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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Operation notices

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Explanation of symbols

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 Precautions

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Working temperature range

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 Parts 

name

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Indoor unit screen display

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Remote control

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Buttons on remote control

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Icon identification on remote control display

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Operation of remote control

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 Special 

functions

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Replacement of batteries in remote control

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 Emergency 

operation

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Maintenance

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Cleaning and maintenance

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Malfunction

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 Malfunction 

analysis

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 Error 

codes

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Preparation before installation

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Required installation clearance distances diagram

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Tools required for installation

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Selection of installation location

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Requirements for electrical connection

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Installation

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Installation of indoor unit 

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Installation of outdoor unit

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 Vacuum 

pumping

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 Leakage 

detection

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Checking after installation

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Operation test

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Other considerations

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Configuration of connection pipes

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Pipe expanding method

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This appliance is not intended for use by people (including children) with

reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and

knowledge, unless they are under the supervision or instruction

concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

Summary of Contents for OCD09KCH23S

Page 1: ...carefully before operating the unit and keep it for future reference DUCTLESS SINGLE ZONE HEAT PUMP INS515 201601 05 Owner s Manual 23 20 SEER INVERTER 9 000 to 24 000 BTU hr Models OCD09KCH23S OCD12...

Page 2: ...gram 22 Tools required for installation 23 Selection of installation location 23 Requirements for electrical connection 24 Installation 25 Installation of indoor unit 25 Installation of outdoor unit 2...

Page 3: ...on that if not avoided could result in serious injury or death Indicates a hazardous situation that if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury Indicates important but not hazard related inf...

Page 4: ...re hazard Maintenance must be performed by quali ed person Otherwise it may cause personal injury or damage Do not repair the appliance by yourself It may cause electric shock or damage Please contac...

Page 5: ...k related to electricity and safety Do not turn the power on before nishing installation If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by a quali ed person in order to avoid problems The temperatu...

Page 6: ...animals or plants If it is unavoidable please add a fence around the outdoor unit for safety purpose Instructions for installation and use of this product are provided by the manufacturer WORKING TEM...

Page 7: ...be di erent from below graphics please refer to actual product for reference purposes Indoor unit Remote Control Outdoor unit NOTICE Panel Filter Air outlet Air inlet Horizontal louvre AUX button Air...

Page 8: ...ent from below graphics please refer to actual product for reference purposes NOTICE W R G Receiving window Display Temperature Power LED indicator Green Unit ON Red Unit OFF Operation mode LED indica...

Page 9: ...e displaying type 10 TIMER ON Set starting time 11 CLOCK Set up the clock 12 TIMER OFF Set ending time 13 TURBO Set turbo fan speed 14 LIGHT Lighted display 15 X FAN Set autoclean 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 7 11 1...

Page 10: ...f chosen functions 1 ON OFF button Pushing this button allows to turn on or o the device Working indicator on display of indoor unit will be green when device is turned on and will be red when it s tu...

Page 11: ...this sequence Automatic AUTO low medium high NOTES On AUTO speed the device will choose ideal speed according to room temperature and set temperature In DRY mode dehumidi cation fan always goes at low...

Page 12: ...You will then save energy without a ecting your sleep This function is settled over an 8 hour period After this period of time the device will work on previous established parameters as it was set bef...

Page 13: ...es at super high speed to achieve quick cooling or heating This function is available only in COOL cooling or HEAT heating mode When you press this button icon appears on the screen Press the button a...

Page 14: ...lay in C or F When device is turned o OFF press simultaneously on and MODE buttons to switch from C or F FREEZE PROTECT mode During winter FREEZE PROTECT mode allows to maintain room temperature at 8...

Page 15: ...he remote control and receiving window should not be more than 26 25 ft 8 m and there should be no obstacle between them The remote control should be placed 3 3 ft 1 m away from TV or Audio sets The s...

