9.2 Cleaning the active carbon filter
The active carbon filter eliminates traces of
ammonia and prevents bad odours.
To clean it, follow this procedure:
-Remove the active carbon filter following the
procedure indicated in the figures.
-Clean the active carbon filter once per month
and replace it every 5 months.
-Clean the active carbon filter with a vacuum
and leave it to dry before placing it again.
-Reinsert the filter in its position.
10. Maintenance
If the unit remains a long time without
functioning follow the maintenance advice
below:
-Turn on the fan mode for approximately half a
day to dry out the inside of the unit.
-Stop the unit’s functions and disconnect the
power.
-Clean the air filters as previously indicated.
-Check that the cable is in good state and that
unit is connected.
-Check that the air filters are installed.
-Check that the air outlet and inlet are not
blocked after a long period of inactivity.
11. Most common issues
and solutions
Issue 1. The system does not work
The equipment does not turn on immediately after selecting on and the operating light
blinks. The equipment is in preventive mode and the compressor will not start until after
three minutes have passed since being turned off. If after this time it does not turn on,
call the service technician.
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