DeLonghi EV100 User manual

EV100

EVAPORATIVE COOLER / HUMIDIFIER

IONIZER/CALENDAR with remote control

Thank you for purchasing the De’Longhi EV100 Evaporative Cooler.

This is a state of the art air cooler, humidifier and air purifier.

Please read this manual carefully to ensure correct use & long life of your unit.

Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

INSTALLATION & OPERATING GUIDE

1. Open the carton & remove the unit from the packaging.

2. Locate all accessories.

3. Open the water tank door, & fill tank with clean water up to the maximum

level but not past it – DO NOT OVERFILL.

If ice blocks are being used do not fill past the minimum level to allow for the

ice blocks to be inserted.

4. Be careful when filling the water tank to ensure no water is spilt on the

unit as damage may occur - Wipe up any spills immediately.

5. Keep the water tank door closed when unit is operating.

6. Always use clean water, purified or distilled water is preferable.

7. To turn the unit on, press the ON/SPEED button.

8. The timer can be set to turn the unit off after a pre-set period.

The maximum timer setting is 7 hours 30 minutes.

9. To oscillate air movement, press the oscillation button to start the

louvres moving from left to right & vise versa. You can also adjust the

vertical air movement manually by adjusting the vertical direction

vanes.

10. To turn the unit off press the OFF button and unit will go into standby

mode.

Remote Control:

(i). The unit can also be completely controlled with the remote control.

Insert 2 x AA batteries in the remote control – Alkaline batteries are

recommended for longer battery life.

(ii). Except for the PRESET button, all other functions on the remote are

on the control panel of the unit.

(iii). Pressing the PRESET button will set the unit automatically in the

following mode:

•Cool Air

•Air speed: Medium

•Mode: Natural

•Timer: 4 hrs

•Air Cooler/Humidifier: On

•Oscillation: Off

Caution:

Do not press the PRESET button on the remote control when

there is no water in the tank, otherwise damage may result.

When using the remote control, point it towards the front of the unit

within a 6 metre range.

Ice Blocks

Each unit comes with two “ice blocks” to keep the water inside the

water tank cool (8°C less than ambient temperature).

Use of Ice Blocks

(i) Put the ice blocks in the freezer until they are completely

frozen.

(ii). Place one ice block in the water tank first and then fill the tank

to the maximum level.

(iii). Close the door & press the COOLER/HUMIDIFIER button on

the control panel or remote control to start the cooler.

The temperature of the water will be much lower that that of

ambience, and will last for approx. 4 hours until the water gets warm.

(iv). The unit comes with 2 x ice blocks for consecutive use.

Calendar/Clock Alarm

(i). The calendar requires 2 x AAA batteries.

(ii). If the display on the LCD display shows faded digits, change

the batteries as soon as possible.

(iii). If the unit is not to be used for an extended period, remove

the batteries to avoid leakage.

Description of the Components

1. control panel

2. remote control receiver

3. function indicator

4. front air outlet

5. calendar LCD

6. calendar control button

7. water tank catch

8. water tank door

9. ice blocks

10. handle (one each side)

11. water level indicator

12. battery compartment

13. air filter (removable)

14. power cord & plug

15. castor

CONTROL PANEL

INDICATOR PANEL

Control Panel Operation

ON/SPEED

There are three speeds – High / Medium / Low.

Press this button to start the unit at medium speed, after 3 seconds it

changes to low speed, then you can select the desired speed.

COOLER/HUMIDIFIER

After you have filled the water tank with water, you can start the

humidifier by pressing this button, after 20 seconds the humidity

indicator lights.

OSCILLATION

Press this button to oscillate air direction from left to right & vice versa.

TIMER

To use the timer function press the timer button to increase the time by 30 minute

increments up to a maximum time of 7 hrs 30 mins.

IONIZER INDICATOR

The ionizer automatically starts when the unit is turned on & the ionizer

indicator lights to show it is operating.

MODE

There are three modes of fan speed: normal, natural & sleep mode.

Fuzzy logic controls the speed randomly but each mode can be selected

manually by pressing the MODE button.

•Normal Mode (two mode indicators are off)

The fan constantly cycles from LOW to MED to HI as set.

•Natural Mode

The fan operates in a cycle of HI, MED and LOW for 90 secs.

•Sleep Mode

In this mode the fan gradually reduces speed. Sleep mode has the following

variations:

(i). When set at HI position at the start, the fan will

operate at high speed for 30 mins, then it will switch to

medium fan speed. After another 30 mins it will change

from medium fan speed to low speed. The fan will work

at low speed until the preset time has elapsed or the

power is turned off.

(ii). When set at MEDIUM position at the start, the fan will

operate at medium speed for 30 mins, then the fan

switches to low speed. The fan will work at low speed

until the preset time has elapsed or the power is turned

off.

