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Functions

Room
temp.

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Wind
direction

Winter

.

Dry

Fresh Air

 

Introduction

Cool in Summer

Warm in Winter 

(heat pump units only)

Exhaust Air Vent

Dry During Wet or
Humid Conditions 

(dehumidifying)

TECO’s window - wall room air conditioners are engineered 
to maintain a comfortable temperature.
Each unit comes packed with a host of features that make it 
easy for you to operate, set and forget.
Simple and clever controls let you reach optimum comfort 
with ease.

During hot summer days, the air conditioner can 
cool down the room by circulating the air within 
the room and cooling it. 

During cold winter months, the air conditioner 
can keep the room warm by circulating the cold 
air within the room and heating it. 

Opening the exhaust air vent door to exhaust air 
from the room, allowing fresh air to enter.

In wet or humid conditions, the air conditioner 
can dehumidify the air by drawing moisture 
from the air and leaving the room dry and fresh 
without eff ecting the temperature.

Summary of Contents for TWW22CFAGJBB

Page 1: ...AGJBB TWW53HFAGJBB TWW60CFAGJBB TWW60HFAGJBB Thank you for selecting our super quality Air Conditioner To ensure satisfactory operation for many years to come this User s Manual should be read carefully before using your air conditioner After reading store it in a safe place Please refer to the manual for questions on use or in the event that any irregularities occur ...

Page 2: ...The information contained in this material is provided by Teco Australia Pty Ltd in good faith The information supplied to our knowledge is correct however is subject to change without notice therefore before relying on the material in any important matter users should carefully evaluate its accuracy completeness and relevance for their purpose It is not intended as a substitute for consulting the...

Page 3: ...x Safety Precautions 4 Functions 6 Operating Conditions 7 Installation 8 Part Identification 10 Control Panel 11 Remote Control 12 Operation Tips 16 General Operation 17 Care Maintenance 19 Troubleshooting 20 ...

Page 4: ...not touch the swing louvres The internal fan rotates at a high speed and thus such an action may result in an injury or malfunction Do not attempt to repair take apart or modify the appliance It may result in fire and or electric shock Refer servicing to your dealer or Teco Service Centre Do not put the appliance near heat generating devices such as stoves fan heaters etc The plastic parts may mel...

Page 5: ...r leakage Do not use the appliance in places that may be subject to oil or flammable gas leakage Such a leakage around the appliance may cause combustion and fire Do not wash the appliance with water It may cause an electric shock Do not use the appliance where it is likely to come in contact with water Exposure to water may result in fire or electric shock caused by a leak of electricity All elec...

Page 6: ...t and forget Simple and clever controls let you reach optimum comfort with ease During hot summer days the air conditioner can cool down the room by circulating the air within the room and cooling it During cold winter months the air conditioner can keep the room warm by circulating the cold air within the room and heating it Opening the exhaust air vent door to exhaust air from the room allowing ...

Page 7: ...s too low the compressor could vibrate violently to damage the refrigerant system and easily cause the compressor and electric components not opperate correctly All earth leads must be connected An approved power outlet must be used Furthermore the power outlet must conform to the wiring regulations All electrical wiring and connections must comply to the current electrical Australian Standards an...

Page 8: ...m cooling efficiency the air conditioner is designed to splash the condensation water on the condenser coil The cooling heating model has a thermostatically controlled drain mechanicism The drain will open 14o C approx to allow water to flow from the base of the unit and will close 15o C approx WARNING Do not push any object into the condensate drain hole as it may damage the condensation water th...

Page 9: ...nit The minimum clearances required are shown below A clear area is necessary around the interior of the cabinet to allow adequate air flow through the unit The minimum clearances required are shown below At least 1500mm 1500mm Unobstructed Area 500mm 500mm External Clearances Internal Clearances Installation ...

Page 10: ...l panel Air filter behind front grille Airflow direction vane Horizontal vane Airflow direction adjustment up and down Vertical vane The vertical airflow direction vane is controlled by positioning the vane to discharge the air left right or striaght ahead This is controlled by the swing button on the control panel or remote control Air Direction Adjustment ...

Page 11: ...decrease the selected time in 1 hour decrements SIGNAL RECEIVER MODE BUTTON Select the operation mode AUTO HEAT COOL FAN DRY for reverse cycle model or AUTO COOL FAN DRY for cooling only model FILTER BUTTON This feature is a reminder to clean the Air Filter see Care Cleaning The LED light will illuminate after 250 hours operation To reset after cleaning the filter press the Filter button and the l...

Page 12: ...ill be cancelled while unit is off When the mains power is switched on Auto mode is pre selected Under Auto mode the temperature will not be displayed Pressing this button Auto Cool Dry Fan Heat mode can be selected If Heat mode is selected the initial set point temperature is 28o C and if any other mode is selected the initial set point temperature is 25o C Press the clock button to set up the cl...

Page 13: ... button decreases the set point temperature Pressing this button the temperature can be decreased By holding this button down for two seconds will quickly change the temperature until the button is released The temperature adjustment is unavailable under the Auto mode selecting an alternative mode will allow the temperature to be selected The selectable temperature range is 16o C 30o C This button...

Page 14: ...ller are replaced no timer is set by default HOUR ON OFF will not display and only the clock symbol is displayed Before setting the Timer please ensure the clock has been set correctly When the unit is on press TIMER OFF button HOUR OFF will blink and display the symbol After 5 seconds of blinking the value can be adjusted by pressing or buttons Each press of this button 0 5 hour will be increased...

Page 15: ...and HIGH 5 Press the SWING button to activate deactivate the louvre movement 1 Press the SLEEP button to start the air conditioner sleep function 2 Press the TIMER ON or TIMER OFF to set the timer function 3 Press the DISPLAY A C to control the light on the air conditioner display 4 Press the ENERGY SAVER to set this function on or off AUTO MODE When AUTO MODE is selected the set temperature will ...

Page 16: ...of the arrow 2 Remove the exiting batteries 3 Insert two new AAA 1 5V batteries Ensure the batteries are inserted in the correct direction as in the image to the right 4 Replace the back cover once the batteries are securely in place When changing the batteries do not mix new and old batteries Do not mix brands or battery types If the remote control is not used for long periods remove the batterie...

Page 17: ...ine directly in the room while the air conditioner is operating Clean the air filter regularly Blockages in the air filter reduce dehumidifying effects Clean the air filter at least once every two weeks To keep the room temperature uniform adjust the vertical and horizontal airflow direction to ensure uniform temperature in the room Ventilate the room occasionally Since windows and doors are kept ...

Page 18: ...od etc Do not use heating equipment in the vicinity of the air conditioner The plastic parts could distort if exposed to excessive heat Do not block the air intake and outlet vents This reduces appliance performance and causes irregular operation Do not insert any objects into these vents as it is dangerous to touch the electric components and fans Avoid exposing the body directly to a continuous ...

Page 19: ...rgent in the water used to wash the filter Let the filter dry thoroughly before reinstalling it into the air conditioner If necessary please ask your local service center personnel to assist Check if air inlet and outlet of outdoor unit are clear 2 Use a soft cloth when cleaning the cabinet If the cabinet is very dirty dip cloth into warm water below 40o C 3 Don t use gas benzene solvent cleanser ...

Page 20: ...s when the airflow from the air conditioner cools the warm room air This is to protect the mechanism Wait about three minutes and operation will begin Air conditioner efficiency is poor Odours or foggy air is released from the air conditioner Air conditioner operates with excess noise It seems that condensation is leaking from air conditioner Air conditioner dose not operate for about 3 minutes wh...

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