Xpelair Digitemp WA210 User manual
Xpelair
digitemp
Wall
mounted
air
conditioning
units
Models
Part
N°
Description
91173AA
WA210
Wall
Air
Conditioner
91175AA
WHP
210
Wall
Air
Conditioner
and
Heat
Pump
91174AA
WA
245
Wall
Air
Conditioner
91154AA
WHP
245
Wall
Air
Conditioner
and
Heat
Pump
Installation
Manual
and
Instructions
for
Use
INDEX
Chap.
1
GENERAL
INFORMATION
'Xpelair
1.1
General
information
page
4
1.2
Symbols
page
5
1.2.1
Editorial
pictograms
page
5
1.2.2
Safety
pictograms
page
5
1.3
Technical
data
page
6
1.3.1
Overall
dimensions
page
6
1.3.2
Technical
features
page
6
1.3.3
Technical
notes
page
6
1.3.4
Proper
use
page
6
1.4
List
of
accessories
supplied
page
7
1.4.1
Storage
page
7
1.4.2
Receipt
and
unpacking
page
7
Chap.
2
INSTALLATION
2.1
Instructions
for
installation
2.2
Selection
of
position
of
the
unit
2.2.1
Choice
of
best
position
for
installing
the
air
conditioner
2.2.2
Dimensions
and
features
of
site
where
air
conditioner
is
installed
2.3
Installation
of
the
unit
2.3.1
Drilling
the
wall
2.3.2
Provision
for
draining
condensate
for
machines
with
heat
pump
2.3.3
Installation
of
air
pipes
and
external
gratings
2.3.4
Power
supply
connection
2.3.5
Fitting
the
unit
on
bracket
2.4
Preparation
for
assembly/installation
wail
top
part
2.4.1
Introduction
2.4.2
Removal
of
front
casing
2.4.3
Preparation
of
unit
2.5
Working
tests
and
identification
of
possible
malfunction
2.5.1
Evacuation
of
condensation
water
in
case
of
emergency
2.6
Periodical
maintenance
Chap.
3
USE
AND
MAINTENANCE
(for
the
user)
3.1
Important
Recommendations
page
17
3.2
Names
of
parts
page
17
3.2.1
List
of
Units
page
17
3.2.2
Description
of
signal
console
page
17
3.3
Control
of
Air
Conditioner
using
the
remote
control
unit
page
18
3.3.1
Remote
control
page
18
3.3.2
Insertion
of
batteries
page
18
3.4
Remote
control
page
18
3.4.1
Description
of
the
remote
control
page
18
3.4.2
Switching
on
and
control
of
operation
page
19
3.4.3
Switching
the
unit
on
and
off
(button
T1)
page
19
3.4.4
Automatic
Operation
(button
T2)
page
19
3.4.5
Cooling
function
page
19
3.4.6
Dehumidifier
only
page
20
3.4.7
Fan
only
page
20
3.4.8
Heating
function
(only
models
with
heat
pump)
page
20
3.4.9
Control
of
air
flow
direction
page
20
3.4.10
Control
of
fan
speed
page
21
3.4.11
External
air
intake
page
21
3.4.12
Night
operation
page
22
3.4.13
Setting
programs
for
operation
page
22
3.4.14
Setting
of
correct
time
page
22
3.4.15
Setting
of
time
schedules
for
1st
and
2nd
Operating
Program
(PROGR.
1
and
PROGR.
2)
page
23
3.4.16
Starting
and
stopping
operating
programs
page
23
3.4.17
Resetting
ail
functions
of
remote
control
page
24
3.4.18
Control
of
Air
Conditioner
if
remote
control
is
not
available
page
24
3.5
Maintenance
page
24
3.5.1
Cleaning
air
filter
page
24
3.6
Troubleshooting
page
25
3.6.1
Functional
aspects
that
should
not
be
mistaken
for
malfunctions
page
25
3.7
Recommendations
for
energy
savings
page
25
3.8
Troubleshooting
page
26
page
8
page
8
page
8
page
8
page
9
page
9
page
11
page
11
page
12
page
13
page
13
page
13
page
13
page
14
page
14
page
16
page
16
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(g)Xpelair
chap,
i
general
information
CHAP.
1.1
GENERAL
INFORMATION
We
wish
to
thank
you,
first
of
all,
for
purchasing
an
Xpelair
Digitemp
air-conditioner.
We
are
sure
you
wiii
be
happy
with
it
because
it
represents
the
state
of
the
art
in
the
technology
of
home
air
conditioning.
This
manual
serves
to
provide
you
with
the
instructions
and
explanations
you
need
to
make
the
best
possible
use
of
your
air-conditioner.
We
suggest
that
you
read
it
carefully
before
starting
to
use
the
appliance.
By
following
the
instructions
and
suggestions
provided
in
the
manual,
your
air-conditioner
will
give
you
years
of
smooth
operation
and
comfort
at
the
lowest
cost
in
terms
of
power
consumption.
ATTENTION
The
manual
is
divided
into
3
sections
or
chapters:
CHAP.
1
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Contains
information
for
the
installer
and
end
user.
The
information,
technical
data
and
important
warnings
must
be
known
before
installing
and
using
the
air-conditioner.
CHAP.
2
INSTALLATION
Contains
information
exclusively
intended
for
the
installer.
The
information
contained
in
this
chapter
is
necessary
for
installation
of
the
air
conditioner.
This
appliance
must
only
be
fitted
by
a
competent
installer.
Failure
to
comply
with
these
instructions
may
invalidate
your
warranty.
CHAP.
3
USE
AND
MAINTENANCE
(by
user)
Contains
all
information
and
instructions
for
proper
use
and
programming
of
the
air-conditioner,
as
well
as
instructions
for
simple
maintenance
and
troubleshooting.
Our
machines
are
subject
to
change
and
some
parts
may
appear
different
from
the
ones
shown
here,
without
this
affecting
the
text
of
the
manual
in
any
way.
Read
this
manual
carefully
before
performing
any
operation
(installation,
maintenance,
use)
and
follow
the
instructions
contained
in
each
chapter.
THE
MANUFACTURER
IS
NOT
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
DAMAGES
TO
PERSONS
OR
PROPERTY
CAUSED
BY
FAILURE
TO
FOLLOW
THE
INSTRUCTIONS
IN
THIS
MANUAL
The
manufacturer
reserves
the
right
to
make
any
changes
it
deems
advisable
to
its
models,
although
the
essential
features
described
in
this
manual
remain
the
same.
