Excel Designs Developments Solutions New 2019 ICE SOLAIR User Manual - v11 160526 - Split System - P PDF

Excel Designs Developments & Nano Technology Solutions
Athanasios Nathan Kastellorizios

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Australia: Residential Home. 08 89 277573
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User Manual
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It contains important Service and Warranty Information
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1. Notes to Users
Thank you for purchasing our solar thermal air conditioner. To ensure you enjoy the
experience and performance of our product we draw your attention to the following:
I. Do not attempt to install your system if you are not qualified to do so. This solar
air conditioner must be installed by a qualified air conditioning installation
professional that has been certified by the company.
II. Whilst operation is much like a standard air conditioner, before using your new air
conditioner please read the air conditioner operation instructions to avoid the
possibility of damage or accident as a result of incorrect operation.
III. Please switch off the power of the solar air conditioner when not in use, like any
other electrical appliance.
IV. The correct installation and application of your solar air conditioner will allow your
system to operate as designed.
V. Please retain your purchase invoice and this operation instruction manual. Upon
initial installation, complete the “Installation Sheet” at the back for your
information.
VI. The product testing was carried out relative to the Q/320581FSC001-2006
standard.
WARNING
Purchasers are advised not to attempt to install this unit
themselves. All installations must be completed by a qualified
air conditioning technician who has been certified by ICE Solair.
Failure to install using an ICE Solair Certified Installer will void
your Warranty.

CONTENTS
1. Notes to Users.................................................................................. 2
2. The Performance Characteristics of Solar Air Conditioner ............ 4
3. Product Features ............................................................................. 5
4. Notices ............................................................................................. 6
5. Solar Air Conditioner Application ................................................... 7
6. Components of Your Solar Air Conditioner ..................................... 8
7. Operational Instructions................................................................ 11
8. Servicing your Unit ........................................................................ 20
9. Common Faults and Solutions ....................................................... 22
10. Common Failures Diagnosis and Elimination ................................ 24
11. Preventative Maintenance and Warranty ..................................... 26

2. The Performance Characteristics of Solar Air Conditioner
 Our solar thermal air conditioner products utilise both solar thermal and
electrical energy. The solar thermal energy supplements the electrical energy to
reduce the energy demands on the system’s compressor leading to considerable energy
savings for the user.
 According to the laws of thermodynamics, our solar air conditioners will save you
significant running costs on your air conditioning requirements. The degree of savings
depends primarily on the ambient temperature of your region so results may vary
depending on latitude and longitude. Given the system uses the ambient temperature
as the energy source, energy savings can be achieved day or night.
 The compressor (internationally famous brand), cools and heats efficiently,

operates smoothly and runs on low load. As a result, this extends the service life of the
componentry.
 The operation of the system is calm. The air conditioner uses advanced
off-centre blades, foam air ducting and a high performance fan system. These all serve
to reduce the noise of the system accordingly.
 Being reverse cycle, the heating function of the solar air conditioner is perfect
for cold areas and brings users the comfort of warmth on cold days. Due to the way the
system operates, it saves more electricity when compared with 100% electrical heating.
 The system is elegant, graceful, and neatly designed to provide an attractive

appearance.
 Operation is convenient and simple. Not only has it been designed for user
comfort and enjoyment in both cooling and heating, but it is energy efficient and
provides considerable cost savings to the user.
Note:
1. Parameters presented in specifications are measured in the rated working state according to
GB/T7725-2004. Changes may appear according to real working state.
2. Parameters may change due to the product improvement or change of component supplier. This is a
promotional catalogue & is only used for promotion purposes. As such, parameters may be changed
without notice.

