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MODELS, MODELOS: LW1210HR

_s valuable
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proper air
rnproper use.

order to prevent
iisuse, or improper
for any damages
tioner.

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FOR YOUR RECORDS
Write the model and seria_ numbers here:
Mode| #
_rial

#

You can fir_ them _

a label on the side of each un_o

Oea|er_si Name
Dale Purchas_
II Sl:ap,_eyou_ receip[ to [his page in I[he e_t_t you _e_
to prove date of purchase or for w_ranty issu_

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,o READ THIS MANUAL
Inside you will find many heip_tul hints on h_to
use and
maintain _ur air conditione_ pro_dy, ,Just a _i_le p_evenllive
care on y_ur pa_t can _
y_ a great deal of time and
money _er the li_eo{ your air conditioner,
You1! find many anewe{s to c,omm_l pro,blems in the c_rt
of t_c_b_h,o_ing
tips. if you [_i_
our ch_t of
Troubleshootingi
serv_e at a&

Tips first

you may not _ed

• Contact the, author_d
_rvice
or maintenance
of th|s unit.

t_hn|cian

• Contac_ the |installer for installation
• The air conditioner
children or invalids

to ca_] for

for repair

,of this unit.

is net linten_d
for use by young
withou_ supervisio_

• Young chi|dten sho_|e be, s_rvis_
to e_sure
tlhey _o not play with the air conditioner.

that

• Whe_ the power cord is _o be repla_d,
repl_cemen_
work shah be _rfo_m_
by aethori_i
person#el only
_si_g only ,g_uine r_lacement
p_r_s.
• |nstall_ion
work must be performed tn _corea#ce
w_th the National
Elec_ri.e Code [by q_;_l_fi_ and
authorized personnel on|y,

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To prevent injury to the user or other p_ple
must be followed,

and property damage, the bHowing instructions

[] Incorrect operation due to ignoring instruction will _us.e harm or damage. The seriousness.
is classifi_ by the bllowing indication&

This syml_l

indicates

the possibil_y

of death or serious

This _mbo_ indicates the possibility d injury or di_a_

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Meanings of symbols

us_

in this manual are as shown below.

Be sure not to do,,
Be sure to follow the instruction,

[] Installation

° _herwise, ff may cause a fire
or eledrica_ shock,

!

° Otherwise, it may cau_
or electrical shock,

a fire

° It will _u_

electric _ock or fire

due _ heat generation

I

• It may cause failure and
electric sh_k.

• Sharp _ges

may cau_

• It may cau_

exp!osbn or fire_

injury.

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[] Operation

• There is danger of fire or electric
shock

• it will cause ele_ric shod,; or fire
due lo heat _neration

• _herwise, it may _use
or electrica_ sh_k

* it may_

• It will cause failure of machine or

* The ap_arance of the air
C
o n _''"
amoner may de_dorate
chang4
_r,or devebp surface
f_aws

fire and electric

e_e_ic

shock

• O_e_i_
it may cau_ fire and
el_tric shock acc_ent_

• Othe_i_
it may e_ectrical
sho_: and failure,

• An oxygen shortage may occur

• Since the f,an rotates at high
_,_d dudng operation, it may
cau_ injury:

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a fire

f,

° Prevent accidenta! star_Jp and
the po_bility of iniury

Safety Pr_autions

• Hwi]f cau_

el_tric shock or fire

• litwilil cau_ ele_ric shock or fire.,

• litwill _u_

elle_ric sh_k.

* 01he_ise, it: mw cause
exp,lo,sion, and a fire,

• _ey are sharp and may cause
injury,

due to he_ generation,

• tt may cause etedr{c _k
_mage

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• Ot_herwi_,
neigh_rs.

it may' cause dispute w_h the

° O,the_ise,
leakage.

iit may cause vibration or water

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[] Operation

•, It _y

_u_

injury.

• _ _n_ins

• it may _use an injury thigh
dropping _ _e unit ,or_llli_

"i

It _y

_use

injury

_er h_

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*Othe_,
it m_
_r
heaRh,

do harm to

,c_in_nts

and will

Before Operation

1.
2.
3.
4.

Contact an installation specialist for installation.
Plug in the power plug properlly,
Use a dedicated circuit.
Do not use an extension cord.

5. Do not s_r_stop operation by plugging/unplugging
the _wer _rd.
6. If the cordlplug is damaged, replace it with only an authorized replacement
part.

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Being exposed to direct airflow for an extended period of time could be
hazardous to your health. Do not expose _cupants,
pe_, or plants to direct
airflow for extended periods of time.
2i_ Due to the _ssibilib/of
oxygen deficiency, ventilate the r_m when used
together with stoves or other heating device&
3 Do not use this air conditioner for nonospecified special purposes (e.g.
preserving precision devices, foed, pets, plants, and a_ objects). Such u_ge
could damage the items.
i_

1_ Do not touch the metal parts of the unit when removing the filter. Injuries can
_ur
when handling sharp metal edges.
2. Do not use water to clean inside the air cx)nditioner. Exposure to ,water can
destroy the insulation, leading to possible electric shock.
3i. When cleaning the unit, first make sure that the _wer and breaker are turned
off. The fan rotates at a very high speed during operation. There is a
_ssiibili_
of iniury if the unit's power is a_identally
triggered on while
cleaning inner parts of the unit.

For repair and maintenance,

contact your authorized

service dealen

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Introduction

This. symbol

ale,s

you to the risk of el_tric

shock,.

This symbol aleAs you to hazards that could cause harm to
the air cond_ioner.

This symbol

indicates

sp_ial

notes.

This appliance _ould _ ins_Hed in accordance with the National Electric _de.

Base PaR

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Et_trical

115V~

230V~

iS_fety

Power cord may include a current:
interrupter device. A test and reset button Js
provided on the piug case. The dlevi_
should Ibe tested on a periodic basis b,y first
p#essing the, TEST button and then the
RESET button ff the TEST button does not
trip or if the RESET butlon will not stay
engage& disco,ntinue use of the ,air
conditioner and contact a qualified service
technician.

