Samsung AW069CB Use and care manual

OWNER'S
INSTRUCTIONS
AWO69CB
AW(lSgCB
AWl()gGB
AWl29CB
AWl49CB
AWl89CB
Window-type
Room
AirGonditioner
(Gooling)
AWO6ECBT
AW(ISECBT
AWlOEGBT
AWl2ECB7
AWl5ECB7
AWl8ECB7
AW25ECB7
@O DBsi-00656A(3)

G""ipti.-" "f Each
Component
* The design and shape are subiect to
change.
Air
inlet
(Outside)
lnner
air
flow
blades
(righuleft
orientation)
Front
Grille
Mode selection button
(Cool,Fan,DrY)
Energy Saver button
Sleep timer setting button
Timersetting
button
Airoutlet
Ventilation
lever
Air
inlet
(Outside)
Air
filter
(lnside)
Power
plug
(The
type
ofpower
Plug
maydiffer,
depending
on
thelocal
power
suPPlY).
Temperatureffimer
se{ings
Temperature
adiustment
buttons
On/Off
button
Fan speed adjustment button Remote control

,
Temperature
adjustment buttons
Fan speed
adjustment buttons
Timersetting
button
Sleep
timersetting
button
Modeselection
buttons
EnergySaver
button
l;
RemoteControl
- Buttons

ICettingStarted I
Youhave just purchaseda Samsung window-type noom Air Conditioner which should be installed
by following your installation manual.
You OwnernsInstructions contain valuable information on using your air conditioner.
Pleasetake the time to read them as they will help you take full advantage of the unit's features.
Thebooklet k organized as follows.
I Thefollowing figures are shovvnon pages4 and 5:
- D*cription of EachComponent
- Remote c,ontrol (buttons)
fhey will help you find the bultons and understand the symbols displayed.
a ln the manual, you will find a *ries of step-by-step procedurcs for each function
available.
The illustrations in the step-by-step procedur* usefour different symbols:
I
l
PRE9S R'SH,. MFORTAIIT.
>
NOTE

Inserting
theRemote
ControlBatteries
Youmust insert or replace the remote contrcl balteries when :
) Youpurchase the air conditioner
, The remote contrcl does not work correctly
t Donot
useoldbatteries ordifferentkinds ofbatteriestogether,
a Batteries
may
bemmpletelydischargedafter12
months,
even
iftheyhavenotbeenused.
1 Push thebatterycoverontherearofthe
remote
control
with
your
thumb
inthedirection
of
the
anow
andremoveit.
2 Insertthe two batteries,takingcareto respec'tthe polarities
a +onthebatterywith+ontheremotecontrol.
a - onthebatterv with
- ontheremotecontrol.
3 Close the cover by sliding it back until it clicks into place.

RemoteContol
ffi
Gooling
YourRoom
You must selec.tthe Cool mode ff you wish to lower the temperature
in your room, You can also set the Fan speed.
ContlolPanel 1 Pressthe Q (On/Off)
button.
Result: a The airconditionerstiartsupintheCoolmode.
a Theunitbeepstwice.
(3 Theairconditionerisfittedwitha protection
mechanismto prevent
theunit
from
beingdamagedwhenitisstarted
immediately
after
being:
a Plugged
in
a Stopped
It
willbegintocoolafterthreeminutes
2 lfthetemperature
isnotdisplayed
onthecontrol
panel:
a Pressthe
G;D buttonontheremote
control
or
O PressthelEl buttonontheunitoneor moretimes
until-:isdisplayed
Result: a The unitbeepseach
time
youpress
the Cci"it/lEl Outton.
a Theair
conditionerstartsuD
intheCoolmode.
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3 To
adiust
thetemperature,
press
the4$or p buttonsontheremote
control
orunit one
ormoretimesuntilthedesiredtemperature isdisplayed.
The
temoeraturecan
besetbetween64'Fand86"F
Result: a Each
time
youpress
theTT-lor fE) buttons:
- The
temperature
isadjustedby1'F anddisplayed
on
thecontrol
oanel
- The unitbeeps
a lftheroomtemperature
ishigherthantheselected
temperature,
theairconditionerstarts
cooling.
a lf theroom
temperature
reachesthesettemperature,theair
conditionerstops
cooling,butthefanstill
operates.
4 To
set
thefansDeed:
a Pressthe@,@ or@ buttononthe
remote
controlasdesired.
or
a Pressthe l;-l buttonontheunit
oneormore timesuntilthe
desiredFan
speed(F1,F2orF3)is
displayed.
5 Tocontrolthedirection oftheairflow,referto
page
11
Power
g,

