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    E- 2 C o n t e n t s  P R EP ARA TIO N  Sa fet y Pr eca uti ons .. .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... ... 3  Na me of Each Pa rt .. ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... ... .... ... [...]

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    E- 3 Re gi st er yo ur pr od uct at www .sa ms un g. co m/ gl ob al/ r eg ist er  D o n ot p ul l th e el ect ri c wi re or to uch th e po w er p lu g wi th th e w et han ds .  I nst al l th e s wit ch and ci rc uit br ea ke r on ly fo r ai r c ond it ion er .  U se th e ra te d c urr en t f use . R E GA RD IN G P O WE R S OU RC E  D o [...]

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    E- 4 W AR N IN G  D o n ot a tt em pt t o r ep air , mo ve , mod if y or re ins ta ll th e u nit on you r o wn . Ma ke su re th at t he se i ns tal la tio ns ar e c arr ie d ou t b y qu al ifi ed pe rs onn el to a v oid el ect ric sh oc k or fi re .  N ev er spi ll an y kin d o f li qu id in to th e un it . Sh oul d t his ha pp en, un plu g o[...]

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    E- 5  Be fo re th ro win g o ut t he de vi ce , it is nec es sa ry to pu ll ba ck the ba tt ery c el ls a nd g et ri d of th em s af el y f or rec yc lin g r eas on s.  Wh en yo u ne ed to dis pos e o f th e u nit , c ons ul t y our de ale r . If pip es ar e re mo ve d in co rr ect ly , ref ri ger an t m ay bl ow out an d c ome in to co nt ac[...]

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    E- 6  Di sc onn ect th e ci rc ui t br ea ke r wh en yo u do n ’t us e th e ai r c ond it ion er fo r a l on g ti me to sa ve en er gy .  C ont act th e se rvic e c en te r or ma nu fact ur er if y ou wa nt to r epa ir the ai r co nd iti on er .  C ont act th e se rvic e c en te r af ter tu rni ng off th e ai r co nd iti on er i f s tr a[...]

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    E- 7  D o n ot t ou ch t he pip es co nn ect ed to t he air co nd iti on er .  Do not us e th e a ir c on dit io ner to ma in tai n t he m ach in e, fo od , pe t, pla nt or c os met ic s.  Do not gi ve ex ce ss iv e sh oc k to th e ai r c on dit io ner . D U RI NG O P ERA TI ON  Th e a ppl ia nc e is no t in te nd ed f or u se by you ng[...]

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    E- 8 Name of Each P ar t The desi gn an d sha pe ca n be c hange d acc ord ing t o the model . Indoor Unit Air filt er (un der th e gri lle) Air flow blad es (ou tlet) Air Inlet T emper atur e se nsor P ower (On/ Off ) butt on Ope ratio n ind icat or (G REEN) Ti mer in dica tor (G REEN) T urbo indi cato r (RE D) P ower (On/ Off ) butt on AQ V  ?[...]

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    E- 9 Name of Each P ar t Air Inlet (Rear ) Air Outle t Co nnectio n Va lve Air Outle t Co nnectio n Va lve Air Inlet (Rear ) Air Outle t Co nnectio n Va lve Air Inlet (Rear ) Outdoor Unit AQV09/12NSA  Series AQV09/ 12F  Series Outdoor Unit AQV09/12NSB  Series Outdoor Unit AQV18/24NS  Series AQV18/ 24F  Seri[...]

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    E- 10 R em ot e C on t ro l - B ut t on s an d D i sp la y Remote control transmission indicator Mode selection button (A UTO , COOL, DRY , F AN, HEA T ) T urbo button Swing button On Timer button Off T imer button On/Off & Timer Set/Cancel button F an speed adjustment button & Silence mode button T emperature adjustment buttons T emperat[...]

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    E- 11 I ns ert i ng t he Re m ot e C on tr o l B a tt er ie s Y ou must insert or rep lace the remo te co ntrol b atteri es when :  Y ou purch ase the air cond ition er  The rem ote co ntrol does not wor k corr ectly No te  Us e tw o A AA, LR 03 1 .5V ba tte ri es .  Do not use ol d an d ne w b att er ies or d if fe ren t ki nds of bat [...]

