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ON/OFF button
ON/OFF pilot light
“Alarm” pilot light
Timer ON/OFF
pilot light
Selecting fan
speed button
Timer ON/OFF
button
Thermostat
Timer notches
SETTING THE TIMER
The programmer/timer, like all clocks, must be
set to the exact time. If for example it is 4.00
p.m., turn the dial in a clockwise direction (fol-
lowing the direction of the arrow) until the num-
ber 4 is lined up with the arrow pointer (the
arrows indicates 4:00 p.m. approximately).
Note
:Never turn the dial in an anti-clockwise
direction!
The timer is in effect, an electric clock and works
only if the plug is connected to the power sup-
ply. Whenever the plug is disconnected or there
is a power failure, the programmer stops (the
clock is then “slow”) and must be re-set.
The unit can be used in either
programmed
or
non-programmed
mode.
PROGRAMMED MODE
1) Release B timer button
2) Set the operating times by pushing out the
notches on the dial corresponding to the
period required (each notch represents 15
mins.).
3) Check that the timer indicates the correct
time (see instructions on setting).
4) Select the desired function as shown in the
chart overleaf.
The unit will now switch on and off each day
at the selected times.
Note: To override the programmed operating
times, simply press the ON/OFF key.
NON-PROGRAMMED MODE
1) B TIMER button must be pressed
2) Select the desired function as shown in the
chart on the following page.
arrow pointer
Operating time
Note:
For technical reasons, the temperature is not expressed in degrees but by a line increasing in
thickness. We therefore recommend that when starting up the appliance, the thermostat be
turned to maximum (thick green line = maximum cold). When the desired temperature has
been reached, turn the thermostat slowly away from the maximum cooling position until the
appliance switches off. Leave the thermostat in this position. The air-conditioner is now pro-
grammed to maintain the exact temperature at all times.
After switching the appliance off, wait at least 3 min. before switching on again.
eg. from 9 to 11 a.m.
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