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Cleaning and Maintaining

Cleaning the indoor unit exterior 

Wipe the surface of the indoor unit with a tepid 

damp cloth.

ŵʪ͔ͱЭʪϩ˵ʪʒЇϑϩɇʀʀЇ͔Ї̷ɇϩʪʒ̈͝ϩ˵ʪ͝ɇθθͱи

gaps of the product with a soft brush.

  CAUTION

࡛

Do not use alkaline detergent, sulphuric 

ɇʀ̈ʒࡥ˵цʒθͱʀ˵̷ͱθ̈ʀɇʀ̈ʒࡥͱθͱθ˝ɇ̈͝ʀϑͱ̷Эʪ͝ϩϑ

(such as thinner, kerosene, and acetone) to 

clean the surfaces.

࡛

Do not attach any stickers on the surfaces 

because this may cause damage.

࡛

When you clean the heat exchanger on the 

indoor unit, you need to disassemble the 

indoor unit. Therefore, you must contact the 

̷ͱʀɇ̷ϑʪθӬʀʪʀʪ͝ϩʪθ˙ͱθ˵ʪ̷Χ࢏

Cleaning the outdoor unit heat exchanger

Spray water to clean the dust.

  CAUTION

࡛

The heat exchanger of the outdoor unit has 

sharp edges. Take care when cleaning its 

surface.

  NOTE

࡛

If it is difficult to clean the heat exchanger 

ͱ˙ϩ˵ʪͱЇϩʒͱͱθЇ̈͝ϩࡥʀͱ͝ϩɇʀϩϩ˵ʪ̷ͱʀɇ̷ϑʪθӬʀʪ

center.

  

Before cleaning the indoor unit, be sure to turn off the auxiliary power switch.

Summary of Contents for AM Series

Page 1: ...Airconditioner Usermanual đ७७७ĘĘߣ७k ७७७ Thank you for purchasing this Samsung air conditioner Before operating this unit please read this user manual carefully and retain it for future reference ...

Page 2: ...ͱθ ʒʪϩɇ ϑ ͱ и ʪθʪ ɇ ʒ ͱи ϩ ʪц ʀɇ ϩɇ ʪ ϩ ʪϑʪ ϩʪ ϑ ͱθ ʪ Э θͱ ʪ ϩɇ ц ϑɇ ʪ θʪʀцʀ Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract This product and its electronic accessories should not be mixed with other commercial wastes for disposal ͱθ ͱθ ɇϩ ͱ ͱ Ɗɇ ϑЇ ࣱϑ ʪ Э θͱ ʪ ϩɇ ʀͱ ϩ ʪ ϩϑ ɇ ʒ ΧθͱʒЇʀϩࣛϑΧʪʀ ʀ θʪ Ї ɇϩͱθц ͱɵ ɇϩ ͱ ϑࡥ ʪ ŵk A ࡥ Ǯkkkࡥ 9ɇϩϩʪθ ʪϑࡥ Э...

Page 3: ...ϑ ͱθ Ї ϑɇ ʪ Χθɇʀϩ ʀʪϑ ϩ ɇϩ ɇц θʪϑЇ ϩ ϑʪЭʪθʪ Χʪθϑͱ ɇ Їθц ͱθ ʒʪɇϩ CAUTION ɇіɇθʒϑ ͱθ Ї ϑɇ ʪ Χθɇʀϩ ʀʪϑ ϩ ɇϩ ɇц θʪϑЇ ϩ ͱθ Χʪθϑͱ ɇ Їθц ͱθ ΧθͱΧʪθϩц damage Follow directions Do NOT attempt đɇ ʪ ϑЇθʪ ϩ ʪ ɇʀ ʪ ϑ θͱЇ ʒʪʒ ϩͱ ΧθʪЭʪ ϩ ʪ ʪʀϩθ ʀ ϑ ͱʀ Cut off the power supply Do NOT disassemble FOR INSTALLATION WARNING Use the powerline with the powerspecifications of the product orhigher and use the powerline for...

Page 4: ...liance in a location where gas may leak This may result in electric shock or fire Neverinstall the outdoorunit in a location such as on a high external wall where it could fall If the outdoor unit falls it may result in injury death or property damage This appliance must be properly grounded Do not ground the appliance to a gas pipe plastic waterpipe ortelephone line Failure to do so may result in...

Page 5: ... powerline overa metal object place a heavy object on the powerline insert the powerline between objects orpush the powerline into the space behind the appliance This may result in electric shock or fire CAUTION When not using the airconditionerfora long period of time orduring a thunder lightning storm cut the powerat the circuit breaker Failing to do so may result in electric shock or fire FOR U...

