Panasonic CS-1803KE User manual

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ROOM AIR CONDITIONER”
Before using your air conditioner,
please read this operating instructions
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Operating
Instructions
Room Air Conditioner
Before using your air conditioner, please read this operating
manual carefully and keep it for future reference.
[CONTENTS]
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Remote Control-Name of Each Part and Functions «--------+ 4.5
Remote Control Preparation Before Operation -+.---------++++5 6.7
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Cooling Mode and Soft Dry Mode Operation ------------++++- 12 -13
Setting the Timer -----ssscssseeessssssseeseessessssssrssesseeensons 14-16
Convenient Operation (Sleep & Air Circulation mode) ------- -- 17
Airflow Direction Adjustment --------:::+eeceeceseseseseeeseseseeeeee 18 -19
Forced Operation (When the Remote Control can’t be used) --- --20
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Front Panel
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Signal Receptor
Vertical Airflow Receives the signals from the remote control.
(Signal received sound: two short beeps or
(TWIN FLAP) one long beep.)
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Air Outlet Vent peration Indication Lamp
illuminates when the air conditioner is in operation.
(Blinks at the start of automatic operation.)
Air Intake Vents
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Air Outlet Vent
Drain Hose

Remote Control
Cooling Test Operation Button
Use when installing and moving.
Normally it should not be used.
Forced Operation Button
Use when the remote control cannot be used.
Power Switch
Set to "O" (OFF) when not using the air
conditioner for a long time.
Air Filter
Remote Control Two R03, UM-4
Holder Panasonic dry-cell
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Remote Control-Name of Each Partand Functions f of © PA
Signal Transmitter
Transmits the signals.
Operation Display
Displays the operation conditions.
Sleep Mode Auto Operation Button
Press once for Sleep Mode Auto Operation.
Press once more to cancel
Sleep Mode Auto Operation.
Operation Mode Selection Button
Use to select the operation mode
(AUTOMATIC, COOLING, SOFT DRY &
AIR CIRCULATION).
Airflow Direction Auto—Control Button
Press for Automatic Airflow Direction Operation.
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[Separate displays and functions are available when the door is opened. ]
Clock button
Use to set the timer to the current time.

OFF/ON Button | («A long beep will sound.)
Operation will start when
the button is pressed, and stop
when the button is pressed again.
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Airflow Volume Selection Button
Press to change the volume of airflow.
Airflow Direction Manual (° Two short beeps will sound.)
Control Button
Adjusts the airflow direction vertically.
Room Temperature
Setting Button
Use to set the room temperature.
Types of confirmation sound:
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¢ Stopping by pressing the |__OFF/ON “—" button: a long beep
¢ Cases other than the above: two short beeps
OFF-Timer Button
ON-Timer Button
Cancellation Button
Program Button
Use to set the timer.
Use to adjust timer
setting and the current time.
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Remote Control Preparation Before Operation
Two R03, UM-4 Panasonic dry-cell batteries or equivalent.
Remove the cover from insert the two batteries. Fix the cover to the
the back of the remote back of the remote control
control. (“PM 12:00” will flash
in the operation display.)
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(S
OPEN)
Gently
press
the
place
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when
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[OPEN]
and
slide
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the cover toward you. J Bea abr ao are inserted, remove the
@ hr ead batteries and insert them
once more.
that the (+)
and (-) directions
are correct.
Cautions regarding the batteries
The batteries can be used for approximately one year.
Do not use rechargeable (Ni-Cd) batteries, because such batteries differ from standard dry cell batteries in
shape, dimensions and performance.
Be sure to replace the batteries with two new batteries of the same type as each other.
Remove the batteries if the air conditioner is not going to be used for an extended period of time.
Press the (OFF/ON) “—” button at the place where the holder is to be
affixed to confirm that there is a beep when the remote control sig-
nals are received by the main unit.
Secure the holder with screws. To put the remote control into
the holder
Insert the remote control diagonally from
above, and then press to the back of the
holder.
Remote control holder

Open the door and
press (the Clock)
button.
e After the batteries have been
inserted:
“PM 12:00” will blink in the
display.
When changing the time:
The letters of AM or PM will
blink.
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Press the Time button Press (the Clock)
to set the hours and button, and then close
minutes.
the
remote
control
door.
Press the [1 button to ad- The letters or AM or PM wil light
vance the time, and press the up and setting of the current time
button to reverse the time. will be completed.
(The letters of AM or PM will
blink.)
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The
timer
uses
the
current
time
as
a
reference.
If
the
time
is
not
set
correctly,
correct
timer
setting
will
not
be
possible.
e When the timer is set
The current time display will be vanished.
e About the Remote Control [B<>A] switch
¢ This switch is used when two air conditioner units have
been installed in one room.
When two air conditioner with two remote controlles. are
used in one room. Set one unit and remote controler to
[A] and the other unit & remote controller to [B] to iwoid
mis-transmission of signals.
lf two air conditioners have been installed in one rom,
please consult with your dealer.

Do not use the air condi-
tioner for purposes other
than cooling the room.
Do not use this air conditioner for
other purposes, such as drying
clothes, preserving foods, keeping
animais or cultivating plants.
Do not insert sticks or
other objects into the air
intake and outlet vents.
Be particularly
careful with young
Before
Operating
the
Unit
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Do not pull out the power Avoid exposing the body
cord. directly to a continuous
airflow for long period.
Always hold the plug when
removing the power cord.
Damage to the cord may result in
serious electrical shocks. Be careful of
Use under the following
conditions:
Cooling and Soft Dry:
* At setting temperatures
of 16°C or higher
¢ At humidity of 90% or
less
If the air conditioner operates
continuously under conditions that
are outside these limits, condensa-
tion will form in the air outle! vents
and dripping will occur.
Operating the remote control:
° Aim at the signal receptor on the room air
conditioner when operating.
¢ Do not drop or throw the remote control. Make sure that the
signal path is not
obstructed.
¢ Do not place the remote control in a location ;
that is exposed to direct sunlight or next to a ‘ , The maximum distancat
heating unit or other heat source. Zo which signals can be
received is 10 m.

HSITIONA
For
air
conditioners
with
a
power
Set
the
power
switch
to
“I”
(ON).
plug,
insert
the
power
plug
into
an
electrical
outlet.
Insert securely so that it is not loose,
e if the air conditioner is not going to be used for an extended period of time
If
the
power
switch
is
left
at
“I”
(ON),
approximately
5.0
watts
of
electric
power
are
used
even
if
themsain
unit
is
turned
off
by
remote
control.
e If there is a danger of lightning
The air conditioner is provided with a built-in protective device, but the control equipment may be al—
versely affected depending on the extent of lightning activity.