GE Appliances

OwnersManualand InstallationInstructions

SplitAirConditioner

Modelscoveredinthisdocument:
GEAIRZ09 GEAIRZ17 GEAIRZ12

CONTENTS
OWNERSMANUAL Importantsafetyinformation Nameandfunctionofparts Remotecontrol Howtooperateyourairconditioner Howtoinsertbatteries Usernotices Careandmaintenance Troubleshooting INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS Accessoriesandinstallationdiagrams Generalinstallationinstructions Installingtheindoorunit Installingtheoutdoorunit Testoperationandafterinstallationcheck Technicalspecification 5 5 6 7 9 12 12 12 14 16 16 18 20 25 27 28

ThankyouforchoosingaGEairconditioner. Pleasekeepthisdocumentforfutureconsultation. Togetthefullbenefitfromyournewairconditioner,pleasereadthisOwnersManual carefullybeforeoperatingtheunit.

OWNERSMANUAL
Importantsafetyinformation Readallinstructionsbeforeuse
WARNING! UsethisapplianceonlyforitsintendedpurposeasdescribedinthisOwnersManual Whenusingelectricalappliances,basicsafetyprecautionsshouldbetaken,including thefollowing:
Makesureyoupushthepowerplugall thewayintothesocket.Failuretodosocan causeanelectricshock,overheatingoreven afire. Donotremovethepowerplugwhilethe machineisoperatingexceptinan emergency. Neveruseanextensioncordorsplicethe powercord. Neversharethesamepoweroutletwith anotherelectricappliance. Neveroperatetheunitorinsertthe powerplugintotheoutletwithwethands. Neverinsertfingersorobjectsintotheair intakeoroutletvents.Thehighspeed rotatingfanmaycauseinjuries. Donottouchtheswinginglouvers.This maycauseinjuriesanddamagestotheair conditioner. Donotaimchilledorheatedairdirectly ontothebodyforlongperiods. Disconnectthepowersupplyimmediately ifyousmellburningorsmokeandcontact yourservicecenter. Donotattempttorepairtheair conditioneryourself. Consultwithaprofessionalelectricianto ensurethatadequatecircuitbreakers,fuses andothersafetydevicesareinplace. Disconnecttheunitwheneveritwillbe outofserviceforextendedperiods. Alwaysdisconnectthepowersupply beforecleaningthemachine. Neverpullonthecordtoremovethe powerplug. Donotplaceaspaceheaterneartheair conditioner.Airflowfromtheairconditioner cancauseincompletecombustioninaspace heater,resultingindangerousfumes. Keepcombustiblesprays,flammable gasesandliquidsawayfromtheunit. Ensurethattheunitismountedsecurely. Donotplaceobjectsontheunit. Neverblocktheairintakeoroutletvents. Theindoorunitshouldbeinstalled approximately2,0mfromtheground. Extremetemperaturedifferentialscanbe harmfultohealth. Donotusetheairconditionerfordrying clothes,preservingfoodsorotherfunctions forwhichitwasnotdesigned. Splashingwaterontheunitmaycausean electricshockandmalfunction. Theground(earthingwire)mustbe properlyconnected.Donotconnectthe earthwiretoagasorwaterpipe,lightning rodortelephoneearthlines.

Nameandfunctionofparts
Airin

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Airout

4 3

2 7

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

8. 9. 10. LED display

Frontcover Airfilters Autoswitch Louver Powerplug Drainhose Wirelessremote controller Connectionpipe Airoutletcover

Airin
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Airout

Note: Allpicturesinthismanualareforexplanationpurposeonly.Theymightdifferfromtheactualair conditionerunitsdependingonthemodel.

Remotecontrol
Generalremarks
Makesuretherearenoobstructions betweenthereceiverandtheremote controlunit.Theunithasarangeof approximately8meters. Donotexposetheremotecontrolunitto moisture,excessivedirectsunlightorheat. Donotdroporthrowtheremotecontrol unit. Whenrestarting,theunitresumes operatingonthelastmodesetbeforeshut down.Theoutdoorunitwillrestartin approximately3minutes.

Remotecontrollerwithopencover

6.SLEEP
PressthebuttontoactivatetheSLEEPoperating mode.