The, shape may be dif_rent accerdling to its model
U_ Wall Receptacle

Power Supply

A WARNING
Never push the test burton ,during

Standard
receptacle

125V, 3,wire grounding
lat_

15A, 125V AC

U_

15 AMP, t_me

de_ay fu_ or t5, AMP,,
c#cu_t breaker°

_hetwise
this plug can damaged,
Th_ devi_ c_ins
chemical including
lead, kn_n to, the State _ _li_omia to
cau_ car_er, and b,irth dd_ts
or _h_
rep,roductJt_ harm,
Wash hands a_er handl#_,
Do na_ rem@_, modify _ immerse thb p_ug_
If this device trips, the cau_ _ to be
corrected _fore fu_her use.

S_ndard
25OV, 3ow[re grounding
receptacl!e
rated 15A, 250V AC

A CAUTION
The conductors
U_

20 AMP,

time

delay fu_ or :20, AMP.
circuit bre,ak,e,r,
Standard
2_V,
3owtre grounding
rre,ceptacle rated _)A, 250V AC

surrounded by shields, whiclh mo,nitor
leakage current_
These shields are not g_ound_.
Periodically
damage, _

DO NOT USE AN E_ENSION
_8, and 230/_8 Vo_ un_s.

inside this cord are

CORD on 2_,

AI__ring sho.uM be ma_ in accor_nce
el_rical codes and regulation&
Aluminum hou_ wiring may p,ose sp_ial
problem& Consu_ a qu.alified ele_rician.

with local

examine the cord for any
not use this product in the

event the shields b_o,me
Avoid sh_k

expos._.

hazard, this unit: can not

user serviced opening the tamer
resistant. Sealed _rflon

d the unit

voids a!l warranties and performance
claims, This unit not intended for use
as an on-off switch.

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(PLEASE READ CAREFULLY)
FOR THE USER'S PERSONAL SAFET_ THIS
APPLIANCE MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNDED

The _er
cord _ his appliance is equip_d
with a
threo-pro_
(gr®nding)i IP]ug. U_ thJiswith a standard
thr_,,,,sl,ot (grinding),
wal_ _er
o,uUet to minimize the
hazard of e[_tric shc_ko The c_tomer sho,uM haw the
wall receptac# and circuit chec_d by a qualifi_
e_e@ician to make sure the r_eptacle is pro_dy

NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND)
PRONG' FROM THE P_ER
PLUG,

A, SilTUAT_ONS WHENCE
APPLIANCE WILL BE
DISCONNECTED
OCCASIONALLY:
Because _ ;_tentia_ _fety hazard& we stronglly
discourage the use of an adat:_
_ug_ H_ver_
ff you
wish to u_ an adaptor, a TEMPORARY CONNECTION
may _ made. Use UL-listed adapter, availabl_ from
most I_al hardware stores.
The large s_o{ in the adapter must _ a_n_
large slot in the receptacle to assure a _ep_
conn,ecti®,

w_h the
_ladty

; Atta_i_ _e adaptu ground termina|to the wal!
r_tac|e
cover sct_ do_ not ground the applianco
unless the covet screw is _tal, and not Insu|_ed, and
_e waYi_
receptacle is groundedthrough the house
wiring,The custom_ sho,u_ havethe circuit choked
by a quatifiedelectti_an to make sure _e r_eptacle
is proper_ grounded,
Di_o,nn_t
'[he _Jer
_rd from the a_,pter, using ,one
hand on each, Ot:_rwi_,
the a_pter girou_ temir_]
m_ht break, DO NOT USE the ap#i_ce
with a broken
adapter p_ugi.

8. StTIJAT_ONSi WHENTHE APPLIANCE WILL BE
DISCONNE_ED
OFTEN,i
not use an ada_Ier pk_; in thee. situ,alions_
Unplugging the _wer cord frequently can _ead to an
_entuai breakage of the ground terminal, 3"_e waB
_wer outlet should _ rep_acc_ by a three-slot
(@'ounding) outlet instead,
USE OF EXTENSION

CORDS

Because d _t_tial
_fety hazards, we strongl/y
discourage the use of an ext_sion
cord. H_e_/er0 if
you wish to use an extension cord, _e a C:SA
cortifie@qJL-listed 3-wire (grounding) extensbn cord
rated at 15A 125V,

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Ins_llation

1. To prevent vibration and no.[se, make sure
the unit is installed s_urely
and firmly
Fence

2, Instil the unit where the sunlight does not
shine directly on the unit,

Awn ing

<'
Cooled air

3, The outside of the cabinet must extend
outward for at least 12" and there should
ibe no ob,stad_, such as a fence or wail,
within 20" from the ba_ of the cabinet
1/2"

because it will prevent heat radiation .of the
condenser.

Over 20 °

Restriction of outside air will greatly
r_uce the cooling efficiency of the air
conditioner.

& CAUTION
Ai[ side louversof the _binet must remain expo_d to the ou_ide of the structure.

4. Install the unit a littb slanted so the back is slightly lower than the front(about
This wil! force condensed water to flow to the ou_ide,
5, Install the unit with the bo._om .about 30"~60" a_ve

All supposing parts should be _cured

the fi_r

Y_").

level,

to firm wood,
27" Io 39 °

ma:_nry, or metal,

16 ° rain

Stool

_is unit is designed for installation in standard
double hung windows wffh a_uall opening widths
from 27" to 39".
The top and bottom window sash must open
sufficJenl]y to allow a clear verticall opening o1'
16" #ore the bottom d the upper _sh to _e window stool

ii_terio_ w_#
23_8 ° rain
(Without fr,_e curtain}

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Installation

]

SCREWDRIVER(+,-),

PREPARATION

RULER,

NOi.

