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02_ features

For eas

y

f

uture re

f

erence write the model and serial number

d

own. You will

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nd

y

our model number on the bottom side o

f

the air conditioner.

M

odel #

Serial #

f

eatures o

f

y

our new

air conditioner

t

C

ool Summer Oer

On those hot swelterin

g

summer da

y

s and lon

g

restless ni

g

hts, there is no better escape

f

rom the heat than the cool com

f

orts o

f

home. Your new air conditioner brin

g

s an end to

exhaustin

g

hot summer da

y

s and lets

y

ou rest. This summer, beat the heat with

y

our own

air conditioner.

t



C

ost Ecient S

y

stem

Your new air conditioner not onl

y

provides maximum coolin

g

power in the summer, but can

also be an e



cient heatin

g

method in the winter with the advanced “Heat pump” s

y

stem.

This technolo

gy

is up to 300% more ecient than electrical heatin

g

, so

y

ou can further

reduce its runnin

g

cost. Now, meet

y

ear-round needs with one air conditioner.

t

 A Look

f

or Ever

y

where

The ele

g

ant and harmonious desi

g

n

g

ives priorit

y

to the esthetics o

f

y

our space and

complements an

y

of

y

our existin

g

interior décor. With its soft color and rounded-ed

g

e shape,

the new air conditioner adds class to an

y

room. En

j

o

y

what

y

our air conditioner o



ers both

f

unctionall

y

and estheticall

y.

t



function

f

unction allows

y

ou to set a com

f

ortable sleep temperature while savin

g

ener

gy

and havin

g

sound sleep.

safety information _03

E

NGLISH

safety information

To prevent electric shock, disconnect the power be

f

ore servicin

g

, cleanin

g

, and installin

g

the unit.

SAFETY INFORMATION

Be

f

ore usin

g

y

our new air conditioner, please read this manual thorou

g

hl

y

to ensure that

y

ou know how to

sa

f

el

y

and e



cientl

y

o

p

erate the extensive

f

eatures and

f

unctions o

f

y

our new a

pp

liance.

Because the

f

ollowin

g

operatin

g

instructions cover various models, the characteristics o

f

y

our air

conditioner ma

y

di



er sli

g

htl

y

f

rom those described in this manual. I

f

y

ou have questions, call

y

our nearest

contact center or



nd help and in

f

ormation online at www.samsun

g

.com.

What the icons and si

g

ns in this user manual mean:

WARNING

Risk o

f

death or serious

p

ersonal in

j

ur

y

.

C

AUTION

Potential risk o

f

personal in

j

ur

y

or material dama

g

e.

C

AUTION

To reduce the risk o

f



re, ex

p

losion, electric shock, or

p

ersonal in

j

ur

y

when

usin

g

y

our air conditioner,

f

ollow these basic sa

f

et

y

instructions:

Do NOT attem

p

t.

Do NOT disassemble.

Do NOT touch.

Follow directions care

f

ull

y

.

Unplu

g

the power plu

g

f

rom the wall socket.

M

ake sure the machine is

g

rounded to prevent electric shock.

C

all the contact center for hel

p

.

Recommended instructions or use

f

ul in

f

ormation

f

or use.

T

hese warnin

g

si

g

ns are here to

p

revent in

j

ur

y

to

y

ou and others.

Please

f

ollow them care

f

ull

y

.

A

f

ter readin

g

this section, kee

p

it in a sa

f

e

p

lace

f

or

f

uture re

f

erence.

04_ safety information

safety information

sa ety o at o

SEVERE WARNING SIGNS

D

o not

p

lace the air conditioner near hazardous substances or e

q

ui

p

ment

that releases

f

ree



ames to avoid



re, explosions or in

j

uries.

t

 Potential risk o

f



re hazard or ex

p

losion.

D

o not install the outdoor unit at an unstable

p

lace or elevated sur

f

ace

where there is potential risk o

f

allin

g

.

t



If

the outdoor unit

f

alls, it ma

y

cause

p

ersonal in

j

ur

y

or loss or

p

ro

p

ert

y.

I

nstall the air conditioner awa

y

f

rom direct exposure to sunli

g

ht, heatin

g

a

pp

aratus, and humid

p

laces.

t

Han

g

curtains on windows to boost coolin

g

e



cienc

y

and to avoid the risk o

f

electric

shock.