7.POWER
Pressthisbuttontoruntheairconditioneratfull capacitywhentheunitisinCOOLorHEATmode. Thefandisplaywillshowthesymbol Pressthebuttonagaintocancelthisoperation. Pressandholdthebuttonfor3secondstoturnthe LEDdisplayoff.Pressandholdthebuttonagainfor 3secondstoturntheLEDdisplayon. Note: Theairconditionerrunsatfullcapacity continuouslywhenthisbuttonispressed.Change MODEorpressthebuttonagaintocancelthis operation.

Remotecontrollerwithclosedcover

1.ON/OFFbutton
Pressthisbuttontoturntheunitonoroff.

2.TEMPbuttons
Settemperatureupordownby1Cbypressingthe PLUS(+)orMINUS()buttononce.Temperature canbesetonCOOL,DRYandHEATmodesbetween 16Cand32C.

3.FANbutton
Pressthebuttontoselectthedesiredfanspeed manuallyfromthefollowingoptions:

QuietLowHighAuto AtAUTOspeed,thefanrunsatthespeed programmedforoptimumoperation.When operatinginFANmode,youcanselectonlyamong QUIET,LOWandHIGH.

8.TIMER/CLOCKbutton
PressthebuttonTIMER/CLOCKtoselectclockor timer.ThenyoucansettimeupordownwithPLUS (+)orMINUS().Timechangeswith1minute incrementat2increments/sec.rate.Wheneither thePLUS(+)orMINUS()ispressedandhold,time changesatahigherrate .

4.MODEbutton
Pressthebuttontoselectthedesiredoperation modefromthefollowingoptions: AUTOCOOLDRYFANHEAT

5.SWING
Pressthebuttontostartlouvermoving automatically.Pressagaintostoplouveratthe desiredangle.Theairflowanglewillshowonthe remotecontrollersdisplay.

Note: ThefunctionsHUMIDITYandHEALTHare notavailableonthesemodels.Pressing anyofthesebuttonswillhavenoeffect ontheairconditionersoperation.

9.SURROUNDbutton
PresstheSURROUNDbuttontolettheair conditionercontroltherateofcoolingorheating withtheinputonsurroundingroomtemperature fromtheremotecontroller.Pressthebuttononce moretostoptheoperation.

Howtooperateyourairconditioner

COOL/HEATmodeoperation 1. PresstheON/OFFbutton. 2. PresstheMODEbuttonuntiltheCOOLor theHEATmodeisselected. 3. Setupthedesiredtemperature. 4. PresstheFANbuttonuntilthedesiredfan speedisselected. Themicrocomputerautomaticallycontrols therateofcooling/heating.Itadjuststhe operationoftheunitaccordingtotheactual roomtemperatureandthedesired temperature.Iftheroomtemperatureis lowerthanthedesiredtemperature,the unitwillheattheairoftheroom.Ifthe roomtemperatureishigherthanthe desiredtemperature,theunitwillcoolthe airoftheroom.Ifthefanspeedissetat AUTOmode,themicrocomputerwillcontrol thespeedoftheindoorfanaccordingtothe targettemperature. DRYmodeoperation 1. PresstheON/OFFbutton. 2. PresstheMODEbuttonuntiltheDRY modeisselected. 3. Setupthedesiredtemperature. 4. PresstheFANbuttonuntilthedesiredfan speedisselected. UsetheDRYmodetobothcooltheairand reducethemoisturecontainedintheair. Themicrocomputerautomaticallyadjusts theoperationoftheunitaccordingtothe actualdrynessandtemperatureoftheroom, andaccordingtothedesiredtemperature.If theroomtemperatureishigherthanthe targettemperature,theunitwillbothcool anddrytheairoftheroom.Iftheroom temperatureisclosetothetarget temperature,thefanrunsatthespeed programmedforthesuitableDRYmode operation. AUTOmodeoperation 1. PresstheON/OFFbutton. 2. PresstheMODEbuttonuntiltheAUTO modeisselected. InAUTOmode,themicrocomputer automaticallycontrolstherateofcooling andheatingoftheroom,aswellasthe speedoftheindoorfanaccordingtothe targettemperature. - Iftheroomtemperatureishigherthan 27C,theunitwillautomaticallyswitchto COOLmode. - Iftheroomtemperatureislowerthan 20C,theunitwillautomaticallyswitchto HEATmode. - Iftheroomtemperatureisbetween20C and27C,theunitwillautomatically switchtoDRYmode. FANmodeoperation 1. PresstheON/OFFbutton. 2. PresstheMODEbuttonuntiltheFAN modeisselected. 3. PresstheFANbuttonuntilthedesiredfan speedisselected. UsetheFANmodetoventilateairinthe roomwithoutcooling,heatingordryingthe air.Anytemperaturesetupisnoneffective intheFANmode. TIMERONoperation TIMERONmodecanonlybesetwhilethe unitisnotinoperation. 1. PresstheTIMER/CLOCKbuttonwhenthe unitisoff. 2. SetupthedesiredTIMERONsettingby pressingthe(+)or()TEMPbuttons.
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3. PresstheTIMER/CLOCKbuttontoconfirm yourtimesetting.Thesymbolwillbe displayed. UsetheTIMERONmodetoturntheuniton atthespecifiedtimeupto24hoursin advance. TIMEROFFoperation TIMEROFFmodecanonlybesetwhilethe unitisinoperation. 1. PresstheTIMER/CLOCKbuttonwhenthe unitison. 2. Setupthedesiredclocksettingby pressingthe(+)or()TEMPbuttons. 3. PresstheTIMER/CLOCKbuttontoconfirm yourtimesetting.Thesymbolwill bedisplayed. UsetheTIMEROFFmodetoturntheunit offatthespecifiedtimeupto24hoursin advance.

