Mitsubishi Heavy Industries SRK25ZGX-S Bedienungsanleitung

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This air conditioner complies with EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, LV

Directive 73/23/EEC.

Ce climatiseur est conforme à la Directive EMC: 89/336/EEC, LV

Directive 73/23/EEC.

Dieses Kimagerät erfüllt die EMC Direktiven 89/336/EEC, LV

Direktiven 73/23/EEC.

Questo condizionatore d’aria è conforme alla Direttiva EMC: 89/

336/EEC, LV Direttiva 73/23/EEC.

Deze airconditioner voldoet aan EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, LV

Directive 73/23/EEC.

Este acondicionador de aire cumple con la directiva EMC: 89/

336/EEC, LV Directiva 73/23/EEC.

Este aparelho de ar condicionado está em conformidade com a

Directiva EMC 88/336/CEE e a Directiva LV 72/23/CEE.

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AIR-CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS HEADQUARTERS

16-5, 2-Chome, Kounan, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 108-8215, Japan

Fax: (03) 6716-5926

MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES EUROPE, LTD.

AIR-CONDITIONER DIVISION

3rd Floor Thavies Inn House 3-4 Holborn Circus London EC1N 2HA, ENGLAND

Phone: 44(0)20 7842 8171

Fax: 44(0)20 7842 8104

USER’S MANUAL

AIR-CONDITIONER

RKT012A756

ENGLISH

SRK20ZGX-S

SRK25ZGX-S

SRK35ZGX-S

SRK50ZGX-S

DEUTSCH

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ESPAN

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Thank you for purchasing a MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. Air-Conditioner.

To get the best long-lasting performance, read and follow this User’s Manual carefully

before using your air-conditioner. After reading, please store the Manual in a safe place

and refer to it for operational questions or in the event of any irregularities.

This air-conditioner is intended for domestic use.

contents

Safety precautions......................................................................................................................... 2

Choice of operations and features ................................................................................................ 4

Name of each part and its function ............................................................................................... 5

Operation and indication section for remote control .................................................................... 7

AUTO mode operation procedure ................................................................................................ 8

Temperature adjustment during AUTO........................................................................................ 8

About FAN SPEED ...................................................................................................................... 8

COOL/HEAT/DRY mode operation procedure ........................................................................... 9

Air-conditioner operating conditions............................................................................................9

Characteristics of HEAT mode operation .................................................................................... 9

Air flow direction adjustment procedure .................................................................................... 10

SLEEP operation procedure .......................................................................................................11

OFF-TIMER operation procedure .............................................................................................. 11

ON-TIMER operation procedure................................................................................................ 12

SLEEP operation + ON-TIMER operation procedure ............................................................... 12

PROGRAM TIMER operation procedure .................................................................................. 13

Present time setting procedure.................................................................................................... 13

HIGH POWER/ECONOMY operation procedure ..................................................................... 14

Concerning CLEAN operation ................................................................................................... 15

Emergency run operation............................................................................................................ 15

Power blackout auto restart function .......................................................................................... 15

Remote control handling procedure ........................................................................................... 16

When the operation fails with the remote control ...................................................................... 16

Operating hints ........................................................................................................................... 17

Maintenance................................................................................................................................ 17

Has the unit been installed correctly? ......................................................................................... 19

Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................... 19

Please remember! ....................................................................................................................... 20

When to contact your distributor without delay ......................................................................... 21

Self diagnosis function ............................................................................................................... 22

ENGLISH

An alternative refrigerant (R410A) is used in this air-conditioner. When asking the

dealer for service or inspection and maintenance, explain the dealer about this matter.

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Safety precautions

•Before starting to use the system, please read these “Safety precautions” carefully to ensure proper operation of the system.

•The safety precautions are classified as “ DANGER” and “ CAUTION”. Precautions as shown in the column “ DANGER” indicate that

improper handling could have dramatic consequences like death, serious injury, etc. Nevertheless, even precautions as shown in the column

“CAUTION” might pose a serious problem, depending on the circumstances. Please observe these precautions with great care, since they are

essential to your safety.

