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    ARCTICAIRE. OWNER'S INSTRUCTIONS Model: @ AAC10044DE @ AAC12344DE @ AAC14004D Window-type Room Air Conditioner (Cool) ®©) 0B98-16367A(3) Safety Precautions ‘The following safety precautions must be taken when instaling and ontioner 1 The air conditioner must be plugged int its own specific power source, which must be Insiaied in complance wiv national uring. arthg and sae regulations Depending o nations regulations and your specitc installation you may need to inst '# A circu bresker For torter information on electrical requirements, contact a professional electrician. This device must be instaled according tothe national electrical ules. 2 Make sure that the unit is correctly ventilated at al times; 40 NOT place clothing or other materials over it ‘5 NEVER spi liquids of any kind ito the un ‘Should this happen, unplug the unit and contact your instaltion specialist, 4 Do NOT insert anything between the ar outlet blades, as it may damage the her fan and you may be hurt. Keep chile away from the unt Ifthe supply cords damaged, must be replaced by the manufacturer, its Service agent or sinverly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard. ‘Do NOT attempt to repair the unit yourself. fit is damaged in any way, contact. (@ An authorized service center (@ The dealer rom whom you purchased tho air candhioner. ‘Do NOT place any biocking objects in front ofthe uni 8 ifthe remote contro! wil not be used for along tine, remove the bateres. ‘9 Before throwing ut the device, iis necessary o pullback the battery cells and get rid of them safely. 10 The apptiance snot intended fr use by young cicren or fim person without supervision young children shouldbe supervised to ensure that they do not play withthe appliance. 11 Do NOT use an extension cord with is prod caymon. The manufacturer does not assume responsibility for accidents or injury caused by an incorrectly installed air conditioner. If you are unsure about installation, comtact an installation specialist. Contents © PREPARING YOUR AIR CONDITIONER = Safely Precautions Description of Each Component. Remote Control - Buttons Getting Started ... se Inserting the Remote Control Batteries © OpeRarine YOUR AIR CONDITIONER = Cooling Your Room Airing Your Room Romoving Excess Humidity ‘Ajusting the Air Flow Direction Horizontally Adjusting the Ar Flow Direction Vertically Proaraunina Your Ain CoNDmONER f= Setting the On Timer = Setting the Off Timer .. = Setting the Sleop Timer 1 Salecting Energy Saving Mode sun onounsesn @ RIECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE m Temperature and Humidity Ranges... ‘= Cleaning Your Air Concitioner = Solving Common Problems .. Technical Specifications 12 13 4 18 6 7 18 19 Description of Each Component ‘The design and shape are cubject to change. Ar cuter Outer alr tow bades (upldown orientation) Inner ai ow blades (eghitett Air outet ‘orientation} Vontiaton lover ‘Air init (Outside) Air iter (side) (— Poner plug (The type of power plug may ditfer, depending on the local power supply) Temperature/Timer satings "Mode sslcction buton + (Coo\Fan, Ory) Energy Savor button 1 Temperature adjustment ‘Sloep timer setting button buttons OW0Ft button “Timer soting buton Fan spoot agustment button Remote control Remote Control - Buttons ‘Timer setting button Temperature ‘Sleep timer setting ‘agjustmont butons button Fan speed ‘agjusiment buttons Mode selection utons Energy Saver button On/0F button Getting Started Your Owner’ Instructions contain much valuable information on using your air conditioner. Please take the time to read them as they will holp you take full advantage of the unit's features. The booklet is organized as follows. The following figures are shown on pages 4 and 5: + Description of Ezeh Component = Remote control (buttons) They will help you find the buttons and understand the symbols displayed. ‘Inthe manual, you wil finda series of step-by-step procedures for each function avai- Iabte. The iitustrations in the step-by-step procedures use four ilferent symbols: tale | - PRESS PusH IMPORTANT NOTE Inserting the Remote Control Batteries You must insert or replace the remote control batteries when : © You purchase tho air conditioner ¢ The remote control does not work correctly Uso two AAA, LAOS 1.5V battries. ‘@ Do not use old batteries or diferent Kinds of batteles togather. ‘ Batteries may bo completly dlscharged aftr 12 months, oven ifthey have not actualy been used, 11 Push the battory cover on the rear ofthe remote contro wth your thum Inthe directo of the arow and remeve it 2 Incert the two batters, taking care to respect the polaties. ‘$+ on the battery wih + on the remote contro ‘on the battory with - onthe remote contra 3 Close the cover by siding t back unt it cleks into place, Cooling Your Room Remote Control Control Panel You must select the Coo! mode if you wish to lower the temperature in your room. You can also set the Fan speed. 