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Prior to Operation
1. Co,r_act an installation s_cialist for installation.
2. P_ug in the power #ug properly.
3, Use a dedicated circuit.
4. D,o not use an exten_on cord.
5. D,o not staWstop operation by p,fuggi_/unpluggi_ the power cord.
6. If the cord/plu 9 is damage, replace _ with only an auft_orized replacement _d_
1. Being exposed to direct airflow for a Io_ _me may _ hazardous to, your heaffh. Do, not expo,_
occu_nts_ _ts_ or plants to dired aidllow for a _ongtime.
2. Due to the possibility of oxygen deficiency, ventilate t_ room when using the a_liance together with
stoves or o_her heatir_ _vic_.,
3,_Do not u_ this _r condi'_ioner for non-_dfied s_cial purpo_ (eg, preserving _ecisio, n devices,
food, pets, pla_s, or art objects).. Such use may damage your priories..
1oDo no_touch the meta_parts of the unit when removing the filler. Injury c_ occur.
2. D,o not u_ water to clean i_ide the air conditioner Exposure '_owa_er can ,destroy the insullation_
leading to electric shock.
3 When cleaning t_e un_, first make _re that the _r and breaker are turned off_The fan routes at a
very high speed duri_ o,peration_The_e is ,apossibility/of injury if the unff's power is triggered while
inner parts, of the unff.
For repair a_ maintenance, co_d your autl_#rized service dealer.
8 Room Air Conditioner
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