
User manual for the remote control of the split-system LERAN LR-07 / LR-09 / LR-12 / LR-18 / LR-24
Руководство / инструкция

LERAN LR Split-System Remote Control. Operating Instructions
GZ-1002B-E3 Air Conditioner Compatibility
The remote control is compatible with:
LERAN LR Series Air Conditioners
Models:
LR 07 LR LR 01 P10
LR 09 L3 LR 09 P10
LR 12 L3 LR 12 P10
LR 18 L3
LR 24 LR
Safety Precautions
➠ The remote control is not a toy. Do not allow children to play with it and do not play with it yourself.
➠ When using the remote control, point its signal emitter at the indoor unit of the air conditioner when pressing buttons. The indoor unit will confirm signal reception with a short beep.
➠ Signals can be received up to 8 meters away in a straight line from the indoor unit at an angle of 45° to the left and right. There should be no obstacles between the remote control and the unit for proper signal transmission.
➠ The remote control should be kept at least 1 meter away from television and radio equipment.
➠ Do not drop the remote control or subject it to strong impacts. Protect it from direct sunlight, heat sources, water, and high humidity.
➠ Do not use sharp objects to press the buttons to avoid damage. Do not clean the remote with gasoline, solvent, chemically treated wipes, etc.
➠ If the remote control does not function properly, remove the batteries, wait 30 seconds, and then reinsert them. If the problem persists, replace the batteries.
❗👉➨ Remove the batteries from the remote control if it will not be used for an extended period.
❗👉➨ Attention The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the design, configuration, or manufacturing technology of the remote control without prior notice to the customer.
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Description of Remote Control Buttons for LERAN LR
The provided image shows a standard remote control with all functional buttons. They may slightly differ from the buttons on your remote control (depending on the model).

1. Operating Display
Displays the current mode and parameters.
2. Operating Mode
[ AUTO ] - automatic mode
[ COOL ] - cooling mode
[ DRY ] - dehumidification mode
[ FAN ] - ventilation mode
[ HEAT ] - heating mode
3. Temperature Adjustment
A single press changes the temperature by 1°C. Temperature adjustment range: 16–31°C.
4. ON/OFF
Turns the unit on/off.
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5. FAN SPEED
Selects the fan speed of the indoor unit.
Successive presses change the fan speed in the following sequence:
Low – medium – high – automatic.
6. SLEEP
Used during sleep time. Pressing the button either enables or disables this function. Works only in Cooling, Dehumidification, and Heating modes.
7. SWING
Changes the direction of the airflow. Pressing the button either enables or disables this function.
8. MANUAL
Manual adjustment of airflow direction.
Successive presses change the louver angle incrementally.

9. ON TIMER
This button is used to enable the ON Timer function.
10. OFF TIMER
This button is used to enable the OFF Timer function.
11. SET TIMER
Saves the set values.
12. CANCEL TIMER
Clears the set values.
13. REMOTE CONTROL RESET
Reset your remote control by connecting these two points with a metal object if it does not respond to button presses.
❗👉➨ NOTES:
- The HEAT mode is available only in systems equipped with this function.
- The effective operating distance of the remote control is 6 meters in a straight line without interference.
- If the remote control will not be used for a long period, remove the batteries.
- In this illustration, all functions are shown on the display simultaneously for clarity. On some models, certain functions shown on the display may not appear.
- Do not expose the batteries to any mechanical or thermal impacts, as this may cause the remote control to fail.
OPERATING MODES
Automatic ON/OFF Function by Timer (Preset Time)
A. To set automatic shutdown of an operating air conditioner using the timer, press the OFF button on the wireless remote control. The icon → ◯ will start flashing on the display.
To set automatic startup of a switched-off air conditioner, press the ON button on the remote control. The icon → I will start flashing on the display.
B. Each press of the ON or OFF button increases the startup or shutdown time by 1 hour (maximum value – 12 hours). This information will be displayed on the screen.
C. To confirm the set ON/OFF time, press the SET button. The icon on the remote control will stop flashing.
Canceling the Preset Automatic ON/OFF Timer
To cancel a previously set automatic ON/OFF time, press the CANCEL button on the remote control. The icon → ◯ or
→ I will disappear from the remote control display.
❗👉➨ NOTES:
- If there was a power outage, the automatic ON/OFF time will be lost and needs to be set again.
- After the automatic ON/OFF time has been set and confirmed by pressing the SET button, it can only be changed by canceling with the CANCEL button and setting it again.
- If, after the automatic ON/OFF time has been set and confirmed by the SET button, the SET button is pressed again, the countdown will restart.
Operating Modes – Parameter Adjustment
AUTO Mode
In this mode, the air conditioner will automatically maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. After switching on, the air conditioner will begin operating in one of the following modes, depending on the room temperature (see table):
Room Temperature (RT) | Air Conditioner Mode |
RT ‹ 20°C | Heating (for units without heating function – Dehumidification) |
20°C ‹ RT ‹ 24°C | Fan |
RT › 24°C | Cooling |
COOLING Mode
Press the MANUAL SWING or SWING button to change the vertical airflow angle or to activate the swing mode.
The airflow speed is adjusted by pressing the FAN SPEED button on the remote control.
Temperature is adjusted using the temperature control buttons on the remote control within a range of 16–31°C.
DRY Mode
In this mode, the air conditioner automatically sets the indoor temperature. The temperature value is not shown on the display. Temperature and airflow speed cannot be adjusted in this mode.
FAN Mode
In this mode, the outdoor unit does not operate.
The airflow direction can be adjusted using the MANUAL SWING and SWING buttons.
Fan speed can be adjusted using the FAN SPEED button.
HEAT Mode
The airflow direction can be adjusted using the MANUAL SWING and SWING buttons.
The airflow speed is adjusted using the FAN SPEED button.
Temperature is adjusted using the temperature control buttons on the remote control within a range of 16–31°C.
SLEEP Mode
SLEEP Mode during cooling and dehumidification:
1. The fan operates at the lowest speed.
2. After 1 hour of operation, the maintained temperature increases by 1°C. After another hour, the temperature rises by another 1°C. In total, the temperature increases by 2°C and remains at that level.
SLEEP Mode during heating:
1. The fan operates at the lowest speed.
2. After 1 hour of operation, the maintained temperature decreases by 2°C. After another hour, the temperature drops by another 2°C. In total, the temperature decreases by 4°C and remains at that level.
Battery Installation / Replacement

