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IG9902

Portable Air Conditioner and Heater

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USER MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for IG9902

Page 1: ...ctions carefully before use and retain for future reference Before switching on you appliance Always check for any damage which may have been caused in transit IG9902 Portable Air Conditioner and Heater Batch code USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ... the correct rating Refer to the rating label located at the back of the unit Do not use this unit for functions other than those described in this instruction manual Leave the unit to stand for 12 hours before connecting to the mains electricity supply after transport or when it has been tilted e g cleaning Do not cover or obstruct the unit s inlet and outlet grilles This unit has been designed f...

Page 3: ...he mains plug from the socket outlet ensuring to pull the plug and not the cord Always turn the unit off and remove the mains plug before cleaning carrying out maintenance or moving location Use of an extension cord is not recommended with this product Do not pull or place the electrical cable near a source of heat always unroll it completely to avoid dangerous overheating The filter must be used ...

Page 4: ...erature Cooling 18 32 C Heating 7 25 C Exhaust Pipe Ø 127x1500mm Net Weight 22 5 kg Product Size 305 x 383 x 752 mm W x D x H Note The data marked with may vary for technical reasons for actual data please refer to the rating label placed at the back of the unit 1 Control Panel 2 Louvers 3 Carrying Handle 4 Caster 5 Cord Storage 6 Air Filter 7 Air Inlet 8 Exhaust Air Outlet 9 Air Inlet 10 Rubber P...

Page 5: ...e Exhaust Hose Fig 3 12 and turn in a clockwise direction until the Adaptor Fig 3 11 is secured to the Exhaust Hose Avoid kinks and bends in the Exhaust Hose Fig 2 12 as this will cause the expelled moisture air to build up and cause the unit to overheat and shut down Please see Fig 4 for correct and Fig 5 for incorrect position The Exhaust Hose may be extended from 300mm to 1500mm but it is recom...

Page 6: ... Frame Fig 2 6 from the unit Fig 7 2 Remove the Filter Fixer from the Filter Frame Fig 8 3 Remove the Active Carbon Filter Fig 3 13 from the sealed bag ensuring not to cut the filter Fig 9 4 Attach the Active Carbon Filter to the Filter Frame Fig 10 by inserting the Active Carbon Filter into the slots on the Filter Frame 5 Secure in place with Filter Fixer using the same slots Fig 11 6 The complet...

Page 7: ...ing in the unit 1 Manually adjust the Louvers Fig 1 2 to the desired angle and position Fig 14 2 Plug the unit into the mains electricity supply 3 Press the ON OFF button Fig 13 12 The unit will start automatically Room temperature above 24 C the unit will work in cooling mode Room temperature 20 C between 24 C the unit will work in fan mode Room temperature below 20 C the unit will work in heatin...

Page 8: ...C the unit will be in automatic Cooling mode During this operation the following LED s light up in green If the ambient temperature is less than 24 C but above 20 C the unit will work in Fan mode Following LED s light up in green If the ambient temperature is below 20 C the unit will work in Heating mode Following LED s light up in green If the unit is in Auto mode the fan speed will automatically...

Page 9: ...automatically switch off after the sleep function has been running for 12 hours Important The sleep function is not available whilst the unit is on the Auto Fan ventilation mode Heating Function Press the Mode button Fig 13 5 to select required function Automatic Cooling or Fan The indicator light of selected mode will show The Heating Function uses the ambient warm air to heat the area where it i...

Page 10: ...ternal Water Tank is empty Once completely empty replace the Rubber Plug in the Drain Hole and firmly tighten the Drain Cap The unit can now be plugged back in and switched on the Full Water Indicator or Compressor Operating Indicator should not be flashing Fig 15 If you wish to operate the unit without the need to empty the Internal Water Tank then the Drainage Tube can be used Fig 3 14 Remove th...

Page 11: ...y any excess water from the unit then set the unit to Fan mode for a few hours this will allow the inside of the unit to thoroughly dry Clean Air Filters or change the filters Note Cleaning for the Air Filter can be found on previous page Wrap the cord around the cord storage pegs Fig 18 To protect the unit against dust store in a dry place not accessible by children Fig18 Power cord TROUBLE SHOOT...

Page 12: ...he control panel The unit doesn t seem to cool the room down Is there direct sunshine in the room Close any curtains or blinds Too many windows or door open Close a door or window to reduce the loss of cold air Is there something in the room producing heat Turn any heater etc off The filters are dirty Clean or replace filters Air inlets or outlets are blocked Confirm that there is nothing obstruct...

Page 13: ...e collected separately in order to optimise the recovery and recycling of the materials they contain and reduce the impact on human health and the environment The crossed out wheeled bin symbol on the product reminds you of your obligation that when you dispose of the appliance it must be separately collected Consumers should contact their local authority or retailer for information concerning the...

Page 14: ...cover accessories or consumable parts that require replacement under normal use This includes shelving dials filters belts and trays etc In the unlikely event of a breakdown please refer to the Troubleshooting guide in your user manual and check all plugs fuses and the electricity supply If you still require assistance please contact our Customer Service department on 01473 271 272 or write to us ...

Page 15: ...able on our website www igenix co uk To register your product please complete all sections of the form below and return to us at the following address lgenix 38 Bluestem Road Ransomes Europark Ipswich IP3 9RR Alternatively you can visit the lgenix website and complete the form online Customer Details Title First Name Surname Address Post Code Email Telephone Product Information Product Code Beginn...

Page 16: ...sclaimer Igenix operate a policy of continual improvement and development We therefore reserve the right to change alter the specification and appearance of our appliances without prior notice All diagrams and images shown in this manual are for illustration purposes only ...

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