1 Press the © (On/Of button. ‘Tne air conditoner stats up in the Cool mode. Resi @ Power ‘Te uni beeps tice e G WW The airconcitonerisfted wth a protection mechanism to prevent the unit rem being damaged when tis etated immediatly eter boing: ‘Plugged in -#siop9ed It al start up normally ater toe minutes. 2 tthe temperature is nt displayed on the contol pane: Press the (Gz) button on the remote contol ot Press tho GEE button onthe unit one or more tins unt the temperature i deplaed Result # Tho unt beeps each tine you ress the (GD) CEE button ‘The air conaoner starts Up in the Cool nods = Youcan change modes at any time. 3 To aust he tomperature, press the CAD or GP buttons on the remote contol or unit one oF more mes unl he desired tomoerature is spayed “The temperature can bo set between 18°C and 30°C. esl: * Each timo you press tho CE or CZ) batons: “The tompecalue is cused by TC and dspayed on te contel panel + The unt beeps '# The air consitoner starts cooing, ifthe room temperature is higher than the selected temperature + Ifthe room temperature reaches the set temperature, the air conditionor stops cooing, but the fan tl operating. 4 Toset the fan speed: # Press the Cia). or GH) button on the remote conto as deste. or ‘ Press the G5 button onthe unit one or more times unt tho desied Fan speed(Ft, F2 or F3) Is displayed. '5 To control the rection ofthe airflow, rotor to page 11 Airing Your Room 1 you want to provide air circulation without cooling, you can use the Fan mode. 1 it necessary, press the () (On/Of) button. peated FRasult’ # The alr condltioner starts up in the Cool mode. ‘The unit beeps twice, Control Panet ‘SJ 2 ifthe fan speed, F2 or Fa} is not displayed an the contol panel: + Press the (Zaz) button onthe remote contol x + Pres the CES) bon on the unt one or more mes ul re fan spa (1, For) doled Result Tho unt boops aach ine you press ho CE) ‘Tho ai conctoner starts up in Fan mode > Youcan change modes at ary tne \When the a coroner nthe Fan modo, the tompetature cannot bo sot or cslayed 3 To set the fan speod: +¢ Press the CEA) CD) oH) button on the emote control as desired. button an the unit one or more tmas unt the desired fan speed|F', F2 or F2) is splayed. 4 To control the direction ofthe airflow, rfer to page 11 Removing Excess Humidity It the atmosphere In your room Is very humid or damp, you can remove ‘excess humidity without lowering the room temperature too much. pee ee Cool cane 1. if necessary, press the @) (On/O#) button, ‘Result: @ The alr conattioner stants up in the Cool mode, @Q eect + The unk beeps. Qa) wwe nest ain an eto oe _—e: vent the unt fom belng damaged when ts sterted immediately Morbong + Boggs in * Sopeee 1 li tip nomaly tree ines 2 Ifthe temperature is not displayed atthe top of the control panel, prose the CEE] button on the contol panel one or more times uli appears, est The unt beeps each te you press the (=) burton. ‘¢ The ir condiioner uns In Dry mods, = You can change modes at any time. 3 To adjust the temperature, press the buttons one or ‘more times until the required temperature Is dsplayed. Possible tomperatures are between 18°C and 30°C inclusive, Basu © Each time you press the Cor The temperature is adjusted by FC = The unit beeps '¢ The air conditioner starts removing the excess humidity, {ne quantity of airs adjusted automaticaly, 4 Te contol the decton of the air tow, rofer to page 11 Adjusting the Air Flow Direction Horizontally Depending on the position of the unit in your room, you can adjust the orientation of the inner air flow blades on the unit ast te ar fon lads oho destes poston by pusing tam sete Adjusting the Flow Direction Vertically The outer air flow blades can be adjusted to control the vertical air flow direction. RECOMMENDATION Wher Cooling ‘Adjust the blades to face. jpwards Adjust the air fon blades to the desied position, by pushing them Upwards or downwards. 2 hyo orient te airflow blades downwards and the unit operates in Cool made for long poriods of ime, dew may: = Form on the surface of the blades Drip trom the blades, Setting the On Timer Remote Control Control Panel Power 9G, ‘The On Timer enables you o switch on the air condition after a automaticaly ‘given time. You can select the On timer only when the ar conditioner is off. You ‘an select the On timer when the ar candiioner operates inthe Cool or Dry mode. 1. Check thatthe ar condtoner has been switched of it nacessay, press the () (OniOH button, 2 Sot he operating time by pressing tke GE) button on the rete canto! bution onthe unt one or mors tes unl he dese! me fs s+ layoc Tho oporating Smo can be sel between 1 and 24 hous. FResut ¢ Each mo you press the (==) buton: “The tme is adusiod by 1 hour end cspayed on the canto panel = The unit beeps '* The operating me is dsplayed are decreases automaticaly to Incoate the remaining time, ‘¢ The air condtioner starts up in the Coo! or Dry mode automat caly whan the operating time reaches zero. >> Youccan seta the fan speed. temperature and Energy saving made ater seting the On tier and Of timer made. However, when you ‘change the mode, the On timer and Of tmor made is canceled. To Cancel the On Timer “To cancel the timer, poss: Timer on the remote