➠ Remove the battery compartment cover by sliding it in the direction indicated by the arrow.
➠ Insert new batteries, ensuring the (+) and (-) terminals are positioned correctly.
➠ Close the battery compartment cover by sliding it back into place.
❗👉➨ NOTE:
➠ Replace the batteries if the LCD display of the remote control is not lit or when the remote control cannot be used to adjust the air conditioner settings.
➠ Use new LRO 3 AAA 1.5 V batteries (mini-size).
➠ Do not use rechargeable batteries.
➠ Used batteries must be disposed of in accordance with the regulations of the country of use.
➠ If the remote control will not be used for more than a month, remove the batteries.
Indoor Unit LCD Display

1. SLEEP mode indicator
2. Automatic ON/OFF timer mode indicator
3. FAN mode indicator
4.1. In normal mode, displays the room temperature
4.2. When changing the temperature in COOLING or HEATING mode, flashes to show the set temperature. After 10 seconds, returns to room temperature display mode.
4.3. When setting the timer, shows the set time. After 10 seconds, returns to room temperature display mode.
4.5. If a system error occurs, the LCD displays the fault code
5. HEAT mode indicator
6. DRY mode indicator
7. COOL mode indicator
8. Remote control signal receiver
Error Codes (Displayed on the LCD)
No. | Code | Fault | Cause | Explanation and Troubleshooting |
1 | A0 | No power supply | Phases are reversed or one phase is missing | Identify the cause and correct the wiring. |
2 | C0 | Control circuit fault | Control circuit wire not connected | Securely connect the control circuit wires. |
3 | C1 | Data transmission error between indoor and outdoor units | Data transmission signal form issue | Contact the nearest service center. |
4 | E1 | Room temperature sensor fault | Room temperature sensor is faulty | Disconnect power, check sensor connection, replace faulty sensor. |
5 | E2 | Indoor unit heat exchanger temperature sensor fault | Sensor is faulty | Disconnect power, check sensor connection, replace faulty sensor. |
6 | E4 | Outdoor unit heat exchanger temperature sensor fault | Sensor is faulty | Disconnect power, check sensor connection, replace faulty sensor. |
7 | H1 | Outdoor unit fault | Outdoor unit malfunction | Determine the cause based on outdoor unit display signals. |
8 | H2 | Overload protection activation – high compressor pressure | Excessively high outdoor temperature; blocked air intake; dirty air filter | Identify and eliminate the cause. |
9 | H3 | Overload protection activation – low compressor pressure | Excessively low outdoor temperature; significant refrigerant leakage; low pressure at compressor inlet | Identify and eliminate the cause. |
10 | P1 | Indoor unit anti-freeze protection activated | Indoor unit heat exchanger freezing | Wait, auto recovery |
11 | P2 | Indoor unit overheat protection activated | Indoor unit overheating | Wait, auto recovery |
12 | P3 | Outdoor unit overheat protection activated in cooling mode | Protection system triggered | Wait, auto recovery |
13 | FF | System failed to start | Protection system triggered | Turn the system off and on again. |
14 | P6 | Outdoor air too cold in heating mode | Protection system triggered | Wait, auto recovery |
15 | P7 | Outdoor unit heat exchanger icing in heating mode | Protection system triggered | Wait, auto recovery |
16 | PS | Compressor crankcase heater operation indicator | Compressor protection system triggered | Wait, auto recovery |
17 | CF | Dirty filter indicator | Filter contamination | Disconnect power and clean the filters. |
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NOTE
If the system is additionally equipped with a wall-mounted wired control unit, this unit can receive signals from the wireless remote control. The display of such a unit may show the following errors:
No. | Fault | Light Indication |
1 | Power supply voltage failure | Sequence of 1 flash with a 3-second delay |
2 | Outdoor unit heat exchanger temperature sensor fault | Sequence of 4 flashes with a 3-second delay |
3 | Compressor overload protection triggered | Sequence of 5 flashes with a 3-second delay |
4 | Compressor overload protection triggered due to high pressure | Sequence of 6 flashes with a 3-second delay |
5 | Compressor overload protection triggered due to low pressure | Sequence of 7 flashes with a 3-second delay |
6 | Outdoor unit compressor protection triggered | Sequence of 8 flashes with a 3-second delay |
EMERGENCY MODE
If the control unit indicates a malfunction, there is an emergency shutdown button on the indoor unit of the air conditioner. Pressing this button switches the air conditioner as follows:
AUTO mode → COOLING mode → STOP
❗👉➨ NOTE:
If the control unit is switched on, the emergency shutdown button will not function. To use this button, the control unit must be removed, and then the air conditioner must be turned off and on again.
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