Airwell MAY Series Bedienungsanleitung

DATE YEAR UPDATED: 08/2002

ECP AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. ABN 37 082 755 655 ECP Australia Pty Ltd is constantly seeking ways to improve the specifications, design and production of its

products and alterations take place continually. Whilst every effort is made to produce up to date literature, this brochure should not be regarded as an

infallible guide to current specifications, nor does it constitute an offer for the sale of any particular product.

The Room Air Conditioner MAY must be grounded to protect against electrical shocks.

Electrical connections and power cord replacement should be done only by an authorized

electrician and in accordance with electrical regulation and local codes.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Do not pull on the power cord.

In case unit must be disconnected from power,

pull only on the plug. Damage to the cord may

result in serious electrical shock.

PRECAUTIONS

Do not use the air conditioner for purposes other

than cooling or heating the room.

Such as: drying clothes, preserving foods, keeping

animals, or cultivating vegetables.

Do not block the air intake or outlet vent.

Such actions causes lowered performance and

irregular operation. Do not insert any objects into

these vents to avoid the danger of touching the

electric components and the fan

Select the most appropriate temperatures.

Make sure to adjust the temperature so as to suit the

conditions and any particular inhabitants, such as

young infants, elderly or sick people.

Do not use any heating apparatus in the vicinity.

The air conditioner’s plastic parts may melt if exposed

to excessive heat.

Avoid using the body directly to a continuous

unidirectional airflow for long period of time.

This is not recommended for health reasons.

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Avoid overcooling the room.

It is unhealthy and also waists energy.

OPERATIONAL TIPS FOR COMFORT AND ECONOMY.

Keep blind and curtains closed.

Do not expose the room directly to sunshine

when the air conditioner is in operation.

Keep the temperature uniform.

Adjust the airflow control direction to achieve the

optimum uniformity in room temperature.

Make sure the doors and windows are closed

Avoid opening doors and windows as much as

possible to keep the cool air in the room.

Clean the air filter regularly.

Contaminated air filter reduce the airflow and lower

cooling and dehumidifying capacity. Clean at least

once a month.

Avoid using the body directly to a continuous

unidirectional airflow for long period of time.

This is not recommended for health reasons.

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Warning:

Before performance any maintenance procedure,

make sure to disconnect the air conditioner from

power supply.

One of the functions of the air conditioner is to filter

the supplied air by collecting dust and dirt particles

from the air. Your air conditioner is provided with the

main filter and with two additional purifying filters, using

activated carbon and electrostatic materials.

The filter should be cleaned periodically - once a month,

or at least once every season under ordinary conditions.

When the air is exposed to exceptional contamination

(near construction sites or in an industrial zone) the

filter should be cleaned more frequently.

Failure to clean the air filter will result in reduced

cooling / heating capacity and may cause damage to

the unit.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE.

Clean the air filter:

1/ Main filter removal and cleaning (see Fig. 4, 5, 7, 8)

To remove the main filter, hold the handle at the bottom

and pull down (see Fig.4).

Remove the 2 purifying filter frames from the main filter

(see Fig.5).

Rinse the main filter on both sides in lukewarm tape water

and allow it to dry (not in direct sunlight).

Attache the 2 purifying filter frames back to the main filter.

Reinstall it in the opening under the unit front and push upward;

Note: “FRONT” inscription on the filter (see Fig.8).

WARNING:

DO NOT OPERATE THE AIR CONDITIONER WITHOUT FILTER!

2/ Purification filter replacement (see Fig. 5, 6 , 7)

The air purifying filters should be removed from the main

filter and replaced once a year.

Remove the two purifying filter frames from the main filter

(see Fig.5).

Replace the 2 filter elements and secure the in the frames

(see Fig.6).

Attach the 2 purifying filter frames back to the main filter

(see Fig.7).

Clean the air conditioner:

Wipe the unit with a soft cloth or clean it with a vacuum cleaner.

Do not use hot water or volatile materials which could

damage the surface of the air conditioner.

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SELECTION OF INSTALLATION LOCATION (Refer Fig.9):

Select the location for installation to assure adequate

support of the air conditioner weight and minimum operating

nose and vibrations.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.

Installation of wooden frame: (Refer Fig. 10, 11, 12)

Inside dimensions of the wooden frame for the

various models shall be as outlined in the following

table, referring to Fig. 11 and 12.

Position and fasten the wooden frame in the wall

opening.

Fill in any open spaces between wall opening and

frame with waterproof cement.

