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TROUBLE SHOOTING TIPS
Malfunctions and Solutions
Conflicts when selecting different modes
When two or more internal parts are in operation, it is important to select a mode that does not conflict
with other internal parts. Heating mode takes priority over every other mode. If an internal part is running
in heating mode, other internal parts can also only work in heating mode. If another mode than heating
mode is selected for an internal part, this internal part will create a conflict and will not function.
Example: If one internal part is in cooling mode and another internal part is set to the heat setting, the
internal part running in cooling mode will create a conflict; this is because the heating mode takes priority.
The internal part running in the cooling setting will indicate a P5 error on the display.
The table below presents an overview of conflict situations:
Mode
Cooling
Heating
Mode of inter-
nal part being
Dehumidifying No conflict
activated or
in the event
of a mode
change of
Fan
internal part.
For example,
unit B
Auto cooling
Auto heating
Auto fan
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Mode of operating internal part. For example, unit A
Cooling
Heating
unit A works,
No conflict
unit B creates
conflict
unit A creates
conflict, unit B
No conflict
works
unit A works,
unit B creates
conflict
unit A works,
No conflict
unit B creates
conflict
unit A works,
No conflict
unit B creates
conflict
unit A works,
unit B creates
No conflict
conflict
unit A works,
No conflict
unit B creates
conflict
Dehumidifying Fan
No conflict
No conflict
unit A creates
unit A creates
conflict, unit B
conflict, unit B
works
works
No conflict
No conflict
No conflict
No conflict
No conflict
No conflict
unit A creates
unit A creates
conflict, unit B
conflict, unit B
works
works
No conflict
No conflict
Auto
Units A and B
function when
they both
need to work
in the same
mode, which
the air-condi-
tioner selects
automatically.
The unit that
is already ope-
rating is deter-
mining for the
mode.