Operation; Long Term Storage - Toyotomi TAD-T40LW Instruction Manual

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3. OPERATION

BEFORE OPERATION:
LCDI (Leakage Current Detection and Interruption) PLUG
TEST: WHEN CURRENT LEAKING OR
RESET
TEST
RESET: AFTER SOLVING THE PROBLEM
ALWAYS: MAKE SURE THE INDICATOR LAMP IS ON AFTER
PLUGING INTO THE POWER. IF NOT, PRESS RESET
BUTTON UNTIL IT CLICKS AND INDICATOR LAMP
COMES ON.
HARD TO RESET BUTTON:
PRESSING BUTTON WITH A STICK SUCH AS PENCIL OR BALL
POINT PEN WITH THE FLAT END (NOT SHARP EDGE) MAY
MAKE IT EASIER TO RESET BUTTON.
NO POWER ON THE UNIT: MAKE SURE THE INDICATOR LAMP IS ON.
OPERATING STEPS:
1. PRESS ''POWER'' BUTTON (C1) TO ''ON''.
Cooling mode lamp (C7) and Low lamp are lit at this time and
unit starts.
2. PRESS MODE BUTTON (C2).
Press the mode button (C2) to set your desired operation mode
"COOLING" (C7), "DEHUMIDIFYING" (C8), "HEATING", or
"FAN" (C9).
COOLING mode (C7)
When the "COOLING" mode is selected, the green lamp lights up.
During the "COOLING" mode the air is cooled and hot air is
exhausted to the outside air through the exhaust duct hose.
DEHUMIDIFYING mode (C8)
When the "DEHUMIDIFYING" mode is selected, the orange
lamp lights up.
Air is dehumidified as it passes through the unit, without being
in full cool mode.
In "DEHUMIDIFYING" mode operation, you cannot change the
fan speed.
HEATING Mode (C9)
When the "HEATING" mode is selected, the red lamp lights up.
The "HEATING" mode of this unit works on the heat pump prin-
ciple. This makes it more efficient than a normal electric heater.
The "HEATING" mode can only be activated when the ambient
temperature is below 81˚F (27˚C). Depending on the outside
temperature, the unit will stop heating regularly in order to thaw
ice that has accumulated. The lower the outside temperature,
the more frequently this will occur. In this mode, the desired
temperature can be set between 61˚F (16˚C) and 81˚F (27˚C).
NOTE: When the unit is in "HEATING" mode, both exhaust
duct hoses must be connected and led outside.
To prevent damage to the unit, changing from the
cooling or dehumidifying mode to the heating mode
(or the reverse) takes two to three minutes.
FAN mode (C9)
When the "FAN" mode is selected, the yellow lamp lights up.
The "FAN" mode provides only circulation of room air, so that
you cannot set the room temperature.
3. PRESS TIMER/TEMPERATURE ADJUST BUTTONS (C5)
Set the desired room temperature by pressing UP button "▲"
or DOWN button "▼". The default display is room temperature.
When "▲" or "▼" button is pressed, the set temperature is
displayed and may be adjusted. After 15 seconds the display
will revert back to room temperature.
By pressing both buttons at once, the display will toggle be-
tween Celsius and Fahrenheit.
4. PRESS FAN SPEED BUTTON (C3)
Press the fan speed button (C3) to set the desired air flow rate.
High · · · · · · · · · · · Operation at a high air flow
Med · · · · · · · · · · · Operation at a medium air flow
PRESSING TEST BUTTON, THE IN-
DICATOR LIGHT WILL TURN OFF
AND THE UNIT WILL CUT OUT.
PLEASE PRESS RESET BUTTON.
Low · · · · · · · · · · · Operation at a low air flow
5. AIR DEFLECTION
Always open the air outlet during operation. (Fig. E)
6. STOP OPERATION
Press the Power button (C1) and all lights will go out.
TIMER OPERATION
Auto turning OFF:
With unit in cooling mode, press Timer button (C4) to select
number of hours you would like the unit to run in cooling mode
until it automatically shuts off.
Auto turning ON:
With unit powered off, press Timer button (C4) to select num-
ber of hours until you would like the unit to automatically start.
USING REMOTE CONTROL
The functions work the same as your air conditioner's opera-
tion panel. (Fig. C)
Batteries: Remove the cover on the back of the remote control
and insert the batteries with the (+) and (-) poles pointing in the
proper direction. (Fig. H)
CAUTION
¡ Use only AAA or IEC R03 1.5V batteries.
¡ DO NOT attempt to recharge the supplied batteries.
¡ All batteries should be replaced at the same time.
¡ DO NOT dispose of the batteries in a fire as they may explode.
¡ DO NOT install the batteries with the polarity (+/-) reversed.
¡ Keep batteries and other things that could be swallowed away
from young children. Contact a doctor immediately if an object
is swallowed.
4. DRAINING EXCESS WATER (Fig. F)
1. Drain excess water from the tank by placing a pan under the
drain water outlet.
2. Remove the drain plug, and let the water drain into the pan.
3. When the water stops draining out, replace the drain plug.
4. Remove the pan of water.
5. Operate the unit in Fan mode to dry the interior of the unit.
NOTE: Remove the drain water from the tank once a week.
5. CLEANING
CLEANING AIR INTAKE GRILLE (Fig. G)
1. Clean the air intake grille (B1) once every two weeks.
2. To remove the air intake grille (B1), pull the grille off.
3. Remove the dust with a vacuum cleaner.
WARNING
¡ DO NOT touch the evaporator. It may cause injury or damage.
CLEANING SURFACE
Clean the outside of the unit with a soft damp cloth.
CAUTION
¡ NEVER use gasoline, solvents, chemical products or polish as
they could damage the surfaces.
6. LONG-TERM STORAGE
At the end of each season, or when you do not plan to use your
unit for an extended period of time, the following procedures are
recommended.
1. Run the unit 5 or 6 hours with only the ''FAN'' (C9) mode oper-
ating in order to dry the inside.
2. Remove the drain water from the tank and unplug the unit.
3. Clean the unit.
Wipe off any dirt or dust on the unit with a soft damp cloth or
a vacuum cleaner, and then wipe again using a soft dry cloth.
4. Clean the air intake grill (B1) and replace it.
5. Store the unit.
The original shipping carton is the best place to store your unit.
If you do not have the original packing materials, cover the unit
with a large plastic bag and store in a cool dry place.
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