contrl or unit one oF more times uni *-" Is daplyed, o The C) (OnOH button on the remote control or unit (The air coetioner ‘operates inthe made seloctod when the unit was last use!) Setting the Off Timer The Off Timer enables you to switch off the air conditioner automatically aftr 2 siven time, You can select the Off ter only when the air conditioner is on. You {an select the Of timer when the a conditioner operates inthe Cool or Dry mode. 1. Check thatthe ai conditoner has been switched on; if necessary, press the @) (On button. Remote Control Control Panel Power ‘Sa tho operatng tme by pressing the CEE) buton on the remote contol ullor on the uni one or more times unl the desed bme is 6s- played. The operating te can be set betreen 1 and 24 hous. Result # Each time you press the [aa buto: The te is asjusted by 1 hour and displayed onthe contol panel = The unt beeps '¢ The operating 8me is displayed anc decreases automatcaly to Indicate the remaining time. '¢ The ai conditoner sires off automaticly whan the ‘parang time reaches 220. 5 —_Youean loc the fan spced,tomperalure and Energy saving mode attr seting the On tier and Off mer mode. However, when you ‘change the mode, the On tmer and Of ter mode is canceled. To Cancel the Off Timer “To cancel the ier, press “Fer onthe emote corral or uni one or more times uni Is splayed. a “Tho () {On/OM) buten on the remote contol or unit Setting the Sleep Timer The Segp Timer can be used when you are cooling your room to switch the air conditioner off automatically attr 8 hours. 2 Mfyou wish to switch the unit off ata specitic time, refer to page 13 Remote Control Control Panel 11 Meke sure that you have selectd the Cool mode, @ Power 2 Pros the (Gap) buiton on the remote convel or Press the (E35) burton on the unit Result’ ¢ Each tine you press a button, the unt beeps. The "B "wil be deplayed ‘© The remaining tne is displayed and decreased by t hour automaticaly to incfate the romaining tine ‘© The lc condtoner wil be contol as ilusization bolo. Cooling When the temperature has ‘been increased by 1°C {ettor 1 hour), it’s maintained for 7 hours. ist = bat Sep To Cancel the Sleep Timer To cancel tho timor, prose: ‘© Sloop onthe remote conto, a + Beepentne wit @ |& esi; ¢ Tho ustbore ‘The SLEEP nical is no longer displayed, ‘¢ The a condtioner operates in he mode selected last, Y it you select the Energy Saving mode inthe Sleep Timer mode, the Sloop Timer wil be cancollod ana th a conationor wil startup In Ow Enargy Saving mode, Selecting Energy Saving Mode 11 you wish to save onorgy when using your air conditioner, select the energy saving mode. 1. Tosalect the energy saving mode, press the G=2 bution on the remote contro! or ES button on the unit one oF more times unt the Energy ‘Saver indcatr lights up. Fomote Control Control Panel Result’ ¢ The fan and compressor cycle on and of together. '¢ The fan wil continue to run fora short time after tha compressor cycies of = 11 you would tk the alr conctioner to run in Dry mode, do not press ‘tho (G55) bution, You cannot use the Dry mode inthe energy saving mode. 2. To stop the energy saving made, press the GED button on the remote control or ==) button on the unit again. Begult: The fan runs at all times, while the compressor cycies on and of 5 _Ifyou select the Sleep Timer inthe Energy Saving mode, the Enoray ‘Saving wil be cancelled andthe air condtioner wil startup in the ‘Sleep Timer mode, Temperature and Humidity Ranges The following table indicates the temperature and hummilty ranges within which the air conditioner can be used. Mode Indoor Temperature ‘Outdoor Temperature Indoor Humidity Coating 21°C 10 32°C approx. 21°C 10 48°C approx. 0% or less “ihe air conditioner is used at. ‘Thon ‘Higher temperature “The automat protection feature may be wiggered and the air conditioner stopped Lower temperature ‘Awater leakage or some other malfunction may heppen i the heat exchanger freazes, Higher humiaty levels \Wiater may condense on and drip rom the sulace of ne unit if tis used for long periods. Cleaning Your Air Conditioner Bo sure to clean the air fiter periodically to maintain the air conditioner jn the best condition fora long period of time. When cleaning the air conditioner, tum it off and pullout the power plug. 1 Open the front gle by puling the tabs on botn sides ofthe gril ‘Then litt up sight to open the tron rile completely. 2 Grab the tabs on the iter and pul tp and ou. ‘3 Remove ak Gust on the alr fter wth a vacuum leaner or brush. “When you have nish, insert he ai fer back into its orignal poston 15 Wipe the surface ofthe unit with a neutral detewgent and then wipe it again with dry cloth. (Be sure not fo use benzene, solvent or other chemical products) > Ayo ‘Ther Wil not be using he “Set tho fan going or afew aiccondtioner fora hous to oy the inside ofthe alr long period of time ‘condones thoroughly. “¢ Switch the aircondtoner off ana ‘unplug it rom te wal socket. ‘© Clean the fiter and outer suiaces. Have not used the air ‘Set the fan going for afow hours to dry

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