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Parts & Description

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LIST OF COMPONENTS

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Control Panel

4. Top Cover

2. Front Housing

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Swing Leaf

3. Omni-directional Wheel

6. Rear Housing

Control Panel

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Front Housing

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360

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Wheels

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Top Cover

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Swing Leaf

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Rear Housing

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Summary of Contents for IF9012

Page 1: ...iFAN 3IN1 PORTABLE AIRCON AIR CONDITIONER FAN DEHUMIDIFIER IF9012 ...

Page 2: ...s Description s LIST OF COMPONENTS 1 Control Panel 4 Top Cover 2 Front Housing 5 Swing Leaf 3 Omni directional Wheel 6 Rear Housing Control Panel Front Housing 360 o Wheels Top Cover Swing Leaf Rear Housing ...

Page 3: ...9 Filter Screen 13 Power Board 10 Drainage Hole 14 Air Inlet Grille Handle Continuous Drainage Hole Power Board Air Inlet Grille Exhaust Pipe Assembly Window Sealing Plate Assembly Eva Filter Rear Housing Air Vent Filter Screen Drainage Hole Omni directional Wheel ...

Page 4: ...f open the window and mount the Window Sealing Plate Assembly to the window in either horizontal Fig 2 or vertical Fig 3 directions To do so you may have pull various components of the Window Sealing Plate Assembly open to adjust their opening distance to bring both ends of the assembly into contact with the window frame Window Sealing Plate Assembly Fig 2 Fig 3 1 3 Place the Main Body with instal...

Page 5: ...rning angle greater than 45 Keep the ventilation of the Exhaust Pipe unlocked Fig 5 Fig 6 Fig 5 Fig 6 Note The length of the Exhaust Pipe shall be between 280 1500 mm and this length is based on the specifications of the air conditioner DO NOT use extension tubes or replace it with other different hoses or this may cause a malfunction Exhaust Pipe must be unblocked otherwise it may cause overheati...

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Page 7: ...HOW TO USEs LED CONTROL PANEL REMOTE CONTROL PANEL DOWN UP MODE FAN DISPLAY POWER TIMER SWING SLEEP ...

Page 8: ...ion Does not work in DEHUMIDIFY or FAN modes UP Adjusts the Temperature or Timer settings Upwards DISPLAY Display window on the LED Control panel DOWN Adjusts the Temperature or Timer settings Downwards MODE When in FAN or COOL Mode see press MODE key to toggle between HIGH MIDDLE or LOW wind speed When in DEHUMIDIFY Mode pressing the MODE key does not work as it is set to the LOW wind speed mode ...

Page 9: ...ce has Automatic Defrosting function 3 Protection Function of the Compressor To increase the service life of the compressor it has a 3 minute delay booting protection function after the compressor is turned off 4 Overflow Protection Function When water in the Water Pan exceeds the warning level the appliance will automatically sound an alarm and the FULL indicator light will flash The appliance wi...

Page 10: ...ater You may have to carefully move the appliance as well c Unscrew the Drainage Plug from the Drainage Hole Water will automatically flow out of the Water Pan During drainage the body of the appliance can be tilted slightly backwards d Re attach the Drainage Plug securely Restart the appliance immediately Otherwise condensate water of the appliance will flow to the floor Drainage Plug Drainage Ho...

Page 11: ... Pipe Cover the appliance and the Exhaust Pipe in separate plastic bags Put them in a dry place keep it out of the reach of children and take dust control measures d Remove the battery of the Remote Control 3 Continuous Drainage optional only applicable to DEHUMIDIFY mode a Turn the wall switch OFF and unplug the power cable from the wall socket b Unplug the Rubber Stopper from the Continuous Drai...

Page 12: ...ot distorted or bended 5 Before use check the integrity of the appliance and power cable DO NOT operate the appliance when its Compressor is damaged In case you are not sure contact a qualified person If the power cable is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a qualified technician in order to avoid a shock hazard 6 Before powering the appliance make sure the rat...

Page 13: ...e is operated on wooden furniture use a protective pad to prevent damage to delicate finishes 13 Place the appliance at a proper distance from the objects or surrounding walls making sure that its functioning will NOT cause accidental damages 14 Avoid placing the power cable on abrasive or sharp surfaces or in positions where it can be damaged easily Avoid placing heavy objects on the cable The ca...

Page 14: ...ert objects or body parts including clothing and hair through the Air Inlet Air Outlet to avoid personal injury or damage to the appliance when in operation use insecticide sprays aromatherapy oils or other flammable substances near the appliance push the buttons on the Control Panel or Remote Control too forcefully use any of the following agents as a cleaner gasoline thinner or benzene leave the...

Page 15: ...nts By clients in dormitories hotels motels and other residential environments Bed and breakfast type environments 23 This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand th...

Page 16: ...be hazardous 1 Turn the wall switch OFF and unplug the power cable from the wall socket 2 Clean the surface Clean with surface of appliance with a wet soft cloth Don t use chemicals such as benzene alcohol gasoline etc otherwise the surface of the appliance will be damaged 3 Clean the filter screen If the filter screen is clogged with dust and the effectiveness of the appliance is reduced clean th...

Page 17: ...wn from the outside to remove the EVA filter screen frame Unscrew four screws fixing the EVA filter screen and the Rear Housing to remove the EVA filter screen as shown in the figure below Put the EVA filter screen into warm water with neutral detergent about 40 C 104 F and dry it in the shade after rinsing clean ...

Page 18: ...l batteries have run out Replace the Remote Control batteries The overflow indicator displays FULL Drain the water from the Water Pan refer to section on How to Drain The ambient temperature is too low or too high Use the appliance between 7 35 C 44 95 F In COOL mode the room temperature is lower than the set temperature Decrease the set temperature In DEHUMIDIFY mode the ambient temperature is lo...

Page 19: ...ait for 3 minutes until the temperature is lowered and then restart the appliance The appliance makes a lot of noise The appliance is not placed on a flat surface Put the air conditioning on a flat and hard place to reduce noise The Remote Control does not work The distance between the appliance and the Remote Control is too far Move the Remote Control closer to the appliance and point the Remote ...

Page 20: ...ons in your area In most cases you can discard the appliance at your local recycling centre DISPOSAL Do not dispose this appliance as unsorted municipal waste Collection of such waste separately for special treatment is necessary SPECIFICATION s MODEL IF9012 RATED VOLTAGE 220 240V 50 260Hz POWER 1340 W COOLING CAPACITY 12000 BTU AIR FLOW VOLUME 400 m3 hr DIMENSIONS 420 x 360 x 720 mm WEIGHT 30 7 k...

Page 21: ... for repair service Failure to do so may delay the receipt of said repair service by the customer 6 Under no circumstances whatsoever shall the serial number be erased defaced or altered by the customer and or his representatives or the dealer and or his agents Failure to ensure this shall invalidate the warranty 7 This warranty is deemed to be void if the defect is cause by the attack of househol...

Page 22: ...d us any hard copy as part of our efforts to save the environment In accordance with the terms and conditions of this limited warranty as stated above PowerPac Electrical Pte Ltd at its expense shall provide free services for the appliance within the warranty period from its date of purchase from our Authorised dealers ...

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