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UNIT OPERA

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UNIT OPERA

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OPERATION OF THE UNIT

A. AUTO MODE

           Cool Only Unit

Heat Pump Unit

Mode

Pre-Set Temperature

Mode

Pre-Set Temperature

0

Above 78 F

Cool  

Cool  

0

77 F

0

77 F

0

From 68-78 F

Dry   

Dry

0

(RT-35) F each 3 minutes      

0

(RT-35) F each 3 minutes      

0

Below 68 F

Heat     

0

73 F

Room temperatures(RT)

When started, operation mode will turn into COOL or DRY or HEAT mode upon room temperature as shown in 
the following table. Once AUTO operation mode is set, unit will change operation mode as the room temperature 
changes. If unit restarts after last operation stops for two hours, it will start in the same mode as set before 
operation was stopped. Press SWING button to change air flow direction up/down. 

Heat     

NA

B. COOL MODE

Pointing remote/line control to the unit, press MODE button until COOL is shown. Press TEMPERATURE 
ADJUSTMENT button to change the setting temperature. In this mode, you can press SWING button or 
MANUAL SWING button, if available, to change up/down air flow direction. Press FAN SPEED button to change 
the fan speed of indoor unit. Once the temperature settled is reached, both indoor and outdoor unit will stop to 
run. Outdoor unit will work again as soon as the indoor air temperature sensor feels the room temperature is 1 or 

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2 F higher than set temperature.

Once set temperature is reached, outdoor unit compressor and fan motor will stop working right away, outdoor 
reversing valve stays un-energized.

1) If "circulation" function is built in (2008.06 or ealier production), then the indoor fan will keep on rotating to 
circulate the air in the room, so that air temperature stratefication will not be caused, and then compressor will 
not come on and go off often.

2) If "circulation" function is NOT built in (2008.06 or later production), then the indoor fan will keep on rotating for 
60 to 90 seconds to blow out the residual cooling capacity left on cold coil, then shut off.

Once the sensed indoor temperature is 1 or 2 F above set temperature and the 3-mintue compressor restarting 
protection time is passed, indoor unit fan motor and outdoor unit compressor and fan motor will resume to work 
right away.

C. DRY MODE

Pointing remote/line control to the unit, press MODE button until DRY is shown. In this mode, you can press 
SWING button or MANUAL SWING button, if available, to change up/down air flow direction. Press FAN SPEED 
button to change the fan speed of indoor unit.

D. FAN MODE

Pointing remote/line control to the unit, press FAN button until DRY is shown. In this mode, you can press 
SWING button to change up/down air flow direction. Press FAN SPEED button to change the fan speed of indoor 
unit.

F. TIMER

"CANCEL"

Once TIMER "CANCEL" button is pressed, previous TIMER set-up shall be cleared and all TIMER related signs 
go off.

NOTICE: 

To cancel timer, press CANCEL button of the Timer. If power sets off, time must be reset, otherwise 

Timer  Operation will not be right.

OPERATION OF THE UNIT

CONFIRM

OFF

ON

TIMER

CANCEL

E. HEAT MODE    

Pointing remote/line control to the unit, press MODE button until HEAT is shown. 

In this mode, you can press FAN SPEED button to change the fan speed of indoor unit. Press TEMPERATURE 
ADJUSTMENT button to change the setting temperature. As heat pump starts indoor unit will not start to blow air 
only until the sensed indoor coil copper tube temperature is warm enough (anti-cold blowing). Outdoor fan motor 
and compressor will start to work right away. In heat pump mode, larger pipe at outdoor unit should be hot and 
smaller pipe should be warm.

NOTES: 

4) Heater will start as supplemental heat to heat pump, once the outdoor temperature is low and the difference 
    between sensed indoor temperature and sensed indoor coil temperature is lower than the designated value. 

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5) Suggest set indoor temperature between 68 F and 75 F. Heating efficiency becomes inferior when room 

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    temperature is below 35 F.

Once set temperature is reached, outdoor unit compressor and fan motor will stop working right away, outdoor 
reversing valve stays energized for 2 minutes, while indoor unit will keep on blowing residual heat for a little while 
before it fully stops. 

1) If "circulation" function is built in (2008.06 or ealier production), then the indoor fan will keep on rotating to 
    circulate the air in the room, so that air temperature stratification will not be caused, and then compressor will 
    not come on and go off often.

2) If "circulation" function is NOT built in (2008.06 or later production), then the indoor fan will keep on rotating for 
    60 to 90 seconds to blow out the residual heating capacity left on warm/hot coil, then shut off.

Once the sensed indoor temperature is 1 or 2 F below set temperature and the 3-mintue compressor restarting 
protection time is passed, outdoor reversing valve will be energized first, then outdoor unit compressor and fan 
motor will resume to work. Indoor blower will start to blower warm air once the indoor coil is warm enough 
(sensed temperature). 

"TIMER ON" AND "TIMER OFF"  

Once pressed, TIMER related signs show up and hour sign blinks. If pressing TIMER "ON" or "OFF" button, time 
changes at 1hr/press (being held down intermittently) or 1hr/0.5second (being held down continuously); If no 
action 5 seconds after pressing TIMER "ON" or "OFF", or "CONFIRM" button is not pressed 5 seconds after time 
adjustment is made, TIMER related signs will go off in another 10 seconds.