Page 6: ...e seaside where it is exposed to salt ϩ ʪ ɇ θࡥ Χ ʪɇϑʪ ʀͱ ϩɇʀϩ цͱЇθ ʪɇθʪϑϩ ϑʪθЭ ʀʪ ʀʪ ϩθʪ Do not touch the circuit breakerwith wet hands This may result in electric shock Do not turn the airconditioneroff with the circuit breakerwhile it is operating Turning the air conditioner off and then on again with the circuit breaker may cause a spark and result in electric shock or fire Afterunpacking the a...

Page 7: ...substance such as waterhas entered the appliance cut the powerby unplugging the powerplug and turning the circuit breakeroff and then contact yournearest service centre Failing to do so may result in electric shock or fire Do not attempt to repair disassemble ormodify the appliance yourself Do not use any fuse such as copper steel wire etc other than the standard fuse Failing to do so may result i...

Page 8: ...pply a strong impact to the remote controllerand do not disassemble the remote controller Do not touch the pipes connected with the product This may result in burns or injury Do not use this airconditionerto preserve precision equipment food animals plants orcosmetics orforany otherunusual purposes This may result in property damage Avoid directly exposing humans animals orplants to the airflow fr...

Page 9: ...scoloration deformation damage electric shock or fire Before cleaning or performing maintenance unplug the airconditioner from the wall socket and wait until the fan stops Failing to do so may result in electric shock or fire CAUTION Take care when cleaning the surface of the heat exchangerof the outdoor unit since it has sharp edges Ɵͱ ɇЭͱ ʒ ʀЇϩϩ цͱЇθ ʪθϑࡥ иʪɇθ ϩ ʀ ʀͱϩϩͱ ͱЭʪϑ и ʪ ʀ ʪɇ ϩ Ɵ ϑ ϑ ͱЇ ...

Page 10: ... Ę 02 01 04 05 03 01 Display 02 Remote control sensor 03 Airflow blade 04 Wind Free panel You can use the Wind Free Cooling function when the Cool Dry orFan mode is running Referto the remote control manual for product operation 05 Airintake Indication Function Operation indicator ʪɇϩ ɇ ʒ ʀͱͱ ͱʒʪ ࡤ Operation Blue Defrost Yellow Aͱͱ ͱ ц ͱʒʪ ࡤ ĮΧʪθɇϩ ͱ indicator Timer indicator Fan indicator Filter ...

Page 11: ...BWSMAN 02 03 04 01 01 Display 02 Airflow blade 03 Panel 04 Airintake Indication Function Remote control sensor Operation indicator ʪɇϩ ɇ ʒ ʀͱͱ ͱʒʪ ࡤ Operation Blue Defrost Yellow Aͱͱ ͱ ц ͱʒʪ ࡤ ĮΧʪθɇϩ ͱ indicator Timer indicator Fan indicator Filter cleaning indicator ...

Page 12: ...ater on the floor The rated heating capacity is based on an outdoor temperature of 7 C If the outdoor temperature goes down below 0 C heating efficiencies may decrease depending on the temperature conditions à ϩ ʪ ʒͱͱθ Ї ϩ ϑ ͱЇϩ ͱ ϩ ʪ ͱΧʪθɇϩ ϩʪ ΧʪθɇϩЇθʪ ɇ ʒ Ї ʒ ϩц θɇ ʪࡥ ϩ ʪ ϑɇ ʪθц ʒʪЭ ʀʪ ɇц operate and the air conditioner may stops Pairing an indoor unit with a remote control Ǯ ʪ Їϑ Ї ϩ Χ ʪ ʒͱͱθ Ї...

Page 13: ...aces Do not attach any stickers on the surfaces because this may cause damage When you clean the heat exchanger on the indoor unit you need to disassemble the indoor unit Therefore you must contact the ͱʀɇ ϑʪθЭ ʀʪ ʀʪ ϩʪθ ͱθ ʪ Χ Cleaning the outdoorunit heat exchanger Spraywaterto clean the dust CAUTION The heat exchanger of the outdoor unit has sharp edges Take care when cleaning its surface NOTE ...

