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General| Brand | Panasonic |
|---|---|
| Model | CU-2C14BKP5G |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Button lights up for convenience in the dark.
Senses indoor temperature to select the optimum mode.
Prevents room from getting too hot or too cold while sleeping.
Reduces electrical power consumption.
Quickly reaches the desired room temperature.
Allows for quick and easy cleaning; it is washable.
Filter traps dust, smoke, particles; prevents bacteria/viruses.
Removes odors and deodorizes room air.
Restarts the unit automatically after power failure.
Features advanced anti-rust coating for durability.
Damaged cords must be replaced by qualified personnel to avoid hazards.
Do not attempt to repair malfunctions yourself; contact a service dealer.
Turn off power supply via breaker or disconnecting means in emergencies.
A-weighted sound pressure level is less than 70dB(A) at 1m.
Explains seriousness of hazards based on warning and caution symbols.
Symbols indicating prohibited and compulsory actions.
Do not install/remove yourself; engage authorized dealer or specialist.
Unit must be earthed to prevent electric shock.
Ensure proper drainage piping to prevent water leaks.
Avoid installation in potentially explosive atmospheres due to gas leak fire risk.
Avoid shared outlets, wet hands, damaged cords, inserting objects.
Do not expose to cold air for long periods; use specified power cord.
Switch off power if abnormal conditions like burnt smell occur.
Do not wash with water, use for preservation, use combustible equipment near airflow, or place items on outdoor unit.
Switch off power before cleaning, ventilate room regularly, check rack, switch off if unused.
Identifies front panel, vents, louvers, and indicator panel of the indoor unit.
Identifies vents, ground terminal, power cord, piping, drain hose, and connecting cable of the outdoor unit.
Lists main accessories like remote control, batteries, filters, and holders.
Identifies buttons and display elements of the remote control.
Provides information on signal reception, distance, and sound confirmations.
Advises against dropping, wetting, or using near certain lamps.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert batteries correctly into the remote.
Information on battery life and replacement recommendations.
Steps to set the knife switch, open panel, and install filters.
Steps to set the current time on the remote control.
Instructions on how to turn the unit on and off using the remote.
Explains the AUTO, COOL, DRY, and FAN modes.
Guide on setting desired temperature and recommended settings.
How to select fan speed: Low, Medium, High, or Auto.
Instructions for setting vertical airflow direction manually or automatically.
Guidance on manually adjusting the horizontal airflow direction.
For setting preferred room temperature for cooling comfort.
Automatically selects the optimum mode based on indoor temperature.
Gentle cooling for dehumidification; fan runs at low speed.
Circulates air; stops when room temp drops 2°C below set temp. Useful with heaters.
Provides comfortable room temperature during sleep with automatic adjustments.
Reduces power consumption; use when desired temperature is reached.
Quickly reaches desired temperature; operates for 15 minutes.
Details temperature and airflow changes for Economy/Powerful modes.
Instructions for cleaning indoor unit, remote control, and front panel.
Steps for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling air filters.
Filter for removing odors and deodorizing air; reusable.
Filter with catechin to prevent bacteria/viruses; reusable.
Checks for cold air, obstructions, and battery status before the season.
Procedure for storing the unit when not used for 2-3 hours or longer.
Advises professional inspection for unit performance after several seasons.
How to use the button for operation when remote fails or is lost.
Guide to enable/disable the remote control signal receiving sound.
Unit automatically restarts after power interruption.
Timers are cancelled on power failure and need resetting.
Surge protection and advice to switch off during lightning.
Save energy by setting temperature 1°C higher than desired.
Clean filters regularly to maintain cooling efficiency and reduce costs.
Keep doors/windows closed to maintain cooling performance and save energy.
Do not block outdoor unit vents to maintain cooling performance.
Use timer or sleep mode to prevent energy wastage.
Close curtains to avoid direct sunlight during cooling for energy saving.
Explains common sounds and occurrences during normal operation.
Lists common issues and checks for abnormal operation.
Lists critical issues like abnormal noise, leaks, or electrical faults needing professional attention.
Fields for Model Number, Serial Number, Dealer's Name, and Date Purchased.