The
installation
and
maintenance
of
air-conditioners
like
this
one
may
be
hazardous
as
they
contain
a
cooling
gas
under
pressure
as
well
as
powered
parts.
Therefore,
the
installation,
first
startup
and
subsequent
maintenance
should
be
carried
out
exclusively
by
a
qualified
or
competent
person.
digitemp
fif
is
Xpelair
0m
Routine
maintenance
of
the
filters
and
general
external
cleaning
can
be
done
by
the
user
as
these
operations
are
not
difficult
or
dangerous.
Please
refer
to
this
manual
when
considering
installation
or
maintenance.
Always
wear
gloves
and
protective
goggles
when
performing
any
operations
on
the
refrigerating
side
of
the
units.
Air
conditioners
must
not
be
installed
in
places
containing
inflammable
gasses,
explosive
gasses,
or
in
very
humid
environments
(laundries,
greenhouses,
etc.),
or
in
places
where
there
are
machines
that
generate
very
high
heat.
In
case
of
replacement
of
parts,
use
only
original
XPELAIR
parts.
IMPORTANT!
To
prevent
any
risk
of
electrocution,
always
disconnect
the
main
circuit
breaker
before
making
electric
connections
or
performing
any
maintenance
on
the
units.
The
following
instructions
must
be
made
known
to
ail
personnel
involved
in
the
machine's
transport
and
installation.
CHAP.
1.2
SYMBOLS
The
diagrams
in
the
next
chapter
provide
the
necessary
information
for
correct,
safe
use
of
the
machine.
1.2.1
Editorial
diagrams
Service
jjf
1
-
Refers
to
situations
in
which
you
should
inform
the
SERVICE
department
in
the
company;
mm
XPELAIR
TECHNICAL
SERVICE
Technical
Phone
N°
08709
000430
Technical
Fax
N°
08709
000530
IT^P
Index
-
Paragraphs
marked
with
this
symbol
contain
very
important
information
and
recommendations,
particularly
as
regards
safety.
Failure
to
comply
with
them
may
result
in;
-
danger
of
injury
to
the
operators
-
loss
of
the
warranty
-
refusal
of
liability
by
the
producer.
[fljjl
Raised
hand
\M
-
Refers
to
actions
that
absolutely
must
not
be
performed.
1.2.2
Safety
diagrams
Danger
of
high
voltage
-
Signals
to
the
personnel
that
the
operation
described
could
cause
electrocution
if
not
performed
according
to
the
safety
instructions.
Generic
danger
-
Signals
to
the
personnel
that
the
operation
described
could
cause
physical
injury
if
not
performed
according
to
the
safety
instructions.
Danger
due
to
heat
-
Signals
to
the
personnel
that
the
operation
described
could
cause
bums
if
not
performed
according
to
the
safety
instructions.
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5
©Xpelair
CHAP.
1.3
TECHNICAL
DATA
IlSgBii.
1.3.1
Overall
dimensions
1.3.2
Technical
features
WA
210
WHP
210
WA
245
WHP
245
Coolina
capacity
kW
2.1
2.1
2.45
2.45
Heating
capacity
kW
..
1.9
2.035
Capacity
absorbed
durinq
coolinq
W
790
790
1100
1100
Absorption
during
cooling
A
3,47
3,47
4,83
4,83
Absorbed
power
during
heating
W
720
__
1080
Absorption
during
heating
A
-
3,16
_
4,75
Max.
absorbed
power
(*)
W
930
930
1320
1320
Maximum
absorption
(*)
A
4,12
4,12
5,85
5,85
Energy
efficiency
ratio
(during
cooling)
2,66
2,66
2,23
2,23
Energy
efficiency
class
durinq
coolinq
A
A
C
C
Coefficient
of
performance
(during
heating)
~
2,64
_
1,88
Energy
efficiency
class
during
heating
_
C
„
F
Annual
energy
consumption
in
cooling
mode
kWx500h
395
395
550
550
Dehumidification
capacity
l/h
1
1
1.2
1,2
Cooling
Gas
R410a
R410a
R410a
R410a
Power
supply
voltage
V-Hz
230-50
230-50
230-50
230-50
Internal
unit
ventilation
speed
Num.
3
3
3
3
Maximum
delivery
of
air
during
cooling
(indoor
unit)
m
3
/h
350
350
390
390
Maximum
air
delivery
OUTDOOR
UNIT
mP/h
480
480
550
550
Dimensions
of
indoor
unit
(Lxhxw)
mm
870x400x280
870x400x280
:
870x400x280
870x400x280
Weight
of
indoor
unit
kg
43
43
46
46
Weight
of
outdoor
unit
kg
-
-
_
Maximum
range
of
remote
control
m
8
8
8
8
(*)
Maximum
text
conditions
at
high
load
1.3.3
The
powers
indicated
refer
to
the
following
conditions
(ISO
5151
reference
standards):
Technical
notes
in
cooling
and
dehumidifying
mode:
Air
entering
the
inside
unit
at
27°C
d.b.
and
19°C
w.b.
with
air
entering
the
outside
unit
at
35°C
d.b.
in
heating
mode:
Air
entering
the
inside
unit
at
21°C
d.b.
and
19°C
w.b.
with
air
entering
the
outside
unit
at
7°C
d.b.
and
6°C
w.b.
(d.b
=
dry
bulb.
w.b.
=
wet
bulb).
1.3.4
The
air-conditioner
should
be
used
for
the
exclusive
purpose
of
producing
hot
or
cool
air
(on
demand)
for
the
sole
purpose
Proper
use
of
obtaining
a
comfortable
temperature
in
the
room.
Improper
use
of
the
machine
(outside
and
inside
units)
causing
damage
to
persons,
property
or
animals
relieve
XPELAIR
of
any
liability.
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digitemp
Xpelair
CHAP.
1.4
LIST
OF
ACCESSORIES
SUPPLIED
The
two
units
that
make
up
the
air-
conditionerare
packed
separately
in
cartons.
Packaging
may
be
transported
per
single
units,
by
hand
by
two
authorized
persons,
or
loaded
on
a
trolley,
even
piling
up
to
a
maximum
of
three
packs.
The
supply
includes
the
parts
listed
in
the
table
below.
Before
beginning
to
assemble
the
unit,
make
sure
all
the
parts
are
within
easy
reach.