Page 14: ...ϩ ʪ θ ʪ и ϩ ɇ ɇ ʒ ϩͱ ΧθʪЭʪ ϩ ʒθͱΧΧ θͱ ϩ ʪ ͱΧʪ ͱ ϩ ʪ θͱ ϩ θ ʪ NOTE Ǯ ʪ θʪ ͱЭ ϩ ʪ θ ʀͱ Χ ʪϩʪ цࡥ Ї ͱͱ ϩ ʪ ϑɇ ʪϩц ͱͱ ϑ ͱ ɵͱϩ ϑ ʒʪϑ ͱ ϩ ʪ θ ťAߣ७Ǯ đ Ę ࢩ ťAߣĘƸƊđ Ę 1 Detaching the air filter PUSH Press the Push signs on the front panel then open the grille ťθʪϑϑ ϩ ʪ ťЇϑ ϑ ϑ ॼ ͱ ϩ ʪ ɇ θ ϩʪθ Grab the handle of the air filter and pull it out from the indoor unit with your hand Pull the air filter out of the...

Page 15: ...he indoor unit PC1MWSKAN PC1NWSMAN PC1BWSMAN Insert your hand into the front grille and pull out the front grille to open it Press the Push signs on the air filter Grab the handle of the air filter and pull it out from the indoor unit CAUTION The grille is connected to the panel Do not forcibly detach the grille If the connection structure is broken the grille may fall down which may cause an inju...

Page 16: ...the filter NOTE If the air filter dries in a humid area it may ΧθͱʒЇʀʪ ͱ ʪ ϑ Эʪ ͱʒͱЇθϑ A ʪɇ ϩ ɇ ɇ ɇ ʒ ʒθц ϩ ɇ иʪ ࣛЭʪ ϩ ɇϩʪʒ ɇθʪɇ The cleaning period may differ depending ͱ ϩ ʪ Їϑɇ ʪ ɇ ʒ ʪ Э θͱ ʪ ϩɇ ʀͱ ʒ ϩ ͱ ϑࡥ ϑͱ ʀ ʪɇ ϩ ʪ ɇ θ ϩʪθ ʪЭʪθц иʪʪ ϩ ʪ ɇ θ conditioner is in the dusty area ǽͱЇ ʀɇ θʪαЇʪϑϩ ɇ ϩʪθ ʀ ʪɇ ϑʪθЭ ʀʪ Ęͱϩʪ ϩ ɇϩ ϩ ϑ ɇ ʀ ɇθ ʪʒ ϑʪθЭ ʀʪ 3 Reassembling the air filter Ɵͱ ɇϑϑʪ ɵ ʪ ϩ ʪ ɇ θ ϩʪθ...

Page 17: ...aning reminder as ͱ ͱиϑࡤ à ʒͱͱθ Ї ϩ и ϩ ϩ ʪ и θʪʒ θʪ ͱϩʪ ʀͱ ϩθͱ ࡤ Press the FilterReset button à ʒͱͱθ Ї ϩ и ϩ ϩ ʪ и θʪ ʪϑϑ θʪ ͱϩʪ ʀͱ ϩθͱ ࡤ Press the Options ɵЇϩϩͱ ९ ॗ ͱθ ॖ ९ Filter Reset 9 ९ Χθʪϑϑ ϩ ʪ SET button NOTE Be sure to reset the filter cleaning reminder ʪЭʪθц ϩ ʪ цͱЇ ʀ ʪɇ ϩ ʪ ɇ θ ϩʪθ ɇ ϩ ͱЇ the filter reset indicator does not blink ...

Page 18: ...Į ʀʪ ʪЭʪθц ߦ ͱ ϩ ϑ ŵʪαЇ θʪʒ Replace the remote control batteries At least once a year Outdoor unit Clean the heat exchanger on the outside of the unit Į ʀʪ ʪЭʪθц ߦ ͱ ϩ ϑ ŵʪαЇ θʪʒ Clean the heat exchanger on the inside of the unit Once a year ŵʪαЇ θʪʒ Clean the electric components with jets of air Once a year ŵʪαЇ θʪʒ Verify that all the electric components are firmly tightened Once a year ŵʪαЇ θʪʒ...

Page 19: ...ower switch MCCB ELB is installed in the distribution box inside the building If the air conditioner is turned off by the Timed off function turn on the air conditioner again by pressing the Power button The temperature does not change Check whether the Fan mode is running In the Fan mode the air conditioner controls the set temperature automatically and you cannot change the set temperature Warm ...

