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CXH09HL1W

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SPLIT INVERTER

USER MANUAL

CXH12HL1W

HEAT PUMP

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Page 2: ...use it you can be safe in the knowledge that you ll get great results every time Welcome to Electrolux Electrolux Central Vacuum Systems 5855 Terry Fox Way Mississauga ON L5V 3E4 Canada Visit our website Get usage advice brochures trouble shooter service information www electroluxaircomfort com CUSTOMER CARE AND SERVICE We recommend the use of original spare parts When contacting Service ensure th...

Page 3: ...o not switch on and off the unit frequently If the voltage is too high electrical elements will be damaged easily If the voltage too low the compressor will vibrate ﬁercely and damage the cooling system or the compressor Electrical components cannot be operated Make sure that the unit is properly grounded to prevent electric shock Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself to prevent electric shoc...

Page 4: ...ose 16 Drain connector REMOTE CONTROL The remote control can be used for different models Depending on the model some functions on the remote control might not be available CAUTION Do not drop or throw the remote control Do not pour liquid onto the remote control Do not expose the remote control to direct sunlight Do not place the remote control in areas where it is very hot NOTE Make sure that th...

Page 5: ...ton to set the time Keep the button pressed for two seconds to accelerate the process Press the CLOCK button again to set the clock The clock symbol stops blinking After battery replacement 12 00 PM will be shown If the clock symbol is visible the actual time will be shown If the clock symbol is not visible the timer will be shown 23 LIGHT Press the button to switch the display of the indoor unit ...

Page 6: ... SLEEP CANCEL Default setting SLEEP CANCEL SLEEP 1 In COOL and DRY mode Sleep status after 1 hour of operation The temperature will increase by 1 C Sleep status after 2 hours of operation The temperature will in crease by 2 C After this time the unit continues to use the new temperature In HEAT mode Sleep status after 1 hour of operation The temperature will de crease by 1 C Sleep status after 2 h...

Page 7: ...E button to set the operation mode 4 Press the UP and DOWN buttons to set the temperature Note It is unnecessary to set the temperature in AUTO mode 5 Press the FAN button to set the fan speed 6 Press the SWING H and SWING V buttons to set the swing Optional operation 1 Press the SLEEP button to enable or disable the sleep mode 2 Press the TIMER ON and TIMER OFF but tons to enable or disable the t...

Page 8: ...trol within its trans mitting and receiving range Operate the remote control at least 1 m away from your TV set or stereo sound set Aim the remote control at the receiver of the main unit to improve the receiving sensitivity of the main unit If the remote control transmits a signal the transmitting symbol will blink for 1 second The bell will ring if the main unit receives the signal If the remote...

Page 9: ...air ﬁlter The air ﬁlter must be cleaned every 3 months WARNING Do not touch the ﬁn of the indoor unit to prevent personal injury CAUTION Do not use water above 45 C to clean the air ﬁlter to prevent deformation or discolouration 1 Open the front panel 2 Remove the air ﬁlter 3 Remove dust from the air ﬁlter using a vacuum cleaner 4 If the air ﬁlter is dirty clean the air ﬁlter with warm water and a...

Page 10: ...ound of friction caused by expansion and or contraction of the front panel or other parts due to the change in temperature The unit cannot be started Is the unit disconnected from the power supply Is the mains plug loose Is the circuit protection device tripped off Is the voltage higher or lower tested by professionals Is the timer function used correctly The cooling heating effect is poor Is the ...

Page 11: ...disconnect the unit from the power supply and contact an authorised service centre Water is leaking from the indoor unit Immediately stop operation disconnect the unit from the power supply and contact an authorised service centre The air switch or protection switch often interrupts power supply Immediately stop operation disconnect the unit from the power supply Water or other liquid is splashed ...

Page 12: ... energy saving Do not overcool or overheat Setting the temperature at a moderate level helps energy saving Cover windows with a blind or a curtain Blocking sunlight and air from outdoor is favourable for cooling Clean air ﬁlters every two weeks Clogged air ﬁlters lead to inefﬁcient operation and energy waste Tips for relative humidity If the unit is operated in an area with a relative humidity of ...

Page 13: ...f reach of children Install the outdoor unit where there is sufﬁcient ventilation Install the outdoor unit where produced noise and airﬂow will not disturb neighbours or animals Install the outdoor unit in a dry place Install the outdoor unit in a place not exposed to direct sunlight or strong wind Install the unit in a place that supports the weight and vibration of the unit The height difference...

Page 14: ...cannot be used for other purposes Improper grounding can cause electric shock The ground resistance must comply with local regulations The mains supply must have reliable ground terminal Do not connect the ground wire to water pipes gas pipes contamination pipes or other possible unsafe places Fuses must comply with the prescribed model and rating printed on the fuse cover or circuit board INSTALL...

Page 15: ...er 3 Fix the mains cord to the terminal board as shown 4 Guide the mains cord through the hole at the back of the indoor unit 5 Install the cord anchorage and wiring cover 6 Close the front panel NOTE The electrical wiring between the indoor unit and the outdoor unit must be connected by a qualiﬁed electrician Tighten the terminal screws tightly After tightening the screws pull the wire slightly t...

Page 16: ...ide plate of outdoor unit 2 Remove mains cord anchorage 3 Connect the mains cord to the terminal board 4 Lock the position of the cord with wire clamps 5 Check for improper connections 6 Reinstall the handle NOTE Check for free space between the connec tion and the lock positions CAUTION Open the stem of the packed valve until it hits against the stopper Do not try to open it further Close the ste...

Page 17: ...r 10 Fully close the handle Lo of the manifold valve and stop the operation of the vacuum pump 11 Turn the stem of the packed valve B about 45 counterclockwise for 6 7 seconds after the gas comes out then tighten the ﬂare nut again 12 Make sure the pressure display in the pres sure indicator is a little higher than the at mosphere pressure This to verify if the refrig erant does ﬂow correctly thro...

Page 18: ...damage to parts Is the air inlet or the air outlet blocked Insufﬁcient cooling or heating Is the length of the connection pipes and the refrigerant capacity as speciﬁed Inaccurate refrigerant capacity Is the length of the connection pipes and the refrigerant capacity as speciﬁed Inaccurate refrigerant capacity Check after installation Operation test Before operation test Do not connect the unit to...

Page 19: ...ve the health ﬁlter 2 Remove dust from the health ﬁlter using a vacuum cleaner 3 If the health ﬁlter is dirty clean the health ﬁlter with warm water and a mild detergent Allow the health ﬁlter to dry naturally in a cool dark place 4 Install the health ﬁlter Service interval The service interval for the health ﬁlter is approximately one year under normal condition The health ﬁlter must be replaced ...

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