Do not turn off the power supply cir- cuit breaker or pull out the unit power cord during unit operation. This may cause electrical hazards and/ or a fire.
Keep the power supply circuit breaker and power plug free from any type of debris. If using a power supply cord, be sure to connect to plug firmly. This will minimize the risk for electrical shock or any other type of electrical hazard.
Use 230V/60Hz or 115V/60Hz power supply only .
Depending on the electrical specifi- cations of your unit, use only 230V/ 60Hz or 115V/60Hz power supply. Failure to do so may result in electri- cal problems or hazards.
Power supply wires must be located in areas where they will not be dam- aged or cut.
Never insert any type of object into the outdoor unit fan. Because the fan rotates at a high speed, this may cause injury.
Be sure that the indoor and outdoor units are not in operation when discon- necting the power supply to the unit.
Any type of repairs or maintenance done to the units must be done by a professionally licensed contractor. Any unqualified person should not at- tempt to repair the units themselves.
Be sure that your hands are not wet when touching any of the operation buttons on the indoor unit.
Be sure that the outdoor unit is free and clear of any debris around the out- side of the unit. Do not place or lean any items on the unit.
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