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OWNER’S GUIDEAIR CONDITIONERINTERACTIVE

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SPLIT AC WITH

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WeareTRANE ,agloballeaderinheating,ventilationandairconditioningequipment.WecomefromthehouseofIngersoll Rand ,a$14billioncompanywitharoundhundredmanufacturingfacilitiesworldwide.Our1500patentsforheating,airconditioningandventilationproductsaretestimonytoourspiritofinnovation.Todaywebringinnovationtoyourhome.

At TRANE , we create products that are intuitive and easy to operate. They are simple, yettechnologically evolved for modern living. TRANE Interactive AC is one such product. TheTRANE Interactive AC assesses, manages and gives feedback on your in-home climate.Theultraslimdesignbringstogethersimplicityandelegancethatcomplementsyourhome.Onceit’sinyourhome,awholenewworldofevolvedlivingexperienceswillopenuptoyou.The‘Tranemode’optimizescomfortandefficiency.‘Efficiencymeter’ontheremotekeepsyouupdatedonenergyconsumption,andtherefore,keepsbills incheck.Theintelligentcoolingsetsthemostsuitabletemperatureforyourhomebyanalyzingthetemperatureoutside.TRANE ACcreateshomeenvironmentthatpromisesnewlevelsofcomfort,efficiencyandconvenience.

WelcometothefamilyofTRANE .

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Contents1. About this manual��4

1.1. Safety Information��5

1.2. Product Overview��10

2. Operation��11

2.1. Remote Operation��11

2.2. Manual and Auto Restart Operation��11

2.3. Indicators��12

2.3.1. Indoor��12

2.3.2. Remote��12

2.4. Remote Controls��13

2.4.1. Range of Operation��14

2.4.1.1. Lock and Indoor Unit range��14

2.4.1.2. Remote and Indoor Unit range��14

2.4.2. Functions��14

2.4.2.1. TRANE Mode ��14

2.4.2.2. Cool Mode ��15

2.4.2.3. Dry Mode ��15

2.4.2.4. Fan Mode��15

2.4.2.5. Sleep Mode ��15

2.4.2.6. Turbo Mode ��16

2.4.2.7. Fan speed��16

2.4.2.8. Night latch Mode (Only for units with “TRANE Lock”)��16

2.4.2.9. Multi Room ��16

2.4.2.10. Swing Control��17

2.4.2.11. Power ON and OFF��17

2.4.3. Replacement of Batteries��17

2.5. Stabilizer Detail��17

3. Maintenance��18

3.1. Cleaning air filter��18

3.2. Maintenance (Unit not in use for long duration)��19

3.3. Checks before operation��19

4. Troubleshooting��20

4.1. Error Messages and Actions��21

Warranty��23

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1. About this manualThis manual is given as a guide to good practice for operating and periodic maintenance of TRANE AirConditioners.

Thisdoesnotcontainthefullservicingproceduresnecessaryforcontinued,orsuccessfuloperationofthisequipment.Theservicesofaqualifiedservicepersonnelmustbeemployed,throughmediumofmaintenancecontractwithaTRANEservicecompany.

Donotoperatebeforereadingmanual(s)suppliedwiththisproduct.

Cautionsasapplicableareshowninthismanual.Personalsafetyandproperoperationofthisunitrequirethatyoufollowthemcarefully.Themanufacturerassumesnoliabilityforinstallationsorservicingperformedbyunauthorisedpersonnel.Alwaysinstall,operate,inspectandmaintainthisproductinaccordancewithallapplicablestandardsandregulations(local,state,country,federal,etc.).Keepthisusermanualcarefullyforfuturereference.

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1.1. Safety Information

Indicatesapotentiallyhazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,couldresultinseriousinjury.

Indicatesapotentiallyhazardoussituationwhich, ifnotavoided,mayresult inminorormoderateinjuryorpropertydamage.

Obey the following points to prevent electrical shock or fire:

Don’ts

Do not remove power plug while the unit is in operation. Itcancauseanelectricalshockorfire.

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Do not operate this unit with wet hands. It can cause anelectricalshock.

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Do not pull power cord to remove power plug. It can causefire.

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Do not use longer power cord and/or share a same socket with other electrical appliances.Itcancauseelectricalshockorfire.

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Do not place flammable spray near this unit. It can causeignitionandexplosion.

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Do not insert or stick your hands into air intake or outlet vents. Itisdangerousandcancauseinjury.

