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Troubleshooting

TROUBLESHOOTING

If something is not working, the problem may at times be simple to resolve.
Carefully check these brief instructions before contact your local Authorised Service Centre.

PROBLEM CAUSE 

REMEDY

The air-conditioner
doesn’t work

no electricity

it is not plugged into the mains

the timer is set incorrectly

wait

plug into the mains

set the timer correctly

Insufficient coo-
ling/heating

air filter dirty

temperature set incorrectly

the air intake/outlet grilles are blocked

clean the air filter

set the temperature correctly

clean the grilles

clean the air filter 

Particular odour in
the room

air filter dirty

Water leaks from
the indoor unit of
the air-conditioner

incorrect installation of the appliance

pump malfunction

See page 21 to install the
appliance correctly

unplug the appliance and
contact the service centre

The remote control
indicator is weak or
inexistent

flat batteries

batteries inserted the wrong way round

change the batteries

check the polarity of the bat-
teries (+) and (-)

The air conditioning unit does
not operate for about three
minutes after turning it on

the safety device has tripped

wait for three minutes

The compressor
switches on and off
periodically

the air-conditioner is working in dehumi-
difying mode

the antifreeze safety device has tripped

It is normal for the compressor
to come on and go off inter-
mittently

The three indicator
lights flash

operating anomaly

unplug the appliance, wait a
few minutes and then turn the
appliance on again. If the pro-
blem persists, contact the ser-
vice centre.

SERVICE

If following these checks the malfunction remains, contact your nearest authorised service cen-
tre, specifying the model of the appliance and the type of defect.

Transport, filling, cleaning, recovery and disposal of refrigerant should be performed by a tech-
nical service centre appointed by the manufacturer only. 

Summary of Contents for PAC N120 HP

Page 1: ...appliance Clean the dust filter at least once a week Avoid using heating appliances near the air conditioning unit Always transport the appliance upright or resting on one side with short movements o...

Page 2: ...rant gas and then when hot and damp is discharged outside In split models the circuit is cooled using air from the outside All air conditioners can also be used in fan only mode DESCRIPTION OF THE APP...

Page 3: ...units can also pass through a hole with a diameter of about 9 cm in an external wall The internal unit can be mounted permanently using the bracket accessory see mounting instructions provided with t...

Page 4: ...figure 9 24 8 Disconnect the male and female cou plings by pushing the sleeve backwards and pulling Fig 10 To avoid damage to the couplings before passing the sheath through the hole in the wall you...

Page 5: ...the same level as the indoor unit provided that the difference in level is not greater than 1 5m The air intake and outlet of the outdoor unit must be kept clear of obstacles Leave at least 6cm betwe...

Page 6: ...operating mode is to be used only when the remote control is inoperative broken lost flat batteries Press the manual operation button until selecting the desired function air conditioning dehumi dify...

Page 7: ...nvironment Warning Do not mix old and new batteries Do not mix alkaline standard carbon zinc or rechar geable nickel cadmium batteries Do not dispose of batteries in fire batteries may explode or leak...

Page 8: ...B Buttons for SETTING THE ROOM TEMPERATU RE Set room temperature or program the timer C FAN button Sets fan speed to automatic high medium or low in sequence D SWING button not enabled on this model E...

Page 9: ...EHUMIDIFYING MODE Activate this function when humidity is high Press the button to turn the appliance on Press the MODE button a number of times until the dehumidifying symbol appears on the display P...

Page 10: ...an speed can not be selected even if they appear on the remote control display AUTOMATIC SLEEP MODE The automatic SLEEP mode is ideal for the night time as it enables operation of the air conditioning...

Page 11: ...s Press the TIMER button again to confirm the selection A count down of the time left is displayed At the end of the set time the appliance switches off automati cally During the first ten hours you c...

Page 12: ...of all liability ONE LAST LOOK AT THE ROOM To get the best from your air conditioning unit follow these recommendations close the windows and doors in the room to be air conditioned The only exceptio...

Page 13: ...filters To clean the filters remove the dust filters from the intake grilles Fig 15 START OF SEASON CHECKS Make sure the power cable and plug are undamaged and the earth system is efficient Follow th...

Page 14: ...service centre The remote control indicator is weak or inexistent flat batteries batteries inserted the wrong way round change the batteries check the polarity of the bat teries and The air conditioni...

Page 15: ...rate 250 350 m3 h Dimensions of indoor unit width 450 mm height 475 mm depth 255 mm weight 10 kg Dimensions of outdoor unit width 660 mm height 542 mm depth 290 mm weight 30 kg Standard conditions In...

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