Sharp AE-X09LCJ, Operation Manual

Page 1: ...singaSHARPair conditioner Please read this manual reference thoroughly before using your air conditioner and keep it for future Split Type Inverter Room Air Conditioner MODELS AY X09LCJ AE X09LCJ AY X12LCJ AE X12LCJ AY X18LCJ AE X18LCJ ...

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Page 3: ...h waste should be separated for special treatment as required by local regulations and cleaning ing ing that should be prevented that NOTE The figures in this manual may be different to the actual product Specifications ...

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Page 5: ...ls and plants directly to the output air flow as it may have a detrimental effect on them Don t expose yourself to cold output air for prol onged periods as it may affect your physical condition This air conditioner is designed for normal residential use Do not use for any other purpose such as food preservation or drying clothes Don t place a space heater or cooking appliances near the air condit...

Page 6: ...rom outdoors and transmit it to the indoor unit increasing room temperature Heating capacity will decrease in lower ambient temperatures When outdoor temperature is low but high humidity frost may form on the outdoor unit during extended operation affecting heating efficiency The air conditioner operation may stop for 8 10mins during auto defrosting function During auto defrosting the indoor indic...

Page 7: ...Name and function of each part ...

Page 8: ...Low Middle and High speed fan settings Auto fan speed is default when unit switched on AUTO Press this button to set clock function the clock symbol will blink and display Within 5 seconds the time can be adjusted by pressing or button Press button continuously for rapid time change During blinking press confirm button or clock button again to complete time setting Press this button to select betw...

Page 9: ...is button Continuously pressing and holding for 2 seconds changes the temperature rapidly The temperature adjustment is unavailable under the Auto Mode Press this button to turn light On or Off Light On is defau lt when unit is switched on Press this button to select or cancel Blow mode Blow off is default when unit is switched on Under Cool or Heat mode pressing this button turns on or off the Tu...

Page 10: ...wn for more than 2 seconds changes the time rapidly While time is blinking press Timer On button to confirm setting After setting repressing the Timer On button cancels the operation symbol is displayed the remote control will send a temperature reading to the wall unit every 10 minutes Press the I FEEL button again to cancel operation When the I FEEL sel ect The functions below are not applicable...

Page 11: ... the main unit odels m to switch BLOW the fan will con tinue to blow after the unit is stopped to remove BLOW BLOW the function is not operated senses the room temperature automatically to select a suitable running method for room comfort TURBO hen TURBO mode is selected W BLOW BLOW ...

Page 12: ...t is switched off by the remote control If settings are changed they will only be carried out after defrosting is finished To turn defrost function On or Off press Mode button and Blow button simultaneously when remote control is powered off When s selected i pressing switched off emove the battery cover plate from the rear of the remote control As shown in the figure R Replace the battery cover p...

Page 13: ...o AUTO RUN mode The microcomputer will monitor the room temperature to select the COOL HEAT FAN mode automatically to obtain the comfortable effect monitor To turn off Press the AUTO STOP button to switch the unit off To operate Adjust the code switch to AUTO and the unit will enter into AUTO RUN mode To turn off Adjust the code switch to STOP position to switch the unit off ...

Page 14: ...ront panel remove by pulling forwards Some minor force may be required LCD display if fitted from the front panel Before cleaning remove the Align and insert the two support lugs of the front panel into the slots then rotate downwards as shown in the figure It is recommended to clean the filters every three months More frequent cleaning is required in dusty environments After removing the filters ...

Page 15: ...ove from the unit water temperature should be and leave to dry naturally in a shady location it with a heater or open flame as fire or deformation may occur Never dry in the direction of the arrows then close the front panel Never operate the unit if the wiring or connections have been damaged report to a licenced contractor ...

Page 16: ...smell has been accumulated from the environment clean the air filter If smells persist contact your Approved Service Centre to arrange cleaning fluid gurgling noises This is not a fault it is the sound of flowing refrigerant mist nd or contraction a cracking sound mist ...

Page 17: ...erence near the main unit that may be affecting the operation of the controller Is the wireless remote control within its operating range or obstructed Check the condition of the batteries and replace if necessary has overflowed has been loosened water condensation occurs naturally around the pipe and connections some ice has thawed and flowed out water adhered on the heat exchanger has dripped ou...

Page 18: ...ion water or vapour may be emitted frost can be formed disco nnect from the power supply and report to an authorised air conditioner contractor in the following situations Strong odours are emitted Circuit breaker continuously trips off Water has dripped into or been splashed onto the unit Power leads or connections have been damaged isconnect from d power supply ...

Page 19: ...close to coastal areas Where the air is contaminated with industrial vapours and oils Where the air contains sulphured gas such as in hot spring zones environments where corrosion or air quality is a problem away from any obstruction Ensure the air can be blown through the whole room easily connected to the outdoor unit where it is the wall is installed in accord with the installation instructions...

