DeLonghi PAC T140HPEC User manual
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AIR CONDITIONER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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PAC T140HPEC
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Electronic characteristics/Caractéristiques
électroniques/Caracteristicas electricas
115V~60HZ 1500W
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this appliance only as described in this
instruction manual. As with any electrical
appliance, the instructions aim to cover as
many situations as possible. Caution and
common sense should be used when ope-
rating and installing this air conditioner.
cool and dehumidify domestic environ-
ments and must not be used for other pur-
poses.
characteristics in any way.
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dance with the relevant national legisla-
tion.
nearest authorized Repair Service Center.
Unauthorized servicing can be dangerous.
persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities,
or lack of experience and knowledge, un-
less they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the applian-
ce by a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the appliance.
replaced by the manufacturer or an autho-
rized technical service center in order to
avoid risk.
into a grounded 3-prong outlet. If you
have any doubts check with a qualified
electrician.
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tions, always unplug the unit from the out-
let.
cord when moving the appliance.
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re the atmosphere may contain combu-
stible gases, oil or sulphur, or near heat
sources.
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pliance.
position. If this is not possible secure the
unit at an angle, do not lie it horizontally.
After transportation, wait at least 6 hours
before switching the unit on.
You are therefore recommended to place
them in the special containers for differen-
tiated waste collection.
device. When the compressor switches
off, this device prevents it from switching
on again for at least 3 minutes.
WARNING: Changes or modifications not ex-
pressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
SPECIFIC WARNINGS FOR APPLIANCES
WITH R410A REFRIGERANT GAS:
R410A refrigerant gas conforms to EC regula-
tions on the environment.
Avoid perforating the refrigerant circuit of the
appliance.
ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION:
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ses covered by the Kyoto Protocol.
Maintenance and disposal must be carri-
ed out by qualified personnel only (R410A,
GWP=1975).
SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
check that:
indicated on the rating plate on the back of
the appliance;
for the appliance;
case, have the plug replaced;
outlet.
instructions absolves the manufacturer of all
liability.
WHAT IS THE PINGUINO
temperature of between
with a relative humidity of about 50%.
An air conditioner removes excess moisture and
heat from the room where it is located.
Compared with wall mounted models, portable
air conditioners have the advantage that they can
be moved from one room to another in the home
or be transported from one building to another.
Hot air from the room is passed through a coil
cooled by refrigerant gas. Excess heat and moi-
sture are removed before the air is re-emitted
into the room.
With portable air conditioners, a small part of this
air is used to cool the refrigerant gas and then,
when hot and damp, is discharged outside.
In the spring and autumn, the appliance can also
be used to heat.
heating capacity with low energy consumption.
All Pinguino models can also be used in fan-only
mode.
PREPARING FOR USE
your air conditioner for operation as efficiently
as possible.
grilles are unobstructed.
Air-conditioning without installation
Just a few simple steps and your comfort is en-
sured with your appliance:
F) in the housing at
the back of the appliance (fig. 1).
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appliance in air conditioning and boost
(supercool) modes, you can also fit
the intake hose accessory (M) in its housing
in the back of the appliance as shown in figu-
re 1A. This step is optional.
hose (L/M).
window.
Sash window
(U) or (V) according to your needs, on the
window sill, extend the bracket fully within
the window frame, fix the bracket by using the
locking pin then lower the window onto the
exhaust hose (L) into the slot, then connect
the hose to the airconditioner (fig. 2 and 2A).
the window bracket also for sliding windows.
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2
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11A
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DESCRIPTION
A Air outlet grille
B Control panel
CCastors
DHandles
EAir intake grille with filters
FAir exhaust hose housing
GIntake grille
HContinuous condensate drain connection
ICondensate tank
JPower cable
K
LAir exhaust hose
M Air inlet to intake hose
N2 window outlets
O Suckers
P Castor locks
QContinuous drain hose with coupling
RRemote control
S3M® air purifying filter
TSilver ion filter
USingle hole window bracket with pin
V
W
XRemote control support + adhesive strip
Y
ZRemote control receiver
RR
NN
TT
SS
OO
PP
K
UU
AABB
CC
D
FF
GG
EE
II
HH
JJ
QQ
L
MM
VV
WW
YY
ZZ
XX
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Position the hole of the bracket so to allow a
correct installation of the exhaust hose.