•Symbols which appear frequently in the text have the following meaning:

•When you have read the instruction manual, please keep it near at hand for consultation. If someone else takes over as operator, make certain that the

manual is also passed on to the new operator.

Strictly prohibited Provide positive earthing

Observe instructions with

great care

❚INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS

DANGER

❚OPERATION PRECAUTIONS

DANGER

Make sure that the system has been properly earthed.

Depending on the place of installation, a circuit breaker may

be necessary.

Do not install near places where inflammable gas may leak.

Make sure that you drain the hose properly, so that all the

water has dripped out.

The system is meant for domestic, residential etc. use. The system must be installed by your dealer or a qualified pro-

fessional.

If used in inferior environments, such as an engineering

workplace, the equipment may function poorly.

It is not advisable to install the system yourself, as faulty

handling may cause leakage of water, electric shock or fire.

Gas leaks may cause fire. If you don’t fit a circuit breaker, you may cause an electric

shock.

Negligence may cause flooding in the room resulting in wet

furniture.

Earth cables should never be connected to a gas pipe, munici-

pal water pipe, lightning conductor or telephone earth cable.

Incorrect installation of the earth cable may produce an elec-

tric shock.

Do not expose yourself to the cooling

air for prolonged periods.

Store the remote control out of reach

of infants.

Don’t swing from the system.

Only use approved fuses.

CAUTION

Do not handle the switches with wet

hands.

Do not insert anything into the air inlet.

This could affect your physical

condition and cause health prob-

lems.

This may cause injury, as the in-

ternal fan rotates at high speed.

Failure to observe this may result

in the batteries being swallowed

or other accidents.

Use of steel or copper wire instead

of an approved fuse is strictly for-

bidden, as it may cause a break-

down or fire.

This may cause an electric

shock.

If the system falls down,

you may get injured.

CAUTION

Do not wash the air-conditioner with wa-

ter.

You should not expose any combus-

tion appliance directly to the air

stream of the air-conditioner.

Do not place a combustible insecticide

or paint spray near the blower, nor aim it

directly at the system.

This may result in a fire. The appliance may then work

inadequately.

This could cause an electric

shock.

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Safety precautions

CAUTION

❚PRECAUTIONS FOR TRANSFER OR REPAIRS

DANGER

Stand firmly on a stepladder or other

stable object when removing the inlet

panel and filters.

Do not place objects near the outdoor

unit or allow leaves to gather around

the unit.

Do not place anything containing wa-

ter, like vases, on top of the unit.

The system should only be used for its original purpose

and not for anything else like, for instance, preservation of

food, plants or animals, precision devices or works of art.

Do not install the system at a place

where the air stream of the blower is

aimed directly at plants or animals.

Do not sit on the outdoor unit nor put

anything on it.

After a long period of use, check the unit's

support structure from time to time.

Do not touch the aluminum fins on the

air heat exchanger.

If you operate the system together

with a combustion appliance, you

must regularly ventilate the indoor air.

When you clean the system, stop the

unit and turn off the power switch.

Do not place household electrical appli-

ances or household items beneath the

indoor or outdoor units.

Contact your dealer to clean inside

the indoor unit, do not attempt to do

so yourself.

Stop the unit and turn off power if you

hear thunder or there is a danger of

lightning.

The system is only intended for use

in ordinary domestic rooms. Any

other use of the system may dam-

age the quality of food, etc.

Water entering the unit could

damage the insulation and there-

fore cause an electric shock.

This will damage their health.

If the unit falls down or things drop

off it, people could get hurt.

If you don't repair any damage

straightaway, the unit may fall

down and cause personal injury.

Failure to observe this may result

in injury.

Condensation falling from the unit

can stain objects and cause acci-

dents or electrical shock.

