Olimpia splendid Maestro Smart Series Instructions For Installation, Use And Maintenance Manual Download Page 19

3.3.3 

Operational Modes

 

- Turning The Unit On/Off

Button 

T1

 is used to switch the unit off (stand-by mode) or to switch the unit back on.  An EPROM contained in the unit’s control board 

system settings are retained when the unit is shut off or de-energized.   

NOTE:

 If the unit will not be used for an extended period of time it should be de-energized by turning off the main power supply or pulling 

the plug from the wall socket.  

 

3.3.4 

Well being key (automatic operating) 

Button 

T2

 is used to allow the unit to obtain optimal comfort in the space being conditioned.  Based on the temperature of the room, the unit will 

automatically set the operating mode (cooling, ventilation or  heating if available), the temperature setting and fan speed.

 

3.3.5 

Cooling Mode

 

In this mode, the unit dehumidifies and cools the room.  Activate this mode by pressing button T4 

(Run mode selector) 

until the snowflake 

symbol D3 is displayed.  The desired temperature and fan speed can now be selected. After a maximum 3 minute delay (depending when 
the compressor ran last) the compressor will start, providing cooling to the space.  Startup of the compressor is indicated by LED B being lit 
(green).

 

3.3.6 

Dehumidification Mode

 

In this mode the unit lowers the humidity level in the space. This function is very useful during the temperate months between cooling and 
heating seasons, particularly on rainy days when the temperature is moderate but the humidity in the space is high, causing occupant 
discomfort.  In this mode room temperature and fan speed settings are ignored and as such no  temperature and fan speed indications are 
displayed.  Activate this mode by pressing button T4 

(Run mode selector) 

until the droplet symbol D4 and automatic ventilation symbol D1 

are displayed. In dehumidification mode it is normal for the unit to function intermittently.

 

3.3.7 

Ventilation Mode

 

When used in this mode the air conditioner does not perform any action with regard to temperature and air humidity in the room. Activate 
this mode by pressing button T4 

(Run mode selector) 

until the fan symbol D1 is displayed.

 In ventilation mode 

you can select the fan speed.

 

3.3.8 

Heating Mode

 

This mode is only available on heating pump (HP) models.  To activate heating mode press button T4 

(Run mode selector) 

until the sun 

symbol D2 is displayed.

  

The required temperature and fan speed can be selected.  After a maximum of 3 minutes the compressor should 

start, and unit provides heat to the space.  The start of the compressor is indicated by LED B being lit (green).

 

3.3.9 

Defrost Mode

 

The unit automatically enters defrost mode from time to time to remove frost that can form on the coil.  When in defrost mode, the 
compressor continues to run but no heat is provided to the space as the indoor fan is shut off.  When the outdoor temperature is very 
low, there  may be a slight delay going from minimum to maximum speed.  Similar delays may occur when activating the movable baffle.  
After the unit is turned off the internal fan runs for an additional 60 seconds, then stops while both air flaps close. 

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3.3.11  Adjusting fan speed

 

Fan speed can be adjusted by pressing the T5 button. Pressing this button several times changes the speed in this order: low, 
medium, high and automatic.  The higher fan speed provides greater the output, which also results in a higher sound level.  By selecting 
automatic

 

mode, the microprocessor adjusts the fan speed as required using the following logic:  As the difference between the actual room 

temperature and the user setpoint increases, so does the fan speed.  As the room temperature lowers toward the setpoint, fan speed is 
reduced.   

NOTE:

 When in dehumidification mode, fan speed cannot be adjusted as the control will only operate the fan at low speed.

 

3.3.12  Night Mode (cooling)

 

To activate Night Mode (cooling), first set the operational mode to cooling and set the desired room temperature.  Now press the T4 button. 
Ideally night mode is selected just as you go to bed.  The cooling setpoint is maintained for one hour. During the next two hours the cooling 
setpoint gradually increased while the fan is run low speed.  At this point the cooling setpoint no longer changes. 

