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iGenix IG9907, User Manual

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APPLIANCE OVERVIEW

Front

Back

Accessories

Parts

Parts Name

Quantity

Exhaust hose connector

Exhaust hose

Exhaust hose adapter 

1 set

Window slider kit

1 set

Window slider without 

hole

1 set

Remote control

1 set

Drainage hose

1 set

1.  Control panel
2.  Handle (both sides)
3.  Castors
4.  Louvres

5.  Intake grille
6.  Air outlet grille
7.  Intake grille
8.  Power cable

9.  Plug fixer
10.  Drainage point
11.  Drainage point

Exhaust Assembly

Exhaust

hose

Exhaust hose 

connector

Exhaust hose 

adapter

Summary of Contents for IG9907

Page 1: ...onditioner White Please read these instructions carefully before use and retain for future reference Before switching on your appliance always check for any damage which may have been caused in transi...

Page 2: ...ation 5 Appliance Overview 6 Installation 7 9 Operating Instructions 10 14 Water Drainage 15 16 Cleaning and Maintenance 17 Trouble Shooting Guide 18 Error Codes 19 Fuse Replacement 20 Disposal Inform...

Page 3: ...ed at the side of the unit 4 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 to allow the coolant gases t...

Page 4: ...n the unit by spraying it or immersing in water 21 Do not unplug the unit while it is working this could damage the electronic circuits Always use the control panel to start and stop the unit 22 Alway...

Page 5: ...5 Power Supply Hz 50 Compressor Rotary Refrigerant R290 Fan Speeds High Low Timer Yes Operating Temperature C 18 35 Energy Rated Class I Room Size m Up to 15m2 Net Weight kg 22 6 Product Dimensions H...

Page 6: ...w slider kit 1 set Window slider without hole 1 set Remote control 1 set Drainage hose 1 set 1 Control panel 2 Handle both sides 3 Castors 4 Louvres 5 Intake grille 6 Air outlet grille 7 Intake grille...

Page 7: ...and carefully lift until it slides out of the foam base Install the exhaust hose assembly onto the unit before switching on Installing Exhaust Hose Extend the exhaust hose by pulling out the two ends...

Page 8: ...the unit overheating Warning Do not use the unit in a wet room such as a bathroom or laundry room or in areas where the unit is likely to get splashed Important The length of the exhaust hose has bee...

Page 9: ...to Panel A and size to window width Ensure that the window kit assembly is free from gaps from gaps and or air pockets when taking measurements Lock the screw into the holes that correspond With the w...

Page 10: ...C High speed fan selected D Dehumidify mode selected E Cooling mode selected F Fan mode selected 1 Timer button 2 Fan button 3 Increase temperature button 4 Display screen 5 Decrease temperature butto...

Page 11: ...ut it back Inserting or Replacing the Batteries Remove the cover on the rear of the remote control Insert two AAA 1 5V batteries in the correct position see instructions inside the battery compartment...

Page 12: ...most suitable temperature for the room during the summer varies from 24 C to 27 C 75 F to 81 F You are recommended however not to set a temperature much below the outdoor temperature The fan speed di...

Page 13: ...to delay the appliance start up or shut down This avoids wasting electricity by optimising operating periods Programming start up Turn on the appliance and choose the desired mode for example cooling...

Page 14: ...the sun by partially closing curtains and or blinds to make the appliance much more economical to run Fig 10 Never rest objects of any kind on the appliance Do not block the air inlet or outlet of the...

Page 15: ...er may spill so have a suitable pan or container ready to collect the water not supplied with unit Connect the drain hose See diagram The water can be continuously drained through the hose into a floo...

Page 16: ...r may spill so ensure you have a pan ready to collect the water not supplied with unit 3 Connect the drain hose Fig 17 4 The water can be continuously drained through the hose into a floor drain or bu...

Page 17: ...t evaporator from the back of grid Avoid contact with the metal parts of the appliance when removing or re installing the filter to reduce the risk of personal injury Use a vacuum cleaner to remove du...

Page 18: ...haust hose if so remove obstacle Check if Timer function has been activated Runs without cooling in Air Conditioning mode Ensure the air exhaust hose is vented correctly out of a window or through a w...

Page 19: ...lution PROBE FAILURE sensor damaged If this is displayed contact your local authorised service centre FULL TANK safety tank full Empty the internal safety tank following the instructions in the End of...

Page 20: ...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 cont...

Page 21: ...ccessories 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 Troubleshooti...

Page 22: ...his means that in the unlikely event you develop a fault or problem with your product we will happily repair or replace the item free of charge To qualify for the 2 year warranty you must register you...

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