DeLonghi PAC 35 User manual

Instructions for use

Air-conditioner

PAC 35

Please read this instruction

booklet carefully before

installing and using the

appliance. In this way, you will

obtain the best possible results

and maximum operating safety.

In particular, refer to the safety

warnings on page 24.

INTRODUCTION

ThenewPAC35consistsoftwounits:theinternal

unit is designed to operate inside the room to be

conditioned; the external unit is installed in the

open.

The two units are connected by a special hose,

approximately 3,5 metres in length. This hose

containsthefreontubes,theelectricalwiringand

the condensation discharge tube.

TECHNICAL DATA

For this equipment’s technical features, read the

plate listing those features.

Tube length 3500 mm

Tube size 20 x 44 mm

Dimensions (internal unit):

•width 560 mm

• height 735 mm

•depth 355 mm

•weight 44 kg

Dimensions (external unit):

•width 450 mm

• height 470 mm

•depth 210 mm

•weight 14 kg

CONDIZIONI STANDARD DI

FUNZIONAMENTO:

Temperatura interna 27°C

47%umiditàrelativa

Temperatura esterna 35°C

41%umiditàrelativa

IDEAL OPERATING CONDITIONS

Room temperature 21 ÷ 32°C

External temperature 21 ÷ 43°C

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DESCRIPTION

INTERNAL UNIT

Condensation discharge tube

Castors

Power cable

Rear panel

Carrying handle

Removable filter

Power cable space

Air intake grille

Air outlet grid

Control panel

EXTERNAL UNIT

Tiemr cover

(to adjust the timer, slide cover

sideways)

INTERNAL UNIT Connection hose

ACCESSORIES

ILLUSTRATION NUMBER SUPPLIED

DESCRIPTION

Wall bracket

Screws + wall plugs (Ø 6mm)

Nut and bolt (Ø 5mm)

Support belt with hook

Frame for connector hose

Castor stop

Condensation drainage coupling

Castors for external unit and washers

ThisapplianceisfittedwithaspecialHE(High

Efficiency) system for extra-low energy

consumption. When the unit is switched on,

this system requires about 4 minutes before

cold air is generated.

INSTALLATION

MODELS WITHOUT SPECIAL COUPLINGS

The hose which connects the internal unit to the

external unit can be positioned in two ways:

In this case, it is necessary to disconnect the

internal unit as follows:

1) Remove the plug from the wall socket.

2) Remove the rear panel (on the back of the

appliance) by unscrewing the four retaining

screws.

3) Remove the metal brackets which fasten the

hose to the appliance (N. 3).

4) Usinga24mmspanner,unscrewtheunionon

the coupling. When doing this, use a 19mm.

spanner to block the extrimity of the hose in

position.

Repeat this operation for the second union.

Thepath ofthe connectorhose shouldbe as

straight as possible, without sharp curves or

kinks.

5) Detach the condensation hose from its

coupling.

6) Disconnect the electrical connector socket

by pressing the two retainer tabs.

a) Through a slightly-open window or door.

MODELS WITH SPECIAL COUPLINGS

If your air-conditioner is fitted with the special

rapid-fit coupling, the hose which connects the

internal unit to the external unit can also be

passed through a round hole in an external wall

(diameter: 6 cm. approx.).

Frame for hose

b) Through a small hole (5.5 x 2.5 cm.) in the

lowerpart ofthedoororwindowframe.In this

case, it is necessary to use the special frame

for the connection hose.

To re-connect the ends of the connector hose to

the internal unit, repeat steps 1 to 6 in reverse

order. The following precautions should be

observed:

•Beforepassingtheconnectorhosethroughthe

hole in the wall, the threaded ends of the rapid

couplingsshouldbeprotectedusinginsulating

tape or similar.

•Fit the two upper refrigerant couplings to the

two lower couplings and tighten by hand,

ensuring that they are correctly connected.

Then use the spanner to tighten fully.

•Afterconnecting thetwo refrigerantcouplings,

fasten the brackets.

•Checkthattherefrigerantcouplingsaresealed

perfectly by wetting the couplings with a little

soapy water. No soap bubbles should form.

