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INSTALLATION MANUAL AND USERS GUIDE 

Multi Split Series – Ductless Split – Cassette Indoor unit 

 

 

04006020101 

© Sedna Aire Europe GmbH 

10/2012 

 

4. BATTERY CHANGE 

1  Press lid and remove it 
2  Take old batteries out  

(2 AAA dry cells) 

3  Insert new batteries  

(2 AAA dry cells) 

4  Insert lid again 

 

 

NOTE 

  Don’t mix new and used batteries 

  Remove batteries when unit is not be used for a longer time 

  The batteries hold for appx. one year under usual conditions 

  The remote control should be 1 m away from television or audio device, since it could interact 

under unfavorable conditions with them 

  Displace batteries correctly. They are not standard household waste. 

 
5. USERS NOTES 

  The entire capacity of the indoor unit shall not exceed the capacity of the outdoor unit by 150% 

over a longer time. Otherwise it will reduce the overall capacity 

  A breaker(Fuse) needs to be installed for each indoor unit and the capacity has to be according 

to the indoor unit’s electrical parameters. All indoor units are required to be centrally controlled 
by one switch, which enables to cut off electrical power in case of an emergency. The breakers 
act as short circuit prevention and to avoid abnormal overloads 

  The main switch must be accessible easily and at all times 

  Switch of power before cleaning and maintenance of the indoor units 

  After having turned off the indoor units, they will continue to work for 20-70 sec. to deplete the 

residual cool/heat in the unit’s evaporator, while preparing for next operation. This is normal 

  When the selected mode for the indoor unit does not correspond to the mode of the outdoor 

unit, the malfunction light will blink on the indoor unit or remote control. Change the operation 
mode or the indoor unit will stop after 5 sec without entry. The cooling mode is compatible with 
the Dry mode and the Fan mode is compatible with all modes. 

 

6.  EMERGENCY OPERATION FOR LOST/DAMAGED REMOTE CONTROL  

When the remote control is lost or damaged, apply following steps by putting the buttons at the 
display of the cover panel at the cassette (only for CMC24) 

  When unit is turned off: Press AUTO. The unit 

begins to run in cooling mode with the fan at 
high speed. Temperature will be set at 26°C 

  When unit is turned off: Press TEST. The unit 

begins to run in heating mode with the fan at 
high speed. Temperature will be set at 20°C 

  When unit runs in COOL Mode: press AUTO 

  When unit runs in HEAT Mode: press TEST 

 

Summary of Contents for CM Multi Split Series

Page 1: ...aight forward applications where more than one indoor unit are needed The new CM Series of Sedna Aire heat pumps offers outstanding performance as well as environmental protection These models with their high efficient compressors in DC Inverter technology offer when matched with our SolarcoolTM panel efficiency rates 2 3 times better than current comparables best in class systems EER 8 for Coolin...

Page 2: ... 8 8 Care and maintenance 9 9 Trouble shooting 11 10 Location of installation 13 11 Dimensions of cassette unit 14 12 Installation of indoor cassette unit 15 13 Electrical wiring 18 14 Installation of front cover panel 18 15 Checks and test run 20 16 Warranty 20 IMPORTANT The installation and especially the connection between the outdoor unit and the Solarpanel shall be only performed by trained a...

Page 3: ... CASSETTE Composing parts System overlook Air intake Air Outlet Remote Control Drain hose Zoom in Display Timer Compressor Operation Timer Comp Oper Drainage equipment for discharging condensate water from indoor unit when cooling Drainage hose Guide louver placed in air outlet vent Connecting pipe Air inlet grille Air outlet vent Air filter purifier in air inlet grille ...

Page 4: ... attempt to repair the air conditioner by yourself Wrong repair may cause an electric shock and may kill you Don t apply cold wind over longer time on you It may cause a cold and harm your health especially over night when you sleep If your detect unusual phenomenons like smell or burning smoke turn off immediately the unit It may cause damage electrical shocks and impact your health Don t place a...

Page 5: ...running the unit It can decrease the air conditioning capacity Don t blow the air directly to and plants It may impact their health when not properly controlled Don t damage the power and signal cords Don t damage or cut the cords If this has happened contact service center or other trained and skilled electricians since wrong repairs may kill you Don t splash water on the indoor units It can caus...

Page 6: ...s displayed Press within 5 sec or to set time Every press changes time by 1 min Holding down the buttons rapidly changes the time setting by 1 min and then 10 min After having set press TIMER ON TIMER OFF within 5 sec to confirm your input 8 Display light on off Switch display light on off 9 Displays set temperature room temperature or outdoor temperature The temperature control range for the indo...

Page 7: ... The breakers act as short circuit prevention and to avoid abnormal overloads The main switch must be accessible easily and at all times Switch of power before cleaning and maintenance of the indoor units After having turned off the indoor units they will continue to work for 20 70 sec to deplete the residual cool heat in the unit s evaporator while preparing for next operation This is normal When...

