Danby Silhouette DAC7024DE Bedienungsanleitung

USE ANDCARE

MANUAL

MANUEL

D'UTILISATION

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Room Air Conditioner

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Introduction .................................................................. 2

Unit Specifications ............................................................. 2

Electrical Specifications .......................................................... 3

Energy-Saving T_ps........................................................... 4

Window Installation ............................................................ 4

Operating Instructions .......................................................... 11

Care and Maintenance ............................................................. 12

Trouble Shooting Guide ....................................................... 13

Warranty ................................................................... 14

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Air Inlet

Air Filler

Exterior

Air Inlet

Interior

Air Outlet

-Fresh Air Ventilation Switch

Electronic Controls

Power Cord

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Thank you for choosing a Danby Silhouette RoomAir Conditioner to cool your home. This Use and Care

Manual provides information necessary for the proper care and maintenance of your new Room Air

Condittoner_ If propedy maintained, your air conditioner will give you many years of trouble free operation. To

avoid insfallation dilficulties, i'ead Ihese inslruclions completely before installing!operating your untL

NOTE,' This unit is NOT designed for through-the-walt installation,

For easy reference, you may want to attach a copy of your sales receipt to this page. Note following

information provided (on the marlulacturer's nameplafe located on the right side of the unil above 1,5epower

cord) This information wil! be needed when you contact a Customer Service Representative

Model Number:

Serial Number:

Date of Purchase:

Dealer s Name and Address:

Refer to the trouble shooting section o! this Use end Care Manual if Ihe unil is not operaling correctly.

tf these suggeslions do net solve the problem, conlact an authorized service representative or

call Danby TOLL F.REE: 1-800-263-2629

Keep these instructions for future reterence.

This symbol denotes acaution or warning

Do not leave a room air condtlioner unattended in

a space where people or animals who cannot

react Io a failed unit are located, A failed unit can

cause exfreme overheating or death in such an

enclosed, unattended space.

ModelNo, DAC7024DE

Lintl Spec!lieatleat!ons

Vet!age It 5V/60Hz

CoolingCapacitY(Btu_) 7,000

65o

EnergyEfficiencyRatin_(EER) 10.7

Fen,<CoolingSpeeds 3/3

_Sq_f=.) 250

NoiseLevel(dB) 47

Unl! Dimensions Width 17.75"

Depth 22.5"

Heig._ 13.5"

Wfndow Kil Dtmens{ons Maximum Width 37"

Minimum Widlh 24.5"

Minimu_ 15,5"

Shtpping Welghl 97 ib

NOTE: $pecllic_itlene are subjecl 1ochange will_ou!noltce let further irnprovernerll,

1o All wiringmust comply with local and national

electrical codes and must be installed by a

qualified electrician. Ifyou have any questions

regarding the fo)(owIng instructions, contact a

qualified electric(an.

2. Check available power supply and resolve any

w(ring problems BEFORE installing and

operating this unit°

3. Th(s 1t5V air condilioner uses 12.0 or less

nameplate amps and may be used in any

properly wired, general purpose household

receptacle. See Table 1for specifications for

individual branch circuit.

4. For your safety and protection, this unit ts

grounded through the power cord plug when

plugged into into a matching wall eutteL If

you are not sure whether your wall outlet Is

properly groun.ded, please cons u!t a

qu_i fled electrlc.lan, :,. ""

T,g: iiouiieii3-p iimate,thep,ug(3-

pin)on theservicecordsuppliedwiththeunit.

DO NOT use plugadapters,See Table2 for

receptacle and fuse information. If tt Is necessary

to use an extension cord to connect your air

conditioner, use an approved "air conditioner"

extension cord only (available at most local

hardware stores)

6. The ratingplate on the unit contains electrical

and other technical data, The raling plate

is located on the right stde ofthe unit, above the

power cord.

Table 1: Suggested Individual Branch Circuit

NameplateAmps AWG Wi_eSize"

5,0 to12 14

AWG- AmericanWi_e_age

*Baseden copperwireat 60 _Ctemperaturerating.

