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    Split Type Inverter Room Air Conditioner OPERATION MANUAL MODELS: AY-X09NCJ AE-X09NCJ AY-X12NCJ AE-X12NCJ AY-X18NCJ AE-X18NCJ AY-X24NCJ AE-X24NCJ AY-X28NCJ AE-X28NCJ Thank you for selecting SHARP Air-C onditioner. Please read this manual carefully before operat ion and keep it f or further reference.[...]

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    2 CONTENTS Operation and maintenance Notice for operation ………………………………………………. 3 Name and function of each part ………………………………… 4 Operation of wireless remote control …………………………… 5 - 8 Emergency operation …………………………………………….. 9 Care and[...]

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    3 Notices for operation Please read the following care fully before operating The product should be installed by a licensed air conditioning contractor in accordan ce with AS/NZS3000:2000 and your electricity supplier’s rules. Th is product is designe d to operate on 220-240VAC, 50Hz. Operating outside of these limits may cause damage to the prod[...]

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    4 Name of parts NOTE: Actual units might v ary slightly from those shown abov e (1) Power cord (AYX09NCJ and AYX12NCJ only) (2) Remote controller (3) Front panel (4) Filter (5) Horizontal louver (6) Wall pipe (7) Binding tape (8) Co nnection Pip e (9) Drain hose (10) Drain connector Accessory list: 1x Remote Control 2x AAA Batteries 1x Operation Ma[...]

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    5 Operation of wireless remote control Indoor Front Panel Lights : RED powe r light should be on while power is applied. If blinking please call for service. ORANGE = Heat, BLUE = Cool. Note: Be sure that there are no obstructions b etween indoor receiver and remot e control. Take care not to drop or throw the remote. Do not spill any liquid on the[...]

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    6 Operation of wireless remote control con’t. Note: This wireless remote control is universal, and it could be used for various units. Some b uttons on this control may not be applicable to this unit. X-FAN button Pressing X’FAN button in COOL or DRY mode, the icon is displayed and the indoo r fan will continue operation for 10 minutes in orde [...]

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    7 Operation of wireless remote control con’t. TIMER ON button – selects or presets a time you wish the air conditioner to turn on. Press this button to select TIMER ON setting. Pressing the  or  button during the first 5 seconds adjusts the time value by one mi nute each time pressed. Holding the  or  button down for more than 2 sec[...]

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    8 Operation of wireless remote control con’t. Introduction of Special Function ● Press SLEEP button to select Sleep 1 ( ), Sleep 2 ( ), Sleep 3 ( ), and cancel. Sleep cancel is default setting. ● Sleep 1 in Cool and Dry modes: after one hour, the main unit set ting temperature will increase 1°C. After 2 hours the setti ng temperature increas[...]

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    9 Operation of wireless remote control con’t. Changing batteries and notices (1) Slightly press down and pus h the back cove r of wireless remote controller. (As show in Fig 1.) (2 ) Take out the old batteries. (3) Insert two new AAA1.5V dry batte ries, and pay attention to the polarity. (As shown in Fig 2.) (4) Attached the back cover of wirel e[...]

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    10 Care and Cleaning ● Disconnect the power supply at the circuit breaker b efore cleaning and maintenance. ● Do not splash water on the units for cl eaning, as el ectric shocks may occur. ● Wipe the unit with a dry soft cloth, or a cloth slight ly moistened with water or cleaner (not with volatile liquid such as thinner, petrol or mineral sp[...]

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    11 Troubleshooting Phenomenon Troubleshooting The unit can not be started up: ● Is the power connected? ● Is the power plug loose? (if applicable) ● Is the circuit protection device tripped off? ● Is voltage higher or lower? (Tested by professi onals) ● Is the TIMER correctly used? Cooling/Heating effect is poor: ● Is temperature settin[...]

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    12 Operation Tips Operating Temperature Range Indoor side DB/WB (°C) Outdoor side DB/WB (°C) Maximum cooling 32 43 Maximum cooling 21 21 Maximum heating 27 24 Maximum heating 20 -5 The operating temperature range (outd oor temperature) is 15°C ~ 24° C. Tips for energy saving: (1) Do not overcool or overheat. Setting temperature at a moderate le[...]

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    13 Notices of Installation CAUTION (1) Before installation, please contact your local aut horised installer. This unit must be install ed by an authorised installer acco rding to local or government regulation s and in compliance with this manual to avoid a malfunction. (2) When relocating this uni t, please contact your local authorised installer.[...]

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    14 Notices of Installation con’t. Safety Precautions for Electric Appliances ● A dedicated power supply circuit should be used in ac cordance with local electrical safety regulations. ● Do not drag the power cord. ● The appliance shall be installed in accordance with national wiring regulations. ● An all-pole disconnection switch with a c[...]

