Timberk AC TIM 12H P5BU User manual
Instruction manual
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AC TIM 12H P5R
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CONTENTS
1. Information
2. Precautions
3. Technical characteristics
4. Description of portable air conditioner
5. Control of portable air conditioner
Control panel for remote control
6. Maintenance
7. Service life
8. Rules of disposal
9. Helpful advice
10. Troubleshooting
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1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
1. Please read this instruction manual carefully prior to installation and
operation of a portable air conditioner.
2. To avoid damage to the air conditioner and voiding your guarantee,
before start using the air conditioner put the device in a vertical position (as
shown on the cover of this instruction manual) for at least 2 hours prior to
operation.
3. There may be misprints in the text and digital symbols in this manual.
4. If after reading the manual you would still have questions regarding
functioning and operation of the device, please contact the seller or a
specialized service center for clarifications.
5. The device has a tag indicating all necessary technical data and other
useful information about the device.
6. Use the device only as designated by this manual.
7. Prior to installation of the portable air conditioner, not connecting it to the
mains, check and make sure that the mains socket for the air conditioner has
a grounding pin and is properly grounded.
8. In case there is no grounding pin in your mains, operation of the portable
air conditioner is life-threatening.
Dear Customer!
Thank you for a shrewd choice and purchase of Timberk portable electric air
conditioner.
It will serve you for a long time.
9. Do not use adapters and extension cords to connect your portable air
conditioner.
10. Improper installation and use of this air conditioner may lead to severe
injuries or damage to your property.
11. Any maintenance must be performed by a specialized company and
qualified specialists.
2. PRECAUTIONS
1. Do not block vents!
2. Make sure the inlet and outlet vent is not blocked.
3. Do not insert foreign objects into the air diffuser of the air conditioner.
It is very dangerous since the fan rotates at high speed.
4. Install the device only on a horizontal surface to prevent condensed
water leakage.
5. Do not install the floor-mounted air conditioner in the following places:
- in places exposed to direct sunlight;
- in the vicinity of open fire sources;
- in the vicinity of other operating heating devices;
- in places where water or steam splashes can contact the device;
- in rooms with increased humidity;
- close to swimming pools, bathrooms and shower rooms.
6. Do not use the device in an explosive or corrosive environment. Do not
store gasoline and other volatile flammable liquids near the air
conditioner it is very dangerous!
7. Use the device to cool down air at ambient temperature 17-32°C. To use
the device as a heater the room temperature must be 5-23°C.
8. Regularly clean filters to ensure efficient operation of the device.
9. To ensure reliable operation of the compressor, do not tilt the air
conditioner.
10. If the device is disconnected, restarting must be performed not
sooner than in 3.5 minutes to prevent the compressor failure.
11. At least 10 A current is required for the compressor to operate. To
avoid overheating and fire risk, as well as damage to the inner electrical
circuit, do not connect the device through extension cords.
12. The device is designed to cool, heat and dry air only in residential
conditions and cannot be used for industrial purposes.
13. To avoid electric shock, a damaged power cord must be replaced only
by an authorized service center and qualified specialists.
14. Prior to disposal of the device, it is necessary to remove batteries from
it, after that they can be safely disposed.
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15. The appliance is not intended for use by children and persons with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or a lack of experience
and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by an individual responsible for their
safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with
the appliance.
Fig. 1
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IMPORTANT!
Efficient heating and cooling require to:
1) Ensure at least 50 cm of free space on the filtering side of the unit
(Fig. 1).
2) Upon defreezing a DF symbol is indicated on the display screen.
3.TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Table 1
SCOPE OF DELIVERY
1. Household air conditioner 1 pc.
2. Remote control (batteries are not supplied, 1,5V UM4 AAA CR03
batteries are required) 1 pc.
3. Drainage pipe 1 pc.
4. Air outlet hose 1 pc.
NOTICE.
The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes in the
design, scope of delivery, product manufacturing technology, as
well as change its technical characteristics to improve its
consumer and technical properties without prior notice.
