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Case Explanation 

Mist is discharged from the air 

outlet of the indoor unit 

- The cool air from the unit rapidly cools moisture in the air inside the 

room, and it turns into mist. 

Operation does not start 

quickly.  

- When ON/OFF button was 

pressed soon after operation 

was stopped. 

- When the mode was 

reselected. 

- This is to protect the air conditioner. You should wait for about 3 minutes. 

The indoor unit gives out odor. 

- This happens when smells of the room, furniture, or cigarettes are 

absorbed into the unit and discharged with the airflow. (if this happens, we 

recommend you to have the indoor unit washed by a technician. Consult 

your authorized dealer where you bought the air conditioner.) 

Water leak from the outdoor 

unit. 

- During COOL and DRY operation, pipe or pipe connecting sections are 

cooled and this causes water to condense. 

Cracking sound is heard. 

- This sound is generated by the expansion/contraction of the front panel, 

etc. due to change in temperature. 

"Burbling" sound is heard. 

- This sound is heard when the outside air is absorbed from the drain hose 

by turning on the range hood or the ventilation fan, making water flowing 

in the drain hose to spout out. This sound is also heard when the outside 

air blows into the drain hose in case the outside wind is strong. 

Mechanical sound is heard from 

the indoor unit. 

- This is the switching sound in turning on/off the fan or the compressor. 

The sound of water flowing is 

heard. 

- This is the sound of refrigerant or condensed water flowing in the unit. 

Conditions that appear to be 
abnormal but are not operational 
problems. 

The following cases are not abnormal problems and you may just continue using it.

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Summary of Contents for MCC 518 2B

Page 1: ...pril 2013 Models Cooling Only MCC 518 2B MCC 524 2B MCC 530 2B MCC 536 2B MCC 542 2B MCC 548 2B 18 000 48 000 Btu h MCC Series 50 Hz MCC SVU01A_Th indd 1 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 1 4 17 13 4 49 25 PM 4 17 1...

Page 2: ...MCC SVU01A 2 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 2 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 2 4 17 13 4 49 26 PM 4 17 13 4 49 26 PM...

Page 3: ...MCC SVU01A 3 2 4 5 6 10 11 12 13 14 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 3 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 3 4 17 13 4 49 27 PM 4 17 13 4 49 27 PM...

Page 4: ...MCC SVU01A 4 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 4 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 4 4 17 13 4 49 27 PM 4 17 13 4 49 27 PM...

Page 5: ...MCC SVU01A 5 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 5 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 5 4 17 13 4 49 27 PM 4 17 13 4 49 27 PM...

Page 6: ...OFF 4 SWING 5 AIR FLOW 6 SLEEP 7 CLEAN 8 LAMP 9 HOLD 10 TURBO 11 TIMER 12 FAN SPEED 13 MODE FAN COOL DRY 1 2 AAA 2 3 1 3 4 6 5 2 10 7 8 11 12 13 9 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 6 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 6 4 17 13 4 4...

Page 7: ...POWER MODE COOL TEMP TEMP 16 32 FAN SPEED FAN MODE SLEEP 3 DRY MODE POWER MODE DRY TEMP TEMP 16 32 Swing Mode SWING MODE SWING SWING Auto Low Medium High A Auto Low Medium High A MCC SVU01A_Th indd 7...

Page 8: ...TIMER 1H 2H 3H 24H Cancel TIMER 2 24 TIMER 1H 2H 3H 24H Cancel TIMER SLEEP SLEEP SLEEP Mode 1 1 1 1 SLEEP Mode SLEEP SLEEP Mode HOLD HOLD HOLD MCC SVU01A_Th indd 8 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 8 4 17 13 4 49 2...

Page 9: ...TIMER LED PROTECTION LED Emergency Key Room Sensor Run LED 2 4 Protection LED Freeze Sensor Run LED 3 5 Protection LED Evaporator Run LED 5 7 Protection LED Drain Pump Run LED 9 11 Protection LED Sel...