A
-
B
-
C
-
D
-
E
-
G
-
Wall
fastening
bracket
1
External
air
intake/outlet
grids
(2)
complete
with
chains
2
tubes
to
insert
into
holes
on
wall,
50
cm
long
Pipe
fastening
inner
flange
2
Kit
of
screws
and
anchor
bolts
Manual
of
instructions
for
use
and
maintenance,
and
warranty
Paper
template
to
make
holes
1.4.1
Store
the
cartons
in
an
enclosed
area
protected
against
outside
weather
conditions
and
raised
off
the
floor
Storage
by
planks
or
a
pallet.
DO
NOT
TURN
THE
CARTON
UPSIDE
DOWN.
1.4,2
The
packing
is
made
of
suitable
material
and
is
done
by
expert
personnel.
Receipt
and
The
units
are
delivered
complete
and
in
perfect
condition,
however
we
suggest
that
you
perform
the
following
controls
of
unpacking
the
quality
of
the
shipping
service:
-
on
receipt
of
the
cartons
check
them
for
any
damage
and,
if
any
is
found,
accept
the
goods
with
reservation,
and
keep
photographic
evidence
of
any
damage
found.
-
unpack
and
check
the
contents
against
the
packing
list.
-
make
sure
none
of
the
parts
have
been
damaged
during
shipment;
in
case
of
damage
you
must
report
it
to
the
shipping
company
within
3
days
of
receipt,
by
registered
letter
with
return
receipt,
presenting
photographic
documentation.
Copy
of
notice
should
also
be
sent
by
fax
to
XPELAIR
SALES.
(Fax
N°
08709
000520).
No
notice
of
damage
will
be
accepted
after
3
days
from
delivery.
Important
note:
Keep
the
packing
at
least
through
the
warranty
period,
in
case
you
need
to
ship
the
air-conditioner
to
the
service
centre
for
repair.
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Xpelair
CHAP.
2
INSTALLATION
CHAP.
2.1
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
INSTALLATION
0
To
obtain
the
best
results
and
optimum
performance,
follow
the
instructions
for
correct
installation
provided
in
this
manual.
Failure
to
follow
the
instructions
and
apply
the
rules
indicated
may
cause
malfunction
of
the
appliance
and
relieves
the
producer,
XPELAIR
of
any
form
of
guarantee
and
liability
for
damages
to
persons,
animals
or
property.
The
electrical
system
must
comply
with
the
regu
lations
and
rating
data
in
the
technical
sheet,
including
an
earth
connection.
CHAP.
2.2
SELECTION
OF
POSITION
OF
THE
UNIT
The
position
for
installation
of
the
inside
unit,
to
obtain
the
best
performance
and
prevent
breakdowns
or
hazards,
must
have
the
following
requisites:
-
It
is
recommended
that
the
bottom
of
the
unit
is
at
least
2
meters
off
the
floor
and
no
more
than
3
(fig.
1).
(If
the
unit
is
mounted
at
heights
less
than
2
m
avoid
siting
it
where
the
cooled
air
output
may
cause
discomfort
to
people
nearby).
-
The
wall
on
which
the
inside
unit
is
installed
must
be
sturdy
and
able
to
withstand
its
weight.
-
It
must
be
possible
to
leave
room
around
the
unit
for
any
maintenance
operations
that
may
be
necessary.
-
There
should
be
no
obstacles
to
the
free
circulation
of
air
on
theintake
side
and,
especially,
on
the
air
outletside;
on
this
side,
in
particular,
there
should
be
no
obstacles
closer
than
2
m.
This
could
cause
turbulence
that
would
interfere
with
correct
operation
of
the
unit
2.2.1
The
air
conditioner
must
be
installed
on
a
wall
that
Choice
of
best
connects
with
the
outside,
position
for
installing
the
air
conditioner
j
Caution:
After
determining
the
best
place
for
I
installation
as
described
above,
check
to
make
sure
J
that
the
wall
can
be
drilled
in
that
point
without
interfering
with
other
structures
or
installations
(beams,
piers,
pipes,
wires,
etc.).
Check
again
to
make
sure
there
are
no
obstacles
to
air
circulation
through
the
holes
to
be
drilled
due
to
plants
and
their
leaves,
slats
or
panelling,
blinds,
gratings
or
grids
too
dense,
etc.).
2
.
2
.
2
Dimensions
and
features
of
site
where
air
conditioner
is
installed
Before
installing
the
air
conditioner,
it
is
essential
to
make
an
accurate
calculation
of
the
heat
load
in
summer
(and
cold
load
in
winter
for
models
with
heating
pump)
at
the
site
of
installation.
The
more
accurate
this
calculation
is
made
the
better
the
air
conditioner
will
be
able
to
do
its
job.
To
make
these
calculations,
refer
to
industry
standard
tables
or
computerised
calculators.
For
particularly
significant
applications,
we
recommend
contacting
our
Application
Design
Service
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Phone
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digitemp
300
mm
Xpelair
As
far
as
possible,
in
any
case,
it
is
important
to
try
and
reduce
major
thermal
loads
by
the
following
means:
Large
glass
panes
exposed
to
sunlight
should
be
provided
with
curtains
on
the
inside
or
shades
on
the
outside
(Venetian
blinds,
verandas,
refracting
films,
etc.)
The
air-conditioned
room
should
be
closed
as
much
of
the
time
as
possible.
Halogen
spotlights
or
other
electrical
equipment
with
high
power
consumption
should
not
be
used
in
the
room
(toasters,
steam
irons,
hot
plates
for
cooking,
etc.).
-
It
should
not
be
installed
in
a
position
where
the
air
flow
can
strike
the
people
underneath
directly
(fig.
2).
-
Itshould
not
be
directly
over
another
appliance
(television
set,
radio,
refrigerator,
etc.),
or
over
a
source
of
heat
(fig.
3).
-
There
should
be
no
obstacles
for
reception
of
signals
emitted
by
the
remote
control
(fig.
4).
Fig.
3
CHAP.
2.3
INSTALLATION
OF
THE
UNIT
2.3.1
This
operation
should
be
carried
out
using
the
proper
tools
Drilling
the
wall
to
facilitate
your
work
and
prevent
excess
damage
or
disturbance
to
your
client.
The
best
tools
for
drilling
large
holes
in
walls
are
special
drills
called
core
borers
with
very
high
twisting
torque
and
adjustable
rotation
speed
depending
on
the
diameter
of
the
hole
to
be
drilled.
To
prevent
the
creation
of
large
amounts
of
dust
and
rubble
due
to
drilling,
the
core
borer
can
be
fitted
with
a
vacuum
system
applied
by
means
of
suction
cups
to
the
drilling
zone.
Core
drills
and
accessories
are
available
from
tool
suppliers
to
the
construction
industry.
