Coolix MPM3-10CRN1 User manual

MPM3-10CRN1 / MPM3-12CRN1
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INFORMATION
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 28
DESCRIPTION OF APPLIANCE 30
ACCESSORIES 32
CONTROL PANEL 33
OPERATING THE APPLIANCE 34
INSTALLATION AND START-UP 38
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 40
WATER DISCHARGE 41
MOUNTING 43
CLEANING, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE 45
TROUBLESHOOTING 46
WEEE 48
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
PURCHASE TERMS AND CONDITIONS 48
WARRANTY 49

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CAUTION
deAr CuStOMer,
Thank you for buying a product that was developed and tested to meet even the highest demands. Please read the instruc-
tions for use carefully before the first start up, so that you may get to know all the functions of this appliance. Keep the
instructions for use nearby for reference whenever required.
InFOrMAtIOn
In summer, one feels good at a temperature between 24°C and 27°C, and a relative humidity of about 50%. Air-conditioners
serve the purpose of recreating this condition even at higher external temperatures and higher humidity levels in the room
by removing humidity and heat from the air in the room.
Unlike permanently installed air-conditioners, mobile models have the advantage that they can be moved from one room
to another and can be transported to another building.
SAFetY InStruCtIOnS
1. Do not operate this appliance if it is damaged or has damages, or if it does not function properly. Disconnect the power
plug from the power outlet.
2. Install the appliance at a place where children cannot reach it.
3. Do not use the appliance:
A. In the vicinity of heat sources, e.g., heater or a heating appliance, clothes dryer, etc.
B: At places where oil and water can be splashed.
C. At places that are directly exposed to sunlight.
D. In the vicinity of bathtubs, showers or swimming pools.
E. In a greenhouse.
F. In the vicinity of easily flammable gases and substances.
G. Behind curtains or other objects or obstacles that can have an adverse effect on the air circulation.
H. In the open.
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5. If the power cord of the appliance is damaged, it must be repaired by a repair shop authorised by the manufacturer
because special tools are required.
6. Always unplug the power plug from the power outlet when the appliance is not in use, or when it is moved, touched
or cleaned. Do not pull on the cord to disconnect the power plug.
7. Always switch the appliance off before disconnecting the power plug from the power outlet by activating the POWER
button on the operating panel.
8. Do not remove the water tank when the appliance is in operation.
9. Never insert your finger or other external bodies into the screen or openings.This can lead to overheating, fire or electric
shock. Warn children about these dangers.
10. Do not submerge the appliance in water or other liquids and do not spill water or other liquids onto the appliance or into
the air intake and air outlet openings.
11. The appliance must be cleaned regularly. Please observe the cleaning instructions in this context. Disconnect the appli-
ance from the power supply before cleaning.
12. The appliance should not be covered.
13. Do not use insecticide sprays or other sprays on the appliance that can cause a fire.
14. The appliance does not contain components that require maintenance by the user. You must send the appliance
to the manufacturer or to Customer Service, if the appliance or the power cord is damaged.
15. Please empty the water tank before transporting the appliance. The appliance must first be disconnected from
the power supply.
16. The appliance is not suitable for cooling server rooms.

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DESCRIPTION OF APPLIANCE
1. Operation panel
2 Horizontal ventilation flap
3 Signal receiver of remote control
4 Air intake
5 Handle on both sides
6 Air intake opening
7 Power cable and power plug
8 Opening for the drainage hose
9 Air intake opening
10 Hot air outlet
11 Air intake opening
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Horizontal ventilation flap
In addition to the electronic movement of the ventilation flaps, you have the additional option of adjusting the ventilation
flaps manually by freely selecting an angle up to 45°.
1 Pull the flaps up and bring them into the desired position.
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Check whether all the accessories
are included in the packaging and read
the instructions for use to learn how
these are to be used.
