Timberk AC TIM 05H P4 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Carrie NovakAug 6, 2025
What to do if my Timberk Air Conditioner is not switched on when I press the Power button?
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  Anna WhiteAug 6, 2025
  If your Timberk Air Conditioner doesn't turn on, it might be due to the condensate collection tray being full, which causes the tank fill-up indicator to flash. In this case, you should drain water from the tray. Another reason could be that the actual room temperature is higher than the set temperature in heating mode. To solve this, set the temperature correctly.
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lewisangelaAug 12, 2025
Why does my Timberk AC TIM 05H P4 switch off in heating mode?
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  Tammy DavisAug 12, 2025
  Your Timberk Air Conditioner might be switching off in heating mode because the automatic overheating protection has been tripped. This happens when the outlet air temperature exceeds 70°C. Allow the air conditioner to cool down before switching it on again.
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Joseph WillisAug 17, 2025
What does E3 error mean on my Timberk Air Conditioner?
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  mwilliamsAug 18, 2025
  The E3 error code on your Timberk Air Conditioner indicates that the tank is filled up with water or the plug is connected incorrectly. Remove the rubber plug, located at the bottom of the unit, and drain the water. Then, check if the plug is connected correctly.
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cacostaAug 23, 2025
Why is my Timberk AC TIM 05H P4 Air Conditioner making a loud noise or strong vibration?
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  Courtney OrtegaAug 25, 2025
  Loud noise or strong vibration from your Timberk Air Conditioner usually means it's installed on an inclined or uneven surface. Make sure to install the air conditioner on a smooth, horizontal surface.
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Adrienne JenkinsAug 30, 2025
Why does my Timberk Air Conditioner make a noise resembling a gurgle of water?
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  Heather BerryAug 30, 2025
  If your Timberk Air Conditioner is making a gurgling water noise, it's likely due to the refrigerant flowing through the pipes. This is normal.

Timberk AC TIM 05H P4 Specifications

General

Cooling Capacity	5000 BTU/h
Refrigerant	R410A
Noise Level	54 dB
Energy Efficiency Class	A
Operating Temperature	16-35°C
Air Flow Rate	300 m3/h
Power Consumption	1500 W
Power Supply	220-240 V

Summary

Important Information

Read Manual Carefully

Emphasizes reading the manual before installation and operation of the air conditioner.

Vertical Positioning Before Use

Advice to keep the unit vertical for at least 2 hours before operation to prevent damage.

Potential Misprints

Notes that text and digital symbols within the manual may contain misprints.

Contacting Support

Provides guidance on how to get clarification if questions remain after reading the manual.

Technical Data Tag

Information about the tag indicating technical data and other useful details about the device.

Use as Designated

Instructions to use the device only as specified in the manual for its intended purpose.

Check Mains Socket Grounding

Verify the mains socket has a grounding pin and is properly grounded before installation.

Grounding Importance for Safety

Operation without proper grounding is life-threatening and poses a severe risk.

Avoid Extension Cords and Adapters

Do not use adapters or extension cords to connect the air conditioner to prevent risks.

Installation and Usage Risks

Improper installation or use can lead to severe injuries or damage to property.

Professional Maintenance

All maintenance must be performed by specialized companies and qualified specialists.

General Safety Precautions

Do Not Block Vents

Ensure air vents are clear for proper airflow and prevent overheating.

Ensure Inlet and Outlet Vents are Clear

Keep both air inlet and outlet vents unobstructed for efficient operation.

Avoid Inserting Foreign Objects

Never insert objects into the air diffuser due to high fan speed.

Install on Horizontal Surface

Place the unit on a level surface to prevent condensed water leakage.

Avoid Specific Installation Locations

Do not install in direct sunlight, near heat sources, or in humid areas.

Avoid Explosive or Corrosive Environments

Do not use or store flammable liquids near the air conditioner.

Operating Temperature Range

Use for cooling at 17-32°C and heating at 5-23°C.

Regular Filter Cleaning

Clean filters regularly for efficient device operation and performance.

Avoid Tilting the Air Conditioner

Do not tilt the unit to ensure reliable operation of the compressor.

Compressor Restart Delay

Wait 3.5 minutes before restarting after disconnection to prevent compressor failure.

Minimum Current Requirement

Ensure at least 10A current for compressor operation; avoid extension cords.

Residential Use Only

Device is for residential cooling, heating, and drying; not for industrial use.

Damaged Power Cord Replacement

Replace damaged power cords only via authorized service centers.

Battery Disposal

Remove batteries before disposing of the device for safe disposal.

Technical Characteristics

Scope of Delivery

Household Air Conditioner

One unit of the household air conditioner.

Remote Control

One remote control (batteries not included, requires AAA batteries).

Air Duct Adapter

One adapter for connecting the air duct.

Air Outlet Hose

One hose for directing the outlet air.

Removable Grille

One removable grille for the unit.

Device Description and Hose Installation

Device Components Identification

Identification of parts like control panel, air outlet, grilles, and drain holes.

Air Outlet Hose Installation Guide

Step-by-step guide on how to install the air outlet hose.

Hose Configuration for Modes

Instructions on configuring the hose for different operating modes (cooling/heating).

Portable Air Conditioner Controls

Control Panel Overview (AC TIM 05H P4, 07H P4, 09H P4)

Explanation of buttons and indicators on the control panel for specific models.

Control Panel Overview (AC TIM 09HE P4)

Detailed guide to buttons and display functions for the AC TIM 09HE P4 model.

Remote Control Functions (AC TIM 09HE P4)

Explanation of buttons on the remote control for the AC TIM 09HE P4.

Sleep Mode and Signaling

Operation of sleep mode and understanding of error/operating indicators.

Maintenance and Cleaning

Cleaning Precautions and Methods

Guidelines on what cleaning agents to use and how to clean the unit safely.

Air Filter Maintenance

Instructions for removing, cleaning, and installing the air filter.

Cleaning Air Intakes and Case

How to clean the air intake grilles and the exterior casing.

Automatic Condensate Removal

Explanation of how the unit automatically removes condensed water.

Service Life

Rules of Disposal

Helpful Advice and Power Supply

Installation and Usage Tips

Advice on placement, humidity, sunlight exposure, and airflow.

Electric Power Supply Requirements

Ensuring the mains power characteristics match the unit's requirements.

Troubleshooting

Common Faults and Solutions

Table listing common problems, their causes, and troubleshooting methods.

Error Codes for LED-Display Model

Explanation of error codes (E1, E2, E4) for specific models.

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