Danby DPAC10071 User manual

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OWNER’S

MANUAL

MANUEL

D’UTILISATION

Model

•

Modèle

DPAC1

0071

CAUTION:

Read

and

all

safety

rules and

operating

instruc

tions

before

first

use

this

product.

PORTABLE

SEASON

HOME

COMFORT

Table

contents

MISE

GARDE:

Veuillez

lire

attentivement

las

consignes

sécurité

les

directives

d’utilisation

avant

I’utilisation

initiale

produit.

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CONFORT

SAESONS

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des

matières

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PORTABLE

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS!

SAUVEGARDER

CES

INSTRUCTIONS!

Danby

Products

Ltd,

Box

1778,

Guelph,

Ontario

Canada

NiH

6Z9

Danby

Products

nc,

Box

669,

Findlay,

Ohio

USA

45839-0669

Table

Contents

Page

Introduction

and

Unit

Specifications

Electrical

and

Important

Safety

Information

Energy-Saving

Tips

ExtrnaI

WatrTank

Instructions

Window

Installation

Care

and

Maintenance

Warranty

Unit

Parts

Identification

Horizontal

Louver

Blades

Remote

Control

Receiver

Window

Carrying Handle

(both

sides)

Removable

Air

Filter

Panel

(back)

Easy-roll

Castors

Thank

you

for

choosing

Danby

appliance

provide

you

and

your

family

with

all

the

“Home

Comfort”

requirements

for

your

home,

cottage

office.

This

Owner’s

Manual

will

provide

you

with

valuable

information

necessary

for

the

proper

care

and

maintenance

your

new

appliance.

properly

maintained,

your

appliance

will

give

you

many

years

trouble free

operation.

Please

take

few

moments

and

read

the

instructions

thoroughly

and

familiarize

yourself

with

all

the

operational

aspects

this

appliance.

Your Danby

Portable

Air-Conditioner

multi-functional

room

air-exchanging,

air-processing appliance,

designed

offer

you

the

functions

of;

Air

Conditioning,

Dehumidifying

and

Independent

Fan.

Each

individual

mode,

featured

with

“oscillating”

air

swing

capabilities.

This

unit

can

conveniently

moved

from

room

within

your

home

and

set-up

just

minutes.

Imagine

the

convenience

Season

Home

Comfort

your

fingertips,

anytime,

anywhere.

Just

sit

back and

wait

feel

what

“Mother

Nature”

has

forecast

and

respond

with

the

push

button.

For

easy

reference,

may

suggest

you

attach

copy

your

sales

slip/receipt

this

page,

along

with

the

following

information which

located

the

manufacturers

nameplate

located

the

rear

panel

the

unit.

Model

Number:

______________________________________________________

Serial

Number:

______________________________________________________

Date

Purchase:

____________________________________________________

Dealer’s

Name

and

Address:

__________________________________________

This information

will

required

your

unit

requires

servicing

and/or

for

general

inquiries.

contact

Customer

Service

Representative,

call

Danby

TOLL

FREE.

—800—26—DANBY

Unit

specifications:

DPAC1

0061

DPAC1

20068

Cooling

Capacity

10000

Btulh

2000Btu/h

Dehumidifying

Capacity

Pints

(33.

Hrs)

Pints

(

33.

Hrs)

Noise

Level

50dB

(A)

52dB

(A)

Airflow

CFM

High

Medium

Low

450

380

300

450

380

300

PowerSource

115V/6OHz 115V/6OHz

Refrigerant

R22 R22

Internal

Reservoir Capacity

1.9

(4.0

Pints)

1.9

(4.0

Pints)

External

Water

Tank

Capacity

(31

Pints)

(31.7 Pints)

Unit

Weight

45.

5Kg(100

Ib)

45.

5Kg(100

Ib)

Unit

Dimensions

(inches)

17-1/2

33-11/16

17-1/2

33-11/16

Unit

Dimensions

(cm)

44.5

51.0

85.5

44.5

51.0

85.5

Fan

Speeds

Control

Panel

(Illuminated)

Soft

Touch

Controls

Soft Touch

Controls

Remote

Control

Yes Yes

Time

Day

Clock

Yes Yes

Auto-Timer

Yes Yes

Power

Consumption:

Cooling

1280

Watts

(11.