If the windows are large, use the 2 window bar
(U and V) to cover your window opening, exten-
ding them to the required length, then blocking
it with the locking pins supplied. Make sure you
do not cover the hole or holes for the window
outlet.
Bug Screen
mounted on the window bracket as shown in
fig. 3.
Keep the air hose as short and free of cur-
ves as possible to avoid bottlenecks.
Double window
Open the double window slightly and position
hold the two parts of the window together (fig. 4).
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2
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Air-conditioning with installation
If required, your appliance can be installed semi-
Proceed as follows:
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vided in the hole following the indications in
figs. 6, 7 and 8.
Respect the dimensions and height of the
hole given in figures 6, 7 and 8.
4.17 inches - 106 mm inlet hole dimension
5.27 inches - 134 mm outlet hole dimension
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2
in the window
pane
4.17 inches (106 mm)5.27 inches (134 mm)
4.17 inches (106 mm)5.27 inches (134 mm)
30 cm
11.8 inches
30 cm
11,8 inches
30 cm
11.8 inches
30 cm
11,8 inches
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4
2A
30 cm
11.8 inches
30 cm
11,8 inches
30 cm
11.8 inches
30 cm
11,8 inches
in the wall: you are
recommended to
insulate the sec-
tion of wall using
suitable insulation
in the wooden
kickboard of a
window
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55A
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the back of the appliance (fig. 1).
When the hose is not fitted, the hole can be
Keep the air hose as short and free of cur-
ves as possible to avoid bottle necks.
When installing the air conditioner semi-
permanently, you should leave a door slightly
open, as little as 0.5 inch (1 cm), to guarantee
correct ventilation.
MAX100 cm
MIN 35 cm
MAX 39.37 inches
MIN 13.77 inches
CONTROL PANEL
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7 9
13 1
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12
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DESCRIPTION
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2
conditioning, dehumidifying, air
purifying/fan, heating, Smart
3Air conditioning symbol
4
5Air purifying/fan symbol
6Heating symbol
7Smart symbol
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Auto.
9Speed indicator
10 SLEEP symbol
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12
13 Increase button (+)
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10
8
7
displayed.
FAN button.
Quiet speed: for quiet operation;
Medium speed: reduces noise
levels but still maintains a good
level of comfort;
High speed: to achieve the target
temperature as rapidly as possi-
ble;
Auto speed: the appliance auto-
matically selects the most suitable
fan speed in relation to the tempe-
rature set on the digital display.
The most suitable temperature for the room du-
ring the summer varies from 75 to 81°F (24 to
27°C). You are recommended, however, not to
set a temperature much below the outdoor tem-
perature.
DEHUMIDIFYING MODE (FIG. 11)
Ideal to reduce room humidity (spring and au-
tumn, damp rooms, rainy periods, etc).
Place the appliance in the room without fitting
the air exhaust hose and inlet hose (L,M).
MODE button a number of times
until the dehumidifying symbol (4) appe-
ars, then press the + or - button until the
required humidity level is displayed. At the
same time, the Auto fan light comes on as
the appliance automatically selects the most
appropriate speed. Water is removed from
the air and collected in the tank at the back
of the air conditioner. When the tank is full,
the appliance shuts down and (full tank)
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OPERATING FROM THE
CONTROL PANEL
main functions of the appliance, but to fully exploit
its potential, you must use the remote control.
Turning the appliance ON
the display indicating that the appliance is
in standby (fig. 9).
until the appliance
was turned off will appear.
When turned on for the first time, the
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plugging from the outlet. Always press the
button, then wait for a few minutes before
perform a cycle of checks to verify opera-
tion.
Air-conditioning Mode (FIG. 10)
Ideal for hot muggy weather when you need to
cool and dehumidify the room.
MODE button a number of times
until the air-conditioning symbol (3) appe-
ars.
+ or - button until the corresponding value is
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tracted and emptied (fig. 12). When the tank
has been emptied and replaced, the applian-
ce starts up again.
