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The best operating methods

adjust to the suit-

able temp. too

cool will do harm

to the health.

pull off the plug
if the unit will be
free in a long
time.

take out the batteries if
the remote controller
will be free within a long
period.

cleaning the air filter se-

riously and maintaining

the air cleaner carefully.

avoiding directly
lighting and cool
air leaking.

THE BEST OPERA

TING METHODS

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Summary of Contents for ASH-09CS

Page 1: ...A I R C O N D I T I O N E R SPLIT AIR CONDITIONER WALL MOUNTED MODEL SINCLAIR OWNER S MANUAL ASH 09CS ASH 12CS SLIM SERIE Before operating the unit please carefully read this manual ...

Page 2: ...ly WARNING THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE Don t apply the cold wind to the body for a longtime It cause the physical condition deterioration and health problems When having a burning smell or smoke please turn off the power supply and contact with the service center Don t attempt to repair the air conditioner by yourself You may cause further malfunc tions Don t operate the Air condi tioner with wet ...

Page 3: ...he power cord to pull out the power plug It can cause fire Don t place a space heater near the air conditioner Air flow from the air conditioner can cause incomplete combustion to the space heater Keep combustible spray away from the units It is likely to ignite and explode Don t use any other fuse ex cluding the fuse of correct capacity Improper wire could cause the breaking down or fire Be sure ...

Page 4: ...3 Name and function of each part Indoor unit NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART Outdoor unit ６６１２２４５２ ｐ６５ 03 7 15 17 26 3 ...

Page 5: ...e louvers start to rotate automatically and stop when repressed TEMP button SET TEMP increases 1 by pressing button once and decreases 1 by pressing button once At COOL mode operation SET TEMP can be selected from 16 to 30 At DRY mode operation SET TEMP can be selected from 16 to 30 At HEAT mode operation SET TEMP can be selected from 16 to 30 MODE button press this button to change the operation ...

Page 6: ...d not impact on the normal use SLEEP button Press this button to set SLEEP operation and stop when repressed TIMER OFF button At operating press TIMER OFF button set OFF TIME in range of 0 to 24 hour to stop the unit automatically TIMER ON button At stopping press TIMER ON button set ON TIME in range of 0 to 24 hour at the interral of 0 5h to start the unit automatically 0 24h Timer cancellation 0...

Page 7: ...COOL mode If room temp is lower than set temp compressor stops and only indoor fan motor runs SET TEMP should be in range of 16 to 30 4 Press FAN button set fan speed 5 Press TEMP but ton set suitable SET TEMP 2 Press MODE button set operation mode 3 Press SWING button the louvers start to ro tate automatically and stop when repress 1 Plug in press 1 0 button then air conditioner is turned on ６６１２...

Page 8: ...er motor makes the louvers horizontal SET TEMP should be in range of 16 to 30 4 Press FAN button set fan speed 5 Press TEMP but ton set suitable SET TEMP 1 Plug in press 1 0 button then air conditioner is turned on 2 Press MODE button set operation mode 3 Press SWING button the louvers start to rotate automatically and stop when repress it REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION PROCEDURE ６６１２２４５２ ｐ６５ 03 7 15 17...

Page 9: ... temp it s at COOL mode SET TEMP should be in range of 16 to 30 3 Press SWING button the louvers start to ro tate automatically and stop when repress it 4 Press TEMP button set suitable SET TEMP 2 Press MODE button set operation mode Air speed couldn t be changed after the being set 1 Plug in press 1 0 button then air conditioner is turned on REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION PROCEDURE ６６１２２４５２ ｐ６５ 03 7 15...

Page 10: ...T TEMP is 25 for COOL mode and 20 for HEAT mode 2 According to room temp micro computer can automatically set operation mode so as for best effect 1 Plug in Press 1 0 button then air conditioner is turned on REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION PROCEDURE ６６１２２４５２ ｐ６５ 03 7 15 17 26 9 ...

