Convair SI4000 Einrichtungshandbuch

OWNER’S INSTRUCTION MANUAL

C O O L A I R A N Y W H E R E !

P O R T A B L E A I R C O O L E RINDOOR / OUTDOOR

SI5000

SI4000

PORTABLE INDOOR / OUTDOOR EVAPORATIVE AIR COOLER -

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Please read these instructions before assembling the cooler and keep for

future reference.

Waste electrical products must not be disposed of with household waste. This

product should be taken to your local recycling centre for safe treatment.

As the policy of this company is one of continuous improvement, all specifications are subject to change without notice.

SI5000

SI4000

CONTENTS

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.........................3

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................8

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...............4-6

MAINTENANCE......................................6-8

TROUBLESHOOTING...............................9

Filling the water tank

Draining the water tank

Cooler location

Regular Maintenance

General cleaning

Using the Control Panel

Using the Remote Panel

Cleaning the water tank

Cleaning the cooling pads

KEY

1. Air Outlet

2. Control Panel

3. Front Air Inlet

4. Front Castors

5. Left Side Panels

6. Water Tank

7. Rear Wheels

8. Right Side Panel

9. Water Level Indicator

10. Water Fill Door

11. Top Panel

12. RearAir Inlet

13. Water Overflow Hole

14. Drain/ Drain Plug

15. Power Cord

16. Rating Label

INTRODUCTION

WARNING: This cooler is intended for use in an indoor or outdoor, domestic, office or

warehouse environment only. Any other use is not recommended by the

manufacturer and may cause fire, electrical shocks or other injury to person or

property.

When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be

followed:

Your cooler operates on 220-240 Volt AC, 50Hz current only. Check the voltage

to ensure it matches the cooler’s rated specification.

Before operating the cooler check it is complete and undamaged.

If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its

service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard. Never

operate the with a damaged cord or plug.

Turn the power off and unplug the before filling, cleaning or

maintenance.

Do not use the in areas where petrol, spirits, paint or other flammable

goods and objects are stored.

When using the “COOL” setting, check the water tank to ensure it is full.

Operation on an empty tank could result in damage to the water pump.

Do not operate with the wetting pads removed as this will overload and

damage the motor.

Do not use this with any solid-state speed control device.

Do not leave the operating unattended for any extended period of time.

This is not intended for use by person’s (including children or elderly)

with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience

and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction

concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

Do not let children play with any packaging or plastic bags. Injury may

result from such practices. Children should be supervised to ensure that they

do not play with the .

If the is damaged or it malfunctions, do not continue to operate it. Refer

to the troubleshooting section.

This product is not intended for use in wet or damp locations. Never locate the

where it may fall into a bathtub or other water container. When it is not

in use always store in a dry area.

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cooler

Do not use an extension cord with this cooler. Do not run the power cord

under carpeting, or cover with rugs or runners. Arrange the cord away from

areas where it may be tripped over. Remove the power cord from the

electrical receptacle by grasping and pulling on the power cord plug-end only,

never from the cord.

cooler

Do not insert or allow objects to enter any opening as this may damage the

cooler. Do not cover the air inlet or outlet on the cooler as this may cause

motor damage.

cooler

Do not attempt to repair or adjust any electrical

or mechanical functions of the cooler, as this may void the warranty.

cooler

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

SI4000 SI5000

FILLING THE WATER TANK

Warning: Turn the power off, unplug

and move the cooler into position

prior to filling or draining the water

tank.

Fill the water tank with clean water.

To do this, open the water fill door

located on the side panel (Fig. 1).

The tank is full when the water level

indicator reaches the ‘MAX’ position.

Do not overfill as water will spill out onto

the floor ! Your cooler has an overflow

hole in the rear of the tank in case this

should occur.

DRAINING THE WATER TANK

Warning: Turn off and unplug the

cooler prior to moving, servicing,

filling or draining the water tank.

COOLER LOCATION

Move the cooler to a location where

water can be disposed of safely. Pull

out the drain plug at the bottom of the

cooler to release the water from the

water tank (Fig. 2).

Once it has completely drained,

replace the drain plug. The cooler is

ready to be filled with fresh water.

If using indoors, place the cooler in front

of an open door or window. Ensure that

there is adequate cross- ventilation in

the room by leaving a door or window

open opposite from the cooler.

If using outside, it can be placed in any

convenient location where there is

plenty of fresh air.

