Prem-I-Air EH1672 Bedienungsanleitung

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EH1672

3.5kW (12000 BTU/hour)

Portable Air Conditioner

User Manual

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IMPORTANT

Installer and Users please note:

These instructions should be read carefully and left with the user of the product

for future reference. BEFORE USE

Inspect the product including its cable and plug for any signs of damage. If the

product is damaged, DO NOT use it, and contact your supplier immediately. The

appliance contains a refrigerant gas, so must be kept upright at all times. After

unpacking wait 3 hours for the refrigerant gas to stabilise before use.

INSTALLATION

Stand the EH1672 on a firm, flat, level surface. Connect the exhaust hose as

follows: expand a small section of the end, and screw into the indoor adaptor;

then slide the indoor adaptor into the slot at the back of the unit. Expand a small

section of the other end of the hose, and screw into the fish-tail-shaped adaptor.

Slide the two-part window adaptor to the correct length to fit the window. Close

the window as far as possible to keep the window adaptor in place. Clip the fish-

Indoor Adaptor

Hose

Fish-Tail

Adaptor

Window Adaptor

Louvers

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tail shaped adaptor into the rectangular aperture in the window adaptor making

sure that the louvers can open and close freely.

Keep the hose as straight as possible, avoid dips where the moisture from the

exhaust air can condense and fill the tube with water. Do not allow the hose to be

crushed.

The hose can be expanded up to 1.5 m long, but the shorter it is the more

efficiently the EH1672 will operate. Do not extend the hose, or replace with

another type of hose.

Fit 2 x AAA batteries in to the

remote control, observing the

correct polarity.

Do not attempt to recharge the

batteries.

Do not dispose any of the

batteries in a fire, as they may

explode.

Do not use any other type of

battery.

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The EH1672 has a built in condensate tank, for continuous operation the tank

can be permanently connected to the drain. To do this a drain tube may be fitted

as shown:

Firstly unscrew the drain cap and remove the bung then using a piece of 18mm

diameter tube (not supplied) connect one end to the drain –hole and run the pipe

to a drain, making sure that it runs downhill all the way

If a permanent drain tube is not fitted the condensate tank will need to be

occasionally emptied. This should only happen very rarely, as most of the water

collected is evaporated and sent down the exhaust air tube.

EMPTY CONDENSATE TANK

To empty the water tank, switch the unit off by pressing the ON/OFF button, wait

for three minutes then disconnect from the mains supply. Place a drainage pan

underneath the drain outlet plug (at the bottom, rear of the unit in the centre).

Unscrew the cap and withdraw the bung, allow the water to drain into the

drainage pan. Replace the bung and cap then reconnect the unit to the mains

supply.

REMOTE CONTROL STORAGE COMPARTMENT

The EH1672 is supplied with a remote control storage compartment on the side

of the unit. See figure below.

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GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

Domestic wiring must be tested periodically by a qualified electrician at least

once every 10 years or at every change of occupancy.

For office and retail premises, and buildings such as village halls, the wiring must

be inspected at least once every 5 years.

It is recommended that all building be fitted with smoke alarms (it is mandatory

for new buildings). PRODUCT SAFETY

This 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.

Children shall not play with the appliance.

Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without

supervision.

Place the appliance on a firm flat surface. Ensure that the it is kept upright at

all times

Ensure that there is at least 300mm (1') between the sides of the appliance

and any flammable materials

Ensure that there is at least 900mm (3') from the top of the appliance and

any flammable materials.

Do not place on soft surfaces.

Do not cover.

Do not obstruct the air intakes and exhausts.

For indoor use only

Not suitable for use in boats, caravans or similar locations.

Do not use in bathrooms, or in wet locations.

Do not place the mains lead beneath a carpet or rug.

Do not use the appliance in locations where paint, petrol or other flammable

liquids are used or stored.

Always transport and store in an upright position.

Do not allow the appliance to fall over when there is water in the bucket.

PAT TESTING.

When used in an office environment we recommend that this product should be

safety-tested yearly by a qualified electrician (PAT Tested).

We recommend that it is PAT tested regularly when used in a domestic

environment.

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OPERATION

Leave the appliance in an upright position for 3 hours before first use.

Plug the mains lead into a 13 Amp mains socket (unless permanently installed)

If connecting via an extension lead, make sure that the lead is rated at 13 Amps

or more, and that it is fully unwound.

Switch the unit on at the mains socket.

This unit can be operated from the front panel or via the supplied remote control.

Power Button: Press the / Power button to start the unit. The indicator

illuminates when the appliance is ON. There will be a short delay (of about a

minute) before the appliance starts to operate.

/ MODE Button: Select the mode by pressing the / MODE button. The

available modes are: COOL –DEHUMIDIFY (DRY) –HEAT –FAN –ENERGY

SAVING

/COOL mode: Cools the room to the desired temperature as set on

the remote control or panel using the or buttons. The temperature

can be set between 16C and 30C (60F - 86F) and the fan speed can

be adjusted using the / FAN buttons, the display will show the fan

speed as /Lo, /Med and /Hi.

/Dry mode: removes humidity (dehumidify), but does not affect room

temperature. The fan operates at its lowest speed shown as . For best

Fan Speed

Timer

Mode

Down

Power

Display Window

Auto Swing

Sleep

Auto Clean

Remote Control

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results, do not use the exhaust tube, but fit a permanent drainage pipe

to the drain outlet as shown on page 4.