To
drill
the
holes,
proceed
as
follows:
Fasten
the
drilling
template
to
the
wall
leaving
the
necessary
space
from
the
ceiling,
floor
and
side
walls
as
shown
on
the
template.
Use
adhesive
tape
to
fasten
it
in
place.
Use
a
small
drill
or
punch
to
mark,
with
extreme
care,
the
exact
centre
of
each
of
the
holes
to
be
drilled.
Using
a
core
boring
head
measuring
at
least
152
mm
to
drill
the
two
holes
for
entry
and
exit
of
the
air.
Note:
The
holes
should
have
a
slight
downward
inclination
to
prevent
any
backflow
of
water
from
the
pipes
(see
fig.
5).
Most
of
the
removed
material
is
expelled
outwards,
therefore
make
sure
that
it
does
not
hit
any
person
or
object
when
it
falls
out.
In
order
to
avoid
as
much
as
possible
outer
plaster
breaking,
it
is
necessary
to
proceed
carefully
with
the
last
part
of
hole
execution,
decreasing
pressure
on
core
borers.
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9
Next,
drill
the
holes
for
anchoring
the
fastening
brackets
to
the
wall
using
as
a
first
option
the
4
holes
on
the
ends
of
the
bracket
as
shown
on
the
drilling
template
(see
fig,
6).
If
the
wall
is
not
very
solid,
it
is
advisable
to
use
some
extra
anchor
bolts.
As
you
can
see,
the
bracket
can
be
fastened
in
a
number
of
different
ways
and
positions.
The
air
conditioner
is
heavier
on
the
left-hand
side,
so
it
is
best
to
make
sure
of
a
solid
anchorage
on
that
side.
The
anchor
bolts
provided
require
holes
with
a
diameter
of
10
mm.
In
any
case,
the
wall
should
be
inspected
carefully
to
determine
the
best
possible
anchorage
and
type
of
bolts
suitable
for
particular
situations.
Warning:
The
manufacturer
is
not
liable
in
case
of
underestimation
of
the
structural
consistency
of
the
anchorage
made
at
the
time
of
installation.
We
therefore
recommend
that
you
perform
this
operation
with
the
maximum
care
as,
if
not
done
properly,
it
can
cause
serious
damage
to
persons
and
property.
When
installing
models
equipped
with
heating
pump,
if
no
drainage
well
for
condensate
has
been
provided
built
into
the
wall
(see
paragraph
2,3.2),
it
will
be
necessary,
to
allow
for
drainage
of
the
condensate,
to
drill
a
hole
through
the
wall
measuring
16
mm
in
diameter
in
the
position
shown
on
the
template
(see
fig.6).
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2.3.2
Provision
for
draining
con¬
densate
for
machines
with
heat
pump.
When
the
machine
is
heating,
it
produces
condensate
that
has
to
be
drained
through
a
specific
drain
line,
otherwise
the
machine
will
not
work.
Drainage
occurs
by
gravity.
For
this
reason,
it
is
essential
for
the
drain
line
to
have
a
minimum
inclination
of
at
least
3%
throughout
its
length.
The
pipe
can
be
rigid
or
not,
with
a
minimum
internal
diameter
of
16
mm.
If
the
line
drains
into
a
sewer
system,
it
should
be
provided
with
a
trap
ahead
of
the
main
outlet.
The
trap
should
be
at
least
300
mm
lower
than
the
inlet
opening
on
the
air
conditioner
(fig.
7).
If
the
drainpipe
drains
into
a
vessel
(tank
or
other
container),
this
container
should
not
be
sealed
and
the
drainpipe
should
not
remain
immersed
in
the
water
(see
fig.
8).
The
correct
position
for
the
pipe
inlet
on
the
machine
is
shown
on
the
template
for
drilling
and
positioning
the
machine
(see
also
fig.
6).
The
air
conditioner
is
equipped
with
a
pipe
with
an
external
diameter
of
14
mm
for
drainage
of
condensate.
This
pipe
protrudes
from
the
machine
for
a
length
of
about
400
mm.
The
pipe
should
be
fitted
inside
the
one
provided
by
you
for
a
distance
of
at
least
200
mm,
without
any
sharp
bends
that
could
obstruct
it.
When
draining
toward
the
outside,
the
pipe
can
be
inserted
through
the
wall
(always
making
sure
to
give
it
a
suitable
inclination)
(see
fig.
5).
Caution:
make
sure,
in
this
case,
that
the
water
expelled
outward
does
not
damage
or
disturb
persons
or
property.
During
the
winter
this
type
of
drainage
may
cause
sheets
of
ice
to
form.
2.3.3
Installation
of
air
pipes
and
external
gratings
After
drilling
the
holes,
the
plastic
pipes
supplied
with
the
air
conditioner
have
to
be
fitted
through
them.
The
pipe
with
insulation
on
the
inside
has
to
be
fitted
in
the
right-
hand
hole
with
the
insulated
part
toward
the
inside
as
indicated
on
the
label
applied
to
it.
The
length
of
the
pipes
should
be
55
mm
less
than
that
of
the
wall.
To
cut
the
pipe,
a
normal
handsaw
can
be
used.
After
cutting
the
pipes,
fit
the
ends
into
the
two
internal
anchoring
flanges
(fig.
10).
The
tube
diameter
is
nearly
the
same
as
those
carried
out
using
the
152
mm
nominal
diameter
core
drill.
In
order
to
introduce
the
tubes,
they
must
therefore
be
forced
slightly
using,
in
the
most
difficult
cases,
a
normal
rubber
hammer
(fig.
10/1).
Having
the
hole
internal
diameter
extremely
similar
to
the
tube
external
diameter
avoids
air
gaps
which
may
generate
humidity
leaks
or
air
noises.
Should
it
prove
too
difficult
to
insert
then
widen
the
the
hole
slightly
using
the
drill
and
core
bit.
Next,
fit
the
pipes
into
the
holes
in
the
wall
and
fasten
the
flanges
with
4
screws,
diameter
6,
taking
care
to
keep
the
two
fastening
holes
in
a
horizontal
position.
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To
position
the
external
grids,
proceed
as
follows:
-
Fit
the
small
eyelet
of
the
spring,
with
the
long
stem,
on
the
cap
pin
(on
both
components)
(fig.
10/2).
-
Fit
the
two
caps
(with
spring),
from
the
front
part
of
the
external
grid,
on
the
two
housings,
pulling
until
a
click
is
heard
(fig.
10/3)
and
attach
the
two
chains
to
the
large
eyelet
of
the
spring.
-
Using
one
hand,
grip
the
two
chains
connected
to
the
grid.
