Electrolux ERS09E37HW Bedienungsanleitung

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USER MANUAL

BRUKSANVISNING

BRUGSVEJLEDNING

ANVÄNDARMANUAL

KÄYTTÖOPAS

AIR CONDITIONER

KLIMAANLEGG

KLIMAANLÆG

LUFTKONDITIONERING

ILMASTOINTILAITE

ERS09E37HW

ERS12E37HW

ERS18E37HW

WE’RE THINKING OF YOU

Thank you for purchasing an Electrolux appliance. You’ve chosen a product that brings

with it decades of professional experience and innovation. Ingenious and stylish, it has been

designed with you in mind. So whenever you use it, you can be safe in the knowledge that

you’ll get great results every time.

Welcome to Electrolux.

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CUSTOMER CARE AND SERVICE

We recommend the use of original spare parts.

When contacting Service, ensure that you have the following data available.

The information can be found on the rating plate. Model, PNC, Serial Number

Warning / Caution-Safety information.

General information and tips.

Environmental information.

Subject to change without notice.

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CONTENTS

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

2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION................................................................................... 5

3. CONTROL PANEL............................................................................................... 6

4. REMOTE CONTROL ........................................................................................... 6

5. REMOTE CONTROL DESCRIPTION.................................................................... 8

6. REMOTE CONTROL DISPLAY INDICATOR ....................................................... 10

7. FIRST USE ........................................................................................................ 11

8. HOW TO USE THE REMOTE CONTROL........................................................... 12

9. HOW TO USE THE INDOOR UNIT..................................................................... 19

10. OPERATING TEMPERATURE ............................................................................ 20

11. EMERGENCY OPERATION ............................................................................... 20

12. OPTIMAL OPERATION ...................................................................................... 21

13. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ...................................................................... 21

14. OPERATION TIPS.............................................................................................. 23

15. TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................... 25

16. CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THIS PRODUCT....................................................... 26

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1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Before the installation and use of the

appliance, carefully read the supplied

instructions. The manufacturer is not

responsible if an incorrect installation and

use causes injuries and damages. Always

keep the instructions with the appliance

for future reference.

1.1 Children and vulnerable

people safety

WARNING!

Risk of suffocation, injury or

permanent disability.

sThis appliance can be used by

children aged from 8 years and above

and persons with reduced physical,

sensory or mental capabilities or lack of

experience and knowledge if they have

been given supervision or instruction

concerning use of the appliance in a

safe way and understand the hazards

involved.

sChildren shall not play with the

appliance.

sCleaning and user maintenance shall

not be made by children without

supervision.

1.2 Installation and Use

WARNING!

Risk of suffocation, injury or

permanent disability.

sContact an authorised installer for

installation of this unit.

sContact an authorised service

technician for repair or maintenance of

this unit.

sThe socket outlet required to supply

power must be connected and

commissioned by a licenced contractor.

sIf the supply cord is damaged, it must

be replaced by the manufacturer, its

service agent or similarly qualiÛed

persons in order to avoid a hazard.

sInstallation work must be performed

in accordance with the national wiring

standards and the electricity suppliers

service rules by authorised personnel

only.

sIf the unit is to be moved to another

location or disposed of, only a suitably

qualiÛed person is permitted to

undertake such work.

sIf you notice an unusal situation, such

as a burning smell, please switch off

the power to the air conditioner and

contact an Electrolux service agent. If

this abnormal status continues the air

conditioner may be damaged or even

cause electric shock or Ûre.

sDo not operate the air conditioner with

wet hands. This may cause electric

shock.

sDo not damage or cut off the power

cord or other wires. If this occurs,

please have it repaired or replaced by

an accredited technician.

sDo not connect this air conditioner to a

multi outlet powerboard.

sPlease switch off the power supply to

the air conditioner if it is not to be used

for an extended period. Otherwise, it

will accumulate dust and may cause a

Ûre.

sBefore cleaning the air conditioner,

please disconnect the power supply

in order to eliminate the possibility of

electric shock.

sThe power supply should be matched

with the air conditioner according to

the installation manual. Air conditioners

provided with a supply cord should

be connected directly to a power

outlet with a suitable safety switch. Air

conditioners that are hard wired must

be connected to a suitable safety circuit

breaker according to the installation

manual.

sPlease ensure that the power supply

to the air conditioner is stable and

meets the requirements set out in the

installation manual.

sAlways ensure the product is installed

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with appropriate earthing.

sFor safety, be sure to turn off the

circuit breaker before performing any

maintenance or cleaning or when the

product is not used for an extended

period of time. Accumulated dust may

cause Ûre or electric shock.

sSelect the most appropriate

temperature. It can save electricity.

sDo not keep windows and doors open

for a long time during operation. It will

result in insufÛcient performance.

sDo not block the air inlet or outlet. It will

result in insufÛcient performance and

cause malfunctions.

sKeep combustible materials away from

the units at least 1m. It may cause Ûre.

sDo not step on the top of the outdoor

unit or place heavy things on it. It may

cause damage or injury.

sDo not attempt to repair the air conditioner

by yourself. Incorrect repairs may cause

electric shock or Ûre. Please contact your

local authorised service centre.

sDo not insert your hands or objects into

the air inlet or outlet. It may cause injury.

sDo not expose animals or plants directly

to the airÜow.

sDo not use the unit for any other

purpose, such as preserving food or

drying clothes.

sDo not splash water on the air conditioner.