ON

1. PresstheSLEEPbutton,theSLEEPsymbol onthedisplaywillshowup. Whentheunitiscoolingordryingand operatinginSLEEPmode,thetarget temperaturewillincreaseby1Cperhour fortwohours. Whentheunitisheatingandoperatingin SLEEPmode,thetargettemperaturewill decreaseby2Cperhourfortwohours. TheunitoperatinginSLEEPmodewillstop automaticallyafter7hours. TheSLEEPmodeisdeactivatedbypressing theSLEEPbuttonagain,theMODEbuttonor theON/OFFbutton.

MANUALmodeoperation 1. Liftthefrontcover. 2. PresstheAUTOSWITCHlocatedonthe righthandsideunderthefrontcover.If theunitisoperating,thiswillswitchthe unitoff. 3. Adjustthelouveranglemanuallyonly whenitisneeded. 4. PresstheAUTOSWITCHagaintoswitch theuniton. Usethisoperatingmodewhentheremote controllerdoesnotworkorwhenyou cannotfindit. POWERmodeoperation 1. PressthePOWERbuttonwhentheunitis inCOOLorHEATmodetoactivate POWERmodeoperation. UsethePOWERmodetoruntheair conditioneratfullcapacity. ThePOWERmodeisdeactivatedbypressing thePOWERbuttonagain,theMODEbutton ortheON/OFFbutton. Note:

OFF

CLOCKsetting 1. PressandholdtheTIMER/CLOCKbutton for5secondsuntilthetimeindication startsblinking. 2. Setupthedesiredclocksettingby pressingthe(+)or()TEMPbuttons. 3. PresstheCLOCKbuttontoconfirmyour clocksetting. CLOCKtimecanbesetuponlywhenthe TIMERmodeisoff. Note: Clockisdisplayedonlyontheremote controller,notontheLEDdisplayofthe indoorunit.

SLEEPmodeoperation
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Theairconditionerrunsatfullcapacity continuouslywhenthisbuttonispressed. ChangeMODEorpressthebuttonagainto cancelthisoperation. AUTORESTARTfunction Ifthepowernetworklosespower,andifthe unitwasinoperationwhenthepowercut occurred,theairconditionerwill automaticallyrestartwhenthenetwork regainspower. SURROUNDmodeoperation InSURROUNDmode,theairconditioner controlstherateofcoolingorheatingwith inputofsurroundingroomtemperature fromtheremotecontroller.Theremote controllersensesandsendsthesurrounding temperaturetotheairconditioneronce every3minutes. PressSURROUNDbuttontoactivate SURROUNDmode.Pressthebuttononce moretodisabletheSURROUNDmode. Note: Theheadoftheremotecontrollershould facetheairconditionersothatthe SURROUNDmodesignalwillbereliably deliveredtotheairconditioner.

Howtoinsertbatteries
Howtoinsertbatteriesintotheremote controlunit Slidethebatterycoverofffromtheback oftheremotecontrolunit. InserttwoAAAbatterieswiththeright poleorientation. Slidethecoverbackinplace. NOTE: Donotmixnewandusedbatteriesor rechargeableandnonrechargeable batteries. Removebatteriesfromtheremote controlunitwhenitisoutofserviceforlong periods. Freshbatteriesareexpectedtolast normallyuptooneyear.Typicalsymptoms oflowbatteryarefrequentresetorno soundwhenoperatingtheremote controller,aswellasnoflashingofthe emissionsymbolonthedisplay. Operatetheremotecontrolunitatleast1 meterormoreawayfromatelevisionor audiodevice.