PUMP OPTION
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ted moisture upward out a window or into a
drain, this eliminates the need to empty the
tank during dehumidification. Simply con-
nect the drain tube as shown in fig. 13.fig.
13.
Note: In order for the continuous pump system
to operate correctly, ensure the tube is properly
AIR PURIFYING/FAN MODE (FIG. 14)
When using the appliance in this mode, the air
exhaust hose does not need to be attached.
MODE button a number of times
until the fan symbol (5) appears.
FAN button.
Quiet speed: for quiet operation.
High speed: for maximum fan po-
wer;
Medium speed: reduces noise le-
vels but still maintains a good level
of comfort;
High speed: for maximum fan power;
In this mode, AUTO speed cannot be selected.
HEATING MODE (FIG. 15)
When going from heating to cooling mode, the
unit will need 3-5 minutes before producing
until the heating symbol (6) appears.
the + or - button until the corresponding va-
lue is displayed.
automatically by the appliance.
Water is removed from the air and collected in
the tank at the back of the air conditioner.
When the tank is full, the appliance shuts down
tank must be extracted and emptied (fig. 12).
When the tank has been emptied, the appliance
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SWING BUTTON
throughout the room, or to focus air in a certain
direction.
SWING button is pressed once, the
backwards. Press the SWING button again to
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moving forwards and backwards.
will close irrespective of their position.
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cessory enables the condensate produced to be
eliminated without requiring the tank to be em-
ptied periodically.
with the rapid coupling as shown in fig. 13.
With particular weather conditions it is possible
that some wet built up in the air exhaust hose
(L).
SMART MODE (FIG. 16)
7) ap-
pears. In this mode, the appliance decides auto-
matically whether to operate in air conditioning,
fan or heating mode, the most suitable tempera-
ture for optimum well-being and the fan speed.
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When operating in very cold rooms, the ap-
pliance defrosts automatically, momentarily
interrupting normal operation. “LT” appears on
the display. During this operation, it is normal
for the noise made by the appliance to change.
4In this mode, the fan may operate for
short periods, even though the set tem-
perature has already been reached.
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REMOTE CONTROL DESCRIPTION
1 Air conditioning symbol
2
3
4 Heating symbol
5
6 Signal transmission
7 Selected temperature scale indicator
8 Relative humidity indicator
9SLEEP symbol
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11
12 Clock
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14
15
16
17
18 Increase (+) and decrease (-) button
19 Reset button (resets the factory default
settings)
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21
22
23
24 SLEEP button
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USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
no more than 23 feet away from the
appliance (without obstacles between the
remote control and the receiver).
extreme care
direct sunlight or sources of heat.
INSERTING OR REPLACING THE BATTERIES
control (fig.17);
correct position (see instructions inside the
battery compartment);
If the remote control unit is replaced or di-
scarded, the batteries must be removed and
disposed of in accordance with current le-
gislation as they are harmful to the environ-
ment. Do not mix old and new batteries.
Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or
rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries. Do
not dispose of batteries in fire. Batteries may
explode or leak. If the remote control is not be
used for a certain length of time, remove the
batteries.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found
to comply with the limits for a Class B digital de-
vice, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
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MAX. 23 feet
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limits are designed to provide reasonable protec-
tion against harmful interference in a residential
installation.
• Th
is equipment generates, uses and can radia-
te radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio com-
munications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause har-
mful interference to radio or television recep-
tion, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equi
pment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the recei-
ver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/
TV technician for help.
Changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the party responsible for com-
pliance could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
•
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause har-
mful interference, and (2) this device must ac-
cept any interference received, including inter-
ference that may cause undesired operation.
SETTING THE TIME
After having inserted the batteries, the clock on
Proceed as follows:
is reached. Hold the button down to run ra-
pidly through first the minutes, then the tens
of minutes and then the hours.
press the SET button to confirm.
If you need to change the time later, press the SET
settings programmed on the remote control and re-
store the original settings, press the RESET button
lightly with the point of a pencil or pen.
USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
(FIG. 18)
ON/Standby, MODE, FAN, + and -buttons
correspond to the equivalent buttons on the con-
trol panel.
ON/STANDBY button:
off.