Amps)

1280

Watts

(11.

Amps)

Dehumidifying

1280

Watts

(11.

Amps)

1280

Watts

(11.

Amps)

Fan

(0.8

Amps)

(0.8

Amps)

NOTE:

Continuing

research

results

steady

improvement.

Therefore,

this

formation

and

these

specifications

are subject

change

without

notice.

Electrical

Specifications

1. All

wiring

must

comply

with

local

and

national

electrical

codes

and

installed

qualified

electrician.

you

have

any

questions

regarding

the

following

instructions,

contact

qualified

electrician.

Check

available

power

supply

and

resolve

any

wiring

problems

BEFORE

installation

and

operation

this

unit.

This

appliance draws

.0(DPAc1006O,DPAc120068)

nameplate

amps. under

Cooling

Mode

and

may

used

any

properly

wired,

general

purpose

amp

household

grounded

receptacle.

For

your

safety

and

protection,

this

unit

grounded

through

the

power

cord

plug

when

plugged

into

matching

wall

outlet.

you

are

not

sure

whether

the

wall

outlets

your home

are

properly

grounded,

please

consult

qualified

electrician.

NOT

USE

PLUG

ADAPTERS

EXTENSION

CORDS

WITH

THIS

UNIT.

necessary

use

extension

cord

with

this

unit,

use

approved

“air

conditioner”

extension

cord

only.

(available

most

local

hardware

stores)

The

manufacturers nameplate

located

the

rear

panel

the

unit

and

contains

electrical

and

other

technical

data

specific

this

unit.

avoid

the

possibility

personal

injury,

always

disconnect

the

power supply

the

unit,

before

installing

and/or

servicing.

Power

Supply

Cord

The power

cord

supplied

with

this

air

conditioner

contains

device

that

senses

damage

the

power

cord.

test

your

power supply

cord

working

properly, you

must

the

following;

Connect

the power

supply

cord

electrical

outlet.

The

power

supply

cord

inclusive

of two

buttons

located

the

head

the

plug.

One

button

marked

‘TEST’,

the

other

button

marked

‘RESET’.

Press

the

‘TEST’

button,

you

will

hear

click

the

‘RESET’

button

pops

out.

Press

the

‘RESET’

button,

you

will

hear

click

the

button

engages.

The power supply

cord

now

energized

and

supplying electricity

the

air

conditioner.

(On

some

products

this

also

indicated

light

the

plug

head).

Table

Suggested

Individual

Branch

Circuit

Nameplate

Amps

AWG

Wire

Size*

11.0

AWG

American

Wire

Gage

Based

copper

wire

60°C

temperature

rating.

Important

Safety

Instructions

The

power

cord

supplied

with

this

air

conditioner

contains

current

leakage

detection

device

designed

reduce

the

risk

fire.

Please

refer

the section

“Power

Supply

Cord” for

details.

the

event

the

power supply

cord

damaged,

cannot

repaired

must

replaced

with

new

cord

from

the

Product

Manufacturer.

•

Under

circumstances

should

this

device

used

turn

the

air

conditioner

off.

•

The

‘RESET’

button

must

always be

pushed

(engaged)

for

correct

operation.

•

The power supply

cord

must

replaced

fails

reset

when

the

‘TEST’

button

pushed

in.

• If

the

power supply

cord

damaged,

cannot

repaired.

must

replaced

with

new cord

obtained

from

the

Product

Manufacturer.

Table

Receptacle

and

Fuse

Types

Rated

Volts

125

Amps

Wall

Outlet

Fuse

Size

Time

Delay

Fuse

Plug

Type

(or

circuit

breaker)

CAUTION

not

leave

this

unit

unattended

space

where people

animals

who

cannot react

to a

failed

unit

are

located.

failed

unit

can

cause

extreme overheating

death

such

enclosed, unattended

space.

Energy-Saving

Tips

You

Danby

appliance

designed

be highly

efficient

energy

savings.

these

recommendations

for

greater

efficiency.

Select

thermostat

setting

that

suits

your

comfort

needs

and

leave

that

chosen

setting.

The

air

filter

very

efficient

removing

airborne

particles.

Keep

the

air

filter

clean

all

times.