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Do not spray or wash the unit with water. Itcancauseelectricalshockand/ormalfunctionofunit.

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Do not splash water on the unit.Itcancauseanelectricalshockand/ormalfunction.

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Do not open windows and/or doors for long duration when unit is ‘ON’. Thiswilldecreasethecoolingperformance.

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Do not insert any objects or fingers into the outdoor unit fan. Itmaycauseunitfailureand/orseriousinjurytotheperson.

Do not touch the fins at the back side of outdoor unit. Itcancauseinjury.

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Do not step on top of outdoor unit. Fallingoffoutdoorunitcancauseinjury.

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Do’s

Make sure that all power supply connections are tight. Check whether electrical grounding (earth) is complete.Ifnotdone,itcancauseelectricalshockorfire.

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Turn off the power supply and pull out power connection before cleaning.Ifnotdone,itcancauseelectricalshock.

ChemicalagentssuchasGasoline,benzene,thinnerinsecticidesetc.,candamagethisunit.

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Make sure installation stand is sufficiently firm. An unstablestandcancausephysicalinjurytothepersonordamage theunit.

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Operate this unit with stable voltage in range of 230 ± 10%, single phase. Ifnotdone,compressorcanvibrateanddamagerefrigerationsystem.

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Use only fuse of correct capacity. Incorrect wire can causebreakdownorfire.

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Turn offthe power

supplyIf you detect burning smell or smoke, turn off power supply and contact customer care centre immediately.

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Don’ts

Do not try to repair this unit. Itcancausedamage.•

Do not block air intake or outlet vents of both outdoor and indoor units. Itcandecreasetheperformanceoftheunitorcausemalfunction.

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Do not keep remote on any metals, electronic or heating devices like oven, TV, etc. for a longer period. Itmaydecreasethelifeofremote.

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Do not expose your body to cold air for a long duration. It can cause deterioration in physical condition and healthproblems.

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Do not use water at a temperature above 45 °C to clean, it can deform or discolour front panel.

Do not dry filters near fire. Itcanigniteordeformthem.

Do not drop or throw remote control. Itcancausemalfunctioningorbreakage.

Do not use remote under direct sun light.Itcancreatedisplayissues.

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1.2. Product Overview

8. Connecting pipe 9. Connecting cable10. Sensor cable11. Stop valve

Outdoor unit

Outdoor unit

1. Front panel 2. Air inlet 3. Air filter 4. Air outlet 5. Horizontal air flow grille 6. LED display 7. Remote control

Indoor unit

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2. Operation

2.1. Remote OperationMakesurepowerisON

Selecttheroomwhichneedstobecontrolled.

Refersection�.4.�fordifferentfunctionsofremote.

2.2. Manual and Auto Restart OperationManualoperationcanbeusedtemporarilyincaseremotecontrollerisnotavailable.

LiftFrontpaneluptoanangle, keepingitattached untilitmakesaclicking sound (Refer Figure -�).

Donotliftfrontpanelatanangleabove60degrees.Donotapplytoomuchforce.

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Whenyoupressmanual control button (Figure-�),theunitisswitchedonatthefollowingdefaultconditions

MODE:COOL FANSPEED:MEDIUM SWING:AUTO SETTEMP:�4°C

Lowerthefrontpaneltoitsinitialposition.

Manual control button Figure - 3

Useobjectnotmorethan5mmindiametertopressmanualcontrolbutton.

Torestoreremotecontroloperation,useremotecontroldirectly.

TheDisplayLEDstatuswillnotchangewhenunitisoperatedthroughmanualcontrolbutton.

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Auto Restart FunctionPowercutduringoperationwillstoptheunitcompletely.

Unitstartsautomaticallywithallprevioussettingssavedinmemoryfunctionwhenthepowerisrestored.

Remotewillbeinsleepconditionafter�0secondfromlastkeypressed.RemotewakesupfromsleepconditiononfirstkeypressedanddoesnotsendscommandtoACunitandupdatejustthedisplaysettings.

