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T oshiba air conditioner Á¦ºÉ°¦´°µµ«Ã·µ Owner’s Manual ¼n¤º°µ¦Äoµ 1 1 10650159 Indoor unit ´ªÁ¦ºÉ°£µ¥Ä RAS-10JKCVP Series RAS-13JKCVP Series RAS-18JKCVP Series Outdoor unit ´ªÁ¦ºÉ°£µ¥° RAS-10JACVP Series RAS-13JACVP Series RAS-18JACVP Ser[...]
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Contents Automatic, Direct air flow and Indirect air flow Air conditioner selects the operation automatically depending on the set temperature. When “Direct air fl ow” or “Indirect air fl ow” is selected while comfort air fl ow, wind blow to left and right direction can be adjusted automatically such as blowing the direction to the peopl[...]
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Picoion air cleaning Picoion spreaded in the room eliminates the bacteria in the air and cleans the air. Furthermore, dirt in the room is collected in the air conditioner and washed with the drain water automatically. Also, the ion mist effect of Picoion gives the moisture to the skin and hair. When the lamp of indoor unit blinks page 32 A uto Rest[...]
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Precautions f or safety Surely f ollo w these instructions CAUTION • Check that the circuit breaker is installed correctly. If the circuit breaker is not properly installed, it may cause an electric shock. To check the installation method, please contact the supplying retail dealership or the professional vendor who installed the unit. • When u[...]
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When the front panel is opened P ar ts name Air inlet Front panel Open-close panel Infrared signal receiver and Reset button Filter cover Dust box V ertical wind direction louver Horizontal wind direction louver Air outlet Picoion generator Air fi lter (The air fi lter comes out for a certain period from the upper part of the indoor unit while ?[...]
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(Blue) (Orange) Operating, Timer set, Economic operation, Picoion air purifi er operation or Automatic c leaning operation (while cleaning operation) are indicated by the lamps. “PURE · DUST BO X lamp” (Blue)/(Orange) “OPERA TION lamp” (Green) <Remote controller receiving module> Reset button Outdoor unit Accessories Air outlet Thes[...]
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TEMP . PRESET Hi PO WER ECO POWER SEL ˚ C ˚ F Cover P ar ts name (continued) Remote controller Transmitting part Memory and recall user setting operation Start and Stop operation Kind of receiving tone When the Indoor unit receives the signal from the remote controller , the receiving tone sounds. .......... Operation, change .......... Stop ....[...]
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ON OFF SE T CLR MODE SWING F AN AIR FLOW FIX FI X ECO Hi PO WER PURE COMFORT SLEEP PO WER-SEL CLOCK CHECK FIL TER RESET TEMP . PRESET Hi PO WER ECO POWER SEL ˚ C ˚ F When open the cover Remote control when open cover Notes • Do not drop or spill with water . • Do not place where temperature rises or falls (For example exposed to direct sunlig[...]
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Insert the battery Remote controller Remove the cover and insert AAA alkaline dry batteries 1 Pull the cover to your side firmly Insert direction of (+) and (-) correctly Pull the cover to your side firmly Press the CLOCK button • Adjust the time referring to the “Setting the clock” in the right side. 2 Press with the diminished bar Attach th[...]
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Indoor unit Turn on the main power supply • It takes 3 to 8 minutes for the preparation of operation after the power supply is on. During this period, the operation lamp illuminates. However the operation does not start. Check transmitting and receiving Point the remote controller at the infrared signal receiver on the indoor unit. • Correct si[...]
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A utomatic operation The air conditioner selects the cooling mode and operates it. At the same time the active human sensor detects the movement of people. If no person is detected, it operates in economic operation mode. Also the brightness search sensor detects the brightness of the room and operates in economic operation mode automatically. When[...]
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Economic operation activated b y active human search sensor . • When the active human search sensor detects the absence of people for 60 minutes continuously . It operates economic operation mode with a higher temperature setting while cooling. • Further , when absence of people is detected for 4 hours continuously . It operates economic operat[...]
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Temperature and air volume for the cooling operation can be set as you prefer. (Blue) (Orange) Cooling ON OFF SE T CLR MODE SWING F AN AIR FLOW FIX FI X ECO Hi PO WER PURE COMFORT SLEEP PO WER-SEL CLOCK CHECK FILTER RESET TEMP . PRESET POWER SEL ˚ C When PiPi sounds, it notices the operation setting returns to the datum point. Page 7 Cooling opera[...]