An

y

chan

g

es or modi



cations per

f

ormed not

f

ollowin

g

b

y

the installation

manual,

f

ailure or dama

g

e ma

y

occur on the condition. In this case, user will

be res

p

onsible

f

or all the re

p

air ex

p

enses.

I

nstall an exclusive circuit breaker and short-circuit breaker

f

or the air

conditioner.

t

 Potential risk o

f

electric shock or



re.

Never use a dama

g

ed or dusted power plu

g

, power cable, or loosened

p

ower rece

p

tacle.

t

Potential risk o

f



re or electric shock.

D

o not

y

ank the power cable and touch the power plu

g

with hands.

t

 Potential risk o

f



re or electric shock.

D

o not cut the power plu

g

and connect to a di



erent power cable.

T

urn o



the air conditioner usin

g

the provided remote control or control

accessor

y

(if provided). Do not unplu

g

to turn o the unit (unless there is an

i

mmediate dan

g

er).

D

o not insert an

y

thin

g

such as



n

g

ers or branches into the air conditioner

vents when the air conditioner is runnin

g

.

t

 Keep children awa

y

f

rom the air conditioner not to put their

g

ures. Potential risk o

f

p

ersonal in

j

ur

y.

E

nsure no water

g

ets into the air conditioner.

t

Potential risk or electric shock.

t

If

the water

g

ets into the air conditioner, stop and turn o



the power source immediatel

y

.

D

o not insert an

y

thin

g

such as



n

g

ers or branches into the air inlet or outlet

o

f

the unit.

t

 Kee

p

children awa

y

f

rom the air conditioner. Potential risk o

f

p

ersonal in

j

ur

y

.

T

he air conditioner is composed o

f

movin

g

parts. Keep children awa

y

f

rom

the unit to avoid ph

y

sical in

j

ur

y

.

M

ake sure that children take precautions a

g

ainst access to the air

conditioner and the

y

do not pla

y

with the unit.

safety information _05

E

NGLISH

D

o not clean the interior o

f

air conditioner on

y

our own.

t

C

onsult the place of purchase or contact center before cleanin

g

the interior of air

conditioner. The wron

g

wa

y

o

f

cleanin

g

ma

y

dama

g

e or de

f

ective electric parts and

cause electric shock or



re.

D

o not run the air conditioner

f

or an extended

p

eriod o

f

time in a r oom with

the door closed or with babies, elderl

y

or disabled people.

t

Open the door or windows to ventilate

y

our room at least once an hour to prevent ox

yg

en

shorta

g

e

D

o not connect the air conditioner with heatin

g

apparatus or attempt to

disassemble, remodel or repair it

y

oursel

f

.

t

Potential risk o

f

mal

f

unction, electric shock or



re. I

f

re

p

airs are needed, consult the

contact center.

C

onsult the

p

lace of

p

urchase or contact center to reinstall or disassemble

the air conditioner.

t



I

mproper installation carries a risk o

f

unit mal

f

unction, water leaka

g

e, electric shock or



re

.

t



If

installin

g

in specialt

y

areas, such as a

f

actor

y

complex or saline coastal area, consult

the

p

lace o

f

p

urchase or contact center

f

or s

p

eci



c installation details.

C

onsult a dealer re

g

ardin

g

the appropriate measures to prevent the

allowable concentration

f

rom bein

g

exceeded.

t



If

the re

f

ri

g

erant leaks, and cause the concentration limit to be exceeded, hazards due to

lack o

f

ox

yg

en in the room ma

y

result.

Alwa

y

s make sure that the power suppl

y

is compliant with current sa

f

et

y

standards. Alwa

y

s install the air conditioner in compliance with current local

sa

f

et

y

standards.

D

o not put undue stress or place heav

y

ob

j

ect on the power cable.

D

o not bend the power cable excessivel

y

.

t

Potential risk o

f



re or electric shock.

Use a rated circuit breaker onl

y

.

t

 Never use steel wires or co

pp

er wires as a circuit breaker. It ma

y

cause



re or unit

mal

f

unctions

.

If

the indoor unit

g

ets wet, turn the power o



immediatel

y

and call

y

our

nearest contact center.

t

Potential risk o

f



re or electric shock.

T

o protect the product

f

rom water and possible shock,

y

ou should keep the

p

ower cable and the connection cord o

f

the indoor and outdoor units in the

p

rotection tube.

