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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
<115V, 60Hz> 2 Main Control Knob Set Main Control Knob to desired position : OFF - Stops all operations. FAN - Fan only operation without cooling. LOW COOL - Air cooling operation at low fan speed. MED COOL - Air cooling operation at medium fan speed. HIGH COOL - Air cooling operation at high fan speed. Note : To resume cooling operation, wait 3-5 minutes before restart. 3 Temp Control Knob Select the desired temperature. Lower number side - More cool. Higher number side - Less cool. Note : Temp Control number indications are for reference use only and do not represent actual room temperatures. Operation Mode Switch REGULAR - The temp, control automatically controls cooling, but the fan runs continuously whenever the air conditioner is in operation. ECONOMY - The temp, control automatically controls cooling, but when the room temperature reaches the temp, control preset point, both the fan and compressor turn off. When the temp, control requires the cooling operation to start again, both the fan and compressor turn back on together. Note : For fan only operation, Operation Mode Switch must be in “REGULAR” position. The fan will not run with the Main Control Knob set to FAN while the operation mode switch is set to “ECONOMY”. OPR MODE REGULAR ECONOMY Caution : If the unit is turned OFF and immediately on again, an automatic protection device will prevent restart of the compressor for approximately 3 minutes. This is normal, leave the switch ON and operation will resume automatically when the protection delay is completed. 4 ENGLISH Care And Maintenance Precautions for cleaning Air conditioner body л r Do not use strong cleaning agents. \J' f // Do not splash water or detergent into the unit’s body openings. lU"/' // Do not remove the control board {You may risk electric shock.) U'// /f\ Do not touch or pull the power cord with wet hand(s). (You may risk serious electric shock.) 1. Unplug the power cord. 2. Wipe the front grille with a cloth dampened in soap-and-water solution or lukewarm-water. 3. Rid the rear air inlets of dust by using a paint brush, or the like. 4. If the unit is badly soiled, heat transfer is less efficient, contact your nearest Panasonic servicenter. 5 Air filter every 2 weeks Unplug the power cord ■N r 1 To remove the air filter, pull its removal tab to the right 2 Vacuum-clean its front (or wipe it clean with a cloth) 3 Wash rear side with water 4 If the air filter is badly soiled, wash it with mild household detergent, pat dry and place it back in position When not using the air conditioner for a long time For air conditioners with a power cord, stop operation and pull out the power cord Caution: Wipe off dirt with a soft, dry cloth (use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust from the air inlet) Use a cloth and water less than 104*F to remove stubborn dirt (the cloth should be well-wrung) Do not use the following cleansers as they may cause the paint to peel and lead to malfunctions Benzene, thinner, scouring powder, chemical soaked cloths, etc Helpful Reminders Do not block the cool air outlets. (Otherwise, cooling efficiency may decrease result.) Be sure to use the specified replacement parts. (Otherwise, fire or damage may result.) Do not operate the unit without inserting the air filter. (Dust may clog the evaporator or unit failure may result.) Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself. (Be sure to contact an authorized servicenter for repairs.) To unplug the power cord, be sure to hold the plug instead of the cord. V. 7 Be sure to turn off the power or unplug the power cord in case of power failure. (After the power is restarted, wait for at least 3 minutes before restarting the unit,) Before Calling For Service Problem symptom Possible cause and remedy Temp Control is set at lower number levels Air filter requires cleaning Room size is too large for capacity of unit Ventilation lever is set OPEN The air circulation is impeded by drapes, furniture, etc , or by an improper louver setting Normal Operating Sound A soft clicking sound when compressor turns on" and off Refrigerant circulating sound when compressor is turned on Low humming sound when the unit is in operation Water splashing sound, condensation slings onto condenser coil For noise heard other than mentioned above, contact your nearest servicenter High humidity condition (Normal) Condensate water is overflowing Mount the drain pan to the unit Drain pan can be obtained from the nearest servicenter (Drain pan part number CWH40077) Unit is tilted inwards, have the unit slightly tilted outwards Blockage in drain pan 8 ENGLISH Product Specifications MODEL CW-1406BU COOLING CAPACITY Btu/h 13,500 ELECTRICAL Phase Single RATING Cycle Hz 60 Voltage V 115 Running Current Amps. 12.0 Power Input Watts 1,420 EER Btu/Watt«h 9.5 MOISTURE REMOVAL Pints/hr 3.4 ROOM AIR CIRCULATION Cf/min 390 DIMENSIONS Height Inches 16-7/8 Width Inches 2...