Model AC TIM 12H P5BU AC TIM 12H P5R AC TIM 14H P5 AC TIM 14H P5R
Capacity (cooling) BTU (kW)
Capacity (heating) BTU (kW)
Rated input (cooling) W
Rated input (heating) W
Voltage V/Hz
Rated current (cooling/heating) A
Air circulation m3/h
Capacity of draining (L/d)
Noise level dB(A)
Refrigerant
Energy class (cooling/heating)
Electrical protection class
Degree of protection against moisture
Net weight (kg)
Gross weight (kg)
Net dimensions (mm)
Packing dimensions (mm)
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DEVICE DESCRIPTION (Fig. 3 and 4)
1.Control panel
2. Remote control receiver
3. Cool air outlet
4. Joint tube
5. Exhaust hose
6. Hot air filter
7. Hot air inlet
8. Remote control location
9. Hot air outlet
10. Filling the tank sensor
11. Cool air filter
12. Cool air inlet
13. Water tank
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Installation of air outlet hose (Fig. 5)
1. Prior to operation of the unit take off the removable cover and get the air
outlet hose, then insert it in the hole.
2. Rotate the air outlet hose in the direction, indicated by arrow 1 and take it
out from the removable grill.
3. Rotate the air outlet hose in the direction, indicated by arrow 2 and
connect it to the removable grill.
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Installation of the hose in cooling / heating modes (Fig. 6)
To switch the air conditioner to heating it is necessary to install the hose to
the side, where cold air is coming out. To switch the air conditioner to
cooling it is necessary to install the hose to the side, where warm air is
coming out.
To switch the unit to the required mode (cooling/heating):
Disconnect the removable grill and the air outlet hose, as shown by the
arrow in Fig. 6 A, then interchange their position (B) and connect to the
unit. Final structure is shown in Fig.6 C.
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CONTROL PANEL & DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION
Control panel for (Fig. 7)
1. POWER button. Press this button to switch on or off the unit.
2. SET button. Press this button to select the mode of heating,
dehumidification or cooling.
3. TEMP up button. In the cooling mode each press of this button raises
the set temperature by 1°C up to maximum 30°C. In the heating mode
each press of this button raises the set temperature by 1°C up to
maximum 25°C.
4. TEMP down button. In the cooling mode each press of this button
lowers the set temperature by 1°C up to minimum 17°C. In the heating
mode each press of this button lowers the set temperature by 1°C up to
minimum 15°C.
5. LCD display. The display shows the set temperature or the timer. After
the temperature and time are set the display returns to indicating the
current temperature.
NOTICE.
When the dry mode is working this key is not used.
7. Programmable timer on/off button.
ON timer. The ON timer is used to automatically switch on the unit upon
expiration of the set time.
Press the timer button when the unit is not operating to set the desired time
(buttons 3 and 4).
The unit will be automatically switched on when the set time expires.
Press POWER button before the set time expires. Time setting will be
canceled and the unit will be switched on.
OFF timer. The OFF timer is used to automatically switch off the unit upon
expiration of the set time.
Press the timer button when the unit is operating to set the desired time
(buttons 3 and 4).
The unit will be automatically switched off when the set time expires.
Press ON/OFF button before the set time expires. Time setting will be
canceled and the unit will be switched off.
4. SLEEP button: after pressing this button the fan sets to low speed.
(1) Press SLEEP button, set the sleep mode. Press the button again to cancel
the sleep mode.
6. FAN speed button. Press this button to select low, medium, high or
automatic fan speed button. When the automatic speed is selected (in the
cooling mode), high, medium or low speeds are selected automatically
depending on the difference between the set temperature and the room
temperature.
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1. FUNC mode selection button (SET):
You can select three functions with this button: cooling, heating and
dehumidification.
2. Room temperature setting button (TEMP): The set temperature is raised by
1°C after a single press on up button and is lowered by 1°C after a single press
on down button.
3. POWER button: pressing this button you can switch on or off the unit.
4. SLEEP button: after pressing this button the fan sets to low speed.
(1) Press SLEEP button, set the sleep mode. Press the button again to cancel
the sleep mode.
(2) In the cooling mode one hour after the sleep mode is set the temperature
automatically increases by 1°C. In two hours the temperature will increase by
2°C and the established mode is maintained for the rest of the time. In the
heating mode when SLEEP function is activated the temperature is, on the
contrary, decreased by 2°C in 2 hours.