Use

drapes,

curtains

shades

keep

direct

sunlight

from

penetrating

and heating

room,

but

not

allow

drapes

curtains

obstruct

the

air

flow

around

the

unit.

::jnstaIIation

______

Installation

Accessories

Fig.

Loction:

Use

this

portable

air

conditioner

level

surface.

Water

may

overflow

your

floor

not

level

and

than

3°

inclination

angle.

Description

Quantity

Flexible

exhaust hose

with

collars

adapters

2/set

stretches

from 17-’/2’

(44.5

cm)

55-1/2”

(141

cm)

Adjustable

window/patio

door

slider

kit

4/set

from

28”

(71.1

cm)

to 80”

(203

cm)

Rain

Hood

(For

slider

kit)

kit

see

for

assembly

instructions

External Water

Tank

Accessories

Fig.

Support

Tray

Castors

External

Tank

(2)

Covers

Drain

Hose

(Not

Shown)

Air

Intake

Filter

Basket

(Not

Shown)

SPECIAL

NOTE:

The

exhaust/window

kit

must

installed

all

times

when

the

unit

operating

under

AIR

CONDITIONING

mode.

Start

your

air

conditioner

before the

outdoor

air

becomes

hot

and

uncomfortable.

This

avoids

initial

period

discomfort

while

the

unit

cooling

off

the

room.

Use

the

automatic

start/stop

programmable

TIMER

feature

can

major

asset

this

regard

utilized

the

fullest

extent.

When

outdoor

temperatures

are

cool

enough,

turn

the

air

conditioner

off

and

use

the

FAN

MODE

HIGH,

MED

LOW.

This

circulates

indoor

air,

providing

some

cooling

comfort

and

utilizes

less

electricity.

There

should

least

11.8”

(30

cm)

clearance

between

the

unit

and any

other

objects

building

structure and

should

installed

level

surface.

The

unit

does

not

have

vented outside

during

Dehumidifying/Fan

mode

operation,

recommended

however that

the

hoses

remain

installed

(on unit)

during Dehumidification.

Fig.

Installation

Accessories

Rain

Hood

Inserts

(2)

Rain

Hood

(1)

Window

Exhaust

Adacter

(2)

Adjustable

Window/Patio

Door

Slider

Kit

28”

80”

Fig.

External

Water

Tank

Accessories

Support

Tray

Castors

(1)

External

Tank

Electric

Shock

Hazard

avoid

the

possibility

personal

injury,

disconnect

power

the

unit

before

installing or

servicing.

CAUTION

avoid

installationloperation

difficulties,

read

these

instructions

thoroughly.

Flexible

Exhaust

Hose

(2)

17-1/2’

55-1/2”

NARNING

When

the

patio

door

kit

installed,

will

not

possible

lock

the

patio

door.

THIS

COULD

POSE

SECURITY

RISK!

Installation

“FOOTBOLT”

“DROP

BAR”

behind the

door

suggested.

(Available

through

most

local

hardware

stores)

‘

External

Water

Tank

Feature:

This

unit

equipped

with

external

water

tank

which

sits

support

tray

and

easily

attached

the

rear

side

the

unit

with

the

use

the

two

support

hangers

(see

pg.

12).

Align

the

two

supports

brackets

the

external

water

tank

with

the

support

hangers

the

rear

side

the

unit

and

push

down

firmly.

recommend the

external

water

tank

connected

the

main

unit

all

times

during

both air

conditioning

and

dehumidifying

modes.

possible

operate

the

unit

utilizing

the

internal

water

reservoir

only.

However,

running

timeloperation

maybe

reduced

during

high

humidity

conditions

(excess)

condensed

water

accumulates

the

internal

reservoir

only.

Alternatively,

when

the

external

water

tank

attached,

(excess)

condensed

water

directed

first

into

the

internal

reservoir

and

once

full,

will

then

pumped

into

the

external

tank,

this

results

longer (uninterrupted)

running times.

External

Water

Tank

Instructions:

Align

the holes

the

water

tank

support

tray

(A)

with

the

screws

(B)

located

at the

rear

lower

section

the

unit,

push

down

firmly

lock

the

tray

into

position.

See

Position

the

external

water

tank,

making

sure

the

inlet

the

water

tank

aligned

with

water

outlet

the

back

the

cabinet.

