Bryant 538P, 619P Owner's Manual

619P/538P



Heating & Cooling Systems

A

NOTE GENERAL PART OPERATING

REMOTE REMOTE

USING OPERATING

CLEANING,MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING

ABOUT

NAMES

THE

SAFETY

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INSTRUCTIONS CONTROL CONTROL

REMOTE

INSTRUCTIONS

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OPERATION FUNCTIONS

CONTROL

TIPS

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NOTE

10

s

Manual

OF

CONTENTS

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EQUIPMENT OWNER:

Please read this Owner's Information Manual carefully before

conditioner and keep this manual for future reference.

For your convenience, please record the model and serial numbers

spaces provided. This information, along with the installation

will

be helpful should your system require maintenance or service.

PAGE

9-16

17-19

20 21-22 23-25

installing and using this air

of

your new equipment in the

data and dealer contact information,

2 2 3 4 5

UNIT INFORMATION DEALERSHIP CONTACT INFORMATION

Model#

Serial

INSTALLATION INFORMATION

Date

_____________

# Address:

Installed-----------

Company Name:

-----------------

Phone Technician Name:

Number:.

___________

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SAFETY PRECA U TION S

2

PART

NAMES

Indoor

unit

Outdoor

unit

Names

Indoor

1.

2.

Air inlet

3.

Air filter

4.

Air outlet

5.

6.

7.

Outdoor

8.

Connecting pipe

9.

Connecting cable

10. Stop valve

NOTE:

All

illustrations

reference

differ

include

of

parts

unit

Front panel

Horizontal Vertical air flow louver(inside) Display panel

air

flow grille

unit

are

for

only.

Your

unit

in

appearance

all

components

or

may

not

shown.

Indicator

Depending

the

on

indoor

(e

lamp

on

unit

size,

may

(A)

(B)

the

display window

look

like

the

following:

Indicator

~

FRESH

~

This Air

onono

DEFROST

ououo

(Enabled on cooling & heating models only): Lights defrosting automatically or when the warm

air operation.

OPERATION

This

conditioner

TIMER

Lights

8181

DIGITAL DISPLAYindicator(optional)

• Displays air conditioner is

• Displays

lamp

Indicator

lamp

feature

control feature is activated in heating

lamp

illuminates

is activated.

Indicator

up

when the

illuminates

is

Indicator

up

during

the temperature settings when the the malfunction code.

(optional)

air

conditioner starts

Indicator

in

operation.

Timer

operational.

when

operation.

Clean

the

air

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Special

Refrigerant

When a refrigeration on

the

Louver

The

unit louver power

SELF

• Under

• The operation ONLY operation. Once the FAN ONLY operation has ended, the unit

Note:

e This function

• Before selecting this function, it operation all TIMER settings will be cancelled. lfthe

• process, the

functions

Leakage

indoor

Angle

safety is

unit

Memory

will

memorize

limitations.

turned

CLEAN

this

function, the

will operate in following sequence: FAN ONLY mode

at

LOW fan speed (applicable to cooling & heating models

is

for

approximately

SELF CLEAN function

unit

Detection

leak

is

detected

display

off

or

function

only available under COOL(AUTO COOL, FORCED COOL) and DRY mode.

automatically

panel.

Function(optional):

the

manual

COptional)

air

conditioner will automatically clean and dry the evaporator.

one is

at

the

outdoor

angle

louver

control button

is

recommended to run the

half

selected while the SELF CLEAN function is

shut

of

the

will

of

an hour. Once the

down.

unit, an

louver,

return to

is

pressed.

as

long

the

standard

Self

'EC'

at

air

error

code

will

appear

as

it

is

set

within the

position

LOW

conditioner

Clean function is activated,

fan speed, Heating only) will

if

the

and then

turn off.

under

already

FAN

Cooling

in

Vertical

After using the remote control.

swing

the

function

air

conditioner is operating, users can control the vertical

(Optional)

louver

swing

by

4

•

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

Using the r emote control

Location

•

• I I

The a

distance

are

• NOTE:

remote control will audible

(A.

Precautions)

• The air conditioner will not operate if curtains, doors or other materials block the signals from the remote control

• Prevent any liquid the remote control to direct sunlight or heat.

