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Fig. 8.5

Fig. 8.4

Step 2: Unfastening the operation panel and

detaching the ﬁlter

1. Open the packaging and take out the indoor

unit. Remove the protective tape and any

components.

screw bolt xing hole

Air-inlet Grid

2. Open the two boxes for storing the remote

control found on either side of the indoor

unit, then undo the screws on the operation

panel.

3. Use both hands to gently hold the decorative

part at the top of the operation panel, then

lift it upwards to remove it along with the

wire terminal which is connected to it.

4. Undo the two screws on the front of the lter.

5. Use both hands to hold the two sunken areas

on either side of the lter and pull away from

the unit. Lift the lter upwards to remove it.

6. Please take off the air-inlet grid before

connecting the pipes/wires.

First remove the screws cover, then remove the

screws on the air-inlet grid, then take off the grid.

(See Fig. 8.4)

Remove all of the accessories placed inside

the bottom cavity of the indoor unit.

Step 3. Remove the fasteners from the roller

(only found on selected models)

1. Check to see whether the roller on the indoor

unit has any fasteners holding it in place and

tear off the notice sticker.

2. Remove the fasteners from the roller

according to the directions on the sticker.

1. Measure the position of the holes for

installation.

2. Insert the M8 bolts into the unit while it is on

the oor (the amount of bolts used depends

on the number of holes on the unit's chassis).

(See Fig. 8.5)

3. Lift up the indoor unit so that the installation

holes cover the bolts, then fasten the nuts

onto the bolts and tighten them.

Check that all of the accessories match those

found on the “Installation Diagrams and

Accessories” as shown on the previous page.

Step 4. Fastening the indoor unit (to prevent

it from falling down)

•

Take out the protective wedge and

measure the correct size.

•

Use the self-tapping screws to fasten the

protective wedge to the top cover of the

indoor unit.

•

Fasten the other end of the wedge tightly

to the wall using the self-tapping screws.

If further support is needed to prevent the

unit from falling down, a protective wedge

can be installed. The installation procedure

for this wedge is as follows:

Remove the metal rodent-proof mesh from

the piping found on the unit by gently

tapping on it.

Step 5. Installing the rodent-proof mesh

CAUTION

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Fig. 8.9

4. Use adhesive vinyl tape to begin binding the

piping together. Start binding the tape at the

bottom end of the drainage hose, and make

sure that the connectors are secured tightly.

Step 7: Applying the sealant putty and

installing the wall hole cover

1. Tidy up the already bound piping.

2. Evenly apply the sealant putty to the gaps

between the piping and the wall, then press

on the putty rmly.

3. Pull the wall hole cover apart to open it.

After fastening tightly to the piping, push it

into the hole in the wall to securely fasten it

to the wall and complete the installation.

1. Lay the connecting piping at on the ground.

Place the drainage hose, refrigerant pipe, and

all electrical wiring (making sure that both

ends are arranged correctly) next to the

piping.

2. Using the drainage hose as a guide, measure

and adjust the length of the low voltage

wiring, high voltage wiring, any other

electrical wiring, and refrigerant pipe. Use

cable ties to initially fasten them in place.

3. Arrange the piping so that the drainage hose

is on the bottom, the connecting piping is in

the middle, and the electrical wiring is at the

top.

Step 6. Piping and binding

Fig. 8.8

Fig. 8.7

drainage

electrical wiring

refrigerant pipe

The electrical wiring, drainage hose, and

refrigerant pipe must exit the binding in a

suitable place. All binding must be mutually

connected, evenly applied, and aesthetically

pleasing.

NOTE

•

Only models with a ventilation function

contain ventilation ducting.

•

The amount and type of electrical wiring

used may vary according to the specic

model.

•

The ends of the ventilation ducting and

electrical wiring are different, please check

carefully before starting to bind.

Fig. 8.6

Insert the ratproof board into the unit and

hold it in place tightly.

Use a knife to cut a small hole by following the

markings on the ratproof board.

(See Fig. 8.6)

Pipe/wire-hole positions on both sides

Refrigerant/drain

Pipe holeφ

φ67

57.4

Pipe/wire-hole position on back side

Pipe/wire-hole position on the bottom

Refrigerant/drain

Pipe hole

Refrigerant/drain

Pipe hole

First remove the metal

Then attach the ratproof

board into the hole

ratproof board

Markings

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