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Delivery

All devices are carefully packed 
before shipping. Please check the 
device immediately after delivery. 
Make a note of any damage or 
missing parts on the delivery note 
and inform the forwarding agent 
and your contractual partner. No 
warranty can be assumed for later 
complaints.

Erecting the device

■ 

Make sure that all air intake 
and air outlet openings are 
free; observe the minimum 
clearances (Fig. 2). 

■ 

Erect the device on a solid, 
even foundation (Fig. 3).

■ 

Make sure that people and 
sensitive objects such as plants 
are not directly affected by the 
emerging air. 

■ 

Connect the device to a 
properly installed plug socket 
(230V/50Hz) (Fig. 5). 

■ 

Insert the batteries into the 
remote control. To do so, 
push up the cover on the back 
side of the remote control 
and insert the batteries while 

observing the proper polarity.
Observe the marking inside 
the compartment (Fig. 6).

■ 

Check whether the plug of the 
condensate drain spout has 
been provided and whether 
it has been properly inserted. 
There is otherwise a danger of 
water emerging.

Exhaust air conduction

During the operation of the air 
conditioner, the device creates 
humid exhaust air that must be 
conducted outside of the room 
so that the cooling effect can be 
maintained.

Observe the following notices:   

■ 

Plug the air outlet hose in-
cluded in delivery onto the air 
outlet on the rear panel of the 
device.

■ 

Lock both catches on the air 
outlet into both openings of 
the air outlet hose.

■ 

Keep the air outlet hose as 
short as possible (max. length 
1400 mm). 

■ 

Always lay the air outlet 
hose with a constant upward 
incline from the device to the 
wall/window. Make sure it has 

a wide curve radius (Fig. 7). 

■ 

The air outlet hose may not be 
extended.

■ 

Pivot-hung windows
· 

Connect the air outlet hose to

Connect

Connect

 

the window jet and the de-
vice. 

  · Open the window and lay the 

 fl at nozzle between the win 

dow  trim and the window 
frame

    (Fig. 8).

■ 

Double-wing window 
Lay the fl at nozzle between 
the wings, close the window 
as far as possible, and secure 
the wings with a holding strap 
(Fig. 9).

■ 

Wall bushing 
In case of permanent instal-
lation (s. p. 9, Fig. 19), the 
exhaust air from the device is 
conducted outside the room 
through the wall bushing (Fig. 
10).

Device Structure

Fig. 8

 Hanging 

the window jet 
into a pivot-hung 
window

Fig. 9

 Secure the double-wing 

window using a holding strap.

Fig. 10 

 Permanent installation 

with a wall bushing (accessory, 
not included in supply schedule)

Fig. 3

 Vertical erection on 

solid, even foundation

Fig. 4

 Five-minute “wait“

Fig. 5

230 V / 50 Hz

Fig. 6

  Remote control

66

Abb. 7

  Attach the air outlet 

77

hose with a constant upward 
incline

Summary of Contents for MKT 240

Page 1: ...Timer Functional Principle of the Cooling Process Maintenance and Care Cleaning the Filter Draining the Condensate Trouble Shooting Taking the Device Out of Service Warranty Environment and Recycling...

Page 2: ...lines under carpeting Do not lay lines under carpeting Never operate the device with Never operate the device with out an air lter Never direct the air ow at Never direct the air ow at people Never op...

Page 3: ...ed Observe the following notices Plug the air outlet hose in cluded in delivery onto the air outlet on the rear panel of the device Lock both catches on the air outlet into both openings of the air ou...

Page 4: ...D 14 C F toggle button only on the remote control Operation The device is operated comfortably using the control panel on the device or the in frared remote control Keys with the same symbols have the...

Page 5: ...ed the display switches from the room temperature to the set tempera ture LED 13 lights up and shows the desired temperature for 15 seconds 7 Set the desired room temperature using the Timer Temp Adju...

Page 6: ...porates during operation and is then conducted outside with the exhaust air via the air outlet hose In case of extreme humidity the device collects conden sate in a reservoir If the permissible level...

Page 7: ...and pull the mains plug 2 Place a at tray under the condensate drain spout and remove the plug Fig 17 3 After the condensate has drained reinsert the plug rmly The device is not cooling properly Chec...

Page 8: ...design sub ject to alteration Control panel Evaporator fan Condenser Red Orange Yellow White White W Red Red Red Blue Blue Blue Blue Condenser Condenser Compressor Evaporator fan Reservoir motor Mains...

Page 9: ...480 mm with a diameter of at least 135 mm Take the minimum distance of 430 mm between the oor mounting surface of the device and the centre of the wall bushing into consideration Insert the telescopi...

Page 10: ...of the MKT 240 Technical dimensions and design subject to alteration Device Diagram 28 28 35 35 33 33 34 34 18 18 29 29 19 19 21 31 31 18 18 18 18 20 30 27 25 25 8 1 2 3 10 7 7 6 6 11 5 9 4 23 23 13...

Page 11: ...n wheel right circulation air 1106870 21 Fan motor circulation air 1106871 22 Side wall right 1106872 23 Circuit board 1106873 24 Mains supply line with plug 1106874 25 Front wall 1106875 26 Back wall...

Page 12: ...setting range C 16 bis 32 Temperature operating limits C 16 bis 35 Refrigerant R 407 C Refrigerant quantity kg 0 770 Circulation air volume ow rate m3 h 230 260 300 Exhaust air volume ow rate Max m3...

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