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2.3. Indicators

2.3.1. IndoorLED 2LED 1

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LED Indication

Unit status LED1 LED2

Standby OFF OFF

Standby+ErroronPCB OFF RED

OperatingwithoutTRANEmode GREEN OFF

OperatingwithoutTRANEmodeandErroronPCB GREEN RED

TRANEmodeactive GREEN GREEN

TRANEmodeactive+ErroronPCB GREEN GREENandREDBlinksalternately

Buttonpressonremote GREENblinkonce Nochange

Sound Indication

Unit status Buzzer

UnitpoweredON–instandbystate

(MainsPowerON)

Oneshortbeep

UnitpoweredON–inoperatingstate

(MainsPowerON)

Oneshortbeep

UnitpoweredOFF(standby)/ONusingremote Onelongbeep

Buttonpressonremote Oneshortbeep

2.3.2. Remote

User Mode Trane Mode

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Room Temperature

Fan Speed

Set Temperature

Room Selection

Fan Speed

Louver Direction

Sleep/Turbo Mode

Remote Night Latch Multi Room Control

Acvtivated Night Latch

Mode Indication

Outdoor Temperature

Error Message Display

Increase Temperature

Decrease Temperature

Mode Adjustment

Energy Efficiency Meter

Power ON/OFF

TRANE Mode

Sleep/Turbo Mode

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Symbol Button Function Display Description

Fanspeedadjustment Airflowrateadjustment. Showsfanspeed

Swingadjustment

Changestheairflowdirection NA* Changestheairflow

direction

SLEEP/TURBOmodeactivation

TogglesbetweenSLEEP,TURBOandDefault. / Showsmodeselection

(SLEEP/TURBO)

TemperatureUP/DOWN

Increase and decrease thesettemperature

Showstemperatureselection

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Symbol Button Function Display Description

ModeAdjustment

Changes the mode as such,press once for COOL, twiceforDRYandthriceforFAN.

/ / Showsmodeselection(COOL/DRY/FAN)

TRANEMode ActivatesTRANEmode ReferFigure-5 ActivatesTRANEmode

Power ON/OFF NA* ON/OFF

Nightlatchmodeactivation/deactivation

Activates/deactivatesnightlatchmodeonTRANElock.

Showsnightlatchmodeselection

Multiroom(RoomConfiguration)

Selectsthesplitairconditionertocontrol.

ShowsroomselectionasforeachroomACsettings

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Showsdifferentefficiencyzone(Refersection�.4.�.�)

- NA* - Showscurrentoutdoorambienttemperature.

- NA* - Showscurrentroomtemperature.

*NA:NotApplicable

2.4.1. Range of Operation2.4.1.1. Lock and Indoor Unit range

Range (Indoor) Range (Outdoor - without any obstacles)

15meter 1000meter

2.4.1.2. Remote and Indoor Unit range

Range (Indoor) Range (Outdoor - without any obstacles)

14meter 160to175meter

2.4.2. Functions2.4.2.1. TRANE Mode

Press tostartorstopTRANEmode(ReferFigure-7).

TheunitwhenpoweredONbyremotecontrolstartswithTRANEmodebydefault.

TheTRANEmodewillsetroomtemperatureandfanspeedautomaticallytoprovidean energy efficient and comfortable environment hence the energy efficiencymeteralwaysshowsdarkgreen(ReferFigure-5)

Itwillsetroomtemperatureautomaticallybasedonoutdoortemperature.

Unitshallexit‘TRANEmode’ifuserchangesanyofthefollowing:setpoint,fanspeed,mode,andalsoif buttonispressed.

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Unitwillnotexit‘TRANEmode’ifuserchangesanyofthefollowing:swingbutton, multiroomor nightlatchbutton.

TheindicationofTRANEmodeis buttonwithredbacklightandtheremainingbuttonswithlightOFF.ThebacklightwillgoOFFafter�0secondsfromlastoperationofremotecontroller.

2.4.2.2. Cool Mode

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PressMODE toselectcoolmode,see‘COOL’shownondisplay(ReferFigure-8).

Press tosetfanspeed(ifrequired)

Press or toincreaseordecreasesettemp.Settemperaturerangeis17°C-�0°C.

Thisisnormalmodeofcooling.UsercansetroomtemperatureandACwillruntoattainthesettemperature.

Temperaturecanbesetbasedonenergyconsumption,Referbelowtable

Zone1-Red Uneconomical

Zone�-Yellow Higherenergyconsumption

Zone�-Lightgreen Economical

Zone4-Darkgreen Lowerenergyconsumption

2.4.2.3. Dry Mode

PressMODE toselectdrymode,see‘DRY’shownondisplay(ReferFigure-10).

Indrymodedefaultsettemperatureis�5°C.

Settemperatureandfanspeedcannotbechanged.

