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7. SERVICE LIFE
Service life of the unit is 10 years provided respective installation and
operation rules are followed.
Date of manufacture of the air conditioner is indicated on the unit in the
serial number. Contact the seller for additional information.
8. RULES OF DISPOSAL
After service life is expired, the unit must be disposed in compliance with
rules, regulations and methods effective at disposal stations.
9. HELPFUL ADVICE
Since the unit may heat when operated, do not install it in places with
limited free space.
In case of a dangerous current leakage, do not use the unit at high humidity.
Keep the unit away from direct sunlight: its paint may fade.
The unit has a function allowing it to be switched off automatically at a
certain temperature, in this case let the unit cool down, after that it can be
switched on again.
Do not position the unit nearby objects that block air flow, for example,
furniture or curtains since it has a great impact on operation of the unit.
Keep the unit away from direct sunlight: it may cause overheating and
shutdown of the unit.
ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY
Make sure characteristics of the mains correspond to characteristics of the
unit.
Insert the plug in the socket securely to avoid overheating and risk of fire.
Do not pull the power cord with excessive force: it may damage it.
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At high humidity additional condensate removal will be required
( E4 symbol will be shown on the display). In this case a condensate
collection tank at the device's base is used.
In this case follow the instructions given below.
When the condensate collection tank is filled up, water needs to be
drained, otherwise the unit will not operate. Condensate should be
drained by opening the lower plug at the device's base (Fig. 10 pos.
2).
But air conditioners are also designed to remove condensate
continuously without a need for a regular moisture removal from
the device. To do so it is necessary to use the drainage hose* and
perform the following procedure:
1. Prepare the drainage hose for condensate removal;
2. Remove the plug from the back side of the device;
3. Insert the drainage hose into the condensate drainage hole;
4. Take the hose out to the drainage system to remove condensate;
A hole designed for continuous condensate removal in the center
of the device (Fig. 10 pos. 1) can be used for continuous condensate
removal under conditions of increased humidity inside a room.
To do so it is also necessary to perform the abovementioned
procedure.
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