Page 20: ... rules A circuit breaker should be installed WARNING inadequate or incorrect electrical connections may cause electrocution or fire lease ensure the the unit is reliably earthed P the air conditioner is the earthing wire and cannot be used for any other purpose Improper earthing may cause electrocution The unit must be reliably earthed in accordance with AS NZS3000 AS NZS3000 and your electrical s...

Page 21: ...Gap Gap Gap Gap Height Gap G a p Gap Gap G a p 180 ...

Page 22: ...ge Spirit Level gap gap proper Drainage hoses passing through indoor areas should be wrapped with insulation material by rotating upwards Remove the electrical connection cover plate and screw hole in the provided replace the using Replace sing U Installing the indoor unit ...

Page 23: ...lectrical connections are properly earthed to prevent electrical shocks Ensure all wiring connections are secure and the cover plates are reinstalled properly Poor installations that allow dust or moisture incursion may cause fire or electrocution A circuit breaker of adequate capacity should be installed at the switchboard output Nm ensure the joint nut is adequately tightened Installing the indo...

Page 24: ... connection access plate either right hand side or front from the outdoor unit Replace access plate either right hand side or front on the outdoor unit Incorrect unit failure has been fitted Installing the Outdoor Unit ...

Page 25: ...soapy gas detection are leaking Outdoor attach satisfactorily Installing the Outdoor Unit ...

Page 26: ...satisfactory to the product product Are the inlet and outlet air openings blocked Is the quantity of gas charge sufficient for the length of pipe run may be insufficient ...

Page 27: ...ergy Class A A Model of Indoor Unit AY X09LCJ Fan Motor Speed r min H M L 1100 950 820 Output of Fan Motor W 10 Fan Type Piece Cross flow fan 1 Diameter Length mm φ85 X 668 Evaporator Aluminum fin copper tube Pipe Diameter mm φ7 Row Fin Gap mm 2 1 5 Coil length l x height H x coil width L 657X285X25 4 Swing Motor Model MP28VB Output of Swing Motor W 2 Fuse A PCB 3 15A Transformer 0 2A Sound Pressu...

Page 28: ...height H x coil width L 608X508X44 Fan Motor Speed rpm 830 20 Output of Fan Motor W 30 Air Flow Volume of Outdoor Unit m 3 h 1800 Fan Type Piece Axial fan 1 Fan Diameter mm 400 Defrosting Method Auto defrost Climate Type T1 Isolation I Moisture Protection IP24 Permissible Excessive Operating Pressure for the Discharge Side MPa 3 8 Permissible Excessive Operating Pressure for the Suction Side MPa 1...

Page 29: ...3 51 3 61 Energy Class A Model of Indoor Unit AY X12LCJ Fan Motor Speed r min S H M L 1150 1050l 900 Output of Fan Motor w 10 Fan Type Piece Cross flow fan 1 Diameter Length mm φ85 X 668 Evaporator Aluminum fin copper tube Pipe Diameter mm φ7 Row Fin Gap mm 2 1 5 Coil length l x height H x coil width L 657X285X25 4 Swing Motor Model MP28VB Output of Swing Motor W 2 Fuse A PCB 3 15A Transformer 0 2...

Page 30: ...eight H x coil width L 608X508X44 Fan Motor Speed rpm 830 20 Output of Fan Motor W 30 Air Flow Volume of Outdoor Unit m 3 h 1900 Fan Type Piece Axial fan 1 Fan Diameter mm 400 Defrosting Method Auto defrost Climate Type T1 Isolation I Moisture Protection IP24 Permissible Excessive Operating Pressure for the Discharge Side MPa 3 8 Permissible Excessive Operating Pressure for the Suction Side MPa 1 ...

Page 31: ... Model of Indoor Unit AY X18LCJ Fan Motor Speed r min H M L 1200 1050 900 1250 1150 1000 Output of Fan Motor w 20 Fan Motor Capacitor uF 1 Fan Motor RLA A 0 4 Fan Type Piece Cross flow fan 1 Diameter Length mm φ96 X 797 Evaporator Aluminum fin copper tube Pipe Diameter mm Φ7 Row Fin Gap mm 2 1 6 Coil length l x height H x coil width L 785X340 51X25 4 Swing Motor Model MP35XX Output of Swing Motor ...

Page 32: ...peed rpm H M L 780 600 Output of Fan Motor W 60W Fan Motor RLA A 0 26 Fan Motor Capacitor uF 3 Air Flow Volume of Outdoor Unit m3 h 2700 Fan Type Piece Axial fan 1 Fan Diameter mm 460 Defrosting Method Auto defrost Climate Type T1 Isolation I Moisture Protection IP24 Permissible Excessive Operating Pressure for the Discharge Side MPa 3 8 Permissible Excessive Operating Pressure for the Suction Sid...

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