Table 2: Receptacle and Fuse Types

RatedVolts 125

Amps 15

Wail Oultet

FuseSize t5

TimeDelay Fuse PlugType

(or clrcutl breaker)

YourRoomAirCondillonerunitisdesignedto

be highly efficient in energy savlngs_ Follow

these recommer_dations Ior greater eltidenoy_

1 Select thermostal selling Ihal suits your

comiod needs and reave lherrnosla! at that

chosen selling.

2_ The air filler is very elfJdenl in removing airborne

dust padicleso Always keep the air filter clean.

3_ Use drapes, curtains, or shades to keep

direct sunlight from hsating room, but DO NOT

obstruct the air conditioner. Allow air to circulate

around t,he unitwithout obstruction.

4_ Start your air conditioner bolero outdoor air

becomes hot and uncomfodable, This avoids an

initial period of discomfod while unitiscooling

off the room,

5- When ouldoor temperatures are coo! enough,

use HIGH, MED, or LOW FAN only(depending

on your model). This circulates indoor air,

providing some cooling comlod, and ulilizes

less electricity than when operating on a

cooling setting.

_ To avoid (he possibi;ityof personal

injury, disconnect power to the unit

before installing or servicing..

Tools Needed for Wtndow Installation

Screw Drivers: Both Phillips and flat head

Power DrIIl: 1/8 inch dtameler drill bit

Pencil

Measuring Tape

Scissors

Carpenters Level

Adjustable Wrench

To avoid installation/operation difficulties,

read these Instructions thoroughlyo

Your Room Air Conditioner isdesigned for easy

installation in a single or double-hung v,_ndow.

NOTE: This unit is NOT designed for vertical (slider

type) windows and/or through-the-wall

applicationsoNOTE: Save the shipping carton and

packing maleriars for lulure slorage or transport ol

_,haunit Remove from or!!on, the plastic bag

containing the insta!latton hardware kit necessary for

Ihe installation of your air conditioner, Please check

Ihe contents of hardware kit age!st the corresponding

model cl_ackIfst, prior to installationof the unit

S_e Fig. I

Because the compressor is located on the conbols

side of the unit (righl side), this side wilt be heavlel:

and more awkward to manipulate, Inadequate

support on control side of the unit can result in

personal injury and damage to your unit and

property. Therefore, it is recommended to have

someone assist you during the installation of this

untt

Your unit Is designed to evaporate condensation

under normal conditions However, under

extreme humidity conditions, excess condensation

may cause basepan tooverflow to the outside.

The Unit should be installed where condensation

run-off cannot drip on pedestrians or neighboring

properties.

A drain tube connection (excluding hose) is provided

to redirect c_ndensation ovedtow Sea Fig, 25.

1. Select the Best Location

A. Thfs room air conditioner is designed to lit easity

into a single or double hung window_ However,

since window designs vary, it may be necessary

to make some modifications for safe, proper

installation

B, Make sure window and frame is structurally

sound and free from dry and retted wood,

Co For maximum efficiency, install Ihe air conditioner

on a side of a house er building which favors

more shade than §uniighto II the unit is in direct

sunlight, il is advisable to provide an awillng over

the unit.

D Provide sufficient clearance around the cabinet

to altow for ample air circulation through the unit.,

See Fig. 2 The rear ot' the unit should be

outdoors and not in a garage nor inside a

building. Keep unit as far away as possible from

obslacles/obstructions and at least 30" above the

floor or ground. Curtains and other objects

within a room should be prevented from blocking

the air flow,.

E. Be certain the proper electrical outlet is wilhin

reach of the installation° Use only a single

outlet circuit rated at 15 amps.. Al! wiring should

be in accordance with local and national

electrical codes.

EDO NOT USE "REGULAR" EXTENSION CORDS

WITH THIS UNIT If it is necessary to use an

extension cord to connect your air conditioner,

use an approved "air conditioner" extension cord

only, (available at most local hardware stores)

GoDO NOT Insla]l unit where leakage of

combuslible gas is suspected. Your air

condilioner may fait to operate in air containing

oils (including machine oils), sulfide gas, near hot

springs, elc......

