AERMEC SGE250, Руководство по установке

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which stores the settings in the memory.
• If there is a power cut, when the power is restored
the air conditioner will restart with the settings
previously stored in the memory.
• When one of the following phenomena occur,
switch the unit off and disconnect it from the
power supply, then contact your local Aftersales
Service (interventions must only be carried out by
“Personnel with specific technical skills”):
- The power cable is overheated or damaged.
- The unit emits an anomalous sound while
operating.
- A circuit power failure is frequently triggered.
- The air conditioner gives off a burning smell.
- The internal unit leaks.
• If the unit carries on working in abnormal conditions,
or errors arise, this could lead to malfunctioning,
electric shock and fire.
• The installation position must ensure an appropriate
absorption of vibrations and noise exclusion. Ensure
that the air and noise coming from the unit do not
disturb your neighbours.
• Do not under any circumstances insert your fingers
or any object into the unit. This could cause damage
as the internal fans rotate at high speed.
• Do not leave any cables in direct contact with
the refrigerant pipes as they could reach high
temperatures and moving parts, such as the fans.
• The outdoor unit must be installed so as to ensure
that air discharged from the unit itself is not
recirculated and there is sufficient space around the
machine for operations and maintenance.
• The installation site must be well-ventilated so that
the outdoor unit can take in and discharge sufficient
quantities of air. Ensure that there are no obstacles
near the outdoor unit’s air inlets or outlets. Remove
any obstacles which may be blocking the intake or
discharge of air.
• The installation position must ensure that the
external parts are not covered by snow and it not
subject to the effects produced by fumes from fuel
and oils.
• Avoid direct exposure of the unit to solar radiation: it
is recommended to install protection.
• Disconnect the unit from the power supply during
thunderstorms.
• The installation site must guarantee drainage of
rainwater and water produced during the defrosting
cycle.
• The site of installation must be positioned so that
the discharge air outlet is not exposed to strong
winds and the air discharged must be free to
disperse into the atmosphere.
• To prevent disturbances, the units' supply cables
must be place at a distance of more than one metre
from electronic equipment, such as TVs, radios, etc.
(in case of cables with a heavy load, 1 metre distance
might not be enough).
• In case of installations where there are other sources
of heat, ensure a suitable air exchange.
• The wired panel must be connected to the unit
before powering on the unit. Failure to do so, will
prevent the wired panel from operating.
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
• Ensure the equipment is not used by children or
disabled people without suitable supervision; also
note that the unit should not be used by children
as a toy.
• Only use the remote control to adjust the air flow; do
not force the fins into position with your hands.
• Do not direct the air jet straight at your body. Avoid
heating or cooling the air excessively. This may cause
health problems.
• Do not direct the air flow straight at animals and
plants.
• Periodically check that the installation conditions of
the unit have not been altered, and have the system
checked by a qualified engineer.
• Do not remove the protection grilles. Do not insert
your hands, or any objects, into the sockets or air
vents.
• In the event of issues with the air conditioner (e.g.
burning smell), disconnect the unit from the power
supply using the isolator switch or the electric plug
(if fitted). If the problem persists, the unit may be
damaged and could cause electric shocks or fires.
Contact your local After Sales Service.
• Do not use sprays or insecticides on the unit: risk of
fire.
• Air the room. We recommend that the room where
the air conditioner is installed is periodically aired,
especially if many people occupy the room or if there
is equipment that uses gas. Insufficient ventilation
may result in a lack of oxygen.
• If the air conditioner is being used in a room where
there are children, elderly or disabled people
or bedridden patients, ensure that the room
temperature is appropriate.
• Do not use the air conditioner to store food or to dry
clothes.
• If the relative humidity is above 80% (with the doors
and windows open) and the air conditioner has been
operating in Cooling or Dehumidification mode for
a long time, condensate water will probably form
on the outlet of the indoor unit. This could cause
unwanted dripping.
• Do not under any circumstances insert your fingers
or any object into the unit. This could cause damage
as the internal fans rotate at high speed.
• Do not use the main switch or the plug to switch the
air conditioner on or off. Use the remote control to
switch the air conditioner on or off, or if the remote
control is not working, use the emergency control
on the unit.
• When you want to switch the unit on or off via
the emergency button, press the button using an
insulating object other than metal.
• Energy saving advice: Do not leave the doors and
windows open while the unit is operating. The
effectiveness of the air conditioner is reduced, and
energy is wasted.
• When operating in Cooling mode, the temperature
selected must not be more than 5°C below the
outdoor temperature, for optimum comfort and
energy saving.
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