Page 20: ... I want to get cooler air ĮΧʪθɇϩʪ ϩ ʪ ɇ θ ʀͱ ʒ ϩ ͱ ʪθ и ϩ ɇ ʪ ʪʀϩθ ʀ ɇ ϩͱ ϑɇЭʪ ʪ ʪθ ц ɇ ʒ enhance the cooling efficiency The air is not cool or warm enough In the Cool mode cool air does not come out if the set temperature is higher than the current temperature ŵʪ ͱϩʪ ʀͱ ϩθͱ ࡤ ťθʪϑϑ ϩ ʪ Ɵʪ ΧʪθɇϩЇθʪ ɵЇϩϩͱ θʪΧʪɇϩʪʒ ц Ї ϩ ϩ ʪ ϑʪϩ ϩʪ ΧʪθɇϩЇθʪ Ї ࡤ ߣߪঌA ϑ ϑʪϩ ϩͱ ͱиʪθ ϩ ɇ ϩ ʪ ʀЇθθʪ ϩ temperature In the H...

Page 21: ...smell ʪ ϩʪθ θͱ ͱЇϩϑ ʒʪࡥ Эʪ ϩ ɇϩʪ ϩ ʪ θͱͱ ΧθͱΧʪθ ц If both indoor temperature and indoor humidity are high operate the air conditioner in the Clean or Fan mode for1 to 2 hours If the air conditioner has not been operated for an extended period of time clean the indoor unit and then operate the air conditioner in the ɇ ͱʒʪ ͱθ ߥ ϩͱ ߦ ͱЇθϑ ϩͱ ʒθц ϩ ʪ ϑ ʒʪ ͱ ϩ ʪ ʒͱͱθ Ї ϩ ͱθ θʪ ͱЭɇ of unpleasant odours ...

Page 22: ...t AM017NN1PEH 8 0 kg 740 mm x 360 mm x 135 mm AM022NN1PEH 8 0 kg 740 mm x 360 mm x 135 mm AM022NN1DEH 10 0 kg 970 mm x 410 mm x 135 mm AM028NN1DEH 10 0 kg 970 mm x 410 mm x 135 mm AM036NN1DEH 10 0 kg 970 mm x 410 mm x 135 mm AM056NN1DEH 13 5 kg 1 200 mm x 450 mm x 138 mm AM071NN1DEH 13 5 kg 1 200 mm x 450 mm x 138 mm ...

Page 23: ...o support the weight of the indoor unit Before hanging the unit test the strength of each attached suspension bolt If the length of the suspension bolt is more than1 5 m you are required to prevent vibration If this is not possible create an opening on the false ceiling in orderto be able to use it to perform the required operations on the indoor unit 4 Screw eight nuts and washers to the suspensi...

Page 24: ...e gas leak test To identify potential gas leaks on the indoor unit inspect the connection area of each refrigerant pipe using a leak detectorfor R 410A Before recreating the vacuum and recirculating the refrigerant gas pressurize the whole system with nitrogen using a cylinderwith a pressure reducer at a pressure above 4 1 MPa in orderto immediately detect leaks on the refrigerant fittings Made va...

Page 25: ...cessible in order to permit either unit maintenance or removal 5 Select the insulation of the refrigerant pipe Insulate the gas side and liquid side pipe noting the insulation thickness that must differ according to the pipe size Standard Less than an indoortemperature of 30 C with humidity at 85 If installing in a high humidity environment use one grade thicker insulator by referring to the table...

Page 26: ...side pipe use1 grade thicker insulator Refrigerant pipe after EEV kit and MCU ࣞ Install the gas side and liquid side pipes leave 10mm of space ࣞ When contacting the gas side and liquid side pipe use1 grade thicker insulator 6 Fix the flexible hose to the drain pipe The connection port of the flexible hose and PVC drain pipe must be fixed with PVC adhesives Check out that the connected part doesn t...

Page 27: ...tal Flexible hose Max allowable aixs gap Max 20 mm Indoor unit Max allowable bending angle đɇу ߥߢઘ Indoor unit NOTE If a concentrated drain pipe is installed referto the figure below Centralized horizontal drain pipe more than 1 100 slope Main drain pipe Full thread bolt hanger 1000 to 1500 mm 300 to 550 mm 200 mm or more Individual airvent Main airvent must be installed If 3 or more units are ins...

Page 28: ...in overheating electric shock and fire To protect the product from water and possible shock you should keep the power and the communication cables of the indoor and outdoor units in the iron pipe Connect the power cable to the auxiliary circuit breaker ELCB MCCB ELB Keep distances of 50mm ormore between powercable and communication cables Power supply cords of parts of appliances for outdoor use s...

