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OPERATING MODES
1. COOLING MODE (COOL)
• Press the MODE button to select Cooling. The LED on the control panel lights up.
• The temperature adjustment range goes from 15 °C to 31 °C with 1 °C steps.
• In this mode, every time the unit is switched off by pressing the ON/OFF button, the appliance stores the set
temperature and when it is switched on again it will keep the setting.
• In this mode it is possible to adjust the ventilation speed (Fan Speed) and set the Timer and SLEEP function.
• For quieter operation, reduce speed to low.
2. HEATING MODE (HEAT)
• Press the MODE button to select Heating. The LED on the control panel lights up.
• The temperature adjustment range goes from 15 °C to 31 °C with 1 °C steps.
• In this mode, every time the unit is switched off by pressing the ON/OFF button, the appliance stores the set
temperature and when it is switched on again it will keep the setting.
• In this mode it is possible to adjust the ventilation speed (Fan Speed) and set the Timer and SLEEP function.
• For quieter operation, reduce speed to low.
3. DEHUMIDIFICATION MODE (DRY)
• Press the MODE button to select Dehumidication. The LED on the control panel lights up
• The temperature is set by default and cannot be adjusted.
• In this mode, every time the unit is switched off by pressing the ON/OFF button, the appliance memorizes
the settings and will keep them when it is switched on again.
• The fan speed is xed at low and cannot be adjusted.
NOTE: the air conditioner does not cool the room when operating as a dehumidier. When the appliance is
used as a dehumidier, the exible pipe must not be connected. For maximum dehumidication efciency, leave
the rear discharge attachment free to discharge directly into the environment. The dehumidication mode is
recommended during autumn and winter. If used during summer, it is best to leave the exible pipe attached so
that the hot air is discharged towards the outside rather than into the room. During dehumidication, continuous
drainage should be implemented (see the next chapter, “HOW TO ELIMINATE CONDENSATE”).
4. FAN MODE (FAN)
• Press the MODE button to select ventilation until the corresponding icon appears
• In this mode, the fan speed can be adjusted.
• The temperature cannot be adjusted.
This appliance automatically vaporizes the condensate in Cooling mode.
When the air conditioner works in Cooling mode, it is not necessary to have continuous drainage of the condensate;
only in particular climatic conditions in which the humidity rate in the air is very high can water deposit inside the unit.
In Heating mode the condensate is not vaporized automatically, it will therefore be necessary to empty the internal
tank periodically. Alternatively, the drainage can be arranged from the lower hole located on the back of the unit, the
internal condensate drainage will be intermittent.
When the internal tank is full, the air conditioner will emit acoustic signals and the display will show the message “E4”,
signaling that it has been lled and blocking the operation of the appliance.
Cooling and Heating
Make sure that, when the unit works in cooling and heating, the rubber cap that closes the drain hole at the bottom
on the back is correctly positioned.
To empty the container, turn off the air conditioner and unplug it. Remove the plug from the rear drain hole and connect
the supplied condensate drain pipe e place the other end of the tubing over a normal drain.
Make sure the hose is free from twists and bends. The pipe must have a descending trend. Close the drain with the
cap and resume using the air conditioner.
HOW TO ELIMINATE CONDENSATE
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