•

If

the infrared signal receiver sunlight, prevent the sunlight from falling

•

If

other electrical unit, either move these

the

air conditioner may not function properly.

from

falling into the remote control.

air

conditioner

unit,air

of

the

remote

no

obstructions.

confirm

on

conditioner

control

of

up

When control toward

beep.

the indoor unit is exposed

on

transmitting a command

the

receipt

the

receiver. react

can

to

26ft.

to

the

right

of a command

to

the indoor unit.

to

or consult your local dealer.

controller.

operate

(8

m)

unit,

the

be

sure

side

of

Do

not expose

Use

remote control.

the

unit

as

long

to

point

the

unit.

by

sounding

to

direct

curtains to

as

from

The

from

there

the

unit

an

Replacing

TwoAAA operation To

install

1.

Slide the back

2.

Insert batteries. Follow the polarity markings inside the

battery compartment.

3.

Replace battery compartment cover.

batteries

1.5 v alkaline batteries (included) are required of

the remote control.

or

replace batteries:

cover

off

the control to open the battery compartment.

for

NOTE:

1. When replacing batteries, type battery. This may cause the remote control to malfunction.

2.

lfthe the batteries. Otherwise battery leakage may damage the remote control.

3. The average battery life under normal use is about 6 months.

4. Replace the batteries when there is no audible beep from the indoor

5. When batteries are removed, the remote control erases all programmed settings. The control must be reprogrammed insertion

remote is not going to be used

unit

or

if

the Transmission Indicator fails to light.

of

new batteries.

do

not use old batteries

for

several weeks, remove

or

a different

after

5

•

REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS

Two AAA 1.5v alkaline batteries

26ft (8m)

s

6

I

Function

buttons

I

0 ON/OFF

Operation starls when this button is pressed and stops when this button is pressed again.

f)

MODE Button

Each time this button mode is

cum

Button

is

pressed,

selected in a sequence

--coOL--

DRY--f.i:l_i0:(:---

the

of

operation

following:

FAN]

(oN/OFF)

(MODE)

[T:P]

8"'7

(

SLEEP

)

~=:=.J_I

(

TURBO

)

RG52B/BGEU

NOTE:

if

you have a cooling

D

FAN

Used

rAUTO-LOW-MED-

0 SLEEP Button

Activate/Disable the most comfortable temperature and save energy. This function HEAT and AUTO mode only .

NOTE: While the unit is running in SLEEP mode, it will be cancelled SPEED

0 TURBO Button

Activate/Disable function temperature in

the shortest time(

not

operation

Please do

Button

to

select the

or

ON/OFF button

enables the unit to reach the preset

at

support

this

will not occur.}

not

select

only

fan

speed

sleep

function.

is

available

if

the, FAN

is

Turbo function. Turbo

cooling

function, a corresponding

if

or

the

HEAT mode

system.

in

four steps:

HIGH]

It

on

pressed.

heating operation

indoor

unit

can

maintain

COOL,

does

Activate/Disable

a

LED

Button

Activate/Disable When pressing the LED button, the

unit

display

pressed again, the

indoor screen Display.

screen will be cleared. Once

display

will illuminate.

indoor

0 UP Button(

Pushing this button will increase the indoor temperature setting

~

)

in

1°F(1°

C)

increments up to 86°F(30°C).

........------t--t

(•oo~

[r:•]

a'Q'

(SLEEP

(

RG52B4/BGEU1

TURBO

)

DOWN Button(

Pushing this button temperature setting

7

NOTE: Press and hold

together for 3 seconds to temperature

scale.

9 SHORTCUT Button(

• Used to restore the current settings or resume previous settings.

•

If

the SHORTCUT button is selected operate fan speed.

• Push this button when remote control is on, the system

to the previous settings, mode, temperature setting, fan speed and

•

If

pressed will settings, settings, fan speed, and

upon

in

AUTO

will automatically revert back

sleep featureQf activated).

for

automatically

including operating mode, temperature

"V'

display between the °C &

unit

more

)

will

decrease the indoor

in

1°F(1°

For

operation, the

mode-

than 2 seconds, the system

restore

C)

increments up to 62°F(17°C).

~~~

and

~'Q',

alternate the

RG52BIBGEU

the

80~

including operating

the

sleep

model)

first function

unit

(27°C), and auto

current

features

buttons

°F

will

level

operation

(if

activated).

(l) FP Button(

While heating mode, pressing the LP button will

activate

window

the

on

For

RG52B4JBGEU1 model)

air

conditioner

4EfF (8°C} heating. The

the

indoor

operates

unit

will

0 TIMER ON Button

Press this button sequence. Each time

it

pressed, in

30 minute increments. When the time setting displays 10, increase by 60 minute increments. auto-timed program, time

to

will increase the auto-timed setting

0.0.

to

the the

initiate

auto-timed setting will then

simply

the

TIME ON button is

adjust

in

display

auto-on time

"FP".

To

cancel the

the

auto-on

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