Whirlpool R153 User manual

ROOMAIRCONDITIONERS
Use&CareGuide
Part No. 1162429

Contents
Page
Important Safety lnstructbns ......................... .2
Operatlng lnstructbns .................................... .3
Starting your air conditioner ........................... .3
The air control ................................................ .4
The energy saver control ............................... 5
Changing air direction ................................... .5
Cleaning Your Air Condltbner ....................... .6
Cleaning front panel and filter ........................ .6
Caring For Your Alr Condltbner .................... .7
Annual maintenance.. ..................................... .7
Oiling the fan motor.. ...................................... .8
Energy saving tips .......................................... .8
If You Need Service Or Assistance ................ .9
Warranty .......................................................... 14
Thank you for buylng thls appliance. Please
complete the form below. Have this information
ready if you need service or call with a question.
l Copy model and serial numbers from label (see
diagram below) and purchase date from sales
slip.
l Keep this book and sales slip together in a
handy place.
Model Number
Serial Number
Purchase Date
Servbe Company Phone Number
/
mportantSafety
nstfuctions
To reduce the rlsk of fire, electrbal shock
or Personal Injury when uslng your alr
condttloner, follow these bask precau-
tlons:
l Read all lnstructbns before using your
alr condltbner.
l Complete the lnstallatbn requirements
as described in lnstallatlon Instructions.
l Never albw children to operate or play
with the alr condltbner.
l Do not operate the alr condltbner with
the front panel removed.
l Never clean air condltbner parts wlth
flammable fluids. The fumes can create a
flre hazard or expbsbn.
. FOR YOUR SAFETY l
DO NOT STORE OR USE GASOLINE OR
OTHER FlAM&IBLE VAPORS AND
LIQUIDS IN THE VIUNITY OF THIS OR ANY
OTHER APPLMNCL THE FUMES CAN
CREATE A FlRE HAZARD OR EXPLOSION.
It is your responsibilii to be sure your air
conditioner:
l ls installed in a window or wall that will hold
the weight, and is secured according to the
Installation Instructions.
l ls connected only to the proper kind of
outlet, with the coned electrical supply and
grounding. (See Installation Instructions.)
l ls the correct size for the area you want to
cool.
. Is used only for the job it was designed to
do.
l fs not used by children or anyone unable to
operate it properly.
l Is properly maintained.
Also, remove Energy Label and Buy Guide.
Use a damp doth to take off any glue residue.
Do not use sharp instruments, flammable
fluids or abrasive cleaners. These can
damage the material.
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTlONS -

OperatingInstructions
Startingyourair conditioner
Electrical Shock Hazard
l Plug unt only Into grounded electflcal
outlet.
l Do not uss an extenslon cord.
l Do not opemte untt wlth front removed.
Fallure to folbw the above precautbns
could resull In electfbal shock or personal
WW.
1. Set Alr Control to OFF for maximum cooling.
2 Set Systsm Control to the desired setting.
LO COOL __-.._ . . . . . . ..-for
sleeping comfort
MED COOL II__. I .....I .......for normal cooling
HI COOL ,,,-,,...,-....for maximum cooling
FAN ONLY’ ____.....-.. for circulating room air
when no cooling is desired
*on some models
3. Set Energy Saver Control to the desired
setting.
4. Turn the Thermostat Control to number 6
(mid-setting). You can adjust the air
conditioner’s cooling petfonnance by resetting
the Thermostat Control to a higher number for
maximum cooling. Lower the number setting
for less cooling. You will need to experiment to
find the setting which suits you best.
NOTE: lf you turn your air conditioner off or if the
compressor turns ofl when lowering the Thermo-
stat Control. wait at least three (3) minutes before
turning it back on or you may blow a fuse or trip a
circuit breaker.