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For dehumidifi cation, a moderate cooling performance is controlled automatically. Dry operation When changing the temperature • The temperature changes by 1°C when pressed. It changes continuously when pressed continuously . • The available setting range is 17°C – 30°C. When at 24°C PiPi When stopping • Automatic cleaning starts after[...]
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15 (Blue) (Orange) Picoion air purifi er Capture effi ciency of fl oating virus and mold fungus in the air is accelerated by the Picoion and plasma ion charger. They are caught in the air conditioner eliminated and discharged with the drain water. Thus, the air discharged by the air conditioner is kept clean. ON OFF SE T CLR MODE SWING F AN AIR [...]
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• Every time ... Swing direction changes. When changing the air for vertical direction, release the left side at the desired position. ( PiPi at the lower limit). When changing the air for horizontal direction, release the right side at the desired position. ( PiPi sounds at the front). Setting for air fl ow Page 17, 18 • Comfort air direction[...]
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Comf or t air fl ow Direct air fl ow : Blow air toward people. Indirect air fl ow : Blow air away from people. • If Direct air fl ow or Indirect is selected, the human search sensor moves left and right. It detects the location of people (heat generated) and the air direction (left and right) is adjusted automatically . Blows air! Air does no[...]
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Comfortable air fl ow and Direct air fl ow or Indirect air fl ow can be selected from Wide air fl ow , spot air fl ow AIR FLOW While operating (Auto, Cool, Dry and these mode with PURE), Select • Every time ... When pressed, the air fl ow direction changes. • The air volume operates in “Automatic” mode. • Every pressing Indoor unit [...]
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Comfort sleep Timer operation The operation stops automatically at the pre-set time When 1, 3, 5 and 9 hours are selected, it becomes the comfort sleep operation. The set temperature will be automatically adjusted appropriately. However, the temperature is raised to no more than 2 degree Celsius. • Every time when pressed (within 3 seconds)... ?[...]
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Timer on, Timer off Start and stop of operation is selected with the time. Operate after setting the current time on the remote controller. Page 9 1 For timer on ON For timer off OFF 2 Adjust the time to the starting (stopping) time. Forward Backwar d TEMP . • Changes by 10 minutes when pressed once and by 1 hour when pressed continuously . • T[...]
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Set pref erred operation Set your preferred operation for future use. The setting will be memorized and can be used for future requirement. ON OFF SE T CLR MODE SWING F AN AIR FLOW FIX FI X ECO Hi PO WER PURE COMFORT SLEEP PO WER-SEL CLOCK CHECK FILTER RESET TEMP . PRESET POWER SEL ˚ C PRESET OPERATION 1 Select your preferred operation. 2 Press an[...]
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Ener gy Sa ving While Automatic operation or Cooling operation is activated, this function provides automatic control for the setting of room temperature. ON OFF SE T CLR MODE SWING F AN AIR FLOW FIX FI X ECO Hi PO WER PURE COMFORT SLEEP PO WER-SEL CLOCK CHECK FILTER RESET TEMP . PRESET ECO POWER SEL ˚ C • ECO displays in the Remote controller .[...]
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Limit maxim um Current and P o wer consumption This function is used when its circuit breaker is shared with other electrical appliances. It limits the maximum current and power consumption to 100%, 75% or 50% can be done by POWER- SELECTION. The lower percentage, the higher Saving and also longer compressor lifetime. ON OFF SE T CLR MODE SWING F A[...]
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Indoor unit displa y ON OFF SE T CLR MODE SWING F AN AIR FLOW FIX FI X ECO Hi PO WER PURE COMFORT SLEEP PO WER-SEL CLOCK CHECK FILTER RESET TEMP . PRESET 1 Press and hold the CHECK button with a diminishing bar • Setting temperature display switches to 00. • is displayed. 2 Press Hi POWER while holding the check b utton. • is displayed in the[...]
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(Blue) (Orange) Notes A utomatic c leaning TIMER : Orange lamp illuminates Automatic cleaning is started after the operation 10 minutes or longer stops. To stop automatic cleaning during operation, press more 2 times. ※ After Stop Filter cleaning by remote controller and immediately operate the air conditioner , the next operation may delay . Aut[...]
