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 CAUTION: 

Do not remove from the device during the emptying 
process! 

As the internal water container can hold up to 

3 litres it is necessary to close the outfl ow from time to 
time and empty the collecting pan. Repeat the process if 
necessary until no further water fl ows out of the device.

•  Close the outfl ow again with the rubber bungs. Insert the 

plug into the socket and switch the device on. The red water 
full display is switched off.

 NOTE: 

Empty the water container regularly.

Air Filters

The air conditioner is equipped with two protective fi lters in order 
to clean the air in the room.

 NOTE: 

When the device has been running for more than 100 hours 
the digital display (E) fl ashes to remind you that the fi lter 
should be cleaned. Press the „

“ and „

“ buttons simultane-

ously to stop the digital display from fl ashing.

Cleaning

Cleaning the Air Filters

•  Always remove the mains plug before cleaning the device.
•  The air fi lters should be cleaned regularly by rinsing out under 

running water. Pull out the air fi lters as shown in Fig. 7. 

 

Fig. 7

•  Allow the fi lters to dry before you reinstall them. 
•  Clean the air slits on the sides regularly with a vacuum 

cleaner. 

•  Reinstall the fi lters, ensuring that they are inserted correctly 

into the slide mounting. The narrow fi lter is inserted on the 
left-hand side. Push the wide air fi lter on the right-hand side 
into the front guide rail.

 CAUTION: 

Do not use the rear guide rail. This is where the tempera-
ture sensor is located, which could be damaged.

 CAUTION: 

The protective fi lter must always be inserted during 
operation.

•  The device and housing should only be cleaned with a 

slightly damp cloth.

•  Do not use any strong detergents or solvents for cleaning.

Troubleshooting

You should not try to repair or dismantle the air-conditio-
ner yourself. Improper repairs mean that the guarantee is 
no longer valid and place the user and other property in 
danger.

Problem

Cause

Solution

The device does 
not work
or does not provide 
suffi cient cooling

No power supply

Check the mains 
connection

Timer function is 
activated

Deactivate the 
timer function

Windows or doors 
are open, there are 
many people or a 
source of heat in 
the room

Close the doors 
and windows

Dirty fi lters

Clean the fi lters

Air infl ow or outfl ow 
blocked

Remove the 
blockage

Room temperature 
is lower than the 
set value

Change the tempe-
rature selection

The device is too 
loud

It is not standing 
upright

Place it on a fl at, 
solid surface

Control lamp „

“ 

(K) lights up

Condensation 
container is full

Empty the contai-
ner (see section 
on „Emptying the 
Water Container“)

Noise Emissions 

The noise emission value in the workplace is less than 70 dB(A).

Technical Data

Model: ...............................................................................CL 3227

Power supply: .....................................................220-240 V, 50 Hz

Power consumption: .......................................................... 1050 W

Protection class: ...........................................................................

Ι

Energy effi ciency class: .............................................................. A

Protection class: ..................................................................... IP20

Cooling capacity: ...............................................................2500 W

Refrigerant:  ............................................................. R410A (550g)

Air circulation: ......................................................... up to 440 m³/h

Net weight:  ........................................................................ 31,5 kg

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Summary of Contents for CL 3227

Page 1: ...itung Garantie Istruzioni per l uso Garanzia Instruction Manual Guarantee KLIMAGER T Climatizzatore Air conditioning unit CL 3227 05 CL 3227 indd 1 05 CL 3227 indd 1 11 12 2007 10 08 52 Uhr 11 12 2007...

Page 2: ...menti di comando Pagina 3 Istruzioni per l uso Pagina 11 Dati tecnici Pagina 16 Garanzia Pagina 16 ENGLISH ENGLISH Contents Overview of the Components Page 3 Instruction Manual Page 17 Technical Data...

Page 3: ...rsicht der Bedienelemente Elementi di comando Overview of the Components Abb 1 Fig 1 Abb 2 Fig 2 Abb 3 Fig 3 Abb 4 Fig 4 05 CL 3227 indd 3 05 CL 3227 indd 3 11 12 2007 10 08 56 Uhr 11 12 2007 10 08 56...

Page 4: ...dieser Bedienungsanleitung Wichtige Hinweise f r Ihre Sicherheit sind besonders gekenn zeichnet Beachten Sie diese Hinweise unbedingt um Unf lle und Sch den am Ger t zu vermeiden WARNUNG Warnt vor Gef...