Page 16: ...se AUX button to turn on or turn o the appliance As illustrated open the panel press the AUX button to turn on or turn o the device When it is turned on it will operate under AUTO mode Use insulated o...

Page 17: ...into a certain angle as illus trated less than 60 do not force the panel 3 Clean lter Use a vacuum or water to clean the lter When the lter is very dirty use water below 45 C to clean it and then put...

Page 18: ...blocked Checking after usage 1 Disconnect power supply 2 Clean lters and indoor unit panel 3 Check whether mounting bracket for outdoor unit is damaged or corroded If so please contact the dealer Noti...

Page 19: ...ay when operating the remote control Check if remote control is damaged If so replace it Are there uorescent lamps in the room Bring the remote control close to the indoor unit Turn o the uorescent la...

Page 20: ...djust temperature within proper range Are doors and windows open Close doors and windows Odours are emitted Is there an odour source in the room such as furniture or cigarette Eliminate the odour sour...

Page 21: ...ase contact a quali ed person for service F0 It can be eliminated by disconnecting power at the main panel Wait 10 minutes before energizing If the error code remains please contact a quali ed person...

Page 22: ...wall Space to the wall At least 15 cm At least 15 cm At least 183 cm Space to the oor At least 300 cm Space to the obstruction Space to the obstruction Space to the obstruction Space to the obstructi...

Page 23: ...tal regions A place with oil or fumes in the air A place with sulphurous gas Other places with special environment In a laundry room near a bath shower or swimming pool Indoor unit There should be no...

Page 24: ...pply matches with the requirement of the device Unstable power supply or incorrect wiring may cause malfunction and damage the unit or re hazard Properly connect the live wire neutral wire and groundi...

Page 25: ...ng to the direction of outlet pipe The position of piping hole should be a little lower than the wall mounting frame as shown below Left Wall Right Mark in the middle of it Level meter Wall Space to t...

Page 26: ...le Wrap the indoor pipe and joint of connection pipe with insulating pipe and then wrap it with tape Step 6 Install drain hose Connect the drain hose to the outlet pipe of indoor unit cut o the hole r...

Page 27: ...er connection wire with wire clip After nishing wiring clamp the grounding wire yellow green wire into the wire crossing groove as shown in the following gure in order to avoid pressing the wire when...

Page 28: ...tion when binding them When binding to a certain degree separate the indoor power and then separate the drain hose Bind them evenly The liquid pipe and gas pipe should be bound separately at the end N...

Page 29: ...Notes Take su cient protective measures when installing the outdoor unit Make sure the support can withstand at least four times the unit weight The outdoor unit should be installed at least 3 cm abov...

Page 30: ...nit and then remove the handle Remove the valve cap and align the pipe joint on the ared ori ce of the pipe Pre tighten the union nut by hand Tighten the union nut with torque wrench by referring to t...

Page 31: ...te Blue Outdoor unit connection Note this wiring diagram is for reference only please always refer to the one on the actual unit Fix the power connection wire and signal control wire with wire clip No...

Page 32: ...r completely and operate for 10 to 15 minutes to check if the pressure of manometer remains at 0 1 MPa Close the vacuum pump and maintain this status for 1 to 2 minutes to check if the pressure remain...

Page 33: ...noise Have you done the refrigerant leakage test It may cause insu cient cooling heating capacity Is heat insulation of pipeline su cient It may cause condensation and water dripping Is water drained...

Page 34: ...activate the fan TURBO speed Wait until the compressor has reached its full speed 15 to 30 minutes Once full speed is reached take the operating pressure as well as indoor and outdoor temperature Not...

Page 35: ...erant liquid and refrigerant charge required after extending connection pipes The calculation method of additional refrigerant charge on the basis of liquid pipe is Additional refrigerant charge oz ex...

Page 36: ...pe 5 Expand the port Expand the port with an expander Note A varies according to the diameter please refer to the chart below Outer diameter mm A mm Max Min 6 6 35 1 4 1 3 0 7 9 52 3 8 1 6 1 0 12 12 7...

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