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Name and Function-Remote control

MODE button
Press this button to change
the operation mode in or-
der of mode morder of

FAN

 button

Presse this button to
change the fan speed of:

“        ” COOL mode

“        ” DRY mode

“        ” FAN mode

“        ” HEAT mode

C

SWING

FAN

AUTO  FAN

OPER

AUTO

AIR

SWING  HUMID LIGHT  SAVE

TIMER

ON OFF

HR.

1 / 0

MODE

Remote control operation procedure

SWING

 button

When it is pressed, the
louvers start to rotate au-
tomatically and stop when
repressed.

TEMP.button
SET TEMP.increases 1

=

by

pressing    button once,and
decreases 1

=

by  pressing

button once.
At COOL mode operation,
SET TEMP. can be selected
from 16

 to 30

.

At DRY mode operation, SET
TEMP. can be selected from
16

 to 30

.

AUTO

AUTO FAN

1/0  button
Presse this button to turn
on or turn off the unit.

Note:

 Be sure that there are no obstructions.

 The remote control signal can be received at a distance of up to about 10m.

 Don’t drop or throw the remote control.

 Don’t place the remote control in a location exposed to direct sunlight.

 This type is just useful to cool mode only.

Summary of Contents for MUP-12+062X2C

Page 1: ...MUND CLIMA Series 2000 Multisplit 3x1 User s Manual COOL ONLY MUP 12 062X2C...

Page 2: ...d tightly Otherwise it can cause an electric shock overheating or fire WARNING Don t apply the cold wind to the body for a long time It cause the physical condition deferioration and health problems W...

Page 3: ...stop driving and turn off the power suply It occasionally cause the electric shock Don t block the air intake or outlet vents of both the outdoor and indoor units It can decrease the air cond itioning...

Page 4: ...d function of each part Operation indicator GREEN light up when the unit is on and flashing when the unit is defrosting Air in SET TEMP RUN SIGNAL RECEPTOP Air out Air out STOP 2 3 Air in 1 4 6 7 8 5...

Page 5: ...matically and stop when repressed TEMP button SETTEMP increases 1 by pressing button once and decreases 1 by pressing button once At COOL mode operation SET TEMP can be selected from 16 to 30 At DRYmo...

Page 6: ...stopping press TIMER ON button set ON TIME in range of 0 to 24 hour to start the unit automatically SWING FAN SLEEP MODE 1 0 AIR HUMID LIGHT TIMER ON TIMER OFF ANION SAVE SWING HUMID LIGHT SAVE AUTO A...

Page 7: ...ress SWING button the louvers start to ro tate automatically and stop when repress 1 Plug in press 1 0 button then air conditioner is turned on According to difference between room temp and set temp m...

Page 8: ...han set temp it s at COOL mode SET TEMP should be in range of 16 to 30 K K K K K 3 Press SWING button the louvers start to ro tate automatically and stop when repress it 4 Press TEMP button set suitab...

Page 9: ...2 According to room temp micro computer can automatically set operation mode so as for best effect 1 Plug in Press 1 0 button then air conditioner is turned on SWING FAN SLEEP MODE 1 0 AIR HUMID LIGHT...

Page 10: ...ON TIME in range of 0 to 24 hour to start the unit automatically At operating press TIMER OFF button set OFF TIME in range of 0 to 24 hour to stop the unit automatically SWING FAN SLEEP MODE 1 0 AIR H...

Page 11: ...tomatically and stop when repress 6 SLEEP button Press it to set SLEEP operation SWING FAN SLEEP MODE 1 0 AIR HUMID LIGHT TIMER ON TIMER OFF ANION SAVE SWING AUTO FAN OPER When the unit is cooling or...

Page 12: ...emote control 2 Insert the two batteries Two AAA dry cell batteries and press button ACL 3 Re attach the cover NOTE Don t confuse the new and worn or different batteries Remove batteries when not in u...

Page 13: ...ise compressor would vibrate terribly to damage refrigeration system Don t blow the wind to animals and plants directly It can cause a bad influence to them The ground must be connected Don t connect...

Page 14: ...o clean the dust adhering to the filters you can either use a vacuum cleaner or wash them with water and dry it in the shade NOTE Never use water above 45 to wash the filters or it could cause deforma...

Page 15: ...ters and other parts 2 Turn main power off 3 Clean dust from the outdoor unit 4 Repaint the rubiginous place on the outdoor unit to prevent it from spreading Replacement of Air cleaner Recommended onc...

Page 16: ...d when start or stop the unit Air conditioner does not operate at all Cooling efficiency is not good Once the air conditioner is stopped it will not operate in approximately 3 minutes to protect itsel...

Page 17: ...h service center Unusual noise can be heard during operation Power fuse or switch often breaks Carelessly splash water or something into air conditioner Electrical lines and power plug are very hot Wi...

Page 18: ...17 Circuit Diagram circuit diagram of MUP 12 062X2C...

Page 19: ...apping tape Connection piping Thermal insulation hose Air cleaner Plastic square ring Diagram specification 7 1 5V 4G 1 0 ST4 2 25 L 2m 120 65 25 30 10 6 9 5 35 500 Memo Fix the rear panel Qty N N O N...

Page 20: ...nstallation When picking up and moving the units you must be guided by trained and qualified personnel Installation dimension diagram 3 0 c m o r m o r e Space to the wall Air outlet side 15cm or more...

Page 21: ...at the distance from the location to the ground is more than 2 3m Outdoor unit 1 Select location from which noise and outflow air emitted by unit will not inconvenience neighbors 2 Select location whe...

Page 22: ...ing from being damaged when passing through the hole Electrical wiring 1 Open the surface panel 2 Remove the wiring cover 3 Route the power connection cord from the back of the indoor unit and pull it...

Page 23: ...installed location should be 2 3m or more from the floor NOTE All the electrical work must be done by qualified personnel according to the local rules and this manual The rated voltage and the exclus...

Page 24: ...nstallation manual If there is some deficiency in draining and pinping work it may cause a risk of dripping from the unit wetting or fouling your property How to remove the service panel Remove the fo...

Page 25: ...4G1 0 Outdoor unit 220 230V 25A 3 2 5 CAUTION Be careful not to make mis wiring Firmly tighten the terminal screws to prevent them from loosening After tightening pull the wires lightly to confirm th...

Page 26: ...o be added No additional charge 10 g m A unit B unit Indoor unit A and B or C are in the same refrigerant cycle system so please add enough refrigerant to run both units Aand B or C Piping preparation...

Page 27: ...Flaring work Perform flaring work using flaring tool as shown in the right Firmly hold copper pipe in a die in the dimension shown in the table above 5 Check Compare the flared work with figure in th...

Page 28: ...unit For tightening use the same tightening torque applied for indoor unit and tig then the flare nut with torque wrench or spanner Insulation and taping Cover piping joints with pipe cover For outdo...

Page 29: ...aps for the stop valves 2 way and 3 way valves Leak test Using soapy water perform the leak test for both the indoor and outdoor sides Make sure no bubbles appear on the connections If bubbles appear...

Page 30: ...stallstion plate When releasing the corner part Release both left and right bottom corner part of indoor unit and pull it downward and forward as shown toto release the hooks If the above method canno...

Page 31: ...ge liquid refrigerant such as by inverting the gas cylinder while charging otherwise troubles may be generated To maintain the high pressure of the gas cylinder warm the gas cylinder with warm water u...

Page 32: ...AUTO mode operation procedure TIMER mode operation procedure SLEEP mode operation procedure HOW to insert batteries User notices Care and Maintenance Troubleshooting Circuit diagram Accessories and i...

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