Insufficient ventilation may

cause accidents due to oxygen

deficiency.

Failure to observe this may result

in injury through insecure objects

toppling over.

Never clean the unit while the in-

ternal fan is rotating. If there are objects or leaves

around the outdoor unit, small

animals may enter unit and con-

tact electrical parts resulting in

break down, emission of smoke

or flame.

The use of a non-approved deter-

gent or improper washing method

can damage the unit’s plastic

components and cause leaks.

Damage, smoke, or fire can also

result if the detergent comes in

contact with electrical parts or the

unit’s motor.

Electrical storms can damage the

unit.

Consult your dealer for repairs to the

system.

If you notice anything abnormal (smell of

burning, etc.), stop the system, turn off the

power switch and consult your dealer.

If the air-conditioner is moved else-

where, contact your dealer or a pro-

fessional fitter.

If the air-conditioner fails to cool or warm, it may have a refrigerant leak. Contact

your dealer.

If refrigerant needs to be added, check with your dealer for proper instructions.

Wrong repairs could cause an elec-

tric shock, fire, etc.

Faulty installation may cause

water leakage, electric shock,

fire, etc.

Continued use of the system in

abnormal circumstances may re-

sult in malfunctioning, electric

shock, fire, etc.

The refrigerant used in your air-conditioner is safe. However, if refrigerant unexpectedly

leaks from the unit onto a fan heater, stove, hotplate or other heat source, harmful products

could be released.

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The Auto mode automati-

cally selects the operation

mode (HEAT, COOL or

DRY), depending on the

room temperature when

switched on.

AUTO

Page 9

Cooling by extracting heat from the room.

COOL

Page 9

The unit draws in heat from the outside air, transfers it inside and

heats the room.

HEAT

Page 9

Drying by extracting damp from the room.

Functioning of microcomputer depends on setting and room tem-

peratures. It dehumidifies while keeping room temperature almost

constant.

DRY

Choice of operations and features

Choice of operations

Features

Page 10

Page 11, 12

There are three timers, for SLEEP, ON and

OFF. They can be set as desired.

Page 13

When using the timer to switch on, the sys-

tem should become operational shortly be-

fore the set time, depending on the room

temperature so that the desired temperature

should be reached at the set time.

Amenity facility

TIMER procedure

•SWING FLAP

Flap moves up and down continuously.

•SWING LOUVER

Louver moves left and right continuously.

•MEMORY FLAP (FLAP OR LOUVER STOPPED)

Once the flap or louver position has been set, the unit

will memorise it and continue in the same position

the next time.

Adjustment of

airflow

Page 14

Turning up the power operates the air-condi-

tioner in the power cooling and heating

mode.

HIGH POWER mode

Page 14

This is an economic level of operation.

ECONOMY mode

Page 8

Automatic selection of operating mode.

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Name of each part and its function

INDOOR UNIT

SRK20ZGX-S

SRK25ZGX-S

SRK35ZGX-S

SRK50ZGX-S

OUTDOOR UNIT

SRC20ZGX-S

SRC25ZGX-S

Air outlet

Air inlet

(on side & rear surface)

Air inlet panel

Draws in the indoor air.

Air filter

Removes dust or dirt from the inlet air.

Page 17

Unit operation switch

Room temperature detector

Photocatalytic washable deodorizing filter

Allergen clear filter

Refrigerant piping connection electric flex

Up/down air flow direction adjustment flap

Page 10

Wireless remote control

Page 7

Drain hose

Drains water from the dehumidified air.

Left/right air flow adjustment fin

Page 10

Air outlet

Air blows out of here.

Unit indication section and remote control signal receiver

Accessories

Wireless remote control

Battery

(R03 (AAA, Micro) ×2)

Allergen clear filter (Light orange)

Photocatalytic washable

deodorizing filter (Orange)

Filter holder (Quantity: 2) Wood screw

(for remote control mounting)

Air inlet top panel

SRC35ZGX-S

SRC50ZGX-S

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RUN (HOT KEEP) light (green)

•Illuminates during operation.