-
Bend
the
external
grids
back,
gripping
these
with
your
free
hand
where
the
bend
is
and
introducing
your
fingers
inside
the
single
fins
(fig.
10/4).
Introduce
your
arm
into
the
pipe
until
the
grid
protrudes
completely
outwards.
-
Allow
the
grid
to
reopen,
being
careful
to
keep
your
fingers
inside
the
fins.
-
Turn
the
grid
until
the
fins
are
fully
horizontal
and
tilted
towards
the
outside.
-
Pull
the
chain,
tensioning
the
spring,
and
fasten
the
ring
of
the
chain
onto
the
pin
of
the
inner
washer
(fig.
11).
-
Using
a
pair
of
nippers,
cut
the
excess
chain
links
(fig.
12).
Warning:
If
the
external
grille
is
accessible,
to
prevent
the
hazards
resulting
from
its
possible
removal
(insertion
of
the
hands
into
the
pipes
and
touching
moving
or
powered
parts)
it
is
absolutely
essential
to
fasten
it
to
the
wall
with
4
screws
with
a
diameter
of
6
mm.
2.3.4
Power
supply
connection
The
air
conditioner
is
equipped
with
a
power
supply
cable
for
connection
to
a
switched
fused
outlet.
WARNING
:
This
appliance
must
be
EARTHED
Refer
to
rating
plate
for
voltage.
All
installations
and
wiring
must
be
supervised
by
a
qualified
electrician.
Installations
and
wiring
must
conform
to
the
current
edition
of
BS
7671
(IEE
wiring
regulations).
Warning
:
This
appliance
must
be
connected
to
a
double
pole
fused
(13A)
isolating
switch
which
can
be
switched
off
when
not
in
use.
Switches
should
maintain
a
contact
separation
of
at
least
3mm
in
all
poles.
Important:
The
wires
in
the
mains
lead
fitted
to
the
appliance
are
coloured
in
accordance
with
the
following
code
:
GREEN
AND
YELLOW
-
EARTH
BLUE
-
NEUTRAL
BROWN
-
LIVE
Should
the
mains
lead
ever
require
replacement,
it
is
essential
that
this
operation
be
carried
out
by
a
qualified
electrician.
It
should
be
replaced
with
a
cable
of
adequate
size
(minimum
1,5mm
2
cross
section).
Caution:
these
operations
should
be
performed
with
the
machine
already
positioned
on
the
bracket.
12
Fig.
12
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Fitting
the
unit
on
bracket
After
checking
again
that
the
fastening
bracket
is
securely
fastened
to
the
wall,
and
that
any
necessary
preparations
for
electric
connection
and
condensate
drainage
have
been
made,
you
can
fasten
the
air
conditioner
to
its
supporting
bracket.
Lift
it
up
holding
the
sides
of
the
bottom
(see
fig.
13).
To
facilitate
the
operation
of
fastening
it
to
the
bracket,
tilt
it
slightly
toward
you.
To
make
the
electrical
connection
and
fasten
the
drainpipe,
place
a
wedge
between
the
air
conditioner
and
the
wall
(see
fig.
14).
After
these
operations
have
been
carried
out,
the
air
conditioner
can
be
pushed
firmly
against
the
wall
so
that
the
stud
on
the
bracket
catches.
When
you
have
finished,
inspect
carefully
to
make
sure
there
are
no
gaps
at
the
back
of
the
air
conditioner
(the
insulating
gasket
must
fit
firmly
against
the
wall)
particularly
in
the
zone
where
air
enters
and
leaves
the
machine.
CHAP.
2.4
PREPARATION
FORASSEMBLY/INSTALLATION
WALLTOP
PART
2.4.1
Introduction
The
air
conditioner
is
assembled
in
the
factory
ready
to
be
installed
low
on
the
wall.
The
air
outlet,
in
this
case,
is
at
the
top
of
the
air
conditioner
with
the
recycle
grille
and
control
panel.
In
order
to
prepare
the
product
for
installation
on
the
top
part
of
the
wall,
follow
the
instructions
below.
2.4.2
Removal
of
front
casing
Note:
if
the
air
conditioner
has
not
been
installed
on
the
wall
yet,
place
it
on
its
back.
Do
not
apply
heavy
pressure
to
the
bottom
of
the
device
as
this
could
dent
or
scratch
the
casing.
Use
a
small
blade
screwdriver
to
remove
the
horizontal
strips
on
the
casing,
applying
gentle
leverage
in
the
slits
along
the
sides,
(see
fig.
15).
Take
care
not
to
scratch
the
strips
or
casing
with
the
screwdriver
point.
Unscrew
the
8
self-threading
screws
that
fasten
the
casing
to
the
air
conditioner.
Lift
the
casing
off
carefully,
pulling
it
toward
you
by
about
50
cm
(see
fig.
16).
Disconnect
the
fastener
on
the
right
that
fastens
the
wires
to
the
airflow
deviation
baffle
adjustment
motor
(see
fig.
17).
Now
you
can
remove
the
casing
completely.
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Unscrew
the
bracket
supporting
the
small
circuit
board
with
Preparation
of
display
lights
and
reinstall
it
on
the
bottom
opposite,
where
unit
you
will
find
two
holes
on
the
base
(see
fig.
18-19).
Make
sure
the
connection
plate
is
securely
fastened
on
the
inside
of
the
air
conditioner,
and
apply
some
insulating
tape
if
necessary.
Remove
the
styrofoam
enclosure
on
the
lower
right-hand
side
under
the
air
recycle
fan
and
fit
it
against
the
opening
above
the
fan
(see
fig.
20-21).
Remove
the
air
outlet
grille
by
removing
the
fastening
screws.
Remove
the
control
panel
(see
fig.
22).
When
performing
this
operation
place
the
casing
on
a
secure
surface
so
as
not
to
scratch
or
dent
it.
Remove
the
plastic
plate
with
the
logo
and
transparent
screen
for
display
of
the
lights
from
the
control
panel
by
pressing
on
the
hooks
at
the
rear.
Turn
it
over
(rotate
by
180°)
and
reinstall
it
on
the
panel.
Reassemble
the
parts
in
the
opposite
position
from
the
original
installation,
reversing
the
air
outlet
grille
with
the
control
panel
grille.
Turn
the
casing
over
so
that
the
air
outlet
grille
is
on
the
lower
right-hand
side
of
the
device.
Connect
the
plug
on
the
motor
of
the
grille.