Operatlng lnstructlons
Continued
Theair control
The Air Control can ba used to draw stale or
smoky air from the room, or to draw fresh air from
outside into the room.
1. To exhaust room alr:
(when EXHAUST eettlng b provlded)
l Set Air Control to EXHAUST.
l tl no cooling is desired, set System Control to
FAN ONLY (on some models).
l For cooling, set System Control to desired
COOL setting.
2. To circulate room alr:
l Set Air Control to OFF.
l lf no cooling is desired, set System Control to
FAN ONLY (on some models).
l For mling, set System Control to desired
COOL setting.
3. To brlng In outside alr:
(when FRESH AIR settlng Is provlded)
l Set Air Control to FRESH AIR.
l lf no cooling is desired, set System Control to
FAN ONLY (on some models).
l For cooling, set System Control to desired
COOL setting.
NOTE: For maximum performance and energy
efficiency, the Air Control must be in the OFF
position when cooling or ruom air circulation is
desired.

Theenergysavercontrol
(onsomemodels)
The Energy Saver Control has two settings:
NORM FAN and AUTO FAN.
NORM FAN-The fan runs constantly. Use this
setting during extremely warm or humid weather
and for rocms that need to be cooled continually.
AUTO FAN-This setting saves energy. The fan
will cycle on and off as the Them-rostat Control
turns the compressor on and off. This saves the
cost of electrical energy that would be used to run
the fan continuously.
ft is normal for the fan to turn on and off in the
AUTO FAN setting. The amount of time the unit
will be off depends on the room temperature and
Thermostat Control setting.
Changingair direction
5

CleaningYourAir Conditioner
Proper use and care of your air conditioner will
help ensure longer life of the unit and lower
operating axts. Follow these instructions
carefully. Call your local servicing dealer for an
annual checkup.
Cleaningfront panelandfilteI
ElectrIcal Shock, Personal lnlury and i
Product Damage Hazaid -
l Unplug power cord from receptacle
before cleaning unit Failure to do so
could result In electrbal shock or per-
sonal Injury.
l Handle the alr condltbner wlth care. The
metal flns on the tolls are sharp. Failure
to do so could result In personal InJury.
l Do not use cleaning flulds, solvents,
ab?aslve cleaners, or strong detergents.
They may damage the parts.
1. Unplug power cord.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Remove the front panel from unit for cleaning.
Press down at top of front panel to release it
from top of cabinet.
Pull top of front panel toward you.
Lii up and away from bottom spring clips.
Remove filter from front panel by removing
elastic band which holds it in place.
Clean filter by using a vacuum deaner or, if
very dirty, wash fifter with warm water and a
mild detergent. Air dry thoroughly before
replacing. Do not use a hot alr dryer on
filter.
Clean front panel using a soft cloth with warn
water and a mild detergent. Rinse and dry.
Replace fifter and hold it in place with elastic
band.
wipe control panel clean with a soft, dry cloth,
Replace front panel. Locate bottom of panel
on the spring clips. Press down on top edge
of front panel and push front toward unit to
secure upper tabs.
11. Reconnect power supply.

CaringForYourAir Conditioner
Annualmaintenance
Your air conditioner needs annual maintenance
to help ensure steady, top performance through-
out the year.
Call the service company recommended by
your dealer to:
l Inspect and clean the coils and condensate
water passages.
l Check fan and fan motor.
The compressor is sealed and needs no oiling.
Expense of annual inspection is customer’s
responsibility.
OR
lf you are familiar with electrical appliances, you
can do the cleaning and maintenance yourself. ll
you choose to do so, follow these steps:
Elect&al Shock and
Personal Injury Hazard
l Unplug power cord from receptacle
before performlng any maintenance. Be
sure no llqukl gets Into the motor,
elect&al control box or compressor
electrical termlnals.
l Because your alr conditioner welghs from
49.5 to 67.5 kg (110 to 150 pounds), tt Is
recommended that you have someone
help you when you remove and re-Install
your unit and that you both use proper
llftlng techniques.
l Handle the air condttbner wlth care.
Watch out for the sharp metal flns on the
front and rear condenser ails.
l Do not use the collected water for
drlnklng purposes. R Is not sanitary.
Failure to follow the above precautbns
could resutt In electrical shock or personal
Injury.
1. Unplug power cord.
2. Remove front panel. (See page 6 for instruc-
tions.)
3. Pull control knobs straight off. Remove the
control plate.
4. Remove the green ground wire. %ls attached
with a screw located on the bottom left side,
under the control plate. (Save the screw to
reattach wire.)
5. Pull out wire handles at bottom and slide air
conditioner out of cabinet.
NOTE: The air conditioner is heavy and
should be removed by at least two people.
6. Wrap the motor, electrical control box and
compressor terminal box in plastic film and
make sure no water or other liquid gets inside
any of these parts. lt could damage the
insulation and cause serious mechanical
problems.
7. Carefully clean and hose out the base,
condenser coils and condensate parts. Clean
at least once a year-or more often if the
condenser coil and pan collects dirt, sand,
leaves, insects or algae. Also, dean if you
detect an odor coming from the air condi-
tioner. (A good time to oil the motor is when
you already have the cabinet open. See
“Oiling the fan motof on page 8.)
8. Remove plastic film from motor and electrical
parts.
9. Replace unit in cabinet.
10. Reattach ground wire. Replace control plate
and knobs.
11. Replace front panel.
12. Reconnect power supply.
NOTE: It is a good idea to wait 24 hours before
starting the unit again. This allows time for all
areas to dry out. The water from rainfall or from
normal operation does not harm these compo-
nents.