3. Product Features
Product Parameters / Specifications

4. Notices
Application Notice
Safety Specification
 Warning:
 Keep the switch of the solar air conditioner out of the reach of children.
 Please switch off the power in the event of electrified or thunderstorm type
weather to prevent lightning from causing possible damage to the machine.
 Please switch off the power when the machine is not in use, or when you leave
the room for a long time.
 Please switch off the power before cleaning or maintaining the machine to
prevent injury or incident.
 Never rinse the machine with liquid detergent, liquefied cleaning agent, or
corrosive cleaning agent.
 Never sprinkle water or other liquid onto the machine to prevent the possibility
of damaging the system or causing electric shock.
 Danger:
 Never put your hands or a stick into the air outlet of the indoor or outdoor
machine – this may cause damage to the high-speed fan or yourself.
 Never touch the blades when the system is running to prevent trapping your
fingers or damage to the blade motor.
 Never remove the ventilating hood of the machine as the high-speed fan may
cause damage to people.
 Never allow children to play with the solar air conditioner to prevent any
accidents.
 Never moisten the indoor machine and/or the remote controller as this may
cause a short circuit or even a fire.
 Never put or use combustible liquid or gas such as hair styling gel, paint, or
gasoline near the machine, otherwise it may cause a fire.
 If some abnormal situation happens (such as abnormal noise, smell, smoke, or
temperature increment), please cut off the power immediately. Contact your
local distributor or solar air conditioner service centre. Do not attempt to repair
the machine yourself.

5. Solar Air Conditioner Application
Pre-checking
♦ Please check if the earth wire is correctly connected.
♦ Please check if the air filter(s) are properly in position.
♦ If the solar air conditioner is idle for a long time, please rinse the air filter(s)
before start-up. For more details, please consult the chapter Repair and
Maintenance.
♦ The inlet opening and the outlet opening of the indoor and the outdoor units
should be unblocked.
Optimum operation
♦ Set a comfortable temperature. Avoid exceedingly hot or cold settings, as these
will demand higher demand from the compressor.
• When cooling, if available, draw curtain or shutters to prevent direct sunlight
into the room being cooled.
♦ Please shut any windows and doors as appropriate, otherwise the convection of
indoor and outdoor air will decrease the effect of cooling and heating
♦ If you need to set the pre-runtime, please use the remote controller.
♦ Never place obstacles or barriers near the indoor and outdoor unit's airflow paths.
It will decrease the effect of air conditioner system or potentially even stop the
running of the system.
♦ Please clean the air filter frequently. If the air strainer is blocked, it decreases
effect of cooling and heating.
Working temperature range
Mode
Cooling Heating
Temperature
Indoor Temperature above 18°C below 31°C
Outdoor Temperature 18°C ~53°C -7°C ~24°C
To ensure normal working of solar air conditioner, please operate it within the working
temperature ranges. Otherwise, the interior protection, water dripping, or low
efficiency may be induced.

6. Components of Your Solar Air Conditioner
Notice: The graphic example below is based on the standard type solar air-conditioner.
Thus, it may be different in appearance to that of yours - although the principles
remain the same.
Indoor Unit
 Please cut off the power supply before opening the air intake screens.

Components of Your Solar Air Conditioner
Outdoor Unit & Solar Collector

Components of Your Solar Air Conditioner
Remote A - Remote Control

7. Operational Instructions
Remote A - Remote Control – Function
Set Remote Controller Clock Automatic Operation

Operational Instructions

Operational Instructions

Remote B - Remote Control – Function
1. MODE BUTTON
Pressing to select AUTO—COOL—DRY—FAN—HEATING

mode.
2. FAN BUTTON
Adjust fan speed between

AUTO—LOW—MEDIUM—HIGH
3. DIRECTION BUTTON
Adjust air swing up and down. Press to move or stop

air swing.
4. TIMER BUTTON
When air conditioner is on, press to set the OFF

time. When air conditioner is off, press to set the
ON time. After pressing this bottom, press
INCREASE/DECREASE button to set the time.
5. LOCK BUTTON
When air conditioner is on, press this button to lock

the remote control (short press). To unlock, please
hold the button down for a few seconds (long
press).
6. INCREASE BUTTON
Press to increase temperature or time.
7. ON/OFF BUTTON
Press to turn the air conditioner ON/OFF.
8. DECREASE BUTTON
Press to decrease temperature or time.
9. SWING BUTTON
Adjust air swing left and right. Press to move or stop air swing.
10. LED DISPLAY BUTTON
Turn off the light of indoor panel display.
11. SLEEP MODE
When air conditioner is on, press this button to enter sleeping mode.
12. RESET BUTTON
When the remote controller is dead halt, press it to reset

