User manual for the Biryusa YKR-P/002E air conditioner remote control

Biryusa Split System Remote Control YKR-P/001E. Operating Instructions

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Before starting operation, we strongly recommend that you read this manual carefully!

The manufacturer accepts no liability in the event of improper use of the appliance or failure to comply with the rules and conditions specified in this manual, as well as in the case of attempts to repair the appliance without proper qualification.

A split-type air conditioning system (hereinafter referred to as a split system) must only be installed by qualified specialists.

❗👉➨ Please do not attempt to install the unit yourself. Improper installation may result in incorrect operation or damage to the appliance!

Compatibility

The Biryusa YKR-P/001E (YKR-P/002E) remote control is compatible with:

Biryusa B-07FPR/B-07FPQ
Biryusa B-07FPR-IK/B-07FPQ-IK
Biryusa B-09FPR/B-09FP0
Biryusa B-09FPR-IK/B-09FPQ-IK
Biryusa B12 FOR/B12 FPQ
Biryusa B-12FPR-IK/B-12FPQ-IK
Biryusa B-18FPR/B-18FPQ
Biryusa B-18FPR-IK/B-18FPQ-IK
Biryusa B-24 APR/B-24FPQ
Biryusa B-24FPR-IK/B-24FPQ-IK
Biryusa B-30 APR/B-30FPO
Biryusa B-36 FPR/B-36FPQ

Biryusa B-09 FIR/B09F 10
Biryusa B12 FOR/B12 FIG
Biryusa B18 FOR/B-18 FIG

Designation of air conditioner model codes:

“F” – series;
“P” – models with a constant-speed compressor rotor;
“I” – models with an inverter-type compressor;
“R” – indoor unit;
“Q” – outdoor unit;
“IK” – models with an additional installation kit

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Safety Precautions

➠ The remote control is not a toy. Do not allow children to play with it, and do not use it for play yourself.

➠ When using the remote control, point its signal transmitter towards the indoor unit of the air conditioner when pressing the buttons. The indoor unit confirms receipt of the signal from the remote control with a short beep.

➠ Signals can be received at a distance of up to 8 meters in a straight line from the indoor unit, within an angle of 45° to the left and right of it. There should be no objects obstructing the signal path between the remote control and the unit.

➠ The remote control should be kept at least 1 meter away from television and radio equipment.

➠ Do not drop or subject the remote control to strong impacts. Do not expose the remote control to direct sunlight, do not place it near heat sources, avoid contact with water, and do not leave it in areas of high humidity.

➠ Do not use sharp objects to press the buttons, as this may damage the remote control. Do not clean the remote control with gasoline, solvent, chemically treated wipes, or similar substances.

➠ If the remote control does not function properly, remove the batteries, wait for 30 seconds, and then reinsert them. If operation is not restored, replace the batteries.

❗👉➨ Remove the batteries from the remote control if it will not be used for an extended period of time.

Air Conditioner Remote Control

➠ An infrared remote control (RC) is used to operate the air conditioner.

➠ The package includes 2 AAA (R03/LR03) batteries.

➠ When operating the air conditioner, the RC should be directed towards the indoor unit. The distance between the RC and the indoor unit should not exceed 8 m. There should be no objects obstructing the signal path.

➠ The remote control should be kept at least 1 meter away from television and radio equipment.

➠ The indoor unit of the air conditioner confirms receipt of commands from the RC with a sound signal.

➠ When pressing the corresponding button, the relevant indicator appears on the RC display.

➠ Do not drop or strike the remote control. Do not allow liquids to enter the device. Do not leave the remote control in locations where it may be exposed to high temperatures or direct sunlight.

❗👉➨ Note
All indicators shown in the figure are provided for demonstration purposes. During operation, indicators are displayed on the screen only when the corresponding function is activated.

❗👉➨ WARNING!!
If your air conditioner model does not support a certain function, pressing the corresponding button will not produce any response from the indoor unit.

