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(Original instructions)
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tions, etc.
♦
Ensure that the appliance is level with respect to the
floor.
♦
The appliance requires suitable ventilation in order to
work properly. Leave a space of 50cm between walls or
other obstacles.
♦
Do not cover or obstruct any of the openings of the
appliance.
♦
Do not cover or obstruct the sides of the appliance,
and leave a minimum space of 50cm front other walls,
ceiling.
♦
The plug must be easily accessible so it can be discon-
nected in an emergency.
♦ To achieve the highest efficiency from the appliance it
should be situated in a place where the atmospheric
temperature is between 12 and 32ºC.
♦
Ensure that the extraction pipe remains in a horizontal
position.
♦
Do not add new sections to the extraction tube provided,
as it could cause the appliance to malfunction.
♦
Assemble the hose adaptor. Don´t push too hard to
prevent damage.
♦
Assembly of the exhaust hose
♦
Lengthen one head of the hose, screw it into the unit
anti-clockwise.
♦
The same way to connect the hose to the assembled
adaptor( At least three circles)
Assembling the battery/s
♦
Caution: During the handling of batteries, do not touch
both poles at the same time, as this will provoke the
partial discharge of the stored energy therefore affecting
longevity.
♦
Remove the cover of the battery compartment.
♦
Check that the plastic covering that protects the battery
has been removed (some batteries are sold with a
protective covering)
♦
Put the battery in its compartment, respecting the
polarity.
♦
Replace the cover of the battery compartment.
♦
It is essential that the batteries should always be the
same kind and the same charge. Never mix alka-
line batteries with normal one (Carbon-Zinc) and/or
rechargeable ones.
Installation of window kits.
♦ Partially open the window and then fix the window kits
to the window
♦
The window kits can be installed on most normal and
vertical windows, and it is adjustable. (Fig.1)
♦
Fix the other end of the heat-exhausted hose to the
air-outlet window kit. (Fig.2)
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Before use:
♦ Remove the appliance’s protective film.
♦
Before using the unit, please keep it upright at least 2
hours.
Use:
♦
Unroll the cable completely before plugging it in.
♦
Connect the appliance to the mains.
♦
You will hear a beep, the unit is in stand by status.
♦
When press the ON/OFF button, the unit will enter in
cooling mode (setting temperature 24ºC), high speed
fan.
♦
Press again , unit will shut off and play shut off beep.
♦
Press the MODE button to choose Cooling, Heating
(only for the model BXAC12000E) Fan or dehumidifying
mode.
Fan speed:
♦
Under the cooling and the fan mode, the speed goes as
follow:
♦ Low Fan (F1)→Middle Fan (F2)→High Fan (F3)→Low
Fan (F1)
♦
Under the dehumidifying mode, fan is working in low
speed.
Timer function:
♦
The appliance’s operating time can be controlled.
♦
To program the operating time simply select it using
pressing the timer icon.
♦ Timer icon will flash “88” area indicates 24:00.
♦
You can set your time through UP and DOWN buttons.
♦
The HOUR number will change from 1-24h.
♦
Auto-shut-off timer is only available when the unit on.
♦
Auto-run timer is only available when the unit is off.
♦
Up and Down button can set temperature and timer.
Swing:
♦
Press this button to control the swing function.
Summary of Contents for BXAC12000E
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