   other  indoor
units?

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Is  the  air  filter  b lock ed  with  dust?

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D oes  sunlig ht  fall  directly   on  the  outdoor  unit?

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Is  the  air  flow  of  the  outdoor  unit  ob structed?

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A re the doors or windows opened, or is there any  source of
heat  in  the  room ?

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Is  the  set  tem perature  suitab le?

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A re  the  air  inlets  or  air  outlets  of  indoor  and  outdoor  units
b lock ed?

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Is  the  fan  speed  “L O W ”  or  “S IL E N T ”?

C O ND IT IO N

C HEC K   T HE  F O LLO W ING  P O INT S

No te s

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In  q uiet  operation  or  stopping   the  operation,  the  following   phenom ena
m ay   occassionally   occur,  b ut  they   are  not  ab norm al  for  the  operation.
(1 )

S lig ht  flowing   noise  of  refrig erant  in  the  refrig erating   cy cle.

(2 )

S lig ht  rub b ing   noise  from   the  fan  casing   which  is  cooled  and  then
g radually   warm ed  as  operation  stops.

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T he odor will possib ly  b e em itted from  the room  air conditioner b ecause
the  v arious  odor,  em itted  b y   sm ok e,  foodstuffs,  cosm etics  and  so  on,
stick s to it. S o the air filter and the ev aporator reg ularly  m ust b e cleaned
to  reduce  the  odor.

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Please contact y our sales ag ent im m ediately  if the air conditioner still fails to operate norm ally  after the ab ov e
inspections.  Inform   y our  ag ent  of  the  m odel  of  y our  unit,  production  num b er,  date  of  installation.  Please  also
inform   him   reg arding   the  fault.

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Power supply  shall b e connected at the rated v oltag e, otherwise the unit will b e b rok en or could not reach the
specified  capacity .

W hen  it  does  not  cool  well
W hen  it  does  not  hot  well

If  the  rem ote  controller  is
not  transm itting   a  sig nal.

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D o  the  b atteries  need  replacem ent?

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Is  the  polarity   of  the  inserted  b atteries  correct?

R em ote  controller
display   is  dim   or  b lank .)

NO T E:

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If the supply  cord is dam ag ed, it m ust b e replaced b y  the special cord ob tainab le at authoriz ed
serv ice  parts  centers.

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O n switching  on the eq uipm ent, particularly  when the room  lig ht is dim m ed, a slig ht b rig htness fluctuation
m ay   occur.  T his  is  of  no  conseq uence.
T he  conditions  of  the  local  Power  S upply   C om panies  are  to  b e  ob serv ed.

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Summary of Contents for RAC-60YH7

Page 1: ... 1 ENGLISH FRANÇAIS ITALIANO ESPAÑOL PORTUGUÊS E SPLIT TYPE AIR CONDITIONER INDOOR UNIT OUTDOOR UNIT RAS 60YH7 RAC 60YH7 OUTDOOR UNIT INDOOR UNIT MODEL RAS 60YH7 RAC 60YH7 DEUTSCH ...

Page 2: ... HEIGHT mm 295 650 DEPTH mm 207 298 MODEL NAME AND DIMENSIONS OUTDOOR UNIT DRAIN PIPE Condensed water drain to outside CONNECTING CORD AND INSULATION PIPE FOR PIPING AIR INLET BACK AND LEFT SIDE AIR OUTLET Air cleansing filters are washable and can be use in 1 year time Type number for this air cleansing filter is SPX CFH5 Please use this number for ordering when you want to renew it Air cleansing...

Page 3: ... the heat exchanger of the outdoor unit for 5 10 minutes each time FILTER LAMP When the device is operated for a total of about 200 hours the FILTER lamp lights to indicate that it is time to clean the filter The lamp goes out when the AUTO SWING button is pressed while the device is on STANDBY MODE HITACHI TEMPORARY SWITCH TEMPORARY SWITCH TEMPORARY SWITCH Use this switch to start and stop when t...

Page 4: ...2 19 Outdoor Dry bulb C 21 43 2 21 Wet bulb C 15 26 1 15 Note Avoid to use the room air conditioner for cooling operation when the outside temperature is below 10 C 14 F The recommended maximum and minimum operating temperatures of the hot and cold sides should be as below Cooling Heating ...

Page 5: ...nstruction manual In s tru c tio n m a n u a l P a g e 1 24 T o o b ta in th e b e s t p e rfo rm a n c e a n d e n s u re y e a rs o f tro u b le fre e u s e p le a s e re a d th is in s tru c tio n m a n u a l c o m p le te ly ...