Veri

fy

that the volta

g

e and

f

requenc

y

o

f

the power suppl

y

compl

y

with

the s

p

eci



cations and that the installed

p

ower is su



cient to ensure the

operation o

f

an

y

other domestic appliance connected to the same electric

lines.

D

isconnect the air conditioner

f

rom power suppl

y

be

f

ore it is repaired or

disassembled.

C

lean the air conditioner after the inner fan stops operatin

g

.

t

 Potential risk o

f

in

j

ur

y

or electric shock.

06_ safety information

safety information

sa ety o at o

SEVERE WARNING SIGNS

B

e sure to

g

round the unit. Do not connect the

g

round wire to

g

as or water

pipes, li

g

htin

g

rods, or telephone

g

roundin

g

lines.

t



If

the unit is not properl

y

g

rounded, electric shock ma

y

result.

Use a receptacle that has a

g

round terminal. The receptacle must be used

exclusivel

y

f

or the air conditioner.

t



I

mproper electrical

g

roundin

g

ma

y

cause electric shock or



re.

If

y

ou smell burnin

g

plastic, hear stran

g

e sounds, or see smoke comin

g

f

rom

the unit, unplu

g

the air conditioner immediatel

y

and call a contact center

t

 Potential risk o

f



re or electric shock.

C

AUTION SIGNS

M

ount with the lowest movin

g

parts at least 2.5m above the



oor or

g

rade

level. (If a

pp

licable.)

If

f

ailure or dama

g

e occurs on the conditions o

f

improper use not

f

ollowed

b

y

the installation manual, there will be an extra labor char

g

e

f

or installin

g

and construction.

t

 Potential risk o

f

mal

f

unction, electric shock or



re i

f

re

p

airs or installations are attem

p

ted

b

y

a non-

q

uali



ed service technician.

D

o not block or place items in

f

ront o

f

the air conditioner. Do not step, han

g

onto, or place heav

y

items on the air conditioner.

t

Potential risk o

f

p

ersonal in

j

ur

y

.

D

o not allow children to climb on the air conditioner.

D

o not pull or

g

ive excessive shock to the air conditioner.

t

 Potential risk o

f



re, or unit mal

f

unction and there are risk o

f

p

ersonal in

j

ur

y

because unit

ma

y

f

all down.

D

o not drink drain water comin

g

out o

f

the air conditioner.

t

 Potential risk o

f

health hazard.

D

o not spra

y



ammable

g

ases such as insecticide near the air conditioner

t

Potential risk o

f

electric shock,



re or unit mal

f

unction.

D

o not use the air conditioner as a coolin

g

precision instrument

f

or

f

ood,

pets, plants, cosmetics or machiner

y

.

C

ool air should not ow directl

y

towards people, pets, and plants.

t



I

t is harm

f

ul to

y

our health,

p

ets, and

p

lants.

D

o not spra

y

water directl

y

on the air conditioner or use benzene, thinner or

alcohol to clean the sur

f

ace o

f

the unit.

t

Potential risk o

f

electric shock or



re.

t

Potential risk o

f

dama

g

e to the air conditioner.

D

o not open the

f

ront

g

rille durin

g

operation.

t

Potential risk o

f

electric shock or unit mal

f

unction.

D

o not place an

y

ob

j

ects, especiall

y

containers with liquid.

safety information _07

E

NGLISH

D

o not touch the

p

i

p

e connected to the air conditioner.

I

nstall the indoor unit awa

y

f

rom li

g

htin

g

apparatus usin

g

the ballast.

t



If

y

ou use the wireless remote control, rece

p

tion error ma

y

occur due to the ballast o

f

the

li

g

htin

g

apparatus

.

I

nstall the outdoor unit where operatin

g

noise and vibration will not disturb

y

our nei

g

hbor and in a well-ventilated area with no obstacle.

t

Potential risk o

f

mal

f

unction.

t

Operatin

g

noise ma

y

disturb

y

our nei

g

hbor.

M

ake sure that there are no obstacles or covers that block the air

conditioner.

Allow su



cient s

p

ace

f

or air circulation.

t



I

nsu



cient ventilation ma

y

result in

p

oor

p

er

f

ormance.

If

the power cable is dama

g

ed, the manu

f

acturer or a quali



ed service

technician must re

p

lace it.