"CONFIRM"

Once TIMER "CONFIRM" button is pressed, set-up of TIMER "ON" or TIMER "OFF" is actuated.

"TIMER ON" is to set up the hour span from now on when the unit will be turned ON. "TIMER OFF" is to set up 
the hour span from now on when the unit will be turned OFF. "TIMER ON" or "TIMER OFF" set-up must be input 
by pressing the "TIMER CONFIRM" button. 

3) During heat pump mode, outdoor unit may need to defrost to get rid of ice/frost built up in cold weather as 
    much as possible. In this case indoor fan motor stops, outdoor compressor works, outdoor fan motor cycles 
    unit defrost cycle quits upon both sensed temp and/or time.

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Summary of Contents for M2 SERIES

Page 1: ...designed and manufactured free from defects in material and workmanship under the normal use and maintenance Installation operation maintenance and service shall follow professional practices for reg...

Page 2: ...Damage to Unit People Properties and Others Resulted from Such Behaviour Following NEC State and Local Codes and Installation Instructions of All Units Otherwise Unit Warranty Will Be Void and Seriou...

Page 3: ...itch to outdoor unit 9 The size of HVAC circuit breaker fuse or disconnect switch to the outdoor unit 11 What is the refrigerant pipe length between each indoor unit and the outdoor unit Unit A Unit B...

Page 4: ...Sears etc which the manufacturer may not require licensed personnel to install Reading and following the YMGI Group recommendations suggestions and requirements written in the following pages and oth...

Page 5: ...BRIEF UNIT INFO BRIEF UNIT INFO P8 OF 34 P7 OF 34 1 The YMGI Limited Product Warranty Policy details the eligibilities coverage s and other explanations of the warranty terms between YMGI group and t...

Page 6: ...t Green World YMGI Engineered Comfort Products for A Sustainable and Efficient Green World If the damage is minor or partial that you choose to accept you can contact the distributor or YMGI to discus...

Page 7: ...m and fill all fields appropriately sign and send back to the YMGI Group 3 Once the form has been completed and sent back to YMGI remove the units and ship back to YMGI Please make a note describing t...

Page 8: ...ting Needs and Actual Part Availability Reason Unit Appearance Subject to Change or Update Continuously without Prior Notice Outdoor unit s provides the electrical and thermal power for the whole syst...

Page 9: ...MS 2X30C 32B WMMS 2X09K 34B WMMS 0912K 34B WMMS 2X12K 34B WMMS 2X18K 34B WMMS 2X24K 34B WMMS 2X30K 34B WMMS 09E F 34B WMMS 09 12E F 34B WMMS 12E F 34B WMMS 18E F 34B WMMS 24E F 34B WMMS 30E F 34B WMMS...

Page 10: ...100mm 4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS INSTALLATION CLEARANCE DUAL ZONE OVER 500mm 20 Outdoor unit OVER 50mm 2 OVER 100mm 4 OVER 2000mm 80 Indoor unit A OVER 100mm 4 Indoor unit B CLEARANCE REQUIRED AROUND UNITS S...

Page 11: ...STRUCTION INSTALLER S INSTRUCTION P20 OF 34 P19 OF 34 SYSTEM COMPONENTS INSTALLATION CLEARANCE TRIPLE ZONE SYSTEM COMPONENTS INSTALLATION CLEARANCE QUAD ZONE YMGI Engineered Comfort Products for A Sus...

Page 12: ...Optional Wall Thermostat UNIT OPERATION INSTALLER S INSTRUCTION P22 OF 34 P21 OF 34 Heating mode Sleep mode Dry mode Fan mode Set temperature Status indicating bar 2 bar indicator POWER ON Cooling mod...

Page 13: ...t of SLEEP mode When SLEEP button is pressed star moon sign either shows up or goes off If star moon sign is ON MODE turns into SLEEP mode see related function change separately if pressed again star...

Page 14: ...NCEL E HEAT MODE Pointing remote line control to the unit press MODE button until HEAT is shown In this mode you can press FAN SPEED button to change the fan speed of indoor unit Press TEMPERATURE ADJ...

Page 15: ...Prior to Using the Unit Regular Air Filter Deodorization Filter orAir Cleaner must be cleaned once a while depending upon air quality and unit application Open Front Panel only After Unit Stops Runni...

Page 16: ...wait a little while Pressed ON OFF too many times Press it firmly to check if the indoor unit beeps DOUBTING ABOUT UNIT FAILURE Phenomenon Analysis and Solution Indoor unit fan stops for about 10 min...

Page 17: ...ep the manual and look up in the manuals for the correct understanding how the unit will work and how to operate the unit correctly Any problems due to improper maintenance of the air conditioner heat...

Page 18: ...have seen as a unit history No Date Service Maintenance Conducted Person Phone USER NOTES Put down whatever questions you have or problems you have seen as a unit history No Date Questions or Problems...

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