NAME OF PARTS

Q'TY

1

FRAME CURTAIN

2

2
3,

SILL SUPPO_
BOLT

2
2

4,

NUT

2

5,

SCREW_YPE

A)

13

6

SCREW_YPE

B)

3

7
8i

SCREW_PE
FOAM-STR_P

C)

5
1

9

FOAM-PE

1

10
11

FRAME GUIDE
WINDOW LOCKING BRACKET

2
1

KN[IFE, HAMMER,

PENCIL,

OF CHASSIS

LEVEL

_ew8

1_ Remove the screws which fasten the cabinet
at both sides and at the back,
2. Slide the unit from the cabinet by gripping the
_se

pan handle and pulling forward whiUe

bracing the _binet,,
3. Remove EPS Material,.
4, Cut the window _sh

seaU to the proper

length Pee_ off the backing and attach the
foam-pe ¢_ to, the underside

of the window

sash,
5, Ensert the frame guides Q into the _om
the cabinet,

of
EPS Material

6, insert the Frame Curtain _) into the upper
guide and frame guides Q.
7, Fasten the curtains to the unit with 4 Type A
screws.

Upper guide
,(Type A)

(Type A)

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Ins_llation

t_ Open the window, Mark a line on
center of the window stool(or desired
air conditioner location),
Carefully pllace the cabinet on the
window stool and aUign the center
mark on the _om
front with the
cen_er line mark_ in the window
stool

Up_r

Guide
Window stool
Front Angle

Fi_,

1

2, Pull the bottom w[nd,ow sash down
behind the upper guide until it mee_,

Frame Curlai_
Foamope

Do not pull the window sash down so
tightly that the movement of Frame
Cur_in is restri_ed.

Fig, 2
INDOOR

OUT.OR
Si!l

3, L_sely assemble the sill support
using the parts in Fig, 3,

Fig, 3

4, SeIe_ the position that wi]] place the
sii_ suppo_ near the outer most point
oin s[l[I (See Fig.. 4)

#

Bie careful when you install the cabinet
(frame guides @, are broken so easily).

Cabinet
OUTDOOR

INDOOR

5. Attach the sill support to the cabinet
track hole in relation to the se[e_ed
p,osition using 2 Type A screws, in
each support(See Fig. 4),.

Scr÷w(Type B} @

6. The cabinet should be ]ns_lled w_h a
very slight tilt(a_ut
VP') downwa_
toward the outside (,See Fig, 5).
Adjust the _lt and the nut of sill
support for balancing the cabinet.

Sash track

7, Attach the cabinet to the window st_]
iby driving the screws ® (Type B:
Length sixteen millimeters and
b,elow:) through the fron¢ angle into
window stool
8. Pull each Frame curta[n fully to each
window _sh track, and repeat step, 2,

Screw(Ty+ B}@
Fig, 5

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Instaltation
9, Attach each Frame curtain the window _sh
using screws

@_Type C),.(See Fig. 6)
Type CO

Do not driil_a ho_e in the bottom pan.,
The unff:is _signed to ,operate with
app,roximately 1/2" of water in bottom p_n.
10. Slide the unit into the cabinet.(See

For secur_y purpo_,
cabinet's, sides,

Fig, 6

Fig. 7)

rein,stall screws(Type A) at

J Power cord

_rew(Type A)
/

_rew(l"y_

1 1 ,,Cut the foam-striilp (_ to the proper length
and insert between the upper window
sash and Me lower window sash,

A}

Fig, 7

Fig, 8

(See Fig., 8)

12, Attach the window locking bracket @ with
a _pe C _rew, (See Fig. 9)
Fig, 9
13, Attach the front grille to Me cabinet by
inserting the tabs on the grille into the
tabs on the front of the cabinet, Push the
grille iin until it snaps into place, (See
Fig,t0)

Fig, 10
! 4_ U'ff the intet grille and secure it wi_ a type
A screw _rough the front grille,
(See Fig, 11)

15. Window installa#on of room air conditioner
is n_ completed. _e ELECTPJCAL DATA
for attaching power cord to electrical outleL
Fig, 11

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Installation

t, If you _nt to pull out: the filter upward,
open the in_et grille slightly, Turn inside out
the front gri_le,
Disasisemble the inlet gdlllie from the front
grille with separating the hinged part by
inserting a °--" type screw-driver tip..
RoUte the inlet gdHe 180 degre_ and
insert the hooks into the lower holes of
front grille.

Fig. 12

Then, insert the filter, (.See Fig,l 2, !3)

2. Attach the front grille to the cabinet by
inserting the _bs on the grillle into the tabs
on the front oF the cabinet. Push the grille iin
until it snaps into, p_ace, (See Fig,l 4)

3, Lift the inlet grille and secure it with a _pe
A screw through the front gdHe,
(See Fig. 15)

4. if you want to pull out the filter downward,
use the reversible inlet grille without
(The grille is akeady assembled
way,}

Fig. 14

for that

Fig, 15

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Operatinginstructions

Theremote

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control and control panel will look like one of the following pictures.

Room, Air Conditioner

Operating

Instructions

1, P'CMIER BUTTON
To turn the air conditioner ON_push [_ button. To _rn the air conditioner OFE push t_ bu_0,nagain.
This bu_o,n_kes priority over any other buEons.

2. OPERATION MODE SELECTION BUTTON
Everytime you push this button, it _B toggle COOL, FAN and HEAT,

3. ON/OFF TIMER BUTTON!
Everytime _u push this butlon, timer is set as follows.(1Hour _ 2Hours -_ 3Hou_ _ 4Hours _ 5,Hours
-) 6Hours _ 7Hours-) 8Hours _ 9Hou_-_ 10Hours-_ llHours _ 12Hours -.) Cancel),
You will usually use shut-off time while you sleep.
For your sl_piing comfort,once timer is set,the [empera[ure setting wiB raise 2° F after
30,min and once again after another 30rain.