Unitwilloperateatlowfanspeedformaximummoistureremoval.

Inhighhumidityconditions,usercanselectdrymode.

2.4.2.4. Fan Mode

PressMODE toselectfanmode,see‘FAN’shownondisplay.

Setpointtemperaturecannotbeadjustable.Fanspeedcanbeadjustable.

2.4.2.5. Sleep Mode

Press toactivatesleepmodeoperation.

The‘set’ temperature will automatically increase by 1°C for eachhourforfourhours.After 4 hours unit will stay at latest temperature. E.g., if thesettemperatureis�4°Candsleepmodeisstarted.Afterfirsthoursettemperaturewillincreaseto�5°Candattheendoffourthhoursettemperaturewillbeat�8°C.Theunitwillstayat�8°C.Press againtodisablesleepmode.Setpointtemperatureandfanspeedcanbeadjustable.

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2.4.2.6. Turbo Mode Press toactivateturbomode.See‘TURBO’onremotedisplay.

Enablesinstantcoolingbyautomaticallyadjustingfanspeedtoturbolevel.

Fanspeedcannotbechangedwhileunitisinturbomode.Thedisplaywillnotshowthefanspeedbar(ReferFigure-1�).

Usercansetthismodeforfastcooling.Press againtodisableturbomode.

2.4.2.7. Fan speed

Pressfanspeed tochangefanspeed.

Fanspeedcanbechangedasbelow

Low Medium High Auto

FanspeedisadjustedautomaticallyaccordingtosetpointandroomtemperaturewhenFANspeedissettoAUTOmode.

2.4.2.8. Night latch Mode (Only for units with “TRANE Lock”)

LOCK

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Press onremotetoactivateordeactivatenightlatchmodeonlock.Nightlatch willshowonremotedisplayafteritstarts (approximately�0 seconds for display to update).Nightlatchmodehelpsusertopreventaccesstohomeevenwithvalidcredential.NightlatchmodeoperatesonlywhenLockandACareconnectedonnetwork.Referlockmanualfornightlatchmodefeatures.

Whennightlatchisactivated, andtheconfirmationmessage“NIGHTLATCHENABLED”willbedisplayed.Ifitisnot,therewillbenodisplayindication(ReferFigure-15).

2.4.2.9. Multi Room

Press toactivatemultiroomfeature.

MultiroomfeatureallowusertoselectandcontroltwoormoreAC’swithoneremotefromoneroom.

Press toswitchandcontrolACinnetwork.

NameofselectedACanditscurrentsettingsshownonremotedisplay.

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2.4.2.10. Swing Control

Deflector rod Figure - 17

Useswing toadjustairflowdirection.Thehorizontallouverchangesdirectionatdefinedangleandautoswing.Verticallouvercanonlybeadjustedmanually.Movedeflectorrodmanuallytoadjustairflowdirection.

Adjustairflowdirectionproperlyotherwiseitcancausediscomfortorunevenroomtemperatures.

2.4.2.11. Power ON and OFF

PressON/OFFbuttontoswitchON/OFFtheunit.WhenpowerisON,theunitoperateinTRANEmodebydefault.

Remotebacklightwillglowinred .

2.4.3. Replacement of Batteries

Donotusecombinationofoldandnewbatteries.Lifeofbatteryismorethansixmonthsinnormalusage.

To prevent batteries from leakage of electrolyte and damaging controller, remove the batteries,ifnotinuse for long duration.

Batteriesaretobereplacedwhen“LowBattery”errorisshownondisplay.

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3. Maintenance

3.1. Cleaning air filterCloggedairfilterdecreasescoolingefficiency.Cleanfilteratintervaloftwoweeks.

Disconnectpowersupplybeforecleaningindoorunit.

Support pole1

LiftFrontpaneluptoanangle,keepingitattacheduntilitmakesaclickingsound.

Cleanunitswithsoft,dryormoistclothwithwaterorcleanser.

Usesupportpoletoholdthefrontpanelatitsplaceafterliftingit.

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Filter Handle

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Holdtheairfilterhandleandliftslightlytoreleaseitfromholder,pulldownwardstoremoveairfilterfromindoorunit.

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Air freshening filter

4Removeairfresheningfiltersfromitssupportingframe. Clean air freshening filter monthly, andreplaceatanintervalof4-5months.

Install air freshening filter into its originalposition.