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Designation of Remote Control Elements and Their Functions

The illustration represents a standard remote control with all functional buttons shown. The buttons on your remote control may differ slightly depending on the model.

❗👉➨ Attention Depending on your air conditioner model, some buttons on the remote control may have no function.

1. ON/OFF (Power Button)

When pressed, the “ON” indicator appears on the RC display. Pressing it again turns off the air conditioner, and the “OFF” indicator appears on the RC display. When turned on, the air conditioner restores the previous operating settings.

2. △ ▽ Buttons for Increasing and Decreasing the Target Temperature

Pressing the ▽ or △ button decreases or increases the set temperature by 1°C. The temperature can be set within the range of 16°C to 32°C. Holding the buttons for more than 2 seconds will change the set temperature rapidly. The set target temperature is shown on the RC display and on the front panel of the indoor unit.

3. MODE (Mode Selection)

Each press of the button changes the air conditioner’s operating mode in the following sequence:

... → AUTO (Automatic) → Cool → Dry → Heat → Fan → ...

❗👉➨ In cooling-only air conditioners, the heating mode is not available.

When switched on for the first time, the unit is set by default to AUTO (Automatic mode).

In automatic mode, the air conditioner automatically selects cooling or heating based on the room temperature, providing comfort for the user. The target temperature is not displayed on the RC screen and cannot be adjusted.

In fan mode, the air conditioner operates only the indoor unit fan. In this mode, the unit does not regulate the room temperature. The target temperature is not displayed on the RC screen and cannot be adjusted.

❗👉➨ Attention The air conditioner does not supply fresh air!

4. SPEED (Fan Speed)

Each press of the button changes the rotation speed of the indoor unit fan (airflow speed) as follows:

... → Auto → Low → Medium → High → ...

The corresponding fan speed is displayed on the RC screen as follows:

... – “AUTO” – “LOW” – “MID” – “HIGH” – ...

The automatically set fan speed depends on the difference between the target temperature and the ambient temperature.

❗👉➨ In fan mode, the automatic fan speed function is not available.

5. SWING ⇄ (Horizontal Louver Swing)

Pressing the button activates the swing function of the indoor unit’s vertical louvers, which changes the direction of the airflow horizontally. The "SWING 1" indicator appears on the remote control display. Wait until the louvers reach the desired position and press the button again to stop the swing.

❗👉➨ To prevent damage to the louvers, do not adjust their position manually.

6. SWING ⇅ (Vertical Louver Swing)

Pressing the button activates the swing function of the indoor unit’s horizontal louver, which changes the direction of the airflow vertically. The "SWING 2" indicator appears on the remote control display. Wait until the louver reaches the desired position and press the button again to stop the swing.

❗👉➨ To prevent condensation on the louver, avoid directing the airflow downward for extended periods in cooling and dehumidification modes.

❗👉➨ To prevent damage to the louvers, do not adjust their position manually.

7. TURBO (Turbo Mode)

Pressing the button while the air conditioner is operating in cooling or heating mode activates the turbo mode — the indoor unit fan runs at maximum speed to provide the fastest possible cooling or heating of the room, quickly reaching the set target temperature. The "TURBO" indicator appears on the remote control display.

Turbo mode is deactivated when the operating mode is changed, when the fan speed is adjusted, or when the TURBO button is pressed again.

8. iFAVOR (Favorite)

This button activates the "iFAVOR" function, which stores the user’s preferred air conditioner settings.

Pressing the button while the air conditioner is operating applies the user’s preset settings, and the "iFAVOR" indicator appears on the remote control display. Pressing the button again restores the settings that were active before this mode was engaged.

To store settings, select the desired operating mode and hold the "iFAVOR" button for 3 seconds until the "iFAVOR" indicator appears on the remote control display. The stored mode can then be recalled with a single press of the button.

9. TIMER (Timer)

Setting the Air Conditioner On Timer (TIMER ON)

Pressing the TIMER button when the remote control is off activates the air conditioner’s on timer. The "TIMER ON" indicator and the set time appear on the display. The timer can be set from 0.5 hours (30 minutes) to 24 hours.