If

a power outa

g

e occurs while the air conditioner is workin

g

, turn o



the

power source immediatel

y

.

M

ax current is measured accordin

g

to IEC standard for safet

y

and current is

measured accordin

g

to ISO standard for ener

gy

ecienc

y

.

Have a

q

uali



ed service technician install the air conditioner and

p

er

f

orm a

trial o

p

eration.

M

ake sure there are no obstacles under the indoor unit.

t

Potential risk o

f



re or loss o

f

p

ro

p

ert

y

.

When cleanin

g

the outdoor unit, touch the heat exchan

g

er radiator



ns with

extreme care.

t

 Wearin

g

thick

g

loves can protect

y

our hands.

C

heck for dama

g

es on the H Beam of the outdoor unit at least once a

y

ear

t

 The unit ma

y

f

all down and there are

p

otential risk o

f

p

ersonal in

j

ur

y

.

C

heck for dama

g

e on deliver

y

. If dama

g

ed, do not install the air conditioner

and call the place o

f

purchase immediatel

y

.

K

eep indoor temperatures stable and not extremel

y

cold, especiall

y

where

there are children, elderl

y

or disabled people.

T

he packa

g

in

g

material and used batteries of the remote controller (optional)

must be dis

p

osed o

f

in accordance with the national standards.

T

he re

f

ri

g

erant used in the air conditioner must be treated as chemical

waste. Dispose the re

f

ri

g

erant

f

ollowin

g

national standards.

When usin

g

a wireless remote control, the distance should not be more than

7 meters

f

rom the air conditioner.

If

the remote control is not used

f

or a lon

g

period o

f

time, remove the

batteries to prevent leaka

g

e o

f

electrol

y

te.

T

he appliance is not intended

f

or use b

y

oun

g

children or in



rm persons

without supervision: Youn

g

children should be supervised to ensure that

the

y

do not pla

y

with the appliance.

I

ns

p

ect the condition, electric connections,

p

i

p

es and external case o

f

the

air conditioner re

g

ularl

y

b

y

a quali



ed service technician.

08_ safety information

safety information

C

AUTION SIGNS

D

o not open doors and windows in the room bein

g

cooled durin

g

operation

unless necessar

y

.

D

o not block the air conditioner vents. I

f

ob

j

ects block the air



ow, it ma

y

cause unit mal

f

unction or

p

oor

p

er

f

ormance.

M

ake sure that the condensed water drippin

g

f

rom the drain hose runs out

properl

y

and sa

f

el

y

.

F

irml

y

connect the drain hose to the air conditioner

f

or proper water

draina

g

e.

E

nsure the o



-on and protection switches are properl

y

installed.

D

o not use the air conditioner i

f

dama

g

ed. I

f

problems occur, immediatel

y

stop operation and disconnect the plu

g

f

rom the power suppl

y

.

I

f the air conditioner will not be used for an extended

p

eriod of time (for

example, over several months), unplu

g

the power from the wall.

C

all the

p

lace of

p

urchase or a contact center if re

p

airs are needed.

t

 Potential risk o

f



re or electric shock i

f

disassembl

y

or re

p

airs are attem

p

ted b

y

a

non-

q

uali



ed service technician.

contents _09

ENGLISH

USING ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

20

20 Usin

g

the Turbo

f

unction

21 Settin

g

timer

21 On timer

22 O timer

23 Combinin

g

On timer and O timer

24

mode

26 Using the Smart Saver function

C

LEANING AND MAINTAINING

T

HE AIR CONDITIONER

27

27 Cleanin

g

the exterior

27 Cleanin

g

the lter

27 Air lter (o

p

tion

)

28 Bio lter (o

p

tion)

29 Replacin

g

the



lter

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30 Maintainin

g

y

our air conditioner

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Correct Dis

p

osal of This Product

(W aste Electrical & Electronic E

q

ui

p

ment)

(A

pp

licable in the Euro

p

ean Union and other Euro

p

ean countries with se

p

arate collection s

y

stems)

This markin

g

shown on the product or its literature, indicates that it should not be disposed with other household wastes at the end o

f

its workin

g

li

f

e. To

p

revent

p

ossible harm to the environment or human health

f

rom uncontrolled waste dis

p

osal,

p

lease se

p

arate this

f

rom other t

yp

es o

f

wastes and rec

y

cle

it res

p

onsibl

y

to

p

romote the sustainable reuse o

f

material resources.

