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Haier HCFU-42CA13 manual

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  • Page 1

    OPERA TION MANUAL No. 0010571703 CONVERTIBLE TYPE ROOM AIR CONDITIONER AC184ACMAA AU184AFMDA (HCFU-18C13) AC284ACMAA AU284AHMBA (HCFU-28C13) AC424ACMAA AU424AIMAA (HCFU-42CA13)[...]

  • Page 2

    CONTENTS CAUTIONS .......................................................................... SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..................................................... FEA TURES AND FUNCTIONS ............................................ NAME OF P AR TS ................................................................... INTRODUCTION T O SP ARE P AR TS[...]

  • Page 3

    CAUTIONS 1 Disposal of the old air conditioner Before disposing an old air conditioner that goes out of use, please make sure it's inoperative and safe. Unplug the air conditioner in order to avoid the risk of child entrapment. It must be noticed that air conditioner system contains refrigerants, which require specialized waste disposal. The v[...]

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    CAUTIONS 2 D L K1 When installation in under ceiling, dial switch "K1" in the PC board to "D" position. When installation in floor console, dial switch to "L" position (Brand new unit is in "D" position).For series 18. For series 18, the all-pole discon-rexion connection method should be applied in the power [...]

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    3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS W ARNING! DANGER! CAUTION! Do not attempt to install this air conditioner by yourself. This unit contains no user-serviceable parts. Always consult authorized service personnel for repairs. When moving, consult authorized service personnel for disconnection and installation of the unit. Do not become excessively chilled by stay[...]

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    4 FEA TURES AND FUNCTIONS AUTOMA TIC OPERA TION SLEEP HEA T & COOL TYPE Merely press the ON/OFF button, and the unit will begin automatic operation in any of the Heating, Cooling and Blow modes as appropriate, in accordance with the thermostat setting and the actual temperature of the room. COOLING TYPE When the SLEEP button is pressed during C[...]

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    NAME OF P AR TS 5 Fig.1 Indoor Unit 1 Operating Control Panel (Fig.2) 2 Emergency switch 3 Remote Control Signal Receiver 4 Power Indicator Lamp (Red) 5 OPERA TION Indicator Lamp (Green) 6 TIMER Indicator Lamp (Y ellow) 7 Compressor Run Lamp (Green) 8 Intake Grill (Fig.3) 9 Air Filter 10 UP/DOWN Air Direction Flaps 1 1 RIGHT/LEFT Air Direction Louv[...]

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    INTRODUCTION TO SP ARE P AR TS 6 C Buttons and display of the remote controller . Operation CLOCK MODE SWING Power ON/OFF TEMP F AN SLEEP SET HOUR RESET LOCK TIMER Used for unit start and stop. Used to set auto fan direction. Used to select AUTO run, COOL,DR Y ,HEA T and F AN operation. Used to set correct time. Used to select TIMER ON, TIMER OFF ,[...]

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    INTRODUCTION TO SP ARE P AR TS 7 Hints LO MID HI AUTO AUTO Buttons and display of the remote controller . Operation DR Y COOL AUTO SWING F AN SPEED SLEEP Clock set TIMER ON TIMER OFF LOCK CLOCK TEMP . SIGNAL SENDING F AN OPERA TION HEA T When unit is started for the first time and after replacing batteries in remote controller , clock should be adj[...]

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    8 INST ALLA TION W ARNING ! CAUTION ! Please ask the dealer or specialist to install, never try by the users themselves. After the installation please be sure of the following conditions. Incorrect installation may cause water leaking, shock and fire hazard. Please call dealer to install the air -conditioner . Air -conditioner can't be install[...]

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    REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERA TION 9 When in use, put the signal transmission head directly to the receiver hole on the indoor unit. The distance between the signal transmission head and the receiver hole should be within 7m without any obstacle as well. Don't throw the controller , prevent it from being damaged. When electronic-started type fluores[...]

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    GUIDE TO OPERA TION 10 F AN operation Remote controller can memorize settings in each operation mode. T o run it next time just select the operation mode and it will start with the previous setting. No reselecting is needed.(TIMER ON/OFF needs reselecting) Hints (1) Unit start (2) Select operation mode (3) Fan (4) Unit stop AUTO COOL DR Y HEA T F A[...]

