Cuidado y limpieza del acondicionador de aire

Acerca de los controles en el acondicionador de aire.

Información importante adicionale.

Dirección del aire

Use la palanca para ajustar la dirección del aire hacia la izquierda y la derecha solamente.

Cuidado y limpieza del acondicionador de aire.

Rejilla y caja

Apague el acondicionador de aire y retire el enchufe del tomacorriente de la pared antes

de limpiar.

Para limpiar, use agua y un detergente suave. No use cloro o materiales abrasivos.

Filtro de aire

El filtro de aire detrás de la rejilla frontal debe inspeccionarse y limpiarse por lo menos cada 30 días o más a menudo si fuese necesario.

Para retirarlo:

Abra la rejilla de entrada empujando hacia abajo las lengüetas en las esquinas superiores de la rejilla de entrada, hasta que la rejilla se encuentre en una posición de 45º. Retire el filtro.

Limpie el filtro con agua tibia y jabón. Enjuáguelo y permita que se seque antes de colocarlo otra vez en su lugar. No lave el filtro en un lavavajillas.

Lengüetas	Lengüetas
PRECAUCIÓN: NO OPERE el
acondicionador de aire sin el filtro debido a que la
suciedad y las pelusas lo obstruirán y reducirán su
rendimiento.

Bobinas para exteriores

Se deben inspeccionar con frecuencia las bobinas en el lado exterior del acondicionador de aire. Si las mismas están obstruidas con suciedad u hollín, podrían limpiarse profesionalmente.

Cómo insertar las pilas en el control remoto

	Retire la cubierta de la pila deslizándola
	de acuerdo con la dirección de la flecha.
	Inserte pilas nuevas cerciorándose de que los
	polos positivos (+) y negativos (–) están
3	orientados correctamente.
	Coloque la cubierta otra vez deslizándola
	en su lugar.

NOTAS:

nUse 2 pilas alcalinas “AAA” de 1,5 voltios. No use pilas recargables.

nRetire las pilas del control remoto si no va

a usar el sistema por un período prolongado.

nNo mezcle baterías nuevas y viejas . No mezcle baterías alcalinas, estándar (carbono-cinc) orecargables (ni-cad,ni-mh,etc .

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