Household users should contact either the retailer where the

y

purchased this product, or their local

g

overnment o



ce,

f

or details o

f

where and how the

y

can take this item

f

or environmentall

y

sa

f

erec

y

clin

g

.

Business users should contact their su

pp

lier and check the terms and conditions o

f

the

p

urchase contract.

This

p

roduct should not be mixed with other commercial wastes

f

or dis

p

osal.

This product has been determined to be in compliance with the Low Voltage Directive (2006/95/EC), and the Electromagnetic

Compatibility Directive (2004/108/EEC) of the European Union.

10_ viewing

viewing your air conditioner

C

on

g

ratulations on the purchase of the air conditioner. We hope

y

ou en

j

o

y

the features of

y

our air

conditioner and sta

y

cool or warm with o

p

timal e



cienc

y

.

Please read the user manual to

g

et started and to make the best use o

f

the air conditioner.

C

HECKING THE INDOOR UNIT AND DISPLAY

C

arefull

y

unpack

y

our air conditioner, and check the unit to make sure it is not dama

g

ed.

M

ain

p

arts

Your air conditioner ma

y

sli

g

htl

y

look di



erent

f

rom illustration shown above dependin

g

on

y

our model.

Air intakeAir lter(under the

p

anel

)

Air



ow blade

(up and down)

viewing _11

ENGLISH

O

PENING THE FRONT PANEL

Ti

g

htl

y

g

rab

f

ront side o

f

the

f

ront panel and li

f

t up the panel to open. Then sli

g

htl

y

push the panel up until

the panel is han

g

ed over the hooks o

f

the unit.

P

ower button and Room tem

p

erature sensor

You ma

y

locate the Power button on the ri

g

ht bottom side o

f

the air conditioner. I

f

the

f

ront

p

anel is o

p

en,

y

ou can check the room tem

p

erature sensor.

You can turn on the air conditioner without the remote control b

y

pressin

g

the Power button.

The room tem

p

erature sensor measures indoor room tem

p

erature.

C

HECKING THE OUTDOOR UNIT

A

Q

07RLX/A

Q

09RLX/A

Q

09ULX/A

Q

12ULX A

Q

18ULX

Room tem

p

erature

sensor

Power butto

n

Air Inlet (Rear)

C

onnection Valve

Air Outle

t

Air Inlet (Rear)

C

onnection Valve

Air Outle

t

12_ viewing

viewing your air conditioner

C

HECKING THE REMOTE CONTROL

You can activate the air conditioner b

y

pointin

g

the remote control awa

y

f

rom it. When usin

g

the remote

control, alwa

y

s

p

oint it directl

y

at the air conditioner.

Each time

y

ou

p

ress the button, a short bee

p

will sound and a transmit indicator a

pp

ears

on the remote control dis

p

la

y

.

Remote Control dis

p

la

y

Power

Turn on

/

o the air conditioner.

M

ode

Set one of the 5 operatin

g

modes.

(See pa

g

es 14~18 for instructions.)

Fan s

p

eed

Y

Z

Ad

j

ust how much air



ows

throu

g

h the air conditioner with

the 4 di



erent

f

an s

p

eeds such as

Auto/Low/Medium/Hi

g

h.

Air swin

g

Activate

/

Deactivate air ow blade

movement automaticall

y

u

p

and down.

T

em

p

UV

I

ncrease/Decrease the tem

p

erature b

y

1˚C.

Set

/

Cancel

Set

/

Cancel the timer

f

unction

.

Set the mode on.

O

 Timer

Set the O Timer on.

Ad

j

ust the timer

f

or o



timer.

T

urbo

O

p

erate in maximum fan s

p

eed to

cool/warm

q

uickl

y

.

Smart Saver

Less ener

gy

usa

g

e makes

y

our

s

p

ace cool between the tem

p

erature

ran

g

e of 26ºC~30ºC.

O

n Timer

Set the On Timer on.

Ad

j

ust the timer

f

or on timer.

viewing _13

E

NGLISH

1. Push the lever as arrow

indicates on the rear side

of

the remote control and

p

ull u

p

.

2. Insert two AAA batteries.

C

heck and match the “+” and

“

-” si

g

ns accordin

g

l

y

. Make

sure

y

ou have inserted the

batteries in correct

p

osition.