(iii). When set at LOW position at the start, the fan will work

at low speed until the preset time has elapsed or the

power is turned off.

•Rhythm Mode (two mode indicators are on)

When the two mode indicator lights are on together, high, medium & low

rhythm fan can be selected in conjunction with the fan speed button.

(i). When set at high rhythm fan position, the fan will operate

from high speed to medium speed 60 mins later. The fan

will work at medium speed until the preset time has

elapsed or the power is turned off.

(ii). When set at me at medium rhythm fan position, the fan

will operate will work at this speed until the preset time

has elapsed or the power is turned off.

Note: Do not use this function when there is no water in the tank

Remote Control Operation

The functions of the remote control are the same as that of the control panel.

See previous section on Control Panel Operation for the individual function

descriptions.

CALENDAR/CLOCK/ALARM

To set the time/month/date

Press the SET button to select the time/month/date parameters.

The display will be blinking for the parameter to be set – use the UP/DOWN

buttons to set the desired value.

Press the SET button again & repeat the procedure with the UP/DOWN buttons

to set all time/month/date parameters.

When complete press the MODE button again to finalize the settings & return to

normal display.

A beep will sound to confirm time is set.

To set the alarm

Press the MODE button once to select alarm setting function & then press the

SET button to select time/melody parameters for the alarm.

The display will be blinking for the parameter to be set – use the UP/DOWN

buttons to set the desired value.

Press the SET button again & repeat the procedure with the UP/DOWN buttons

to set all time/melody parameters.

When complete press the MODE button again to finalize the settings & return to

normal display.

A beep will sound to confirm the alarm is set.

LCD back light

Press the LIGHT button on the calendar control panel, the LCD display of the

calendar will be illuminated for 10 seconds.

NEGATIVE ION GENERATOR

How are negative ions generated?

The high efficiency negative ion generator can generate negative ions through

discharge of high voltage across a carbon fibre terminal of the ionizer, during

which the electrons and oxygen in the air combine to make negative ions.

Benefits of Negative Ions

As universally demonstrated by scientific research, it shows that the content of

negative ions in the air is of great importance to the air quality. People near

forests or waterfalls enjoy much better air quality and freshness of negative ion

content in these places is 1000 times more than office buildings and urban

residential areas. The oxygen rich negative ion is very active and much easier to

be absorbed by human organs, which is beneficial for human body growth,

preventing several diseases and reviving the spirit.

In the table: Ion stands for negative ion, S for number of ions, and cc for

millilitre.

Region forest, waterfall region mountain, seashore suburb, field

Content (Ion/S/cc) 100,000-500,000 50,000-100,000 5,000-50,000

Relation to health spontaneous recovery sterilizing and reduce spread

of disease

enhancing human immunity

andantis epsis

Region green part of street enclosed urban residential

area

air conditioned room

Content (Ion/S/cc) 100-200 40-50 0-25

Relation to health threshold of inducing

physiological disorder

inducing physiological

disorder, headache,

insomnia etc

inducing “air-con” symptoms

Prevention of “Air-Con” Symptons for healthier life

Extended periods in an air-conditioned room may result in exposure to excessive

dust, hazardous gas and positive ions, which induce “Air-con” symptoms (light

headedness, insomnia, nervosas, hypo immunity, amnesia…) causing serious

health & comfort issues. It is verified through testing that rooms equipped with

negative ion fans can have the negative ions increased from 50 to 10,000 within

half an hour of operation. The density of the the negative ions can be as much

as 1 million, equivalent to that of negative ions found in forests or near

waterfalls after 3 hours of operation.

Long term exposure in this environment may benefit from improved myocardium

function, pulmonary function, better sleeping, promoting metabolism and

strengthening immune system of the human body.

Effects of Negative Ions in dust-proofing & sterilization

Negatively charged ions can be blown throughout the room by the fan to

neutralize the positive charge in the particles of smoke and dust that float in the

air, thereby losing their energy & will no longer remain in the air. The

combination of of negative ions on bacteria may deter the bacteria growth or

even kill the bacteria.

Therefore the negative ions are effective in creating a cleaner & more sterile

environment leading to a healthier lifestyle.

FEATURES

•Active Oxygen Negative Ions creating a healthy environment

The ionizer is one of the main parts of the unit, helping to clean the air while

cooling the air at the same time.

•Low power consumption

It only consumes 60W when on maximum to cool the air which is a big

saving when compared to an air conditioner.

•Humidifying

The humidity can be controlled

•Sterilization & neutralizing smelly odours

A very useful part of this unit is the air filter. It can be activated by exposure

to the sun. The photo-sensitizer used in the filter can absorb and dissolve the

harmful chemical gas in the environment effectively. It’s deodorant rate goes

up to 95% of odours to make fresh air and a healthy environment.

