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Operating manual – local air conditioner PAC 2010 S

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Control panel

Air inlet

Handle

Wheels

Air inlet with air filter

Exhaust air hose connection

Condensate outlet with rubber stopper

Remote control

Air outlet with ventilation flaps

Summary of Contents for PAC 2010 S

Page 1: ...TRT BA PAC2010S TC 001 EN PAC 2010 S EN OPERATING MANUAL LOCAL AIR CONDITIONER ...

Page 2: ...t guarantee that they may be used freely and primarily following the spelling of the manufacturer Product names are registered Changes to construction in the interests of constant improvements to the product as well as changes to the shape and colour are reserved The scope of delivery may vary from product images This document was created with all due care Trotec GmbH Co KG accepts no liability wh...

Page 3: ...s plug into a properly secured mains socket Observe the technical data when selecting extensions to the power cable Completely unroll the extension cable Avoid electrical overload Before carrying out maintenance care or repair work on the device remove the mains plug from the mains socket Hold onto the mains plug while doing so Switch the device off and disconnect the power cable from the mains so...

Page 4: ...ct the power cable from the mains socket Hold onto the mains plug while doing so 2 Do not reconnect a defective device to the mains Information about the device Device description The device serves the purpose of cooling the room air It further filters and dehumidifies the air thus creating an agreeable room climate The unit cools the room air by withdrawing warmth The absorbed warmth is emitted t...

Page 5: ...H S l e e p i n g T i m e r M o d e S p e e d PO W ER Sl ee pi ng Ti m er Fa n Co ol i n g Sp ee d De hu mid i f y i n g Au t o ma t i c F C H 1 2 3 4 5 6 5 7 8 9 2 No Designation 1 Control panel 2 Air inlet 3 Handle 4 Wheels 5 Air inlet with air filter 6 Exhaust air hose connection 7 Condensate outlet with rubber stopper 8 Remote control 9 Air outlet with ventilation flaps ...

Page 6: ... contrary might lead to compressor damage and a malfunctioning device If so any warranty claims will be voided Storage Before storing the device proceed as follows Drain the remaining condensate from the device and the condensation drain hose see chapter Maintenance When the device is not being used observe the following storage conditions dry and protected from frost and heat in an upright positi...

Page 7: ... Use cable bridges Make sure that extension cables are completely unrolled Keep air inlets and outlets as well as the exhaust air hose connection free Make sure that no curtains or other objects interfere with the air flow Prior to initial start up insert the batteries in the remote control Inserting the air filter Notice Do not operate the device without an inserted air filter Without an air filt...

Page 8: ... oli ng Sp ee d De hum i d i f y i n g Au t o ma t i c F C H Discharging exhaust air The exhaust air coming from the device contains waste heat from the room to be cooled For this reason it is recommended to discharge the exhaust air to the outside The end of the exhaust air hose can be fed through the open window If required secure the open window with the corresponding means so that the end of t...

Page 9: ...rheat and shut down The dimensions of the exhaust air hose were especially made to fit the device Do not replace or extend the hose for it could cause a malfunction Opening the ventilation flaps 1 Prior to switching the device on open the ventilation flaps at the air outlet Sleeping Tim er Mode Spe ed POW ER Slee ping Time r Fan Cool ing Spee d Dehum idifying Autom atic F C H Connecting the power ...

Page 10: ...ling Dehumidifying dehumidification Automatic automatic operation 13 POWER button Power button Switching the device on and off 14 POWER LED Illuminated when the device is switched on 15 Speed button Setting the fan stage Stage 1 low fan speed Stage 2 high fan speed 16 Mode button Selecting the operating mode automatic operation cooling dehumidification ventilation 17 Decrease value button Reducing...

Page 11: ...ill be illuminated to indicate cooling mode Dehumidification Info Remove the exhaust air hose during dehumidification otherwise the performance will be insufficient In dehumidification mode the humidity level in the room is reduced The temperature cannot be adjusted and the fan runs at speed level 1 1 Press the Mode button 16 until the operating mode LED for Dehumidifying 12 is illuminated ð The S...