Verify, after cement has dried, that the frame is

stable and well secured in the place.

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Whenever possible, install the air conditioner on the

wall of the narrow side of the room.

In order to facilitate easy access to the control of the

air conditioner, the recommended elevation of the

installation is 180 cm from the floor. In addition,

make sure to maintain a minimum clearance of 15 cm

from any wall, floor or ceiling.

The wall opening should be suitable for enclosing a

wooden frame for installation and fastening the unit.

Thus, the location on the wall shall be carefully

considered, it must be free of any columns, trusses

or beams, as well as any plumping or electrical

installations.

Never obstruct the air flow of the indoor unit by way of

the curtains, furniture or partitions of any kind.

The exterior air outlet must never be channelled into

closed spaces such as garages, basements etc. Keep

a minimum clearance of 15 cm around the unit and

50 cm at the back.

Avoid installation of the air conditioner in locations

affected significantly by solar radiation or by any heat

sources such as furnaces, heating elements of any

kind etc.

490

660

325

400

550

640

250

330

500

670

332

408

500

670

cma

250

300

Unit Dimensions (mm) Wooden Frame

Dimensions (mm)

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Verify that the lateral and upper openings on the

cabinet are free on the outside, without any

obstruction, to assure proper air movement on

the compressor and the condenser; this is of

utmost importance for proper function of the

refrigeration system and to avoid problems that

will otherwise arise with possibility of damaging

the compressor. For this purpose, walls that

excessively thick should not be left as in Fig. 12,

but should be chamfer outside to allow proper

air movement, as shown in Fig. 13.

IMPORTANT NOTE (See Fig. 12 and 13).

1. Inside.

2. Outside.

3. Maximum wall thickness (C).

4. Lateral opening.

Fig. 13

Remove the fresh air handle (1).

Remove the 2 screws (4) located on the sides of

the plastic front (see Fig. 14).

Remove the plastic front, pulling the bottom part

and disengaging the upper part upward (see Fig.15).

Pull on the cabinet chassis, holding the unit at the

bottom (see Fig. 16).

Removal of plastic front: (Refer Fig. 14, 15, 16)

While removing the cabinet chassis, care should be

administered to avoid injury as a result of the

extremely sharp heat exchanger coils and other

metallic parts.

Attention:

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Insert the cabinet (2) in the frame (4) so it protrudes

a minimum of 10 - 15 mm at the bottom inside the

room, to allow for assembly of plastic front. Make

sure the cabinet is installed with 2 slope outward

obtaining a 88 angle between the bottom side of

the cabinet and the wall, for proper drainage of

condensate water (see Fig. 17).

Fasten the cabinet to the wooden frame with the 7

screws (enclosed with the air conditioner, together

with the drain stub) 3 on top and 2 on each side.

Install 2 steel angle supports (5), attaching them to

the cabinet with screws. Set the supports tightly

against the outside wall and tighten screws permanently.

Install the foam seal (3) (enclosed with air conditioner)

between the frame and the cabinet, providing a

good seal between the interior and the exterior.

Install the drain, as outlined in the section

- Drain Installation.

CABINET INSTALLATION IN WALL (See Fig. 17).

1. Front panel.

2. Cabinet.

3. Foam seal.

4. Wooden frame.

5. Steel angle support.

Fig. 17.

Provision for drain is made by way of a small channel,

to be inserted into the cabinet. For its installation,

remove the drain pan (1) located in side the unit

and insert it in the cabinet (2), then connect the

drain hose (3) to a drain pan outlet.

On cooling / heating units remove drain plug (4).

DRAIN INSTALLATION IN WALL: (See Fig. 18).

1. Drain pan.

2. Cabinet.

3. Drain hose.

4. Drain plug.

Fig. 18.

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1. Should the electrical outlet be located on the opposite side of the control panel, proceed

as follows for relocating the electrical cable:

a. Remove carefully the control knobs.

b. Remove the side screws from the plastic front.

c. Remove plastic front.

d. Invert the cable position, so it can pass along the lower part of the unit front.

e. Cut carefully with pliers the opposite opening on the plastic front.

f. Re-install the plastic front, the screws and the control knobs.

2. Demonstrate operation of the air conditioner to the customer and explain all its functions.

3. Explain filter removal, cleaning and re-installtion.

FINAL TASKS.

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The conditioner is to be installed according to all professional rules,

as well as the standards in force. Before any handling, disconnect the unit.

MELBOURNE: (03) 9271 3505

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