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6.2.6.
once frozen, the ice blocks can be added to the water tank.
note: Make sure that the water level in the tank does not go above the 'MAX' level indicated on the sight window.
6.2.7.
Once water is filled, take extra care to ensure that you don't tilt the cooler. Push the unit gently if you wish to move it to a new
position.
6.2.8.
Keep the unit on a flat, stable ground without any obstacles near it.
6.2.9.
Connect to the mains supply.
6.2.10.
When the supply is turned on at the outlet, the unit receives power and is in standby mode. The Power indicator light turns on.
6.2.11.
You may now use the control panel buttons or the remote control to operate the cooler.
6.3.
Control PAnel
6.3.1.
on/off
Press the ON/OFF button to turn on the unit. The unit starts working in medium speed and switches to low speed after 3 seconds.
When the unit is working, press the ON/OFF button again to switch it back to standby mode.
6.3.2.
SPeed
Press the SPeed button to adjust the speed. There are three positions – low, Medium or High. The corresponding indicator turns on.
6.3.3.
SwinG
Press this button to start or stop louvre oscillation from left to right. The corresponding indicator turns on.
6.3.4.
timer
Press this button to set the turn-off time for the unit.
The turn-off time can be set in half-hour increments from 0.5 to 7.5 hours. There are 4 indicators –0.5H, 1H, 2H and 4H. For example,
if the timer is set for 3 hours,the 1H and 2H indicators turn on.
6.3.5.
breeZe
Press this button for a very low speed breeze.
6.4.
mode
There are three selectable modes, the corresponding indicator turns on.
normal mode: The fan operates in the constant speed set using the SPeed button.
natural mode: The unit simulates a natural breeze.
Sleep mode: The unit simulates a gentle breeze suitable for night-time use.
6.4.1.
Cool
Press this button for a cool breeze when water is added to the water tank. The corresponding indicator
turns on. Press again to turn off the cool breeze.
6.5.
remote Control
wArninG! Keep batteries out of reach of children.
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6.5.1.
Remote control uses 1 x CR2025 button cell battery (included).
6.5.2.
Remove plastic tab before first use.
6.5.3.
bAttery rePlACement
lay the remote control face-down on a table and hold it down with your left hand.
Insert the thumbnail of your right hand into the Release Tab, and your index fingernail into the pull-groove.
With your thumbnail squeeze the release tab inwards and at the same time slide the battery holder out.
7. CleAninG
wArninG! Disconnect from mains supply before removing the filters or carrying out any cleaning or maintenance.
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do not use harsh detergents or chemical cleaners or solvents as they may damage the surface of plastic components.
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7.5.1.
mAin body
Use a soft duster to dust off all surfaces.
Clean the air inlet and air outlet using a vacuum cleaner on a regular basis.
Wipe all the parts with a soft damp (not wet) cloth dipped in mild soapy water. CAution: ensure that water doesn't get inside the unit.
Use a dry cloth to thoroughly dry the unit before turning on.
7.5.2.
Air inlet Cover And inner filter
Unclip the air inlet cover. Vacuum clean the inner filter. Replace the inner filter if necessary by pulling up the clip on the top edge and
easing the inner filter out. Vacuum clean the inner screen. Fit new filter (if necessary)and clip the air inlet cover back in place.
7.5.3.
wAter tAnK
wArninG! Unplug the unit from the mains supply before removing the water tank.
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When the unit or the Cool function will not be used for some time, empty the water from the water tank.
Use mild soap and water to clean the water tank. Allow it to air dry or wipe dry using a soft cloth. Make sure the water tank is
completely dry before replacing. This helps prevent any mould or mildew inside the water tank.
empty the water and dry out the ice blocks before storage.
© Jack Sealey limited
Original Language Version
SAC13 Issue 1 12/04/19
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