Remote C - Remote Control – Function
1. ON/OFF BUTTON
The air conditioner can be started or

stopped using this button.
2. SPEED BUTTON
Adjust fan speed between

AUTO—LOW—MEDIUM—HIGH
3. STRONG BUTTON
When the system is in heating or cooling

(only) mode, press the button to achieve
the highest fan speed for cooling or
heating.
4. FEELING BUTTON
When the button has been depressed, the

LCD displays the actual room
temperature. When the function is
cancelled, the LCD will display the set
temperature. This function only works
on heating and cooling.
5. HEALTH BUTTON
When this function is selected, the system automatically adjusts fan speed and general operation to
achieve the most efficient way to achieve the set temperature.
6. TIMER BUTTON
Setting the "ON" timer
a. When remote control is off, press the TIMER button, the LCD displays TIMER ON and the timer time,
the range of setting time is 0.5h to 24h.
b. You can press the or button to adjust the set time - to increase or decrease the timer.
Each touch will adjust the timer by 0.5h.
c. Press TIMER button again, to set the timer on function.
d. You can set what function the system will initiate when it turns on. When the timer reaches the set
time, the air conditioner will be working according to your set conditions.
Setting the "OFF" timer
a. When remote control is on, press the TIMER button, the LCD will display "TIMER OFF" and the timer time
can be adjusted to 0.5h to 24h.
b. You can press the or button to adjust the set time - to increase or decrease the timer.
Each touch will adjust the timer by 0.5h.

c. Press TIMER button again, to set the timer off function..

7. SCREEN BUTTON
You can determine if the LCD display is functioning correctly by simply pressing this button.
8. or BUTTON
Press the "+" or "-" button to adjust the temperature to what you wish. Temperature range of the system
is 160C and 320C. The display will change when you touch the button.
9. CLEAN BUTTON
a. When remote control is turned off, press the "Clean" button. The air guiding blades will move to their
initial cooling position and the A/C will run the clean function for no more than 35 minutes. The purpose
of this function is to allow adequate air flow over the coil (while not cooling) to clean dust or moisture off
the evaporator. Completing this from time to time will assist in preventing dust aggregating on the
evaporator or mould forming due to water deposition on the evaporator (coil) which can cause in time
unusual smells.
b. To turn off the "Clean" function, depress the "Clean" button again or alternatively simply depress the
"ON/OFF" button and start the system.
c. The clean function will automatically stop after 35 minutes of operation.
Note: "Clean" function can be set in parallel with the "time start" function. If this was to occur, the system
would start after the clean function is executed.
10. MODE BUTTON
The mode button enables you to select which operation you wish to have the system operating. Each time
the mode button is depressed will change the operating conditions of the system. The display will
change :
AUTO -> COOL -> DRY -> HEAT -> FAN -> AUTO
For ease of operation, please select heat or cool depending on which mode you wish the system to operate
in rather than relying on the Auto feature.
11. SLEEP MODE
When air conditioner is on, press this button to enter sleep mode.
a. Once the "SLEEP" button has been depressed, the sleep indicator light on the indoor unit will flash.
b. Once the system has been set to sleep mode, the cooling operation enables the set temperature to
increase 10C after 1 hour and another 10C 1 hour later.
c. Once the system has been set to sleep mode, the heating operation enables the set temperature to
decrease 20C after 1 hour and another 20C 1 hour later