1,Preparation to Remove the Air Conditioner

SIIde_Out Chassis (Aft Models)

• Position the air condilioner in the normal

(upright) posil_on.

-Remove the air fitter by grasping the tiIler handle

(on front grill) and sliding il lo the right, Ftgo2

• Remove the phillips screw (behind fitter)

securing the grill Iront to the chassis (Fig. 4)

-Remove the phillips screws located on the (lower

lefVright) edge ei front grill (Flg.3)

•To remove the front gr_!l,grasp ihe lower front

comer of lhe grill, pulling (gently) outward and

upward, (Fig 5)

Repeat lhts slop on the 3 remaining corners,.

•Before the front grill can be completely removed

from the cabinet, it will be necassary to

disconnect Ihe (msletlemate) electricaf wire

harness located direclly behind the lront grill.

(Fig 5a)

•Remove the two phillips screws (lower left!right

side of cabinet) securing the slide-oul_chassls to

the cabinet, Figo7

NOTE: These screws must be reinstalled

upon completion of the window Installation°

(to secure slide-out-chassls)

NOTE: Some modets may be inclusive of an

additional (sfide-out chassis) retaining bracket and

screw located at the front ofthe chassis. This

bracket and screw must also be removed before

attempting Io remove Ihe slide-out chassis. Fig° 6

NOTE: This bracket and screw does not have to

be reinstalled upon completion of the window

Installation_

Grasp the pull handle at the front of the slide-out-

chassis and carefully slide the air conditioner out

of the cabinet (Fig.6)

Please seek assistance tor Ihis procedure_

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2, Assembly of the Upper &Lower Channels,

to Cabinet. (All Models)

• "L"Shaped Top Channel: Installthe "L"shaped

channel tothe top of tile cabinet as shown [n Fig.

8using four (4) 114" screws.

•"U" Shaped Bottom CItannel: Install Ihe "U"

shaped channel io the bottom of the cabinel as

shown in Fig. B using four (4) 1/4" screws

NOTE: Some models may already have the

bottom channel factory Installed.

3, Assembly of the Side Curtains to Cabinet.

(All Models)

•Slide the shutters inlo Ihe top and bottom

channels as shown in Fig. 9. The shutters are

idenlilled (on frame) as taft & right Attach Ihe

shutlers to Ihe cabinet using four 1/4" screws on

each side.

4, Installation of Mounting Brackets and

First Sealing Strtp (All Models)

SPECIAL NOTE: Windows come in avariety of

different designs and styles Theralore, {t may be

necessary to modify or improvise on your

particular inelallation.

A. Attach the bracket assembly to Ihe 90° angle

support brackets (Fig 16) using four 11/2" x

1/4" bolts. (two bolts per brackel)

Secure with the four 1/4" lock washers and four

1/4" nuts. DO NOT immediately tighten these

bolts as it may be necessary to adjust lhe depth

of the bracket assembly, dependin£ on the

deplh ofyour window sill See Fig's t8 & 19

Test the brackel assembly in lhe window before

installing, if satisfied, tighlen all bolts lnslall the

two levelling screws into the 90° support

brackets See Fig. 16 li the levelling screws a_e

distanced too (ar away from the waTIto provide

adequate stability, it may be necessary to shim

this area with a solid piece oI wood See Fig. !9.

B Measure the length of the inside sill and find the

center as shown In Fig. 17.

