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Your system can display different error codes. These are generally used by our Engineers to
determine the fault; here we have listed them below for your convenience.

Error code shown on display

Meaning of Error

Flashing LED on
Outdoor PCB

Note: Above errors are for the outdoor PCB to match with the error displayed on the indoor unit.

Outdoor PCB Flashing LED Codes

(this is a normal function)

Switch off if any error codes occur and contact us immediately, otherwi se further damage may 
occur

 

which will be outside the scope of warranty. 

In wintertime you may notice steam rising from the outdoor unit during defrost, this is normal. It is also 
common for the outdoor unit to drip water in the winter; this is the moisture condensing on the cold 
copper coils.

 

Please contact us if you have any doubts about the correct operation of your system.

 

You must contact us first for any service or warranty issues, no unauthorized work should be carried out 
on your system, any such unauthorized work will not be paid by us and may invalidate any warranty.

 

IMPORTANT 

- Items to note:

 

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Fix the machine firmly;

 

otherwise it may produce noise and vibration, or blow over in high winds.

 

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If using wall brackets for the outdoor unit, bolt t he unit to the brackets securely, check all bolts and 
serviceability of brackets and all fixings often, service or replace as required to prevent bracket failure 
and injury or death. Air Conditioning Centre

 

cannot accept any liability for damage to property or 

persons caused by insufficient servicing or checking fastness and safety of all components. 

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Install the outdoor unit where it will not disturb your neighbo urs. You may require planning permission in 
some areas, if in doubt always check first with your

 

Local Council before proceeding.

 

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IMPORTANT: When switching between heating and cooling modes, switch off system for 3 minutes 
before changing the mode

 

to allow the refrigerant to settle. 

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When using heating mode, the indoor unit fan will not operate until sufficient heat has been generated 
by the outdoor unit, this may take several minutes initially each time heating is selected.

 

Please be 

patient and wait for the indoor unit fan to operate and blow warm air.

 

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AUTO MODE is designed to keep the room at a rough ambient temperature using heating and cooling. 
This is more useful if you are leaving the room unattended and just want to keep it at an average 
temperature as it is not that precise for temperature accuracy. The idea is designed to use minimal 
electricity so the temperature range is +/- 5 degrees either way from where you have set it, this avoids 
the machine heating and cooling all day and ‘fighting’ itself using lots of power unnecessarily.

 

You will 

find that if you are occupying the room then either co oling mode or heating mode will give a 
more accurate temperature.

 

 

Summary of Contents for airconditioningcentre KFR-23IW/AG

Page 1: ...R32 Model No s KFR 23IW AG KFR 26IW AG KFR 33IW AG KFR 36IW AG KFR 53IW AG KFR 56IW AG KFR 63IW AG KFR 66IW AG ...

Page 2: ... a qualified Air Conditioning Installer please give this guide to your installer This equipment should be installed correctly by professionally qualified technicians according to the manufacturer s specifications and requirements Please read the entire instructions before commencing so the full process is understoodbefore beginning Failure to install correctly as set out in these instructions may ren...

Page 3: ...ectric shocks or fire Be sure to use only the specified accessories and parts for installation work Failure to use the specified parts may result in theunit falling water leakage electric shocks or fire Install the air conditioner on a foundation strong enough to withstand the weight of the unit A foundation of insufficient strength may result in the equipment falling and causing injury Electrical...

Page 4: ...d a hazard After completing installation check for refrigerant gas leakage Toxic gas may be produced if the refrigerant gas leaks into the room and comes into contact with a source of fire such as a fan heater stove or cooker CAUTION Do not install the air conditioner at any place where there is a danger of flammable gas leakage In the event of a gas leakage build up of gas nearthe air conditioner...

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Page 9: ...ernal bending springs as you will damage the pipe internally by chafing the copper The copper pipes take a little patience and care to bend suitable curves without crushing or kinking There are 2 pipes one is smaller than the other The smaller is fairly soft and will bend reasonably easily to a gentle curve be careful not to kink the pipe All larger pipes require a bit more patience First of all cu...

Page 10: ...hether there is any refrigerant leakage from the pipe connections e Next push the tyre inflator style valve on the T branch Larger pipe side for 3 4 seconds using a screwdriver or similar to expel any left over air CAUTION Gas might be cold If you notice a slight oily residue on the tip of the screwdriver this is normal do not worry and do not push in for more than 5 seconds even if no oil is prese...

Page 11: ...s If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or simply qualified personnel only to avoid a hazard The plug should be accessible after installing the appliance or trunking W supplied Fill in the gap in the wall left by the pipe to prevent rain water and moisture from entering Pour water into the drip tray and follow this through the drain or an oily su...

Page 12: ...m water with washing up liquid only dry naturally Check the outdoor unit and ensure no plants or leaves sticks etc can obstruct the fan operating and that air can flow freely through the rear cooling fins Wash the fins gently with a hosepipe to remove grit and dust that can collect on the fins Isolate from power supply first and allow to dry before reconnecting Your system should be serviced and refrig...

Page 13: ...ll fixings often service or replace as required to prevent bracket failure and injury or death Air Conditioning Centre cannot accept any liability for damage to property or persons caused by insufficient servicing or checking fastness and safety of all components l Install the outdoor unit where it will not disturb your neighbo u rs You may require planning permission in some areas if in doubt alway...

Page 14: ...ave a fault These are what the engineers use to identify and resolve your fault Indoor Unit Error Codes Meaning of fault Error code shown on display F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F7 F8 F9 FA FC FD FH Note If your error code is not displayed here do not worry give us a call and we can help resolve the issue See back of guide ...

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Page 17: ... Centre New Milton Hampshire BH25 6RH If you have any problems or you are unsure of anything please give us a call before installing For service or installation please call 03703 344 345 Or alternatively email us support airconditioningcentre com ...

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