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General| Brand | Gree |
|---|---|
| Model | GEH12AA-K6DNA1E/I |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION symbols and their implications for safety.
Explains NOTICE and general hazard symbols for property damage and warnings.
Describes R32 refrigerant, its flammability, and environmental impact.
Warnings related to refrigerant handling, unit operation, and storage.
Safety guidelines for children, electrical connections, and maintenance.
Warnings on professional maintenance, operational hazards, and troubleshooting indicators.
Safety for electrical connections, grounding, circuit breakers, and installation.
Electrical safety, grounding, wiring regulations, and cord handling.
Safety regarding plug accessibility, relocation, and unit placement.
Identifies and describes parts of the indoor unit.
Lists and briefly explains remote control buttons.
Details on mode selection, fan speed, and X-FAN function.
Explains SWING, I FEEL, and various SLEEP modes.
Details TEMP, QUIET, CLOCK, and TIMER functions.
Covers lock, temp units, energy saving, 8C heat, backlighting, and battery replacement.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's front panel.
Procedures for cleaning and replacing air filters.
Checks before contacting service and preparation for long idle periods.
Explains the working principles of cooling and heating.
Tips for energy saving and effective air distribution.
Safety regarding electrical system, wire usage, and airflow obstruction.
Lists common problems and their potential causes.
Guidelines for selecting the installation location.
Instructions for drilling holes and preparing refrigerant piping.
Procedures for wall holes, embedded pipes, and drain piping.
Steps for mounting the indoor unit and connecting wiring.
Installing the mounting plate and flaring pipe ends.
Instructions for connecting pipes, tightening nuts, and insulation.
Procedures for checking gas leaks and attaching pipes.
Detailed steps for wiring the unit and associated cautions.
Tools and techniques for preparing pipes.
Guidelines for selecting and bending copper pipes.
List of items to check after installation to ensure proper function.
Standard, minimum, and maximum lengths for connection pipes.
Table for additional refrigerant charging based on pipe diameter.
Requirements for personnel and minimum room area for operation.
