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Johnson Controls Unitary Products

TIMER ON BUTTON

Use the TIMER ON button to initiate or cancel a single timed ON event.
Use this feature to bring the system on when you return home or when
you wake up in the morning. Press the TIMER ON button once. The
clock icon 

 disappears and a time setting appears with the word ON

flashing at the right. Use the (-) and + keys to adjust the time setting to
the desired time for the system to begin operation. Press the TIMER
ON button again to accept the setting. To make sure the function is
turned on successfully, the word ON will appear to the right of the cur-
rent time display. Press the TIMER ON button again if you want to can-
cel the timed ON event.

TIMER OFF BUTTON

Use the TIMER OFF button to initiate or cancel a single timed OFF
event. Use this feature to turn the system off when you leave the house
or when you go to sleep. Use the same method described above to set
the desired time for the system to stop operation. To make sure the
function is turned off successfully, the word OFF will appear to the right
of the current time display. Press the TIMER OFF button again if you
want to cancel the timed OFF event.

REMOTE LOCK

Press (-) and + buttons simultaneously to either lock or unlock the
remote control buttons. When locked, the icon is displayed.

TEMP BUTTON

Use the TEMP button to change the temperature display shown on the
remote control. When the system is powered on, the current tempera-
ture setting is displayed along with this icon 

. Press the TEMP button

one more time to display the current indoor ambient temperature, along
with this icon 

. Press the TEMP button again to display the outdoor

ambient temperature with this icon 

. The selected temperature will

return to the display screen after 5 seconds. The TEMP button can also
be used to temporarily display the indoor ambient temperature on the
indoor unit display panel.

LIGHT BUTTON

Use the LIGHT button to turn the indoor unit display light on and off.
When the light is on, the icon 

 appears on the remote control.

GENERAL OPERATION

1.

To turn the system ON, press ON/OFF but-
ton, the system should start to run. (Note:
when the system is powered off, the swing
louver of indoor unit will close automati-
cally).

2.

Press MODE button to select the desired
mode. Keep pressing until the desired
mode is displayed on the remote control.

3.

Pror - button to set the desired
temperature (temperature cannot be
adjusted in AUTO mode).

4.

Keep pressing FAN button to select desired
fan speed. Fan speed selection is as fol-
low: AUTO FAN, LOW, MID and HIGH.

5.

Press 

 button, to activate the swinging

louver. Press again to select a desired lou-
ver angle.

6.

Press SLEEP button to initiate sleep func-
tion. Press again to deactivate.

7.

Use TIMER ON and TIMER OFF buttons to schedule desired timed
on and off settings 

8.

Use LIGHT button to set display light on or off.

9.

Use X-FAN button to turn on and off extended fan operation feature
in cooling and DRY modes.

10. Use TURBO button to speed up cooling or heating.

11. Use I FEEL button to control your setpoint temperature from the

remote control in cooling and heating modes.

REMOTE CONTROL BATTERIES 

REPLACEMENT

If the remote control operation becomes
erratic, remove batteries. Wait 30 seconds
and reinsert batteries. If proper remote con-
trol operation is not restored, replace batter-
ies.

The wireless remote control requires two
AAA, 1.5V batteries. Follow the steps below
and the illustrated graphics to replace the
batteries when necessary.

1.

Remove screw that secures the battery
access panel to the remote control. Slide
the panel in the direction of the arrow.

2.

Remove the existing AAA, 1.5V batter-
ies.

3.

Replace batteries with fully charged
AAA, 1.5V batteries. Make sure to pay
attention to proper polarity of batteries. Remote control will not
operate if batteries are improperly installed.

4.

Reposition battery access panel and slide forward until panel snaps
into locked position.

5.

Reinsert screw.

EMERGENCY OPERATION

If the wireless remote is lost or damaged,
the system can be operated using the
manual switch or code switch. The sys-
tem will run in AUTO mode, and will not
change the temperature setting or the fan
speed.

The manual switch can be operated as
follows:

• To operate the unit, press the

AUTO/STOP button once and the
unit will enter into AUTO RUN
mode. The microcomputer will
select the (COOL, HEAT, FAN)
mode automatically to maintain
optimum room comfort.

• To stop the unit from operating,

press the AUTO/STOP button
once and the unit will shut down.

The code switch can be operated as follows:

• To operate the unit, adjust the code switch to the AUTO position

and the unit will enter into AUTO RUN mode. The microcomputer
will select the (COOL, HEAT, FAN) mode automatically to main-
tain optimum room comfort.

• To stop the unit from operating, adjust the code switch to the

STOP position and the unit will shut down.

If the remote control is not going to be used for a long period of time,
make sure to remove batteries to avoid damage to the control.

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CODE SWITCH

MANUAL
SWITCH

AUTO/STOP

AUTO

TEST

RUN

STOP

Summary of Contents for 16 SEER

Page 1: ...this manual before you start operating your new ductless system After reading this manual if you still need more information that may not have been covered in this manual please contact your HVAC cont...

Page 2: ...than R 22 Failure to use R 410A approved service equipment could result in equip ment explosion which could result in death or serious injury The refrigerant provided by the manufacturer complies with...

Page 3: ...y The unit will go into Auto Defrost mode and the heating will be discontinued for 8 to 10 minutes When the defrost cycle is complete the system will start running in heating mode While the outdoor un...

Page 4: ...UNIT ONE TO TWO ZONES 24 KBTU OUTDOOR UNIT TWO TO THREE ZONES 30 KBTU OUTDOOR UNIT TWO TO FOUR ZONES 42 KBTU OUTDOOR UNIT TWO TO FIVE ZONES AIR IN AIR OUT 1 2 3 8 4 5 7 6 1 Front Panel 2 Filter 3 Gui...

Page 5: ...ight with the indoor unit infrared receiver Make sure that there are no obstructions between the indoor unit receiver and the remote control when I FEEL feature is activated SWITCH FROM C TO F With sy...

Page 6: ...n AUTO mode 4 Keep pressing FAN button to select desired fan speed Fan speed selection is as fol low AUTO FAN LOW MID and HIGH 5 Press button to activate the swinging louver Press again to select a de...

Page 7: ...e healthy filter to the air filter as shown in Fig B Install the air filter properly as shown in Fig C and then close the panel CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Remove the healthy filter and clean thoroughly...

Page 8: ...correct Are either the air inlet or air outlet blocked on the outdoor or indoor unit Is filter dirty Is fan at low speed Are windows and doors properly shut Wireless remote is not working Is remote in...

Page 9: ...anty shall cover the heat exchanger primary and or secondary if applicable only if 1 The product has not been operated with an input rate in excess of the rating plate attached to the product 2 The pr...

Page 10: ...n of the water circuit by foreign material or like causes 13 Damages caused by improper parts components or accessories not suitable for use in or with the unit For a list of parts that are known to b...

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