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3.2. Maintenance (Unit not in use for long duration)Ifyoudonotplantouseunitforalongtime,performfollowingactions:

Cleanindoorunitandfilters.

Operatefanforapproximately�0minutesinordertodryinnersideofunit.

SwitchOFFtheunit.

The outdoor unit requires periodic maintenance and cleaning. The user must not do periodicmaintenanceofproductontheirown.Contactdealerorserviceprovider.

3.3. Checks before operationMakesurewiringisnotbrokenordisconnected.

Makesureairfilterandfrontpanelareinstalled.

Makesureairoutletorinletisnotblocked.

Ifairfilterscreenisblockedbydustordirt,theperformanceoftheunitwillbeaffected,withhigheroperationnoiseandpowerconsumption.Airfilterscreenshouldbecleanedregularly.

Preparation before season of use1.Be sure that nothing obstructs air outlet and intake vents.

(ReferFigure-1�)

�.Examinewhetherground(earth)wireiscorrectlyconnected.

�.Replacefiltersifnecessary.

4.Replacebatteriesofremoteifnecessary.

5.Examinemountingbracketofoutdoorunit,ifdamagedcontactservicingagency. Figure - 19

Ground wiringConnect Ground wire to exclusive device correctly, if not employ specialist to install. Grounding pole ofsocket shouldbegroundedandwired reliably,breakerandair switch withenough capability shouldbeinstalledinfixedlines.Donotconnectgroundingcabletogaspipe,waterpipe,sewagepipeoranyotherareasdeemedunreliableforthispurpose.

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4. TroubleshootingBefore requesting service, perform following checks.

Symptom Remedy

WaitingIndoorunitdoesnotgivecoolair immediately when unitstarts.

Compressor restarts after approximatelythree minutes to protect itself. Oncompressor restarting units starts to givecoolairagain

Unusual odor blowing fromoutletwhenunitisstarted.

Open the door or window for � minutesandruntheACinFanmodetoallowfreshair inside the room.This helps to removeodorsfrom the room.

Sound of water flow duringoperation.

Thisiscausedbyrefrigerantflowinginsidetheunit.

Formation of mist whilecooling.

Roomairiscooledquicklybycoldairflowwhichlookslikefog.

Creakingnoiseduringstartorstop.

Deformation of plastic because oftemperaturechange.

Unitdoesnotoperate.

Checkelectricalsystemconnections,cordsandfuses.Check if power supply is within 10% ofratedsupply.

Decreasedcoolingefficiency.

Check‘settemperature’.Check for obstructions in air inlet andoutlet.Checkairfiltersfordirt.Checkindoorfanspeed.Checkanyotheropeningsintheroom.

Remotecontroldoesnotworkcorrectly.

Checkeffectivedistancetoindoorunit.

Check low battery error indication onremotedisplay.

Ifthetroublehasnotbeencorrected,pleasecontactalocaldealerorthenearestcustomerservicecentre.Besuretoinformthemofthedetailsof malfunctions and unit model number.

Donotattempttorepairtheunityourself.Alwaysconsultanauthorizedserviceprovider

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4.1. Error Messages and Actions

Error Code Error Description Error Displayed on

Remote Unit Response Action to be taken by user

0x01 EEPROMERRORERROR 01 EEPROMcommunication errorcontactservicetechnician

Unit stopsworking

Contact servicetechnician

0x0�COMPRESSOR FAILUREERROR OR RefrigerantLeakageError

Error 0� Compressorfailure or refrigerantleakage contact servicetechnician

0x0� FILTERCHOKEERROR Error0�Filterchokeerror-Cleanthefilter

Unit operates asperusersettings Cleanfilters

0x04 INDOOR TEMP SENSORERROR(Room)

Error 04 Room tempsensor failure contactservicetechnician

Cool mode or Dry mode: Unitoperate withCompressorOFF

Fan mode: Operates as perusersetting


0x05 OUTDOOR TEMP SENSORERROR

Error 05 outdoor tempsensor failure contactservicetechnician

Operates indoorunit and outdoorunit as per usersetting. If TRANEmode is activatedunit shouldoperate at setpoint�4°C.

0x06 INDOOR COIL SENSORERROR

Error 06 Indoor tempsensor failure contactservicetechnician

Cool mode or Dry mode: Unitoperate withCompressorOFF

Fan mode: Operates as perusersetting


0x08 COMMUNICATIONERRORError 08 Communicationerror contact servicetechnician

Stop indoor unitandoutdoorunit

0x0� BATTERYLOWERROR Error 0� Low batterypleasechangethebattery

Operates indoorunit and outdoorunit as per usersetting.

