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10. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Do not allow children to operate the unit.
During thunderstorms, turn off the unit on the panel, or
on the remote control, and turn off the circuit breaker,
too.
To clean the unit, always turn off the circuit breaker.
Do not turn the unit off at the socket.
Do not touch the power supply cable or any other electric
component of the unit with wet hands.
Never insert objects or fingers in the openings of the unit
because this can injure you.
Do not attempt to repair the unit if you are not duly
qualified.
Call the Authorized Carrier Technical Assistance Service.
If the air conditioner has a remote control, keep it in a
safe location, to prevent breakage or loss.
OPERATION WITH POWER OUTAGE
IMPORTANT
In case of a power outage while the unit
is running, the operating conditions will
be memorized and re-established when
the unit is turned on again. However, the
unit will not turn on automatically with
the recovery of the power.
The TIMER programming will be cancelled.
When you leave home during a power
outage, disconnect the unit from the
socket, to prevent it from turning on
automatically when the power is re-
established.
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11. MAINTENANCE AND
PRESERVATION
CLEANING OF THE PLASTIC FRONT AND OF
THE CABINET
To clean the plastic front and the cabinets, use a soft
cloth soaked in warm water and neutral detergent.
The filter door can be
removed for cleaning
purposes.
When cleaning, do not use steel sponge or any other
abrasive product. This can scratch the unit.
Abrasive product
Steel sponge
Do not apply detergent, alcohol or water
directly to the plastic front.
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