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Page 1: ...Air conditioner PAC 180 Instructions for use PAC180 GB 16 05 2003 11 56 Pagina 17 ...

Page 2: ...e tube length 3000 mm Sheathing section 20 x 44 mm Dimensions indoor unit length 560 mm height 735 mm depth 355 mm weight 44 kg Dimensions outdoor unit length 570 mm height 475 mm depth 260 mm weight 18 kg Standard conditioning Inside temperature 27 C relative humidity 47 Outside temperature 35 C relative humidity 41 Carefully read this instructions booklet before installing or using this applianc...

Page 3: ...andle Forced operations but ton Castor stop INTERNAL UNIT EXTERNAL UNIT INTERNAL UNIT Carrying handle Removable filter Air intake grille Power cable compartment Power cable Condensation drainage tube Castors Castors PAC180 GB 16 05 2003 11 56 Pagina 19 ...

Page 4: ...h the letter E or the earth symbol or coloured green or green and yellow The blue wire must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter N or coloured black The brown wire must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter L or coloured red ELECTRICAL CONNECTION U K ONLY A If your appliance comes fitted with a plug it will incorporate a 13 Amp fuse If it does not fit your socket the p...

Page 5: ... from the electric outlet 2 Remove the handle by loosening the two screws and then slipping off the facing 3 Remove the U bolt by loosening the two screws 4 Remove the sheath stop by loosening the two screws 5 Using a 24 version wrench unscrew the union on the coupling At the same time hold the end of the flexible tube tight by using a 21 version wrench Repeat this operation for the second union u...

Page 6: ... accessories included as follows 1 Attach the bracket to the wall while taking care to place it as indicated in the drawing Use the included template located on the plastic cover in order to drill the holes 2 Screw the support blocks to the external unit with the included M4mm screws while taking care to place them so that the hole for the screws is on the upper side 3 Attach the external unit to ...

Page 7: ...ou should keep in mind so as to get the best use out of your air con ditioner Close the doors and windows in the room to be air conditioned except for temporary installa tion in which case a window must be left par tially open In order to insure low cost operations protect the room from direct sunlight by drawing the curtains and or by partially lowering or closing the shutters or blinds Do not pl...

Page 8: ...to remind you that it is necessary to periodically clean the air filters Check therefore that the filters are clean Then in order to extinguish the warning light press the by pass button for about 6 seconds until you hear a beep and then a double beep 4 The alarm messages indicated with these lights are of various types In order to determine the prob lem it is advisable to consult an authorized se...

Page 9: ...lly read 12 00 To programme the hour push the keys to move ahead or back The segments are of one minute If you hold the buttons down the minute des ignations will run more quickly The clock will continue to blink Push the SET button to confirm the time set the clock will then stop blinking If you have to adjust the time you must push the RESET button and then enter the correct time There is no oth...

Page 10: ...en you press this button Pressing it again the display goes out 2 MODE Function selecting This button selects the various functions air conditioning dehumidifying ventilation and Full Auto 3 Fan speed Determines fan speed minimum medium maximum and automatic 4 Room temperature display Gives you the current room temperature After about four 4 seconds the display will show the temperature set previo...

Page 11: ...ss the MODE button until the dehumidify ing symbol appears on the display We should emphasise the importance setting the temperature so that it is lower than the room tem perature use the button until you get a tem perature 4 C lower than that in the room When that takes place the air conditioning func tion will switch on If the temperature difference between the room and that set up is already 4 ...

Page 12: ...at the air conditioner will need several seconds to start working AUTOMATIC SLEEP FUNCTION If you want to sleep peacefully in a room perfectly air conditioned press the button to start the appliance A beep will indicate that the air condi tioner has turned on and the symbol will begin to blink Now use the MODE button until you get the sym bol for the function you want Next select the desired tempe...

Page 13: ...10 minute segments for each press of the but ton whereas if you hold the button down the time will change more quickly The ON TIME marking will continue to blink By pressing down on the SET button again you will get confirmation of the time set for the appli ance to turn on To cancel the programming push the ON button the ON TIME marking will blink while showing the turn on time At this point use ...

Page 14: ... S END Turn off the air conditioner Clean the filter and dry it before putting it back in place Cover the air conditioner with a plastic bag to keep the appliance from getting dusty Remove the batteries from the remote control device IMPORTANT ADVICE This appliance has been built to air condition dehumidify and ventilate rooms in the home and must not be used for other purposes Changing or alterin...

Page 15: ... Build up of conden sation from the air conditioner s inter nal unit Internal unit water tray full Appliance not installed correctly Drain the water through the con densation tube located on the back of the unit See p 21 for information on prop er installing Remote control sig nals are weak or inexistent Batteries run down Batteries may be inserted incorrectly Change the batteries Check the batter...

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