Toshiba RBC-ASCU11-UL Bedienungsanleitung

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Air conditioner (split type)

Model:

RBC-ASCU11-UL

Owner's Manual

Compact wired remote controller

Thank you for purchasing Toshiba Carrier air conditioner remote controller.

Before using the air conditioner remote controller, please read this Owner's Manual carefully.

• Be sure to obtain the Owner's Manual and Installation Manual from the manufacturer (or dealer).

Requirements for manufacturers or dealers

• Please clearly explain the contents of the Owner's Manual,

and then hand over this Owner's Manual to the user.

[English] Installation manual and Owner’s manual Download /

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[Français] Téléchargement du manuel d'installation et du manuel du propriétaire

https://www.toshiba-carrier.co.jp/global/manual/rbc-ascu11-ul.htm

1Safety Precautions

• Read “Safety Precautions” carefully before use.

• The following cautions cover important safety-related items. Please be sure to obey.

Before reading the text, please understand the following details (instructions and symbols) and

follow the instructions below.

Identication Meanings of identication

Warning The warnings indicate that if you fail to operate properly and follow the instructions

in the warnings, it may cause serious personal injury or death.

Caution The caution indicate that if you fail to operate properly and, it may cause serious

personal injury or property damage. (*1)

*1: Property damage includes loss of buildings, family property, poultry, and pets.

Warning

Installation

• Be sure to ask a qualied electric installer to install the remote controller. If you install the

remote controller improperly by yourself, it may cause electric shock, re or other problems.

• Be sure to install Toshiba Carrier-specied air conditioners and consult your exclusive dealer

during installation. If you install the air conditioner by yourself, it may cause electric shock, re

or other problems.

Operation

• When you nd that the air conditioner is abnormal (for example, you smell the odor of burning

objects), please immediately turn o󰀨 the main power switch or open the circuit breaker to turn

o󰀨 the air conditioner, and contact the dealer. If the air conditioner runs in abnormal state, it

may cause machine fault, electric shock, re, or other problems.

Reinstallation and repair

• Do not repair any part of the air conditioner by yourself.

Whenever the air conditioner needs repair, be sure to contact your dealer.

If you repair it improperly, it may cause electric shock, re or other problems.

• When reinstalling the air conditioner, be sure to contact your dealer.

If you install it improperly, it may cause electric shock, re or other problems.

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Caution

Operation

• Prevent any liquid from entering the remote controller.

Do not spill juice, water or any liquid. This may cause machine fault, electric shock, re, or

other problems.

• Do not use the ammable spray to spray directly to the remote controller. This may cause a

re.

• Do not use a sharp object that contains the above substances to poke the switch. This may

cause short circuit or fault.

2Component Names and Functions

When operating the button, the LCD backlight will be lightened for 15 seconds.

■Button

1ON/OFF button

Press the button to turn on the air conditioner, and press the button again to turn o󰀨 the air

conditioner.

2Setting button

It is used for temperature setting in general conditions. In running mode, fan speed mode and

wind direction mode, it is used for the change of respective settings.

3Timer o󰀨 button

Set the timer o󰀨.

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4Menu button

It is used for the selection of the running mode, fan speed and wind direction.

Press of the button each time, then it will switch in the following order.

• In different modes of the indoor unit, the selection of fan speed or wind direction may be

omitted.

■Indication icon

All the icons shown on the display are for illustrative purposes only. Cooling only model do not show

heating-related icons. When “SETTING” ickers, the operation will not be accepted.

1Running mode indication icon

Indicate the selected running mode.

2Central control indication icon

It will be displayed when the air conditioner

is centrally controlled and used by a central

remote controller and other central control

devices. If the central control prohibits using

the remote controller, will ash when

pressing the ON/OFF, mode or temperature

button on the remote controller, indicating that

these buttons do not work. (The settings that

can be congured on the remote controller will

vary depending on the central control mode.

For details, please read the Owner's Manual of

the central remote controller.)

3Setting indication icon

Indicate that the system is checking automatically

after the circuit breaker has been disconnected

or other conditions have occurred.

4Repair indication icon

Display when performing an inspection or the

protective device is running.

5 Test run indication icon

Display during the test run period.

6 Temperature setting indication icon

Display the selected setting temperature.

7 Wind direction indication icon

Display when the louver moves up and down.

8 Louver position indication icon

Indicate the louver position.

9 Louver locking indication icon

Display when there is a louver locking device.

(4-Way cassette type only)

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3Operation

When you use the air conditioner for the rst time or change the settings, please follow the steps

below.

From then on, press the On/O󰀨 button to run the air conditioner with the selected settings.

■Standby

When “SETTING” ickers, the operation will not be accepted by system.

Requirements

·During use, keep the power switch in open state.

When you use it again after a long time, please turn on the power switch at least 12 hours in

advance.

·About 1 minute after the power is turned on, the remote controller can work. This is not a fault.

10 Fan speed indication icon

• Indicate the selected fan speed. (Three-

speed models)

• Indicate the selected fan speed. (Five-speed

models)

11 Timer o󰀨 indication icon

When an error occurs, display the error code. In

normal state, display the time of timer o󰀨.

