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Multifunctional display

 

The display is divided into 4 areas. 
The operating mode is displayed in the upper area. 

Operating mode display: 

                               Dehumidification 
                       Cooling (+ dehumidification) 
                Not assigned 
        Not assigned 
Ventilation (only ventilation mode) 

In the 3 lower areas, the following is displayed: 
1. Selected temperature       2. Fan operation 
3. Clock / Timer functions 

Important information about switching off the unit. 

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Under certain circumstances, the fan continues to 
run for approx. 30 seconds after the unit has been 
switched off. In this case, the red light on the unit is 
illuminated. 

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After the unit has been switched off, the condensa-
tion pump continues to run for approx. 7 minutes. 

Checking signal transmission 

Point the remote control at the receiver of the indoor 
unit. Press the ON/OFF button once. The air-
conditioning unit now indicates proper reception by 
beeping. At same time, the green light on the receiver 
lights up. 

Fan operation display 

             Customisation active? 
Fan speed 

Plate fin setting 

Temperature display 

Temperature 
measurement unit 

                 Selected temperature 
    Unit configuration 
Unit address 

Battery status 

Clock / timer functions display 

                                     Daily program 
                Programmed shut-down 
Programmed start-up 

Time of day or programmed 
on/off time 

Night program 

Switching the unit off - Button (7)

 

The air-conditioning unit is switched off with the button
(7)    . To do this, the current settings must be illumi-
nated on the remote control display. If only the clock 
can be seen, the button (7)      must be pressed first. If 
the unit does not switch off, this process must be re-
peated. 

Switching the unit on - Button (7)

 

If the air-conditioning unit is to be switched on, only the 
clock may be visible on the remote control display. If 
other symbols are displayed, first press the button (7) 
and then only the clock is visible. 
To switch the unit on, press the button (7)     and the 
green light on the indoor unit lights up. The functions 
stored in the remote control are displayed. The unit is 
operated according to these functions. 
The condensation pump switches after a brief delay and 
is in continuous operation during cooling mode. 
A beep indicates that signals are being transmitted from 
the remote control to the unit. If, when the unit is 
switched on, there is no acoustic signal and the green 
light does not light up, this process must be repeated 
(switch off the remote control / switch on the unit). 
The following section describes how to adjust the re-
mote control and the indoor unit to the operator’s needs. 

Setting the clock - Button 19

 

To use the Timer program, you must set the clock on 
the remote control beforehand. 
To do this, the button (19)      must be pressed and held 
down once for at least 5 seconds. The hours blink and 
can be adjusted with the buttons      and      . The min-
utes are set the same way after the button (19) has 
been pressed. 
The clock is activated by pressing the button (19) again. 

Important information about switching on the unit. 

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The compressor starts approximately 3 min. after a 
safety period has elapsed to prevent damage. 

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To protect the compressor from further damage, it 
always runs for at least 3 minutes before it switches 
off. 

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The air-conditioning unit only beeps when the signal 
has been properly transmitted. 

Summary of Contents for RKV 13 C

Page 1: ...REMKO powerful like a bear REMKO RKV 13 C 18 C 24 C Ceiling Cassettes Edition GB P05 Operation Technology Spare Parts...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...sonnel 16 Installation 17 Condensation Connection 19 Electrical Connection 19 Two Room and Fresh Air Connection 21 Prior to Initial Operation 22 Initial Operation 22 Certification for Initial Operatio...

Page 4: ...indoor unit and the remote control from moisture Protect all electric cables and connection lines from being damaged for example by animals Protect the air conditioning unit and the remote con trol fr...

Page 5: ...at the polarity is correct when inserting the batteries Use the labelling in the slot Close the battery slot again Once the reset button 20 see page 12 is pressed the remote control is ready for opera...

Page 6: ...sor of the fan is defective or outside of its regu lation range Blinks 4 times The frost protection mechanism has been activated Blinks 10 times EEPROM defective Green light ON OFF signal It lights up...

Page 7: ...he unit does not switch off this process must be re peated Switching the unit on Button 7 If the air conditioning unit is to be switched on only the clock may be visible on the remote control display...

Page 8: ...mbol appears on the display M Cooling mode In this operating mode the room in the air is cooled and slightly dehumidified The following section Temperature selection buttons describes how to set the d...

Page 9: ...late fins can be set to The air outlet plate fins are set for oscillat ing air distribution Symbols on the display The positions and settings of the air outlet plate fins are represented by the follow...

Page 10: ...orresponding symbol disappears from the dis play 3 Remember if the unit is already switched on it is only possible to program another start up time The current settings of the unit are transferred for...

Page 11: ...s 5 Press the button 6 repeatedly until UCFG ap pears on the display 6 Press either the button 8 or 9 to change the preset from heating pump HP to air conditioning unit AC 7 Press the button 13 to tra...

Page 12: ...and then press the 7 button to quit the configuration menu G If no button is pressed for 30 seconds the configu ration menu is automatically exited and program ming must be started from the beginning...

Page 13: ...e to the bottom Customer Service and Guarantee For the guarantee to be valid the purchaser or his cus tomer must completely fill out the guarantee certificate enclosed with all units and send it back...

Page 14: ...ia control line outdoor part Power consumption W 75 80 105 Current consumption A 0 4 0 4 0 5 Fan capacity W 63 68 93 Fan speeds 3 automatic 3 automatic 3 automatic Air volume current per speed m h 550...

Page 15: ...hade Electromagnetic fields are disrupt ing transmission Does the unit work when devices in the vicinity are switched off No signal transmission when sources of disruption are operated simultaneously...

Page 16: ...bjects that emit intense heat e g lights Install it in the middle of the room instead Wall lead throughs Wall lead throughs are necessary to establish the con nection between the indoor unit and the o...

Page 17: ...on mount and the bottom of the intermedi ate ceiling see figure above Connect the refrigerant control and condensation lines to the indoor unit as described below and check again hat the unit is posit...

Page 18: ...t is conducted using dry nitrogen The connections that have been established are sprayed with a leak locator spray to test for imperme ability If bubbles appear the connection was not made properly Ti...

Page 19: ...door unit the system must be cur rent free The electrical connections of the indoor unit and the ter minals of the control line to the outdoor part are located on the regulating panel The regulating p...

Page 20: ...utral conduct External conduct No function Protection conduct Wiring diagram RKV 13 C Main board Fan motor Micro float regulator Condensation pump LED IR connection Plate fin motor and micro plate fin...

Page 21: ...nit To do this use a black strip with ad hesive on one side which is stuck to the opening s to be sealed The strip must be able to withstand the strain from the air pressure permanently The flanged co...

Page 22: ...indicate operation 3 Connect the unit to the power supply and switch the power on 4 Press down the buttons 9 and 13 of the re mote control for five seconds The display is deleted The letters Src for a...

Page 23: ...re The following must be performed measured validated during initial operation Test Visible check setup assembly of outdoor part and indoor unit s OK problem Visible check of the heat exchanger OK pro...

Page 24: ...REMKO GmbH Co KG Klima und W rmetechnik D 32791 Lage Im Seelenkamp 12 D 32777 Lage PO Box 1827 Phone 49 5232 606 0 Fax 49 5232 606260 E Mail info remko de Internet www remko de...

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