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5. AIRFLOW SETTINGS
5.1. Fan speed setting
)
)
Press
to control the fan speed.
The fan speed changes as follows.
(Auto)
(High)
(Med)
(Low)
(Quiet)
When
is selected, the fan speed depends on the operating
condition.
To increase the air cleaning effect, set the fan speed to High.
5.2. Airflow direction setting
For details of the airflow ranges, refer to "Airflow direction
range".
■
Vertical airflow direction setting
)
)
Press
to adjust the vertical airflow direction.
■
Horizontal airflow direction setting
)
)
Press
to adjust the horizontal airflow direction.
■
Swing operation setting
)
)
Press
to select the Swing operation.
The Swing operation changes as follows.
Up/down
Left/right
Up/down/left/right
Stop swing
NOTES:
The Swing operation may stop temporarily when the indoor
unit fan is rotating at very low speed or is stopped.
6. TIMER OPERATIONS
NOTES:
When [ ] indicator on the indoor unit blinks, set the clock
and timer again. This blinking shows that the internal clock go
wrong due to an interruption of the power supply. (Refer to
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Timer setting procedure
Before setting the timer, please adjust the clock. (Refer to "remote
controller preparation").
1.
Press
.
on the remote controller display will blink.
2.
Press
(
)
to choose timer operation.
The timer operation will change as follows:
[
]
[
]
[
]
Weekly timer
Enables you to set operation
schedules up to 4 setting for each
day of the week.
On timer
Starts the operation at your desired
time.
Off timer
Stops the operation at your desired
time.
Program timer Operates as the combination of the
On timer and Off timer.
Sleep timer
Supports your comfortable sleep
by moderating the air conditioner
operation gradually.
3.
Press
.
4.
Set each timer operation.
For details, refer to the following instructions of each timer setting.
5.
Press
to complete the timer setting.
Be close to the indoor unit.
• To cancel the timer setting during the procedure, press
again.
4. BASIC OPERATIONS
■
3 steps to start operation
1.
Press
to start or stop the operation.
2.
Press
to select the operation mode.
The operation mode changes as follows.
AUTO
COOL
DRY
FAN
HEAT
3.
Press
to set the desired temperature.
The temperature changes by 0.5 °C increments.
Temperature setting range
Auto/Cooling/Dry
18.0 - 30.0 °C
Heating
16.0 - 30.0 °C
NOTES:
• In the Cooling or Dry mode, set the temperature lower than the
current room temperature.
• In the Heating mode,
-set the temperature higher than the current room temperature.
-at the beginning of the operation, the indoor unit fan rotates at very
low speed for 3-5 minutes.
-the Automatic defrosting operation overrides the Heating operation
when necessary.
• In the Fan mode, temperature control is not available.
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Temperature unit switching
1.
Press
until only the clock is displayed.
2.
Press down
for more than 5 seconds.
The current temperature unit will be displayed. (Factory setting: °C)
3.
Press
to switch the temperature unit. (°C
⇔
°F)
4.
Press
to finish the setting.
If you do not press the button for 30 seconds, the displayed
temperature unit will be set.
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Airflow direction range
Vertical airflow direction
1
2
3
4
5 6
Change by
1
⇄
2
⇄
3
⇄
4
⇄
5
⇄
6
Swing operation by
Cooling, Dry
1
4
Heating
3
6
Fan *
1
4 or 3
6
* the Swing operation range depends on the airflow direction set before
the Swing operation.
NOTES:
•
Do not adjust the airflow direction louvers by hand.
•
In the Auto or Heating mode, the airflow direction stay position 1 for
a while from the start of the operation.
• In the Cooling or Dry mode, position 1-3 is recommended to prevent
condensation drips damaging your property. If position 4-6 keeps for
30 minutes or more in these modes, the airflow direction changes to
position 3 automatically.
• When using the mobile app (optional wireless LAN control is
necessary), the vertical airflow can be selected from 4 positions.
Horizontal airflow direction
3
4
5
2
1
Change by
1
⇄
2
⇄
3
⇄
4
⇄
5
Swing operation
by
1
5
NOTES:
In the Auto mode operation, you cannot change the airflow
direction for a while from the start of the operation.
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