Fit
the
casing
back
on
the
air
conditioner
carefully,
taking
care
to
hold
the
wires
for
the
stepper
motor
to
one
side
so
that
they
do
not
interfere
with
the
inner
part
of
the
air
outlet
grille.
Check
that
all
the
couplings
on
the
inside
of
the
case
latch
into
the
rear
frame,
so
that
the
casing
fits
smoothly
and
evenly
all
around.
Fasten
the
casing
with
its
eight
screws
and
replace
the
strips
in
their
slots.
After
completing
installation,
the
electronic
parts
of
the
air
conditioner
have
to
be
configured
so
as
to
take
into
account
the
stratification
of
heat
in
the
room.
This
proce¬
dure
is
outlined
in
paragraph
2.5
(Operating
tests
and
diagnosis
of
possible
malfunctions).
CHAP.
2.5
WORKING
TESTS
AND
IDENTIFICATION
OF
POSSIBLE
MALFUNCTIONS
The
program
introduced
in
the
microprocessor
of
this
device
makes
it
possible
to
run
a
brief
seif-test
to
ensure
that
the
machine
functions
normally
by
starting
each
of
its
internal
components.
To
run
the
self-test,
proceed
as
follows:
-
Power
the
air
conditioner
and
make
sure
it
is
on
stand-by.
-
Use
a
small
screwdriver
to
press
the
switch
located
under
the
hole
on
the
left
of
the
control
panel
for
at
least
10
seconds.
-
At
the
beginning
and
end
of
the
self-test
procedure
the
status
of
configuration
of
the
machine
will
be
displayed
for
a
few
seconds
as
follows:
Fig.
22
14
-—
digitemp
Xpelair
red
light
(filter):
off
=
WA210
/
245
units.
on
=
WHP
210/245
units,
(with
heat
pump).
green
light
(compr.):
off
=
with
correction
of
room
tem¬
perature
on
=
without
correction
of
room
temperature
orange
light
(timer):
off
=
without
correction
of
room
temperature
on
=
with
correction
of
room
tem¬
perature
green
light
(power):
off
=
stand-by
in
case
of
black¬
out
on
=
restart
in
case
of
black-out
green
orange
green
red
o
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i
1
i
1
1
1
1
-
Check
after
a
few
seconds
to
see
whether
the
equipment
heats
normally
(if
equipped
with
heat
pump
function)
for
about
2
minutes
and
then,
after
a
few
seconds,
that
it
cools
for
another
2
minutes.
Before
concluding
the
self-test,
the
electronic
part
tests
the
temperature
probes
to
make
sure
they
are
operating
normally.
If
any
of
these
should
not
be
working,
the
corresponding
signal
light
remains
lit
for
20
sec.
(see
table
on
below).
Should
there
be
a
an
obstruction
or
fault
in
the
air
conditioning
system
the
indicator
panel
will
display
one
of
the
light
codes
shown
in
the
table
below.
Please
be
ready
to
refer
to
the
Service
Centre
which
lights
are
flashing
in
order
that
a
diagnosis
can
be
made.
Starting
from
the
left:
CODE
ALARM
DESCRIPTION
POWER
green
LED
TIMER
orange
LED
COMPR.
green
LED
FILTER
red
LED
1-FS
dirty
filter
0
2-HTI
air
inlet
radiator
overheated
0
3-HTE
air
outlet
radiator
overheated
0
0
4-LT
air
inlet
radiator
low
temp.
0
5
pump
working
continuously
o
0
6-CF/RL
radiator
temp,
not
reached
0
0
7-OF
water
level
0
0
0
8-CKS
eeprom
parameters
not
valid
0
9
-
0
0
10-TSF
short
on
room
sensor
0
0
11-TSF
room
sensor
disconnected
0
0
0
12-TSF
short
on
evaporator
sensor
0
(
T~
13-TSF
evap.
sensor
disconnected
0
0
0
14-TSF
short
on
condenser
sensor
0
0
0
15-TSF
condenser
sensor
0
0
1
0
0
The
end
of
the
self-test
will
be
signalled
by
all
the
leds
lighting
up
at
once
and
blinking
ten
times,
as
well
as
by
an
acoustic
signal.
At
this
time,
you
can
adjust
the
temperature
reading
on
the
room
temperature
sensor.
This
correction
is
important
if
the
air
conditioner
is
installed
high
on
the
wall
in
a
room
where
the
warm
air
tends
to
stratify
upward
(as
in
rooms
with
high
ceilings
or
other
sources
of
heat
besides
the
air
conditioner).
The
sensorwill
read
a
temperature
3°C
lower
than
the
effective
one,
in
this
case,
to
compensate
for
the
difference
between
the
lower
inhabited
part
of
the
room
and
the
temperature
at
the
height
of
the
sensor.
To
enter
or
remove
this
correction
proceed
as
follows:
1
Check
the
status
of
the
machine
as
described
previously,
and
if
no
correction
has
been
made,
press
the
button
on
the
console
while
the
acoustic
signal
is
on
at
the
end
of
the
self-test.
2
To
remove
the
correction,
press
the
button
while
the
acoustic
signal
is
on
at
the
end
of
the
self-test.
digitemp
15
Xpelair
The
machine
is
set
in
the
factory
without
correction
of
the
temperature.
In
addition
to
the
self-test
(that
can
be
made
under
any
conditions
of
room
temperature)
we
recommend
that
you
also
test
the
product
in
the
various
operating
modes
accessible
to
the
user
(see
the
user
manual).
One
important
test
you
should
make
concerns
regular
evacuation
of
condensation
water
on
the
models
with
heat
pump.
To
check
this,
keep
the
machine
running
for
at
least
4-5
hours
in
the
heating
mode.
If
the
water
does
not
drain,
there
should
be
an
“overflow"
alarm.
i
Evacuation
of
condensation
water
in
case
of
emergency
If
there
should
be
a
malfunction
in
the
condensation
water
drain
system,
the
air
conditioner
stops
working
and
signals,
with
flashing
orange,
green
and
red
lights
(the
second
and
third
leds
from
the
left),
the
alarm
status.
To
enable
the
air
conditioner
to
work
temporarily
until
the
service
personnel
arrives,
you
can
drain
the
water
out
by
following
these
simple
instructions:
-
Grasp
the
rubber
cap
on
the
bottom
centre
of
the
air
conditioner
behind
the
edge
of
the
frame
facing
the
wall
between
your
thumb
and
forefinger.
-
Pull
the
rubber
tube
closed
by
the
cap
out
by
a
few
centimetres.
-
Remove
the
cap
after
placing
a
bucket
or
other
container
underneath
it
(at
least
five
litre
capacity)
to
collect
the
water
(see
fig.