Page 11: ...ting press TIMER OFF button set OFF TIME in range of 0 to 24 hour to stop the unit automatically 0 24h Timer cancellation TIMER ON button At stopping press TIMER ON button set ON TIME in range of 0 to 24 hour to start the unit automatically 0 24h Timer cancellation ６６１２２４５２ ｐ６５ 03 7 15 17 26 10 ...

Page 12: ...ss MODE button set or op eration mode 3 Press SWING button the louvers start to rotate automatically and stop when repress 6 SLEEP button Press it to set SLEEP operation As the unit is cooling or drying if SLEEP operation is set SET TEMP would increase 1 in 1 hour and 2 in 2 hours As the unit is heating if SLEEP operation is set SET TEMP would decrease 1 in 1 hour and 2 in 2 hours ６６１２２４５２ ｐ６５ 03 ...

Page 13: ...ries when the remote controller is n o t i n u s e f o r a longtime The remote control sig nal can be received at the distance of up to about 10m The lifetime of the bat teries is about one year The remote controller should be placed about 1m or more away from the TV or any other electric appliances Bad batteries are for bidden 1 Remove the cover 3 Re attach the cover 2 Insert the 7 batteries REMO...

Page 14: ... plug if the unit will be free in a long time take out the batteries if the remote controller will be free within a long period cleaning the air filter se riously and maintaining the air cleaner carefully avoiding directly lighting and cool air leaking THE BEST OPERATING METHODS ６６１２２４５２ ｐ６５ 03 7 15 17 26 13 ...

Page 15: ...5 253V 1ph otherwise com pressor would vibrate terribly to damage refrig eration system The airflow direction can be adjusted appropria tely The louvers can be adjusted downward at heat ing operation and upward at cooling operation Don t blow the wind to animals and plants directly It can cause a bad influence to them The ground must be connected Don t connect the earth wire to gas or water pipes ...

Page 16: ...oistened with water or cleanser and then dry it in the shade NOTE Never use water above 45 to wash the panel or it could cause deformation or discoloration 3 Install surface panel Cover the surface panel and clasp it Cleaning the Air Filters Recommended once every three months 1 Open the surface panel hold the tab of Air Filter and raise it slightly and then take it out 2 Cleaning To clean the dus...

Page 17: ... the Air Filters Air cleaner NOTE Be careful not to injure yourself on the fins Refer to the third step of cleaning the Air Filters Preparation before use 1 Be sure that nothing obstructs the air outlet and intake vents 2 Check that whether ground wire is properly connected or not 3 Replace filters if necessary 4 Replace the batteries if necessary Maintain after use 1 Clean filters and other parts...

Page 18: ...ect itself This is caused by the odors in the room which have been breathed into the air conditioner This is caused by the refrigerant flowing inside the unit Because the air of the room is cooled down rapidly by the cold wind and it looks like the fog This is caused by the deformation of plastic due to the change of temperature Has the power been shut down Is the wiring loose Is the leakage prote...

Page 19: ... authority before connection to the system consent by the supply authority may be requested for high power appliances which are intended to be used only in systems having impedances considerably lower than the reference impedance General consent may declared for use of a type of appliance in a defined part of the supply system 1 Equipment intended exclusively for professional purposes 2 Appliances...

Page 20: ... level Noise Indoor outdoor dB A Climate type Anti electric shock protection Weight kg Indoor unit outdoor unit Dimension cm Width height depth Working temperature range Maximum cooling Minimum cooling Maximum heating Minimum heating Indoor side DB WB 32 23 21 15 27 20 Outdoor side DB WB 43 26 T1 21 24 18 5 6 I 50Hz Indoor 25 0 77 0 18 0 Outdoor 84 8 54 0 32 0 40 56 dB A 480m3 h IP 4 230V 400m3 h ...

