Dimplex ComfortAir DIM2IN1 Handbuch

COMFORTAIR 2In1

AIR COndITIOneR And dehuMIdIFIeR

dIM2In1

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CAUTION

1. To efciently cool rooms up to 11m2, install the window kit to ensure the

ComfortAir expels warm air outdoors. Please make sure the inlet and outlet

ventilation is not blocked at all times.

2. If you wish to use the ComfortAir as a personal cooler, face the cool air

outlet towards the person. In this mode, the window kit does not need to

be installed.

3. Operate the ComfortAir on a horizontal surface to avoid water leakage.

4. Do not operate the ComfortAir in an explosive or corrosive atmosphere.

5. Operate the ComfortAir in a room with ambient temperature of 35 degree

centigrade or less.

6. Clean air lter periodically to maintain efciency.

7. After turning off the ComfortAir, please wait at least 3.5 minutes before

restarting this is to prevent the compressor from being damaged.

8. The ComfortAir is for indoor cooling and dehumidifying.

9. When starting up the ComfortAir or switching to cooling mode, it may take

3.5 minutes to start cooling. This is to prevent damage to the compressor.

10. When the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer,

its service agent or similarly qualied persons in order to avoid hazard.

11. In order to dispose of the ComfortAir remote control safely, please remove

the batteries before disposal.

12. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with

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

knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning

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

be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

13. Please drain water from the ComfortAir before moving it.

14. Do not operate the ComfortAir in a laundry room.

15. The ComfortAir is only suitable for personal use or in small to medium

sized rooms.

16. The ComfortAir is equipped with a thermal cut out device for safety.

17. Please ensure the ComfortAir is not placed against objects which will

obstruct air intake e.g. furniture or curtains.

VERY IMPORTANT

Do not install and use your ComfortAir before carefully reading this

instruction guide.

Please retain this instruction manual for future reference.

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NOTES ON WINDOW KIT INSTALLATION

For effective cooling of a room (up to 11m2), please ensure that the

following steps are undertaken:

1. Extend the exhaust hose to a length of not more than 400mm. The exhaust

hose must be kept straight and must not be bent up or down.

2. A distance of 500mm minimum must be kept between the lter side of the

ComfortAir and wall or any other obstacles.

3. When the ComfortAir starts to defrost, the word “DF” will be displayed on

the LED screen.

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR

PURCHASE OF A

The ComfortAir is designed to keep you cool in the summer and dry in winter.

Its features include:

• A remote control

• Easy glide castors

• No installation required – just plug into any household power outlet

• Powerful refrigerated air system to cool small to medium sized rooms.

• Dehumidied and ltered air cycle to improve air quality.

• 24 hour programmable timer that can be used with either the air conditioning

or dehumidication setting

• Sleep/Quiet mode

COMFORTAIR 2In1

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CONTENTS

• ComfortAir main unit

• Remote control

• User manual

• Window Kit (exhaust hose can be

found in dehumidication tank)

PARTS DIAGRAM

1. Control panel

2. Remote control receiver

3. Filter

4. Cool air outlet

5. Air inlet

6. Joint tube (to attach

to window kit)

7. Exhaust hose

PARTS DIAGRAM continued

8. Air lter

9. Air inlet

10. Hot air outlet joint

11. Hot air outlet

12. Remote control storage

13. Drain hole (remove plug to allow water to

drain into dehumidifying water tank)

14. Water tank

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CONTROL PANEL & DESCRIPTION

OF FUNCTIONS

1. POWER KEY

Press to turn ComfortAir “ON” or “OFF”

2. FUNCTION

Press to select dehumidifying, cooling or fan mode

3. SWING

Press this key and the outlet will oscillate. Press again to stop oscillation.

The outlet will close automatically when you turn the ComfortAir off.

4. INCREASE TEMPERATURE OR HUMIDITY (+)

During cooling function: press to raise the desired room temperature by 1°C.

The maximum temperature possible is 30°C.

During dehumidifying function: press to raise the desired humidity by 5%.

The maximum limit is 90%.

5. DECREASE TEMPERATURE OR HUMIDITY (-)

During cooling function: press to lower the desired room temperature by

1°C. The minimum temperature possible is 17°C.

During dehumidifying: press to lower the humidity by 5%. The minimum limit

is 30%. Or press until you see “CO” for Continuous Dehumidication.

6. SPEED

Press to select either LOW, HIGH or AUTO fan speed.

If “AUTO” is selected (during cooling function), the ComfortAir will

automatically select either “HIGH”, or “LOW” speeds depending on how

quickly the room needs cooling (i.e. based on the difference between the

desired temperature and ambient room temperature).

The ComfortAir will run on “HIGH” speed if the ambient room temperature

is higher than the desired temperature by 2°C or more and run on “LOW”

speed if less than 2°C.

7. SLEEP MODE

This function cools the room initially to help you get to sleep, but allows the

temperature to increase in the room to minimize energy usage.

1. While in cooling mode, press the SLEEP key

2. Set the desired temperature

After one hour, the desired temperature will increase by 1°C. It will then

increase by another degree after another hour.

Press the SLEEP key again to cancel the sleep setting.

CONTROL PANEL & DESCRIPTION

OF FUNCTIONS continued

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8. PROGRAMMABLE TIMER

TIMER-ON: The timer can be set to turn on the ComfortAir automatically

after a certain number of hours. To do this, press the “TIMER” key when on

stand-by mode to set the number of hours until you want the ComfortAir to

turn on.