MODE button: -
FAN button:selects fan speed (High, Medium,
+ and -
these buttons see the section “Operating from
functions corresponding to the controls on the
bottom part of the remote control.
SELECTING THE TEMPERATURE SCALE
(FIG. 19)
Press the button to switch the temperature
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heit and vice versa.
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19
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SLEEP FUNCTION (FIG. 20)
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ly reduces operation of the appliance.
dehumidifying, heating or smart as descri-
bed above.)
in the previously selected mode.
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in either temperature or humidity and with near
silent operation. Room temperature and humidi-
ty vary gradually to ensure the most comfortable
conditions.
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degree after 2 hours. In dehumidifying mode, the
dehumidifying power of the appliance is partially
reduced every hour twice. In heating mode, the
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ree times. In all modes the unit will shutdown
after 8 hours.
SWING FUNCTION (FIG. 21)
throughout the room, or to focus air in a certain
direction.
When the SWING button is pressed and the
and backwards, pressing the button again will
forwards and backwards. When the appliance
their position.
PROGRAMMING THE TIMER
shut down to fit in with your needs.
Programming start up
With the unit on, make all the desired settings
for when the appliance will switch on (operating
mode, fan speed and temperature), then turn the
appliance off.
message “ON TIMER-
trol display (fig. 22).
you want the appliance to start up.
SET
“ON TIMER
display and the symbol is displayed on
the appliance to indicate that the timer is ac-
tive. At the end of the set time the appliance
switches on automatically
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Programming shutdown
remote control display (fig. 24).
want the appliance to shut down.
display and the symbol is displayed on
the appliance to indicate that the timer is ac-
tive. At the end of the set time the appliance
switches off automatically
SELF-DIAGNOSIS
Error messages are displayed on the appliance display.
IF IS DISPLAYED… …WHAT SHOULD I DO? IF IS DISPLAYED… …WHAT SHOULD I DO?
LOW TEMPERATURE
(frost prevention)
FULL TANK
PROBE FAILURE
(sensor damaged)
FAILURE 1
(pump failure)
a frost protection device to
avoid excessive formation
of ice.
again automatically when
the defrosting process is
completed.
If this is displayed, contact
your local authorized servi-
ce center
If this is displayed, contact
your local authorized service
center
Empty the tank on the back
of the appliance and repla-
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tinuous drain hose is not
connected correctly or is
obstructed and the air con-
ditioner is draining into the
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fying mode, it is normal for
this message to appear.
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room.
(laundries for example).
a level surface. if necessary, place the castor
locks under the front wheels.
AIR PURIFYING FILTERS
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ter which retains the impurities in the air drawn
in from the room and a 3M® electrostatic filter
which retains the finest dust particles (fig. 29).
SILVER ION FILTER
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cles, but also has an efficient antibacterial action.
It also greatly reduces concentrations of irritants
such as pollen and spores.
(on the scale of millionths of a millimetre) which
are able to block the multiplication of and destroy
any bacteria or spores they come into contact
with.
3M® ELECTROSTATIC FILTER
dust particles, thus enhancing the filtering capa-
city of the appliance.
A) Remove the intake grille
C) Use the two plastic edges of the 3M® filter
to hook it to the special attachments on the
dust filter already inside the intake grille.
TIPS FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE
these recommendations:
be air conditioned (fig. 26). When installing
the air conditioner semi-permanently,
you should leave a door slightly open (as lit-
tle as 1/2’’) to guarantee correct ventilation.
sun by partially closing curtains and/or blin-
ds to make the appliance much more econo-
mical to run (fig. 27);
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ditioner;
28). Leave the grilles free;
close
doors and
windows
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do not cover
the appliance
28
close
curtains
27
3M® filter
Intake grille
29
Silver ion
filter
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CLEANING
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ce off by pressing the button on the control
panel or remote control, wait for a few minutes
then unplug from the outlet.
CLEANING THE CABINET
You should clean the appliance with a slightly
damp cloth then dry with a dry cloth.
could be dangerous.
the appliance.
CLEANING THE AIR FILTERS
you should:
1. Clean the silver ion filter every week of ope-
ration.
2. Replace the 3M® air purifying filter at the
end of each season or when exhausted (see
the instructions near the filter housing on
intake grille.