3.

C

lose the cover b

y

p

lace it

back to its ori

g

inal

p

osition.

You should hear click sound

when the cover is locked

p

ro

p

erl

y.

R

emote control displa

y

Usin

g

the remote control

t

 Point the remote control towards the remote control sensor o

f

the unit.

t

 When properl

y

pressin

g

the button on the remote control,

y

ou will hear beep sound

f

rom the unit

.

t

 The si

g

nal ma

y

not be received well o

f

electronic li

g

htin

g

st

y

le



uorescent lamps,

such as inverter



uorescent lam

p

s are in the same s

p

ace.

t



If

other electrical

p

roducts o

p

erate b

y

the remote control, call

y

our nearest contact center.

Insertin

g

the batteries

C

orrect dis

p

osal of batteries in this

p

roduct

(A

pp

licable in the Euro

p

ean Union and other Euro

p

ean countries with se

p

arate batter

y

return s

y

stems.)

This markin

g

on the batter

y

, manual or packa

g

in

g

indicates that the batteries in this product should not be disposed o

f

with other household waste at the end of their workin

g

life. Where marked, the chemical s

y

mbols H

g

, Cd or Pb indicate

that the batter

y

contains mercur

y

, cadmium or lead above the reference levels in EC Directive 2006/66. If batteries are

not

p

ro

p

erl

y

dis

p

osed o

f

, these substances can cause harm to human health or the environment.

To

p

rotect natural resources and to

p

romote material reuse,

p

lease se

p

arate batteries

f

rom other t

yp

es o

f

waste and

rec

y

cle them throu

g

h

y

our local,

f

ree batter

y

return s

y

stem.

14_ operating

operating basic function

T

URNING THE AIR CONDITIONER ON AND OFF

Press the Power button on the remote control.

You will hear a bee

p

and the air



ow blade will move u

p

and down

automaticall

y

when the air conditioner is

p

ro

p

erl

y

on.

The air conditioner will o

p

erate in the most recent o

p

eration mode

used or Auto mode.

When

y

ou turn o



the air conditioner, air



ow blade will stop movin

g

and remain closed.

T

urnin

g

on/o

y

our air conditioner without the remote control.

You can operate

y

our air conditioner b

y

pressin

g

the Power button on the ri

g

ht bottom side o

f

the

air conditioner

.

SELECTING OPERATION MODE

Auto

I

n Auto mode, the air conditioner will automaticall

y

set the temperatur e and

f

an speed dependin

g

on the room tem

p

erature detected b

y

the room tem

p

erature sensor.

1

.

Turn on the air conditioner.

Press the Power

button on the remote control.

2

.

Set the operatin

g

mode.

Press the

M

ode button on the remote control until

Auto mode and Auto

f

an s

p

eed indicator a

pp

ear on the

remote control dis

p

la

y

.

The air conditioner will automaticall

y

set the o

p

eration

mode to Cool or Heat de

p

ends on the room

tem

p

erature

.

When

y

ou

p

ress the

M

ode button, mode will chan

g

e

in order of Auto, Cool, Dr

y

, Fan and Heat.

3. Set the Tem

p

erature.

Press the

T

em

p

U

or

V

button on the remote control

to increase or decrease the desired tem

p

erature.

You can set the desired tem

p

erature between the

ran

g

e of 16˚C~30˚C.

You can increase/decrease the tem

p

erature b

y

1˚C

.

t

 When the air conditioner is alread

y

operatin

g

in another mode, press the

M

ode button

until Auto mode indicator a

pp

ears on the remote control dis

p

la

y

.

t

 When

y

ou are usin

g

the remote control, make sure correct indicator which matches

y

our

selection a

pp

ears on the remote control dis

p

la

y

.

t

 Air ow can be ad

j

usted manuall

y

. (See pa

g

e 19 for instructions.)

operating _15

E

NGLISH

C

ool

I

n Cool mode, the air conditioner will cool

y

our room. You can ad

j

ust the tem

p

erature and the fan

s

p

eed to

f

eel cooler in hot season.

1

.

Turn on the air conditioner.

Press the Power

button on the remote control.

2

.

Set the operatin

g

mode.

Press the

M

ode button on the remote control until

C

ool mode indicator a

pp

ears on the remote control

dis

p

la

y

.