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    15 Installation Drawing[...]

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    16 Installation of Indoor Unit Earthing Requirements (1) Mounting plate should be install ed hori zontally with slight slant to wa ter tray’s outlet for smooth drainage of water. (2) Fix the mounting plate on the wall wi th screws ensuring good fit to wall stud or masonry. (3) Be sure that the mounting plate has been fixed fi rmly enough to withs[...]

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    17 Installation of Indoor Unit con’t Connecting Indoor and Outdoor Electric Wires (1) Open the front panel. (2) Remove the wiring cover co nnect and fix power connection cord to the terminal board as shown in Fig 6. (3) Make the power connection cord pa ss through the hole at the back of indoor unit. (4) Reinstall the cord anch orage and wiring c[...]

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    18 Installation of Outdoor Unit Electric Wiring (1) Remove the handle on the right side plate of outdoor unit. (2) Take off wire cord anchorage. Conne ct and fix power connection cord to the terminal board. (3) Fix the power conne ction cord with wire clamps and then connect the correspon ding connector. (4) Confirm if the wire has been fixed prope[...]

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    19 Check after Installation and Operation Test Check after Installation Items to be checked Possible malfunction Has the unit been fixed firmly? The unit may drop, shake or emit noise Have you done the refrigerant leakage test? It may cause insufficient cooling (heating ) Is thermal insulation sufficient? It may cause condensation Is water drainage[...]

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    20 Specifications Model AC09RNSYS Function COOLING HE ATING Rated Voltage 200-240V Frequency (Hz) (H/S) 50Hz Total Capacity (W) (H/S/L): Total Capacity (Btu/h) (H/S/L): 3200/2600/570 (W) 10918/8871/1945 (Btu/h) 3200/3000/570 (W) 10918/10236/1945 (Btu/h) Power Input (W) (H/S/L) 1200/670/130 (W) 1200/770/130 (W) Rated Input (W) 1300 Rated Current (A)[...]

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    21 Specifications Model AC12RNSYS Function CO OLING HEATING Rated Voltage 200-240V Frequency (Hz) (H/S) 50Hz Total Capacity (W) (H/S/L): Total Capacity (Btu/h) (H/S/L): 3900/3500/660 (W) 13307/11942/2252 (Btu/h) 4300/4000/700 (W) 14672/13648/2388 (Btu/h) Power Input (W) (H/S/L) 1100/900/165 (W) 1230/1030/175 (W) Rated Input (W) 1600 Rated Current ([...]

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    22 Specifications Model AC18RNSYS Function CO OLING HEATING Rated Voltage 200-240V Frequency (Hz) (H/S) 50Hz Total Capacity (W) (H/S/L): Total Capacity (Btu/h) (H/S/L): 6500/5300/700 (W) 22178/18084/2388 (Btu/h) 7300/5800/950 (W) 24908/19790/3241 (Btu/h) Power Input (W) (H/S/L) 2450/1520/320 (W) 2500/1660/320 (W) Rated Input (W) 2500 Rated Current [...]

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    23 Specifications Model AC24RNSYS Function CO OLING HEATING Rated Voltage 200-240V Frequency (Hz) (H/S) 50Hz Total Capacity (W) (H/S/L): Total Capacity (Btu/h) (H/S/L): 8000/7000/1200 (W) 27296/23884/4094 (Btu/h) 10000/7600/1400 (W) 34120/25931/4777 (Btu/h) Power Input (W) (H/S/L) 3000/2000/320 (W) 3300/2170/380 (W) Rated Input (W) 3500 Rated Curre[...]

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    24 Specifications Model AC28RNSYS Function CO OLING HEATING Rated Voltage 200-240V Frequency (Hz) (H/S) 50Hz Total Capacity (W) (H/S/L): Total Capacity (Btu/h) (H/S/L): 9000/8000/1000 (W) 30708/27296/3412 (Btu/h) 11000/8400/1300 (W) 37532/28661/4436 (Btu/h) Power Input (W) (H/S/L) 2900/2390/300 (W) 4000/2510/350 (W) Rated Input (W) 4200 Rated Curre[...]

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    28 SHARP CORPORATION OF AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. A.B.N. 40 003 039 405 1 HUNTINGWOOD DRIVE, HUNTI NGWOOD, N.S.W. 2148 P.O. 6827, BLACKTOWN, N.S.W. 2148 www.sharp.net.au SHARP CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED 59 HUGO JOHNSTON DRIVE, PENROSE, AUCKLAND www.sharp.net.nz[...]