•Blinks at air flow stop due to the ‘HOT KEEP’

and ‘CLEAN operation’.

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TIMER light (yellow)

Illuminates during TIMER operation.

HOT KEEP

CLEAN operation

OFF

1.5 sec.

0.5 sec.

3 sec.

1 sec.

Unit indication section

How to open the air inlet panel

How to close the air inlet panel

Push both sides evenly and press further lightly at the center.

Place fingers at the recesses on both sides of the panel and pull up the panel

to this side so that it will be opened by about 60 degrees.

Unit ON/OFF button

Secure the upper edge of the air inlet panel by lightly pushing it in, and then

close the panel.

When removing the air inlet panel for internal cleaning or others, open the

panel by 65 degrees and then pull it to this side.

In emergencies, this button can be used for turning on/off the unit when re-

mote control is not available. Page 15

Removal, installation of air inlet panel

ECONO light (orange)

Illuminates during ECONOMY operation.

HI POWER light (green)

Illuminates during HIGH POWER operation.

Unit ON/OFF button

Installation

Align the air inlet top panel with the rail and slide the panel in towards

the back unitl it strikes the end. Push the panel in until you hear a click

and the tabs lock into place and the tabs lock into place.

(To install the air inlet top panel, follow the opposite of the removal

procedure.)

Removal

Remove the air inlet panel. 1Grasp the handle of the air inlet top panel and lift up

until you hear a click and the tabs come out. 2Pull the panel towards you.

Removal, installation of air inlet top panel

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Operation and indication section for remote control

Operation section

FAN SPEED button

Each time the button is pushed, the indi-

cator is switched over in turn.

Page 8

•The above illustration shows all controls, but in practice

only the relevant parts are shown.

OPERATION MODE select button

Each time the button is pushed, the indi-

cator is switched over in turn.

Page 8, 9

ON/OFF (luminous) button

Press for starting operation, press again for

stopping.

HI POWER/ECONO button

This button changes the HIGH POWER/

ECONOMY mode.

Page 14 AIR FLOW (UP/DOWN) button

This button changes the air flow (up/down) mode.

Page 10

TIME SET UP switch

This switch for setting the time.

Page 13

SLEEP button

This button selects to SLEEP operation.

Page 11

CLEAN switch

This switch changes the CLEAN mode.

Page 15

ON TIMER button

This button selects ON TIMER operation.

Page 12

AIR FLOW (LEFT/RIGHT) button

This button changes the air flow (left/right) mode.

Page 10

CANCEL button

This button cancels the ON timer, OFF

timer, and SLEEP operation.

RESET switch

Switch for resetting microcomputer.

Page 16

Indication section

TEMPERATURE indicator

Indicates set temperature.

(Does not indicate temperature when operation

mode is on AUTO)

FAN SPEED indicator

Indicates set air flow rate with lamp.

SLEEP indicator

Indicates during SLEEP operation.

ON/OFF TIMER indicator

Indicates during ON/OFF TIMER operation.

CLEAN indicator

Indicates during CLEAN operation.

AIR FLOW indicator

Shows selected flap and louver mode.

HI POWER/ECONO MODE indicator

Indicates during HIGH

POWER

ECONOMY

mode operation.

Transmission procedure

When each button on the remote control is pressed –with the remote control pointing towards the air-conditioner unit –a signal is transmitted.

When the air-conditioner receives the signal correctly, it will beep.

OPERATION MODE indicator

Indicates selected operation with lamp.

[ (Auto) •(Cool) •(Heat) •(Dry)]

OFF TIMER button

This button selects OFF TIMER operation.

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TEMPERATURE button

This button sets the room temperature.

(This button changes the present time and

TIMER time.)

TIME indicator

Indicates present time or timer setting time.