Carlng For Your Alr Condltloner
Continued
Oilingthefan motor
Unplug power cord from receptacle beforc I
olllng the fan motor. Failure to do so coulc I
1. Unplug power cord.
2. Remove unit from cabinet. (Follow steps unl I6r
‘Annual maintenance’ on page 7.)
3. Oil the fan motor per instructions on the mot3 .
To add oil, remove the oil hole plug at each
end of the motor. Oil with SAE #Xl non-
detergent oil.
4. Replace the plugs to keep dirt from motor
bearings.
5. Replace unit in cabinet.
6. Reconnect power supply.
Energysavingtips
l Improve home insulation. Seal doors, windows
and close fireplace flue.
l Close blinds or drapes on sunny side of hous 3.
Add window awnings.
l Keep air fitter clean. Don’t bbck airflow with
drapes or furniture.
l Ventilate attic (high temperature levels add to
normal cooling bad).
l Try not to use heat producing appliances dun it
the hottest part of the day. Turn lights, radios,
televisions and other appliances off when not
needed.
l Keep heat registers and cool air returns closed
or blocked off so cooled air won’t escape.
l Use a vent fan in cooking, laundry or bathing
areas to pull out heat and moisture near its
source.

IfYouNeedServiceOr Assistance
Before you call for aervke ...
lf you are having an operating problem, check
the chart to see what the cause might be before
you call for assistance.
PROBLEM CHECK IF WHAT TO DO
Unit won’t run. l Power cord is plugged into a live
circuit with proper voltage. l Firmly plug power cord into
electrical outlet. Check circuit
voltage at fuse/circuit breaker box.
l Fuse has Mown or circuit breaker has l Replace fuse with a timedelay
tripped. Also, chedc if a timedelay fuse of the correct capacity. Reset
fuse has been used. circuit breaker.
l System Control is set to UNIT OFF. 0Set System Control to another
setting.
l Local power has failed l Wait for power to be restored.
Unit blows fuses or l Time-delay fuse being used is of l Replace fuse with a time-delay
trips clrcult breaker. correct capacity. fuse of the correct capacity.
l An extension cord is being used. l Do not use an extension cord with
this or any other appliance.
l Cooling circuit was turned off and on l Wait at least 3 minutes after
again quickly. turning cooling circuit off before
trying to restart unit.
Untt turns on and l Filter is dirty. . Clean filter. (See page 6.)
off, or does not cool l Evaporator coils (inside) and l Clean coils. (See page 7.)
room. condenser coils (outside) are dirty.
l There is excessive heat or moisture l Use exhaust fans to reduce room
in room. heat, or set Exhaust Control (on
some models) to EXHAUST to
reduce moisture.
l Fan speed is too low. l Set System Control to a higher
setting.
l Thermostat setting is too low. l Set Thermostat Control to a higher
number.
Normal operatlng sounds ...
When your room air conditioner is opemtlng
normally, you will hear sounds such as:
l Droplets of water hitting the condenser, causing
a ‘pinging’ or “clicking” sound. Water droplets
help to cool the condenser.
l Air movement from the fan, especially on high
fan speed settings.
l Clicks from the cooling cycle.
Sounds also may be caused by house construc-
tion-such as vibration of the unit due to wall
construction or unsteady window mounting area.

