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ENGLISH
Wireless Remote Controller
Maintenance
NOTE
• The remote controller should never be exposed to
direct sunlight.
• The signal transmitter & receiver should always be
clean for proper communication. Use a soft cloth to
clean them.
• If other appliances are accidentally affected by the
remote controller, change their position or consult
your serviceman.
How to insert the Batteries
NOTE
• When using or replacing batteries, make sure that
they are both the same type.
• If the system is not going to be used for a long
time, remove the batteries to save their working
life.
• If the display screen of the remote controller starts,
fading replace both of the batteries.
Operation Indication Lamps
Type 1
On/Off
Lights up during the
system operation.
Filter Sign
Lights up after 2 400
hours from the time of
first operating unit.
Timer
Lights up during Timer
operation.
Defrost Mode
Lights up during
Defrost Mode or Hot
Start operation.(Heat
pump model only)
•
Forced
Operation
To operate the unit
when the remote
control can’t be used
for any reason.
Type 2
Description
Lamp
Color
Cooling mode Green
Heating mode Green
Time to clean filter in cooling/
heating mode
Yellowish
Green
Time to clean filter when product is
not opeating
Orange
Hot start or defrost mode before
starting heating mode
Green
When reservation set on
Yellowish
Green
NOTE
• Hot start operation
− Stops the indoor fan in the heating operation for
a few minutes to prevent cold air from blowing
out from unit.
• In defrost mode, the unit stops the heating
operation for a few minutes to remove ice
formations from the heat exchanger coils in order
to maintain efficiency.
Choose a suitable place where its safe & easy to
reach.
2
Fix the firmly to the wall with the supplied screws.
1
3
Slide the remote controller inside the holder.
Remove the battery cover by pulling it according
to the arrow direction.
2
Insert new batteries making sure that the (+) and
(-) of battery are installed correctly.
(Battery Size = AAA).
1
3
Reattach the cover by sliding it back into
position.
OPERATION
11
Lamp
Forced Operation Switch
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