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Temperature adjustment during AUTO

■

Air temperature adjustment is possible even during automatic operation. There are 6 levels of adjustment possible with the button or the button.

AUTO mode operation procedure

■

Automatically selects the operation mode (COOL, HEAT, DRY) depending on the room temperature when switched on.

Air flow direction adjustment

procedure. Page 10

When a change in temperature is desired.

Aim the remote control at the air-conditioner.

Press the or button.

•Air is not blown out during the op-

eration.

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•If you don’t want the AUTO mode program, change to

COOL, HEAT or DRY instead of AUTO.

Page 9

AUTO mode can be

operated by simply

pressing the ON/OFF

button.

To stop: Press the ON/OFF button.

■Each time the button is pressed, the switch over occurs in the following order

–6 →–5 →............ –1 →±0 →+1 ............ +6.

When +6 is indicated, even if the button is pressed, the indicator does not change.

■Each time the button is pressed, the switch over occurs in the following order

+6 →+5 →............ +1 →±0 →–1 ............ –6.

When –6 is indicated, even if the button is pressed, the indicator does not change.

When the unit is not in AUTO mode:

Aim the remote control at the air-conditioner.

Press MODE button.

Move the [ mark] to the (Auto) position.

If the air-conditioner is not operating

Press the ON/OFF button.

When it is a little cold

Press the button.

When it is a little hot

Press the button.

Operation capacity by your choice FAN SPEED

Set automatically by microcomputer AUTO

Powerful operation with high capacity HI

Standard operation MED

Energy-saving operation LO

About FAN SPEED

■You can choose the capacity of your air-conditioner when heating or cooling.

Aim the remote control at the air-conditioner.

Press the FAN SPEED button.

Move the [ mark] to the desirable fan speed position.

AUTO HI MED LO

NOTE

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COOL/HEAT/DRY mode operation procedure

Air flow direction adjustment procedure. Page 10

Program changing procedure

Set the new program.

•The operation program can also be set or changed when

the air-conditioner is not in operation.

Aim the remote control at the air-conditioner.

Press the MODE select button.

Move the [ mark] to the desirable operation position.

(Cool), (Heat), (Dry)

If the air-conditioner is not operating

Press the ON/OFF button.

Press the TEMP button.

Press or button for the desired temperature.

Standard

To stop: Press the ON/OFF button.

•Air is not blown out during the operation.

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NOTE

Air-conditioner operating conditions

■Use within the following operational range. Operating outside of this range may result in the protection devices being activated, preventing the

unit from working.

Cooling operation Heating operation

Outside temperature Approximately -15 to 46 °C Approximately -15 to 21 °C

Inside temperature Approximately 21 to 32 °C Approximately 15 to 30 °C

Below approximately 80%

The long-term use of the unit with a humidity level

Inside humidity exceeding 80% may result in condensation forming on the —

surface of the indoor unit, leading to water drips.

Characteristics of HEAT mode operation

Mechanism and capacity of HEAT mode operation

■Mechanism

•The unit draws in heat from the cold outside air, transfers it indoors and heats the room. The heating capacity of the heat pump mechanism decreases

when the outside air temperature gets colder.

•The hot air circulation system takes a while before warming up the room temperature.

•If the outside temperature becomes extremely low, it would be better to use an additional source of heating.

Defrosting

If the outside temperature becomes low and humidity is high, the heat exchanger in the outdoor unit may frost over, which prevents efficient heating.

If this happens, the automatic defroster is activated and during defrosting the heating operation stops for 5 to 10 minutes.

•Both indoor and outdoor fans stop and the RUN light (green) blinks slowly (1.5 sec. ON, 0.5 sec. OFF) during defrosting.

•The outdoor unit may give off some steam during defrosting. This is to help the defrosting process and is not a defect.

•The HEAT operation resumes as soon as defrosting has been completed.

Press the FAN SPEED button

Set the fan speed as desired.

COOL

DRY

HEAT

26°C~28°C21°C~24°C22°C~24°C

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