If You Need Servlcs Or Asslstancs
Contlnued
Forservicein the U.S.
1. If you need assistance* ...
Call our Consumer Asslstanca Center tele-
phone number. Dlal free from anywhere In the
U.S.: l-800-253-1 301
and talk with one of our trained consultants. The
consultant can instruct you in how to obtain
satisfactory operation from your appliance or, if
service is necessary, recommend a qualified
service company in your area.
2. If you need service* ...
We have a nationwide network of authorized
service companies. Our service technicians are
trained to fulfill the product warranty and provide
after-warranty service, anywhere in the United
States. To locate the authorized service company
in your area, call our Consumer Assistance
Center telephone number (see Step 1) or look in
your telephone directory Yelbw Page under:
APPLIANCES- tunJsEHinD-
WUOR-SEIWICELIEPAW
3. If you need replacement parts* ...
To locate replacement parts in your area, refer to
Step 2 above or call our Consumer Assistance
Center number in Step 1.
4. If you are not satlsfled wlth how the
problem was solved* ...
l Contact the Major Appliance Consumer Action
Panel (MACAP). h4ACAPis a group of indepen-
dent &nsumersxperts that vokzesconsumer
views at the highest levels of the major appli-
ance industry.
Contact MACAP only when the dealer and
authorized servicer have failed to resolve your
problem.
Major Appliance Consumer Action Panel
20 North Wacker Drive
Chicago, IL 60606
MACAP will in turn inform us of your action.
When requesting assistance, please provide:
model number, serial number, date of pur-
chase, and a complete description of the
problem. This information is needed in order to
better respond to your request.
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Forservicein Canada:
PROCARE APPLIANCE SERVICE-INGLIS UMITED
CONSUMER SERVICES
Direct service branches:
BRlllSH COLUMBIA Vancouver Procare Appliance Service
2991 Grandview 604-432-7416
Vlctorla Procare Appliance Service
3117 Steele Street 604-386-2208
SUWY Procare Appliance Service
Unit #2,8145 - 130th St. 604-5904422
ALBERTA Wm Procare Appliance Service
#15 6025 12th St. S.E. 403-253-9267
Edmonton Procare Appliance Service
12235 Fort Road 403-474-8576
ONTARIO Toronto
(Mlsslssauga) Procare Appliance Service 5945 Ambler Drive
Toronto Procare Appliance Service
(Markham) Unit #l, 110 Torbay Rd.
Wlndsor Procare Appliance Service
3180 Grand Marais Ave. E.
London
Hamltton
Barrle
Ottawa
416-624-2800
416475-9511
519-944-3551
Procare Appliance Service
317 Adelaide St. S., Suite 109 51g-686-8633
Procare Appliance Service
310 Kenora Avenue 416-560-7444
Procare Appliance Service
4 Alliance Blvd. 705-726-3922
Procare Appliance Service
28 Capital Driie 613-225-0510
SASKATCHEWAN Regina Procare Appliance Service
660 Henderson Drive 306-569-9681
Saskatoon Procare Appliance Service
1505 Ontario Avenue 306-6!52-9285
continued on next page
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If You Need Service Or Assistance
Continued
MANITOBA Wlnnlpeg Procare Appliance Service
1683 Church Avenue 204-694-5308
QUEBEC Montreal East Procare Appliance Service
8620 Pie IX Blvd. 514-376-5260
Montreal West Procare Appliance Service
6230 Trans Canada Highway 514-735-8402
Brossard Prccare Appliance Service
9605 F. lgnace St. 514-397-l 840
Chlcoutlml Procare Appliance Service
163 Bosse Street W. 4185430267
Quebec Ctty Procare Appliance Service 418-871-5251
5275 Boul. Wilfrid Hamel, Suite 140
Sherbrooke
(Rock Forest)
Trols Rlvlbres
Procare Appliance Service
483 Industrial Blvd.
Procare Appliance Service
6183 Cdrbeil St.
81g-564-6565
819-375-9674
NOVA SCOTIA Dartmouth Prccare Appliance Service
10 Akerley Blvd., Suite 23 902468-6634
For service in areas other than those listed, contact your Appliance Dealer.
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Notes
13