1. Remove the intake grille by rotating outwards
(fig. 30).
2. Remove the 3M® air purifying filter (white).
3. Remove the silver ion filter by detaching it
from the grille.
Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust accumula-
tions from the silver ion filter.
If it is very dirty, immerse in warm water and rin-
se a number of times.
(40°C).
After washing, leave the filter to dry.
then attach the intake grille to the appliance.
- Never try and wash or clean the 3M® filter
as this could reduce its filtering capacity.
When the filter is exhausted, replace it.
START OF SEASON CHECKS
Make sure the power cable and plug are undama-
ged and the electrical system is efficient.
END OF SEASON OPERATIONS
for a number of seconds without removing the
tank.
the tank or through the continuous drain hose if
connected.
Make sure the other end of the hose is near a
suitable drain.
When completely drained, disconnect the conti-
nuous drain hose.
Clean the filters and dry thoroughly before put-
ting them back.
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PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
The air conditioner
does not come on
contact your service center
The air conditioner
works for a short time
only
exhaust hose
being discharged
position the air hose correctly, keeping
it as short and free of curves as possible
to avoid bottlenecks
obstructing air discharge
The air conditioner
works, but does not
cool the room
(oven, hairdryer, etc)
the appliance
silver ion and 3M® filter clogged
appliance is not adequate for the room
in which it is located.
bearing in mind the “
the back of the appliance (fig. 1)
During operation,
there is an unpleasant
smell in the room
The air conditioner
does not operate for
about three minutes
after restarting it
prevents the appliance from being
restarted until three minutes have
elapsed since it was last turned off.
operation.
The following
message
appears on the
display:
LT / Ft/PF / FI
system to identify a number of
malfunctions.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Outlet voltage see rating plate
Maximum absorbed power
in air conditioning “
Maximum absorbed
power in heating “
Refrigerant “
Cooling capacity “
Heating power “
LIMIT CONDITIONS
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its side, oil needs to return to the compressor
to ensure proper function. Without allowing
function for only a short time, and then the
compressorwill breakdown fromlack ofoil.
Transport, filling, cleaning, recovery and di-
sposal of refrigerant should be performed by
a technical service centre appointed by the
manufacturer only.
Theapplianceshouldbedisposedofbyaspecia-
list centre appointed by the manufacturer only.
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ted into an outlet that is properly installed
and grounded in the accordance with all
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dify the plug provided with the appliance.
If it will not fit the outlet, have a proper
outlet installed by a qualified electrician
or relocate the unit to a proper outlet.
If the household electrical supply does not
meet the above specifications, or if you
are not sure your home has an effective
electrical ground, have a qualified elec-
trician or your local electrical utility com-
pany check it and correct any problems.
SAFETY PLUG
protectthepowercable.Ifpoweriscutoff, un-
plug from the outlet and make sure the power
cable is undamaged. If the cable is damaged,
call the service center immediately. If power
cuts off frequently and the power cable is
undamaged, contact a qualified electrician.
OPERATION OF THE SAFETY PLUG
If the safety device incorporated in the plug
trips and cuts off the power supply, check
that the power cable and plug are not dama-
ged. If the power cable is undamaged, to re-
sure the appliance disconnects. If this is not
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Limited Warranty
purchase date, our obligation under this warranty is to provide two (2) year free parts and labor on
the entire appliance, with an additional four (4) years free on any part of the sealed system consisting
of the compressor, evaporator, condenser and factory connected refrigerant tubing. Labor and all
other parts during the additional four (4) year warranty are to be paid by the owner. All appliances
apply only if the appliance is used in accordance with the factory directions that accompany it, and on
expressed or implied, and all other obligations or liabilities on our part. We do not authorize any
other person or company to assume for us any liability in connection with the sale or use of our
factory nor shall it apply to any appliance that has been subjected to misuse, negligence or accidents.
If repairs become necessary, see contact information below:
U.S. Residents:
Please contact our toll free hotline at 1-800-322-3848 or log onto our website at
www.delonghi.com.
6330.
Residents of Canada:
Please contact our toll free hotline at 1-888-335-6644 or log onto our website at www.delonghi.com.
Other countries:
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