See

Fig

36.

Water

Inlet

make the

connection,

simply

push

the water

tank

down

firmly

onto

the

support

hangers

the

back

the

cabinet

and

the

water

tank

support

tray.

IMPORTANT:

Once

external

water

tank

installed,

ensure

that

the

support

brackets

located

the

water

tank

are

flush

with

the

back

the

unit,

then

secure

the

tank

place

with

the

locking

mechanism

(Fig.

37)

located

above

the

water

outlet.

Please

note:

When

the

tank

installed,

the

lock

and

unlock

symbols

will

hidden

Pull

the

lock

lever

the

far

right

order

lock

the tank

into

postion,

and

push

the

lever

the

far

left

unlock

the tank

(in

order

remove

it).

Install

both

covers

the

water

tank.

release

(disconnect)

the

external

water

tank,

firstly

unlock

the

tank

(see

above)

and

grasp

the

recessed

handles

located

each

side,

pull

and

remove.

Internal

Safety

Feature

This

unit

equipped

with

fail-safe

switch

mechanism

which

prevents

the

unit from

condensing

water

the

event

the

external tank

not

being

utilized

and

the

internal

reservoir

becomes

full.

this

situation

occurs,

the

unit

will

signal

(BEEP)

for

seconds,

and the

(RED)

WATER

FULL

indicator

light

will

flash.

This

condition

will

remain

steady

until

the

external

water

tank

re-installed

(connected)

the

unit,

which

time

the

secondary

pump

will

activate

and pump

the

water

from

the

internal

reservoir

the

external

tank

allowing

normal

operation

resume.

IMPORTANT:

the

red

water

full

indicator

the

control

panel

lights

and remains

steady

does

not

flash,

ensure

the

external

water

tank

connected

(and empty),

then

proceed

turn

off

the power

the

unit

and

temporarily

disconnect

the

power

cord.

After

several

seconds

reconnect

the

power

cord, switch

air conditioning

mode

and

turn

the

power

the

unit

back

on,

this

will

pump

any

excess

water

out

the

internal

system

into

the external

tank

allowing

normal

operating

conditions

continue.

Fig.37

CAUTION

•

Always

empty

the

external

water

tank

before

attempting

move

re-locate

the

unit

another

location.

•

order

avoid

spillage

when

emptying

the

external

water

tank,

remove

cover

“A”

(as

identified

fig.

36)

and

carefully

tilt

the uncovered

portion

the

external

tank

towards

the

sink.

Fig.35

External

Water

Tank

LOC.ZOutlet

Cooling

Operation:

During

air

conditioning

mode

condensed

water

accumulates

pre-cooler

drip

tray

located

underneath

the

evaporator

(cooling)

coil.

When

the

water

level

reaches

predetermined

level,

the

water

flow

directed

into

small

(well)

holding

tank

located

at the

bottom

the

unit.

When the

water

level

the

well

begins

fill,

water

pump

automatically

activated

that

pumps

the

water

the

condenser

coil

and

subsequently

cascaded

across

the

fins

the

condenser

coil.

This

showering

action

very

efficient

terms

of;

Keeping

the

condenser

coil

cool

during

operation.

Provides

maximum

cooling

efficiency.

the

water

cascades

across

the

heated

fins

the

condenser

coil,

evaporated.

This

process

minimizes

accumulated

water

from

being

stored,

which

results

longer

running

times and

less

frequent

emptying

the

water

tanks.

This

process

continuous

during

air

conditioning

mode

only.

NOTE:

the

external bucket

fiQI

installed

During

high

humidity

conditions,

the

rate

water

being

condensed

exceeds

the

rate

water

being

evaporated,

the

water

level

inside

the

internal

reservoir

will

activate

float switch

mechanism

(safety

shut-off),

causing

the

unit to

stop/cease

operation

automatically.

this

event,

•

the

red

“water

full”

indicator

light

the

control

panel

will

begin

flash

•

and

warning

beep

will

sound.

Installing

the

external

water

tank

during

this

condition

will

activate

secondary

pump

that

will

drain

the

water

from

the

internal

reservoir

the

external

bucket,

allowing

the

water

level

the

internal

reservoir

return

normal

and

allows

the

unit to

resume

operation.