23).
-
After
eliminating
the
malfunction
the
service
personnel
will
take
care
of
closing
the
evacuation
tube.
Fig.
23
CHAP.
2.6
PERIODICAL
MAINTENANCE
Air
conditioners
of
this
type
do
not
require
any
particular
routine
maintenance
except:
-
Cleaning
or
washing
the
room
air
filter
when
the
red
light
comes
on
(see
user
manual).
-
Cleaning
of
air
inlet
radiator,
to
be
done
as
needed,
depending
on
the
amount
of
dirt
in
the
external
air,
once
or
twice
a
year.
To
do
this,
you
must
isolate
the
unit
and
then
remove
the
front
casing
and
the
noise
insulation
on
the
inside.
-
Cleaning
can
be
done
using
a
vacuum
cleaner
or
soft
brush,
taking
particular
care
not
to
damage
the
aluminium
heat
exchanger
baffles.
It
may
be
necessary
to
use
a
damp
cloth
and
detergents
to
remove
heavily
encrusted
dirt.
Note:
after
cleaning
the
radiator
replace
the
noise
insulation
carefully
matching
the
edges
and
gaskets
with
their
reference
markings.
Before
you
leave
the
site
of
installation
you
should
gather
up
all
packing
material
and
use
a
damp
cloth
to
remove
any
traces
of
dust
that
may
have
deposited
on
the
machine
during
assembly
(fig.
24).
To
prevent
unnecessary
calls
by
the
user,
before
you
leave
the
site
of
installation
it
is
also
a
good
idea
to:
-
Explain
the
contents
of
the
I
nstruction
Manual
to
the
user.
-
Show
him
how
to
clean
the
filter.
-
Explain
when
and
how
he
should
contact
the
Service
Department
16
digitemp
-
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■
CHAP.
3
USE
AND
MAINTENANCE
(for
the
user)
CHAP.
3.1
Important
Recommendations
Installation
and
connection
of
the
air
conditioner
should
be
carried
out
by
a
qualified
or
competent
person.
The
instructions
for
installation
are
provided
in
the
specific
manual.
No
structural
object
(furniture,
curtains,
plants,
leaves,
blinds,
etc.)
should
ever
obstruct
the
normal
flow
of
air
from
either
the
internal
or
external
grille.
Never
lean
or,
worse
yet,
sit
on
the
casing
of
the
air
conditioner
as
this
could
cause
serious
damage
to
the
external
parts.
Do
not
turn
the
horizontal
airflow
baffles
by
hand.
Always
use
the
remote
control
to
adjust
baffle
position.
If
the
unit
leaks
water,
switch
it
off
immediately
and
disconnect
it
from
the
power
mains.
Call
the
XPELAIR
TECHNICAL
SERVICE
:
Technical
Phone
N°
08709
000430
Technical
Fax
N°
08709
000530
©Xpelair
When
the
air
conditioner
is
heating,
it
has
to
periodically
eliminate
any
ice
that
could
form
on
the
air
outlet
radiator.
While
it
is
doing
this,
the
machine
keeps
running
but
does
not
heat
the
room.
This
lasts
for
a
brief
period
of
time,
from
3
to
a
maximum
of
10
minutes.
The
air
conditioner
must
not
be
installed
in
rooms
where
explosive
gasses
develop
or
where
there
are
conditions
of
heat
and
humidity
beyond
the
maximum
limits
indicated
in
the
installation
manual.
Clean
the
air
filter
periodically,
as
described
in
the
specific
paragraph.
3.2
NAMES
OF
PARTS
3.2.1
List
of
Units
1)
Air
outlet
grille.
2)
Louvers
for
lateral
adjustment
of
airflow.
3)
Motor-operated
air
baffles
for
upward
airflow
4)
Alarm
display
console.
5)
Air
intake
grille.
6)
Grips
for
removal
of
air
filter.
7)
Rubber
hose
with
cap
on
end
for
evacuation
of
condensation
water
in
case
of
emergency.
8)
Power
cable
3.2.2
Description
of
signal
console
1)
Remote
control
lense.
2)
Green
led
indicating
machine
is
running
(When
the
machine
is
on
stand-by
this
light
is
off).
3)
Orange
led
indicates
on/off
programming
is
in
use.
4)
Green
led
indicates
cooling
compressor
is
on.
5)
Red
led
indicates
air
filter
clogged.
6)
Service
switch
(RESET).
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26
17
digitemp
3.3
CONTROL
OF
AIR
CONDITIONER
USING
THE
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
3.3.1
Remote
control
The
remote
control
supplied
with
the
air
conditioner
is
designed
to
be
extremely
sturdy
and
to
ensure
excellent
performance
in
use,
but
it
should
nevertheless
be
handled
with
some
care.
S
For
example,
do
not:
-
leave
it
out
in
the
rain,
spill
water
on
its
keyboard
or
drop
it
into
water.
-
subject
it
to
impacts
or
drop
it
onto
hard
surfaces.
*
leave
it
exposed
to
direct
sunlight.
-
place
obstacles
between
the
remote
control
and
the
air
conditioner
while
using
it.
Furthermore:
-
if
other
devices
operated
by
remote
control
(TV,
radio,
stereo
systems,
etc.)
are
located
in
the
same
room
as
the
air
conditioner,
there
may
be
interference,
-
electronic
and
fluorescent
lighting
may
interfere
with
communications
between
the
remote
control
and
the
air
conditioner,
-
remove
the
batteries
in
case
of
prolonged
disuse
of
the
remote
control.
3.3.2
Insertion
of
batteries
Use
only
2
dry
cell
batteries
type
LR03
with
1,5
V
(supplied
with
the
remote
control
unit).
Dispose
of
used
batteries
according
to
local
authority
regulations.
0=
Replace
both
batteries
at
the
same
time.
To
insert
the
batteries
remove
the
spring-latch
cover
on
the
back
of
the
remote
control.
The
batteries
have
to
be
inserted
according
to
the
positi¬
ve
and
negative
pole
markings
in
the
bottom
of
the
battery
compartment.
Close
the
spring-latch
cover
after
inserting
the
batteries.
3.4
REMOTE
CONTROL
The
remote
control
is
the
interface
between
the
user
and
the
air
conditioner.
It
is
therefore
particularly
important
to
familiarize
yourself
with
the
parts
of
the
remote
control
that
relate
to
this
interface.
3.4.1
T1
On/Off.
Description
of
T2
Well
being
mode
(Automatic)
the
remote
T3
Night
well-being
mode
control
T4
Operating
mode
selector,
T5
Fan
speed
selector.