It may cause electric shock or malfunction.

sFor safety, be sure to turn off the

circuit breaker before performing any

maintenance or cleaning or when the

product is not used for an extended

period of time. Accumulated dust may

cause Ûre or electric shock.

You can also get this manual through your local distributor or by

visiting our website.

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Please visit www.electrolux.com for more inforamtion

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5 6 78

Air inlet

Air Outlet

Air inlet (side)

Air inlet (rear)

Air outlet

1 Front panel

2 Digital display

3 Air Ûlter

4 Pre-dust Ûlter

5 Horizontal air Üow grille

6 Vertical air Üow louver (inside)

7 Manual control button

8 Cold plasma generator (if applicable)

9 Remote controller

10 Refregerant pipe

11 Drain hose

12 Power cable

13 Mounting plate

14 Connecting cable

All the pictures in this manual are for explanation

purposes only. The actual shape of the indoor unit

you purchased may be slight different on front

panel and display window. The actual shape shall

prevail.

2.1 Split Type

2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

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3. CONTROL PANEL

1 Wifi indication lamp (optional)

Lights up when WiÛfeature is activated.

2 I Feel indication lamp

Lights up when I Feel feature is activated.

3 Turbo indication lamp

Lights up when Turbo feature is activated.

4 TEMPERATURE indication lamp

sDisplays the temperature settings when

the air conditioner is operational.

sDisplays the malfunction code when

fault occurs.

5 Eco indication lamp

Lights up when Eco feature is activated.

6 Healthy lamp (Optional)

Lights up when Healthy feature is activated.

7 Repellent lamp (Optional)

8 Lights up when Repellent feature is

activated.

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4. REMOTE CONTROL

4.1 How to use the Remote

control

1. Keep the remote control where its

signal can reach the receiver of the

indoor unit.

2. When operate the air conditioner, make

sure the remote control is pointing to

the signal receiver of the indoor unit.

3. When the remote control sends out

a signal, the symbol will blink for

about 1 second on the display of the

remote control.

4. The indoor unit will acknowledge the

signal with a beep when it receives the

signal from the remote control.

5. Please press the button of the remote

control and resend the signal if you did

not hear a beep from the indoor unit.

sThe air conditioner will not

operate if curtains, doors or other

materials block the signals from

the remote control to the indoor

unit.

sPrevent any liquid from falling

into the remote control. Do not

expose the remote control to

direct sunlight or heat.

sIf the infrared signal receiver on

the indoor unit is exposed to

direct sunlight, the air conditioner

may not function properly. Use

curtains to prevent the sunlight

from falling on the receiver.

sIf other electrical appliances react

to the remote control, either move

these appliances or consult your

local dealer.

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4.2 Location of the Remote Control

Fig.01

Max. 8m

sKeep the remote control where its

signal can reach the receiver of the

indoor unit (a maximum distance of

8 m is allowed).

sWhen you select the timer operation,

the remote control automatically

transmits a signal to the indoor unit at

the speciÛed time.

sIf you keep the remote control in a

position that hinders proper signal

transmission, a time lag of up to

15 minutes may occur.

sWhen the remote control sends out

a signal, the symbol will blink

for about 1 second on the display.

The indoor unit will acknowledge the

signal with a beep when it receives an

effective signal.

4.3 Battery installation/replacement

Fig.02 sSlide the battery compartment cover

off and insert two new alkaline dry

batteries (2x AAA 1.5 Volt). Make sure

that the polarity of (+) or (-) is installed

correctly.

sSlide the battery compartment cover

back on.

sWhen changing batteries, do

not use old or varied ones,

otherwise, it may cause

problems with the remote

control.

sIf the remote control is not used

for a long time, remove the

batteries as old batteries may

leak or corrode and damage

the remote control.

sThe battery life during normal

use is about six months.

sIf the remote control does

not operate normally, please

remove and reÛt the batteries. If

abnormal operation continues,

replace with new batteries.

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5. REMOTE CONTROL DESCRIPTION

1 ON/OFF Button

2 UP/DOWN Button

3 Mode Button

4 Swing Button

5 Timer-On Button

6 Timer-Off Button

7 I Feel Button

8 Fan Speed Button

9 Turbo Button

10 Health Button (Clock Button)1

11 Temp Button

12 Light Button

13 Repellent Button (X-Fan Button)2

14 Eco Button

ON/OFF BUTTON

Press the button to switch on the unit.

Press the button again to switch off the

unit.

UP/DOWN BUTTON

Press the button to increase/decrease the

temperature. Keep the button pressed for

two seconds to accelerate the process.

Release the button to set the temperature

and send the order that the °C/°F signal

will be displayed constantly.

Temperature range: 16-30 °C (61-86 °F).