(3) When power supply is turned off, the sleep mode is automatically switched
off.
(4) When the unit is turned off, settings of the sleep mode are automatically
turned off.
5. Timer button: ON TIMER: The ON timer is used to automatically switch on
the unit upon expiration of the set time.
(1) Press TIMER button when the unit is OFF to set the desired time.
(2) After the set time expires, the unit will be automatically switched on.
(3) Press ON/OFF button before the set time expires. Time setting will be
canceled and the unit will be switched on.
OFF TIMER: The OFF timer is used to automatically switch off the unit upon
expiration of the set time.
(1) Press TIMER button when the unit is ON to set the desired time.
(2) After the set time expires, the unit will be automatically switched off.
(3) Press ON/OFF button before the set time expires. Time setting will be
canceled and the unit will be switched off.
6. Automatic fan speed button (automatic ventilation mode).
7. High speed button. High fan speed.
8. Medium speed button. Medium fan speed.
9. Low speed button. Low fan speed.
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(2) In the cooling mode one hour after the sleep mode is set the
temperature automatically increases by 1°C. In two hours the temperature
will increase by 2°C and the established mode is maintained for the rest of
the time. In the heating mode when SLEEP function is activated the
temperature is, on the contrary, decreased by 2°C in 2 hours.
(3) When power supply is turned off, the sleep mode is automatically
switched off.
(4) When the unit is turned off, settings of the sleep mode are automatically
turned off.
The portable air conditioner is equipped with a protective circuit featuring a
3 minute compressor activation delay. It means that it takes 3.5 minutes for
the compressor to activate after the unit is switched on or dehumidification
mode is switched to any other mode.
9. Signaling.
E4 signal is shown on the display at the maximum water level. To resume
operation, remove the rubber plug of the drainage hose at the device's base
to drain water at first. After water is drained, start the unit. It will go to the
normal operating mode.
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NOTICE.
The unit can evaporate condensed water and automatically drain it
through the hose*.
1. When the unit is in cooling mode, it is not necessary to install the
condensate drainage pipe since condensate evaporates automatically.
Make sure that when the unit is operating, the rubber plug of the
drainage hose is securely fixed (see Fig. 10).
2. In heating mode, remove the rubber plug (2) of the drainage hose
(Fig. 10), install the respective drainage hose to improve heating
efficiency.
3. In dehumidification mode, remove the rubber plug (2) of the
drainage hose, install the respective drainage hose.
Disconnect the air outlet hose, connect the drainage hose to the
drainage hole and drain water from the unit to ensure maximum
dehumidification efficiency.
E4 signal is shown on the LCD display at the maximum water level.
To resume the operation, remove the rubber plug (2) of the drainage
hose to drain water at first. After water is drained
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6. Maintenance
IMPORTANT!
Disconnect the unit from the mains prior to cleaning.
1. When cleaning the air conditioner, do not use gasoline, solvents and
other chemically active substances.
2. To avoid electric shock and damage to electrical components, do not
pour water on the air conditioner from a tap or a hose.
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3. Do not use the air conditioner if the power cord is damaged. On the
subject of replacing a damaged power cord, contact an authorized service
center.
Air filter
Air filter clogging with dust particles impairs the air conditioner operation
efficiency, therefore clean the filter no less than once in two weeks.
Filter removal/installation
Remove the air filter in the direction, indicated by the arrow. Slightly push
it and then take it out from the device for cleaning. (See Fig. 11 and 12).
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Installation of the filter is performed in the reverse order.
Filter cleaning
At first, carefully clean the filters by means of vacuum cleaners. Then
immerse the filter in warm water (about 40°C) with a soft detergent, wash
it and dry it without exposure to direct sunlight.
Air intakes (heat exchangers)
Use a vacuum cleaner for cleaning.
Case
Wipe the surface by a damp cloth and dry it by a soft dry cloth.
Automatic condensate removal
Condensate is automatically removed from the unit. Moisture inside the
unit starts to evaporate and is removed from the unit through an air duct
(or an air diffuser) in the form of steam.
