CLIMIA CMK 2600, Operating Manual

9.0 Commissioning

Before every commissioning the air 
inlet and outlet openings should 
be checked for foreign bodies and 
the air inlet filter must be checked 
for dirt. Blocked or soiled grills and 
filters must be cleaned immediately, 
see "Care and maintenance" 
chapter.

Cooling mode

1.  Switch the unit on with the  

"On/Off" key.

2.  Select cooling mode with the 

"MODE" key.   
The "COOL" LED must illuminate.

3.  Set the desired target 

temperature with the 
"Temperature setting" key. The 
selected target temperature will 
be shown in the display. If the 
fan speed selected is too large 
or too small then this can be 
adjusted with the "FAN" key.

Recirculation mode

1.  Switch the unit on with the  

"On/Off" key.

2.  Select ventilation mode with the 

"FAN" key.   
The "FAN" LED must illuminate.

Via a wall pass-through

 
The hose supplied is firmly attached 
to a wall pass-through. A suitable 
wall pass-through is available as an 
accessory 

(Fig. 7)

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10.0 Shutdown

Temporary shutdown

 
If it is planned to shut down the unit 
for longer periods e.g. during the 
winter, proceed as follows: 

1.  Let the unit run in recirculating 

operation for ca. 2 hours in 
order to dry the surfaces of 
the evaporator fins. This will 
transport the remaining 
moisture out of the unit and this 
will avoid unpleasant odours 
when the unit is  
re-commissioned.

2.  Switch the unit off with the 

"On/Off" key, pull out the 
power plug and wind up the 
power supply cable. Ensure that 
the cable is not kinked or too 
severely bent. 

3.  Place a suitable container 

underneath the condensate 
drain of the internal reservoir. 
The condensate drain is located 
on the lower rear side of the unit.

4.  Pull out the stopper from the 

condensate drain and collect the 
condensate that drains out.

5.  Then insert the stopper once 

again. 
A missing stopper or an 
incorrectly inserted stopper will 
result in condensate leaking out 
after re-commissioning.

6.  Store the unit in an upright 

position in a cool, dry and dust-
free location protected from 
direct sunlight. Cover the unit 
with a synthetic cover to protect 
it against dust if desired.

NOTE

In some circumstances routing 

the exhaust air via a firmly 

attached exhaust air hose, 

e.g. through closed doors or 

windows, can lead to negative 

pressure in the room in which the 

unit is being used. If this should 

reduce the performance of the 

unit then arrange for the pressure 

to be equalised.

Fig. 5

Exhaust air with open window

Fig. 6

Exhaust air with tilted window

Fig. 7

Wall pass-through

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