Selectthemostappropriatetemperature tosaveenergy.Keeptheroom approximately5Ccoolerthantheoutside temperaturewhenoperatinginCOOLmode. Adjustthedirectionoftheairflow appropriately.Rememberthatwarmair risesandcoolairsinks,soadjustthelouver downwardforheatingandupwardfor coolingtotakeadvantageofnatural convectioncurrents.

Careandmaintenance
CAUTION Alwaysturnpoweroffandremovethe powerplugbeforecleaningtheunit. NEVERsprinklewateroneitherthe indoorortheoutdoorunittocleanit. Wipetheindoorandoutdoorunitswith aclean,softdryclothoraclothslightly moistenedwithwaterorcleaner. Beforestartingtheunit,besurethat nothingobstructstheairoutletandthe intakevents. Cleaningtheoutdoorunit 1. Regularlycleandustfromoutdoorunit. 2. Repaintanyrustcoloredareasonthe outdoorunit. Cleaningtheindoorunit 1. Openthefrontcoverandpullitoutinthe directionindicatedbythearrows. 2. Wipewithaclothslightlymoistenedwith waterorcleanerandthendryintheshade. Donotusewaterabove45Corabrasive chemicalstowashthepanel.Thiscould causedeformationordiscoloration. 3. Closethefrontcover.

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Usernotices
Donotaimtheaircurrentdirectlyat animalsorplants. Disconnectthepoweriftheunitisoutof serviceforextendedperiods. Cleantheairfilterandmaintaintheair cleaneronaregularbasis. Removebatteriesiftheremotecontroller isoutofserviceforlongperiods. Avoidstrongsunlightanddrawcurtains orshadeswhencooling. Keepwindowsanddoorsshuttoavoid thelossofconditionedair.

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Beforeoperatingtheairconditioneraftera longperiod,pleasechecktheinletand outletofbothindoorandoutdoorunit. Shouldyoudetectanyclogging,pleaseclean itup.

Troubleshooting
Ifamalfunctionoccurs,checkthefollowingbeforecontactingyourservicecenter. Problems Indoor unit does not start immediately when theairconditionerisswitchedon Troubleshooting Oncetheairconditionerisstopped,itwillnot operateforapproximatelythreeminuteswhile therefrigerantsettlesdown. Thisisusuallytemporaryandcausedbyodors concentrated in the air intake going into the air conditioner. If it continues, turn power off andcontactyourservicecenter. This is a normal sound caused by the refrigerantflowinginsidetheunit. Thisisnormal.Conditionedaircoolsdownthe room air rapidly and it sometimes looks like fog. This is a temporary phenomenon caused by the deformation of plastic due to the change in temperature. If it continues, contact your servicecenter. Pleasecheckforthefollowing: 1.Isapowerconnectionloose? 2.Isthecircuitbreakeractivated? 3.Isthevoltagehigherthan253voltsorlower than198volts? 4.IsTIMERONinoperation? Pleasecheckforthefollowing: 1.Isthesettemperaturesuitable? 2.Istheairinletoroutletobstructed? 3.Aretheairfiltersdirtyorclogged? 4.Istheindoorfanspeedsettoolow? 5.Isthereanotherheatsourceintheroom?

Cleaningtheindoorairfilters Itisrecommendedthattheairfiltersbe cleanedonceeverythreeweeks. 1. Openthefrontcover,takeholdoftheair filtertab,moveitupwardsslightly,then removethefilterbypullingitout. 2. Vacuumdustfromthefiltersorwash themwithwateranddrythemintheshade. Note:Donotusewaterabove45Ctowash thefilters.Itmaycausedeformationor discoloration. 3. Reinstallthefiltersandclosethefront cover.