The air conditioner o

p

erates in Cool mode and it will

lower the tem

p

erature in

y

our room.

When

y

ou

p

ress the

M

ode button, mode will chan

g

e

in order of Auto, Cool, Dr

y

, Fan and Heat.

3. Set the tem

p

erature.

Press the

T

em

p

U

or

V

button on the remote control

to increase or decrease the desired tem

p

erature.

You can set the desired tem

p

erature between

the ran

g

e of 16˚C~30˚C.

You can increase/decrease the tem

p

erature b

y

1˚C

.

4.

Set the fan s

p

eed.

Press the Fan

Y

or

Z

button on the remote control to

set the desired

f

an s

p

eed.

If

room tem

p

erature reaches desired value, the air

conditioner will shut o



coolin

g

f

or a while and

j

ust the

f

an runs.

When

y

ou

p

ress the Fan

Y

or

Z

button,

f

an s

p

eed

will chan

g

e in order o

f

Auto, Low, Medium and Hi

g

h.

t

When

y

ou are usin

g

the remote control, make sure correct indicator which matches

y

our

selection a

pp

ears on the remote control dis

p

la

y

.

t

Air ow can be ad

j

usted manuall

y

. (See pa

g

e 19 for instructions.)

t



If

current outside temperatures are much hi

g

her than the selected indoor temperature,

it ma

y

take time to brin

g

the inner temperature to the desired coolness.

operating basic function

SELECTING OPERATION MODE

Dr

y

The air conditioner in Dr

y

mode acts like a dehumidi



er b

y

removin

g

moisture

f

rom the indoor air.

Dr

y

mode makes the air

f

eel re

f

reshin

g

in a humid climate.

1

.

Turn on the air conditioner.

Press the Power

button on the remote control.

2

.

Set the operatin

g

mode.

Press the

M

ode button on the remote control until

Dr

y

mode indicator a

pp

ears on the remote control

d

is

p

la

y

.

The air conditioner o

p

erates in Dr

y

mode and

automaticall

y

ad

j

ust the

f

an s

p

eed to Auto.

ehtsser

p

uo

y

nehW

M

ode button, mode will chan

g

e

in order of Auto, Cool, Dr

y

, Fan and Heat.

3. Set the tem

p

erature.

Press the

T

em

p

U

or

V

button on the remote control

to increase or decrease the desired tem

p

erature.

You can set the desired tem

p

erature between

the ran

g

e of 18˚C~30˚C.

You can increase/decrease the tem

p

erature b

y

1˚C

.

t

 When

y

ou are usin

g

the remote control, make sure correct indicator which matches

y

our

selection a

pp

ears on the remote control dis

p

la

y

.

t

 Air ow can be ad

j

usted manuall

y

. (See pa

g

e 19 for instructions.)

16_

operating _17

E

NGLISH

Fan

Fan mode can be selected to ventilate

y

our room. Fan mode will be hel

pf

ul to re

f

resh the stale air

in

y

our room.

1

.

Turn on the air conditioner.

Press the Power

button on the remote control.

2

.

Set the operatin

g

mode.

Press the

M

ode button on the remote control until

Fan mode indicator a

pp

ears on the remote control

dis

p

la

y

.

The air conditioner o

p

erates in Fan mode and circulate

the indoor air.

When

y

ou

p

ress the

M

ode button, mode will chan

g

e

in order of Auto, Cool, Dr

y

, Fan and Heat.

3. Set the fan s

p

eed.

Press the Fan

Y

or

Z

button on the remote control to

set the desired

f

an s

p

eed.

When

y

ou

p

ress the Fan

Y

or

Z

button,

f

an s

p

eed

will chan

g

e in order o

f

Low, Medium and Hi

g

h.

t

 When

y

ou are usin

g

the remote control, make sure correct indicator which matches

y

our

selection a

pp

ears on the remote control dis

p

la

y

.

t

 Air ow can be ad

j

usted manuall

y

. (See pa

g

e 19 for instructions.)

18_ operating

operating basic function

SELECTING OPERATION MODE

Heat

The air conditioner heats as well as cools. Warm

y

our room with this versatile a

pp

liance in the

cold o

f

winter.

1

.

Turn on the air conditioner.

Press the Power

button on the remote control.

2.

Set the operatin

g

mode.