Warranty
LENGM OF WARRANTY
FULL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY
From Date of Purchase
FULL FIVE-YEAR WARRANTY
From Date of Purchase
WE WfLL PAY FOR
Replacement parts and repair labor to correct defects in materials
or workmanship.
Replacement parts and repair labor to correct defects in materials
or workmanship in the seated refrigeration system. These parts
are:
1.Compressor 4. Drier-Strainer
2. Evaporator 5. Connecting Tubing
3. Condenser
WE WfLL NOT PAY FOR
A Service calls to:
1. Correct the installation of the air conditioner.
2. Instruct you how to use the air conditioner.
3. Replace house fuses or correct house wiring.
4. Clean or replace air filter.
B. Pickup and delivery. This product is designed to be repaired in the home.
C. Damage to the air axtditiiner caused by accident, misuse, fire, flood, acts of God or use of products
not mentioned in this manual.
D. The removal and reinstallation of the air conditioner if 1 is installed in an overhead or other
inaccessible location or not installed in accordance with published installation instructions.
E Repairs to parts or systems caused by unauthorized modifiiions made to the appliance.
Service under the full warranties must be provided by an authorized service company. This warranty gives
you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state or province to
province.
Outside the United States or Canada, a different warranty may apply. For details, please contact your
authorized distributor or military exchange.
lf you need service, first see the “Service and Assistance’ section of this book After cheddng ‘Servfca and
Assistance,’ additional help can be found by calling our Consumer Assistance Center service assistance
telephone number, l-SW-253-1301, from anywhere in the U.S. For service in Canada, see ‘Procare Appli-
ance Senkx’on page 11for the service branch in your area
Printed in U.S.A.

CLIMATISEURS
Guided’emPloietd’entretien
Pi&x No 1162429

Tabledesmatihes
Page
Importantes conslgnes de skurlt4 ................2
Mode d’empbl................................................... 3
Mise en marche de votre climatiseur .............. 3
La commande d’air ........................................ .4
La commande pour consewer I’energie .........5
Pour changer la direction de l’air ................... .5
Nettoyage de votre cllmatlseur ...................... .6
Nettoyage du panneau avant et du fibe .........6
Entretlen de votre cllmatlseur ........................ .7
Entretien annuel ............................................ .7
Pour huiler le moteur du ventilateur ...............8
Conseils pour Bconomiser l’energie ...............8
SI vous avez besoln de servlca ou
d’asslstance ..................................................... .9
Garantle ........................................................... 14
Nous vous remercbns d’avolr achetb cet
apparell. Veuillez remplir le formulaire ci-
dessous. Ayez ces renseignements sous la main
si vous avez besoin de service ou desire2 poser
une question.
l Copier les numeros de mod&e et de s&ie
provenant de I’etiquette (voir diagramme ci-
dessous) et la date de I’achat qui figure sur la
fiche de vente.
l Consewer ce livre et la fiche de vente en-
semble dans un endroit d’acc&s commode.
NunWo de modMe
Num&o de s&b
Date de I’achat
Nutiro de tMphone de I’entreprlse
de servlce
Importantes
consignesde
secufitii
L
Pour rddulre le risque d’lncendle, de choc
Blectrlque ou de Ysbn corporelle brs de
I’utlllsatbn de votre cllmatlseur, sulvre ces
prkautlons de base :
l Llre toutes les InstructIons avant d’utlllser
votre cllmatlssur.
l Faire I’lnstallatbn sebn bs lnstructbns
dkrltes dans les conslgnes d’lnstallatbn.
. Ne Jamals lalsser les enfants faire
fonctbnner ou jouer avec le cllmatlseur.
l Ne pas fake marcher k cllmatlseur sl le
panneau avant est enlev0.
’ Ns jamals nettoyer de pkces du
cllmatlseur avec des llquldes
Inflammables. Les vapeurs peuvent c&r
un danger d’lncandle ou une expbslon.
4KMJR VOTRE SliCURITli.
NE PAS ENTREPOSER ET NE PAS
UllLfSER D’ESSENCE OU D’AUTRES
VAPEURS ET UGUIDES INFLAMMABLES A
PROXl& DE CET APPARElL OU
D’AUTRES APPAREM. LES VAPEURS
PEUVENT CRlkER UN DANGER D’INCENDIE
DU UNE EXPLOSION.
vous Otesresponsable de vous assurer que
lotre climatiseur :
bEst installs dans une fen&e ou un mur qui
supportera le poids et est protege
conformement aux conslgnes d’installatkn.
)Est branch& seulement & une prise de courant
du genre approprie avec l’alimentation
Blectrlque qu’il faut et mis & la terre. (Voir
consignes d’installation).
)Est de la taille appropribe pour la zone que
vous voulez refroidir.
1Est utilise seulement pour la tkhe pour
laquelle il a ete congu.
1N’est pas utilise par des enfants ou quiconque
incapable de le faire fonctionner comme il
faut.
)Est bien entretenu.
zgalement, enlever l’etiquette d’energie et le
Su’de d’achat. Utiliser un chiffon humide pour
snlever tout residu de colle. Ne pas se sewir
f’instruments aiguises, de liquides
nflammables ou de produits de nettoyage
lbrasifs. Ils peuvent endommager les I
nateriaux. ~-CONSERVER CES INSTRUCTIONS-

