Mitsubishi Electronics 8, 20-L, 20 PRH-5, 10, 15 manual Maintenance, Fingermarks

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2.CAUTION FOR USE

Keep the following points in mind to safeguard against failures and breakdowns.

(1) This air conditioner does not restart within 3min. after shut down.

(These models have a crankcase heater in the

 

3 Minutes

Shutdown

 

Operation

compressor. If the air conditioner is shut down

 

 

for a short time, please do not turn the power

 

 

 

switch to OFF, but turn the operation switch to OFF.)

 

 

 

(2)If the air conditioner is shut down by a power failure, set the operation switch to OFF. When the power is restored, normal air conditioner operation can be resumed.

(3)Do not stick rods or other objects through the air outlet during operation since this may result in

equipment damage or personal injury.

3.MAINTENANCE

For superior performance and lasting durability, please do not forget to conduct proper and regular maintenance.

3.1 Cleaning the Air Filter

Clean the air filter about once a week with a neutral cleanser and leave it to dry in a shady location. Clean more regularly if the air filter gets very dirty.

If the filter gets blocked, air will not be sucked in properly, and the cooling effect will deteriorate. Failure to clean the air filter may result in equipment breakdown or malfunctions.

3.2 Cleaning panels

Clean dirt off front panel as follows.

Use a household neutral cleanser such as for

Fingermarks

dishes or vegetables. Moisten a soft cloth with the cleanser, then wipe lightly. Next,wipe three or four times with another soft cloth moisten with water. Finally, wipe off all the remaining cleanser with a soft cloth.

Grease

Neutral Cleanser

Moisten a soft cloth with the alcohol, then wipe off lightly. Isopropyl alcohol is sold at stores as reagents in small quantities.

Adhesive

Note:

Alcohol is highly combustible. Take extreme care when handling. Also, do not use paint or adhesive thinner.

3.3 Cleaning the Outdoor Unit Heat Exchanger

If you use your air conditioner for prolonged periods, the outdoor heat exchanger will become dirty, impairing its function and reducing air conditioners performance. Consult your equipment supplier or air conditioning contractor on how to clean the heat exchanger.

Paste

Isopropyl alcohol

Heat exchanger

Heat exchanger

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Contents Data Book Heat PumpContents Safety for USE For correct installationDo not wash the unit with water Complete Line UP Features High Sensible Cooling CapacityMechanical Specifications DescriptionsTypical Installation Example PRH PRH-LSpecifications GrossHeating Electrical DataCooling Capacity Tables Cooling Capacity Nominal Air FlowPR-5YC,PRH-5YA,PRH-5YA-LFactor for Various Air Flow PR-5YC PRH-5YA-LHeating Capacity Nominal Air FlowPRH-5YA,PRH-5YA-L Range PRH-5YACooling Capacity Nominal Air FlowPR-8YC,PRH-8YA,PRH-8YA-L PR-8YC PRH-8YA-L PRH-8YAPRH-8YA Heating Capacity Nominal Air FlowPRH-8YA,PRH-8YA-LPR-8YC PRH-8YA-L Cooling Capacity Nominal Air FlowPR-10YC,PRH-10YA,PRH-10YA-L PR-10YC PRH-10YA-L PRH-10YAPRH-10YA Heating CapacityPRH-10YA-L Cooling Capacity Nominal Air FlowPR-15YC,PRH-15YA,PRH-15YA-L PR-15YC PRH-15YA-L PRH-15YAPR-15YC PRH-15YA-L PRH-15YACooling Capacity Nominal Air FlowPR-20YC,PRH-20YA,PRH-20YA-L PR-20YC PRH-20YA-L PRH-20YAPRH-20YA-L PRH-20YAOperation range PR-YCPRH-YA PRH-YA-LFAN Performance RpmOperation range Fan speed Pressure Pulley outside dimensions are shown below Unit mm NC Curves PR-5YC PRH-5YA PRH-5YA-L PR-8YC PRH-8YA PRH-8YA-LPR-10YC PR-15YCOutline Dimensions PR-20YCPR-8,10YC PRH-8, 10YA PRH-8, 10YA-L PR-15,20YC PRH-15, 20YA PRH-15, 20YA-LWiring Diagrams PR-5, 8, 10YC StandardPR-15, 20YC Standard PR-5, 8, 10YC Special Order K ControlSpecial Order LOW Temperature Internal ProtectorPR-15, 20YC Special Order K Control & LOW Temperature 50HertzPRH-5, 8, 10YA PRH-5, 8, 10YA-L StandardPRH-15, 20YA-L Standard PRH-5, 8, 10YA PRH-5, 8, 10YA-L 10YA PRH-15, 20YA PRH-15, 20YA-L 21S4 Way valve Electrical Operation Flow Charts MC Operate MF2 Operate OFF Safety Device OFF? YESOFF 52C OFF MC Stop MF2 Stop RL on CH on Service Call MF1 Operate YESMF1 Operate Start Power on Start Power on PR-8, 10, 15, 20YC Refrigerant SchematicsPR-5YC PRH-8, 10, 15, 20YA PRH-8, 10,15,20YA-L Safety & Control Devices Accessory AvailabilityPhysical Data ElectricalRooftop Package AIR Cooled Heatpump and Cooling only Units Roof Mounting InstallationClearances Duct Work Drain pipingTrial Operation Electrical WiringFinal Checks Instructions for USE Check Points for OperationMaintenance FingermarksPreparing for Prolonged Shutdown TroubleshootingPreparing for Operation After Prolonged Shutdown Specification Guidelines Memo Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Data Book PR,PRH

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