4. FAN SPEED SELECTOR
EverytJmeyou push thusbutton it is _[ as folil_s, (Hi[ F2 ] _ Low[ F I 1_ Hi[ F2 !...)

5. ROOM TEMPERATURE SETTING BUTTON
This butto,n can au[oma_call[y _ntro, I the temperature of the room. The tem_mture
range of 60°F to _'F by I°F.

_n be set within a

6. ENERGY SAVER
The fan stops when the compressor stops oo,oling.
A_proximatel!y,_#ery3 munutes the fan will turn on and check the room air to determine if cooling is n_,ded.

7. REMOCON SIGNAL RECEIVER
A slight heat odor may come from the unff when first switching to HEAZ after the cooling
season is over_This odor, _used

by fine dust particles on the Iheater, will dlisap_ar

quickly.

after an electrical power _Jlure, the unit wilt begin to run at itslast se_ir_.

When the air conditioner has been _rformed its c_ling operation and is t:urn_ off or set:to the fan
position, wait _ least 3 minutes betore resetting to the cooling o_r_ion again,

1, Remove, the cover from the back of 'the remote
controller.
2, In_rt two batteries,
* _ sure that the (+) and (-) directions are
corre_,
° _ sure _at bo_ batteries are new.
3. Reoattach the cover.

* Da not u_ rechargeab_e batteries_
Such batteries d_fer from standard
dry cobs in shape_ dimen_ons, and
performance,
°i Remove the bakeries from the
remote controBer if the air
conditioner is not going to be u_d
for an extended JengC[h
of time,

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Operating

Instructions

The ventilation _evermust be in the CLOSE position in order to maintain _e best cooling conditions,
When fresh air is n_es_ry
in the ram, set the venflEation iever to the OPEN _sition.
The damper is opened and room air is drawn out_
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Part@

Before u_ng the ventilation feature,
position the le,¢er,as shown. First, p,ull down
part ,_;_:,
to horizon_l line with part @:

The direction of air can be controll_

_ereve_

you want to coo_ by adjusting the horizontal
louver and the verti_l _ouver.
* HORIZONTAL AIR_IREC_ON

iCONTROL

The horizontal! air direction is adjusted by
rotating the vertical

louver right or lefto

* VERTICAL AIR-DIRECTION CONTROL
The vertical ,air diredion is adiusted by rotating
the horizo,nta_ louver forward or backward

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Operatinginstructions

_e air conditbner employs a proper drain method whereby the conden_d
air) is drained to the outside,

water (moisture re_ved

from the

in very humid weather, (and for reverse cycle mode_s in the reJerse mo_) exce_ve coinden_f_ water
removed from the air my cause _me water to collect, To remove this excess water you can install the drain
pan as de_i_d below,
CABINET
i, Take Me drain pan which is [_ated in the air di_bar_
2. Remove the hoi,erubber from the base-pan (for some m_els),,
3, Insta!l the drain pan to the right corner of the cabinet with 4 (or 2)
_rews.

DRAIN
PAN

4,, Connect the drain ho_ of 3/5" insi_ diameter to the outer i_ated
at the bottom of the drain pan You can purcha_ the ,drain hose or
tubing locally to satiny your par_,cular needs. (Drain bose is not
_Jppli_).

DRAIN

HOSE

A drain ho_ is provided at the rear of the air conditioner un&
Select a drain me_od according to Me following..
!_ Remove the hole rubber from the baseopan (for some models)
2, Connect a drain ho_ of 9/t6 °'inside diameter to Me drain pipe as
_own in Fig, 1..

,DRAINPIP_
.......

Fig, 1

DRAINHOSE

3. Or conn_ a pipe elbow o_9/16' insi_ diameter b the drain pipe,
then connect a drain ho_ of 9/16" inside diameter to the pi_
elbow as shown in Fig, 2,
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MaintenanceandService

TURN THE AiR CONDITIONER

OFF AND REMOVE THE PLUG FROM THE POWER OUTLET.

he air fillter shouEdbe choked at Ileast twice a monh toi see if cleaning is neces_ry,. Trapped particles iinthe
fluter will build up and block the aidlow, This reduces the ooo_ing capaci_ and aim causes an accumulation o_
f_ on the c_ling coil&
1. Open the inllet grille upward by pulling out the bottom of the inlet grille.(a)
In another case, _ui _n open the in_et,grille downward by pul!ling out the top of the inlet grill!e,(b)
2.. Remove the air filter from the front grille a_,mbly

by pul_ing the air filter upi o,i"_wn slightly.

3, Wash he filter using lukewarm water below 40°C (10,4°F),(c)
4, Gently shake the excess water from the filter comp_etely_Repla_ the filter,

(a)

(b)

(c)

Mark A of inlet gri_e means opening diredion,

1 ,.Pulli down front gdile from he cabinet top.

3. O_n the inlet grille.

2, Push front, grille's,ti_. toward the ,cab,in,stin or_r
_oi insert front grille's ta_. into
the, cabinet..

4 Tighten the screw through the front grille into the
plate of the e_aporator or base, pan,
5, Close inlet grille_

When the unit o_ra_es on extremely hot weather, i[ turns off automati_Hy to pro,[_[ _mpressor

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MaintenanceandSe_/ice

Before calling for service, please review the bBowing lid of common proNems and solutbns.
The air conditioner is _ting
normally where
• You hear a pinging noi_. _is is cau_d by water being picked up by the _n_nser
on rainy days or in
higNy humid conditions. This.feature is designed to help remove, moisture in the air and improve cooling
efficiency.
• You hear the thermostat dick,. This is caused by the compressor cycle starting and stopping.
°Yoiu _,e water dripping from the rear of the unit, Water ma_ybe collected in the ba_ pan in h_Ny hum_
conditions o,r,on rainy days Thiis 'water overflc_wsand drips from the rear o! the unit,
• You hear the fan running while the compressor is silent, This is a norma_ operational feature,
The air conditioner may _

oper_ng

abnormally when:

i

....
° Make sure the plug is completelly plugg_
o_let

into the

fu_ or reset the breaker
The air conditioner,,,
does not operate
at _11

° In the event of a power failure, set the power control
to OFR When the power _ restored, wait 3 minutes
to restart the air conditioner fo prevent the
,comp,re_r from over!oading
• Pre_. the RESET button located on the power cord
p_ug.if the RESET huron wi_fnot stay engaged,
di_ontinue use of the air conditioner and contac_ a
qual!ified _w_e

technician,

° Make sure there are no cu_ains, blinds, furniture or
other obslades in front of the air conditioner
Set the TEMP control to a lower number,

