Keep the indoor unit and the remote
control dry to avoid short circuit ,
even fire accident.
Do not use and store flammable gas or liquid
such as fixature,paint or gasoline close to the
air-conditioner to avoid fire hazard.
Do not touch the swinging wind vanes,
or it may clamp your finger and damage
the driving parts of the wind vanes.
Do not split the fan cover to avoid the possible injury by the rotating fan at high speed.
Do not allow the children to touch
the air-conditioner to avoid the possible danger.
Do not put your hands or stick-shaped objects
into the air outlet of the indoor and outdoor
unit, otherwise, the rotating fan at high speed
may cause injury to you.
Danger
Danger
Do not pull the power cord,
The damage of power cord will
cause serious electric shock.
Do not operate with wet hands or
in damp environment. it will cause
electric shock.
Electric
shock
In case the following situation, please immediately stop the operation of the air-conditioner
and cut off the power supply, then contact the service centre.
Failure
type
Maintenance
Failure type and methods of resolution
The RUN light or other display light flashes rapidly and keep flashing after the
plug is taken off and then plugged in.
The fuse blows repeatedly or the circuit breaker is activated repeatedly.
The remote control does not work or the switch operates unusually .
Object or water from outside comes into the air-conditioner.
Other abnormal phenomenon.
In case th t abnormal phenomenon occurs
such as unusual noise, smoke or electric leakage
etc.,please immediately cut off the power supply
and then contact with the service centre
do not try to repair it by yourself.
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