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Maintenance

Turn off  the appliance

first before disconnecting

from the power supply.

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Use lukewarm water

(below 40 ) to clean

if  the appliance 

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Operate the unit at FAN ONLY

mode for half a day to dry the 

inside of it on a sunny day.

soft cloth to 

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Use a dry and 

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Summary of Contents for MCCT25SS

Page 1: ...Ceiling Cassette Type Ceiling Cassette Type Ceiling Cassette Type Split System MCCT25SS 2 5 HP MCCT40SS 4 HP MCCT40SS 4 HP...

Page 2: ...from the outlet Instead grasp the plug and pull to disconnect Do not attempt to repair disassemble or modify the appliance There are no user serviceable parts Arrange the power cord away from traf c...

Page 3: ...for future reference Please pay particular attention to the IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS section Hints for Economical Operation Clean air lter A clogged air lter reduces cooling ef ciency and should be clean...

Page 4: ...ter drains at COOLING or Dry operation 4 Identi cation of parts The diagrams in this booklet are based on the external view of a standard model and may differ from the air conditioner you purchased In...

Page 5: ...Water Pump running Flashing Drain Failure On Heater in use Receives signal from the remote controller RUN TIMER DRAIN HEATER On Unit is in operation Flashes for 10 seconds when setting SLEEP mode 5 I...

Page 6: ...direction signal transmit high fan speed medium fan speed low fan speed For adjusting room temperature Sleep indicator Heating indicator Electric heater indicator Cooling indicator Dry indicator Fan...

Page 7: ...olarity Push up to close the cover The service life of an alkaline battery is about 1 year When the indoor unit does not response to signal or the display becomes dim replace the batteries at once Rep...

Page 8: ...your desired mode appears Each time the FAN button is pressed the fan speed is changed in sequence I FEEL mode is specified on page 9 The compressor does not run in FAN ONLY mode 18 32 HEATING I FEEL...

Page 9: ...op the air vanes manually as this may damage the unit If the air vanes stop working turn off the unit and remove from the power supply Re store the power supply and switch on the unit this may reset t...

Page 10: ...sist the normal heating mode and output warm air faster When you do not want to use the electric heater it is recommended to switch off the power supply to the electric heater for safety Use remote co...

Page 11: ...cator on the front panel lights up when the timer is in use and turns off when the session is cancelled or nished I FEEL I FEEL I FEEL HI HI HI h h LOW LOW LOW Press the TIMER button h flashes on the...

Page 12: ...12 SLEEP mode...

Page 13: ...is it may damage or fade the surface of the unit Do not use benzine thinners polishing powder or similar solvents for cleaning These may cause the plastic surface to crack or deform If you do not plan...

Page 14: ...necting from the power supply shock Electric Dangerous Use lukewarm water below 40 to clean if the appliance is very dirty Operate the unit at FAN ONLY mode for half a day to dry the inside of it on a...

Page 15: ...15 Maintenance Make sure the surface is safe before climbing on to clean the unit...

Page 16: ...he power fuse or switch off Is the timer set correctly If the operation modes are changed too frequently the remote control may stop functioning If the remote control display is unclear or displays al...

Page 17: ...it must be replaced by its service agent or similar quali ed person in order to avoid a hazard Model MCCT25SS MCCT40SS Power Single phase 230 240V 50Hz 3 phase 380V 50Hz Rated Cooling Heating Capacity...

Page 18: ...m Avoid installing in a dirty or greasy area Height of ceiling board Install the unit in an area where the ceiling board in 2 3 5m above the ground Location for installing outdoor unit A convenient we...

Page 19: ...eiling Press the moulding board tightly onto the surface of the roof draw out the hole position for expand bolt with a pencil then take off the moulding board drill 8 holes for the expand bolts It is...

Page 20: ...ople Adjust the nuts on the bottom of the suspending poles allow the bottom of the unit 8 13mm higher than that of the ceiling board as the above gure shown Then adjust each corner of the bottom horiz...

Page 21: ...to louver motor wire Connect to remote control indicator wire Drain pipe connector Check water pump here Wall hole Drill a hole if the pipes and cables are to pass through the wall The hole should ti...

Page 22: ...n removing the nut some gas may discharge it is protective gas Then remove the plastic plug from the pipe according to the its location Pipe connection First align the center of are opening and connec...

Page 23: ...wrench As the left gure shown If the suspending section of the connecting pipes exceed 2m a xing bracket should be installed for every 1 5m to support its weight Air Purge After connecting the indoor...

Page 24: ...erformance of the air conditioner Drain pipe connection Connect the large end inner dia 25mm outer dia 32mm of the drain hose to the drain port of the main unit then clamp it well Measure the distance...

Page 25: ...cords 1 The section area of the power core wires above is a minimum one If the connecting cord between indoor and outdoor units are too long use a cable of larger section area to avoid voltage decrea...

Page 26: ...e wires well Incomplete connection or xing of wire could result in a hazard Electrical Wiring Diagram The electrician should cut all cables and cords to the correct length and follow local electrical...

Page 27: ...e o l l w G e r e n u l B e B u l e Bro wn Bro wn Bla ck Bla ck O a r g n e O r a n g e V o i e l t V i o l e t SINGLE PHASE MODEL Outdoor terminal Indoor terminal Indoor terminal Outdoor terminal 1L...

Page 28: ...u l e u l B e Bro wn Bro wn Bla ck Bla ck O r a n g e Y e l l o w O a r g n e e Y w o l l V i o l e t V o i e l t Outdoor terminal Indoor terminal Indoor terminal Outdoor terminal 1L 1L 2L 3L 4L 2L 3...

Page 29: ...ns the unit works normally otherwise check it again Since the front panel has not been installed it can not be checked through the indicators and remote controller yet Remove the cover for checking an...

Page 30: ...turning the screws of the 4 corners until it ts snugly to the ceiling board Restrict the sponge between the front panel and indoor unit to 5 8mm Allowing each side of the unit t well with the front p...

Page 31: ...r operating for a long time Outdoor unit If there is any abnormal sound or vibration If the operating noise and or air discharge affects neighbors Notes Please read this operating and installation man...

Page 32: ...if requested Failure to do so will void the warranty 32 PLEASE SEND IN THIS WARRANTY TO Mistral Service Centre 324 Frankston Dandenong Road Dandenong South Victoria 3175 Fill out the following detail...

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