• Clean the fiffer at least every 2 weeks. Refer to the
°Maintenance and Se_ice " section d the manual
Air conditioner
does not cool

give the air conditioner _me time to, cool the room.
•' When the air conditioner is,first turned o,n
you need to a![ow time for the room to c_! down,
* Check for open furnace floor resisters and cold air
return&
°,CLOSE the air _nditioner vent
• See ice appears on the air conditioner _low

Ice appears on the
air cone_ioner.

• Ice may b_ockthe air flow and obst_u_ the air
_nd_ioner from pro_rly cooling the room,
• Set the mo_ control at HIGH fan or high cool with
the high temperature,

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PARA SUS ARCHIVOS
Escfiba aqui[ ell modelo y nBmero de serie:
Mode|o

n°:

Sefle n_:
PUi_ enconhar _t_
datos en _a et[queta sit_ada en e_
_teral de ca_ un[dad.
Nombre del dist_buidor:
Fecha _

compra:

[] Adjunte su r_i_ a es_ p_gina con _a grapado_-a para
el momento qlue Io ne¢÷sifte _ra probar la fecb_ d!e su
adquisici6n o para la v_[daci6n de A garantia.

LEA ESTE MANUAL
En su iintefior encont_ara much_ consei_
_tJ_ sob_'e la
u_lizaci6n y mantenim[ento de su a_ndic_nador
de aire,
U_s
_)cos cui,dados _r su _le
ile pu_en
ahorrar
mucho
tiempo
y dineto
durante
la. v[da
d,e su
acondicioa,ador de aire,
En ma tab,la de consejos para Ila soluci6,n rAp[da de
pr_m,a,s
enco,ntra_ muchas [_pi_j_tas
a _ p[o,Nemas
m_s habituates. Si revisa pHmero _uestra Tabla de
Consejos _ra la soluci6,n Ap/[da de probiemas, tal vez no
necesite Hamar nunca al senAcio t_n[co,

* P6ngia_ en coitl_ac_o con un tdcnlco _ _w_cio
autoH_do
para readier |a repataci6n y
manten_miento de esta _nidad.
, P6nga_ en contacl_o con _n insta|ador
para rea|i_r
|a instalaci6n de esta _i._d.
, C_ando _ va a camb_ar el cable el_c_rico, e_ ttab_o
de r_mpla_mi_to
_be _t r_|i_do.
_ntcamente
por personal a_oriza_,
_t_liz_ndo |as pie_s de
carnbio genuinas unicamente.
. E| ttaba_o de t_mplazamienlto
debe set rea|_do
ac_erdo c,o_ e| C6d_
_l_a_rico Nacio_ai
uni_men_e
pot pe_na_
autotiz_do.

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Precaucionesde Seguridad'

Para _itar

les.iones ai us.uario o, a otras personas y daSos, a lap, ropi_ad,

estas instrucciones

est_n _gukse
II Una o_raci6n

incorrecta _r igno,rar las ins_ru_bnes pr_ocara i,esbnes o daffy. La seri_ad se dasifica

_r Ilassi,guient_ indiicacion_.

ill Significados

dle los. s_mbo,bs utilizados en este manual..

No hacer,
Siga estas instrucciones.

[] Instaiacibn

• De Io contr,ario, podria p,rovocar
un incendio o. descarga
e_ectri_

• _ !o contrari,o_ _dria pro,v_ar
un incendio o descarga
ele,ctrica

• De Io contrario, pu_e
una descarga el_ri_
in_ndio debido a la

provo_r
o

generaci6n de caloro

• Pu_e ocasionar _llos y una
descarga electric&

• Los _rdes afilados pu,_en
provo_r lesione&

• Podda ocumr una expiosi6n o
incendio,

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Precauciones

de. Seguridad

[] O,peracibn

• P'u_e ocasionar una explosi6n
o descarga e_ect:rica.

• De 1ocontmrio, puede provocaruna
_sc:a@3 el@ct_cao incendio_bido
a _ageneraciSnde calor,

• Puede ocasionar un incendio y
una descarga e[ectrica.

• Puede provocar fallos en el
producto o descargas
electricas,

• De !o contrado, puede _urdr
un incendio y runa_idente _ir

• De Io contrario, pueden _u_ir
descargas ,e!6_dcas y fall!os,

• _ido
a que e_v,entila_r gira a
a_tave_o¢idaddu_anteel
funcionamiento, _drla o,casionar
lesiones.

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• De io contrarb, podffa provocar un
inc_ndio o _scarga el_ctr_a.

• Evitar,& e[ a_anque accidental y
[a posibilidad de lesio.nes.

Precauciones

• De Io contrario, puede provocar
una descarga efectri_ o
incendio debido a _a

• Provocara de_argas
o incendios..

el6ctricas

de Seguridad

• Provocar& desca,rgas
el_tricas.

gen,eraci6n de calor,

o P_rla ocasionar una ,descarga
electri_ y daSos,

• _ Io,contrario, _,drla ocumr
una explosi6n o incendio_

• Son iPumi,agudas y pueden
provocar lesioRes:,

[] Instalacion

• De Io co.ntrario gu_e
vecinalies.

dar lugar a disl3utas

* De Io contrado se _rla
escapes ,de agua.

cau_r

vibr,aciones o

i
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Precaucionesde Seguridad

• Operacibn

aparato,

. Pu_e i_iio,Rarse al (_er_ del
aparato o al caerse los objeto,s
que haya ,co]_adio,

E] funcionamiento sin fiitros
puedie p,rovocar _llos.