Attention

Connection and disconnection of the refrigerant

couplings should be carried out by qualified

personnel.

The external unit can also be mounted on a wall.

Inthiscase,usethespecialwall-mountbrackets.

EXTERNAL UNIT

The external unit can be positioned on a terrace

orbalcony.In thiscase, itisnot necessaryto use

the fixing brackets.

Alternatively, for temporary installation, the

external unit can be hung as shown in the figure.

In this case, use the special support belts

(supplied with the appliance).

The external unit can be installed above or at the

same level as the internal unit, provided that the

difference in height between the two units does

not exceed 1.5 m.

Theintakeandoutletventsmustnotbeobstructed.

Leave a space of at least 6 cm. between the rear

of the unit and the wall.

The condensation which forms when the unit is

used for air-conditioning (i.e. in summer)

evaporates from the external unit.

If the humidity is particularly high, it may be

necessarytofitthecondensationdischargetube

(supplied with the machine). In this case, fit the

hose to the coupling on the bottom section of the

external unit (remove the rubber cap from the

coupling).

Intheeventthereisstillsomecondensationtobe

eliminatedandthe equipmentis connectedtoits

electrical feed, the waste pump may turn on

spontaneously to get rid of that excess moisture

even if the equipment itself has been turned off.

The external unit should be protected from the

elements (rain, snow, sun, etc.).

Coupling

Ring

Rubber cap

Castor

Washer

INTERNAL UNIT

Theinternalunitshouldbeinstalledintheroomto

be conditioned. Generally,the ideal position for

theinternalunit isunder awindow.In anycase, it

should be positioned near an external wall.

The internal unit must be perfectly level. If

necessary,usethecastorstopssuppliedwiththe

machine.

The air intake and outlet grilles should not be

obstructed in any way.

YOUR AIR-CONDITIONER IS NOW READY FOR

USE.

Do not cover

Close the doors

•Draw the curtains and/or partially close the

blindstoprotecttheroomagainstdirectsunlight.

This will increase the efficiency and economy

of the air-conditioner.

•Do not place objects of any kind on the air-

conditioner.

•Ensure that the air intake and discharge vents

are not obstructed.

•Make sure that there are no sources of heat in

the room.

Draw the curtains

Close the windows

FINAL CHECK

In order to ensure that your air-conditioner

operateswiththemaximumefficiency,makesure

that:

•all doors and windows in the room to be air-

conditioned are closed (except for temporary

installation,inwhichcaseawindowmustbeleft

partially open).

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Beforepluggingtheunitintothemains,checkthe

following:

•the mains voltage must be the same as the

voltage shown on the rating plate

•thepowersocketandthemainscircuitmustbe

suitable for the power requirements of the unit

•the socket must be suitable for the plug; if not,

have the socket replaced

•the power socket must be properly earthed.

Themanufacturerdeclinesallresponsibility

for any damage or injury arising from non-

observance of this safety requirement.

This appliance is manufactured in

compliance with EEC Directive EN 55014

regarding the suppression of radio

interference.

Lower the blinds

SETTING THE TIMER

The programmer/timer, like all clocks, must be set to the

exact time. If for example it is 4.00 pm. (16.00), turn the

dialina clockwise direction(following the directionof the

arrow) until the number 16 is lined up with the triangular

pointer (the arrows indicates 4:00 P.M. approximately ).

Note: Never turn the dial in an anti-clockwise direction!

Thetimerisineffect,anelectricclockandworksonlyifthe

plug is connected to the power supply. Whenever the

plug is disconnected or there is a power failure, the

programmerstops (the clockisthen “slow”) andmustbe

re-set.

The unit can be used in either programmed or non-

programmed mode.

PROGRAMMED MODE

1) Release B TIMER button

2) Settheoperatingtimesbypushingout the notches on

the dial corresponding to the period required (each

notch represents 15 mins.)

3) Check that the timer indicates the correct time (see

instructions on setting).

4) Select the desired function as shown in the chart

overleaf.

The unit will now switch on and off each day at the

selected times.