Page 6: ... ts l D o n o t in s ta ll n e a r lo c a tio n w h e re th e re is fla m m a b le g a s T h e o u td o o r u n it m a y c a tc h fire if fla m m a b le g a s le a k s a ro u n d it l P le a s e e n s u re s m o o th flo w o f w a te r w h e n in s ta llin g th e d ra in h o s e CAUTION P RECAUTIONS D URING OP ERATION l A v o id a n e x te n d e d p e rio d o f d ire c t a ir flo w fo r y o u r h ...

Page 7: ... e fle c to r a n d d rip s d o w n o c c a s io n a lly T h is w ill w e t y o u r fu rn itu re T h e re fo re d o n o t o p e ra te u n d e r s u c h c o n d itio n fo r a lo n g tim e l If th e a m o u n t o f h e a t in th e ro o m is a b o v e th e c o o lin g o r h e a tin g c a p a b ility o f th e u n it fo r e x a m p le m o re p e o p le e n te rin g th e ro o m u s in g h e a tin g e q ...

Page 8: ... lo w e r th e te m p e ra tu re s e ttin g K e e p p re s s e d a n d th e v a lu e w ill c h a n g e m o re q u ic k ly l TIM E b u tto n Us e th is b u tto n to s e t a n d c h e c k th e tim e a n d d a te l RESET b u tto n s l F UNCTION s e le c to r Us e th is b u tto n to s e le c t th e o p e ra tin g m o d e Ev e ry tim e y o u p re s s it th e m o d e w ill c h a n g e fro m AUTO to HEAT...

Page 9: ...n As th e s e ttin g s a re s to re d in m e m o ry in th e re m o te c o n tro lle r y o u o n ly h a v e to p re s s th e START STOP b u tto n n e x t tim e Pre s s th e FUNCTION s e le c to r s o th a t th e d is p la y in d ic a te s th e AUTO m o d e o f o p e ra tio n l Wh e n AUTO h a s b e e n s e le c te d th e d e v ic e w ill a u to m a tic a lly d e te rm in e th e m o d e o f o p e ra...

Page 10: ... p e ra tu re w ith th e TEMPERATURE b u tto n s th e d is p la y in d ic a te s th e s e ttin g Th e te m p e ra tu re s e ttin g a n d th e a c tu a l ro o m te m p e ra tu re m a y v a ry s o m e w h a t d e p e n d in g o n c o n d itio n s Pre s s th e START STOP b u tto n He a tin g o p e ra tio n s ta rts w ith a b e e p Pre s s th e b u tto n a g a in to s to p o p e ra tio n n As th e s e...

Page 11: ...o r u n it w ill s to p e m ittin g a ir a s s o o n a s th e ro o m te m p e ra tu re b e c o m e s lo w e r th a n th e s e ttin g te m p e ra tu re l Th e p re s e t ro o m te m p e ra tu re m a y n o t b e re a c h e d d e p e n d in g o n th e n u m b e r o f p e o p le p re s e n t in th e ro o m o r o th e r ro o m c o n d itio n s Se t th e d e s ire d ro o m te m p e ra tu re w ith th e T...

Page 12: ...e e d u ltra s lo w e r Se t th e d e s ire d ro o m te m p e ra tu re w ith th e TEMPERATURE b u tto n th e d is p la y in d ic a te s th e s e ttin g Th e te m p e ra tu re s e ttin g a n d th e a c tu a l ro o m te m p e ra tu re m a y v a ry s o m e h o w d e p e n d in g o n c o n d itio n s Pre s s th e START STOP b u tto n Co o lin g o p e ra tio n s ta rts w ith a b e e p Pre s s th e b u ...

Page 13: ... e e d l Afte r ro o m te m p e ra tu re re a c h e s th e p re s e t te m p e ra tu re th e c o o lin g o p e ra tio n w h ic h c h a n g e s th e fa n s p e e d a n d ro o m te m p e ra tu re to o b ta in o p tim u m c o n d itio n s fo r n a tu ra l h e a lth fu l c o o lin g w ill b e p e rfo rm e d Fo r th e c o o lin g o p e ra tio n F A N O P E R A T IO N Yo u c a n u s e th e d e v ic e s ...

Page 14: ...n tro lle r to w a rd th e in d o o r u n it a n d p re s s th e CANCEL b u tto n Th e RESERVED s ig n g o e s o u t w ith a b e e p a n d th e TIMER la m p tu rn s o ff o n th e in d o o r u n it 1 Se t th e TIME b u tto n 1 Pre s s th e OFF TIMER b u tto n Th e OFF m a rk b lin k s o n th e d is p la y 1 Pre s s th e ON TIMER b u tto n th e ON m a rk b lin k s o n th e d is p la y 2 Se t th e tu...