©

a ocas_onar es_ones

,an ocumr
saiud,

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fesiom_s p,e_nales.

Antesdeponer el _uipo

en funcionamiento

1. P6ngas,e ,en contacto con un especialis_ para realizar la instalaci6n.
2. Enchufe correctamente la toma de, alimentaci6n..
3.. Utilice un oiircuito dedicado.
4_ No utilice un cable aiargador.
5..No inicie/cese el funcionamiento
el6ctrico.
6. Si el cabileienchu[e

enchufando/desenchufando

esta daffado, sustitQyalo solo _r

el cable

una pieza autorizada.

1, Estando expuesto a la circulaci6n dir_ta de aire dumnte un extenso perl_o
de tiempo _drla resultar peligroso pare su sa!ud, No exponga alas personas,
animales dom6sticos, o a las plantas a la circulaci6n de aire durante largos
periodos de tiempo,
2. Debido a la probabi!idad de fal_ de oxfgi,eno, ventile el cuarto cuando est_
utilizado el aparato junto con estufas u otros a_mtos
de ,calefa,_i6n.
3. No utilice este aire acondicionado con propositos esp_iales
no especificados
(_.: conservaci6n de dispositivos de pr_isi6n, comida, animales dom6sticos,
plantas y objetos de a_e). Tal uso p,_rta daSar los articulos.

1 No toque las pi,ezas metAli,cas de la unidad al retimr el fiitro Manejar aristas
afiladas de metal puede causar lesione&
2, No utilice el agua _ra iimpiar el interior .del aire a_ndicionado.
La ex_sici6n
a[ iagua p,u_e destruir el aislamiento, oonduciendo a _sibles descargas
el_tricas.
3, Ai limpiar la unidad, aseg_rese antes: de que la el_tricidad
y el interruptor
est,_n apagados. Ell ventilador rota a muy alta velocidad durante el
funcionamiiento del _ui_.
Existe la posibilidad de lesiones si acciona
accidentalmente la el_tricidad
de la unidad mientms limpia e.I interior de la

Pare cuestiones de re_raci6n
y mantenimiento,
distribuidor de servicio, autorizado.

_ngase

en contacto con su

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lntroduccidn

Este slm_lo

Io advie_e

de un I_ligro,

de accidente

por

corriente el,_ctrica,
Este sim_lo
io adiveirte
daho, del ventliador.
Este sim_lo

E_e

apamto

deberia

instal,arse

de an peligro que pu_a

significa condicciones

de acuerdo

con _as normas

causar un

es,peciales.

del C_igo

El_ctrico

Nacional,

Deflector de aire vertica_
(Reji_la Ih_rizontal}
Ddlec_orde ,aidehorizenta_

1
De_carga de aire

Entra_ de aire
Gabinete
_

Filtro de aire

Contro! remo!o

Abrazadera

ba_

Ca_r_dor
Cable de alimentacion
Pane/de @nlrel

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SeguraidaElecfrica

115V~

230V_

El cable de ali_entaci6n pue,_ induir un
dispos_ivo inte_uptor de co_ie_e La
carcasa ,de1enchufe cuen_a con un bot6n
prueba y otto de reinicio.. El dis#_ivo
de_
comp_bar_
_n6di_,ente
presJ_ar_o
primero el _6n TESZ y diespues RESET.
Si el bot6n TEST no se desconecta o si el
bot6n RESET no pe_anece activo,
suspe_a e! u_ del _re acondicionado y
_gase
en contacto con un tecnJco de
_r'¢icio cualificado.

.,.illi.J

La _rma puede ser diferente seg_Snsu modelo.
Utilice el enchufe _ [a pared

Con_mo

_ Energla
No p_siol_ nunca_ bot6n_ pr_a dura_ el
|u_io_m_nto, _ _oco_r_no _ _chufe podffa
_uitar daffado°

Standard
L_e_s

125V, enchute

_a 3
Utiii_ u_ _u8ib[iede
15AMP, o, un

de 15A_ 12gV A©

Ir_,errupto_de 15AMP,

Standard 250V, enchufe _
Lfneas de 15A, 250V AC

Standard 250V, enchufe _
Uneas de 20A, 250V AC

Estedis_itivo con_er_e
productos
quimic_,
inclu_ndo pbmo ,cor_ci_ en e! estado@
Californiacomop_ducto cancerige_ y ca_santede
defectosde nacimientoy o_osdaSosal s_tema
_ve_ bien As manostras _qipu!_ ' e_dispositivo
Nodesmoate,modifiqu,eni sumerjaea aguaeste
enchde.

3

Si ,eldispos_ivosea_ivara deber_,co_egirla ,causa
_tes de voh,er a _ilizado_

3

Utili® ut_fusible de
20,AMP,o un
I_errupto_de 20AMP,

Loshit_ c0_ductor_dentr'ode_cab__t_
_o_bli_daie&,quesu_vi_

rodeados

la ,co_ie_lte
de_uga,

Estosblindajes_o est_ puest_ a ti,erra,

NO USE CABLE DE E_ENSION

EN UNIDADES

DE 208, 230, AND 20&_230,VOLTIOS.
Todo e_ cableado deber,_ r_lizarse de acuerdo
con _os c6dligos y reglamentos el_ricos
locales.
El cableado do,mestico de aluminio podria
o_sionar prob_emas esp_ia[es, Consul'te a un
e[ectricista caliificado.

