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Before cleaning or maintenance, switch off the

appliance by pressing the ON/OFF button (A)

and always unplug it from the mains supply.

CLEANING THE EXTERNAL UNIT

We recommend cleaning the appliance with

a slightly damp cloth. It should then be dried.

For safety reasons, do not wash the air-condi-

tioner with water.  

Precautions

Never clean with benzene, alcohol or sol-

vents. Never spray with liquid insecticide or

similar.

CLEANING THE AIR FILTERS

To maintain the air-conditioning unit at peak

efficiency, we advise you to:

1. Clean the dust filter weekly.

The filters are located behind the two intake gril-

ls. The grills contain the filters.

To clean the filters: 

1. Remove the intake grills by rotating them

outwards. (fig 11)

2. Remove the dust filter by detaching it from

the external grill.

BEGIN OF SEASON CHECKS

Check that the power cord and plug are

undamaged and that the appliance is pro-

perly earthed.

The installation instructions should be observed

meticulously.

END OF SEASON OPERATIONS

Empty the water from the tank.

Remove the tank (9) and empty it. To drain
any residual water from the internal circuit,
remove the stopper (11) from the drain tube
(10) and drain completely. Re-insert the stop-
per and re-position the tank correctly (9).

Clean the anti-bacteria filters and dry well

before replacing.

C l e a n i n g

To  remove the dust deposited on the anti-
bacterial filter, use a vacuum cleaner. If very
dirty, immerse in warm water (not more than
104° F) and rinse thoroughly. 
Allow the filter to dry. To replace, fit the filters
to the intake grill and attach to the applian-
ce. 

Dust filter

intake grille

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Summary of Contents for Pinguino K900

Page 1: ...sonal injury Do not use outdoors Do not use the appliance in ways other than that for which it was intended Do not place the power cable under strain Avoid twisting and or tangling Ensure that the out...

Page 2: ...en transferred between different buildings The hot air in your room is passed through a coil cooled by refrigerant gas losing excess heat and moisture before being discharged again into the room In Pi...

Page 3: ...grill 8 Rating plate 9 Water collection tank 10 Water drain tube 11 Stopper for drain tube 12 Power cord Description of the Accessories 13 Stopper and flange 14 Air exhaust hose 15 Air exhaust attachm...

Page 4: ...Fit the air exhaust hose 14 in its housing 5 at the rear of the appliance as shown in fig 1 If you have a double window use the suckers 16 supplied to keep the panes from opening wide figure 3 Fit the...

Page 5: ...nks to the wing nut it s possible to use the window bracket also for sliding windows Position the hole of the bracket to allow a correct instal lation of the exhaust hose see the following instruction...

Page 6: ...f with the flange stop per 13 N B When operating the appliance with semi per manent installation it is advisable to leave a door slightly ajar even only 1cm to ensure free circulation of air In the wi...

Page 7: ...to failure in following normal safety procedures Replacement of the power cable must be carried out by qualified personnel THE DISPLAY A ON OFF Button B Function Button Air conditioning dehumidifying...

Page 8: ...the temperature selected on the display panel DEHUMIDIFYING FUNCTION This function is ideal for reducing humidity in the atmosphere while avoiding increases or decreases in temperature in between sea...

Page 9: ...n Connect the appliance to the mains supply and press ON OFF button next select the required operating mode temperatu re fan speed etc Press the ON OFF button again the appliance will go into stand by...

Page 10: ...persists call the service centre LOW TEMPERATURE If the machine is operating as an air conditioner or dehumidifier this will prevent the formation of ice The appliance will start up auto matically on...

Page 11: ...e sun s rays by drawing the curtains and or partially lowering the blinds so as to maximise energy savings Do not rest objects on the air conditioning unit Do not obstruct the air intake or outlet Mak...

Page 12: ...ards fig 11 2 Remove the dust filter by detaching it from the external grill BEGIN OF SEASON CHECKS Check that the power cord and plug are undamaged and that the appliance is pro perly earthed The ins...

Page 13: ...tat is set too high air filters are dirty the capacity of the air conditioner is not adequate for the conditions or the dimen sions of the room close the window eliminate source of heat set the thermo...

Page 14: ...g Refrigerating capacity Number of fan speeds 2 silent Max air flow 460 m3 h Dimensions of internal unit width 16 92 430 cm height 31 49 800 cm depth 17 32 440 cm weight 75 lb 33 7 kg Standard conditi...

Page 15: ...ite to De Longhi America Inc Park 80 West Plaza One 4th floor Saddle Brook NJ 07663 or call Service Tel No 1 888 335 6644 GARANTIE Nous garantissons que tous les appareils lectriques DE LONGHI sont ex...

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