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    E- 12 G e t t i n g S t a rt e d Th e Us er’ s Ma nu al p ro vi des yo u wi th va lu ab le i nfo rm ati on a bou t y ou r ai r c ond it ion er . In ord er to tak e fu ll a dv an tag e of th e ai r c ond it ion er’ s f ea tur es , pl ea se r ead th is m an ua l c are ful ly b efo re usi ng . Y ou h av e a lre ady see n t he b as ic d esc ri pti [...]

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    E- 13 Se l ect i ng A u to M od e Y ou can se lect Aut o mode if yo u want to cool or heat y our roo m autom atic ally . Y ou can ad just th e tempe ratur e in this mode. 1 P re ss t he ( O n / Off ) b utt on . Re sul t :  Th e o per at ion ind ic at or o n th e i ndo or u ni t li ght s u p.  T he a ir con di tio ner st arts up i n th e m ode[...]

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    E- 14 S el e ct i ng C o o l M od e Y ou can se lect Cool mode if y ou wan t to coo l your room. Y ou can ad just th e tempe ratur e and the fan speed whe n cooli ng. 1 P re ss t he (O n / Off ) bu tto n. Re sul t :  Th e o per at ion ind ic at or o n th e i ndo or u ni t li ght s u p.  T he a ir con di tio ner st arts up i n th e m ode yo u [...]

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    E- 15 S el e ct i ng He at Mo de Y ou can se lect Heat mode if you w ant to heat yo ur room . Y ou can ad just th e tempe ratur e and the fan speed whe n heatin g. 1 P re ss t he (O n / Off ) bu tto n. Re sul t :  Th e o per at ion ind ic at or o n th e i ndo or u ni t li ght s u p.  T he a ir con di tio ner st arts up i n th e m ode yo u se [...]

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    E- 16 S el e ct i ng Dry Mo de Select Dr y mode if you w ant t o dehum idify y our roo m. Y ou can ad just th e tempe ratur e in this mode. 1 P re ss t he (O n / Off ) bu tto n. Re sul t :  Th e o per at ion ind ic at or o n th e i ndo or u ni t li ght s u p.  T he a ir con di tio ner st arts up i n th e m ode yo u se le cte d la st.  T he[...]

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    E- 17 S el e ct i ng F a n Mo d e Select Fan mode if y ou wan t to ve ntilat e you r room. It hel ps to ref resh the air in your ro om. Y ou can ad just th e fan spe ed in this mode. 1 P re ss t he (O n / Off ) bu tto n. Re sul t :  Th e o per at ion ind ic at or o n th e i ndo or u ni t li ght s u p.  T he a ir con di tio ner st arts up i n [...]

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    E- 18 Selec ting Mode mod e hel ps use rs t o fal l asl eep w ell aft er go ing t o bed wheth er bein g too hot t o sl eep or being aw ake ned b y co ldnes s. Th e mod e can be s elected only when the ai r co nditi oner i s swi tched on i n coo l/heat mode . 1 P re ss t he (O n / Off ) bu tto n. Re sul t :  Th e o per at ion ind ic at or o n th [...]

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    E- 19 Selec ting the Energy Saving F unction Selec ting Mode T emperature changes in mode T o prevent exc essive cooling/heating during sleep, the mode automatically modifies the temperature setting in ac cordance with the time setting. T emperature and air current change according t o the three stages; F alling asleep, Sound sleep, and Waking up [...]

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    E- 20 S el e ct i ng th e T u rb o F un ct io n Y ou can se lect the T urbo F unctio n if yo u want to cool or heat y our roo m as quick ly as po ssibl e. The T urbo functio n oper ates for 30 minu tes wi th the maxim um set tings befo re retu rning aut omati cally to the mod e and tem perat ure pre vious ly sele cted. 1 P re ss t he (O n / Off ) b[...]