ACCESSORIES
Figure Designation Number
Exhaust cable 1
Adapter A (for permanent cable mounting) 1
Adapter B (for temporary cable mounting) 1
Expansion plug 4
Tape for fastening power cable 2
Drainage hose 1
Window panel set 1
Foam seal 3
Remote control 1
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OPERATION PANEL
Familiarise yourself with the control panel and the remote control and all the functions before operating the appliance.
Follow the symbol for the desired function. The appliance can be operated from the control panel of the appliance or
with the remote control.
1 Activates the timer
2 Mode control light
3 Turbo mode
4 Set mode
5 Clean Air mode (in some models)
6 Sleep Mode
7 Switches device on or off
8 Sets blower speed
9 Control light of blower speed
10 Direction regulation
11 Sets temperature or time
LED display window: Displays the set temperature, auto timer and fault code.
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OPERATING THE APPLIANCE
2 Changing the temperature
Press or hold the or key down till the desired temperature appears on the display. Please choose a temperature
between 17°C and 30°C. If the display should show the current room temperature, see Section 4. The temperature may be
displayed in degrees Fahrenheit or degrees Celsius. To switch from one unit to the other, hold the and keys down
simultaneously for 3 seconds.
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3 Blower speeds
By pressing this key you can select one of the following four blower speed levels: slow , medium , fast or auto
(there is no control light for Auto). The speed changes each time you press the key.
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1 Switching the appliance on/off
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4 Modes
Press the MODE key to select the desired mode. Pressing the button again will switch the operating modes in the follow-
ing sequence: auto , cool , dehumidify , fan . You can view the mode you have selected with the help of the con-
trol light. The blower speed cannot be set in the mode. The speed is adjusted automatically to the room temperature. If
the room is relatively cool, the blower runs only at a lower level. Cooling is not possible in the mode, it is meant only for
air circulation in the room. Instead of the desired temperature, the display shows the actual room temperature in this mode.
Needless to mention, the blower speed can be adjusted.
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5 Sleep function
The selected temperature is increased by 1°C after 30 minutes on pressing this key. The temperature is increased by 1°C
again after another 30 minutes. The new temperature is maintained for 7 hours, the appliance is then reset to the original
temperature, the Sleep mode ends and the appliance resumes working as programmed earlier . The Sleep mode
program can be deactivated at any time when the appliance is in operation by pressing the key again or by switching
the appliance off or by pressing the or key.This function is not available in the or mode.

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Automatic stop
Press the key when the appliance is switched on. The control light lights up and the display shows 0.0. Use the but-
tons to select the desired shutoff time in 30 minute increments up to 10 hours, then in 1 hour increments up to
24 hours. The control counts the remaining time for deactivation in the reverse direction.
1. The display will automatically be reset to the previous value after five seconds.
2. The Timer function can be deleted by switching the appliance off and on again, or by setting the timer to 0.0.
3 The Auto Start/Stop function is also deleted when the LED display window shows the E1, E2, E3, P1 or P2 code.
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6 Clean Air function (only with model MPM3-12CRN1)
Press the key. This will start the Clean Air mode. It supports the removal of pollen
and contamination from air and catches it in the filter.
7 Timer function
Automatic start
Press the key when the appliance is switched off. The control light lights up and the display shows 0.0. You can
now select the desired start time in 30 minute steps up to 10 hours and then in 1 hour steps up to 24 hours with the help
of the and keys. The control counts the remaining time for activation in the reverse direction.
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9 Swing function
You can set the direction of the air flow with this function. The angle of the flaps changes by 6° each time you press the
key. The horizontal ventilation flaps swivel upwards and downwards automatically if you hold the key down for one second.
Press the key again and the movement stops.The angle of the flaps changes automatically if the ventilation flaps are set to
a position that affects the cooling or heating performance of the appliance.
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8 Turbo function
Press the key in the mode, and the appliance will produce very cold air at maximum blower speed. The set temperature
is reached in the least possible time in this way. This function is available only in the mode.