Page 10: ...MCC SVU01A 10 Option 3 6 4 4 3 6 POWER 40 oC FAN 2 3 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 10 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 10 4 17 13 4 49 30 PM 4 17 13 4 49 30 PM...

Page 11: ...MCC SVU01A 11 Filter 2 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 11 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 11 4 17 13 4 49 30 PM 4 17 13 4 49 30 PM...

Page 12: ...MCC SVU01A 12 3 COOL DRY MCC SVU01A_Th indd 12 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 12 4 17 13 4 49 31 PM 4 17 13 4 49 31 PM...

Page 13: ...MCC SVU01A 13 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 13 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 13 4 17 13 4 49 31 PM 4 17 13 4 49 31 PM...

Page 14: ...MCC SVU01A 14 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 14 MCC SVU01A_Th indd 14 4 17 13 4 49 31 PM 4 17 13 4 49 31 PM...

Page 15: ...000 48 000 Btu h Underceiling Type MCC Series 50 Hz CASSETTE April 2013 Models Cooling Only MCC 518 2B MCC 524 2B MCC 530 2B MCC 536 2B MCC 542 2B MCC 548 2B MCC SVU01A_En indd 1 MCC SVU01A_En indd 1...

Page 16: ...within 7 days of delivery If any concealed damage is discovered send a registered letter of protest to the carrier within 7 days of delivery and notify the dealer Warning Warnings are provided at app...

Page 17: ...ance 5 Control Operation 6 Maintenance 10 System Operation 11 Conditions that appear to be abnormal but are not operational problems 12 When you think that trouble has occurred 13 Troubleshooting 14 M...

Page 18: ...MCC SVU01A 4 Safety Precautions MCC SVU01A_En indd 4 MCC SVU01A_En indd 4 4 18 13 5 31 28 PM 4 18 13 5 31 28 PM...

Page 19: ...et Return Air Drain Pipe Remote Control Holder Display Lights Air Filter Inside Remote Control Refrigerant Tube Drain Pipe High Pressure Copper Tube Low Pressure Copper Tube Wire Low Pressure Piping T...

Page 20: ...This button has no response function 6 SLEEP Button Press this button to control temperature while sleeping and press this button again to cancel 7 CLEAN Button This button has no response function 8...

Page 21: ...urn unit on Press MODE button to select operation mode until indicator shows at COOL position on LCD display Press or TEMP button to set the desired temperature between 16 32 C Press FAN SPEED button...

Page 22: ...et temperature by 1 C while the set temperature shown on remote control is still not changed The unit will be working at that setting temperature until SLEEP Mode is cancelled or unit is turned off Pr...

Page 23: ...in case that remote control is out of order Self Diagnostic Function POWER RUN TIMER PROTECTION EMERGENCY Receiver box receive signal from remote control Fault Indicator Alarm Note Room Sensor broken...

Page 24: ...tricity So regular cleaning is necessary Replacing Air Purifying Filter Option Replacement of air purifying lters recommend once every three months Open the grille by pulling the latches from the fron...

Page 25: ...cy Use the proper power supply indicated on the unit to operate the air conditioner and only fuses with speci ed capacity Do not use pieces of wire instead of fuse Do not insert objects into the air i...

Page 26: ...connecting sections are cooled and this causes water to condense Cracking sound is heard This sound is generated by the expansion contraction of the front panel etc due to change in temperature Burbl...

Page 27: ...ooling effect may not be sufficient Hissing sound is sometimes heard This is the sound when the flow of refrigerant inside the unit is switched Condenser s casing looses The remote control signal is n...

Page 28: ...ck if the sunlight shines directly into the room cool enough Check if the door and window are opened Check if there is anything obstructing the air discharge Check if the exhaust fan still operates Ch...

Page 29: ...MCC SVU01A 15 Notes MCC SVU01A_En indd 15 MCC SVU01A_En indd 15 4 18 13 5 31 33 PM 4 18 13 5 31 33 PM...

Page 30: ...and product data improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without notice Amair Limited 999 1 Moo 9 Bangna Trad km 19 Road Bangchalong Bangplee Samutprakarn 10540 Thailan...

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