Note: To override the programmed operating times,

simply press the ON/OFF key.

NON-PROGRAMMED MODE

1) B TIMER button must be pressed

2) Select the desired function as shown in the chart on the

following page.

CONTROL PANEL

Timer notches Thermostat Timer ON/OFF

button Selecting fan

speed button

ON/OFF button ON/OFF pilot light

"Alarm" pilot light

Timer ON/OFF pilot light

arrow pointer

Funzionamento

Operating time

Note Fortechnical reasons, thetemperature isnot expressedin degreesbut by aline increasingin thickness.

We therefore recommend that when starting up the appliance, the thermostat be turned to maximum

(thickgreenline=maximumcold).Whenthedesiredtemperaturehasbeenreached,turnthethermostat

slowly away from the maximum cooling position until the appliance switches off. Leave the thermostat in

this position. The air-conditioner is now programmed to maintain the exact temperature at all times.

This appliance is fitted with a special safety circuit. When the compressor switches off, this circuit

prevents it from switching on again for at least 3 minutes.

HOW TO START UP THE CONDITIONER

(see control panel on the opposite page)

▼

Plug the appliance into the mains.

Select the "programmed" or "non programmed" mode (see

previous page)

Select the fan speed required pressing "Fan speed" key C.

AIR-CONDITIONING

▼

KeyAON/OFF(Condition-

ing) must be released

TurnthethermostattoMax.

Cold.

Press key A (ON/OFF).

ON/OFFsignal lamp(con-

ditioning) will come on.

▼

The appliance comes on

If not, refer to pg. 30

To switch off the appliance,

press key A (ON/OFF main switch).

The "Timer On/OFF" pilot lamp only comes on with the programmed mode.

MAINTENANCE

Always remove the plug from the power

socket before carrying out any cleaning or

maintenance operations.

The air-conditioner must never be washed with

running water.

CLEANING THE CABINET

Clean the cabinet with a damp cloth and dry

carefully with a dry cloth.

Warning

Never use petrol, methylated spirits or solvents

for cleaning. Never spray insecticides or similar

productsontheappliance,asthesemayseriously

damage the paintwork and plastic.

CLEANING THE AIR FILTER

•If the air filter is dirty, air circulation is reduced

and the efficiency of the air-conditioner will be

diminished. It is therefore recommended to

clean the filter at weekly intervals.

•Remove the filter as shown in the figure.

AT THE END OF THE SEASON

Switchofftheappliancebypressingthe ON/OFF

key.

Remove the plug from the drainage tube and

empty the water from the internal condensation

tray.

Clean the filter, and dry it carefully before

replacing.

Cover the appliance with a plastic bag to protect

it from dust.

•Usea vacuumcleanertoremovethedustfrom

the filter. If the filter is very dirty, wash it in

lukewarmwaterandrinsethoroughly.Thetem-

perature of the water should not exceed 40°C.

Allow the filter to dry before replacing it in the

appliance.

AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON

Check that the power cord and the plug are

undamagedandthatthepowersocketisproperly

earthed.

Ensure that the installation procedures are

followed meticulously.

IMPORTANT

•This appliance is designed to cool domestic

environments, and should not be used for any

other purpose.

•Any attempts to modify or alter the

characteristics of the appliance may be

dangerous.

•Should repair be necessary, contact your

nearestauthorisedServiceCentre.Anyrepairs

carried out by unqualified personnel may be

dangerous.

•Thisappliancemustbeproperlyearthed.Have

your electrical system checked by a qualified

electrician.

•Avoid the use of extension cords.

•Alwaysremovetheplugfromthepower socket

beforeperforminganycleaningormaintenance

operations.

•Do not move the appliance by pulling the

power cord.

•Do not install the appliance in a room which

mightcontaingas,oilorsulphur,ornearsources

of heat.

•Do not place hot or heavy objects on the

appliance.

•Clean the air filter at least once weekly.

•The appliance should be transported in the

upright position or placed on its side.

Emptythecondensationtraybeforetransporting

the appliance.

Aftertransportation,waitatleastonehourbefore

switching on the appliance.

Filter

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