Page 29: ...er solder F E L D d1 B d 2 t B 2 R Norminal dimensions forcable mm Norminal dimensions forscrew mm B D d1 E F L d2 t Standard dimension mm Allowance mm Standard dimension mm Allowance mm Standard dimension mm Allowance mm Min Min Max Standard dimension mm Allowance mm Min 1 5 4 6 6 0 2 3 4 0 3 0 2 1 7 0 2 4 1 6 16 4 3 0 2 0 0 7 4 8 2 5 4 6 6 0 2 4 2 0 3 0 2 2 3 0 2 6 6 17 5 4 3 0 2 0 0 8 4 8 5 4 4...

Page 30: ...cide the capacity of ELB and MCCB by below formula Ɵ ʪ ʀɇΧɇʀ ϩц ͱ kø9ࡥ đAA9 ǹࣈ ࣉ ߣ ߤߧ ǹ ߣ ߣ ǹ נ NOTE X The capacity of ELB MCCB ࡤ נ ƊЇ ͱ θɇϩ ʀЇθθʪ ϩϑ ͱ ʪɇʀ ʒͱͱθ Ї ϩ Rated currents Model Rating current A đߢߣߩĘĘߣťk ७ 0 14 đߢߤߤĘĘߣťk ७ 0 15 đߢߤߤĘĘߣUk ७ 0 20 đߢߤߪĘĘߣUk ७ 0 23 đߢߥߨĘĘߣUk ७ 0 25 đߢߧߨĘĘߣUk ७ 0 28 đߢߩߣĘĘߣUk ७ 0 40 2 Decide the power cable specification and maximum length within10 voltage dro...

Page 31: ...mp buttons simultaneously insert the batteries into the remote control c Make sure that you are entered to the mode for setting the options 2 Set the option values CAUTION The total number of available options are 24 SEG1 to SEG24 Because SEG1 SEG7 SEG13 and SEG19 are the page options used by the previous remote control models the modes to set values forthese options are skipped automatically Set ...

Page 32: ... order SEG3 2 Press the Mode button Cool and On appearon the remote control display 3 Set the SEG4 and SEG5 values a Set the SEG4 value by pressing the Low Fan button repeatedly until the value you want to set appears on the remote control display SEG4 b Set the SEG5 value by pressing the High Fan button repeatedly until the value you want to set appears on the remote control display When you pres...

Page 33: ...trol display SEG9 b Set the SEG10 value by pressing the High Fan button repeatedly until the value you want to set appears on the remote control display When you press the Low Fan or High Fan button values appear in the following order SEG10 8 Press the Mode button Heat and On appear on the remote control display 9 Set the SEG11 and SEG12 values a Set the SEG11 value by pressing the Low Fan button...

Page 34: ...llowing order SEG15 12 Press the Mode button Cool and Off appear on the remote control display 13 Set the SEG16 and SEG17 values a Set the SEG16 value by pressing the Low Fan button repeatedly until the value you want to set appears on the remote control display SEG16 b Set the SEG17 value by pressing the High Fan button repeatedly until the value you want to set appears on the remote control disp...

Page 35: ...ntrol display SEG21 b Set the SEG22 value by pressing the High Fan button repeatedly until the value you want to set appears on the remote control display When you press the Low Fan or High Fan button values appear in the following order SEG22 18 Press the Mode button Heat and Off appear on the remote control display 19 Set the SEG23 and SEG24 values a Set the SEG23 value by pressing the Low Fan b...

Page 36: ...t addresses MAIN RMC MCU 1 Make sure that the power is supplied to the indoor unit If the indoor unit is not plugged in it must include a power supply 2 Make sure that the panel or display is connected to the indoor unit so that it can receive options Indoorunit 3 Set an address MAIN RMC MCU port for each indoor unit using the remote control according to your air conditioning system plan The indoo...

Page 37: ...erthe option value forthe SEG5 or SEG 6 If you enter 0 to the SEG 9 the indoor unit maintains previous RMC address although you enterthe option value forthe SEG11 or SEG12 You cannot set the SEG11 or SEG12 to F value at the same time If the indoor unit is connected to the MCU you can set the SEG15 18 Ex Ifyouwant to set the indoorunit to A port of MCU 1 0A0000 100000 20101A 30000 Setting the indoo...

Page 38: ...ically set to 2 the drain pump is used with 3 minute delay If you set the Maximum filter usage time SEG18 option to a value otherthan 2 and 6 it is automatically set to 2 1000 hours If you set an option to a value that is out of range specified above the option is automatically set to 0 by default The SEG5 option Use of central control is set to1 Use by default Therefore you don t need to set the ...