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INSTALLATION AND START-UP
1. Read all instructions carefully before commissioning the appliance. Observe the safety instructions of this user manual
in particular.
2. The appliance must be in the upright position for at least 24 hours before start up. This especially applies following
transport.
3. Place the appliance on a firm, even surface. Ensure that it is stable so that the appliance does not fall down or topple
over. The discharged water can damage furniture and floor covers. The appliance is on rollers to make set-up easier,
but it should only be moved on smooth and level surfaces. Be careful when rolling on carpets. Do not attempt to roll
the appliance over objects.
4 Maintain a safety distance of about 30 cm at the front and rear side of the appliance from other objects. The appliance
should not be placed under tables or in cabinets, because then the airflow is restricted.
5. Before operating the appliance, please ensure that the air inflow and outflow apertures are not covered. The air exhaust
nozzle must always be freely accessible when the appliance is in operation.
6. Removable covers and tanks must be inserted correctly before switching the appliance on.
7 Position the exhaust air hose and the adjustable window panel set as illustrated in the adjacent figures.
8. For detailed information about the installation of the exhaust hose and window panel set, to the "Installation" section
of these operating instructions.
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9. Do not use any extension cable, a multi-socket that is also used by other electrical appliances or a continuous speed
regulator. This can lead to overheating, causing a fire.
10. Connect the dehumidifier only to a functioning, single-phase, earthed socket with the mains voltage specified on the rat-
ings plate. The wall socket should be easily accessible.
11. Unwind the power cord fully and insert the power plug into the power socket. Not unwinding the coiled cord can lead
to overheating, causing a fire. Do not touch the power cable with wet hands.
12. The POWER control light flashes.
13. Now press the power key to activate the appliance. Press the key again to deactivate the appliance.
NOTE
If the appliance has been switched off accidentally (power outage) or intentionally, wait for about 3 minutes
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Cooling
1. Press the key until the control light lights up.
2. Now select the desired room temperature with the help of the keys.
3. The temperature can be set in the 17°C – 30°C/62°F – 88°F range.
4. You can select the blower speed by pressing the key.
Dehumidify
1 You must first open the water filling cover on the rear side of the appliance. (Press the lower part of the flap
gently and the cover swivels forward). There is a hose connection inside. Insert one side of the hose included
in the delivery scope into this connection. Guide the other end of the hose to a discharge on the floor or to a
water collection tank. Ensure that the hose is connected tightly.
2. To achieve better dehumidification, please keep the doors and windows closed.
3. The exhaust air hose must be removed from the appliance if it is in the Dehumidify mode.
4 Press the key till the control light lights up.
5. You can neither set a definite temperature nor select a definite blower speed in this mode. The appliance
runs at the highest blower speed automatically.
Fan
1. Press the key till the control light lights up.
2. You cannot set a definite temperature.
3. Press the key to select the blower speed.
4. The exhaust air hose must be removed when the appliance is running in the Fan mode.
Timer function
1. You can program this function irrespective of whether the appliance is switched on or off. The settings are
deleted as soon as you use the key to switch the appliance on or off after the programming.
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2. Press the key. This activates the Timer Off program. The control light lights up now. 0.0 appears in the display.
You can define when the appliance is to be switched off automatically by pressing the keys. The deactivation
is set back by 30 minutes each time you press the key (from 10 hours to 60 minutes). For example, the display 9.5
means that the appliance will be switched off automatically after 9 hours and 30 minutes. Wait for 5 seconds after
defining the desired time, or press the key again to save the time. The set temperature is automatically reset in
the display window and the control light lights up indicating that the program is set. The procedure to be followed
to activate the function is identical to the one described above. The Start/Stop time can be set in the 30 minutes to
24 hours range.
3. Both control lights light up till the automatic Start/Stop time is reached, if you set the start as well as stop times.
