Termal TMCZ 105 F, User Manual

Page 1: ... 1 USER S MANUAL MOBILE TYPE AIR CONDITIONER WITH OZONE FRIENDLY R410A REFRIGERANT TMCZ 105 F WARNING PLEASE READ CAREFULLYTHIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING YOUR NEWAIR CONDITIONER ErP Model ...

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Page 3: ...GENERAL INFORMATION 4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 6 NAME OF THE COMPONENTS 9 OPERATING PANEL 10 IR REMOTE CONTROL 13 COOLING MODE 14 HEATING EFFECT 16 DEHUMIDIFY MODE 18 CLEANING MAINTENANCE OF AIR CONDITIONER 19 TROUBLESHOOTING 20 ...

Page 4: ...ure We hope you enjoy a pleasant room climate with your Mobile Air Conditioner TMCZ 105 Z INTRODUCTION TECHNICAL DATA GENERAL INFORMATION The Unit can be moved easily on rollers from room to room If Unit is moved after it has been operating for a certain period pay attention as condensate water could have formed inside its tank therefore leakages of water may occur We recommend to move the Air Con...

Page 5: ...t by pulling the connection line This can damage the power cable wall Fig 1 Despite the splash water protection you should not operate the Unit in moist areas such as e g swimming baths or similar areas The colour of the Unit can change slightly due to direct solar radiation The Mobile Air Conditioner TMCZ 105 F is equipped with a special thermal deactivation This protects the Unit from overheatin...

Page 6: ...ollows This symbol indicates to disconnect the power plug Caution When moving the Unit make sure to turn off the power as water spilled from the water tank may lead to hazards such as If you choose the continuous drainage option see further on please check the drain hose is properly placed to avoid any leakage Before cleaning the unit turn it off and disconnect the power plug as the fan rotation m...

Page 7: ...osure to direct sunlight or rain may cause electroshock or Do not expose the Unit to moisture as this may lead to electroshock Do not spurt water on the Unit as this may cause electroshock Never touch the air conditioner with wet hands Never install the Unit in narrow spaces Do not extend or shorten the power cord Never attempt to sit or ride on the Unit as this may lead to injury through accident...

Page 8: ... h t e r u s e k a M value on the wall receptacle is correct 220V If not so this may result severe damage to the Unit Do not insert any sharp objects into the intake or blowout vent as the fan rotating at high speed may cause injuries to people and short circuiting on the Unit Keep the Unit away from heating appliances as this may cause melting or combustion of the plastic shield r e n o i t i d n...

Page 9: ...ea with explosive and caustic substances Please wait at least 5 minutes after switching off the Unit before switching it back on to ensure the compressor is not damaged The compressor has a power demand of at least 7 amps Do not use any extension cable with this Unit use is excluded Technical Service for safety reasons CAUTION This Unit can only be used by persons including children with reduced k...

Page 10: ...of 25 C TEMP In Cooling mode every time the button is pressed temperature lowers by 1 C up to a minimum value of 17 C In Heating mode every time the button is pressed temperature lowers by 1 C up to a minimum vaue of 15 C LED DISPLAY The display shows room temperature If you press TEMP button or TEMP displayed If you press TIMER automatic start of air conditioner or deactivation automatic stop of ...

Page 11: ...e following way i When Unit is powered but not in operation press TIMER button twice to select time interval number of hours at the end of which Unit will automatically start operation temperature iii As soon as set time interval number of hours has expired Unit automatically starts operation If POWER button is pressed before set time interval has expired TIMER setting is cancelled Unit starts and...

Page 12: ...n set the desired time interval number of hours for the duration of Sleep function by following the directions described at the previous page in TIMER Time interval for automatic stop and Time interval for automatic start Press TIMER button until the desired time interval is displayed After the hour display the display switches automatically to the previous ambient temperature To change the temper...

Page 13: ...s this button to select the functions Cooling Heating or Dehumidify 3 TIMER For programming automatic start stop of the Air Conditioner 4 AUTO Automatic fan speed 5 HI High fan speed 6 MID Middle fan speed 7 LOW Low fan speed 8 SLEEP For selecting Sleep mode 9 TEMP For setting the desired temperature ...

Page 14: ...d attach to it an end of the drain hose Then insert the other end of drain hose in an COOLING IN INDOOR OPERATION The Unit stands in the room to be cooled Connect the air hose and the air outlet grid to the Unit as displayed in the illustration the air hose connection piece and air outlet grid need to be exchanged according to the position of the Unit indoor operation or outdoor operation For cool...

Page 15: ...may deactivate If this occurs continuously we recommend you to temporarily use the INDOOR OPERATION of the Unit It is also recommended to connect the drainage hose for discharging condensation water Select COOLING function Select your desired temperature the settable temperature range is between 17 C and 30 C The air with high oxygen content cooled by the Unit is fed into the room through the air ...

Page 16: ...n if the outside temperature is lower than 7 C However you must then ensure that the Unit is operated inside and that room temperature is at least 7 C Caution In Heating mode Heating effect it is not possible to select fan speed as the fan automatically operates at HI speed in order to avoid overheating of the Unit HEATING EFFECT IN INDOOR OPERATION The Unit stands in the room to be heated Connect...

Page 17: ...air outlet grid to the Unit as displayed in the illustration the air hose connection piece and air outlet grid need to be exchanged according to the position of the Unit indoor operation or outdoor operation For heating in indoor operation the position of air hose and air outlet grid is shown in the following Figures Select HEATING function Heating effect Select your desired temperature the settab...

Page 18: ...tically Remove the rubber cap on upper condensate water outlet see the Figure below 1 Attach an end of the drain hose to the outlet and insert the other end in an external container for exemple a bucket so that water may reach the container In Dehumidify mode Unit and air hose have always to be placed inside the room only indoor operation is possible 1 2 Upper outlet for drain hose Bottom outlet f...

Page 19: ...disconnected from the wall power socket Please follow the instructions below 1 Cleaning the outside of the air conditioner Clean the outside of the Unit by using a dry soft cloth Do not use any solvent by products of oil abrasive powders or chemical products in general in order to avoid damaging the plastic external surfaces use of air conditioner and then at regular intervals every two weeks ...

Page 20: ... g dusty areas Run the Unit for 12 hours The smell will disappear after a while In case of intensive odour development air the room Is it possible to operate the Unit WITHOUT the extract air hose No To achieve temperature adjustments surplus heat or coldness must be discharged Is it possible to increase the External circumstances exist which may impact the efficiency of the Unit Room insulation us...

Page 21: ...stotoohighambienttemperatures andin the Heating function to too low temperatures Please observe the instructions relating to ideal operation of the Unit Error Code E3 may also be referred to a temporary error measurement between the start and output temperature Please switch the Unit off and start it again after approx 30 minutes If the error occurs continuously the Unit requires the intervention ...

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