d. The air conditioner will run for 7 hours and stop automatically thereafter. Press "MODE" or "ON/OFF" to
clear the sleep mode away.
12. "SWING" BUTTON
When this button is depressed, the horizontal wind direction vanes will will swing/adjust automatically.
Once the air is flowing at the desired angle, depress the button again so that the vanes will lock in that
position.
13. "DUST" BUTTON
This button is invalid.
14. "FUNGUS PROOF" BUTTON
The air conditioner has a special dry and anti-mould function. Depress this button to enact the function.
The function is available when cooling, dry and auto (cooling and dry) modes are selected. The horizontal
vanes will move to the default position when mode is selected. The system will circulate hot refrigerant
through the coil for 3 minutes to dry with the fan drum circulating gentle air flow to dry the coil and help
prevent mould from building up due to moist environment. By utilising this function from time to time
will assist in mitigating potential unusual smells from developing due to mould formation.
* Attention - for remote types
a. To operate the system with the remote control, please aim the remote at the indoor unit.
b. The remote control needs to be within 8m of the indoor unit with clear line of sight.
c. Please do not drop or throw the remote as it may damage the remote.
d. Do not leave the remote in direct sunlight or a hot environment.
e. Use standard batteries as per capacity needed and not rechargeable batteries.
f. Remove batteries from remote prior to system not being used for an extended period of time.
g. If screen on the remote is dim or doesn't not work, batteries need to be replaced.
h. If the remote resets itself, the batteries need to be replaced.
i. Please dispose of the batteries in a responsible way.

Remote D - Remote Control – Function

Remote E - Remote Control – Function

8. Servicing your Unit
Repairs & Maintenance
Please ensure to unplug the electricity supply before attempting any standard user
maintenance activity. In the event of system repairs, ensure you only engage a suitably
qualified air conditioning specialist for repair or service of your air conditioner. Never
attempt to access the internal parts of the machine.
1. Cleaning the Air Filters
a. Take out the filters
i. Open the fore plate of the indoor
unit.
ii. Extract downwards the two air filter
screens.
b. Rinse the air filter screens
i. Firstly clean the filter screens by
dusting the external surfaces to
eliminate surface dirt.
ii. Then wash the filter screens with clean warm water (not hot or >40°C).
iii. Dry the filters in open air
c. Reinstall the filter screens.
d. Close the inlet grilles of the indoor unit.
Please rinse the filter screens every 15 days.
2. Clean the Outer Surface of the Solar Air Conditioner
a. Wipe the outer surface with soft cloth and clean water or,
b. Wipe the outer surface with soft cloth and neutral cleanser.
c. Attention:
i. ℃
Hot water above 40 may cause deformation or discoloration to the solar
air conditioner’s surface.
ii. Volatile liquid such as thinners or gas may damage the colour of the solar
air conditioner’s surface.
3. Inspection during Season Changes
a. When the air conditioner has not operated for a long time
i. Switch on the air conditioner in cooling mode in temperate weather. Run
the system for 6 to 8 hours to remove any moisture that may have
collected inside the unit.
b. If not using the system for an indefinite period:-
i. Switch off the solar air conditioner by the remote controller, turn off the
mains switch and take out the batteries in the remote controller. Do the
reverse when ready to operate system.
ii. Clean the outdoor unit and wrap it with a plastic film cover.

c. Air conditioner inspection before starting up during season changes
i. Take off the plastic protection cover of the outdoor unit.
ii. Check the power circuit and connecting wires to identify any possible
damage to these.
iii. Make sure there are no obstacles in the outlets of the indoor unit and the
outdoor unit.
iv. Check the drainpipe is not cracked, cricked or bruised.
v. Rinse the filter screens and reinstall them.
vi. Switch on the air conditioner after the electricity is reconnected for
above half an hour.
4. Attention
• Never place inflammables or explosive goods such as paint, shampoo, etc
near the air conditioner.
• Never use the air conditioner for any other purposes such as drying clothes
and food preservation.
• Keep other heat sources away from the solar air conditioner.
• If the power wire or the connecting wire is damaged, please disconnect
the electricity and call an after sale serviceman for repair in order to
avoid an accident.
• Prepare an individual socket for the source wire of the air conditioner. The
rated current of the fuse is 15A. The copper core section area of the
electric power conductor is at least 2.5mm2.

