Starting The Unit; Basic Functions - Marstair WM Technical Manual

INFRARED 'E' REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATION
Cool/Heat Modes (2.3):
D
Cooling only
F
Heating only
D F
Auto cool/heat
FAN
Fan only (2.1)
Set Back
High temp set
back (7.1)
Low temp set
back (7.2)
Both set back
1 On/standby

1.1 Starting the unit:

Press the blue button once to illuminate the display.
Press the orange button
permanently on).
1.2 Stopping the unit:
Press the blue button once to illuminate the display.
Press the orange button (
intervals).

2 Basic Functions

2.1 To change the temperature setting (18 C to 28 C):
a. Illuminate the display (blue button).
b. Press TEMP C button - the temperature digits will pulse.
c. Press the + or - (• or – ) button, whilst pointing the handset towards the unit, (unless the handset is wire connected). Each
press of the + or - (•/– ) button will increase/decrease the temperature setting by 1 C and transmit the new setting to the unit.
A single beep means the signal has been accepted.
NOTES:
Temperature settings cannot be changed if
FAN
to pulse (see 2.3).
Fan Speeds (2.2):
2
Low fan speed
3
High fan speed
4
Boost fan speed
2 3
Auto High
2 4
Auto Boost
Standby
C
Standby (1.2)
G
On (1.1)
Timer
Timer set (6.1)
No clock
=no timer
programme (6.2)
! Press the blue button once to illuminate the display.
! To conserve battery power, the display will turn off after 1 minute if no button is
pressed.
! Point the handset towards the unit when altering settings, unless the handset is wire
connected.
! A single beep means a signal has been accepted.
(C)
to switch the unit between 'standby', (red LED on the unit flashing at 5 second intervals), and 'on', (red LED on the unit
C
) to switch the unit between 'on', (red LED on the unit permanently on), and 'standby', (red LED on the unit flashing at 5 second
FAN
is displayed; pressing the TEMP C button in this state will cause the word
A
Transmit Signal
Battery Indicator
B
Low battery power (9)
Set Temp/Functions
:
22
C Set temperature
18 C - 28 C (2.1)
:
SEt
Set day and time (3.1)
:
prog
Timer programme (4)
E""
: Incorrect input (4)
00:00
24 hour clock
(3.1, 4.1, 4.2)
:
FAN
Fan only (2.1)
-- :
C Set back function (7)
Days of the week (3.1, 4.1, 4.2)
Sunday to Saturday
• indicates day chosen
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