Changebattery

0x0A INPUTPOWERERROR ERROR 10 IDU ERROR-INPUTPOWERPROBLEM Unit stops

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Check the powercord / Contactservicetechnician

0x0B FANFAILUREERROR ERROR 11 IDU ERROR-FANFAILURE


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Error Code Error Description Error Displayed on

Remote Unit Response Action to be taken by user

- Remote not in networkrange NETWORKNOTFOUND

Unit operatesas per previoussettings.

Remotemustbeinnetworkrange

-Connect to network (ifuser did factory reset ontheremote)

CONNECTTONETWORKUnit operatesas per previoussettings


- AC switched OFF (mainpowerOFF)

SET POINT TEMP +INFRARED ACTIVATED +NONETWORKFOUND

Switch ON mainpower/check theplug

Lock with AC

- Locknotinstalled NIGHT LATCH FAILED --LOCKNOTINSTALLED

Lock is not innetwork

- NightlatchnotoperatingNIGHT LATCH FAILED --PLEASE CHECK YOURLOCK

Change Batteryof Lock or CheckLockisinNetworkby doing Home/AwayOperations

- DoorOpen NIGHT LATCH FAILED --DOOROPEN Closedoor

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Warranty

Terms & ConditionsIngersoll-Rand(hereinafterreferredtoas‘thecompany’)warrantstothepurchaserthatthisTRANE split air conditioner(“Product”)carriesawarrantyfortheperiodmentionedabove,commencingfromthedateofpurchase.ThecompanywillrepairorreplacefreeofchargeanypartorpartsoftheProduct,ifthedefectisduetothedefectivematerialorworkmanship.Warrantyinvolvesrepairingofdefectiveproduct/partsanddoesnotentitlethepurchaserforthereplacementforanewproduct.

Preventive Maintenance:Maintenancecheckupwillbecarriedout� times inaperiodof1�months fromthedateof invoiceonrequest fromthecustomerandwillinclude:

Generalcleaningandbrushingupofdirtandmuck.Cleaningofairfilter.Checkingofelectronicpartsanditscontacts.

Breakdown ComplaintsCompany will put in reasonable efforts to promptly attend to any breakdown complaint lodged by the customer at company’sauthorizedsalesandservicedealerorbranchofficeoratthecentralizedcustomercarecentre.

Compressor Warranty Clause:The 5 year compressor warranty will continue even after the expiry of 1 year period from the date of purchase. This warranty covers thecompressoronly.Gaschargingisincludedonlywhenthecompressorisdefective&inoperative.Duringtheadditionalwarrantyperioditdoesnotcoverpartsoranypartsuchas

CondenserCoilEvaporatorCoilCapillarySuctionLineElectronicParts

Other termsThiswarrantyisconfinedtothefirstPurchaseroftheProductonly&isnontransferable.

ThewarrantyforbothmachineandcompressorwillterminateuponexpiryofthewarrantyperiodirrespectiveofwhetherornottheProducthasbeeninuseforanyreasonwhatsoever.

ThewarrantyforbothProductandthecompressorwillautomaticallybeterminatedonthedateofexpiryofthewarrantyperiod.Nonoticeofexpiryofwarrantywillbegivenatanytime.

CompressorwarrantywillbeapplicableonlyiftheProductismaintainedbyauthorizeddealersofthecompany.

For Products installed beyond the municipal limits of the jurisdiction of the authorized service centre/company’s service centre/authorized dealer’s service centre, all expenses incurred in collection of the Product or part/s thereof from the company’s servicecentre/authorizedservicecentre/authorizeddealer’sservicecentre,aswellasexpensesincurredinconnectionwithdeputingofservicepersonnel/technicianstowardstoandfrotravel,conveyanceandother incidentalsetc. (togetherreferredtoas“TransportationandHandlingExpenses”)shallbebornebythePurchaser.

ThecompanyortheauthorizedsalesandservicedealerwilladvisethePurchaserwhethertoeffectrepairs/replacementatthesiteofinstallationoratthecompanyorauthorizedsalesandservicedealer’spremisesandthedecisionoftherepresentativeshallbefinal.

ThecompanyreservestherighttoreplacethedefectivepartwithasubstituteequivalentpartwithoutaffectingtheperformanceoftheProduct.

