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THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE GENERAL INFORMATION
WARNING
If you smell something burning or
see smoke, turn off the power supply
and contact an HVAC technician.
If the abnormity still exists,the unit
may be damaged,and may cause
electric shock or fire.
All power wiring must comply
with local, regional or national
electric codes.
Improper wiring can cause
electrical shock or fire.
If y
ou won't be using your unit for
extended periods, disc
onnect the
power
supply.
Residual dust build up could
cause overheating or fire.
Never damage electr
ical wiring or
use the electrical wire which is not
s
uited for this application.
It could cause overheating or fire.
When c
leaning, turn the unit off
and
disconnect power
supply at
the breaker.
Cut off power supply
Not doing so may cause
electrical shock or damage.
The power supply must be
connected to a properly sized
circuit breaker. The unit will cycle
automatically according to your
settings. Do not frequently turn
your unit on or off, this may
interfere with its normal operation
Rated voltage of this air conditi-
oner 208/230V, 60Hz, The com-
pressor will vibrate sharply if the
voltage is too low, resulting in
damage to the
refrigeration
system.
Electrical components
are easy
d
amaged if the voltage is too
high.
Don't attempt to repair the air
conditioner y
ourself.
Improper repair could lead to an
electrical shock or fire, always
contacts an HVAC technician to
service or
repair you unit
.
Don't step on or place anything
on top of the outdoor unit.
Improper installation may cause
damage to the unit or injure
someone
Make sure the unit is safely
and securely installed.
Grounding: The unit must be
properly grounded. The ground
wire must be connected to the
appropriate grounding terminal
in the unit.
Serious injury or irreparable damage
could occur.
Never cut off or damage power
and control wiring. If the power
and signal control wires are
damaged, have them replaced
by an HVAC technician.
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