Following these rules will ensure your

cooler will work as effectively as

possible.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

TIMER

SWING

POWER

SPEED

COOL

CONTROL PANEL

Warning: Do not operate the cooler

with the cooling pads or grilles

removed

USING THE CONTROL PANEL

Power ON/OFF

Speed Control

Cooling

Plug the cooler in to a power outlet. The

cooler will be in stand-by mode (the

cooler will beep and the amber

coloured POWER symbol will be lit),

ready for operation.

The cooler’s control panel has a ‘touch’

sensitive panel. All buttons can be

operated by lightly touching them.

To turn on the unit, touch POWER

button. The ‘blue’ outer circle will light,

the TIMER will display 0.0 and the fan

will come on at HIGH speed for 2

seconds and then change to LOW

speed.

To turn off the cooler, touch the POWER

button for 2 seconds until the cooler

shuts off.

Touch the SPEED button to change the

fan speed between LOW ( ) and

HIGH ( ) speed settings.

To use as an evaporative air cooler,

touch the COOL button on the control

panel. The pump will turn on and

distribute water to the cooling media.

Note!

Low Water Level Warning

Swing Function

Note!

Maximum cooling will not be

achieved until the wetting media is fully

saturated. This may take several

minutes.

The cooler can be operated in FAN only

mode by turning cooling off at any time.

Your cooler is equipped with a low

water level warning function. When in

COOL mode and water is below the

minimum level, a warning sound will

beep for a few seconds and the COOL

symbol will flash continuously. The

water pump will shut off to protect itself

from damage. The COOL function

cannot be selected until reset.

To reset, refill the water tank with fresh

water. The COOL symbol will

disappear and turn on the COOL

function to enjoy the cool air again.

Touch the SWING button on the control

panel to turn on the automatic swing

function. The SWING symbol

will be lit and the louvres will begin to

move from side to side in a horizontal

direction. Vertical direction of

the air flow is preset and cannot be

adjusted.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (cont)

Timer

Safety Lock Function

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

Your cooler is fitted with a timer to

automatically turn off up to 8 hours in

advance.

Touch the TIMER button to set the timer.

The TIMER can be set from 0.5 to 8.0

hours in 0.5 hour increments.

Each touch will increase the set time by

0.5 hours.

To cancel the TIMER, continue

touching until the display value reads

“0.0”. Alternatively, turn the POWER off

and back on again.

Your cooler features a safety lock

function to prevent unintentional

changes in function when the control

panel is touched accidentally.

To lock the cooler at the selected setting,

touch the POWER and COOL buttons

at the same time until the power symbol

on the display turns off.

To unlock the cooler from the safety

lock setting, touch the POWER and

COOL buttons at the same time until the

power symbol appears on the display.

Your cooler is provided with a remote

control, which has the same functions

as the cooler’s control panel.

Place 2 x AAA batteries (provided) into

the battery compartment, making sure

the + and - match the compartment

markings (Fig. 4).

Operation with the remote control

buttons are as below (refer Fig. 5):-

1. Power ON/OFF button

2. SWING vane button

3. COOL mode button

4. TIMER button

5. FAN SPEED button

Ensure the cooler is plugged in and

ready for use.

Note!

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Always point the remote control at

the cooler when operating.

Don’t abuse the remote control.

Don’t allow the remote control to get

wet.

Don’t place near strong electro-

magnetic waves.

Don’t mix old and new batteries !

If the remote control will not be

used for a long time, remove the

batteries to avoid corrosion.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Warning: Always disconnect the cooler from the electricity mains power

before moving, cleaning or any maintenance.

Regular Maintenance:

General Cleaning:

Rear Pad Assembly:

Regular maintenance will maximize the efficiency and service life from your cooler.

Before starting any maintenance operation, read thoroughly all operating and

maintenance instructions observing all cautions and warning.

Whilst the cooler is still operating, turn off the COOL mode and operate the cooler on

FAN only, to allow the cooling pads to dry thoroughly.

Dampen a clean cloth with water and use it on the exterior of the cooler to remove

any dust or dirt. Never use harsh detergents, solvents, corrosive cleaners or any

chemicals to clean the cooler. When not in use, drain the water tank and store the

cooler in an area where it is dry and out of the sunlight.

The cooler uses honeycomb cooling pads. In areas where the mineral content of the

water is high, deposits may build up and restrict air flow. In this case, it is

recommended that the pads be deep cleaned every two months.

Remove the two screws retaining the rear panel (Fig.6). Remove the rear panel

assembly. You now have access to the inside of the water tank and honeycomb pad.