T6
Button
for
setting
timer
and
programs.
T7
Button
for
increasing
(+)
or
decreasing
(-)
the
tem¬
perature/time
settings.
T8
Button
to
start
external
air
intake
(functions
only
if
the
air
conditioner
is
equipped
with
this
accessory).
T9
Movable
baffle
adjustment
On/Off
button.
110
Reset
button.
Til
Program
start
button.
D
Display:
shows
operating
status
and
settings
as
they
are
made.
D1
Fan
speed
or
automatic
operating
mode
indicator
(AUTO).
D2
Heating.
D3
Cooling.
D4
Dehumidifier
only.
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vy.
D5
External
air
intake
switch.
D6
Night
operation
switch.
D7
Automatic
operation
switch.
D8
First
operating
program
switch.
D9
Second
operating
program
switch.
DIO
Temperature
indicator
(thermometer)
or
time
indicator
(H
M).
•Xpelair
The
remote
control
is
also
equipped
with
a
cover
with
a
cursor
that
can
be
positioned
so
as
to
permit
access
only
to
the
ON/OFF,
AUTOMATIC
MODE
and
NIGHT
MODE
buttons.
With
the
cover
in
this
position
the
air
conditioner
can
be
used
but
none
of
the
settings
can
be
altered.
3.4.2
Switching
on
and
control
of
operation
In
order
to
operate
the
machine
via
the
remote
control,
the
power
to
the
unit
should
be
switched
on.
Once
these
operations
have
been
carried
out,
the
machine
may
be
regulated
using
the
remote
control.
To
send
commands
to
the
air
conditioner,
point
the
front
of
the
remote
control
toward
the
air
conditioner
control
panel.
The
device
emits
a
beep
when
it
receives
a
command.
The
maximum
distance
for
transmission
of
commands
is
about
8
meters.
3.4.3
Switching
the
uniton
and
off
(button
T1)
This
button
turns
the
machine
on
or
off.
The
machine’s
control
system
has
a
memory,
therefore
any
setting
will
not
be
lost
when
it
is
turned
off.
This
button
serves
to
switch
the
air
conditioner
on
or
off
for
brief
periods
of
time.
In
case
of
prolonged
stop
of
the
machine,
it
must
be
deactivated
turning
the
main
switch
off
or
unplugging
the
machine
from
the
mains.
3.4.4
Wellbeing
mode
(Automatic)
(button
T2)
By
means
of
this
button
the
machine
is
automatically
regulated
in
order
to
create
an
optimal
comfort
tempera¬
ture
in
the
air-conditioned
room.
The
machine's
temperature
is
automatically
regulated
according
to
the
room’s
temperature.
The
fan
speed
is
aiso
automatically
regulated
according
to
the
set
temperature
(except
in
dehumidification
use).
3.4.5
When
used
in
this
mode,
the
air
conditioner
dehumidifies
Cooling
function
and
cools
the
room.
Button
T4
is
used
to
select
the
operating
mode.
Press
until
the
snowflake
symbol
appears
on
the
display.
First
set
the
desired
temperature
and
fan
speed
(see
the
relative
paragraphs).
After
three
minutes
(maximum
time),
the
compressor
should
start
up
and
the
air
conditioner
should
start
cooling
the
room.
When
the
compressor
starts
you
will
see
a
green
LED
light
up
on
the
control
panel.
T4
digitemp
Fig.
30
Cooling
function
19
Xpelair
3.4.6
W
h
e
n
used
in
this
mode,
the
air
conditioner
only
Dehumidifier
only
eliminates
the
humidity
in
the
room,
practically
without
changing
the
temperature.
This
function
can
be
extremely
useful
between
seasons,
particularly
on
rainy
days
when
the
tempe¬
rature
is
not
uncomfortable
but
the
excess
humidity
feels
unpleasant.
When
used
in
this
mode,
the
air
conditioner
ignores
the
temperature
and
fan
speed
settings,
which
are
not
shown
on
the
display
in
this
case.
To
operate
the
air
conditioner
in
this
mode,
press
Button
T4
until
the
droplet
symbol
appears
on
the
display
with
automatic
ventilation.
In
this
operating
mode
it
is
normal
for
the
air
conditioner
to
function
intermittently.
3.4.7
W
hen
used
in
this
mode
the
air
conditioner
does
not
act
Fan
only
on
the
either
the
temperature
or
the
humidity
in
the
room,
but
only
keeps
the
air
in
circulation.
This
operating
mode
is
selected
by
pressing
button
T4
until
the
fan
symbol
appears
on
the
display.
At
this
stage
you
can
select
the
fan
speed
(see
paragraph
3.4.10),
3.4.8
W
hen
used
in
this
mode
the
air
conditioner
heats
the
Heating
function
room.
This
function
is
only
available
on
models
with
a
(only
models
with
heating
pump
(WHP210
and
WHP245).
heat
pump)
To
select
this
mode
press
button
T4
(operating
mode
selection
switch)
until
the
sun
symbol
appears
on
the
display.
First
set
the
desired
temperature
and
fan
speed
(see
the
specific
paragraphs).
After
three
minutes
(maximum
time)
the
compressor
should
start
and
the
air
conditioner
starts
heating
the
room.
When
the
compressor
starts
you
will
see
a
green
LED
light
up
on
the
control
panel.
Note:
The
air
conditioner
has
to
defrost
its
battery
periodically
(about
once
every
half
hour).
During
this
operation
(about
3-8
minutes)
the
air
conditioner
does
not
heat
the
room,
though
its
internal
parts
remain
on
except
for
the
room
air
fan.
When
the
outdoor
tem¬
perature
is
very
low,
there
may
be
a
slight
delay
(about
three
minutes)
for
passage
from
the
minimum
to
the
medium
or
maximum
speed
from
when
the
command
is
sent
to
the
machine
with
the
remote
control.
Fig.
32
Fan
only
Fig.
33
Heating
function
(only
models
with
heat
pump)
3.4.9
T
he
airflow
can
be
controlled
in
both
its
horizontal
and
Control
of
air
flow
vertical
direction.
Control
of
the
horizontal
direction
cannot
direction
be
carried
out
with
the
remote
control
and
must
be
made
manually
by
adjusting
the
position
of
the
fins
on
the
outlet
opening.
||f
IMPORTANT
:
Adjustment
of
horizontal
airflow
|
should
only
be
made
when
the
movable
grille
is
^
not
moving.
Fig.
34
Control
of
air
flow
direction
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