Page 39: ...ting 2 4 Disuse Use Cooling 2 1 RPM compensation 5 Use Use Cooling 2 4 Use 10min 1 6 Disuse Use Heating Cooling 2 1 Use 7 Use Use Heating Cooling 2 8 Disuse Use CoolingUltra LowFan 2 2 Highceiling KIT 4way modelonly 6 Use 30min 1 9 Use Use CoolingUltra LowFan 2 A Disuse Use Heating Cooling UltraLowFan 2 B Use Use Heating Cooling UltraLowFan 2 Option SEG7 SEG8 SEG9 SEG10 SEG11 SEG12 Explanation PAG...

Page 40: ...tion Details Indication Details Indication Details Indication Details HeatingSetting Compensation RemovingCondensate WaterinHeatingMode 3 0or1 channel1 0 Default Disuse 0 Default 0 Disuse 1 2 C Disuse 1 Turnoutin30min withoutmotion 2 channel2 2 5 C Disuse 2 Turnoutin60min withoutmotion 3 Default Use 7 3 Turnoutin120min withoutmotion 3 channel3 4 Turnoutin180min withoutmotion 4 2 C Use 7 1 Adjusted...

Page 41: ... the watervapor might be condensed on the indoor unit which may fall into a living space use this function to get rid of the water vapor out of the indoor unit by operating the fan for maximum 20 minutes even when the indoor unit is turned off after cooling mode is turned to heating mode CAUTION Duct Indoor unit Air Flow Discharge side Electronic heater should not be installed Suction side Do not ...

Page 42: ...C 1 UseAuto Change Over forHR only 2 1 C 2 1 C 2 2 C 3 1 5 C 3 1 5 C 3 2 5 C 4 2 C 4 2 C 4 3 C 2 Use Cooling onlyindoor unitforHR 5 2 5 C 5 2 5 C 5 3 5 C 6 3 C 6 3 C 6 4 C 7 3 5 C 7 3 5 C 7 4 5 C Option SEG7 SEG8 SEG9 SEG10 SEG11 SEG12 Explanation PAGE When setting SEG3 Standardformode ʀ ɇ ʪ Aͱͱ ९ Heating When setting SEG3 Time requiredformode change Compensation option forLong pipe orheight diffe...

Page 43: ... minutes C 6 0 C No delay D 6 0 C 10 minutes E 6 0 C 20 minutes Option SEG19 SEG20 SEG21 SEG22 SEG23 SEG24 Explanation PAGE Forcing FAN Operation forHeating and Cooling Indication and Details Indication Details Indication Details Cooling Fan Setting Heating Fan Setting 3 0 Disuse Disuse 1 Disuse Use Fan User setting 2 Disuse Use Fan High 3 Disuse Use Fan Low 4 Use Fan User setting Disuse 5 Use Fan...

Page 44: ...ter is turned on at the same time as the heating thermostat is on and turned off when the heating thermostat is off kуɇ Χ ʪ ߤ Ɗʪϩϩ ߢߤ ϑʪθ ʪϑ Ɗk ߣߧ ߤ ࢩ Ɗʪϩϩ ߢߧ ϑʪθ ʪϑ Ɗk ߣߪ ࡤ ŵͱͱ ϩʪ Χ ख़ ϑʪϩ ϩʪ Χ ॐ ʪɇϩ compensation temp ࣞ External heater is turned on when the temperature is maintained as 4 5 C for10 minutes Room temp set temp f heating compensation temp ࣞ External heater is turned off when the tempe...

Page 45: ...Option type 0 to F Tens position value 0 to 9 Units position value 0 to 9 New value 0 to F Example Changing the Buzzer control SEG17 option of the installation options to1 disuse Option SEG1 SEG2 SEG3 SEG4 SEG5 SEG6 Function Page Mode Type of the option to change Tens position of the option number Units position of the option number Newvalue Indication 0 D 2 1 7 1 CAUTION If your indoor units supp...

Page 46: ...y for Dealers 0810 112233 Only for E Store 0800 100 232 www samsung com at support SWITZERLAND 0800 726 78 64 0800 SAMSUNG www samsung com ch support German www samsung com ch_fr support French CZECH 800 SAMSUNG 800 726786 иии ϑɇ ϑЇ ʀͱ ࢩʀіࢩϑЇΧΧͱθϩ SLOVAKIA 0800 SAMSUNG 0800 726 786 www samsung com sk support CROATIA 072 726 786 www samsung com hr support BOSNIA 055 233 999 www samsung com support ...

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