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GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 16 Carefully read this instructions booklet before installing or using this appliance. Only by doing so will you have the best results and enjoy the greatest safety when using the appliance. Please pay particular attention to the warnings on page 28.
GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 17 DESCRIPTION Air delivery grille External unit handle Forced operations button Castors EXTERNAL UNIT INTERNAL UNIT Castor stop INTERNAL UNIT Carrying handle Removable filter Air intake grille Power cable compartment Power cable Condensation drainage tube Castors...
GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 18 ACCESSORIES DRAWING DESCRIPTION NO. PIECES PROVIDED Wall-attachment bracket Support block for external unit Anchor screws + screws ø 6 mm Screws M6 mm Screws M4x25 mm Belt with hooks Screw eye for a belt Sheathing frame Castor stop Drain connection for condensation with seal and two 4.2 penetrating...
GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 19 INSTALLATION In this case, the hook-ups with the external unit must be disconnected as follows: The sheathing that connects the external to the 1) Remove the plug from the electric outlet; internal unit may pass: 2) Remove the handle by loosening the two a) through a slightly-open window or door;...
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GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 20 To re-connect the detached ends of the sheath to 2) Screw the support blocks the internal unit, you must repeat operations 1 to the external unit with through 7 in reverse order, being careful to included M4mm observe the following precautions:...
GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 21 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION • In order to insure low-cost operations, protect the room from direct sunlight by drawing the Before plugging in check that: curtains and/or by partially lowering or closing • the mains supply corresponds to the value the shutters or blinds shown in the specifications table;...
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GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 22 BUTTONS AND INDICATORS ON THE INTERNAL UNIT SIGNAL RECEIVER FORCED OPERATION GREEN LED YELLOW LED RED LED BUTTON THE LEDS Led displays come on depending on the selected function or as warning of possible anomalies. FUNZIONE RED LIGHT YELLOW LIGHT...
GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 23 REMOTE CONTROL Inserting the batteries • Slide the cover as shown in figure. • Insert two new batteries (not rechargeable) making sure the (+) and (-) are in the correct positions. • Put the cover back on, letting it slide into its ori- ginal position.
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GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 24 IL DISPLAY C. FAN button ( Sets fan speed to automatic, high, High Signal transmission High High High High medium or low in sequence. Air conditioning indicator Dehumidifying indicator D. TIMER button Fan indicator Sets or cancels the timer. Heating indicator (mode not available E.
GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 25 AIR-CONDITIONING MODE • Press the button to turn the appliance on. • A beep indicates that the air-conditioning unit is on and the symbol flashes on the display • Press the MODE button a number of times until the air-conditioning symbol appears on the display.
GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 26 SMART MODE In SMART mode, the air-conditioning unit decides the best way to operate to guarantee maximum comfort. • Press the button to turn the appliance on. A beep indicates that the High High air-conditioning unit is on and the symbol flashes on the display.
GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 27 SUPER MODE SUPER mode is used to turn rapid cooling on or off. The fan is set to high speed and the temperature is automatically set to 18° C. To select SUPER mode, proceed as follows: •...
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GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 28 MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Always pull the plug from the electrical outlet • This appliance has been built to air-condition, before beginning any cleaning or maintenance dehumidify and ventilate rooms in the home operations. and must not be used for other purposes. For safety reasons, never wash the air-condition- •...
GB-5750004200 11-02-2004 9:12 Pagina 29 IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG Most malfunctions are caused by a very minor and easily solved problem. So carefully check this list before contacting the Authorised Technical Service Centre in your area. PROBLEMS CAUSES REMEDIES The air-conditioning •...