Airing
YourRoom
@
lf you want to provide air circulation without cooling, you can use
the Fanmode,
1 lf necessary,
press
the1) lonlofq button.
Result: a TheairconditionerstartsupintheCoolmode.
a The
unit
beeDstwice.
2 lfthefanspeed(Fl
,F2orF3)isnot
displayedonthe control
panel:
I Press theCra-) buttonontheremote
contol
AI
OPressthef=l buttononhe unit
oneormoretimes until
thefanspeed
(F1,
F2orF3)is
displayed.
Result a Theunit
beeps
eachtime
youpress
the 6.) / fF) button.
a Theair
conditioner
starts
up
inFan
mode.
Whentheairconditioner
isintheFanmode,
the
temperature
cannotbeset
or
displayed.
3 Tosetthefanspeed:
a Pressthe
afiii), @ or<@ buttonontheremotecontrolasdesired.
AI
a PresstheFill lutt66onthe
unitoneormore times
untilthe
desiredfanspeed(Fl,F2orF3)
isdisplayed.
4 To controlthedirectionoftheairflow,refer
topage 11.
BenoteCoffiiDl GontrulPanel

Removing
Excess
HumiditY
If the atmospherc in your room is very humid or damp. you oan rcmove
exess humidity without lowertng the rcom ternperature too much'
Romoto
Con0ol Conrol Panel 1 lf necessary,
press
the 1) (On/Off)button.
Result: I Theairconditioner
starts
up
inthe
Cool
mode'
o TheunitbeePs.
(- Theairconditioner
isfitted
witha protection
mechanism
to pre-
vent
theunlr
rromDeing
damaged
whenit is started
immediately
after
being:
t Plugged
in
a StoPPed
Itwillbegin
to coolafter
three
minutes'
2 lfthe
lemperature
isnotdisplayed
onthe
control
panel:
I Press
the CE) button
onthe remotecontrol
AI
o press
theGFI button
ontheunit
one
ormoretimes
until3 isdisplayed
Resuli: a Theunit
beeps
each
time
youpress the (D IGFI uutton'
<)
Theair
conditioner
starts
upintheCool
mode
3 Toadjust
thetemperature,
press
the
f-f-lorE) buttons
oneor
moreiimes untilthe required
temperature
isdisplayed'
Thetemoerature
canbesetbetween
64"F
and
86'F'
Result: O Each
timeyou press
them-lor f-?-lbuttons:
- Thetemperature
isadjusted
by 1"F
- Theunitbeeps
I Theairconditioner
starts
removing
the€xcesshumidity;
thsquality
ofair is adjusted
automatically'
4 Tocontrol
thedirection
oftheairflow refer
to page11

Adjusting
theAir Flow
DirectionHorizontally
Depending on the position of the unit in your room, you can adiust
the orientation of the inner air flow blades on the unit.
Adjustthe
inner
air
flowbladestothedesired
position
by
sliding
them
sideto
side.
Adjustingthe
Air Flow
Direction
Vertically
The outer ah flow blades can be adjusted to control the vertical air
flow direction,
REcoMMENDAnoN
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Adjust
theouterairflowblades
tothedesired
position,
bypushing
them
upwardsordownwards-
operatesinCool
mode
forlong
periods
oftime,dew
may:
- Formonthesurfaceoftheblades
- Driofromtheblades
@

