ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Before putting the plug in an electrical outlet, you
must check to be certain that:
• the voltage is the same as that indicated in the
technical features;
• the socket and the mains circuit are of suffi-
cient size to handle the power required;
• the socket is suitable for the plug, because
otherwise the socket must be replaced;
• the socket is connected to a good earthing
system, because the manufacturer shall in
no way be held responsible for situations
resulting from the failure to comply with
this accident-preventing measure.
• when replacing the feed cable, use only cables
of the HO5VV-F type having a section mea-
suring 3 x 1.5 mm
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•We recommend the installation (just past the
electrical outlet) of a bipolar switch with a
delayed protection fuse.
This appliance complies with the EN 55014
norms on the suppression of radio interfer-
ence.
A LAST LOOK AT THE ROOM
There are several precautions you should keep in
mind so as to get the best use out of your air-con-
ditioner:
• Close the doors and windows in the room to be
air-conditioned (except for temporary installa-
tion, in which case a window must be left par-
tially open).
• In order to insure low-cost operations, protect
the room from direct sunlight by drawing the
curtains and/or by partially lowering or closing
the shutters or blinds
• Do not place objects atop the air-conditioner.
•Do not block the suction and air delivery areas.
• Make certain there are no heating sources in
the room.
N.B: Before connecting this appliance to the elec-
trical circuit, make certain that all the buttons
on the control panel are switched off.
IN THIS WAY, YOUR AIR-CONDITIONER IS
READY TO WORK, so now let’s familiarise our-
selves with its controls.
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Close the windows
Close the doors
Draw the curtains
Lower (or partially close) the shutters
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