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pipe to the outlet
(11)
–
drawing 3
.
The connector
(17)
can be mounted on the mounting panel
(18)
and then placed in the
window –
drawing 4
.
The length of the panel
(18)
is adjustable.
Incorrect installation
The outlet pipe
(16)
should not be excessively bent –
drawing 5
.
Improper installation can result in the improper operation of the device.
There must be no sharp bends in the outlet pipe
(16)
.
The air leaving the unit must flow freely.
NOTE
The length of the outlet pipe is designed in accordance with the air conditioner’s
specifications. Do not replace the outlet pipe with other hoses, or extend it, as this
can cause malfunction of the unit. The maximum length of the straightened outlet
pipe is 1500 mm. Use the shortest pipe length possible. It is most recommended to
install the outlet pipe horizontally.
Tips
In order to reach the target temperature as soon as possible during the cooling process,
the doors and windows in the air-conditioned room should be closed, and the use of heat-
emitting devices should be kept to a minimum. Do not expose yourself to cold air for long
periods of time, as this is harmful to your health.
THE CONTROL PANEL, REMOTE CONTROL – drawing 1.
A
TIMER - used to start and stop the automatic
operation of the device
K
TIMER/ START DELAY
indicator
B
fan speed selection (
F1, F2, F3
).
L, M
selected temperature indicator
C, H
buttons for setting the temperature (
cooling
) and time (
TIMER
)
O
cooling indicator
D
tank filling indicator
P
dehumidification indicator
E
display
R
fan indicator
F
night mode indicator
S
switching on oscillation of louvres
G
power indicator
T
switching the night mode on
I
selecting the operating mode (
cooling, dehumidification, fan
)
U
change of temperature units
°C, °F
J
switching the device
on/off
B, C
simultaneously pressing both buttons on the
control panel
(1)
activates the night mode
THE OPERATION OF THE APPLIANCE
All changes in the settings are confirmed with a sound signal.
The air flow from the air conditioner should not be directed directly at people.
The cold air flow can be controlled by means of the louvres
(3)
.
