Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioner User Manual

Introduction

Thank you for choosing a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Thermal Systems air conditioner. Please read this user manual carefully and follow the instructions for optimal performance and durability. This manual provides essential information for operating and maintaining your air conditioner.

Disposal Information:

The symbol WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) indicates that this product should not be disposed of with general household waste. It must be recycled at an authorized facility.
The symbol on batteries indicates that used batteries should not be disposed of with domestic waste. Please deposit them at designated local collection points or recycling centers.

The sound emission level for outdoor and indoor units is below 70 dB(A).

Safety Instructions

Please read and strictly observe the following safety guidelines to ensure safe operation and prevent potential hazards.

WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury or property damage.

General Precautions

Read the user manual and installation manual carefully before use.
Ensure qualified personnel perform installation and maintenance.
Do not use the appliance if the power cord is damaged.
Avoid exposure to direct airflow for prolonged periods, as it may affect your health.
Do not insert objects into air outlets; the internal fan rotates at high speed and can cause injury.
Keep the remote control out of reach of children.
Do not use flammable insecticides or spray cans near the air conditioner.
Do not wash the unit with water; risk of electric shock.
Do not touch aluminum fins of the heat exchanger; risk of injury.
Do not use the appliance for storing food, plants, animals, precision devices, or works of art.
Do not place vases or other water-containing objects on the unit.
Ensure proper grounding.
Do not attempt to repair or modify the unit yourself.
If you notice any abnormality (e.g., burning smell), stop operation, cut off power, and contact your dealer.
Do not cut off the power supply immediately after stopping operation; wait at least 5 minutes.
Do not operate the system with the main switch on if you are handling it.
Do not pour liquid into the unit.
If the unit is to be moved or repaired, contact your dealer or a qualified installer.
Do not install the unit where airflow is directed towards plants or animals.
Do not step on or sit on the unit.
Check the support structure periodically.

Precautions for Wireless LAN

Avoid operating wireless LAN near automatic control equipment (e.g., automatic doors, fire alarms) or medical equipment (e.g., pacemakers).
Do not operate wireless LAN in hospitals or other areas where wireless devices are prohibited.
Avoid operating wireless LAN near other wireless devices, microwaves, cordless phones, etc.
When using the air conditioner from outside the room, check the surrounding conditions and people present.
Sudden changes in indoor or outdoor temperature can be harmful to health.

Tips for Use

For economical and pleasant use, follow these tips:

Set a suitable room temperature. Extreme temperatures can be detrimental to health and waste electricity.
Clean the air filters frequently. Clogged filters reduce efficiency.
Avoid direct sunlight and drafts. Close curtains or blinds during cooling and keep windows and doors closed during ventilation.
Adjust the airflow direction properly for even temperature distribution.
Use the timer function to operate the unit only when necessary.
Keep heat sources away from the unit.

Description of Unit Components

Indoor Unit

Air Inlet Panel: Provides access to filters.
Air Filters: Clean regularly.
Fan: Circulates air within the unit.
Heat Exchanger: (Aluminum fins) Transfers heat.
Vertical Louvers: Adjust left/right airflow direction.
Horizontal Louvers/Vanes: Adjust up/down airflow direction.
Air Outlet: Where conditioned air is discharged.
Control Panel: Contains indicator lights and buttons.
Remote Signal Receiver: Receives signals from the remote control.
Ambient Temperature Sensor: Measures room temperature.
QR Code: For checking Wi-Fi settings (SSID/Password).
Hypoallergenic Filter: (Optional) Filters allergens.

Outdoor Unit

Air Inlet: Draws in outside air.
Fan: Circulates air.
Heat Exchanger: (Aluminum fins) Transfers heat.
Air Outlet: Discharges air.
Drain Port: For condensate drainage.
Model Name and Refrigerant Type: Label indicating product details.
Refrigerant Piping and Electrical Cable: Connects indoor and outdoor units.
Drain Hose: Carries away condensate.

Remote Control

Installation of Batteries

1. Remove the cover. 2. Insert new batteries (R03/AAA x 2), observing polarity. 3. Replace the cover. 4. Press the ACL switch with a ballpoint pen tip to reset. Set the current time.

Note: Replace batteries if the display is dim or no signal is transmitted.

Operation

ON/OFF Button: Turns the unit on or off.
MODE Button: Selects operating mode (AUTO, COOL, HEAT, DRY, FAN).
TEMP/TIMER Buttons (∧/∨): Adjusts temperature or sets timers.
FAN SPEED Button: Selects fan speed (AUTO, ULo, Lo, Me, Hi).
AIRFLOW U/D & L/R Buttons: Adjusts airflow direction (up/down, left/right).
SLEEP/SILENT Buttons: Activate Sleep or Silent mode for comfort and quiet operation.
HIGH POWER/ECONOMY Button: Selects high power or energy-saving mode.
NIGHT SETBACK Button: Maintains a comfortable temperature during the night.
ALLERGEN CLEAR Button: Activates the allergen removal function.
3D AUTO Button: Automatically controls fan speed and airflow direction for efficient room cooling.
ON TIMER/OFF TIMER Buttons: Set the unit to turn on or off at a specific time.
PROGRAM TIMER: Combines ON and OFF timers for daily scheduling.
MENU Button: Accesses advanced settings like LAN connection, backlight, display brightness, etc.
CANCEL Button: Cancels timer settings or other functions.
TIME SET UP Button: Sets the clock.
ACL Switch: Resets settings.