When

the

water

level

inside

the

external

tank

reaches

it’s

maximum

level,

•

the

red

“water

full”

indicator

light

the

control

panel

will

begin

flash,

•

the

bucket

icon

will

illuminate

the

display

area

•

and

warning

beep

will

sound.

The

unit

will

stop/cease

operation

automatically

and

the

external

tank

will

have

emptied.

The

fan

motor

will

continue

operate.

(this

normal)

Rain Hood

Assembly

Fold

both

sides

the

Rain Hood

9Q0

the

flanges are

facing

outward.

Fig

Window

Patio

Door

Kit

Installation

(Air

Conditioning

Mode

ONLY)

Your

window

kit

has

been

designed

fit

most

standard

“vertical”

“horizontal”

windows

and

patio

doors

up to a

maximum

height

80”.

For

vertical

window

and/or

patio

door applications,

lock

positions

are

provided

the

fornt

each

slidersection.

Wing

nuts

are

provided

(ontheslidersection)

secure

the

section together.

Fig.

5a.

Horizontal Window

Window

Slider

Kit

Minimum:

28”

(71.1

cm)

Maximum:

/8”

(123

cm)

Fig.

Rain

hood

inserts

are

installed

“A”

and

“B”

postions

with

vent

opening

facing

down

(C)

Slide

the

Rain

Hood

flanges

the

edges

the

slider

kit

until

lined

with

the

intake

_______________________

vent

(shown

Fig

2).

Once

the

mounting

holes

the

slider,

well

the

Rain

Hood

are

aligned,

secure

the

Rain

Hood to

the

slider

with

the

four

mounting

screws

provided.

Fig.

Vertical

Wind

Jii

Rain

Hood

installed

only

over air

intake

vent

Slider

kit

Fig.

adapter

Window

Slider

Kit

Minimum:

28’

(71.1

cm)

Maximum:

/8”

(123

cm)

Rain

hood

inserts are

installed

“A”

and

“C”

positions

with

vent

opening

facing down

(B)

Fig.4a

IMPORTANT:

•

For

horizontal

window

kit

applications

refer

figure

for

correct

Rain

Hood

insert

positioning.

•

For

vertical window

kit

applications

(including

patio)

refer

figure

for

correct

Rain

Hood

insert

positioning.

Select

suitable

Iocation,making

sure

you

have

access

electrical

outlet.

Install

both

flexible

hoses

the

rear

side

the

unit.

Both

hoses

are

identical

and

can

installed

into

either

opening.

Insert

the

hose

collar

with

the

lock

tabs

into

the

slots

the

top

each

opening

and

twist

lock

into

position.

Install

the

adjustable

Window/Patio

Door

Slider

Kit

required.

Fig’s.

Install

the

window

exhaust

adapters

into

the

openings

the

slider

section,

making

sure

the

window

slider

sections are

secure.

Important::

Ensure

the

exhaust

adapter

labeled

“air

intake”

installed

the

hose

that

connected

the

air

intake

opening

the

back

the

unit.

Please

Note:

vertical

application,

the

exhaust

hose

MUST

positioned

above the

intake

hose

the

window

slider.

See

Fig

This

will

avoid

having

the

exhaust

heat

through the

intake

and

back

into

the

unit.

Patio

Door

Fig.

Patio

Door

Kit

Minimum:

28”

(67.5

cm)

Maximum:

80”

(203

cm)

Plug

the

unit

into

115

grounded

electrical

outlet.

110

Power

Switch:

Turns

unit On

Off.

MODE

Allows

you

scroll

through

and

select

desired

operating

mode.

FAN

Select

from

three

different

fan

speeds;

Low,

Medium

and

High,

during

Cool

and

Fan

mode.

Please

note:

During

‘Dry’

mode

there

only

one

fan

speed

utilized (low).

SWING:

Allows

the

vertical

louver

grills to

oscillate

from

side

automatically.

TEMPERATURE

ITIMER

Adjust:

Used

adjust

Clock

and

Timer

On/Off

settings

forward

min./lhr.

increments).

Used

adjust

Temperature

settings

forward

(1°C

°F

increments).

Used

adjust

Clock

and

Timer

On/Off

settings

backward

min./lhr.

increments).