Moded’emploi
Mise enmarchedevotre
climatiseur
CommarIde
du systhe
Danger de choc Wctrlque
l Brancher I’apparell B une prlse de courant
mlse B la terre.
l Ne pas utlllser de ralbnge.
l Ne pas faire fonctbnner avec le panneau
avant enlevk
Ls d&aut de sulvre les prkautbns cl-
dessus pourralt tisulter en un choc
Blectrlque ou une Ysbn ccwporelle.
1. Mattre la commande d’alr sur OFF (a&)
pour obtenir un refroidissement maximum.
2. Mettre la commande de sytime sur le
reglage desire.
LO COOL _... . .. . ....---..-. pour un sommeil
K;;f&fO confortable
,..,-,,.,,-,..-,--pour un froid
pg;wO normal
......“........“...I............... pour un froid
(frold fort) maximum
FAN ONLY’ -.,...,,,,...,,...,,...,.pour faire
(ventllateur seulement) circuler l’air de
la pike brsqu’on ne
desire pas de refroldissement
lsur certains modeles
3. Mattre la commande pour consenwr
Wnergle sur le rrfrglagedesire.
4. Mettre la commando du thermostat au
numero 6 (kglage moyen). Vous powez
r&ler le rendement du froid du climatiseur en
reajustant la commande du thermostat A un
numero plus Bleve pour obtenir le maximum
de froid. Abaiir le chiire du @Iage pour
obtenir moins de froid. II vous faudra faire des
exp&iences pour trouver les reglages qui
vow conviennent le mieux.
REMARQUE : Si vous arratez votre climatiseur
ou si le ccmpresseur s’arrete brsqu’on abaisse la
commande du thermostat, attendez trots (3)
minutes au mcins avant de le remettre en marche
ou vous pourriez faire sauter un fusible ou
dklencher le coupecircuit.

Mode d’empbl
Suite
Lacommanded’air
La commande d’air peut Qtreutilis6e pour aspirer
l’air anfin et enfume de la pike, ou pour
aspirer de l’air frais de I’extkieur dans la pike.
1. Pour 6vacuer I’alr de la pke :
rlo;; le r6glage EXHAUST [Ovacuer] est
l Mettre la mmmande de I’air sur EXHAUST
(hacuer).
l Si l’on ne desire pas de refroidissement, mettre
la commande du systhme sur FAN ONLY
(ventilateur seulement) (sur certains modhs).
l Pour refroidir, mettre la commande du systhme
sur le r6glage d&ire COOL (froid).
2 Pour faire clrculer I’alr de la pke :
l Mettre la commande d’air sur OFF (arrht).
. Si l’on ne desire pas de froid. mettre la
commande du systbme sur FAN ONLY
(ventilateur seulement) (sur certains mod&s).
l Pour refroidir. mettre la cotnmande du systbme
sur le rhglage desire COOL (froid).
3. Pour amener de I’alr exthleur :
(lorsque le r6glage FRESH AIR [alr frals]
est fournl)
l Mettre la commande d’air sur FRESH AIR (air
frais).
l Si l’on ne d&ire pas de froid, mettre la
commande du systhme sur FAN ONLY
(ventilateur seulement) (sur certains mod&h).
l Pour refroidir, mettre la commande du systbme
sur le @Iage d&sir6 COOL (froid).
REMARQUE : Pour obtenir un rendement et une
efficacit6 d’hergie maximum, la commande d’air
doit 6tre en position OFF (arrQt) brsqu’on desire
refroidir ou faire circuler I’air de la pike.