E×ami_e_r_di_me_e el c,ab!een _
d,e
_alquier d,affo_
Noutili_ este;roductosi i,_ blindaj_
_esultaran
expu_to&
Evitee!rie_o dede_rgas e_r_cas: e_a unidad_o
puedese__e£arada
pot ei usuario_r set ire_ster_te
y
a pr_ebadealte_a_o_esManipularla po[ci6n_l!ada
de la unidada_ulia_4
todasAs gara_flasy que_s@
rendimiemoE_a unidad_o_t,i di_5ad,a_atasu uso
comoun i_terr_tor d,e_ndido-apagad0,

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Seguraida

Electrica

(FAVORLEA CON ATENCION)
POR LA SEGURIDADPERSONALDEL USUARIO,ESTE
APARATODEBE SEll DEBfDAMENTENEUTRALtZA_.
Et cord6n de energia _ este aparato esta _uipado
con tr_ iPa_s(cable a tierra)oL,ffili_ _ste con un
enchufe de pared _ kes salidas(a tie,a) para
minimi_r el peligro _ choque electrico, El cliente
de_ revi_ar el r_eptor de pared y e_circui_ pot un
eledrici_a ca_ificado para a_gurarse que ia
rece_i6n esta _lbidamen'_ neutrali_.

NO CORTE0 REMUEVALA TERCERAPATA(GROUND)
OEL ENCHUFE.
A. SmTUACJONESEN LAS CUALES EL APARATO
ES DESCONECTADO OCASIONALMENTE:
Debii_ a_peliigro_tencia_, no_otros no
recomendamos e,_u_, de adaptado,res, Sin embargo,
si usted desea utitizar un adaptador, una CONEXiON
TEMPORAL, puede _
efectuada. Utili_ adap_adores UL, disponibles en la
mayor/a de los estab_e cimientos, de
herramientas. La pata mas grande deJadaptador
_be ser a[/neada con [a pata mas gran_ _l
inter_uptor para as_urarse una po_ari_dSn
adecuada.

Adap_r la terminal del gm.und deJ adap_dor a
la cubier_ de la _red con un
tomilio no neutralliza el aparato a _nos
que _a
cubie_ de_tomil_o sea de metal, u no sea
in_ada, y e_ r_eptor de pared este
ne_li_do
a t_av_s ,del alambrado deli _a casa.
El c_iente _ebe hacer venficar el ¢ircui'_ por un
e_ectricista calificado para ase_urar_ que e_
receptor es_ debidamente neutr_lizado.
Descor_.cte el cor_n _ e_rgla ,_l adaptation,
_liza_ una _no en cada uno. De Iiocon_raxb,_a
terminal del a_dor
pue_ _omi_e, NO,UTILI!CEel
aparato con un er_h_e rote.
B, S_TUACIO,NESEN LAS CUALES EL APARATO
ES DESCONECTADO CON
FRECUENC_A.
No _i_ic_ un adaptado_ en estas circunstancias,
Desconectar el o_rd6n de enet:gfa con kecuencia _o
Hevar_ al m,entual t'ompimiento de la terminal
neu_alizaci6n, La _uda de energia de la pared
_be ser reemp._azadapot una salida de t_es
patas(ne u!tralizada).
USO DE EXTENS_ONES
Debi_ al _ligiro _tencial, no reco.men_mos la
uti_izaci6.ndle extensiones.. Sin embark, si usted
_sea utili_r una extensi6n, utili_ aria
_ca_
por CSA/UL de try. alambres,
_tabgada 15A, 125V.

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Ins_lacion

1. Para prevenir ]a v[brac[6n y e[ ru[do,
asegure de que [a un[dad est_ instaaUada
s_iura y firmemente,

C@rc_

Pabei!6n

2, I!nsta[e Ja un[dad d[onde e! so[ no refleje
directamente en ]a unidad,
3. La sa]ida debe extenderse hacia afuera _r
[Io men,os 12" y no debe hab,er obs_culos,
como cercas o _r_es,
en 20" de la parte
de atr&s de[ gab[nete porque va ha
prevenir ]a rediaci6n de ca]or del
conden_dor,
Restficiones del .aire de afuera reducir&
girandemente la eficiencia de[ aire
acondicionado.

Todas {as ventaniHas de lois lados del gab,inete deben mantenerse expuestas hacia afuera de
]a e_ructura.
4 ]nsta]e I[a un[dad un poco incil[nada de tal forma que ]a parte trasera est_ [igeramente
mAs baia que el frente(cerca de V2"),.
Esto forzar& el agua de[ condensador hacia afuera..
5. ]nsta]e la un[dad con la parte inferior cerca de 30"_

° arfiba hive[ de sue_o.

Esta unidad estA diseffada para qu!e sea
[nsta]ada en ventanas domes est&ndare_s con
una abertura actual de ancho desde 27" a
39".
La parte sup,erio,r e [nfefiro de la ventana
debe ab,fi_rIo suficiente para permitir una
abe_ura ve_ica] ]ibre de 16" desde la pa_e
inferior de ]a ventana hasta [a base de Ila
raisin&

Aifeizar
_terioF

(Sa

pare_

£×lerior

235/8"rain
c_bierla de armazon}

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Instaladon

NO,

DESARMAIDOR

NOMBRE

LA PARTE

CN_D

1

PANEL GU[A

2

3,
4

TO,RN]LLO
TUERCA

2
2

5

TO,RN]LLO(TIPO

A)

13

7
8

TOiRN]LLO(TIPO
TIRA DE GOMA

C)

5
1

9

BANDA ADHESlVA

1

i0

GU!iA MARCO

2

(+_ _)_REGiLA_ CUCH_LLO,, MAR_ILO_

LApi_z_

NIVEL

]

PRE, PARACION DEL CHASlS
1. Remueva los tornillos cuales sujetan el
gabinete a ambos lados yen la pa_e de
atrgs,

/

_pode

2. Desiice la unidad fuera del gabinete tomando
eU,agarradero de ],abandeja y hale hacia e!
frente mientras manflene el gabinete,
3, Remueva et material EPS,
4. Corte el marco de la ventana con el [argo
apro, piado. Desprenda la parte de atr,_s y
sujete e] foamolP'E @ en la parte inferio,rrdell
marco de la ven_na,,
5. inserta la guia n_rco @ en la parte inferior
de] gabinete.
6. Inserte los Ipane[es gu[as (_ en la guia
superior yen la guia marco.
7. Sujete el arm_on a la unidad con 4
tomillos.(T[po A)

