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4.1.4 temperature display
The two-digit display shows the required set temperature as well
as any fault codes. The display flashes for approx. 20 seconds as
soon as a new set temperature has been set. In the FAN operating
mode, the current temperature of the room air being circulated
is displayed.
4.1.5 timer indicator
The indicator illuminates when a timer operation has been
enabled.
4.2 operating the internal appliance
The emergency pushbutton is located on the right below the front
flap which pivots up. Various operating conditions can be achieved
by pressing this pushbutton once or several times.
4.2.1 Forced operating mode auto or cool
The operating modes COOL and AuTO can be forced when the
appliance is off using the emergency pushbutton.
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Press the key once to start AuTO mode. The temperature
display shows 24 °C and the defrost symbol illuminates. The
remote control is blocked.
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Press the key again within three seconds to start COOL mode.
The temperature display shows 24 °C. The remote control is
blocked.
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Press the key a third time within three seconds to stop the
appliance.
By pressing the ON/OFF key on the remote control, the forced
operating mode can be stopped again.
4.3 operation with the remote control
4.3.1 inserting batteries into the remote control
Two batteries type R03/LR03 1.5 V (AAA) are part of the standard
delivery.
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Push the cover of the battery compartment down and
remove.
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Insert batteries the right way round. The battery compart-
ment is inscribed accordingly.
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Close the cover of the battery compartment again.
Replace the batteries at the latest if
- the range of the remote control diminishes or
- the wall mounted air conditioning appliance does not issue
an audible signal.
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Risk of damage
Leaking battery contents can destroy the remote control.
Remove the batteries if you are not going to use the
remote control for several weeks
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Disposal
Never dispose of spent batteries with standard household
waste. Instead use the battery collection point at your
local recycling centre.
4.3.2 using the remote control
The remote control has different function keys and a display with
symbols. Pushing a function key sends the triggered signal to the
wall mounted air conditioning appliance, and the transmission
symbol appears at the top left of the remote control display. The
appliance acknowledges receipt of the signal with a short audible
signal.
When handling the remote control, ensure that
- the distance between the remote control and the wall mount-
ed air conditioning appliance is not greater than approx. 6 m
(subject to the state of the batteries).
- there are no objects between the remote control and the wall
mounted air conditioning appliance, such as plants or walls.
- when pressing a key, you point the remote control towards
the infrared receiver of the wall mounted air conditioning
appliance.
- there are no fluorescent or electronically controlled lights in
the proximity of the internal appliance.
4.3.3 confirmation signal
To avoid confirmation signals becoming irritating, the appliance
only emits an acknowledgement when a series of keys has been
pressed.
Example:
You want to lower the set temperature from 25 °C to 19 °C. Press
the decrease key six times until 19 °C is shown on the remote
control display. About one second after you have pressed the key
for the last time, the appliance emits a signal in acknowledgement.
After you have pressed any key once, the remote control awaits
further input. If the same key or another key is pressed again
within the waiting period, the waiting period recommences. If you
do not press any other key within the waiting period, the appliance
emits a signal in acknowledgement.