9. Common Faults and Solutions
If your solar air conditioner is not working normally, please review the following
checklist and recommendations before undertaking repairs and/or maintenance. If the
faults cannot be solved, please contact a service or repairman or the distributor from
whom you purchased the unit.
Phenomenon Possible Reason Solution

No operation 1. Power Failure 1. Reconnect the power supply
2. The leakage breaker is tripping 2. Contact a service or repairman
3. The voltage is exceedingly low 3. Consult an electrician or
electricity distributor. Buy a
stabilizing voltage supply
4. The air conditioner special fuse is 4. Change the fuse or consult a
burnt out repairer
5. The air conditioner is switched off 5. Cancel the timing and restart
as a result of mis-operation of the
timer
6. The air conditioner is in defrosting 6. Wait until defrosting function
mode complete
Poor cooling and heating effect 1. The filters are dirty or blocked 1. Clean filters to improve air flow
fluency
2. A heating source is affecting the 2. Remove the heating source if
temperature regulation possible.
3. The temperature setting is 3. Reset the temperature.
incorrect.
4. The air inlet and air outlet of the 4. Remove any obstacles to ensure the
indoor machine are blocked. airflow is unhindered
5. The windows or doors are open. 5. Close the door and window to avoid
cooling air or heating air from
escaping.
6. Outdoor temperature is below 0 ℃ 6. Other subsidiary heating apparatuses
while heating. can be applied simultaneously.
7. The refrigerant has leaked or is 7. Contact a service or repairman when
insufficient. the liquid is in shortage.
Noise is above normal level 1. Water flow sound 1. Cooling fluid may flow in the
machine when the air conditioner
switches on and switches off. Please
wait for a moment.
2. Exhausting sound 2. This is the sound of the four way
valve switching. Please wait for a
moment.
3. Arrangement is instable. 3. Please contact the distributor
4. The operation noise is obviously 4. If any unusual noise is heard, please
unusual. contact the repair centre.
Compressor cannot work. 1. The temperature setting is 1. Reset the temperature.

incorrect.
2. The LCD shows that the timing is 2. Cancel the timing and then restart.
‘on’.
3. For protection, the compressor will 3. It is a normal phenomenon. Please
not work in the first 3 minutes. wait for a moment.
Please wait for a moment.

Common Faults and Solutions
No immediate warm air blows out during If the air conditioner blows air Please wait for a moment.
heating. when the evaporator is at a low
temperature, the air will not be
uncomfortable. Please wait till the
evaporator is heated.
The compressor starts and stops 1. The input voltage is exceedingly 1. Check the electric power source
frequently. low. (voltage and wire diameter). When
the voltage is low, and the wire
diameter is too short, please buy a
power stabilizer and another power
cord or consult an electrician or the
distributor.
2. Too many appliances are connected 2. Prepare a special power cord for the
to the same power line. The air conditioner.
voltage for the air conditioner is
insufficient. 3. Improve the heat preservation
3. The heat preservation capacity of capacity of the room.
the room is poor.
The remote controller is not working or 1. The battery is exhausted. 1. Change batteries to another two of
the display is not clear the same type (7th alkaline batteries)
2. The anode and cathode are 2. Install the batteries correctly
confused i.e. the batteries are
installed incorrectly.

10. Common Failures Diagnosis and Elimination
Non-failure Phenomena
1. When you turn on or turn off the solar air conditioner, sometimes you may hear a
hissing sound – this is the initial flowing sound of the refrigerant agent and is not a
malfunction.
2. The solar air conditioner does not immediately restart at once after it stops, even
though it is switched on. The compressor will restart within 3 minutes in the
COOL, DRY and HEAT modes.
3. Sometimes, the solar air conditioner may expel a less than clean smelling air –
this is no failure of the solar air conditioner, only a reminder that the filter
screens needs cleaning.
4. When heating, the indoor machine and the outdoor machine may stop
simultaneously, but the compressor still runs. It is on defrosting mode should this
occur. The heating performance will continue after defrosting finished.
5. When heating, the outdoor machine may generate water flow or hydrosphere.
This is a result of defrosting and thawing and is not a malfunction.
6. As the air conditioning systems starts and stops, it may beep. This is a result of
self balanced pressure and is not a malfunction.
Hints for Saving Energy:

1. Never jam the air inlet and the air outlet of the solar air conditioner. The air
conditioner will not run normally and may be damaged if the outlets are
obstructed.
2. When cooling, try and avoid direct sun radiation into the room. Please use your
curtains or sun shield if you have them. If the wall and ceiling of the room is
heated by sunshine, the period for attaining the desired cooling temperature is
extended.
3. Always keep the air filter screens clean. Filter screen clamming will greatly
reduce the efficiency of the air conditioner.
4. Keep your windows, doors and any other openings closed so as to avoid the cool
air escaping.