Lacommandepourconserver
1’6nergie
(surtertains modeles)
La commande pour conserver l’energie a deux
reglages : NORM FAN (ventilateur normal) et
AUTO FAN (ventilateur automatique).
NORM FAN (ventllateur normal)-Le ventilateur
marche contamment. Utiliser ce @Iage brsqu’il
fait tres chaud ou tres humide et pour les pieces
qui ont besoin d’Otre refroidies continuellement.
AUTO FAN (ventllateur automatlque)-Ce
reglage consewe I’energie. Le ventilateur se
mettre en route et s’arr6tera sulvant que la
commande du thermostat se mette en marche ou
s’arrete. Ceci permet dkonomlser 1’6nergieen
Want la marche continuelle du ventilateur.
Au reglage AUTO FAN (ventilateur
automatique). le ventilateur se mettra en route et
s’arretera Ceci est normal. Le temps d’arr6t
dependra de la temperature de la piece et du
@Iage de la commande du thermostat.
Pourchangerla direction de
I’air
Les valets d’aeratbn de la zone de la grille en
haut du dimatiseur wmmandent les directions de
I’afr climatlse.
l Deplacer les pattes de la grille darts la direction
ODvous d6sirez envoyer Pair(a droite, ZI
gauche ou tout droit).
l Deplacer la patte dans le valet d’aeration pour
diriger l’air vers le haut ou le bas.
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bngevite et a abaisser les frais de fonctionnement,
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Danger de choc Wctrlque, Ysbn corporelle
et dommages B I’apparell
l Wbrancher le cordon d’allmentatbn de la
prlae de wurant avant de nettoyer
I’apparell. L’lnobaervatlon de cette
recommandatbn pourralt tisutter en un
choc dlectrlque ou une Ysbn corporelle.
l Manlpuler le cllmatlseur avec soln. Les
allettes m&alllques sur lea serpentins sent
alguQs. L’lnobsewatbn de cette mlse en
garde pourralt r&ulter en une Ysbn
corporelle.
l Ne pas utlllser de prodults de nettoyage,
solvants, prodults de nettoyage abraslfs, ou
detergents forta Ils pourralent abtmer les
pkes.
1. Debrancher le cordon d’alimentation.
2. Enlever le panneau avant de l’appareil pour
nettoyer. Appuyer vers le bas en haut du
panneau avant pour le degager de Pavantde
l’habillage.
3. Tirer le haut du panneau avant vers vous.
4. Soulever vets le haut et a kart des griffes 31
ressort du bas.
5. Enlever le filtre du panneau avant en enlevant
le bracelet Blastique qui le maintient en place.
6. Nettoyer le filtre avec un aspirateur ou, s’il est
tres sale, laver le filtre avec de l’eau chaude et
un detergent doux. Skher B Paira fond avant
de le remettre en place. Ne pas se servlr d’un
skholr Balr chaud sur le flltre.
7. Nettoyer le panneau avant avec un chiffon dou r
et avec de I’eau chaude et un detergent doux.
Rincer et s6cher.
8. Remettre le fittre et le maintenir en place avec
un bracelet en Blastique.
9. Essuyer le tableau de wmmande avec un
chiffon doux sec.
10. Remettre le panneau avant. Placer le bas du
panneau sur les pinces A ressort. Appuyer vert
le bas sur le bord supkieur du panneau avant
et pousser I’avant vers I’appareil pour fixer les
pattes sup&ieures.
11. Rebrancher I’alimentation &ctrique.