Setting
theOn
Timer
The
OnTimer
en*l* youb swi'f/r on theafuanditioner automaticallyafter
agiventime. Youcanselectthe Ontim* onlywhent{p air onditioner isoff.
Remotefn6ol f,orrol Panel Check
thattheairconditionerhasbeen
switchedofi;
ifnecessary
press
the O (on/off) button.
ffire@
Sel
thedesiredamountoftimeinhours
beforetheunilwillcomeon
bypressing the (Ffft 5utt6n6^theremote
control
or lT;;l button
onthe
unitoneormoretimes.The
countdowntimecanbeset
between1and24hours.
Result a Eachtime
youpress
the fi;;l button:
- Thetime
isadjusted byt houranddisplayedontheconbol
Danel
- Theunitbeeps
a The
countdown
timeisdisplayedanddecreases
automatically
to
indicatehe remainingtime.
a The
aircondilioner
startsupintheCml orDrymodeautomatF
cally
whenhe countdown time
reacheszero.
>> You
canselectthefanspeed,temperature
andEnergySaving
mode
aftersetting
theOntimermode. Youalso
canchange
theCoolor DrymodewithoutcancellingtheOntimermode.
..;
,Eo
CanceltheOn
Timer
' 1i-
To
cancel
the
timer,
press:
a Timerontheremotecontrolorunitoneormoretimesuntil
"--"
isdisplayed.
ST
a TheO (On/Off)
buttonon theremotecontrol orunit
(The
AirConditionerretums
tothe
previously
selected
operation
mode.)

Setting
theOff
Timer
TheOfl Timerenabl* youto switdr off theair conditioner
automatically
after
agiventim6, YoucanselecttheOfftimer only whentheair @nditioner
ison.
1 Check
thattheairconditioner
hasbeen
switchedon;
ifnecessary,
press
the $ (on/off)
button.
Setthedesiredamounl
oflimebeforetheunitwillturnoff
by
pressing
ths ffiA buttonontheremotecontrolor tifi;l button
ontheunitoneor
moretimesuntil
thedesiredtime
isdisplayed.The
countdown
time
can
be
setbetween
1and24
hours.
Result: a Each
time
you
press
the
@) button:
- Thetime
isadjustedbyt houranddisplayed
on
themntrol
oanel
- Theunit
beeos
a The
countdowntimeisdisplayed
anddecreases
automatically
toindic€te
theremainingtjme.
i Theairmnditioner
switchesoffautomatically
whenthe
countdown
timereacheszero.
aftersettingthe
Offtimermode.However,
when
youcnange
tothefansDeed
mode.theOff
timermodeiscanceled.
i*h Cancel
the
Off
Timer
'€:t
Tocancel
thetimer,
press:
i} Timerontheremote
controlorunjtone
ormoretimesuntil
"--'isdisplayed
AI
t The(l)(On/Off)
button
ontheremotecontrol
orunit.

lemote
Co||trol
re
Selecting
Sleep
Mode
TheSleep
mode canbe usedwhen you are aoling your room to switch
l:lp air onditioner off automatically after 8 houts.
> The Eleep
function canhe setwhether the air conditioner is
conaolPancl Press
the@ button
ontheremote
control
or
press
the
fG-l 6uttonon theunit.
Result o Each
time
youpress
abutton,
theunitbeeps.
o The
rD indicatorand
"
B'will bedisplayed.
a Theremainingtimeisdecreased
anddisplayedint hour
segments.
o lfSleep isselectedafter switchingon
theunit,theairconditioner
will
run
inCool
mode.Duringthis
period,
thetemperature
displayedistheone
you
set
fortheCool
mode.lfSleep
is
selectedbeforeswltching
onthe
unit,theairconditionerstarts
runsinCoolmodeandthetemperalura
issetto79'F.
o The
fan
runsinlowmode
(F1),
and
you
canadjustthe
sPeed.
Gancelthe
Sleep
Mode
lf you no longerwishto usethe Sieep
modethat you have set,Youcan
cand it at anytime.
1 Pressthe @ uuttononthe remotecontrol
or
press
tne
@ nuttonontheunit
toswitchofi
the
air
conditioner.
.
2 Tocancel
theselectedSleep
mode,
you
canalso
press
the
(@, €@,
@, @ or@) butlonontheremotecontrol
AI
press
thel-i;;|, lts*-I,l#lorlffi] buttonontheunit.
Rssult: aTheunitbeeps.
a TheD indicatorisnolongerdisplayed.
a Theair
conditioner
operates
inthe
lastselected
mode.
lfyou selecttheEnergySavingmodeintheSleepmode,
theSleep
modewillbe
cancelledandtheairconditioner
willstartupinthe
EnergySavingmode.
Power
g,