Failure Display Status List
ICE(RC)-26WM ICE(RC)-35WM
Failure Type Display Status
Indoor Temperature Sensor Failure E1

Indoor Coiler Transmitter Failure E2
System Failure E4
ICE(RC)-60WM ICE(RC)-72WM
Failure Type Display Status
Indoor Temperature Sensor Failure Light shines 1time/8seconds

Indoor Coiler Transmitter Failure Light shines 2times/8seconds
System Failure Light shines 4times/8seconds
If any of the above-mentioned failures happen, please contact your distributor or a

repair service centre.

11. Preventative Maintenance and Warranty
Besides the statutory rights of a Purchaser provided for under the Trade Practice Act
and other legislation, which ICE Solair Australia Pty Ltd (ICE) acknowledges, ICE
provides the following additional warranties for the product you have purchased.
Our products are warranted for labour and parts for five (5) years from the date of
purchase (warranty period) for domestic use and one (1) year for industrial, commercial
or display use. Said warranty is for the for the original owner of the Product and is not
transferrable nor cannot be sold, assigned or transferred in any other way by the
purchase of any other person.
Inside the warranty period, unless the Purchaser establishes that there is a limitation of
liability which would not be fair and reasonable, the liability of ICE to remedy a defect
will be limited to either of the following as determined by ICE:
1. Repairing the Product or

2. Replacing the Product
Any parts replaced under this Warranty will be warranted for the remainder of the
original warranty or a period of 12 months from the completion of the repair, whichever
is the greater.
In the event that there is a valid warranty claim, the Client provides right of passage to
ICE to gain access to the system in question and allow repair of said system as deemed
appropriate by ICE
This warranty is limited to products purchased through an authorised Australian ICE

wholesaler or directly from ICE in Australia and subsequently installed in Australia.
To qualify for the warranty the unit must be installed by a Certified ICE Installer. Also,
the product must have been serviced by a Certified ICE Installer to the standards
required since the purchase. We advise that if the product has been installed in a
caravan, boat, demountable or temporary building we are unable to warrant the
product at all. In the event that the product is installed at any location found later to
have a primary function other than the comfort of humans, then the warranty will not
be provided.
The following are the servicing intervals per year:
1. Units in Domestic Use – Once every 12 months; or

2. Units in Industrial, Commercial or Trade Use – monthly.
Each service must be performed to the current standards of ICE on the day and by an
ICE certified installer. Should the servicing schedules not be maintained or work
completed by an unauthorised ICE installer, this will void your warranty.
On claiming under any warranty the Purchaser will be required to produce the Warranty
Certificate for the Unit, Purchase Invoice for the Unit and ICE Service Record with the
trade invoices of the Installer for each service attached. The defective part of the
unit will need to be returned to Head Office for the part to be examined with a
completed Warranty Claim Form. If it is found the malfunction was caused by any
action of the Purchaser or not deemed by ICE to be a warranty related matter, the
Purchaser will pay to ICE the costs of the investigation, repair and return freight cost of
the unit before it is repaired.
The following warranty exclusions exist.
Non-performance, poor performance, loss or damage caused by:
1. Rust;
2. Misapplication of the Equipment;
3. Being operated outside the operating conditions of the product;
4. The unit has been subjected to industrial pollution;
5. Corrosive conditions in or around the installation site;
6. Natural disasters;
7. Incorrect external electrical wiring or electromagnetic interference not
originating with the unit;

