Danby DPAC10071 - Air Conditioning Operation; AC Mode Operating Guide

Setting TIME OF DAY (Clock) Instructions:
NOTE: This is
a
24:00 hour
clock system
Push and hold the CLOCK (TIMER
ON / TIMER OFF) key
pads simultaneously Fig A. The clock symbol
appears in the
display and
the
minute “00”
digits
start flashing Fig
C.
Press
the TEMP/TIMER
L.
‘7
buttons
Fig
B until the correct time
(in minutes) is displayed. Press either
of the
clock
(TIMER ON
/ TIMER OFF) buttons.
The
hour
“0”
digit start flashing.
Press
the TEMP/TIMER
L.
‘7
buttons until the correct (hour) time
is displayed. When the correct time appears in the display,
press the CLOCK (TIMER ON
/
TIMER OFF) key
pads
simultaneously. The colons (:) between the hour and
minutes
start
flashing indicating the time
of day
is
now set.
Important Note: Any interruption
to
the electrical
power supply will automatically cancel the TIME
OF DAY clock program. In the event this should
happen, you will be required to re-set the
clock program.
Operating Instructions
(Air Conditioning):
NOTE: Both exhaust
hoses must be installed and
properly vented (outdoors) during air
conditioning
mode.
1) Press the I/O (on/off) key
pad to switch on the
unit. Fig D.
2) Press the MODE key until the COOL
symbol
appears in the display window Fig
E. Each
depression
of
the MODE key will
advance to a
different mode setting (Auto-Cool-Dry-Fan).
3) Press the
appropriateV
(TEMP
/ TIMERIADJ)
keys to select
a
suitable operating
temperature
setting Fig
B.
Temperature
settings are
adjustable between 16°C (61°F)
to 31°C (88°F).
The
set temperature will flash in
the display
window for approximately
5 seconds then
automatically
revert back to display actual
room
ambient temperature conditions.
NOTE: The
set
operating
temperature must
be
programmed
within
the 5 second (temperature
flashing)
condition. To view the
“set” temperature
any time,
press either of the TEMP/TIMER
ADJ
buttons.
The blue indicator light
will come on indicating
the
air
conditioning
mode is
operational
(there may be
a slight delay
of
10-30
seconds before the
cycle
begins, this
is
normal).
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