IN THE COOL MODE
The appliance is switched off automatically as soon as the display shows “P1”. This is a protective function that prevents
the water from flowing into the appliance. The indoor water tank is full.You have two options of guiding the water out of
the appliance now:
WATER DISCHARGE
Note
If the relative humidity is less than 80%, no water drainage is required during cooling. If you perform the water
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A. FLOOR DRAIN
1. Switch the appliance off and disconnect the power plug from the power socket. Move the appliance into a room or to
a location where water can drain directly on the floor without damaging any furnishings.
2 Loosen the discharge hose and let it hang. Then remove the bottom rubber stop from the hole on the rear side
3. Wait until all water has been discharged and replace the hose with the band, replace the rubber stop, and move the ap-
pliance back into the room.
B. PERMANENT WATER DRAINAGE
1. You can use the continuous discharge function of the appliance in the mode too. Please proceed as described in
the DEHUMIDIFY MODE for this.
IN DEHUMIDIFY MODE
1 Please open the water filling cover on the rear side of the appliance. To do this, press the lower part of the flap gently
till the cover swivels forward.
2. There is a hose connection inside.
3 Insert one end of the hose included in the delivery scope into the connection. Guide the other end of the hose to a dis-
charge on the floor or to a water collection tank (capacity about 8 lt.).
4. Ensure that the hose is connected properly.
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The exhaust air hose and adapter must be installed or removed depending on the intended use.
Operating mode COOL: install.
Operating mode FAN, HEAT, or DEHUMDIFY: remove.
1. To ensure optimal performance of the appliance, the warm air must be guided out of the room.
2 To do this, move the exhaust air hose as illustrated in the figure, with one end over the hot air outlet.
3. There are two options of transporting the hot air in the outward direction:
Temporary installation
Mount Adapter B at the loose end of the exhaust air hose.
1. You can now simply let it hang out of the window and close the window as tight as possible to avoid warm air to re-enter
the room or new warm air coming in from the outside.
2. Or you can use the attached window panel set. This set can be installed in most standard windows with vertical or hori-
zontal closure. The panel is pushed to the required length and “clamped” to the window frame while closing the window.
You can introduce Adapter B in the hole in the panel.
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Window panel set minimum: 67.5 cm (2.22ft)/ maximum: 123 cm (4.04ft).
If the window opening is smaller than the specified minimum length of the window panel, please shorten one side
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Permanent installation
1. Drill an appropriately big hole in the outer wall. It should be maximum 120 cm and minimum 30 cm from the floor.
2 Now fix Adapter A with the help of four expansion plugs and screws.
3. Fix the loose end of the exhaust hose (which you used earlier in the appliance – see above) on Adapter A.
4. You can cover the opening in the wall with the adapter cap when you do not want to use the appliance.
5. The cable can be compressed or stretched in the 50 cm to 200 cm range. The appliance will work more effectively
when the length of the line is kept as short as possible.
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Do not bend the cable sharply.
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We recommend the frequent cleaning of the appliance. Follow the instructions on cleaning, maintenance and storage of
the appliance to avoid possible damage to the functioning of the appliance.
Important principles:
1. Do not use petrol, thinner or other chemicals to clean the appliance.
2. Do not clean the appliance by placing it directly under a running water tap or in a water tank. The electrical components
inside it can be damaged, leading to electric shocks.
3. Always disconnect the power plug of the appliance before cleaning.
Air filter
Clean the air filter at least once every two weeks to ensure dust-free operation of the lower blower.
1. Take out filter
Reach into the recessed grip of the upper and lower filters, and pull the filter out and then up.
Pull the filters on the side out.
2. Clean filter
Dip the air filter in hot water (app. 40°C/104°F) and wash with a neutral detergent. Flush the filter carefully and dry it
in a shady place.
3. Insert filter
Replace the air filter
Housing of the appliance
1. Use a lint-free cloth dipped in a neutral detergent to clean the appliance housing.
2. Finally wipe with a clean, dry cloth.
CLEANING, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
NOTE
Never operate the appliance without an air filter. This may result in damage to the appliance.