12 Preheating indication icon

Display when the heating mode or the defrosting

cycle starts. When this indication icon is displayed,

the indoor unit stops the air supply or runs in the

fan mode.

13 Running standby indication icon

Indicate that if another indoor unit is under heating/

cooling, Toshiba Super Smart multi-connection

system cannot cool/heat; Moreover, the super heat

recovery multi-connection system cannot heat or

cool because the outside temperature exceeds the

operating temperature range.

14 Remote controller sensor indication icon

Display when using the remote controller sensor.

15 Self-cleaning operation display

Display when the indoor unit heat exchanger is

dehumidied by the self-cleaning operation.

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1ON/OFF button

Press the button to light up the running

indicator, and start running.

During heating

In the case where the indoor unit fan

mode is off, the air conditioner starts

to send out hot air after preheating for

3-5 minutes.

2Select running mode

Switch to the running mode by pressing

the menu button.

The current running mode icon

flickers.

Press the set button each time, then the

running mode and its icons change in

the following order:

(Cooling only mode will not display:

“Auto” and “ Heat”)

For the multi-connection system,

“Auto” can only be displayed and

selected on the super heat recovery

multi-connection system.

“Dehumidify” is not available for

concealed duct high static press type.

If the button is not operated within 30

seconds, the running mode selection

will end.

3Select the fan speed

Switch to the fan speed mode by

pressing the menu button.

·The current fan speed icon flickers.

Press the set button each time, then the fan

speed mode and its indication change in the

following order:

·Three-speed models:

·Five-speed models:

The fan speed that can be set will vary

depending on the connected indoor units.

In the fan mode, “ Auto” cannot be

selected.

These models that cannot set the fan

speed will display “ ”.

If the button is not operated within 30

seconds, the fan speed selection will end.

4Select the wind direction

Switch to the wind direction mode by

pressing the menu button.

·The current wind direction icon flickers.

Press the set button each time, then the

wind direction mode and its icons change in

the following order:

Operating Modes Available wind direction

Heat, Fan,

Auto (heating) (1) ⇔(2) ⇔(3) ⇔(4) ⇔(5)

Cool, Dry,

Auto (cooling) (1) ⇔(2) ⇔(3)

Due to the slight difference in different

model of indoor units, please refer to the Air

Conditioner Owner's Manual for details on

setting the louver position and swing.

If the button is not operated within 30

seconds, the wind direction selection will end.

5Temperature selection

Press the set button to adjust the temperature.

Temperature setting range is from 64.0°F

to 84.0°F

The sensitivity of temperature adjustment

is 1°F.

■Run operation

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4Timer o󰀨 Operation

Timer o󰀨: When reaching the setting time, the indoor unit stops running.

1Timer o󰀨 button

Press the timer o󰀨 button in process of air conditioner operation.

·The and light, while and timing indication icon icker.

2Select the timer o󰀨 time

Press the set button to set the time.

Increase in accordance with the law of 0.5 hour(30 minutes), 1 hour, 2 hours ..., it can be

up to 24 hours.

If you do not operate the button within 30 seconds, the timer off setting will be canceled.

3Press the timer o󰀨 button

The disappears and the timer o󰀨 indication icon changes from ickering to normally

on, then the timer o󰀨 function starts.

When running the shutdown timer, the timing indication is displayed in the form of countdown.

■Cancel timing

1Press the timer o󰀨 button.

The timing indication icon disappears.

Note

When the shutdown timer is running, it will continue to run even if the air conditioner is

turned on or o󰀨 via the on/o󰀨 button.

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5Troubleshooting

■Validation checks

■Troubleshooting history and confirmation

If the air conditioner fails, you can view the troubleshooting history by following the steps below. (The

troubleshooting history can record at most 4 records.)

The troubleshooting history can be viewed when the air conditioner is on or o󰀨.

If you view the troubleshooting history in the timer off operation, the timer off will be cancelled.

Step Operating Instructions

Long press the timer o󰀨 button for more than 10 seconds tillan

indication icon appears, indicating that you have entered the

troubleshooting history mode.

If [ Maintenance overhaul] is displayed, it indicates that you have

entered the troubleshooting history mode.

·The temperature indication displays [01: Troubleshooting History Order].

The timer off indication will alternately display [Check Code] and

the faulted [Indoor Unit Number].

Press the set button each time, then the recorded troubleshooting

history will be displayed in the order of [01] (newest) to [04]

(oldest).

Requirements

In the troubleshooting history mode, do not press the menu

button for more than 10 seconds. Otherwise, all troubleshooting

history of the indoor unit will be deleted.

After completing the check, press the ON/OFF button to return to

normal mode.

It will continue to run if in the running mode. Please press the On/

Off button again if in the stop mode.

When Requesting Maintenance and

Repairs

Please inform us of the combinations of letters (A, E, F, H, L, and P) and numbers in the check

code displayed on the remote controller LCD display.

336 TADEHARA, FUJI-SHI, SHIZUOKA-KEN 416-8521 JAPAN

If the air conditioner fails, the timer

o󰀨 indication will alternately display

the check code and the number of

faulted indoor unit.

EEV2401701

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