Selecting
EnergySaving
Mode
If.you wish to save energy when using Yourair conditioneL . : ..'. ': r' .
'
select the energy saving mode. .-....,..
-,....,,
:....-,,
1 Toselect
theenergy
saving
mode,
press
the @ button
on
theremote Remote
colt!'ol , ,,
co!!d q"ry!
control
or G=;l button
ontheunit
oneormoretimesuntil
theEnergy
Saver
indicator
lightsup.
Result: a Thefanand
compressor
cycleonandofftogether.
a Thefanwillcontinue
torun
fora shorttime
after
the
compressor
cyclesoff.
![6 G;;? button.
You
cannotusetheDrymode
inthe
energysaving
mode.
2 Tostoptheenergy
saving
mode,
press
the @ bufton
on
theremote .,,
, ..
, .,,:,:,,1.
,
control
or GS":*iI button
onthe unitagain. ., . I ,,:
, ,, .,,:
Result: The
fanrunsat
alltimes,
whilethecompressor
cycles
onand
off.
Saving
willbe
cancelled
andtheair
mnditioner
willstart
upinthe
Sleep
Timermode.
ffiW

ffip"t"turean@
The following table indicates the air conditioner's temperature andhumidity opqation range'
**"**
Mode tndoor
rempililJ* outdoor
Temperature lndoor
Humidity
70'Fto90'FaPProx 70'Fto 110'F
aPProx' 80%
orless
ttitt" "i, "onJitioner is usedat"' Then"'
ffiay be
triggered
and
the
air
Higher
temPeratures conditioner
will
stoP'
Lower
temperatures ffilfunction may
happen
if
the
heat
exchanger
freezes'
Higher
humiditY
levets W.fi"y .".d*Jon and
drip
from
the
surface
of
the
unit
ifitisused
forlong
Penoos'

CleaningYour
Air
Conditioner
Besurc to cleanthe air filter periodi@lly to keep theair nnditioner operating
at optimum level.
(- Whencleaning the air conditioner,turn it off andpull out the
power plug,
1 Open thefront
grille
bypulling
thetabson bothsides
ofthefront
grille
Thenlift
itupslightly toopen
thefront
grille
completely.
2 Grabthetabson
theairfilterand
pull
itupand oul
3 Removealldust
ontheair
filterwithavacuumcleanerorbrush
4 When you havefinished,
insertthe airfilterback intoits original
position,
5 Wipe
thesurfaceoftheunit
witha neutraldetergentand
thenwipeitagain
witha drycloth.
(Be
sure
nottousebenzene,solventorotherchemical
products.)
lfyou,.. Then...
Willnotbeusingthe
airconditionerfora
long
period
oftime
OSwitch thefan
onforafewhoursto
thoroughly
dry
theinside
oftheair
conditioner.
if Switchtheairconditioner
offand
unplugitfromthewall
socket.
I Cleanthefilterandouter
surfaces.
Havenotused
theair
conditionerforalong
period
oftime
Switchthefanonforafewhoursto
thoroughlydrytheinside
oftheair
conditioner.