In Timer-On/Off or Clock functions,

use the button to set the clock or timer

adjustment.

MODE BUTTON

Press the button to set the operation

mode: AUTO, DRY, FAN, COOL and

HEAT. Default setting: AUTO.

sFor Cooling only models, there is

no HEAT mode available.

sIn AUTO mode, user can touch

on the controls to set desired

temperature and the product

memorize the temperature set in

the next use.

SWING BUTTON

Press this button, the louver will swing up

and down automatically. Press again to

cancel it and the louver will stay at its last

position.

TIMER ON Button

Press the button to set the timer function

AUTO COOLDRY HEATFAN

1Clock Button ” ” be shown in

models without Health fuction.

2X-Fan Button ” ” be shown in

models without Repellent fuction.

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AUTO HIGHLOW MEDIUM

for switching on the unit. If the TIMER

ON symbol ” ” blinks, press the UP

or DOWN button to set the time. Keep

the button pressed for two seconds to

accelerate the process. Press the button

to set the timer. Default setting: 8:00

(24-hour mode). Press the button again to

cancel the timer function.

TIMER OFF BUTTON

Press the button to set the timer function

for switching on the unit. If the TIMER

ON symbol ” ” blinks, press the UP

or DOWN button to set the time. Keep

the button pressed for two seconds to

accelerate the process. Press the button

to set the timer. Default setting: 8:00

(24-hour mode). Press the button again to

cancel the timer function.

I FEEL BUTTON

Press the button to enable or disable the

I FEEL function. If the I FEEL function is

enabled, the I FEEL symbol ” ” will be

shown.

If the I FEEL symbol is enabled, the remote

control will send the ambient temperature

to the main unit every 10 minutes or when

you press one of the buttons.

FAN SPEED BUTTON

Press the button to set the fan speed:

AUTO, LOW, MEDIUM and HIGH. Default

setting: AUTO. In the DRY mode, only

LOW can be set.

TURBO BUTTON

In COOL or HEAT mode, press the button

to enable or disable the turbo function. If

the turbo function is enabled, the turbo

symbol ” ” will be shown.

If the turbo function is enabled, the unit

will operate at turbo speed to cool or heat

rapidly so that the ambient temperature

approaches the set temperature as soon

as possible.

CLOCK BUTTON (OPTIONAL)

Press the button to set the clock. If the

clock symbol ” ” blinks, press the UP

or DOWN button to set the time. Keep

the button pressed for two seconds to

accelerate the process. Press the CLOCK

button again to set the clock. The clock

symbol stops blinking.

HEALTH BUTTON (OPTIONAL)

Press the button to enable or disable the

operation of the health Ûlter. If the HEALTH

function is enabled, the HEALTH symbol

”” will be shown.

TEMP BUTTON

Press this button to change the remote

control display of the set temperature to

the Room or Outside temperature.

See Room temperature, the symbol

”” will be shown.

See Outside temperature, the symbol

”” will be shown.

LIGHT BUTTON

Press the button to switch the display

of the indoor unit on or off. When switch

on, the light symbol ” ” will be showed.

Default setting: OFF.

X-FAN BUTTON (OPTIONAL)

In COOL or DRY mode, press the button

to enable or disable the X-FAN function.

If the X-FAN function is enabled, the

X-FAN symbol ” ” will be shown. Default

setting: OFF.

REPELLENT BUTTON

(OPTIONAL)

In COOL or DRY mode, press the button

to enable or disable the Repellent function.

If the Repellent function is enabled, the

Repellent symbol ” ” will be shown.

Default setting: OFF.

ECO BUTTON

In COOL or DRY mode, press this button

to enable or disable Eco operation. If the

ECO function is enabled, the ECO symbol

”” will be shown. Default setting: OFF.

This is ideal for the users to use while

sleeping.

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6. REMOTE CONTROL DISPLAY INDICATOR

1 Transmission Indicator

2 X-Fan display

3 Repellent display (optional)

4 I Feel display

5 WIFI display (optional)

6 Temp display - Outside

7 Temp display - Room

8 Temperature display

9 Clock display

10 Timer-On display

11 Mode display

12 Fan Speed display

13 Turbo display

14 Eco display

15 Health display (optional)

16 Swing display

17 °C/°F display

18 Light display

19 Timer set display

20 Lock display

21 Timer-Off display

TRANSMISSION INDICATOR

Displays when the remote control

transmits signals to the indoor unit.

X-FAN DISPLAY

Displays when X-Fan function is enabled.

For models without X-Fan button,

to enabled X-Fan funtion you need

press Mode and Eco buttons at the

same time.

REPELLENT DISPLAY

Displays when Repellent function is

enabled.

There is no such indicator for the

models without Repellent function.

I FEEL DISPLAY

Displays when I Feel function is enabled.

WIFI DISPLAY

Displays when the WIFI function is

activated by pressing Turbo and Mode

buttons at the same time.

Press the buttons for 10 seconds,

remote control send WIFI reset

code and active the WIFI fuction.

TEMP DISPLAY

Displays when the temperature shown on

the LCD screen is room temperature or

outside. It can be switched by pressing

the Temp button.

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