Anunusualsmellcomingfromtheoutletafter theunitbeginsoperating

A sound like water flowing can be heard duringoperation Mistisemittedduringcoolingmode

Beforealongperiodofinactivity Beforetheairconditionerisleftunusedfor alongperiod,pleasefollowthefollowing instructions 1. SelecttheFANonlymodeandlettheair conditionerdryoutforsometime. 2. Unplugtheunitfromthemain. 3. Takeoutthebatteriesfromtheremote controller. 4. Makesuretheinnercomponentsofthe outdoorunitarecheckedandcleanedup. Afteralongperiodofinactivity

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Creaking noise can be heard when the unit startsorstops

Theairconditionerdoesnotoperateatall

Coolingorheatingefficiencyisnotgood

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The wireless remote controller does not function

Pleasecheckforthefollowing: 1.Istheremotecontrollerunitoutofrange (morethan8metersfromunit)? 2.Replacewornoutbatteries. 3.Arethereanyobstructionsbetweenthe remotecontrollerandthesignalreceiver? This is normal in COOL mode in a high humidity environment (normally higher than 80%).Adjustthelouvertothemaximumangle andselectHIGHfanspeed. This is normal when the air conditioner is operated for the first time or after a long periodofinactivity. This is normal, since the compressor is switched off automatically whenever the indoor temperature reaches the desired temperature. The compressor will restart when the indoor temperature goes below or abovethetemperaturesetting.

INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS

Accessoriesandinstallationdiagrams
Useonlytheaccessorieslistedbelowforthe installation.Failuretodosomayleadtogas leakage,electricshock,afirehazardor otherpossiblesafetyhazards.Checkall Part Rearpanel Remotecontroller Battery(AAAtype)** Thermal hose insulation GEAIRZ09 1 1 2 1 1 (1/4)* (3/8)* 1 (connected to the indoorunit) 1 (4x1.5mm*2, power andsignal) partslistedbelowarepresentbefore proceedingwiththeinstallation.

Dripping water generated on the surface of theindoorunit

Dustisblownoutoftheindoorunit

GEAIRZ12 1 1 2 1 1 (1/4)* (3/8)* 1 (connected to the indoorunit) 1 (4x1.5mm*2, power andsignal)

GEAIRZ17 1 1 2 1 1 (1/4) (1/2) 1 (connected to theindoorunit) 1 (4x1.5mm*2, powerandsignal)

Automatic switch to FAN only mode from COOLorHEATmode

Outdoordrainelbow Copperpipe,liquid Copperpipe,gas Cable,mainpower Cable,betweenindoor andoutdoor

Immediatelyswitchofftheunit,disconnectthepowerandcontactyournearestservicecenter shouldanyofthefollowingeventshappen: Unusualnoisewhiletheunitisoperating Waterorfluidsplashesintotheunit Powerfuseorbreakerswitchrepeatedly Electricalwiringsandpowerplugbecome activates veryhot Anunpleasantsmellisemittedduring operation

*Connectingpipesarenotsuppliedwiththeproduct. **Batteriesarenotsuppliedwiththeproduct.
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Generalinstallationinstructions
IMPORTANTNOTES Theinstallationmustbecarriedoutby trainedandqualifiedservicepersonnel accordingtotheinstructionscontained inthismanual. Contactyourservicecenterbefore beginninginstallationtoavoidpossible malfunctions. Whenpickingupandmovingtheunit,be guidedbytrainedandqualified personnel. Thegroundconnectionoftheair conditionermustbemadecorrectlyand securelytotherecommendedearth groundpoints.Contacttheservicecenter ifyouhaveanyquestion.
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Installationinthefollowingplacesmay causemalfunction: - Anyplacewheremachineoilisused. - Anysitewithalotofsalinity. - Anysitewithsulfuredgassuchashot springs. - Anysitesubjecttohighfrequency wavessuchasplacesclosetoradio equipment,weldersandmedical equipment. - Anyplaceunderstrong electromagneticfieldsorinachemical environment. Iftheairconditionerhastobeinstalled onsuchasite,contactyourservice centerforadvice.

NOTESONTHECONTAINMENTOFFLUORINATEDGREENHOUSEGASES
ThisproductcontainsthefluorinatedgreenhousegasescoveredbyKyotoProtocol. Gas:R410a(HFC32/125),GWP(GlobalWarmingPotential)=1975 Thefluorinatedgreenhousegasesarecontainedintherefrigerationsystem,whichis hermeticallysealedinsideofproduct. AmountofR410agas GEAIRZ09:0.9kg GEAIRZ12:1.1kg GEAIRZ17:1.45kg