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    E- 21 Adjusting the A ir flow Direction V er tic ally Y ou can adju st th e airflo w dir ection vertic ally . The outer airflo w bla de mo ves up and down to i ncreas e the effi ciency of th e coo ling or hea ting opera tion. 1 Pr ess the butto n unt il th e re quir ed dir ectio n is s et. Re sul t : The out er bla de is adju sted vertica lly . 2 [...]

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    E- 22 Setting the On T imer Y ou can set the O n Ti mer t o tur n on t he ai r con ditio ner a utoma tica lly at the appoin ted t ime w ithin a ra nge of 30 m inut es to 24 h ours . 1 Pr ess the butto n unt il th e des ired time is di splay ed t o set the On Ti mer . Y ou c an se t the time betwe en 0.5 hour and 24 ho urs. 2 Pr ess the bu tton to c[...]

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    E- 23 Setting the Off Timer Y ou can set the Off Ti mer t o tur n off the a ir co nditi oner autom atica lly a t the appoin ted t ime w ithin a ra nge of 30 m inut es to 24 h ours . 1 Pr ess the butto n unt il th e des ired time is di splay ed t o set the Off Ti mer . Y ou can set the ti me be tween 0.5 hour a nd 24 hour s. 3 Pr ess the bu tton to[...]

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    E- 24 Op e r a ti ng Y ou r Ai r C o nd it i on e r W i th ou t th e Re mo t e C o nt r ol Y our air con ditio ner c an be opera ted d irectly from the i ndoor unit if the remot e co ntrol is l ost o r brok en. 1 T o swi tch the ai r co nditio ner o n, pr ess t he ON /OFF switc h on the ri ght sid e of t he in door unit. Re sul t :  The OPERA TI[...]

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    E- 25 C le an i ng Y ou r Ai r C on d it i on er C le an i ng D eo do r iz i ng an d Bi o fi lt e r ( Op t io n ) T o ge t the best p ossib le use out of y our ai r co nditio ner , y ou m ust cle an it regula rly t o remo ve the d ust t hat ac cumu lates on t he air filt er . IM POR T AN T Be fore clea ning your air c ondi tione r , e nsure tha t y[...]

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    E- 26 T em p e r a t ur e an d H u mi d i ty R an ge s Operating Rec ommendations Her e are a few reco mmend ations that you shoul d fol low when u sing your air c ondi tioner . T opic Rec ommen dati on Hea ting performa nces The heat pump functi on of the air c ondit ioner absor bs he at fr om ou tside air and b rings it ind oors. As the t emper a[...]

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    E- 27 S ol v i ng C o mm on P r ob l e ms Be for e c on tact in g th e af ter -s ale s s ervi ce , pe rfo rm t he f ol lo win g si mp le c hec ks . Th ey may sa ve you th e ti me and exp en se o f an un nec es sary ca ll . Pr obl em Ex plan ati on/S olut ion Th e a ir c on dit ion er doe s no t op er ate at all .  Che ck i f p ow er i s on an d [...]

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    Con tac t SAMSUNG WORLD WIDE If you have any comments or questions regarding a Samsung product, contact the SAMSUNG customer care center . Country Customer Care Cen ter W eb Site BEL GIUM 0032 (0)2 201 24 18 www.samsung.c om/be (Dutch) www.samsung.c om/be_fr (French) CZECH REPUBLIC 800-726-786 (800 - SAMSUNG) www.samsung.c om/cz DENMARK 8 - SAMSUNG[...]

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    S p li t - t yp e A i r C on di ti on e r ( C oo l in g a n d H e at i ng ) U S E R ’ S M A N U A L A Q V09 NS  Ser ies A Q V12 NS  Ser ies A Q V18 NS  Ser ies A Q V24 NS  Ser ies A Q V09 F   Ser ies A Q V12 F   Ser ies A Q V18 F   Ser ies A Q V24 F   Ser ies ESP AÑOL FRANÇAIS IT ALIAN[...]