Page 15: ...tto n Th e s e ttin g o f tu rn o ff tim e is n o w c o m p le te Ex a m p le Th e d e v ic e w ill tu rn o ff a t 1 1 0 0 p m Ex a m p le Th e d e v ic e w ill tu rn o n a t 7 0 0 a m Th e s e ttin g o f th e tu rn o n tim e is n o w c o m p le te 4Se t th e tu rn o n tim e w ith th e TIMER c o n tro l b u tto n 5 Po in t th e s ig n a l w in d o w o f th e re m o te c o n tro lle r to w a rd th ...

Page 16: ...o te c o n tro lle r Th e TIMER la m p lig h ts w ith a b e e p fro m th e in d o o r u n it Wh e n th e s le e p tim e r h a s b e e n s e t th e d is p la y in d ic a te s th e tu rn o ff tim e Ex a m p le If y o u s e t 3 h o u rs s le e p tim e a t 1 1 38 p m th e tu rn o ff tim e is 2 38 a m 2 Pre s s th e SLEEP b u tto n a n d s e t th e s le e p tim e r Th e d e v ic e w ill b e tu rn e d o...

Page 17: ...a tte rie s to g e th e r 2 T a k e o u t th e b a tte rie s w h e n y o u d o n o t u s e th e re m o te c o n tro lle r fo r 2 o r 3 m o n th s C A U T IO N Push and pull to the direction of arrow CIRCU IT BREAK ER W hen y ou do not use the room air conditioner set the circuit b reak er to O F F TEMP ORARY SWITCH If the rem ote controller does not work due to b attery failure press this switch t...

Page 18: ...im er operation m ode tog ether with y our wak e up tim e in the m orning T his will enab le y ou to enjoy a com fortab le room tem perature Please use the tim er effectiv ely D usty air filter will reduce the air v olum e and the cooling efficiency T o prev ent from wasting electric energ y please clean the filter ev ery 2 week s Please pay attention to the room tem perature and air flow directio...

Page 19: ...s not to b e used for a long period of tim e please switch off the power from the m ains If the power from m ains rem ains O N the indoor unit still consum es ab out 8 W in the operation control circuit ev en if it is in O F F m ode W a rn in g T o protect the whole unit during lig htning please stop operating the unit and rem ov e the plug from the sock et O F F In te rfe re n c e F ro m Ele c tr...

Page 20: ...ers push the front panel at three arrow portion as shown in fig ure and close it C leaning and m aintenance m ust b e carried out only b y q ualified serv ice personal B efore cleaning stop operation and switch off the power supply C A U T ION C A U T ION D o not b end the air cleansing filter as it m ay cause dam ag e to the structure N OT E l In case of rem ov ing the air cleansing filters pleas...

Page 21: ...nd air cleansing filter using v acuum cleaner If there is too m uch dust air filter only rinse under running tap water and g ently b rush it with soft b ristle b rush A llow filters to dry in shade 3 l R e insert the air cleansing filter to the filter fram e S et the filter with F R O N T m ark facing front and slot them into the orig inal state l A fter attaching the filters push the front panel ...

Page 22: ...nt panel with b oth hands to detach and attach it C A U T IO N l D o not splash or direct water to the b ody of the unit when cleaning it as this m ay cause short circuit l N ev er use hot water ab ov e 4 0 C b enz ine g asoline acid thinner or a b rush b ecause they will dam ag e the plastic surface and the coating R em ov ing the F ront Panel l W hen the front panel is fully opened with b oth ha...

Page 23: ...is the outdoor unit tilted or unstab le Is the plug of power line firm ly plug g ed into the sock et Please ensure no loose contact b etween them C leaning and m aintenance m ust b e carried out only b y q ualified serv ice personal B efore cleaning stop operation and switch off the power supply C A U T IO N C onfirm 3 M A INT ENA NC E A T B EGINNING O F LO NG O F F P ER IO D l R unning the unit s...

Page 24: ...will possib ly b e em itted from the room air conditioner b ecause the v arious odor em itted b y sm ok e foodstuffs cosm etics and so on stick s to it S o the air filter and the ev aporator reg ularly m ust b e cleaned to reduce the odor l Please contact y our sales ag ent im m ediately if the air conditioner still fails to operate norm ally after the ab ov e inspections Inform y our ag ent of th...

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