Models; DACFO24DE: Measure 807 !" on each

side of center and mark Ihese points.Align the V-

slot on the bracket with each corresponding

markand mount the brackets to tile sil[ using

two 314" screws & tWO flat washers pe_

bracket

Brackets should be perpendicular to the inside

window sill,with step (U) bracket lighl against Ihe sill

See Fig, f8.,

C. For proper condensation run-off it wil_be

necessary to adjusl the angle/pitch ot the window

brackets. This is accomplished by adjusting the

distance of Ihe leveling screw on the ouler wall,

The maximum anglelpitch should nol exceed

more than 3/16", See Ffg_18

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t/4" Semw

'L"Shaped

Channel

Channels

"U"Shaped

"U"ShapedChannel Channel

Position (smaller

spacetoIrenl) Fig.8

Shut.terFrame

Shu!lers

Fig. 9

As_embr_ao1_e t I //"" __°°An01_

. II.// _uppotl Brackets

Levelling Screws --.-_. Fig, 16

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3/16"M m_ImornPitch

Braokel Assembly

Leveling Scrm',"

Outer Wall Construction

Fig. 18

WindowSash

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I_ SolidPtecec,IWood

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5. Installation of the Cabinet

(All Models)

A. Place the air conditioner cabinel into Iha window

with the "L" shaped mounting channel (on lop)

positioned tn front of the upper window sash,

The "U" shaped channel on the botlem of the

cabinet should be positioned in the "recessed"

portion of the track located at the front of the

window brackets, Pull the window down unlil it

rests just behind the front flange of the (top) "L"

shaped mounting channel. See Fig. !4,

WindowSnsh

"L'Shaped FoamSIdp

Mounling

Channel Fig 14

B. Align one hole Inthe boltom of the cabinet with

one hole in the bracket assembly. Secure the

cabinet to the bracket using a 1/4" screw

provided. Repeat the same procedure on the

opposite side of the cabinet. Fig,,t5

C Check to make sure the "pitch" (angle) of the

cabinet is slanted slighlly downward on the

outside, If necessary, re-adjust the levelling

screws in the mounling brackeLFig. 18

D, Cut thefirst foam sealing strip to fit the

underside (bottom) of lhe lower window sash.

Remove the peel-off backing on the foam and

attach the foam strip to the sash, See Fig, t3_

6. tnslaIling the Slide-Out Chassis into Cabinet:

(please seek assistance for this procedure)

• Carefully slide Ihe air conditionerback into

the cabinet., (in window)

Note: Ground wire must be re-installed before

completing next step.

•Reinstall (slide-out-chassis) security screws

removed earlier from the (lower left/right) side o!

the cabinet. Fig 7

• Expand the shutter frames (fully) on each side

and secure the top of the shutter frame to the

window sash using one 314" screw & fiat washer

on each side,, Fig 23

•tnsla[i a shutter clamp on each side of the

(lower) shulter frame and secure towindow sill

using one 3/4" screw & flat washer on each side.

Fig 23

7, Reinstalling Front Grill (All Models) :

Before re-installing the front grill back on the

cabinet, you must re-connect the (male]lernale)

eleclrieat wire harness between the front grill

control panel and the main (cabinet} unit.

(FigSa) Make sure the eleclrica/connection is

firmly and securely attached.,

• Position the front panel on the cabinet starting at

the tap.,The Iront panel lock tabs must be

inserted inlo the retaining slots in the cabinet

• Repeat this procedure on all sides, making sure

the freshair ventilation lever arm and power cord

are property installed back to their original

posil_en on Ihe front grill

• Secure the trent grill to the cabinet using the

phillips screws removed earlier Fig's. 3 & 4

• Re-inslall the air fitter.

• Cut the second foam seal to lit lhe opening

between the lop inside and outside window

See Fig 24

• Someinstaf[ations may requireadditional sealing

around the windowand air conditioner Check for

any airleaks and seal where necessary,

•Under very humid conditions, water removal may

be excessive enough to ovedtow from the rear of

the un[Ior increase noise levels ol the air

condilioner If thisoccurs, you may want to attach a

secIJenof (garden) drain bose (not Included) to

the drain plug located at the rear e! Ihe unit, this

will permitcandensalion to run off mare

conveniently. See Fig. 25.

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Shutter

_2ridF_em

Seal

Fig, ;Z4

_Drain Hose

(nolincluded)

Fig.25

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