Haier SAP-K18AM Install Indoor Unit, 9.1Install the Real Panel, Install the Piping Hole, Outdoor

Installation Service

9.INSTALL INDOOR UNIT

9.1Install the Real Panel

1. Always mount the rear panel	Wall	Mark on the	Gradienter	Wall
horizontally. Due to the water tray		middle of it
of indoor unit has been adopted the	Space			Space
both-way drainage design, the	to the			to the
	wall			wall
outlet of water tray should be	150mm			150mm
adjusted slightly down when	above			above
installing, that is taking the outlet of
the water tray as the center of a	Left			Right
circle, the included angle between	ij 55mm			ij 55mm
the evaporator and level should be	(Rear piping hole)		(Rear piping hole)
0 or more, that is good for			Fig.11
condensing water drainage.

2.Fix the rear panel on the wall with screws. (Where is pre-covered with

plastic granula)		Right-rear
	Left	tubing
3. Be sure that the rear panel has
been fixed firmly enough to support	tubing	(recommended)
the weight of an adult of 60kg,
further more, the weight should be
evenly shared by each screw.	Left-rear	Right tubing
	tubing
9.2 Install the Piping Hole		Fig.12

1. Determine which side of the unit you should
make the hole for tubing and wiring. (Fig.12)
2. Make the piping hole (Ɏ55) in the wall at a
slight downward slant to the outdoor side.			Indoor	Outdoor
(Fig.13)
		• Before making the hole, check	Wall pipe
	NOTE			Seal pad
		carefully that no studs or pipes
		are directly run behind the spot
		to be cut.		Ø55
		• Also avoid areas where		Protection
		electrical wiring or conduits
		are located.		sleeve pipe
3. Insert the piping-hole sleeve into the hole			Fig.13
to prevent the connection piping and wiring
from being damaged when passing through
the hole.

9.3 Install the Water Drainage Pipe

1.Drainage hose must be placed at downward slant downward slant for smooth drainage.

2.Do not wrench, bend or heave the drainage hose or flood its end by water. (Fig.14)

3.The prolonged drainage hose should be covered by heat insulation material when through indoor.

Wrenched

Bent

Flooded

Fig.14

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