The light contact agent material can also be regenerated under the light

source to ensure cleaner air for a longer period before replacement is

required.

•Mult-purpose

•100% Wide angle air delivery

Three fan speed selections: Low, Medium & High.

•Remote Control

6 metre remote control and 90° remote control signal.

CLEANING

Water screen cloth

Unplug the power cord, take out the AIR FILTER (7), and then undo the

SCREW (6), press the button on the DUST PROTECTION PANEL (5), and

then withdraw it.

Turn the KNOB (2) at each side of the WATER SCREEN CLOTH PANEL (3)

and then lift up to remove the WATER SCREEN CLOTH PANEL (3).

Move the slide fastener to remove the WATER SCREEN CLOTH (4).

Cleaning the screen cloth

Dip it in warm soapy water for a few minutes, clean it and then leave to dry in

the sun. After cleaning re-install in the reverse procedure as described above.

Active Filter & Water Filter in water tank

Remove the plug from the wall socket, and drain the water in the water tank,

open the water tank door, slide the water filter towards you & remove it. Once

removed the hold on panel can be unclipped from the active filter.

Cleaning the water filter

(1). Water filter: wash with a soft brush & warm soapy water.

(2). Active filter: Dip in warm soapy water for approximately 1 hour then

brush softly & finally rinse with clean water.

(3). Re-assembly: Re-clip water filter & active filter together &

slide back into position in water tank.

Note: If the quality of water is poor, the active filter will get require cleaning

more often to ensure efficient cooling operation of the unit.

Air Filter

Unplug the power cord, loosen the screw of the air filter and then

press the button on the side to remove the air filter. In a smoky or dusty

environment the filter may appear gray after 1 -2 months and will need to be

cleaned. Under conditions without smoke or minimal dust the filter will need to

be cleaned every 1 – 6 months depending on condition of filter.

Cleaning the air filter

Wash the air filter with warm soapy water and a soft brush. Place side of filter

with light contact agent facing upwards in the sun for at least 4 hours to re-

generate the light contact agent and re-fit it back in the unit.

Water Tank

No cleaning is needed if the unit is used frequently, however it is advisable to

clean the tank periodically when the filters are cleaned and when storing.

Cleaning the water tank

Unplug the power cord, open the front cover and drain the tank. Clean the

sediment and fouling in the water tank with gentle detergent. Remove the

rubber stopper at the drain to let the water out until empty.

SAFETY WARNINGS

•Never let children or unfit persons use the appliance without

supervision.

•Never touch the appliance with wet or damp hands or feet when

the unit is plugged in to a power source.

•Never pull the power cable or the appliance with wet or damp

hands or feet when the unit is plugged in to the wall socket.

•Never immerse the appliance in water

•Never use the appliance in an bathroom.

•Never allow water to remain on the exterior of the unit as

high voltage is present inside the unit & could cause an

electrical hazard. Remove the plug from the wall socket &

remove water immediately with a dry cloth.

•If the unit is tipped over with water in it, the plug should be

removed from the wall socket immediately & left to dry out for

24 hours before plugging back in & using again.

Damage or an electrical hazard may result if this procedure is

not followed.

•In the event of malfunction or faulty operation, switch off and

do not attempt repair.

•The appliance must be taken to an authorized De’Longhi

Service Representative for repair.

•If the supply cord of this equipment is damaged, it must only

be replaced by manufacturer or it's service agent or similarly

qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.

•Remove plug from wall socket when cleaning or performing

maintenance on the unit.

•Do not knock or shake the machine when operating,

otherwise it may shut off automatically & will require it to be

manually turned on again.

•Do not place any objects on the unit.

•Be careful when moving the unit with water in it, to avoid

water spillage or possible electrical hazard.

•When adding water, do not overfill water above “MAX” level.

If ice blocks are being used, place the ice block(s) in the water tank

when the tank is empty, then fill the tank with water to the maximum

level.

•Do not turn on “COOLER/HUMIDIFIER” or “PRESET”

function when lack of water or no water in tank, as this may

damage the unit.

•Choose normal fan speed when humidity is too high as cooling

function is accompanied with humidifying.

•Do not place the unit with the air inlet close to wall or curtains,

otherwise efficiency of the unit will be lessened.

•Clean the outside of the unit was a damp cloth.

Do not use corrosive detergent or solvent to clean.

Never pour water on the unit.

•When the appliance is not in use, remove the plug from the

wall socket.

SPECIFICATIONS

Voltage: 230-240V ~ 50 Hz

Input Power: 60W

Cooling power: 75W

Max. air vol.: 23 m³/min

Max. water injection: 7 L

Net weight: 10.7 kg

Dimensions: 380 x 295 x 780 mm

In the unlikely event of a breakdown, you will have access to professional help

from De’Longhi by simply calling this number:

Australia 1800 126 659

New Zealand 0508 200 300

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