ISolvingCommonProblems I
I
Before contacting a Samsung authorized service center,pefiorm the following simple che*s.
They may save you the time and expense of an unn*essary call.
Problem Explanation/ Solution
The air condilioner does a Checkthat the circuitbreakerusedforthe airconditionerhas not been
not operate at all triggered.
O Checkthatthe powercable is pluggedinto a wall socket and the socket is
switched on, if necessary
il Checkthatthe temperatureindicatoron the unitis lit;if necessary,
press the O (On/Off) button on the remote control or unit.
The air conditionerdoes not a Checkthatthere are no obstaclesbetweenyou and the unit.
operate with the remote a Replace the remote control batteries if necessary
control a Checkthat you are closeenough to the unit(sevenmeteryyards or less)
Nobeepisheardwhen
you it Checkthat
you
are
pointing
theremotecontrolatthe
remote
controlsensor
press
the
C) (On/Ofi)
button on
the
unit.
ontheremotecontrol it Reolacetheremotecontrolbatteriesifnecessarv.
Theair
conditionerdoesnot a Checkthat
theconect
operating
modehasbeenselected(Cool).
cool a Theroomtemperature
mayb€toolow.
a Dustmaybeblockingtheairfilter;refertopage
17forcleaninginstructions.
,' Checkthatthereisnoobstacleblockingtheairflow
into
oroutoftheunit.
Thetimerisnotcorectlytrig- a Checkthat
thetimerhas
been
programmed
conectly;refertopages
12-14.
Odorsare
permeating
the a Ventilate
the
room,
roomduringairconditioning

Tech
nicalSpecifications
Designand
specifications
aresubject
to change
without notice
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air
conditioner

a Thisbdef
procedureguide
wasprepared to.
supplement
th6user
manual
inhelpingtocorectly install
yourroom
airconditioner.
a You
shouldconsiderseekinga pofessional
installationspecialistif youareunsurcof installing
theairconditionerafter reading
thissupplement.
a The weight and size of the unit may make it too difficultfor you to install by yourcelf.
!} lf youfeelyoucaninstalltheairconditioner,
thisguide
willassist
youtowardsa safeinstallation.
However, pleaae note: W3 arc not rcspomlble for any accldent caused as a rcsult of youl
attemptto lnstall the alr conditioner on your own.
O The illustrations showq in thls gulde may not exactly match your air condltloner.
,) Thisairconditionershouldbeinstalledina window.To
ensure
productquality
andsafety,
do notinstallthe airconditionerin a wall.
@

h rrtrucsrnRTED
Preparation
for Installation
l) Always
havean assistant
to help
you.
Neverattempt
to install
anyairconditioneralone.
l) Youriskthe possibility
of hurting
yourself
orinjuringothers
by
attempting
to installitalone.
Checkpoints
Prior
to Installation
1 Carefully remove
theunitfrom
thepacking
case,
layiton
thefloorandcheck
thatallaccessories
(asindicated)are
enclosed.
2 Checkthecabinet and
front
grille
ofthe unit
foranydefectssuchas
scratches.
3 Besure
to checkthe power
supply.
a Refertothesoecificationsonthelabelattachedtotheunit.
lnstallationConditions
1 Electrical
Requirements
For
personal
safety:
a This appliance
must
be
properlygrounded.
i| Donot,underanycircumstances,cutor removethethird
grounding
prong
fromthepower cord.
a We recommendthatyoudo notusean extensioncordor an
adapter
plug
with
thisappliance.
a Donotchange
the
plug
onthe
power
cordofthisappliance.
O Follownationalelectricalcodes
orlocalcodesandordinances.
115V 230-20AV 230-208V "O-'IOUU
. 'l5AMPcircuit 20Al\,lPcircuit 15AMPcircuit 30AMPcircuit
"parallel"
type "perpendicula/'type "tandem" type "tandem" type
(ll) (t-) (--) (--)
\:-/ \r' \:-/ \:/
a lftheelectric supply
provided
does
notmeettheabove
specifications,callalicensedelectrician.
a Aluminumhousewiringmay
pose
special
problems
-
mnsultaqualified electrician.
i' Thisunitrequires
aseparate orcurt,
servingonlythisappliance.