LG BP6000ER Bedienungsanleitung

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MODELS: BP60'OOER

m,anual. It contains valuable

ition,er. This manual may help

!rig proper sir conditioner

order to prevent

or improper

es caus_ by

Your Records

Write the _! and serial numbers here:

Mode! #

Serial #

You can find them on a,label on the,sideof each unit.

_alet's Name

_te Purcha_d

This Manual

Inside you will find many helpful hints on how to use

and main_in your air o3nditior_rproperly: Just aliHle

preventive care on your part can save you agreat

deal oil time and money over the fife of your air

conditiener_

You'll find many answers to common problems m the

chad'of troubieshootit_ tips, ff you review our _ad o,f

Troubleshooting _ps first, you may r,_t n_ to call

fo_se_ice at all,,

CAUTIO,N

•Cont_t theauthorizi_ _1_, technicianfor re_ir

or maintenance of this unit,

,,Contact the installer for installat_n elfthis unit_

• The air conditioner is not intended for use by young

chik_re,nor invalids without supervision,

• Yeu_ chiffon should _ su_is_ _, ensure that

theydo notpray with the air _n,ditioner.

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To pre,ve_ injury and prope_y damage follow these i_tructio, ns,

Incorred operation due t,oignoring instruclio,ns might cause h_m or d_age, the se,rious_sis, o,fwhich is

indicated by the following symbo_s_

[] The foiiowing _:emsare classified bythese symbols,

• Doing so may cause electric

shock or fire,due to heat

generation or e_ectricshock,

• _ing somayca_e el_ric shockor

firedueto he_ generation

•No grounding may cau_ e_ect_c

shock (See installation Manua!),

• Such a unit may pose a dsk of

fire or eiectric shock accident,

• _ing so may cause e_ectric

shock or fire due to heat

generation,

,,_ing so may ,causee/e_ric

shock

• _ing so may cause,failure of

machine ,orelectdc shock

• _ing so may cause fire or

e_e,ctric sh_k,

*Doi%_ _y causee_ic sh_ ot_m,,

_e_ ora_mi_yq_l_ _s® i_0rdeto

•This could damagieyour heaffh,

• Failure to install _ese may cause

fire ,orelectric shock accident

• It may cause electric sh_k,

.,_in 9 so may cause fire or' • Doing so may lead 'toan

•Operatingtheairconditionerinthepresenceofgas

va_rscanleadtoexplosionsandfire , _ingsomaycause,failureorielectdcshock

. Theyaresharpandmaycause .Water may enter the unit and

_grade the insuiation It aiso

may cause :anele_ric sh_k,

• Sincet_'_fan rotatesat hgh sLCeed

duringo_ration, it may_use

injuryif activaed whi_ec_eaning,

• Oper_ion with 'windowso_n_

may cause we_ing of:indoor and

soaking of household furniture,

. Doing so may cause failure of

appliance or accident

•This could injure the pet or plant

•Improper h_d_ing may cause

electj-icshock or dama_

• if the previous air conditioner

damaged _e console, _ere is;a

risk oftrie new unit falling,

, _he_ thepr_uc_ap_amce may

bedamag_duetochaa_gedp_u,ct

_l,o_or_atchingd_ _#a_.

• Treeing the power ,cord

carelessly poses a danger of fire

or electric sh_k,

' An ,oxygenshortage may

otherwise occur

• It may cause damage of animals

or vegetables or loss of property,

• Doing so can prolong the life of

the product:

•Operation without filters will

cause failureo

• Itcontains contaminants _at

would make you sick,

_ ContactaninstallationspecialistforinstaHa_on

Piuginthepowerplugproperly,

_Do notshare_hesameoutletwitho_erappliances

Donotuseanextensioncord.,

Donotstarf'Js'topoperationbyplugging!unpluggingthe_wercord,

Ifcordp/ugisdamaged°replaceonlywithanauthorizedpaso

Beingexposedtodirectai#lowforanextendedperiodoftimecou!dbehazardoustoyourheaith,Donot

exposeo_upa_s,pe_,orplantstodirectai#lowforextendedperiodsoftime.

Duetothe_ssibiiityofoxygendeficiency,ventilatetheroomwhenusingt_etherv_thstovesorother

heating@vice,so

Donotusethisaircondiionerfornon-specifiedsp_iaipu@oses(e.gpresewngprecsondevices,

food,,pets,,plants,andart:obiects) Usagein,suclhamanner_ui,dharmsuchprope_.