Page 12: ...on 12 is illuminated ð The current room temperature is indicated on the segment display 11 2 Press the Speed button 15 to set the desired fan stage ð The Speed LED 10 for the selected fan stage will be illuminated ð The Automatic LED 12 will be illuminated to indicate automatic operation Setting the timer The timer has two modes of operation automatic switch on upon expiry of a preset number of ho...

Page 13: ...to its previous setting Changing the unit C F The temperature in the segment display 11 can be indicated in C or F Please proceed as follows to change the temperature unit 1 Simultaneously press and hold the Increase value 18 and Decrease value 17 buttons for 3 s ð The displayed temperature is converted to the other unit Remote control All settings of the device can also be made using the remote c...

Page 14: ...ice from the mains and let it cool down for approx 10 minutes before reconnecting it Check whether the ambient temperature equals the target temperature in cooling mode or 24 C in automatic operation The compressor will not switch on unless the target temperature is reached The compressor may start up with a delay of 3 min as it is provided with an internal protection against direct restart The de...

Page 15: ...ttachment screws X X Test run X Maintenance and care log Device type Device number Maintenance and care interval 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Empty condensation tank and drain hose Check the air inlets and outlets for dirt and foreign objects and clean if necessary Clean the exterior Visually check the inside of the device for dirt Check the air filter for dirt and foreign objects and cl...

Page 16: ...nings of the device 3 Check the inside of the device for dirt 4 If you see a thick layer of dust have the inside of the device cleaned by a specialist company for cooling and air conditioning or by Trotec 5 Put the air filter back in Cleaning the air filter The air filters have to be cleaned as soon as they are dirty This is brought to light e g by a reduced capacity see chapter Errors and faults ...

Page 17: ... under the condensate outlet S l e ep i n g T i m er M od e S pe ed PO W ER Sl ee pin g Tim er Fa n Co oli ng Sp ee d De hum i d i f y i n g Au t o ma t i c F C H 2 Remove the rubber stopper from the condensate outlet S l e ep i n g Ti m er M od e S pe ed PO W ER Sle ep i n g Tim er Fa n Co oli ng Sp ee d Deh um i d i f y i n g Aut om atic F C H 3 Drain the condensate 4 Reattach the rubber stopper...

Page 18: ... for a considerable time Store the device according to the Storage chapter Technical annex Technical data Model PAC 2010 S Cooling capacity 2 kW Dehumidification performance 1 l h Operating temperature 15 C to 35 C Temperature setting range 15 C to 31 C Max air volume flow 230 m3 h Mains connection 1 N PE 220 V 240 V 50 Hz Nominal current 3 5 A Power input cooling operation 0 8 kW Sound pressure l...

Page 19: ...manual local air conditioner PAC 2010 S Spare parts drawing and list PAC 2010 S Note The position numbers of the spare parts differ from those describing the positions of other parts mentioned in this operating manual ...

Page 20: ...lectric Control Box 31 Cover of Connector 53 Water level switch bracket 10 For rubber 32 Right Cover 54 float switch 11 KSS 33 Condenser 55 Hydro extracting Fan 12 Main Board 34 Evaporator 56 Hydro extracting Motor 13 Motor Capacitor 35 Sense Temperature Bracket 57 Hydro extracting Motorcover 14 Electric Control Box 36 Thermal probe card holder 58 Back Bracket 15 Compressor Capacitor 37 Inner Air ...

Page 21: ... prevent negative effects for the environment and human health caused by the disposal of hazardous substances potentially contained in the equipment You are responsible for deleting any personal data stored on the waste equipment to be disposed of The device is operated with fluorinated greenhouse gas which can be dangerous for the environment and contribute to global warming when emitted to the a...

Page 22: ...Trotec GmbH Co KG Grebbener Str 7 D 52525 Heinsberg 49 2452 962 400 49 2452 962 200 info trotec com www trotec com ...

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