Switch-Off Delay; Swing-Function; Night-Mode - Wilms AC 12 Betriebsanleitung

6.4.6.2 Switch-off delay

When the device is switched on, press the "TIMER" button and the "UP" or "DOWN" button to select the
delay in 1-hour increments. Confirm the selection by pressing the "TIMER" button again while the display
is flashing.
Pressing the "TIMER" button again clears the timer setting and the "Timer" LED goes out.

6.4.7 Swing-Function

The swing function can be switched on in any operating mode and ensures a more even distribution of
the conditioned air through continuous movement of the air outlet flap.
Press the "SWING" button during operation, the air outlet flap now moves up and down continuously.
By pressing the "SWING" button again, the air outlet flap stops in the position taken at that time.
If the device is switched off, the flap closes again automatically and opens fully again when the device
is switched on again.

6.4.8 Night-Mode

The night mode can be selected for the cooling or heating operating mode and increases or decreases
the set target temperature in two stages in a time-controlled manner. The fan runs automatically at the
lowest level.
In cooling mode, the set temperature is raised by 1° C after 1 hour and again by 1° C after another
hour.
In heating mode, the set temperature is reduced by 1° C after 1 hour and again by 1° C after
another hour.
First set the cooling or heating mode and the desired temperature with the device switched on.
You activate the night mode by pressing the "SLEEP" button once, this causes the device to switch
to night mode, the "SLEEP" LED lights up. Pressing the "SLEEP" button again ends the night mode.
Attention! The device has a switch-on delay when switching to another mode and when
switching on again to protect the system against start-up against the refrigerant pressure.
Nevertheless, take a break of at least 3 minutes after switching off the device before putting
it back into operation!
Deviations between the set and actual room temperature are due to technical reasons and
cannot always be avoided!
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