Layout; Using The Device For The First Time - EINHELL LK 75 Bedienungsanleitung

Anleitung LK_75_SPK1:_
Packaging:
The air cooler is supplied in packaging to prevent it
from being damaged in transit. Retain the packaging
for later storage (e.g. in winter) of the equipment. If
you should nevertheless wish to dispose of the pack-
aging, remember that it is raw material and can
therefore be reused or can be returned to the raw
material system.
Tips on saving energy when cooling
Close all windows, doors and venetian blinds in order
to reduce incoming sunlight as far as possible.
4. Layout (Fig. 1 + 2)
1 Indicator panel
2 Recessed grip
3 Air outlet fins
4 Water filling flap
5 Water level indicator
6 Castor
7 LED display
8 Infrared remote control receiver
10 Mains cable
11 Cable store
12 Air intake filter
Accessories (Fig. 3)
15 Remote control
16 Cooling elements (2 items)
Control panel layout (Fig. 4)
20 "ON/OFF" function key
21 "SPEED" function key
22 "TIME" function key
23 "MODE" function key
24 "SWING" function key
25 "COOL" function key
26 "NEGATIVE ION" function key

5. Using the device for the first time

A) Notes:
Please note that the minimum distance between
the equipment and the wall to the side and rear
must be 40cm. The minimum distance to other
objects at the front must be 1m.
The device must never be tilted, moved or emp-
tied while switched on or while connected to the
power supply.
Only ever move the device when the water tank
is empty and the device has been disconnected
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from the power supply.
Use only clean, cold tap water or distilled water.
Never add any scents or fragrances to the water.
Ionizer: Ionization of the air can create a climate
which can otherwise only be found at the sea or
in mountainous regions. It reduces the concen-
tration of microorganisms in the air and helps
with the oxygen enrichment of the blood and with
the development of resistance to germs and
allergies.
The negative ions which are generated may
cause a small electrostatic charge on the air out-
let fins. This is normal and is not dangerous.
Never use the device in rooms with excessive
concentrations of oxygen (e.g. in laboratory
rooms or in rooms in which oxygen-producing
devices are used).
The settings which have been made are shown
on the LED display. The applicable LEDs shine.
B) Fill with water (Fig. 1 / Fig. 5)
Make sure that the drain plug (31) on the underside
of the device is firmly plugged in. Open the water fill-
ing flap (4) and fill the integrated water tank with cold
water until the ball on the water level indicator (5) is
in the middle (approx. 5-6 liters). For more effective
cooling, place the frozen cooling elements – which
have been previously frozen in a freezer/freezer cabi-
net – in the water tank. Close the water filling flap (4)
again.
C) Operation (Fig. 4)
"ON/OFF" function key (20) – This switches the
device on.
"SPEED" function key (21) – This is for adjusting
the speed of the fan, with 3 different levels.
"TIME" function key (22) – This is for restricting
the ON period to between 1 and 7 hours. One
push of the key corresponds to 1 hour ON period.
The device switches off automatically once the
time has elapsed.
"MODE" function key (23) – This is for switching
on the two modes of "NATURE" or "SLEEP".
NATURE: Natural wind is simulated by the different
fan speeds being switched on automatically at irregu-
lar intervals.
SLEEP: The device switches off automatically, as
described below, within an overall operating time of
approx. 1 – 3 hours period in dependency on the fan
speed which is set with the "SPEED" function key.
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