Page 21: ...utdoor dB A Climate type Anti electric shock protection Weight kg Indoor unit outdoor unit Dimension cm Width height depth Working temperature range Maximum cooling Minimum cooling Maximum heating Minimum heating Indoor side DB WB 32 23 21 15 27 20 Outdoor side DB WB 43 26 T1 21 24 18 5 6 I 50Hz Indoor 25 0 77 0 18 0 Outdoor 84 8 54 0 32 0 40 56 dB A 460m3 h IP 4 230V 420m3 h 420m3 h 36 52 dB A 3 ...

Page 22: ...ord Tapping screw Plastics drain hose Gum type sealer Piping hole sleeve Wrapping tape Connection piping Thermal insulation hose outdoor drain elbow outdoor drain stem Air cleaner Wireless remote controller Qty 1 1 2 1 1 10 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 7 1 5V 4 0 75 ST4 2 25 L 2m 120 65 25 30 10 35 500 Heat pump type only Fix the rear panel Diagram Specification Memo Packaged with connection piping Packaged ...

Page 23: ...reliability according to this manual Contact with service center before installation to avoid the malfunc tion due to unprofessional installation When picking up and moving the units you must be guided by trained and qualified personnel The air conditioner should be connected to the earth correctly if not contact with the service center ６６１２２４５２ ｐ６５ 03 7 15 17 26 22 ...

Page 24: ...is easy to remove and clean the filter 10 Do not use the unit in the immediate surroundings of a laundry a bath a shower or a swimming pool Outdoor unit 1 Select location from which noise and outflow air emitted by unit will not disturb neighbors 2 Select location where ventilate freety 3 The inlet and outlet should not be covered 4 The location should be able to withstand the full weight and vibr...

Page 25: ...h the indoor unit firstly and the outdoor unit secondly Be careful in bending the connection pipes or you will damage the pipes If the tightening torque is too great in tightening the flare nuts leakage will happen Electrical wiring 1 Open the surface panel 2 Remove the wiring cover Fig 4 3 Route the power connection cord from the back of the indoor unit and pull it toward the front through the wi...

Page 26: ...heck if it is firm enough 4 The height of the installed location should be 2 3m or more from the floor INSTALL THE INDOOR UNIT Install the indoor unit Fig 4 NOTE All the electrical work must be done by qualified personnel according to the local rules and this manual The rated voltage and the exclusive circuit must be used Leakage circuit breaker must be installed Please use specified fuse If the p...

Page 27: ...flare surface Tightening torque table Electric wiring connection 2 Remove the wire clamp and connect the end of the power connection cord with screws to the wiring terminal board Be sure that the wiring con nection is in accordance with the indoor unit s 3 Fix the wiring with wire clamp and joint the relevant wiring interfaces 4 Make sure that the wiring has been connected firmly 5 Reassemble the ...

Page 28: ...nstall the service port nut 8 Open the liquid valve and gas valve entirely shown in Fig 9 9 Tighten the valve caps and test leakage at all joints of the piping both indoor and outdoor with liquid soap or leak detector 10 If possible discharge air and moisture remaining in the refrigerant system with a vacuum pump shown in Fig 10 Outdoor condensation drainage Heat pump type only When the unit is he...

Page 29: ...ay cause electrical leakage It may cause electric malfunction or dam age the part It may cause insufficient refrigerating capacity The refrigerant capacity is not accurate Situation TEST OPERATION AND CHECK AFTER INSTALLATION Test operation 1 Before test operation 1 Do not switch on power before installation is finished completely 2 Electric wiring must be connected correctly and securely 3 Cut of...

Page 30: ...l Remove the cover COOL mode operation procedure HEAT mode operation procedure DRY mode operation procedure AUTO mode operation procedure TIMER mode operation procedure SLEEP mode operation procedure HOW to insert batteries The best operating methods User notices Care and Maintenance Trouble shooting Technical specifications Accessories and Installation diagram Installation location Install the in...

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