Addvent AVACSPL12N 설치 지침 및 사용자 설명서 - 페이지 13
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페이지 인쇄AVACSPL12+18Ninstructions
Operation
Note: Heating operation
The system may get overloaded if the air conditioner absorbs too much heat from
air. The fan of the outdoor unit stops automatically to protect air conditioner as
controlled by the microprocessor.
Dehumidifying operation
When the fan of the outdoor unit stops, it may show frost. This is normal.
When the temperature is in auto set, it can not be changed.
Operates at a temperature lower than room temperature.
If the ambient temperature is too high, cooling operation is under excessive load
condition, so the room temperature may not reach set temperature,(cooling
operation).
Air Speed and Air Flow Adjustment
G
Press
Every time the button is pressed, air speed changes in sequence of
I
– medium,
I
I
Select
I
Select sleep operation to reduce the noise levels when you want to sleep.
G
Press
Every time the button is pressed, air direction changes in sequence of (1)
(2) (3) (4) (5)
G
Recommended range of up/down air flow see figure 19
Adjust with
select (3) or (5) if in heating.
Air flow adjustment
To change left/right air direction
G
Manually adjust the left/right air directing blades.
Complete adjustment before operation. DO NOT adjust during operation.
Comfortable Sleeping Operation
To select this operation
G
Press
Start this operation when you want to have low noise levels.
To release this operation
G
Press
Reduce the air flow from the indoor unit.
Note: Start this mode when you want to go to sleep. If you start this mode during
daytime, the ambient temperature may be too high and it will reduce the cooling
capacity.
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button to change air speed.
I – high,
I
– auto.
I
I – high mode to cool entire room.
to change up/down air direction.
–auto.
–auto generally, select (1) (2) if in cooling of dehumidifying,
see figure 20
again
Figure 18
see figure 18
Figure 19
– low,
I
Figure 20
see figure 21
Figure 21
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