/HEAT mode: heats if the room temperature is below the selected

temperature. Use the and buttons to select the desired room

temperature. The temperature can be set between 16C and 30C

(60F - 86F). When the temperature reaches desired level the

compressor will stop, and the fan will continue to run. Heating

performance reduces if the outdoor temperature falls below 7 °C. in this

mode the fan will run at /Lo speed

/Fan mode: circulates the air, but does not affect room temperature

or humidity. The fan speed can be altered by pushing the button, the

fan has 3 speeds indicated by the /Lo, /Med and /Hi symbols on

the unit display.

/ Energy Saving: The energy saving function on this unit runs the

fan at /Lo speed only and sets the fan to run for 30s on then off for

2min 30s. The unit will also switch off the duct fan and compressor

when the cooling temperature reaches the set level and will not switch

on till the temperature rises above this level.

/SLEEP (Press + buttons at the same time on panel): When the sleep

button is pressed the icon appears in the LCD display and the fan runs at

/Lo speed and cannot be adjusted. Only works in /HEAT and /COOL

modes. In /COOL mode the set temperature will increase 1°C after 2 hours

and a further 1°C after another 2 hours then remain constant. In /HEAT mode

the set temperature will decrease 1°C after 2 hours and a further 1°C after

another 2 hours then remain constant. The sleep mode will automatically be

cancelled on any change of running mode.

/TIMER: This function allows an auto ON or OFF time to be set. The LCD

display will show a flashing symbol. The first 2 digits are for hours and

the second 2 for minutes. You can use the and buttons to set the time in 30

minute intervals. If the unit is switched on and working then setting the timer will

set the running time till the unit switches OFF. If you wish the unit to start in a

pre-determined time then first turn the unit on and select the mode and

temperature desired, and then power the unit down by touching the power

button. Now push the /TIMER button and the display will show , now

set the time till you wish the unit to start in 30 min intervals. The unit will start to

count down and will start automatically with the last selected mode and

temperature as set earlier.

/SWING (Press + buttons at the same time on panel): When selected

the icon will appear on the LCD screen and the horizontal louver will slowly

raise and lower to distribute the air evenly. Press again to cancel.

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/Auto Clean: This option only works in Cooling, Heating and Energy saving

modes. With this option on, the upper and lower fans run for 3 minutes after the

unit is switched off to clean the evaporator and condensate tanks. This also

helps to prevent mould build up in the cooling system and prolongs the life of the

unit.

FAULT CONDITIONS

E4: In /COOL mode, when the compressor has run continuously for

more than 10 minutes and the air temperature of the unit is below

2C/36F for 20s or more the Unit will enter frost protection mode and

E4 will show on the display. The compressor and lower fan will shut-

down till the fan air temperature rises to above 8C/46F, at this point

the unit will return to normal working conditions and the compressor will

restart after approximately 3 minutes.

:An audible alarm will sound and this icon will appear in the LCD

display when the lower condensate tank is full. To empty the tank refer

to the “Empty Condensate Tank” instructions on page 4.

The unit has an auto-defrost function. When in operation during COOL

mode the icon will appear in the display till the auto defrost has

been completed and the unit will return to normal operation.

CH01: This fault code will show when the there is a fault with the room

temperature sensor. The sensor and related circuits should be checked

by a qualified service agent.

CH02: This fault code will show when the there is a fault with the air

temperature sensor. The sensor and related circuits should be checked

by a qualified service agent.

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MAINTENANCE

The unit should be cleaned regularly to maintain the best possible operating

efficiency and performance.

Before any maintenance should be performed turn off the unit and once the fans

and compressors have stopped unplug the unit from the mains supply and leave

for 3 minutes.

Surface Cleaning

a. Clean the surface of the unit with a soft damp cloth; do not use

any chemical cleaners or solvents.

b. Clean and remove any dust and dirt from the louvers and air

outlets.

Filter Cleaning

Clean the filter every two weeks as the condition of the filters will inhibit

the efficient operation of the unit. Use warm water with a small quantity

of detergent, do not use solvents.

To clean the filters follow the following instructions.

Lower Filters

First remove the covers by pulling

the rear cover away from the unit

followed by the side cover. See

figure opposite. The filters can

unclipped from the frames and

washed in warm water. The filters

should be replaced in reverse

order, side first then rear.

Upper Filter

First remove the cover by pulling the

rear cover away in the direction of the

arrow. See figure opposite. The filter

can be unclipped from the frame and

washed in warm water.

Storage

When the unit is to be left idle for a prolonged period please follow the

procedure below.

Lower Rear

Filter

Lower Side

Filter

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a. Remove heat exhaust hose by pushing the clips on the rear

socket to the side with your thumbs and clean with a soft cloth

b. Drain the condensate tank as per the instructions on page 4.

c. Run the unit in fan only mode for 12 hours to dry out the unit

interior.

d. Turn off the unit and neatly wrap the power lead round the

storage hooks at the rear of the unit and store the plug in the

storage socket on the reverse of the unit

e. Remove batteries from remote control and store in the remote

control storage compartment on the side of the unit.

If the mains lead is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or an

authorised service centre. If the mains plug needs to be replaced, proceed as

follows:

Connect the brown wire to the terminal

labelled "L".

Connect the blue wire to the terminal

labelled "N"

Connect the green/yellow wire to the

terminal labelled with the earth symbol

or "E".

Make sure that the cord-grip is

positioned correctly (over the outer sheath of the cable) and it fully tightened.

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