Emergency Function

If the remote control is not available, the unit can be operated temporarily using the ON/OFF button on the unit itself.

Remote Control Failure

Check batteries first. If the problem persists, contact your dealer.

Child Lock

Press and hold AIRFLOW L/R for 3+ seconds to activate/deactivate. "3" appears on the display when active. Only ON/OFF works in this mode.

Key Functions

AUTO Mode

Automatically selects the operating mode (COOL, HEAT) based on the room temperature.

Fan Speed (VITESSE DE VENTILATION)

Adjusts fan speed for cooling/heating (except DRY mode). Options: AUTO, ULo, Lo, Me, Hi.

Airflow Direction Adjustment

Use AIRFLOW U/D and L/R buttons to adjust vertical and horizontal airflow. The unit can memorize preferred airflow settings.

3D AUTO Operation

Automatically controls fan speed and airflow direction for efficient room climate control. Can be activated by pressing the 3D AUTO button.

Sleep Timer

Automatically stops the unit after a set time, adjusting temperature for comfort.

Off Timer

Sets the unit to automatically turn off at a preset time.

On Timer

Sets the unit to automatically turn on 5-60 minutes before a preset time to reach optimal temperature.

Program Timer

Combines ON and OFF timers for daily scheduled operation.

High Power / Economy Mode

High Power: Provides intensive cooling/heating for 15 minutes.
Economy: Operates at a slightly adjusted temperature for energy saving.

Night Setback

Maintains a comfortable temperature (around 10°C) during absence or at night, preventing excessive cooling or heating.

Silent Mode

Reduces the noise level of the outdoor unit by adjusting fan speed.

Self Clean

Operates for approximately two hours after cooling/drying modes to dehumidify the indoor unit and inhibit mold growth.

Allergen Clear

Uses enzymatic technology to remove allergens from the filter.

Menu Functions

Access advanced settings via the MENU button, including:

Wireless LAN connection setup.
Backlight adjustment.
Display brightness adjustment.
Fan control for heat stop (Fn, FP, F0, F1, F2 settings).
Silent mode settings.
Wireless LAN communication settings (ON/OFF).

Wireless LAN Setup Initialization

Resets wireless LAN settings to factory defaults.

Preset Function

Memorizes preferred settings (mode, temperature, fan speed, airflow) for quick recall.

Maintenance and Care

Before Maintenance

Always cut off the power supply before performing any maintenance.

Do not spill liquid on the unit.
Do not touch the aluminum fins of the heat exchanger.
Use a stable object (like a ladder) when accessing panels or filters.
Avoid using hot water (over 40°C), gasoline, thinner, or abrasive cleaners, as they can deform or damage the unit.

Cleaning the Air Filter

Frequency: Once every 15 days (standard).

Open the air inlet panel.
Remove the filter.
Clean the filter with warm water (approx. 30°C) and dry it thoroughly.
Reinstall the filter.

Cleaning the Unit

Wipe the unit with a soft, dry cloth or use a vacuum cleaner. For heavy dirt, use a cloth dampened with warm water.

Seasonal Maintenance

End of Season: Run ventilation for 2-3 hours to dry the interior. Stop the unit, cut off power, clean filters, clean indoor/outdoor units, and remove remote control batteries.
Start of Season: Ensure the earth cable is connected, check for corrosion on the outdoor unit, ensure no obstacles block airflow, turn on power, and insert remote batteries.

Air Cleaning Filter (Hypoallergenic Filter)

Replace the filter approximately once a year, or sooner if it cannot be cleaned effectively. Mount with the orange side facing forward.

Installation Procedure

Ensure proper installation to prevent operational issues and noise:

Do not place obstacles near the indoor unit air inlet.
Avoid locations with flammable gas leaks or oil splashes.
Install the unit at least 1 meter away from TVs or radios to prevent interference.
Ensure the unit is installed on a surface that can support its weight and minimize vibration.
Choose a location where airflow and noise do not disturb neighbors.
Keep the outdoor unit's air inlet and outlet clear of obstructions.

Troubleshooting

Before Calling for Service

Check the following points:

Is the power plug properly inserted? Is the circuit breaker tripped or fuse blown?
Is the timer set to ON?
Are the air filters clean?
Is the set temperature appropriate?
Are windows and doors closed? Is there direct sunlight or unusual heat sources in the room?
Are there too many people in the room?

If the problem persists after checking these points, unplug the unit and contact your dealer.

Auto-Diagnosis

The unit has a self-diagnosis function indicated by blinking RUN and TIMER lights. Refer to the manual for specific error codes (e.g., sensor errors, fan motor errors, refrigerant issues, communication errors).

Declarations of Conformity

The product conforms to relevant EU and GB directives, including Machinery Directive and Supply of Machinery Regulations, and complies with standards such as EN 60335-1 and EN 60335-2-40.

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