8. Misuse, neglect, accidental damage;
9. Vandalism;
10. Entry of foreign objects or matter to the product;
11. Airflow obstruction or dirty air filters or any object blocking vents;
12. Deterioration to the external surfaces or refrigeration coils caused by normal
weathering or corrosive atmospheric conditions;
13. Inlets not kept clear of any obstruction;
14. Air filters cleaned and/or replaced (as appropriate) monthly;
15. Condensate Drain not free and clear;
16. A unit which has been relocated from the original installation;
17. Improper or inadequate maintenance;
18. Introduction of abnormal heat loads;
19. Vermin, dirt, moisture or insects of any kind;
20. Modifications made to the product of any kind;
21. Incorrect Installation and Application;
22. Any component which is not authentic being used in the product after
installation;
23. Power surges or fluctuations; and
24. Consumables such as filters and belts supplied with the equipment and were
not identified at the time of installation as defective.
To the extent permitted by law, where a warranty claim is made and the attending
warranty agent or subsequent offsite bench testing completed identifies that there is
no fault of the system, you will be liable for all costs incurred by ICE in complying with
your request, including, but not limited to, all travel, accommodation and
administration expenses.
All travel in excess of 30km from head office will be chargeable. In addition to this,
any postage of parts outside of locally to head office will be chargeable.
To make a warranty claim, you first should contact your Authorised Preferred
Wholesaler (the person you purchased the unit from). They will assess the problem and
is possible fix it. If that is not possible, they will assist you in making your claim.

In the event you are unable to contact your Authorised Preferred Wholesaler, please
complete the claim form and forward it to:
Warranty Claims Officer

ICE Solair Australia Pty Ltd
PO Box 5030
Daisy Hill, Queensland, 4127
Please attach a copy of your purchase invoice and all invoices from your Certified ICE
Installer/s who installed the unit and performed maintenance under the Terms and
Conditions of this warranty.

Description Service Service Service Service Service
1 2 3 4 5
Date of Service
Filter in good condition?
Is the indoor coil clean?
Is the outdoor coil clean?
Is extra refrigerant required?
Cooling Mode
Ambient condenser inlet
temperature?
Indoor return temperature
Evaporator superheat required
Measured
Suction Pressure
Saturated Suction Pressure
Suction line temperature minus
temp measures on large line
Superheat Measured
Is superheat required and
measured within +/- 1 degree C
Add change to lower superheat
or recovered charge to raise
superheat
Service
Outdoor Ambient Temp - 61 c
Gas line temperature minus
temperature measured on large
line
If Tb>Ta add change to
lower .Tb
If Tb>Ta recover charge to raise
Tb

Installation Card
Clients Name Tele:
Contact Address Postal

Code
Purchase Date & Installation

Invoice Number Date
Indoor Machine
Serial Number(s)
Outdoor Machine
Serial Number
Collector Serial
Number(s)
Refrigerant Type
Indoor Indoor
Temperature Temperature
Operational Operational
Voltage Current
Installer Details
Name: _____________________________________________
Certification Number: _________________________________


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 The compressor (internationally famous brand), cools and heats efficiently,

 The system is elegant, graceful, and neatly designed to provide an attractive

GB/T7725-2004. Changes may appear according to real working state.

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Working temperature range

Indoor Temperature above 18°C below 31°C

Outdoor Temperature 18°C ~53°C -7°C ~24°C

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Outdoor Unit & Solar Collector

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Remote A - Remote Control

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Set Remote Controller Clock Automatic Operation

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Pressing to select AUTO—COOL—DRY—FAN—HEATING

Adjust fan speed between

Adjust air swing up and down. Press to move or stop

When air conditioner is on, press to set the OFF

When air conditioner is on, press this button to lock

Press to increase temperature or time.

Press to turn the air conditioner ON/OFF.

Press to decrease temperature or time.

10. LED DISPLAY BUTTON

Turn off the light of indoor panel display.

11. SLEEP MODE

12. RESET BUTTON

When the remote controller is dead halt, press it to reset

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The air conditioner can be started or

Adjust fan speed between

When the system is in heating or cooling

When the button has been depressed, the

Setting the "ON" timer

the range of setting time is 0.5h to 24h.

Each touch will adjust the timer by 0.5h.

c. Press TIMER button again, to set the timer on function.

Setting the "OFF" timer

can be adjusted to 0.5h to 24h.

Each touch will adjust the timer by 0.5h.

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"ON/OFF" button and start the system.

c. The clean function will automatically stop after 35 minutes of operation.

would start after the clean function is executed.

10. MODE BUTTON

11. SLEEP MODE

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clear the sleep mode away.

12. "SWING" BUTTON

13. "DUST" BUTTON

This button is invalid.

14. "FUNGUS PROOF" BUTTON