To remove the pad, undo the four screws holding the pad frame to the rear panel (Fig.

8 & 9).

Cleaning the Water Tank:

Cleaning the Cooling Pads:

Caution: Front and Rear Pad assemblies should be removed and serviced one

at a time to avoid mixing of components.

Place the cooler over a drain or other location where water can be safely removed

from the tank. Remove the drain plug located at the bottom of the cooler and empty

the water (refer Fig. 2, pg 4). Replace the plug, refill the water tank then remove the

plug and drain the cooler again. This should be done weekly to reduce water and

mineral build up and extend the life of the cooling pads.

Adamp cloth can be used to remove calcium build-up inside and outside of the cooler.

The inside of the water tank should be cleaned once or twice in a season to maintain

air quality.

MAINTENANCE

SEELEY INTERNATIONAL - CONVAIR OUTBACK

INDOOR/OUTDOOR PORTABLE AIR COOLER

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SI4000

220-240 V ~, 50 Hz

270

430 / 560 / 1090

SI5000

220-240 V ~, 50 Hz

350

585 / 685 / 1090

Model

Power Supply

Input Power (Watts)

Water Tank Capacity (L)

Weight (kg)

Dimensions (mm)

(width / depth / height)

Once the pad frame is free, gently bend

the tabs on each side to release the

water spreader pan (Fig.10). Once the

water pan is removed, the

cooling pad can slide out of the

assembly for cleaning (Fig.11).

Remove the four screws retaining the

front panel (Fig.7). Remove the front

panel assembly by lifting the bottom

side and unhooking the tabs on top. To

remove the pad follow the same

instructions as the rear pad assembly.

The pads can be cleaned with a soft

stream of water. Do not use high

pressure water as this may damage the

pad. Remove any large debris by hand.

Clean the pad frames, spreader and

grilles by using a soft brush or damp

cloth to remove mineral buildup and

debris.

Once cleaning is finished, the cooler

should be allowed to dry out completely

before reassembly.

Reassemble the cooler in the reverse

order as described above.

spreader

Front Pad Assembly:

MAINTENANCE

Cooler makes a bad

smell.

Cooler not responding

to remote controller.

Cooler makes noise.

Water overflows from the

tank.

Water colour yellowish at

initial use.

Cooler will not operate

at all.

Damaged power supply

cord.

No cooling.

Cooler will not operate

initially.

CONDITION POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY

Tank or cooling pad dirty.

Water quality is poor.

Touch button safety lock

Moisture in PCB

Remote Control batteries

are old

Remote Control reception

Damaged PCB

Low water level.

Motor or Fan problem.

Too much water in tank.

Colour bleeds from cooling

pad media.

Electrical fault.

Pump is not turned on.

Water tank is low or empty.

Pump is not working correctly.

Cooling pad blocked or dirty.

Cord is not plugged in.

Power outlet or supply faulty.

Incorrect voltage.

Drain the tank and fill the cooler with clean water. If it still

smells, clean the tank and replace the cooling pad.

Add a little vanilla essence or perfume to the water.

Unlock safety feature, press POWER and COOL buttons

on the control panel at the same time until power indicator

light comes back on.

Try using the remote control to see if the unit responds. If

the unit responds briefly, the likely cause is moisture in

the PCB. Turn the unit off, unplug the power and call

customer service.

Check batteries in the remote controller and replace.

Remote reception distance will be significantly reduced

under direct sunlight.

If none of the above solutions work, the PCB/ Touch

screen assembly is damaged. Call customer service.

Whenever the water level is below minimum, the COOL

display will continuously flash and a warning sound will

beep for 10 seconds.

Refill the water tank with fresh water and turn on the

COOL function.

Turn off and unplug the unit. Call customer service.

Drain some water out of the tank.

This is normal. After several uses, the water colour will be

clean.

Electrical parts must only be repaired and replaced by

Authorised ServiceAgents.

If the power supply cord of this appliance is damaged it

must be replaced. Electrical parts must only be repaired

and replaced byAuthorised Service Agents.

Turn cool mode on by pressing the COOL button.

Make sure the COOL symbol is not flashing indicating low

water. Fill with water again until water level indicates the

tank is full.

Call customer service

Drain the tank and fill the cooler with clean water. This will

help dissolve and flush out the dirt. The cooling pad

should now be wet.

Ensure cord is plugged in and switched on at power outlet.

Check the power outlet. Check the power supply

Check that the power supply is the same as specified on

the rating label.

TROUBLESHOOTING

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