Installation Instructions - ProKlima ALASKA 120 C+H Manual De Instrucciones

Anleitung Alaska 120 C+H_SPK7:Anleitung MKA 7000_D
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2 °C within 2 hours. When the sleep function is
switched off the room temperature decreases back to
the set value. After the sleep function has been on
for 12 hours the air conditioner switches off
automatically.
All modes and functions can be set using the
supplied remote control.
The remote control requires two MICRO (AAA)
batteries.
In order to protect the compressor, it only starts up 3
minutes after the device starts up. The same applies
when the device is switched off.
The cooling system switches itself off whenever the
room temperature is below the value set on the
thermostat. The air circulation/ventilation fan
continues to run as set. If the room temperature
increases again, the cooling system switches on
again.
g) Adjusting the vertical ventilation grille (Fig. 5)
The vertical direction of the air flow is determined by
the vertical ventilation grille. It has to be adjusted by
hand.
h) Fitting the activated carbon filter (Fig. 6)
Upper air filter (2 activated carbon filters)
1. Take out the filter frame
2. Remove the filter fastener from the filter frame
3. Take the carbon filter out of the bag
4. Place the carbon filter in the filter frame
5. Fasten the filter with the filter fastener
6. Slide in the filter frame
Lower air filter (1 activated carbon filter)
7. Take out the filter frame
8. Remove the filter fastener from the filter frame
9. Take the carbon filter out of the bag
10. Place the carbon filter in the filter frame
11. Fasten the filter with the filter fastener
12. Slide in the filter frame

6. Installation instructions

Note:
The device is fitted with a 3-meter connecting line
between the indoor and outdoor device as
standard and is ready for immediate operation.
The outdoor device must not be fastened more
than 1.50 m (top edge) above or below the
assembly height of the indoor device (Fig. 7).
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a) Indoor device
The indoor device can be assembled anywhere in the
room. There must be a minimum distance of 50 cm at
the back and sides between the device and any walls
etc. The side from which air is emitted must be kept
clear.
b) Connecting line
The connecting line can be routed through a window
or a gap underneath a door to the outside. The
connecting line is removable on the indoor device
and can therefore be routed through an opening in
the wall (approx. 60 mm in diameter).
Notes:
- Never kink or jam the connecting line.
- No mechanical force or tension must be exerted on
the connecting line.
- The insulation and protective jacket must not be
damaged.
c) Outer part
The outer part dissipates the heat transported out of
the room by the refrigerant. It can either be placed on
the ground or fastened to an outside wall.
Assembly on the ground (Fig. 9)
The outer part must be placed in an upright position
where it is protected against direct sunlight. The air
outlet must be kept clear. The device must be placed
at least 50 cm away from any obstacles.
Wall mounting with wall holder (Figs. 7-8)
1. Screw the wall holder to the wall.
2. Hang the outdoor device in the wall holder.
d) Condensate drain (Fig. 10)
The device is fitted with an automatic condensate
drain. The condensate that collects is transported
from the indoor device to the outdoor device via a
hose built into the connecting line. An opening from
which the condensate can escape is located on the
underside of the outdoor device. To divert the
condensate away from the outdoor device, you can
connect a ½" (12.5 mm) hose to this opening. Ensure
that the hose is sufficiently angled.
e) Removing the connecting line (if routing
through a wall opening)
By using quick-lock couplings, it is possible to
disconnect the connecting line from the connecting
line for assembly purposes.
IMPORTANT! Always pull out the mains plug while
removing the quick-lock couplings.
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