S.S.Green TKF-120GW/BP, TKF-35GW/BP, TKF-50GW/BP, TKF-140GW/BP, TKFR-26GW/BP Operation And Installation Instructions Manual
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TKF(R)-26GW/BP ( 9000BTU )
TKF(R)-35GW/BP (12000BTU)
TKF(R)-50GW/BP (18000BTU)
TKF(R)-70GW/BP (24000BTU)
TKF(R)-100GW/BP (36000BTU)
TKF(R)-120GW/BP (41000BTU)
TKF(R)-140GW/BP (48000BTU)
SOLAR AIR-CONDITIONER
OPERATION AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Table of Contents
Safety Precautions Page 3
Parts Description Pag e 4
Indoor Unit Page 4
Outdoor Unit Page 5
Remote Control Buttons and Functions Page 6
Set Remote Control Clock Page 6
Operate Automatically Page 7
Remote Control Operation Page 7
To Start Operation Page 7
To Stop Operation Pag e 7
To Select Cool, DRY, HEAT,FA N and ON/OFF Mode Page 7
Change the Set Temperature Page 7
In HEAT Operation Page 7
In DRY Operation Page 8
Air Flow Velocity and Direction Adjustment Page 8
To Set Timer on Function Page 8
To Set the Timer Off Function Page 8
Set the Comfortable Sleep Mode Function Page 8
Sleep Function Page 9
To Cancel the Sleep Function Pag e 9
e b utton Fu nction Page 9
Operation and Maintenance Page 10
Efficient Operation Page 10
For Effective Cooling Page 10
Maintenance While in Use Page 10
When the Air Conditioner is not going to be used in a long time Page 10
Preparation & Maintenance when the air conditioner is to be used again
Page 10
Before Contacting the Serviceman Pag e 11
Cleaning of the Air Filter and Deodorising Filter Page 12
Cleaning the air filter every 2 weeks Page 12
Cleaning & replacement of the deodorizing filter (optional) Page 12
Air Filter Replacement (Optional) Page 12
Safety Rules Page 13
When you think that trouble has occurred Page 14
Solar Assisted Air-Conditioner Installation Pictures Page 15
Installing the Indoor Unit Page 15
Installing the Outdoor Unit and Piping Connection Page 17
Installing the outdoor Unit Page 17
Piping Connection Pag e 17
Outdoor Unit refrigerant Piping Connection Page 17
Remove the air in the indoor unit and piping Page 18
Leakage Detecting Page 18
Draining Piping Work Page 18
Sealing of the Wall Hole & Fixing of the Piping Page 19
Electric Wiring Connection & Trial Operation Page 20
Electric Wiring Connection Pag e 20
Trial Operation Page 20
Electronic Diagram Page 21
Safety Precautions
WARNING
Do not connect using double adopter or an extension cord and do not attach multiple loads to one
electrical outlet.
Do not use the unit if the power cord has been severed or damaged. Do not attempt to repair any
damage to the power cord.
Do not forcibly pull the power cord
Do not operate switches with wet hands.
Do not leave on installation stand which is damaged.
Do not clean the air conditioner with water.
Do not place a pet or house plant in the airflow from the air conditioner.
Do not apply an insecticide or flammable spray on or near the unit.
Do not operate for extended periods in high humidity e.g. leaving a window or door open.
Do not step on the outdoor unit. Do not put anything on top of the outdoor unit.
Do not install the unit where flammable gas could leak. If gas leaks and collects around the unit it may
cause anexplosion.
Do not put your finger or other objects into the air outlet of the outdoor unit. It is very dangerous.
Drain water should be fully drained if the drainer route is incomplete water may drop from the unit. It may
damage furniture or carpet.
When the unit is not going to be used for an extended period of time disconnect the power supply.
When applying grounding do not connect the earth wire to a gas pipe or water pipe etc.
When an abnormality (smell of burning etc.) occurs, stop the unit and disconnect the power plug or turn off
the breaker.
Disconnect the power supply or turn off breaker before cleaning the indoor unit.
Before using the unit carefully read these Safety P recautions fo r s afety p urposes.
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The batteries must be removed from the
appliance before it is scrapped and ensure
that they are correctly disposed of.
The range that the signal can reach is about 6
meter. One or two beeps will be heard after
the unit received the signal.
When the signal does not operate the indoor
unit or the display becomes dim, replace the 2
batteries with new ones of the same type.
Use the remote control carefully. If it is
dropped, thrown or gets wet it may not
operate.
Do not use rechargeable batteries.
Remote Control Buttons and Functions
Set Remote Control Clock
1. Remove the back lid and insert two batteries
2. Press the reset button. Press it with a sharp
object i.e. a pin
3. Press the Clock Set Button. Press it with a
sharp object i.e. a pin
4. Press the buttons HOUR and MIN to set the
current time. Each press of the button adds
either an hour or a minute.
5. Press the clock set button again. Press it with
a sharp object i.e. a pin
WARNING
Press it by sharp object
Operate Automatically
According to the room temperature when the operation starts, the operation mode is automatically selected
between COOL, DRY and HEAT. However, when operation is started again within 2 hours after the operation is
stopped, the same operation mode being used previously is selected.
Room Temperature when Started Operation Mode
Remote Control Operation
To Start Operation
1. The signal transmitter section of the remote control should be pointed at the receiving section of the indoor
unit
2. Press the ON/OFF button to start the air conditioner.
3. To select AUTO mode, press the Operation select button. Each time the button is pressed the mode will
change in the following sequence AUTO COOL DRY HEAT .
To Stop Operation
1. Press the ON/OFF button to stop the air conditioner
1. Press the ON/OFF button to start the air conditioner.
2. To select AUTO mode, press the Operation select button. Each time the button is pressed the mode will
change in the following sequence AUTO COOL DRY HEAT . For Example to select COOL ,
operation mode press MODE button continuously until COOL is displayed on the screen.
3. Press the FAN button to select the fan speed
4. Press the button to select air blowing direction
5. Press the ON/OFF button to stop the machine.
PLEASE NOTE: Once the Operation mode has been selected, the same operation mode will start when the machine is turned
back on.
Change the Set Temperature
To lower the temperature, press the button. One press will lower the temperature by 1 .
To raise the temperature, press the button. One press will raise the temperature by 1 .
In HEAT Operation
1.
The air conditioners efficiency is relative to the outdoor temperature. If the unit is used in a cold region, a
heater can be used in conjunction with the air conditioner to assist with heating.
2. Defrosting operation. - When outdoor temperature is very low, the fans in the outdoor unit and indoor unit
are stopped, to allow the defrosting operation to take place. Defrosting operation takes between 2 - 10
minutes and protects the outdoor heat - exchange from being frosted
COOL
DRY
HEAT FAN
About 25 or higher
About 20 to 25
About 20 or lower
To select COOL
,
DRY , HEAT,FAN
and ON/OFF Mode
Do not comfuse(+)and(-)
Press it by sharp object
Press it by sharp object
Clock
Resel
Hour
Min
Back lid
Battery Box
Reset Button
Time Set Button
Health Set Button
Timer off Button
Sleep Mode Set Button
Power ON/OFF Button
Fan Speed Control Button
Temperature Adjustment
Button
MIN Set Button
HR Set Button
Timer on Button
Operation select Button
Swing Button
e Button
Horizontal Vane
Control Button
Operation Display
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Signal Transmitter
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