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Care and c leaning T urn off power supply before c hecking care or c leaning Warning Prohibition Do not wash inside air conditioner your self If washing inside the air conditioner is necessary , request service from the supplier or the T oshiba Service Center . Incorrect washing may cause a water leakage, electric shock or fi re due to damage of r[...]
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Care and c leaning (continued) T urns off power supply bef ore chec king, care and cleaning 27 Care and cleaning of the front panel and dust box Clean when DUST BOX (Orange LED) is turn on. After cleaning, operate “T est Run”. Page 31 T o remove the dust box Open the front panel Release the locking tab Remove the dust bo x T o assemble the dust[...]
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Dust Box Care and c leaning (continued) T urns off power supply bef ore chec king, care and cleaning 28 How to remove it 1. Slide the fi xing levers (4 points) of the dust box Slide the fi xing levers (4 Orange points) at left, right and center toward the direction of and until they click. 2. Remove the dust bo x Hold and remove from the right si[...]
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Brush unit If very dirty , clean it. Brush unit cannot be removed. Clean it after removing the air fi lter and dust box. Note • Do not remove the brush unit. • Dry well if wet. How to care Clean awa y dirt with a vacuum cleaner . Brush unit Care and c leaning (continued) T urns off power supply bef ore chec king, care and cleaning 29 Care and [...]
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Air filter Care and c leaning (continued) T urns off power supply bef ore chec king, care and cleaning 30 How to remove 1. Slide the 2 levers on the fi lter cover to ward the open direction ( mark). 2. Hold the center of the fi lter cover and open upwar d until the fi xed position. 3. Remove the air fi lter . How to assemble 1. Insert the air ?[...]
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Test run after care and cleaning Turn on power supply after cleaning the air fi lter, dust box and brush unit then perform a test run. 1 (Blue) (Orange) 2 Press again for approx. 1 second • Automatic operation stops. 3 Close the front panel (Check that it is closed) • If the front panel is open, the air fi lter may not function correctly . 4 [...]
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1 Press the CHECK button with a tip of pencil to set the remote controller to the service mode. • Setting temperature display switches to 00. • is displayed. 2 Press TEMP . • is displayed in remote controller display . • Press [ ] or [ ] on TEMP . button. If there is no fault with a code, the indoor unit will Pi once (Pi) and the display of[...]
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A uto Restar t Setting How to set the Auto Restart 1 Press and hold the RESET button on the indoor unit for 3 seconds to set the operation (3 Pi sound and OPERA TION lamp blink 5 time/sec for 5 seconds). 2 Press and hold the RESET button on the indoor unit for 3 seconds to cancel the operation (3 Pi sound but OPERA TION lamp does not blink). • In[...]
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At a time like this In case of the misplaced or discharge remote controller , temporary Automatic operation is available from RESET button on the indoor unit. If the remote controller is not available In case of 2 air conditioners are installed near each other Q When operating Q To stop • Fully Automatic operation. (T emperature and air volume ar[...]
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These are not failures In this case Description and where to check Operation lamp Operation lamp (green) is blinking slowl y . It is not a fault • For a power failure during operation (including T imer On setting), the lamp illumi- nates when the power is supplied again. When the button in the remote controller is pressed once, the operation star[...]
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In this case Description and where to check A noise sounds Indoor unit When the power turn on, operation of air conditioner stops or the front panel opens or closes. These are not failures • Noise of initial position setting of the open-close panel or vertical direction louvers or the noise of initial fi lter setting may sound for 8 minutes maxi[...]
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These are not failures (continued) In this case Description and where to check Operation and behavior of the air conditioner Air conditioner does not work. Check again • Is it immediately after the power supply on? It takes 3-8 minutes for preparation. During this period, the air conditioner does not operate. • Is the power supply off? Page 10 [...]
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In this case Description and where to check V apor or condensation appear Indoor unit V apor appears. These are not faults • V apor may appear due to the rapidly cooled air in the room. • V apor may appear due to condensed water on the heat exchanger, or the panel may become moist during cooling, dry , or cleaning. Condensation appears. • Are[...]
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