To set the desired on time, press the △ (4) or ▽ (5) button. Each press changes the time by 0.5 hours (30 minutes). When the timer reaches 10 hours, each press changes the time by 1 hour.

To activate the on timer, press the TIMER button again. The remote control display will show the air conditioner’s operating settings after it turns on via the timer. These settings can be adjusted if necessary.

After the set time elapses, the air conditioner will automatically turn on with the specified settings.

Setting the Air Conditioner Off Timer (TIMER OFF)

Pressing the TIMER button when the remote control is on activates the air conditioner’s off timer. The "TIMER OFF" indicator and the set time appear on the display. The timer can be set from 0.5 hours (30 minutes) to 24 hours.

To set the desired off time, press the △ (4) or ▽ (5) button. Each press changes the time by 0.5 hours (30 minutes). When the timer reaches 10 hours, each press changes the time by 1 hour.

To activate the off timer, press the TIMER button again. After the set time elapses, the air conditioner will automatically turn off.

10. HEALTH (Health Mode)

Pressing the button activates the ionization mode, and the "HEALTH" indicator appears on the remote control display.

Pressing the button again deactivates ionization mode.

11. iFEEL (My Atmosphere)

Pressing the button activates performance regulation of the air conditioner based on the temperature sensor built into the remote control.

The remote control display shows the room air temperature at the location of the remote control along with the "ROOM" indicator.

The mode is deactivated when the air conditioner is turned off or when the button is pressed again.

12. SLEEP (Sleep Mode)

Pressing the SLEEP button toggles a mode that maintains a comfortable air temperature during sleep and rest hours. In this mode, the set temperature increases (in cooling mode) or decreases (in heating mode) by 1°C per hour (cooling mode) or by 2°C per hour (heating mode) during the first two hours, and is then maintained for the next five hours. After this period, the air conditioner turns off automatically.

This function is available only in automatic, cooling, and heating modes. Sleep mode can be canceled by pressing either the SLEEP or ON/OFF button.

13. iCLEAN (Cleaning Mode)

Pressing the button while the air conditioner is off activates the cleaning mode for the indoor unit. The "iCLEAN" indicator and "CL" symbols appear on the remote control display, while the "CL" symbols appear on the indoor unit’s front panel display. Cleaning is performed to remove moisture from the evaporator surface and internal cavities of the unit.

Removing moisture prevents the growth of bacteria and the formation of mold inside the unit. The cleaning cycle duration is 35 minutes.

The mode is deactivated when the air conditioner is turned off or when the button is pressed again.

14. DISPLAY Mode for Split Systems (Display)

Pressing the button turns off the display backlight on the indoor unit’s front panel, and the "DISPLAY" indicator appears on the remote control display. Pressing the button again turns the display backlight back on.

15. Anti-FUNGUS (Anti-Mold)

This function is designed to prevent mold growth on the evaporator, which can lead to unpleasant odors.

Pressing the button when both the remote control and the air conditioner are off activates the automatic drying of the indoor unit after the air conditioner is turned off. The "AntiFUNGUS" indicator appears on the remote control display. Activation is confirmed by a series of beeps emitted after the initial five confirmation signals.

When this function is enabled, after each shutdown of the air conditioner, the indoor unit fan runs at low speed for an additional three minutes to cool down the unit before turning off completely.

During the function’s operation and until it is fully completed, it is not recommended to turn the air conditioner back on.

The mode will remain active by default for subsequent shutdowns of the air conditioner, except in cases where the unit is disconnected from the power supply. Disconnecting the unit from power or pressing the button again while both the remote control and the air conditioner are off will disable Anti-FUNGUS mode.

Deactivation is confirmed by a series of beeps emitted after the initial five confirmation signals.