Donot:touchthemetalpartsoftheun_ when removing the filter Iniuries can occur when handling sharp

metal edges,

Do not:usewater to clean inside the air conditioner, Exposure to water can destroy fne insulaton0 leading

to possible electric sh,_k,

When cleaning the unit, fir_ make sure that the power and breaker are tum_ off, The fan rotates at:a

very high speed during o_ration, There is a possibili_ of inju_ ifthe un_'s _wer is accidentally

triggered on while cleaning inner IPa_Sof the unit.

For repair and maintenance contact your authoriz_ ser,4ce deaier.

The mmo,te control and control pan_ will look like tho_ repre_,nted in the foflowing picture&

POWER

. To _Jrn_e _r conditioner ON, push this button,

To _rn the air conditioner OFF_push the bu_on

• This button takes priority over any ,otherbutton.

When you first#Jrnit on, #_eunit is in cool mode,,

high f_ speed, temperature set_n9 at 7'2_F,

TEMPERATURE SE_IING

• Use #_isbutton to automatically con#ol the

temperature of _e room.

Thetemperature can be set withinarange Of

60_ to 86_ by increments of 1_.

MODE

- Every time you push fl_isbu'tt,on,itwillcycle

_rough _e following modes COOL ENERGY

SAVER, FAN and DRY,

ENERGY SAVER

The fan stops whenthe compressor stops

cooling. Approximateiy every 3 minutes the fan

wil! #Jrnon and the unit wilicheck the room air to

dietermi_eif coo_ingis nee_d.

FAN SPEED

.,Eve_ time you push t_fisbu_on, it advances the

setting as fo#ows: {Nigh(F3) Low(F1}

Med(F2} High(F3)}

TIMER

-SHUT-OFF TIME

,iYou wi!i usually use sh_offtime whi!e you

sleep.

.iWith un_ running, use Timer to set number of

hours until shut_ff,

. Foryour sleepiin9 oomfoR,,once,Time is set, t_e

TemperatJre se_ng wfi_raise 2_ after 30 rain°

and 2_ after ano_er 30 rain

.i Every time you push _mer b_on it advances

_e Timer se_ing as bllows: 1 Hour......2 Hours _*

etc, _ 12 Hours maximum.

- START TIME

. With unit not running, use timer to s_ number of

hours before unit sta_s.

• Eve_ time you push Timer b_on it advances

t_e Timer setting as follows: i Hour 2 Hours

etco_;.12 Hours maximum

REMOTE _NTROL SENSOR )

Pushoutthe coveron theback of1:heremoteGgnlmlwith your'thumb,

Pay attentior_ to poladty and insert two new AAA 1.SVbatl:erieso

Reat_ch tihecover,

NOTE: Do not use rechargeable batteries. Make sure that both batteries are new.

*in order toprevent dL<J,targe, remove the ba#e#es from the remote _ntro! ff the

air conditioner b not #ring to be us_ fd an exte_ed period of t_me

K_p the remote con#ol away from extremei_ hot or humid p_ces.

To maintain _tima[ o_fat#n of the _ernotecontrol, the ,_rr_ote sen&_r should not

be ex_sed to direr sunlighL

,The t'e_te contrd can be mount_ on .awall using the mountabb hc_r,

Airflow can be adiust_ by changing the direction of _e air cond ttoners louvers This can also increase the

cooling efficiency of _e air _nditioner,

,AdjustlrngH,orizonta! Air Flow Direction

Adjus'_n9 the v'e_cal louvers left and dght will

change horizontal airflow,

Adjusting VeHtcs!Air Flow Direction

Adius_ng the horizontal vane up and down will

change ve_ica_aiirftow,The vane can _ adiusted

by nudging _e vane backward or forward.

Adjusting horiizonta!air flow Adjusting v_tical air flow

•R_ommend_ orientation of louvers

Adjust Iouveirsto fa_ upwards when _o_ing to m_imize o_ling efficiency,

Turnthepoweroffand unpl#gt_ power plug_fom cleaningtheair conditioner.

The Air Fiiter wiil become di_ as _ removes dust from the insi_ air. It shouWdbe washedat least every 2 weeks

If the Air Filter remains full of dust_the air flow will decre_e and the cooling capacity will be reduced, possibly

damaging _e unit

HOW tO remove, the,air filter

Pul_the in_et9rilie fo_ard_ 9raspin,9both tabs, _en

pull out the air filter

Wash the Air Filter under the faucet with warm w_er.

B.esure,to shake off a_l_e water before replacing the

filter.

NOTE : Inhumid wether,, excess watermay cause the

BASE PANto overflow and be splashed on #le iouvero

z_ CAUTION

This appliance shouM be i_st_lled in a_ordance withna_onal wi_ng regu_a_ons__e follo_ng

information serves acts _ a gui_ to help to explai_ product fea_r,es

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