Press the T9 button to activate or deactivate the continuous sweeping of the air baffle.  Once activated, pressing the T9 button again will 

lock the baffle in placed.  The allows the user to select the airflow direction best suited for their personal comfort.  

Note

: Never attempt to move or force the baffle by hand.  Doing so will cause irreparable damage.

Summary of Contents for Maestro Smart Series

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION USEAND MAINTENANCE Customer Service It means the world to us because customers are our world...

Page 2: ...de Ventilation Mode Heating Mode HP model only Airflow Directional Control Checking fan speed Night Mode Cooling Night Mode Heating Setting the operating programs Setting the exact time Setting the ti...

Page 3: ...nstalled must be sturdy and able to withstand its weight It must be possible to leave room around the unit for any maintenance operations that may be necessary Nothing can be in the way of the air tha...

Page 4: ...ing damper or spray corrosive cleaning agents into the unit 4A to 4G Do not allow curtains or other hanging materials to block the flow of air entering or exiting the unit Do not allow airflow to dire...

Page 5: ...5 8 9 A 6 B A 12 3...

Page 6: ...10 A B 13 14 A 16 4...

Page 7: ...17 18 A C B A 20 A C B D 5...

Page 8: ...23 B 24 A B 6...

Page 9: ...C B A E F C A D B C A B B A 7...

Page 10: ...H D7 2 M D9 D10 T1 T3 F s T2 A E T4 N T7 T5 T6 T8 T11 T9 T10 AUTO NOTE The remote control is equipped with a sliding cover that can be positioned to permit access only to the ON OFF automatic operatin...

Page 11: ...rly providing optimum room temperatures with minimum energy costs The manual is divided into 3 sections or chapters CHAP 1 GENERAL INFORMATION Aimed at the installer and the end user this chapter incl...

Page 12: ...COMPONENTS In addition to the unit this package includes the parts listed below Before installing verify the parts are within easy reach A Strip of adhesive isolating tape B Air inlet and outlet exter...

Page 13: ...es required to install the unit WARNINGS fig 4 The unit should not be placed under curtains that may block free movement of the air Do not spray water or other liquids of any kind directly on the unit...

Page 14: ...ge of the flange as indicated in the figure Fix the two flanges using 2 pegs having a diameter of 1 4 and check that the two fixing holes are horizontal Fit the small eyelet of the spring with the lon...

Page 15: ...which air flows upwards The same configuration may also be used to install the unit near the ceiling with the cooling function allowing an increase tothe airflow in the room Figure 21 refers to a unit...

Page 16: ...RL OFF ON ON OFF Maximum level of condensate water OF OFF ON ON ON Invalid EEprom parameters CKS ON OFF OFF OFF Room temperature probe fault short circuit TFS1 ON ON OFF OFF Room temperature probe fau...

Page 17: ...black active carbon filter fig 26 ref C on the filter rack fig 26 ref A and lock it to the specific tongues fig 26 ref D Fit the purifying filter green fig 26 ref B on the first pin that is on the fi...

Page 18: ...nterface between the user and the unit It s designed to provide excellent performance when used responsibly It is sturdy but should nevertheless be handled with care For example do not leave it out in...

Page 19: ...lable on heating pump HP models To activate heating mode press button T4 Run mode selector until the sun symbol D2 is displayed The required temperature and fan speed can be selected After a maximum o...

Page 20: ...number 1 This allows the user to set the stop time for the 1st program Press the T7 button to increase or decrease the time you want program 1 to stop Program 1 is now set To set program 2 press the T...

Page 21: ...al performance operational limits and physical dimensions weights consult the specifications document for this specific unit 3 FAULTS The unit does not turn on POSSIBLE CAUSES No power supply The powe...

Page 22: ...it selection Prior to Starting the unit verify Supply Voltage to the unit _______ Install batteries in Remote Control Start Unit to verify operation and record requested values below The following val...

Page 23: ...A completed data sheet available on www olimpiasplendidusa com must be submitted along with the warranty claim if requesting a replacement unit due to compressor failure Claims submitted with a missi...

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