Remote Control Display

1. AUTO – automatic mode indicator;
2. COOL – cooling mode indicator;
3. DRY – dehumidification mode indicator;
4. HEAT – heating mode indicator;
5. FAN – ventilation mode indicator;
6. HIGH, MID, LOW, AUTO – fan speed indicators;
7. SET – target temperature indicator;
8. ROOM – room temperature indicator;
9. SWING 1 – vertical louver swing indicator;
10. SWING 2 – horizontal louver swing indicator;
11. iFAVORIT – user preset settings indicator;
12. HEALTH – ionization mode indicator;
13. LOCK – remote control button lock indicator;
14. DISPLAY – display backlight off indicator on the indoor unit front panel;
15. Anti-FUNGUS – automatic indoor unit drying mode indicator after the air conditioner is turned off;
16. EHeater – not used;
17. iCLEAN – self-cleaning mode indicator for the indoor unit;
18. SLEEP – sleep mode indicator;
19. ON/OFF – power on/off indicators for the air conditioner;
20. Temperature value;
21. TIMER ON/TIMER OFF – on timer/off timer indicators;
22. SPEED, HIGH, MID, LOW, AUTO – fan speed indicators;
23. TURBO – turbo mode indicator

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Air Conditioner Operation

Operating Sequence in Different Modes

➠ In cooling or heating mode, the air conditioner maintains the set temperature within ±1°C.

➠ In cooling mode, if the set temperature is more than 1°C lower than the ambient temperature, the air conditioner will not start.

➠ In heating mode, if the set temperature is more than 1°C higher than the ambient temperature, the air conditioner will not start.

➠ In AUTO mode, the temperature is not manually adjustable; the unit automatically maintains a comfortable temperature of 23±2°C. At 20°C, the unit automatically switches to heating mode; at 26°C, it switches to cooling mode.

➠ In DRY mode, the air conditioner maintains the set temperature within ±2°C. If the room temperature is more than 2°C above the set temperature, the unit will operate in cooling mode.

➠ When the room temperature falls more than 2°C below the set temperature, the compressor and outdoor unit fan stop, while the indoor unit fan runs at low speed.

➠ In Sleep mode during cooling, the set temperature increases automatically by 1°C after the first hour and by another 1°C after the second hour, then remains unchanged.

➠ In Sleep mode during heating, the set temperature decreases automatically by 1°C after the first hour and by another 1°C after the second hour, then remains unchanged.

❗👉➨ In Sleep mode, the TIMER function is disabled.

Operating Procedure

1. After connecting the air conditioner to the power supply, press the ON/OFF button to turn it on.

2. Use the MODE button to select cooling (COOL) or heating (HEAT) mode.

3. Press the TEMP button.

4. Use the △ (4) or ▽ (5) buttons to set the target temperature between 16°C and 30°C.
In AUTO mode, the temperature is set automatically and cannot be adjusted from the remote control.

5. Use the FAN button to select the desired fan speed:

AUTO FAN (automatic), LOW (low speed), MID (medium speed), HIGH (high speed).

6. Use buttons (11) SWING 1 and (12) SWING 2 to set the louver swing mode. To activate SLEEP, TIMER, TURBO, or LIGHT functions, press the corresponding buttons.

Replacing the Remote Control Batteries

1. Slide off the cover on the back of the remote control.

2. Insert two AAA alkaline batteries, ensuring they are installed according to the indicated polarity.

❗👉➨ NOTE
➠ Replace the batteries if the LCD display on the remote control does not light up or if the remote cannot be used to change air conditioner settings.
➠ Use new AAA batteries.
➠ If you do not use the remote control for more than one month, remove the batteries.

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Emergency Switch

➠ If the wireless remote control is lost or damaged, the air conditioner can be turned on or off using the emergency switch.

Operating the Air Conditioner Without the Remote Control

If you have lost the remote control or it is malfunctioning, follow these steps:

➠ To turn on the air conditioner, briefly press the emergency control button. The unit will start in automatic mode.

➠ Carefully close and secure the front panel of the indoor unit.

➠ To turn off the air conditioner, briefly press the emergency control button again.

❗👉➨ NOTE
Do not hold the buttons down for a long time, as this may cause the air conditioner to malfunction.