Principle of operation for cooling
Heat is extracted from the air in the room by the air
heat-exchanger (evaporator) in which the coolant
circulates. This air is conveyed to the outside air
heat-exchanger (condenser). This transfers the
heat to the air outside via the exhaust air hose
which is connected to the device and leads out to
the open air.
Tips on saving energy
Only use the air conditioner when you really
need to.
Close all windows, doors and venetian blinds in
order to reduce incoming sunlight as far as
possible.
5. Starting the device
5.1 Replacing the carbon filter (Fig. 4)
1. Take out the filter frame (1)
2. Remove the filter fastener from the filter frame
3. Take the carbon filter out of the bag
4. Place the carbon filter in the filter frame
5. Fasten the filter with the filter fastener
6. Slide in the filter frame (1)
5.2 INSTALLING THE EXHAUST AIR HOSE (Fig.
5)
Use only the supplied exhaust air hose. The length of
the exhaust air hose can be varied from between 360
mm to 1500 mm. For the most effective cooling the
hose should be as short as possible. Avoid kinks are
excessive bends in the hose so that the exhaust air
can be transferred out without hindrance. If you
ignore this advice, the device as a whole may
overheat and shut down. This could result in damage
to the device.
Warning!
The length of the exhaust air hose is matched to the
technical specifications of the device. Never extend
the hose as this could lead to malfunctions or faults
on the device.
A) Installing the exhaust air hose through an
open window (Fig. 6)
Use the foam parts and shorten them if required.
Guide the exhaust air hose through the opening in
the foam to the outside. Secure the window so that
the foam is kept firmly in place.
Note:Take appropriate precautions to prevent
unauthorized entry through the window.
B) Installation of the exhaust air hose through
the window pane or the wall (Fig. 7)
앬Cut or drill a hole of approx. 136 mm diameter
though the window pane or the wall.
앬Insert the bushing ring from the outside to the
inside and fasten.
앬Feed the exhaust air hose through the bushing
ring.
앬When the system is not being used, fit the cap on
the bushing ring on the outside.
6. Operation
6.1 Description of the operating elements (Fig. 8)
1. LED “Automatic mode set”
2. LED “Cool mode set”
3. LED “Fan mode set”
4. Not assigned
5. LED “Fan: Slow”
6. LED “Fan: Medium”
7. LED “Fan: Fast”
8. LED “Timer actuated”
9. LED “Room temperature”
10. LED “Condensation water tank full”
11. LED “Set temperature”
12. LED “Sleep function set”
13. Not assigned
14. Not assigned
15. “Sleep function” selector
16. “Warmer” selector
17. “Cooler” selector
18. LCD indicator panel
19. ON/OFF switch
20. “Timer” switch
21. “Fan speed” selector
22. “Mode” selector
23. Remote control sensor
6.2 Switching the device on and off
Press the On/Off switch. The device starts up
automatically. If the ambient temperature:
앬is higher than 23°C the device will run in cooling
mode;
앬if it is between 20°C and 23°C the device will run
in fan mode.
The status of the device, or mode in which it is
running, will be shown by the corresponding LEDs
(see indicator panel).
Note: The LCD indicator panel shows the current
room temperature (0 -50°C).
To switch the device off, press the On/Off switch
again.
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