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    1 1 LOCK RESET GUIDE TO OPERA TION AUT O run, COOL,HEA T and DR Y operation Use COOL in summer . Use HEA T in winter . Use DR Y in spring,autumn and in damp climate. (1) Unit start (2) Select operation mode (3) Select temp.setting Press ON/OFF button, unit starts. Previous operation status appears on display .(Not T imer setting) Power indicator on[...]

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    12 GUIDE TO OPERA TION C C C C C Press F AN button. For each press, fan speed changes as follows: (4) Fan speed selection Unit runs at the speed displayed on LCD. In HEA T mode, warm air will blow out after a short period of time due to cold-draft prevention function. In DR Y mode, when room temp. becomes 2 higher than temp. setting, unit will run [...]

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    LOCK RESET 13 GUIDE TO OPERA TION TIMER operation Hints Set Clock correctly before starting T imer operation(refer to page 7) Y ou can let unit start or stop automatically at following times: Before you wake up in the morning, or get back from outside or after you fall asleep at night. TIMER ON/OFF (1)After unit start, select your desired operation[...]

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    GUIDE TO OPERA TION 14 LOCK RESET Every time the button is pressed, time increases 10min. If button is kept depressed, time will change quickly . Every time the button is pressed, time decreases 10min. If button is kept depressed, time will change quickly . T ime will be shown on LCD. It can be adjusted within 24hours. AM refers to morning and PM t[...]

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    GUIDE TO OPERA TION 15 Adjusting up/down air flow direction Up/down direction can be adjusted by using the SWING button on the remote controller . Each time pressing this button, the mode changes in the following sequence. Change to the AIRFLOW mode. Louver moves in upward and downward directions continuously . A void direct air flow to the body fo[...]

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    GUIDE T O OPERA TION 16 about 6 hrs 1 hr 1 hr increase 1 increase 1 LOCK RESET Press SLEEP button once to make the air conditioner have the previous-set sleep time (first power-on is "1h"), the sleep symbol will appear . Press time button / , you can choose the time in 1~8 hours. Each press of / , the time increases/reduces 1 hour and &qu[...]

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    GUIDE T O OPERA TION 17 Remote Control: There is a telecommunication interface for remote control on the control panel of the indoor unit. After the peripheral equipment have been installed in accordance with the instruction manual of the selected remote control detector , the air conditioner will be computerized and controlled from a far- away pla[...]

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    18 CLEANING AND CARE CAUTION! Before cleaning the air conditioner ,be sure to turn it off and disconnect the Power Supply Cord. Be sure the Intake Grill is installed securely . When removing and replacing the air filters, be sure not to touch the heat exchanger , as personal injury may result. Cleaning the Air Filter (For Series 18) Open the Intake[...]

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    19 CLEANING AND CARE CAUTION! Before cleaning the air conditioner ,be sure to turn it off and disconnect the Power Supply Cord. Be sure the Intake Grill is installed securely . When removing and replacing the air filters, be sure not to touch the heat exchanger , as personal injury may result. The following four procedures are for series 28,42. 1. [...]

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    20 TROUBLE SHOOTING Followings are not problems Sound of water flowing is not a problem. Sound of cracking is heard. Smell are generated. During operation, white fog or steam comes out from the indoor unit. No outlet air or fan speed can't be changed in dry mode. In cooling operation, unit switches to blowing operation. W on't start? In h[...]

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    21 TROUBLE SHOOTING Before ask for services, please first check your unit against the following. Air conditioner won't start. Poor cooling or heating Is power supply switch turned on? Power supply switch is not set at ON. Is city power supply normal? Is leakage current breaker activated? This is very dangerous, please disconnect power supply i[...]

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    22 Operation and Performance *Heating Performance *Microcomputer-contr olled Automatic Defrosting Heat-pump air conditioners heat your entire room by recirculating air throughout the room, with the result that some time may be required after first starting the air conditioner until the room is heated. This air conditioner operates on the heat-pump [...]