Dimplex DC10RC Manuel utilisateur
DC10RC / DC12RCBW / DC15RCBW
Reverse Cycle Portable Air
Conditioner with Dehumidier
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE UNIT.
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CONTENTS
WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS 1
STRUCTURE 3
OPERATION 4
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 12
ERROR CODES 13
TROUBLESHOOTING 14
TECHNICAL REFERENCE DATA 15
WARRANTY 16
1
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Carefully read this instruction manual before you install or use
your portable air conditioner. Please retain this manual for product
warranty and for future reference.
CAUTION
• Make sure the inlet and outlet vents are never blocked.
• Ensure the appliance is on a stable, even surface when operating to
avoid water leakage.
• Do not operate this unit in an explosive or corrosive atmosphere.
• When switched to cooling, only operate this unit in ambient
temperatures between 17°C and 43°C. For heating, only operate this
unit in ambient temperatures between 5°C and 23°C.
• Clean the air lter frequently to ensure efcient operation.
• To prevent compressor damage when the unit has been operating and
is turned off, please wait at least 3.5 minutes before restarting.
• This unit needs to be plugged into a 220-240V ~ 50Hz AC, 10 Amp
power outlet.
• Do not use any extension cords with this unit.
• This unit is for indoor operation only.
• Open the adjustable air vent and extend the exhaust pipe (and drain
pipe, if tted) to the closest window before using.
• After starting the unit, the fan will run rst and the cooling display light will
be ash for 3 minutes until then compressor starts working.
• Only professional technicians, manufacturers or service agents can
replace a damaged power cord.
• When the batteries no longer work, they must be removed from the
remote control and disposed of safely.
WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS
2
• 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.
• The appliance can only be connected to power source less than
0.219Ω.
• Clear the water before move the unit.
IMPORTANT
The air conditioner must always be stored and transported
upright. In case of doubt we suggest you wait at least 24 hours
before operation. (Please keep the unit upright at all times)
PACKAGE CONTENTS
• Portable air conditioner
• Remote control
• Batteries for remote control
• Extendable window kit
• Water tray
WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS
3
1. Controls
2. Remote receiver
3. Adjustable air vent
4. Window kit adaptor
5. Exhaust tube
6. Upper drain plug
7. Cool air inlet
8. Cool air lter
9. Hot air inlet
10. Hot air lter
11. Lower drain plug
STRUCTURE
Note: Make sure drain plugs (6 and 11) are tted before use.
4
OPERATION
BEFORE FIRST USE
•
Please read these instructions carefully before use and keep them for
future reference.
•
Check your local main voltage whether it is the same as stated on the
appliance.
•
Before using for the rst time, remove any protective lms or stickers
from the appliance and ensure the control knob is in the “OFF” position.
•
Make sure drain plugs (5 & 9) are tted before use.
CONTROLS & DISPLAY
ICON DESCRIPTION
5
OPERATION
(1) POWER - Press the POWER button to turn the unit “ON” or “OFF”.
The portable air conditioner is tted with a compressor delay protection
circuit. This protects the unit from possible damage due to rapid starting
and stopping of its compressor. Compressor operation begins 3 minutes
after the unit is switched on or the mode is switched from dehumidify to air
conditioning.
(2) FUNCTION Press this button to select cooling, heating or
dehumidication. When the heating or dehumidication functions are
used the upper drain plug (6) must be removed and a drain hose must be
attached.
(3) TEMP+ In cooling function, this button raises the set temperature by
1°C each time it is pressed to a maximum of 30°C. In heating function,
this button raises the set temperature by 1°C each time it is pressed to a
maximum of 25°C.
(4) TEMP- In cooling function, this button lowers the set temperature by
1°C each time it is pressed, to a minimum of 17°C. In heating function,
this button lowers the set temperature by 1°C each time it is pressed to a
minimum of 15°C.
The time taken to reach the desired set temperature will depend on the
environment and the size of the space in which the unit is operating in. For
example, if the ambient temperature is too hot or the room is too large, the
rate at which the temperature descends will be slower and the cooling may
be less effective.
6
OPERATION
(5) DISPLAY The display indicates the current, the set temperature or the
timer setting. When the timer or temperature is adjusted, the new setting is
shown then the display returns to the current set temperature.
The display is also used to show error codes should a fault occur,
see ERROR CODES.
(6) SPEED Press SPEED to select LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH or AUTO fan
speed. If AUTO fan speed is selected, the unit operates at maximum
capacity and high fan speed while the room temperature is more than 2°C
from the set temperature. When the room temperature is within 2°C of
the set temperature, the unit operates at medium capacity and fan speed.
Once the room temperature equals the set temperature, the unit will operate
at minimum capacity and low fan speed to efciently maintain the desired
temperature. When HIGH, MEDIUM or LOW speed is selected, the unit
operates at maximum capacity until the set temperature is reached. The fan
operates at the selected speed.
Note: When the unit is in heating mode, only HIGH, LOW fan speed can be
selected.
(7) TIMER ON/OFF button for the programmable timer.
The timer can be used to turn the unit on automatically after a set
time delay is complete.
1. With the unit OFF, press the “TIMER” button to set the desired time
delay before the unit is to start.
2. Choose the function desired (cooling, heating or dehumidication.)
3. Once the set time delay is complete, the unit will turn on automatically.
4. If you press the “POWER” button before the time delay is complete, the
delay will be cancelled and the unit will turn on immediately.
7
OPERATION
The timer can be used to turn the unit off automatically after a set
time period is complete.
1. With the unit ON, press the “TIMER” button to set the desired time for
the unit to remain on.
2. Once the set time period is complete, the unit will turn off automatically.
3. If you press the “POWER” button before the time delay is complete, the
delay will be cancelled and the unit will turn off immediately.
(8) SLEEP Press the SLEEP button to select the sleep comfort mode.
When the unit is cooling and sleep mode is selected, the unit will raise
the set temperature 1°C each hour to a maximum of 2°C over two hours.
When the unit is heating and sleep mode is selected, the unit will lower
the set temperature 1°C each hour to a maximum of 2°C over two hours.
These temperatures will be maintained for the balance of the time set
and help maximize sleep comfort.
When setting the “sleep comfort” mode, please ensure that you set the
number of hours required by using the TIMER function. The hours set
will be shown on the display by pressing either the TEMP+ or TEMP
buttons.
8
OPERATION
REMOTE CONTROL
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