Press the

M

ode button on the remote control until Heat

mode indicator a

pp

ears on the remote control dis

p

la

y

.

The air conditioner o

p

erates in Heat mode and warms

y

our room.

ehtsser

p

uo

y

nehW

M

ode button, mode will chan

g

e

in order of Auto, Cool, Dr

y

, Fan and Heat.

3. Set the tem

p

erature.

Press the

T

em

p

U

or

V

button on the remote control

to increase or decrease the desired tem

p

erature.

You can set the desired tem

p

erature between

the ran

g

e of 16˚C~30˚C.

You can increase/decrease the tem

p

erature b

y

1˚C

.

4.

Set the fan s

p

eed.

Press the Fan

Y

or

Z

button on the remote control to

set the desired

f

an s

p

eed.

If

room temperature reaches desired value, heatin

g

will

sto

p

f

or a while.

t

When

y

ou

p

ress the Fan

Y

or

Z

button,

f

an s

p

eed

will chan

g

e in order o

f

Auto, Low, Medium and Hi

g

h.

t

Fan ma

y

not o

p

erate

f

or about 3~5 minutes at the

be

g

innin

g

to prevent an

y

cold blasts while the air

conditioner is warmin

g

up.

t

Air ow can be ad

j

usted manuall

y

. (See pa

g

e 19 for instructions.)

t

 Since the air conditioner heats the room b

y

takin

g

heat ener

gy

from outdoor air,

the heatin

g

capacit

y

ma

y

decrease when outdoor temperatures are extremel

y

low.

If

y

ou

f

eel the air conditioner insu



cientl

y

heats, usin

g

an additional heatin

g

appliance in

combination with the air conditioner is recommended.

operating _19

E

NGLISH

ADJUSTING THE AIR FLOW DIRECTION

Air ow can be directed to

y

our desired

p

osition.

Vertical air ow

Air ow blades move u

p

and down.

1

.

Press the Air swin

g

button on the remote control.

Air swin

g

indicator will be on and air ow blades move up and down continuousl

y

to circulate

the air.

To kee

p

the air ow direction in a constant

p

osition,

p

ress the Air swin

g

button on the

remote control a

g

ain.

Horizontal air ow

M

ake sure one o

f

the blade

p

ins that stick out o

f

the air ow blades are not broken.

1

.

M

ove the blade pin lever le

f

t or ri

g

ht to keep the air ow direction in a constant position

y

ou

p

re

f

er

.

Be extremel

y

care

f

ul with

y

our n

g

ers while ad

j

ustin

g

the Horizontal air ow direction.

There is a

p

otential risk o

fp

ersonal in

j

ur

y

when the unit is mishandled.

C

AUTION

20_ using advanced functions

using advanced functions

USING THE TURBO FUNCTION

Turbo

f

unction will be help

f

ul to cool or heat

y

our room quickl

y

and e



ectivel

y

b

y

operatin

g

at the maximum

f

an s

p

eed

f

or 30 minutes.

1.

Turn on the air conditioner.

Press the Power

button on the remote control.

2

.

Set the operatin

g

mode.

Press the

T

urbo button on the remote control until

Turbo indicator a

pp

ears on the remote control dis

p

la

y

.

The air conditioner o

p

erates in Auto

f

an s

p

eed and

automaticall

y

ad

j

usts the temperature accordin

g

to the

current room tem

p

erature. The unit o

p

erates

f

or

30 minutes and then o

p

erates in last used mode, or in

Auto mode if Dr

y

/Fan mode is most recent mode used.

Turbo function is onl

y

available in Auto/Cool/Heat mode. If Turbo function is selected in

Dr

y

/Fan mode, operatin

g

mode chan

g

es to Auto.

T

o deactivate Turbo

f

unction

1

.

Press the

T

urbo button on the remote control a

g

ain.

The air conditioner o

p

erates in last used mode, or in Auto mode if Dr

y

/Fan mode is most

recent mode used.

t

When

y

ou are usin

g

the remote control, make sure correspondin

g

indicator appears on

the remote control dis

p

la

y

.

t

 Temperature/Fan speed cannot be ad

j

usted while usin

g

this function.

t

Air ow can be ad

j

usted manuall

y

. (See pa

g

e 19 for instructions.)

t

 When the Turbo

f

unction is activated, pressin

g

M

ode

button will automatically cancel the

f

unction

.

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