Page 8: ...t will be removed after the unit has stopped This is intended to avoid mildew in the indoor unit When having set X FAN on After turning off the unit On Off button the fan in the indoor unit will continue for further 10 min If you want to stop that too press X FAN again When having set X FAN off After turning off the unit On Off button the unit will stop at once Auto Run In the AUTO mode the unit w...

Page 9: ... panel is dirty please use a cloth which is slightly moistened with warm water cleanser under 40 C then dry it and wipe off the dirty spots NOTE The indoor units contains microcomputer components and circuit board in the display which are very sensitive against water So don t put any water into the interior of the indoor unit Clean the air filters in the indoor unit at least all 6 months recommend...

Page 10: ...rifier out Install new filters in frame and reinsert purifiers in the air filter Reinsert the filter Fix the purifiers on the filter install filter on the several bulges on top of the grille Pull the handle behind the grille toward inside to fix the filter Close the air inlet grill analogue to step 1 Repetitive maintenance of indoor unit Turn power off Clean air inlet grill Clean air inlet filter ...

Page 11: ...ing running or the air conditioner is stopped sometimes you may hear hua hua or di du di du noise This is the flowing sound of refrigerant other than fault Sometimes a thin fog will flow out of the outlet when air conditioner is running in cooling mode This might occur when indoor temperature and humidity are high This is because the indoor air is quickly cooled down After a period of time the fog...

Page 12: ...ut under heating or defrost auto defrost mode Under cooling mode water attached on heat exchanger will drip No air blows out from indoor unit When the temperature of indoor heat exchanger is low during heating process the indoor unit will stop air blowing to prevent blowing of cold air within 3 minutes In HEAT mode when outdoor temperature is low or humidity is high and much frost on the heat exch...

Page 13: ... have access for routine maintenance e g replacing the filters The height of the installation should be min 1 8 m above the floor Install cassette in middle of the room to allow optimal air distribution into all corners Stay away at least 1m from other electric appliances like TV audio devices etc Do not locate the indoor unit in the immediate proximity of a laundry bath shower or swimming pool Ma...

Page 14: ... GmbH 14 10 2012 11 DIMENSIONS OF CASSETTE UNIT CMC12 CMC18 CMC24 The decorated covers of the cassette shall overlap the ceiling by min 20 mm 950 Cover of cassette 890 Ceiling opening 840 Indoor unit 680 780 950 Cover of cassette 890 Ceiling opening 840 Indoor unit Refrigerant pipe Hoisting screw 650 570 400 570 604 650 ...

Page 15: ... and lower nut gasket on rod Check helping installation cardboard with openings in ceiling Central mark of the ceiling opening is marked on the cardboard Install helping installation cardboard on unit Hang the unit onto the desired location using the rods and gaskets IMPORTANT Check if the unit is horizontal if not turn nuts until unit is horizontal If the unit is not horizontal water may leak sin...

Page 16: ...ck the connection for leakage Use water soap solution Insulate gas pipes and their connection to prevent condensation and water leaks by covering provided insulation sheet completely around the connection and nut Fasten the isolation sheet against tear off NOTE PLEASE FOLLOW THIS INSTUCTION OTHER WISE CONDENSATE DEVELOPS DROPS AND DAMAGES THE CEILING Install drain pipe hose During cooling condensa...

Page 17: ...e ceiling at a distance of 1 1 5 m by using the clamps Insert the hose into the clamp and tighten the clamp Isolate the drain hose against the clamp Isolate the hose AND the surrounding clamp against condensation When you install more cassettes connect the drain hose serial from the highest to the lowest that always a negative slope downwards exists Drain hose Drain hose Clamp Ceiling Correct Wron...

Page 18: ...f the terminal board connect the Signal wire to the 2 terminal and connect the L wire to the 3 terminal and connect the earthing wire to the earth terminal Earthing MUST be done If not it may harm and kill the user Fix the cable with the clamp the section of power cable with protective pipe into pressing groove and close the cover plate Tighten the fixing screws to clamp the connecting cable Put t...

Page 19: ...ling material 3 Screw the 4 hexagonal head screws under the latches about 15mm in The panel rises 4 Adjust the panel by turning it along the arrows shown below so that it closes all gaps 5 Tighten the screws until the sealing material between panel and indoor unit is 5 8 mm thick Make sure no gaps between ceiling and cover panel occur They are critical and can deteriorate much the cooling capacity...

Page 20: ... Model Serial No Owner s phone Owner s email Owner s signature Dealer s name Installer s name Installer s address Installer s signature stamp Limited warranty by Sedna Aire Europe Valid is the warranty claim as published on the Homepage of Sedna Aire Europe at the time of purchase date Sedna Aire hereby warrants to the consumer that all units are free from defects in materials and workmanship and ...

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