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Samsung ASV10PSPNXEA, ASV13PSPNXEA, ASV18PSPXXEA manual Accessories in the indoor unit case

Models: ASV18PUQXXEA ASV10PUQNXEA ASV18PSPXXEA ASV10PUQXXEA ASV24PUQNXEA ASV18PUQNXEA ASV24PUQXXEA ASV13PSPXXEA ASV10PSPXXEA ASV13PSPNXEA ASV18PSPNXEA ASV24PSPNXEA ASV13PUQNXEA ASV10PSPNXEA ASV24PSPXXEA ASV13PUQXXEA

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Choosing the installation location

(Unit : mm)

When the walls are blocking front and the rear side of the outdoor units When the upper part of the outdoor unit and the air outlet is opposite the wall

				300 or more	more	300 or more
						300 or more
600 or more			600 or more	1500 or more	500 or
When front and rear side of the outdoor unit is towards the wall
					moreor500	300 or more
						300 or more
1500 or	600 or	3000 or	3000 or		200 or
more	more	more	more		more

•	If installation is done in inappropriate space, unit may generate sound and cause bad	on the product.
•	Installation must be done in level and in a place where vibration will not cause any

Accessories

The following accessories are supplied with the air conditioner:

•The number of each accessory is indicated in parentheses.

Accessories in the indoor unit case

	Installation Plate (1)	Installation Plate (1)	Remote	Remote Control	Batteries for Remote	User’s &
			controller (1)	Holder (1)
	10/13	18/24			controller (2)	Installation Manual (1)

Accessories in the outdoor unit case

If using a multi system, refer to the manual supplied with the outdoor unit.

Rubber Leg (4)

• The nuts are attached to the end of each pipe of an evaporator or a service port. Use the nuts when connecting the pipes.

•The drain plug and rubber leg are only included when the air conditioner is supplied without the assembly pipe as

seen in the picture.

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Samsung ASV10PSPNXEA, ASV13PSPNXEA manual Accessories in the indoor unit case, Accessories in the outdoor unit case

Contents

Air Conditioner Contents Follow directions Safety precautionsImportant safety symbols and precautions Wall socket For Using For Cleaning Checking before use Operation ranges Main parts Power buttonChecking the name of the parts Display Checking the remote controller Remote controller buttons Storing the remote controller Remote controller displayBattery changing time Inserting the batteries Basic function Button to adjust the temperature Press Circulate the air Using the Turbo functionPress the Air swing button on the remote controller Position you prefer Mode Press the Set/Cancel button to active it on Press the button Press the button to set the time Timer 5 hours Using the Smart Saver functionTimer 1 hour From the moment you have set the timer Using the Quiet function Opening the panel Cleaning the indoor unitCleaning the outdoor unit heat exchanger Heat exchanger Slide it down Cleaning the air conditionerClean the Air Dry the Ai lter in a ventilated area Maintaining the air conditioner Periodical checks Troubleshooting Connection Outdoor unit Heat exchanger during Heat mode in winterIf may not be a General information Model Name Included Models Remark Power supply line, fuse or circuit breaker Choosing the installation locationInstalling the unit Won’t be considered in-warranty and charged to end user Outdoor Unit Model Top view Side view When installing more than 1 outdoor unit When the air outlet is towards the wall Accessories in the outdoor unit case AccessoriesAccessories in the indoor unit case Tools required for installation General Tools Fixing the installation plateOptional accessories Tools for test operations Fix the indoor unit Connecting the assembly cableConnecting the cable Extend the assembly cable if necessary Each wire is labeled with the corresponding terminal number Smooth the cut edges Then pull it out through the appropriate hole Unscrew the caps at the end of each pipe Purging the indoor unitCutting or extending the pipe Connect the pipes Applying the following torque Correct InclinedCracked Outer Diameter Drain hose installation Changing direction of the drain hose Purging the connected pipes Excessive torque can be cause of gas leakage Adding Refrigerant 1975 Covered by the Kyoto Protocol To check for gas leaks on the indoor unit Performing the gas leak testsTo check for gas leaks on the outdoor unit Leak test with nitrogen before opening valves Part without insulation on the end of the pipes Outdoor unit installed on the wall by rackFixing the outdoor unit in place Properly Model Press the Mode button to select Cool or Heat mode Pump down procedure when removing the productPress the Power button and check the following Final Check and Trial Operation How to connect your extended power cables Questions or COMMENTS?