Used

adjust

Temperature

settings

backward

(1°C

°F

increments).

Note:

This

appliance

allows

you

select

the

temperature

scale

displayed

either

“Celsius”

Fahrenheit”

according

your

preference.

change

temperature

scale

displayed

the

control

panel

display,

press

both

the

“Temp/Timer”

adjust

arrows

simultaneously

alternate

between

“Celsius”

“Fahrenheit”.

TIMER

Used

initiate

the

AUTO

start

time.

TIMER

OFF:

Used

initiate

the

AUTO

OFF

stop

time.

CLOCK:

Allows

you

initiate

and/or

change

the

“TIME

DAY”

setting.

activate

clock

mode

both

the

TIMER

and

TIMER

OFF

buttons

must be

pressed

simultaneously.

OTHER

RUN:

Adjacent

blue

indicator

light

illuminates

indicate

selected

mode

operational.

WATER

FULL

warning

signal

(beep)

will

sound

and the

adjacent

red

indicator

light

will

flash

connously

indicating

the

internal

reseivoir

full,

and

the

external

tank

will

need

installed.

See

“Internal

Safety

Feature”

pg.

for

additional

details.

External

Bucket:

Illuminates

(steady)

when

the

external bucket

installed.

When

the

external

bucket

icon

well

the

Water

Full

indicator

light

(see

above)

begin

flash, this

indicates

that

the

external bucket

full

and

will

need

emptied.

TIME

TIMER

Clock:

Illuminates

when the

time

(hour)

being

modified.

Timer

On:

Illuminates

when

the

auto-on

time (hour)

being

defined.

Timer

Off:

Illuminates

when the

auto-off

time

(hour)

being

defined.

Key

Pad

Functions.

Indicator

Lights

Display

Icons

—::

ICONS

MODE

FAN

ISPEED

Cool High

Dry

(Dehumid.)

Medium

Fan

Only Low

Swing

Setting

TIME

DAY

(Clock)

Instructions:

NOTE:

This

24:00

hour

clock

system

Push

and

hold

the

CLOCK

(TIMER

TIMER

OFF)

key

pads

simultaneously

Fig

The

clock

symbol

appears

the

display

and the

minute

“00”

digits

start

flashing

Fig

Press

the

TEMP/TIMER

‘7

buttons Fig

until

the

correct

time

(in

minutes)

displayed.

Press

either

the

clock

(TIMER

TIMER

OFF)

buttons.

The hour

“0”

digit

start

flashing.

Press

the

TEMP/TIMER

‘7

buttons

until

the

correct

(hour)

time

displayed.

When

the

correct

time

appears

the

display,

press

the

CLOCK

(TIMER

TIMER

OFF)

key

pads

simultaneously.

The

colons

(:)

between

the

hour and

minutes

start

flashing indicating

the

time

day

now

set.

Important

Note:

Any

interruption

the

electrical

power supply

will

automatically

cancel the

TIME

DAY

clock

program.

the

event

this

should

happen,

you

will

required

re-set

the

clock

program.

Operating

Instructions

(Air

Conditioning):

NOTE:

Both

exhaust

hoses

must

installed

and

properly

vented

(outdoors)

during

air

conditioning

mode.

Press

the

I/O

(on/off)

key

pad

switch

the

unit.

Fig

Press

the

MODE

key

until

the

COOL

symbol

appears

the

display

window

Fig

Each

depression

the

MODE

key

will

advance

to a

different

mode setting

(Auto-Cool-Dry-Fan).

Press

the

appropriateV

(TEMP

TIMERIADJ)

keys

select

suitable

operating

temperature

setting

Fig

Temperature

settings

are

adjustable

between

16°C

(61°F)

31°C

(88°F).

The

set

temperature

will

flash

the

display

window

for

approximately

seconds

then

automatically

revert

back

display actual

room

ambient

temperature

conditions.

NOTE:

The

set

operating

temperature

must

programmed

within

the

second

(temperature

flashing)

condition.

view

the

“set”

temperature

any

time,

press

either

the

TEMP/TIMER

ADJ

buttons.

The

blue

indicator

light

will

come

indicating

the

air

conditioning

mode

operational

(there

may

a slight

delay

10-30

seconds

before

the

cycle

begins,

this

normal).

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