Mitsubishi Electric MSZ-CB22VA Manual De Instrucciones página 8

AIR FLOW VELOCITY AND DIRECTION ADJUSTMENT
Movement of the horizontal vane
COOL/DRY
Horizontal position
• The vane automatically moves to horizontal position.
It will not swing.
NOTE:
Air blows out upper than position (1).
• To constantly change the air flow direction, select
(SWING) with the button.
VANE
After
around 0.5 Position (1)
to 1 hour
When the air flow direction is
set to position (2), (3) or (4)
• After around one hour of operation, the air conditioner
automatically moves the vane to position (1).
To change the air flow direction to the original setting,
operate the VANE button on the remote controller again.
• The vane does not move to the straight-down
position in the COOL and DRY mode.
• The vane moves intermittently between positions (1)
and (4). The vane stops for a brief period at positions
(1) and (4).
(1)
(4)
NOTE:
• Adjust the vertical AIR FLOW direction using the remote controller. Moving the horizontal vane manually can cause trouble.
• When the operation mode changes in "
to the position in each mode.
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HEAT
At the start
of heating
operation
When air
Horizontal Very small becomes
position air flow warm...
• Immediately after the air conditioner starts operating,
the vane stays at horizontal position. Once the air from
the indoor unit becomes sufficiently warm, the vane
moves to position (4).
• Once the air conditioner starts operating, the fan speed
increases gradually as the air from the indoor unit gets
warmer, and continues until the set speed is finally reached.
At the start
of heating
operation
When air
Horizontal Very small becomes
position air flow warm...
• Immediately after the air conditioner starts operating,
the vane stays at horizontal position. Once the air
from the indoor unit becomes sufficiently warm,
the vane moves to the position corresponding to the
set direction of air flow.
• Once the air conditioner starts operating, the fan
speed increases gradually as the air from the indoor
unit gets warmer, and continues until the set speed
is finally reached.
• The vane moves intermittently between positions (2) and (4).
The vane stops for a brief period at positions (2) and (4).
(2)
(4)
(AUTO)" mode, the horizontal vane is automatically changed
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To change the horizontal direction of the air flow, move the vertical vane manually.
Position (4)
Adjust the vane before operation starts.
Since the horizontal vane moves automatically, your fingers may be caught.
To change the air flow direction not to blow directly onto your body.
To change the air
flow direction
Pressing and holding
the button for 2
VANE
seconds or more causes
the horizontal vane to
Set position reverse and move to
horizontal position.
Horizontal position
NOTE:
• If you make the air flow not to blow directly onto your body by pressing
minutes even during the operation of the air conditioner.
• The air conditioner operates with decreased air flow until the compressor turns on again.
When to use this function? COOL/DRY
Use this function if you The air conditioner starts
don't want the air from the cooling or drying
the indoor unit to blow o p e r a t i o n a p p r o x .
directly onto your body. 3 minutes after the
• Depending on the shape vane has moved to the
of the room, the air may horizontal position.
blow directly onto your • When the VANE button
body. is pressed again, the
VANE
• Press the button vane returns to the
again to return the vane previously-set position
to the previously-set and the air conditioner
position. starts the cooling or
drying operation in
approx. 3 minutes.
VANE
HEAT
T h e a i r c o n d i t i o n e r
starts heating operation
approx. 3 minutes after
the vane has moved to
the horizontal position.
• Sometimes the area
around your feet may
not warm. To warn the
area around the feet,
set the horizontal vane
to (AUTO) or the
downward-blowing
position.
VANE
• When the button
is pressed again, the
vane returns to the
previously-set position
and the air conditioner
starts heating operation
in approx. 3 minutes.
button, the compressor stops for 3