Installingtheindoorunit

Chooseinstallationlocation 1. Theheightofinstallationshouldbe2to 3metersfromthefloor. 2. Theairinletandoutletoftheindoor unitshouldnotbecoveredorblocked inanywaysothattheconditionedair canreachallpartsoftheroom. 3. Selectalocation,whichenableseasy connectionwiththeoutdoorunit.Take intoconsiderationthemaximum allowedlengthandheightofpiping. Thisdataisprovidedintheinstallation dataattheendofthismanual. 4. Selectalocationwhereaccumulated condensationcanbedrained conveniently. 5. Avoidlocationsnearaheatsource, highhumidityoraninflammablegas. 6. Selectalocationstrongenoughto withstandthefullweightandvibration oftheunit. 7. Thelocationshouldconformtothe installationdimensiondiagram. 8. Besuretoleaveenoughspacetoallow accessforroutinemaintenance. 9. Installatleast1meterawayfromother electricappliancessuchastelevision, audiodevice,etc 10. Choosealocationwhereitiseasyto removeandcleanthefilter. 11. Donotinstalltheunitintheimmediate vicinityofalaundry,bath,showeror swimmingpool. 12. Thepowerplugmustbeaccessible aftertheapplianceiscorrectly positioned.
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CHARGINGEXTRAGASES
Whenanextrachargingismadefromthefield,theservicepersonnelmustfillinthelabel below,whichisattachednexttoservicevalvesontheoutdoorunit.

NOTES ON THE CONTAINMENT OF FLUORINATED GREENHOUSE GASES.

This product contains the fluorinated greenhouse gases covered by Kyoto Protocol. Gas: R410a (HFC32/125), GWP = 1975 The fluorinated greenhouse gases are contained in the refrigeration system which is hermetically sealed inside of the product.

Total amount of R410a gas in this product.

1 Amount originally charged in the product = (Weight of R410a in rating label) 2 Extra amount charged by service personnel =

kg kg

1 +

kg

Installtherearpanel 1. Alwaysmounttherearpanel horizontally. 2. Fixtherearpanelontheselected locationwiththescrewssuppliedwith theunit. 3. Besuretherearpanelisfirmlyfixed. Themountingmustbeableto withstandaweightofatleast60 kilograms.Theweightshouldbeevenly sharedbyeachscrew. Electricalwiring Inordertoconnecttheconnectingcable, refertotable1andtable2belowtoidentify therequiredelectricalwiringforyourair conditionerandfollowtheseinstructions. Fortheindoorunit,theconnectingcables arepreconnected.Ifreconnectionis needed,pleasetakethefollowingsteps. 1. Lifttheindoorunitfrontcover. 2. Unscrewandtakeoutfrontcasefrom thechassis. 3. Reconnectthewiresstrictlybasedon thecorrespondencebetweenthewire colorsandtheterminalblockcodesas describedintable2. 4. Holdtheconnectingcablewiththe wireclamp.Then,reassemblethelid ofterminalblockbacktothefrontcase. 5. Closethefrontcover.

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Table1 Cablestobeconnectedtoindoorandoutdoorunits Model Cablebetweenindoorand outdoorunits 1forbothpowerandsignal Mainpowercable Table2 Cableconnectionbetweenindoorandoutdoorunits Indoor unit Model Cable
GE AIR Z09 GE AIR Z12 GE AIR Z17

GEAIRZ09

Onindoorunitwithplug (connected) Onindoorunitwithplug (connected) Onindoorunitwithplug (connected)

GEAIRZ12

1forbothpowerandsignal

Outdoor unit 1(L) 2(N) ground 4(S) Terminal block

GEAIRZ17

1forbothpowerandsignal

Terminal block

L N ground S

brown

Power

brown

blue blue & yellow/green yellow/green signal black black

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NOTES: 1. Allelectricalworkmustbeperformed byqualifiedpersonnelaccordingto localregulationsandthismanual. 2. Theexclusivepowerlinewithrated voltagemustbeused. 3. Circuitbreakermustbeinstalled betweentheairconditionerandthe powerline. 4. Makesurethespecifiedcircuitbreaker isused. 5. Ifthepowersupplycordoftheunitis damaged,itmustbereplacedwitha specialcordavailablefromthe manufactureroritsserviceagent. 6. Thediameterofthepowerconnecting cablemustbeequaltoorexceedthe specifiedvaluetooperatetheair conditionersafely. 7. Wiringworkmustconformtonational standards. Installthepipinghole 1. Makethepipinghole80mminthe wallataslightdownwardsslant. 2. Insertthepipingholesleeveintothe holetopreventtheconnectionpiping andwiringfrombeingdamagedwhile passingthroughthehole. Installtheconnectionpipes 1. Whenroutingthepipingandwiring fromtheleftorrightsideoftheindoor unit,cutoutthetailingsfromthe chassisifnecessary(showninFig.1). Cutouttailing1whenroutingwiring only.Cutouttailing2whenrouting boththewiringandpiping. 2. Connectthepipeswiththeappropriate unionpipesontheindoorunit. 3. Coverpipingjointswithpipecover. 4. Insulatepipingwiththermalinsulation hoseprovidedwiththeunit. Fig.1 4. Makesurethemaximumlengthand heightfallswithinthelimitsprovided intheinstallationdataattheendof thismanual. Leakagewilloccurifthetorqueistoo greatwhentighteningtheflarenuts. Refertotable3onpage21toidentify theappropriatetorque.