Page 5: ...hte Batte rien d rfen nicht zusammen verwendet werden Hinweise zum Umgang mit Batterien Halten Sie Batterien von Kindern fern Sie sind kein Spielzeug Werfen Sie Batterien niemals ins Feuer nicht in Wa...

Page 6: ...auchanschluss 9 auf der R ck seite F hren Sie ihn in die Halterungen bis er einrastet Um den Schlauch wieder zu l sen dr cken Sie die rechte Arretierung ein und schieben den Schlauch nach rechts aus d...

Page 7: ...eder von vorne 4 Nach Ablauf der eingestellten Zeit schaltet sich das Ger t ein Wollen Sie vor Ablauf der Timerzeit den Timer ausschalten dr cken Sie so oft auf die Taste B 17 bis die Digitalanzei ge...

Page 8: ...m das Blinken der Digitalanzeige auszuschalten Reinigung Reinigung der Luft lter Ziehen Sie vor der Reinigung immer den Netzstecker Die Luft lter sollten regelm ig durch das Aussp len unter laufendem...

Page 9: ...tlinie 93 68 EWG und 2006 95 EG be ndet Garantie Wir bernehmen f r das von uns an den station ren Handel in Deutschland vertriebene Ger t eine Garantie von 24 Monaten ab Kaufdatum innerhalb von Deutsc...

Page 10: ...en in Abh ngigkeit von Ihrem Telekommunikationstarif da wir einen normalen Festnetz Anschluss der deutschen Telekom verwenden Nach der Garantie Nach Ablauf der Garantiezeit k nnen Reparaturen kostenp...

Page 11: ...apparecchiature elettriche fate in modo che questo apparecchio venga impiegato solo sotto sorveglian za Questo apparecchio non un giocattolo Non lasciate che i bambini piccoli lo usino per giocare Sim...

Page 12: ...delle batterie Chiudere il vano batterie Non usare batterie nuove con quelle gi usate oppure di un altro tipo Avvertenze per l uso di batterie Tenere le batterie fuori della portata dei bambini Non so...

Page 13: ...premere l arresto di destra e spingere il essibile verso destra estraendolo dal supporto NOTA Se l apparecchio si trova nella funzione Raffreddamento l estremit del essibile di scarico dell aria deve...

Page 14: ...ttare che l apparecchio abbia ripreso l avviamento come descritto nella fase on off proseguire poi come segue Premere il tasto C per attivare il modo notturno Nel modo notturno la velocit di ventilazi...

Page 15: ...a Spingere il ltro ad aria largo sulla parte destra sul binario anteriore ATTENZIONE Non prendere il binario posteriore l si trova il sensore per la temperatura questo potrbbe essere danneggiato ATTEN...

Page 16: ...e n ad una riparazione gratuita Nel caso si ricorra alla garanzia restituire al rivenditore l apparecchio completo in ogni sua parte nell imballaggio originale unitamente allo scontrino La riparazione...

Page 17: ...ow small children to play with it Symbols in these Instructions for Use Important information for your safety is specially marked It is essential to comply with these instructions in order to avoid ac...

Page 18: ...fferent battery types or new and used batteries must not be used together Notes on Handling Batteries Keep batteries away from children They are not a toy Never throw batteries into a re or immerse in...

Page 19: ...he holder NOTE If the device is in cooling mode the end of the exhaust air hose has to be led out of the air conditioned room Mains Lead Take up Unwind the mains lead from the cable holder on the rear...

Page 20: ...til the device has begun operation as described under the section Switching on off or if the device is already working please proceed as follows Press the button C to switch on the sleep mode In sleep...

Page 21: ...not use the rear guide rail This is where the tempera ture sensor is located which could be damaged CAUTION The protective lter must always be inserted during operation The device and housing should o...

Page 22: ...ase return the entire machine in the original packaging to your dealer together with the receipt Defects to consumables or parts subject to wearing as well as cleaning maintenance or the replacement o...

Page 23: ...Kempen Germany Industriering Ost 40 Internet http www clatronic de email info clatronic de St nings Medien Krefeld 11 07 05 CL 3227 indd 26 05 CL 3227 indd 26 11 12 2007 10 09 11 Uhr 11 12 2007 10 09...

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