TIMER-OFF: The timer can be set to turn off the ComfortAir automatically

after a certain number of hours. To do this, press the “TIMER” key when

the ComfortAir is operating to set the number of hours until you want the

ComfortAir to turn off.

9. LCD DISPLAY

The display indicates the current desired temperature, desired humidity

or the timer setting depending on the function selected. When the set

temperature, humidity or the timer is adjusted, the new setting is shown and

will ash for a few seconds. The display will then soon return to showing the

current ambient temperature or humidity.

The display is also used to show error codes should a fault occur, see

ERROR CODES.

10. REMOTE CONTROL INFRARED RECEIVER

FUNCTIONS

COOLING MODE

This setting will cool the room if you have an exhaust hose and window kit

installed. Use the temperature selection buttons to choose your desired room

temperature.

Alternatively, you can direct the cool air outlet towards a person to use it as a

personal cooler. In this mode, you do not need to use the exhaust hose and

window kit to ventilate.

DEHUMIDIFICATION

This setting will dehumidify your room by removing up to 30 litres of water

in your home’s atmosphere per day. This makes the ComfortAir suitable for

dehumidifying large households.

Dehumidify via the window kit

The ComfortAir can also dehumidify by sending excess moisture outside using

the exhaust hose and window kit. To do so, ensure the rubber cap1is placed in

the drainage outlet in the dehumidication tank.

If excess water is collected and cannot be ventilated, “E4” will be shown on the

display panel. You will need to remove the plug to drain the excess water.

Dehumidify via dehumidiﬁcation tank

Remove the rubber plug in the dehumidication tank to allow dehumidied water

to drip into the tank.

Dehumidiﬁcation note

If the room humidity is lower than the desired humidity by 2%, the ComfortAir will

stop dehumidifying. It will start dehumidifying again when the room humidity is

higher than the desired humidity by 2%.

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LCD SCREEN DISPLAY GUIDE

Sleep Fan Mode only

Timer Digital display

Child lock Temperature sign

Swing Humidity percentage

Alarm Hours on timer

Cooling Automatic fan speed

Dehumidifying Air speed indicator

REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTION

POWER On/Off switch

FUNC Function/“mode” selector

TIMER Set timer

AUTO Automatic fan speed

HI High fan speed

LOW Low fan speed

SLEEP Sleep mode selector

TEMP. Temperature and humidity

selector

SWING Swing mode

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MAINTENANCE

PLEASE DISCONNECT THE POWER CORD BEFORE CLEANING

AIR FILTERS

1. The air lters located on both sides of the ComfortAir can be removed

simply by pulling the frame out.

2. Wash the lter with cool water (cooler than 40°C) every two weeks, and put

lter back after it has air-dried naturally.

CONDENSER/EVAPORATOR

Use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to clean.

OUTER CASING

Wipe with a damp cloth and polish with a soft cloth.

PLACEMENT FOR USE

1. Because the ComfortAir exhausts hot air, please do not operate in narrow

environments.

2. Do not operate in direct sunlight as the ComfortAir may over heat and shut

down or the plastic may fade.

EXHAUST HOSE INSTALLATION

1. Take out the joint tube from the exhaust pipe (see picture 1) and x Part A

and Part B together.

2. Press the right side lter downwards (see picture 2) to take off the hot air

outlet joint.

3. Screw the exhaust pipe counterclockwise onto the joint tube (see arrow 3).

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4. Attach the pipe joint onto the ComfortAir (see arrow 4).

5. Screw the exhaust pipe counterclockwise on to the pipe joint (see arrow 5).

6. To remove the exhaust pipe, unscrew the exhaust pipe clockwise and take

it out (see arrow 6).

Install the Exhaust Hose and the Adjustable Window Slider Kit as depicted

in Fig.1 and Fig.1a.

Figure 1 - Vertical sliding

windows installation

Figure 1a - Horizontal

sliding windows

installation

TROUBLE SHOOTING

WINDOW KIT INSTALLATION

Problem Cause Trouble shooting

E1 Electrical short on both

temperature sensor and PCB.

Contact an electrician for repair.

E2 Electrical short of temperature

sensor copper tube and PCB

wiring.

Contact an electrician for repair.

E4 Indicates water tank full or

possibly incorrect placement

of drainage hose.

User needs to pull out the

rubber stopper which is located

within the water tank to drain

water held within the main unit.

Check that the drainage hose

has been positioned correctly.

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SPECIFICATION

(CE) N 842/2006:

R134a is a kind of uorinated greenhouse gases covered by the Kyoto Protocol.

R134a is total global warming potential (GWP) is 1430.

Model No. PC11-DM2A

Power Source 220-240V~50Hz

Rated Power (EN60335)

Cooling

610W

Cooling Capacity 1100W

Moisture Removed 30 litres/day

Humidifying capacity 0.2 L /H

Refrigerant R134a

Water Tank Capacity 2.6L

Dimensions (mm) 285W x 375D x 500H

This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed

with other household wastes throughout the EU. To prevent possible

hazards to the environment or human health from uncontrolled

waste disposal, please recycle it to prove the sustainable reuse of

material resources. Please ask return and collection systems or

contact the retailer where the product was purchased to return your

used device, they can recycle products safely.

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