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Installthedrainhose 1. Placethedrainhoseatadownward slantforoptimaldrainage. 2. Donotwrenchorbendthedrainhose orfloodtheendwithwater. Laststepsforinstallingtheindoorunit 1. Wrapthepipingandwiringandpull themthroughthecutouttailingholeas showninFig.2. 2. Liftthesurfacepaneloftheindoorunit andinstalltheaircleaners. 3. Pullthepipingthroughtheconnection pipeholeandhangthetwomounting slotsoftheindoorunitontheproper tabsoftherearpanelandcheckthatit ismountedstrongenough.

NOTE: 1. Theconnectionpipesshouldbe connectedtotheindoorunitfirstand theoutdoorunitsecond. 2. Becarefulwhenbendingthe connectionpipessoasnottodamage them. 3. Donotbendaconnectionpipemore thanthreetimesinthesamelocation.

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Fig.2

Installingtheoutdoorunit
Chooseinstallationlocation 1. Selectalocationwherenoiseand outflowairwillnotinconvenience neighbors. 2. Selectalocationwithsufficient ventilation. 3. Theinletandoutletshouldneverbe blockedorcovered. 4. Thelocationshouldbeableto withstandthefullweightandvibration oftheunit. 5. Avoidinstallationinanyareawherea dangerofflammablegasorofcorrosive gasleaksexists. 6. Ensurethattheinstallationlocation conformstotherequirementsofthe installationdimensiondiagram. Installtheconnectionpipe 1. Alignthecenterofthepipingflarewith therelevantvalve. 2. Fastenthenuttotheflarebyhandand thentightenthenutwithtorque wrenchtospecificationslistedintable below.RefertoFig.3. 3. Coverpipingjointswithpipecover. 4. Insulatepipingwiththermalinsulation hoseprovidedwiththeunit. Note:excessivetighteningtorquewill damagetheflaresurface.Usetable3to identifytheappropriatetorque. Fig.3 Table3

Pipediameter (mm) 6.35 9.52 12.7 15.8 Torque (Nm) 1520 3135 5055 6065

Electricalwiringconnection Refertotable1andtable2toidentifythe requiredelectricalwiringforyourair conditioner. 1. Removethewiringcover. 2. Removewireclamp(s). 3. Connectthewirestotheterminalblock strictlybasedonthecorrespondence betweenthewirecolorsandthe terminalblockcodesprovidedintable 2.Clamptheconnectedcordontothe chassis. 4. Makesureeachwireisconnectedto therightterminalpinoftheoutdoor terminalblockandcorrespondstothe rightterminalpinoftheindoorunit. 5. Makesurethatthewiringhasbeen connectedfirmly. 6. Reassemblecover. NOTE: Wrongwireconnectionswillcause electricalmalfunction. Donotpulldowntheconnectingcable whenfixingitwiththewireclamp. Makesurethewiresaresecurely connectedtotheterminalblockandthe outercablesheath(nottheindividually coloredwires)isfirmlyheldbythewire clamp.