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7. SERVICE LIFE
Service life of the unit is 10 years provided respective installation and
operation rules are followed.
Date of manufacture of the air conditioner is indicated on the unit in the
serial number. Contact the seller for additional information.
8. RULES OF DISPOSAL
After service life is expired, the unit must be disposed in compliance with
rules, regulations and methods effective at disposal stations.
9. HELPFUL ADVICE
Since the unit may heat when operated, do not install it in places with
limited free space.
In case of a dangerous current leakage, do not use the unit at high humidity.
Keep the unit away from direct sunlight: its paint may fade.
The unit has a function allowing it to be switched off automatically at a
certain temperature, in this case let the unit cool down, after that it can be
switched on again.
Do not position the unit nearby objects that block air flow, for example,
furniture or curtains since it has a great impact on operation of the unit.
Keep the unit away from direct sunlight: it may cause overheating and
shutdown of the unit.
ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY
Make sure characteristics of the mains correspond to characteristics of the
unit.
Insert the plug in the socket securely to avoid overheating and risk of fire.
Do not pull the power cord with excessive force: it may damage it.
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IMPORTANT!
At high humidity additional condensate removal will be required
(E4 symbol will be shown on the display). In this case a condensate
collection tank at the device's base is used.
In this case follow the instructions given below.
When the condensate collection tank is filled up, water needs to be
drained, otherwise the unit will not operate. Condensate should be
drained by opening the lower plug at the device's base (Fig. 10 pos.
2).
But air conditioners are also designed to remove condensate
continuously without a need for a regular moisture removal from
the device. To do so it is necessary to use the drainage hose* and
perform the following procedure:
1. Prepare the drainage hose for condensate removal;
2. Remove the plug from the back side of the device;
3. Insert the drainage hose into the condensate drainage hole;
4. Take the hose out to the drainage system to remove condensate;
A hole designed for continuous condensate removal in the center
of the device (Fig. 10 pos. 1) can be used for continuous condensate
removal under conditions of increased humidity inside a room.
To do so it is also necessary to perform the abovementioned
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Trouble Cause Troubleshooting method
The air conditioner is not switched on
when Power button is pressed
The tank fill-up indicator is flashing, the
conden sate collection tray is filled up
Drain water from the tray
Actual room temperature is higher than th e
set one (in heating mode)
Set the temperature correctly
The air conditioner switches off in
heating mode
Autom atic overheating protection is tripp ed.
The unit is switch ed off in case the outlet air
temperature goes higher than 70°C
Wait until the air condition er cools
down and switch it on again
Loud noise or strong vibration The air con ditioner is installed on an inclined
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Install the air con ditioner on a
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A noise, resembling a gurgle of water Noise emerges due to refrigerant flow in
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10. TROUBLESHOOTING
Trouble Cause Troubleshooting method
E1 Short circuit on a temperature sensor or a
processor board
Contact an authorized service
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E2 Short circuit between a copper pipe of the
temperature sen sor and th e proc essor board
wiring
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E3 It indicates the tank is filled up with water or
the plug is connected incorrectly
Remo ve the rubber plug, located at
the bottom of the unit, and drain
water. Then check if the plug is
connected correctly.
Such marking indicates that disposal of this product along with other domestic waste is forbidden in the EU. To prevent environmental or health damage as a result of
uncontrolled waste disposal, please hand this product for recycling to enable rational use of material resources. To return the device you used, please use the collection
and return system or contact the point of sale, where the device was purchased. They can take it for an environmentally safe disposal.
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12000 (3,5)
12000 (3,5)
1480
1300
220-230/50
6.7 / 5.9
400
55
55
R410A
B/B
I
IPX0
27.5
30
477x330x630
507x360x660
14000 (4,0)
14000 (4,0)
1700
1500
220-230/50
7.7 / 6.8
450
70
58
R410A
B/B
I
IPX0
28,5
31,5
477x330x630
507x360x660
14000 (4,0)
14000 (4,0)
1700
1500
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7.7 / 6.8
450
70
58
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B/B
I
IPX0
28,5
31,5
477x330x630
507x360x660
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