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Navigation
Instructions for Use
Turning the appliance on and off
After making sure that the appliance is
plugged into the mains electricity supply, start
it up by pressing .
Before using for the first time
Check that the hose, the electrical connection
and the water tube are properly connected to
the indoor unit and that plugs N, Fig. 1 and C,
Fig. 2, are in their housings to prevent water
from leaking onto the support surface.
Function air conditioning
In this function, the appliance reduces ambient
temperature until the desired temperature is
reached. The appliance dehumidifies and
purifies the air in the room at the same time in
order to create a pleasant atmosphere.
To do this:
❏ Check that the hose, the electrical
connection and the water tube are properly
connected to the indoor unit.
❏ Make sure that plugs N, Fig. 1 and C, Fig.
2, are in their housings to prevent water
from leaking onto the support surface.
❏ Turn the appliance on by pressing the
key.
❏ Lift the air director on the top of the
appliance Fig. 25, and, if you wish, open
the side fins, see A and L, Fig. 1 (see “Side
fins”), for enhanced air distribution within
the room. It is recommended that these air
outlets be left fully open or fully closed in
order to prevent unpleasant noise.
Selecting the operation function
The following functions can be selected on
your appliance:
cooling.
dehumidification.
air purification.
Place the selection box on the Operation
Function menu using the and keys (see
“Navigation”: and keys).
Use the and keys to move on the menu
and select the desired function (see
“Navigation”: and keys).
Fig. 25
❏ Select the air conditioning function , (see
"Selecting the operation function").
❏ Select the desired temperature, (see
"Selecting the temperature"). If the
appliance turns itself off automatically
because the desired temperature for the
room has been reached, it will not start
working again until ambient temperature
rises 2-3°C.
❏ Finally, make sure that the flexible hose
which joins the two units is not crushed or
restricted, that the difference in height
between the units does not exceed 1.5 m,
Fig. 11, and that the outdoor unit is not
lower than the indoor unit, Fig. 12.
❏ Select the operation speed, (see "Selecting
the speed").
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