Incaseofanytransitdamage,theProductshallberepairedbytheconcernedservicecentreonchargesandwarrantyfortheunexpiredperiodwillcontinue.

In theeventof repairs/replacementofanypart/sof theProduct, thiswarrantywill thereaftercontinueandremain in forceonly fortheunexpiredperiodofthewarranty.Moreover,thetimetakenforrepair/replacementandintransitwhetherunderthewarrantyorotherwiseshallnotbeexcludedfromthewarrantyperiod.

Thewarrantyextendedhereinisinlieuofimpliedconditionsandwarrantsunderthelaw&isconfinedtotherepairorreplacementofdefectivepartsanddoesnotcoveranyconsequentialorresultingliability,damageorlossarisingfromsuchdefects.Also,thewarrantyinnocaseshallextendtopaymentofanymonetaryconsiderationwhatsoeverorreplacementorreturnoftheProductasawhole.

Thecompany’sobligationunderthiswarrantyshallbelimitedtorepairorprovidingreplacementofpart/sonly.Themaximumclaim/sifentertainedbythecompanywillbesubjecttothemaximumretailpriceoftheProductpurchasedorthepurchaseprice,whicheverislower.

AnychangeofAddressofthepurchaserwillbeintimatedtotheconcernedservicecentre/dealerforcontinuationofwarranty.

Thecompanyshallnotbeliableordeemedtobeindefaultforanydelayorfailureinperformanceresultingdirectlyorindirectlyfromcauses beyond its reasonable control including delay in repairing due to non-availability of any part/component, labour problem,presenceofanyforeignobjectorlivingcreature(e.g.Rat,lizard,Insects,Antsetc.)insidetheunit,useofharmfulchemicals,usageofunitinanabnormallycorrosivealkaline/acidicatmosphere,restrictionsandregulationsoftheGovt.,publicmovement,warandanyotherunavoidablecircumstancesvis-a-vistheimportofsuppliesandrawmaterialorifthecompanyisotherwisepreventedfromperformingitsfunctionsunderthiswarranty.

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While the company undertakes responsibility to supply only the compressor free of cost during warranty period, cost of labour,transportationandotherincidentalexpendituresshallbebornebythecustomerafterthelapseoffirstyearProductwarranty.

Inareaswherevoltagefluctuates+/-10%ofratedorusablevoltage,customerisadvisedtouseabrandedvoltagestabilizerwhichstepsupordowntheincomingvoltagetogiveanoutputof��0V.Foranyfluctuationbeyondthereasonablespecifiedlimit,thecompanyshallnotberesponsibleandthiswarrantyshallimmediatelystandterminated.

Earthingprovisionisnecessaryforsafety.Improperdomesticwiringleadingtohazardssuchasshockorfireisnotcoveredunderthiswarranty.

WhiletheCompanywillmakeeveryefforttocarryouttherepairsattheearliest,ithoweverismadeexpresslyclearthatthecompanyisundernoobligationtodosoinaspecifiedperiodoftime.

Anyspecial,indirectorconsequentialpropertyorcommercialdamageofanynaturewhatsoeverisnotcoveredunderthiswarranty.

ThewarrantyisissuedatBangalore,andCourtsatBangaloreshallhaveexclusivejurisdictionovermatterscoveredorflowingfromthiswarranty.

Warranty is null and void in the following cases:Warranty

card

is

not

duly

filled

and

mailed

back

to

the

service

centre

for

registering

the

Product

within

three

months

of

purchase.

Complete

warranty

card

is

not

presented

to

authorized

personnel

at

the

time

of

repair.

Product

is

not

used

according

to

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instructions

given

in

the

user

manual.

Original

serial

number

is

removed/tampered

with.

Modification

or

alteration

of

any

nature

whatsoever

is

made

in

the

electrical

circuit/physical

construction

of/to

the

Product.

Installation/repair

work

carried

out

by

person/agency

other

than

authorized

agency.

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conditions

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to

the

recommended

operating

conditions

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For any product related assistance, please call on Toll free number: 1800 102 9986.

The1yearwarrantyisapplicabletoallpartsexceptforPlastic&Rubberparts.�0.

Corporate Office: Plot No.35, KIADB Industrial Area, Bidadi

Bangalore - 562109. www.traneindia.com

For more information call on 1800 102 9986 or write to [email protected] | Edition 1 | June 2012

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