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5.
oPeration
5.1.
control functions (fig.4, fig.5)
5.1.1.
When connected to mains power, the unit enters standby status. The display shows the ambient temperature if between 5-35°C/41-
95°If below this range, the display will show 'L'; if above it will show 'H'.
5.1.2.
On/Off Button
: When this button is pressed, the unit will enter cooling mode (the default temperature setting is 24°C/75°F). A
further press of the button and the machine will revert to standby status.
5.1.3.
Mode Button
: Scroll through by repeatedly pressing this button for Cooling, Fan, Heating or Dehumidifier mode (figs.8 / 9 / 10 / 11).
5.1.4.
Fan Button
: Scroll through by repeatedly pressing to obtain:
5.1.5.
Timer Button
:On the first press the
hour either up or down, the minute setting will flash after a short pause and can be adjusted up or down until the required time is
reached. The
icon will show until the machine switches on after the set period. When the unit is running, setting the timer will switch
it off after the required period.
5.1.6.
The
and
buttons can be used to set either time or temperature. If pressed simultaneously, the temperature display can be changed
from °C to °F.
5.1.7.
Press
button to start the outlet louvres oscillating; a second press will stop them.
5.2.
remote control
5.2.1.
The remote control requires 2 x AAA 1.5V batteries which are fitted and removed by sliding the battery compartment cover open and
inserting the batteries in the compartment. ensure the correct polarity of the batteries.
5.2.2.
The icons on the remote control are identical to those on the control panel as
described in section 5.1. above, and fulfil the same functions. The only difference is
the Temperature °C↔°F button which allows the temperature scale to be altered.
5.3.
self Protection features
5.3.1.
Freezing Protection.
during low ambient temperature conditions the unit will stop working when in the
cooling mode. The display will show 'e4'. When the temperature rises, the previous setting
is resumed.
5.3.2.
Full Water Tank.
If the water tank becomes full, fl will flash on the display. See section 5.4 for remedy.
5.3.3.
Compressor delay.
Except when starting up for the first time, there is a 3 minute delay before the compressor
starts running.
5.3.4.
low Refrigerant.
When the unit senses a low refrigerant condition (by comparing inlet and output
temperatures) it will shut the compressor and water pump down and the fan speed will
drop to minimum setting. The display will show 'e3'.
5.4.
Water drainage.
Under normal circumstances, the unit will evaporate the condensate produced and discharge it along with the exhaust air.
5.4.1.
If the machine shuts down because of excess water in the drain tank (as in 5.3.2.), disconnect from mains power. move the machine
slowly to avoid spilling condensate. Drain the tank (fig.7) by unscrewing the drain cap, removing the drain plug and draining the
collected water into a suitable container or drain.
5.4.2.
Refit the drain plug and drain cap; reconnect to the mains power and continue using.
note: Water will still collect in the drain tank even when the unit is in the heating mode; check the tank and drain regularly.
5.5.
led display Guide.
5.5.1.
Air Con. mode (fig.8).
© Jack Sealey limited
fig.4
icon will show in the display, along with '0hr'. Using the
fig.8
Original Language Version
High Speed,
medium Speed,
fig.5
SAC12000.V2
low Speed.
and
buttons adjust the
fig.6
fig.7
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