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Airpurgingandleakagetest Thisprocedurerequiresamanifoldvalve andavacuumpump. 1. Makesuretheliquidsidevalveandgas sidevalvearesettotheclosedposition andcheckpipesareconnected properly. 2. Removeserviceportnutandconnect manifoldvalvetotheserviceportof the3wayvalveusingachargehose. 3. Connectmanifoldvalvetothevacuum pumpusinganotherchargehose. 4. FullyopenhandleLoonthemanifold valveandrunthevacuumpump. 5. Loosentheflarenutoftheoutdoor unit3wayvalveandcheckthatair penetrates.Ifairdoesnotpenetrate, checkchargehoseisfirmlyconnected totheserviceport.Tightentheflare nut. 6. Evacuatethecircuitforabout15 minuteswiththevacuumpump.Make surecompoundpressuregaugereads minus760mmHg. 7. Whenevacuationiscompletefully closehandleLoonmanifoldvalve. Thenstopvacuumpumpand disconnectit. 8. Firstopentheliquidsidevalve completelythen30secondsafteropen thegassidevalvefully. 9. Checkconnectionsarenotleaking usingsoapywateroraspecialleak spray.Bubblesindicateleak.
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Outdoorcondensationdrainagespace Whentheunitisheatingordefrosting,the wastewaterformedintheoutdoorunitcan beremovedthroughthedrainhose.Ifthe wastewatercannotbedrainedproperly fromthebaseplate,thedefrostingwillbe incompleteandtheheatingcapacityofthe unitcouldbereducedsignificantly. Installation:installtheoutdoordrainelbow onthe25millimeterholeonthebase plateasshowninFig.4,andjointhedrain hosetotheelbow,sothatthewastewater formedintheoutdoorunitcanbedrained totheappropriateplace. Fig.4


Beforetesting: 1. Donotturnpoweronuntilinstallation iscompletelyfinished. 2. Electricwiringmustbeconnected correctlyandsecurely. 3. Openallcutoffvalvesonthe connectionpipes. 4. Allimpuritiesanddebrissuchasscraps andfilingsmustbeclearedfromthe unit. Testoperationmethod: 1. Testwithremotecontroller a. SwitchpoweronandpressON/OFF buttonontheremotecontroller. b. Pressmodebuttonontheremote controllerandchecktheoperationof COOL,HEATandFANmodes. 2. Iftheremotecontrolcannotbeused, employthefollowingforcedoperation: - Withtheunitstopped,liftthefront coverandpresstheAUTOSWITCH ontherighthandside. - Theunitwillautomaticallyruninthe modeselectedbythe microcomputeraccordingtothe surroundingtemperature. - Withtheunitrunning,pressthe buttontoturntheunitoff. Routinecheckafterinstallation Whattocheck
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Formodelswithanindoor4positionsswitch istheswitchsetonRUN? Formodelswithheatingcapacitycanthe wastewaterbedrainedfromthebaseplateof theoutdoorunit? Hastheunitbeenfixedfirmlyinplace? Hastherefrigerantleakagetestbeendone? Isheatinsulationsufficient? Doestheunitdrainwell? Isthevoltageinaccordancewiththerated voltagemarkedonthenameplate? Istheelectricalwiringandpipingconnection installedcorrectlyandsecurely? Hasthegroundconnectionbeenmade securelytorecommendedearthground points? Isthepowercordasspecified? Aretheairinletandoutletblocked? Hasthelengthoftheconnectionpipeandthe thermalcapacitybeenverified?

Testoperationandafterinstallationcheck

Possibleconsequence
Unitwillautomaticallystartaftera powercut Limiteddefrostingontheoutdoorunit andreducedheatingcapacity Theunitmaydrop,shakeoremitnoise Reducedcapacity Condensationanddripping Condensationanddripping Electricalmalfunctionordamaged components Electricalmalfunctionordamaged components Electricalleakage,shock

Notes

Electricalmalfunctionordamaged components Reducedcapacity Reducedcapacity

Technicalspecification
WorkingtemperaturerangeinC(drybulb/wetbulbtemperatures) Maximumcooling Minimumcooling Maximumheating Minimumheating
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Indoorunit

Outdoorunit

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Installationdata Model Heating Powerconnectedto Voltage(V)/Frequency(Hz) Refrigerantandcharge Refrigerantperextrameterofpipe(g) Connectionpipediameterliquid (inch) Connectionpipediametergas(inch) Connectionpipesstandardlength(m) Connectionpipesmaximumlength (m) Connectionpipesmaximumlength withextracharge(m) Connectionpipesmaximumheight (m) Climaterating Netweightindoorunit(kg) Unitdimensionsindoorunit(mm) wxhxd Netweightoutdoorunit(kg) Unitdimensionsoutdoorunit(mm) wxhxd GEAIRZ09 yes indoorunit 220240/50 R410a0.9kg 20 1/4" GEAIRZ12 yes indoorunit 220240/50 R410a1.1kg 20 1/4" GEAIRZ17 yes indoorunit 220240/50 R410a1.45kg 20 1/4" _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________
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3/8" 5 7

3/8" 5 9

1/2" 5 10

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20

20

T1 9.5 802x265x185

T1 11 880x280x196

T1 17 1095x225x312

36 830x550x320

36 830x550x320

50 850x690x370

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