EPS

(Ti_

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A)

lnstalacion

1, Abra _a ven4ar_ia. Marque una h'nea en el
centr,o del banqiueta de la ventana(o la
ubicaci6n deseada de_ a[re aco, ndicionado),.
Cuidadosamente
ubique el gabinete en la
banqiueta de la ventana y alinee la marc:a
central en el frente inferior con e] centre de
la H'nea marcada
ventan,a

en la banque_

,Gul'a Su
Taburete de la
Ventana

de la

Angub

Fig, 1

de _lante

2, Hale hacia abajo ]a parte inferior de la
'venCtan,ahasta que se una detrAs de la gula

No halle ]a ven_na hacia abajo tan
apretadamente
que e] movim[ento dell panell
guia sea restfing[do

Banda adh,esiva

Interior

E×iefior

3 Ugeramente ensamble el soporte deU alfe[zar
us.ando las partes de la fig 3,

So_rt,e

del AIf6izar_,

Temi!b_

4. Se_cio,ne
la pos[c[6n que ubicarA e]
so_rte
de_ alf_izar ,cer_ de! punto mAs
exterior dell alf_izar,('Ver Fig. 4)

Tomi llo(Tipo A}
Guia Marco (

Tenga ,cuidad!o a] ins,talar e! gabinete(las
gu/as marco, @ se rompen fAcflmente).
5. Pegue el so_rte
antepJecho a los fielies de
la c.aja en relacion a la posicion des.eada
usando dos tomillos Tipo A en cada sopo, rte,
(Vet Fig 4)

Exterior

Interior

Tomillo(Tipo

B) @

6, El gab[nete debe set instalado con una
pequeSa caida(cerca de 112") hacia abajo
haciia afuera (Vet Fig. 5,}.

7. Adjunte e] gabinete all banquete de la
ventana atorniflando los tomi]]o,s ®_i_
B:
Largo diecis_is milimetros y menos,) a trav6s
de] A.ngu]o frontal en la banqueta de la
ventana,

de

Marco

ulo de DJ@ia_t,@

& Hale _da iPanell gufa completamente
a _da
Iiado de ]a ventana y repita dell paso 2.

Tornillo(Tipo

B) @

Fig, 5

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Instalacion
9, Adjunte cada panel guia a _da
ven_na usando tornillos _Ti_
(Vet Fig, 6)

lado de la
C)..

No pe_,re la charola de! rondo, La unidad est&
di_Sada para operar con aproximadamente
1/2" de agua en EacharoJa de1fondio,
10, Deslice el chasis dentro del gabine_e
(Ver Fig, 7)
Conr_n
Aliment_cion

£or razones de _uddad,
re instale los tomillos
_i_ A) en l_; lados de! gabinete,

Tornillo(T_po

A}
Tomillo(Tipo

A)

11. Corte la tira de goma _) a la, m_ida
ap,ropiada e introdQzcalla entre la pa_e
supenor e inferior de la ventana,
(Ver Fig. 8)

12. Suiete la chapade sop,orte en el marco de
la ventana @ con untomiHo tipo C.
(vet Fig, 9)

Fig. 7

Fig, 8

Chapa _

soporla

_ra

Fig, 9
13, Pegue el panel frontal a la _ja insertando
los fijadores en el pane_ adentro los del
panel de la caja. (Vet Fig. 10)

14, Levante la _rri!l!a de entmda y aj_stela
con torniffos Tipo A, atrav_s de la Iparrilla
frontal. (Vet Fig. 11 )

Fig, 10

15, Ahora ta ins_taciSn de/aim acondicionado
en la ven_na es completada; Vea los DATOS
insta/ar el' cable de
ali_#t_6n
en la toma _ corriente.

Fig, 11

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lnstalacion

1. Si ust_ d_ea _car e] fiitro, _r
Ila rejiHa die entrada Iligeramente.
Vuelte la rejilla frontal

arriba, abra

Separe la iParte engoznada inser_ndo ]a
punta de] destomitlador de tipo ".°..°..!'
para
desensamblar ].arejiHa de entrada desde I!a
re]ilia frontal
Gire la re]ilia de entrada 1,80 grados, e inserte
los ganchos en los. huecos infer[ores def rij[Ha
frontal

Fig, 12

inserte el filtro (Ver Fig !2, 13)

2. P,_ue e] pane] frontal a ]a caja insertando _os
fijadores en el pane_ adentro los de] panel de
la caj& (Vet Fig. 14)

3. Levante Is parrilla de entrada y ajQste[a con
to,miHos _
A, atrav_s de ]a parfiHa frontal
(Vet Fig, 15)

4. Si ust_ desea sacar e] filtro _r ab,ajo, usar
la reiifla de entrada reversible.
,(_ rejilla es ya dise_ada para ta_ manera)

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

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Instru_io, nnes ,de Funcionamiento

El mando a distancia y ielpa'_l

1. BOT6N

eJ s.istema presione el _t6n,

y para APAGARLO

presione

el bot6n otra vez_

_ene prioddad sobre todos Uos otros botones,

2. BOTON DE SELECCION

DElL MODO OPERACIONAL

Cada vez que presione este botSn, ras palabras
alternadamente.

36

a los de las siguientes im_genes,

DE LA CORR|IENTEi

Para ENCENDER
Este _tSn

de control se pare_r_n

Aire Acondicionador

FRIO, VENTILADOR

y CALENTAR

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de Func[onamiento

3,. BOTON ON/OFF TIMER
Cada vez que presione este bot6n, e_ marcador

de tiem_

se ajustar_ de Ila siigMiente

manera:

(1Hora _ 2 Horas _ 3 Horas _ 4 Horas _ 5 Horas _ 6 Horas _ 7 Horas
8 Horas _ 9 Horas _ 10 Horas _ 11 Horas _ 12 Horas -) C:ance.lar)
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