| F565373   Operating Instructions   Air Conditioner   POWE   R TIM   ER   QU   IET   POW   ERFUL   CS-E24FKR   CS-E28FKR   CU-E24FKR   CU-E28FKR   ENGLISH   Before operating the unit, read these operating instructions thoroughly and keep them for future reference.   Manufactured by:   © 2006 Panasonic HA Air-Conditioning (M) Sdn Bhd   (11969-T). All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying   and distribution is a violation of law.   Panasonic HA Air-Conditioning (M) Sdn. Bhd.   Lot 2, Persiaran Tengku Ampuan, Section 21, Shah Alam Industrial Site,   40300 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.   REGULATORY INFORMATION   ■ Operation Condition   The appliance is not intended for use by young children or the infirm person without supervision.   Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.   Use this air conditioner under the   following temperature range.   Indoor   Temperature (°C)   Environmental Reeqquuiirreemmeennttss   *DBT *WBT   Maximum   Minimum   Maximum   Minimum   32   16   30   16   23   11   – COOLING   HEATING   Battery Disposal   The batteries must be recycled or disposed of properly.   – Outdoor   Temperature (°C)   Maximum   End-oof-Liffe Disspposal   *DBT *WBT   43   16   24   -5   26   11   18   -6   COOLING   Minimum   Maximum   Minimum   HEATING   “Instructions for end-user” for air conditioners:   *DBT: Dry bulb temperature   *WBT: Wet bulb temperature   Information on Disposal in other countries outside the European Union   This symbol is only valid in the European Union. If you wish to discard this product, please contact   your installer, dealer or local authority and ask for the correct method of disposal.   Note:   The illustrations in this manual   are for explanation purposes only and   may differ from the actual unit. It is   subjected to change without notice for   future improvement.   3 PRODUCT OVERVIEW   ■ About   Remote Control Preparation   Air intake   Indoor Unit   1. Pull out   the cover.   Supersonic air   purifying device   Front panel   Auto OFF/ON   button   2. Insert AAA or R03   batteries.   Receiver   3. Close the cover.   4. Press CLOCK.   Air filter   TIMER   ON   5. Press to   set time.   SET   3 1 2 Indicator   Airflow direction   louver   OFF   CANCEL   AC   RC   SET CHECK   CLOCK   RESET   6. Press again.   Discharged air   • Timer operation will be based on   current time set.   Outdoor Unit   • The batteries can be used for   approximately 1 year.   Air inlet (rear)   Remote Control Signal   • Make sure it is not obstructed.   • Maximum distances : 10m.   Air inlet (side)   • Certain fluorescent lights may   interfere with signal transmission.   Please consult your nearest dealer.   Air outlet   Auto OFF/ON Button   Remote Control   Transmitter   Action   Press once.   Mode   Automatic   Press and hold until   you hear one beep,   then release.   Cooling   LCD display   Press until you hear   one beep then release.   Press again until you   hear two beeps then   release.   Off/On   Operation mode   Quiet operation   Powerful operation   Heating   Temperature setting   Fan speed selection   Airflow direction   adjustment   • To turn off, press the AUTO OFF/   ON button again.   Timer setting   Clock setting   Check   * For normal operation, the and reset buttons are not in use.   * Press reset to restore the remote control’s default setting.   Troubleshooting   ● In the event of an error, the unit will stop and the timer indicator will blink.   2. Press until you hear beep   sound, then jot down the   error code.   Notes:   1. Press for 5 seconds.   • The unit may be operable (with 4 beeps)   on a limited basis, depending on the error.   TIMER   ON   SET   3 3. Press for 5 seconds to quit   checking.   1 2 OFF   CANCEL   AC   RC   4. Turn the unit off and reveal the   error code to your nearest dealer.   SET CHECK   CLOCK   RESET   4 AUTO, HEAT, COOL, DRY   ■ Operation Details   AUTO - Automatic Operation   • Unit selects the operation mode   according to temperature setting,   outdoor and room temperature.   • The power indicator blinks during   operation.   • Operation mode is reselected   every 30 minutes.   HEAT - Heating Operation   • In heating mode, it takes a while   for the unit to warm up. The   power indicator blinks during this   operation.   FAN   SPEED   AUTO   HEAT   COOL   DRY   AIR   SWING   OFF/ON   COOL - Cooling Operation   MODE   2 • Enjoy cool air at your desired   temperature.   1 OFF/ON   MODE   Start the   operation.   DRY - Soft Dry Operation   • Keeps your environment   dehumidified by running a very   gentle cooling operation.   Select the   desired   operation.   QUIET   TEMP   POWERFUL   FAN SPEED   • During soft dry operation, the   indoor fan operates at low fan   speed.   AIR SWING   TIMER   ON   4%-0   SET   3 3 1 2 Set the   temperature.   (16°C~30°C)   OFF   CANCEL   ■ Hint   AC   RC   • A temperature setting 1°C higher   in cooling operation or 2°C lower in   heating operation than the desired   temperature equates to a 10%   power saving.   SET CHECK   CLOCK   RESET   ● Supersonic air purifying device operates automatically once   the unit is switched on.   and QUIET operations are available in all modes.   POWERFUL   ● OFF/ON   ● Press   again to stop the operation.   Troubleshooting   ● Mist emerges from indoor unit.   ► Condensation effect due to cooling process.   ► Ensure temperature is set correctly.   ● Heating/Cooling operation does not work.   ► Make sure windows and doors are closed.   ► Make sure filters are cleaned and replaced.   ► Make sure inlet and outlet vents are cleared.   ● Water flowing sound during operations.   ► Cause by refrigerant flow inside the unit.   ● The power indicator blinks during the operation and   ► The unit is in defrost mode, and the melted frost is drained from the   the indoor fan is stopped.   outdoor unit.   5 FAN SPEED, AIR SWING   ■ Operations Details   FAN SPEED   • There are 5 fan speeds, as well as   automatic*.   * For automatic fan speed, the   speed of the indoor fan is   automatically adjusted according   to the operation.   FAN SPEED   AIR SWING   AIR SWING   • Keeps the room ventilated.   FAN   SPEED   AUTO   HEAT   COOL   DRY   • There are 5 options for vertical/   horizontal airflow direction.   Select fan   speed.   AIR   • Do not adjust the vertical and   horizontal louvers by hand.   SWING   Adjust the   airflow   direction   louver.   OFF/ON   MODE   • If automatic vertical airflow direction   has been set, the louvers swing up   and down automatically.   QUIET   TEMP   POWERFUL   FAN SPEED   • For HEATING operation, the air   blows horizontally for a while, then   starts to blow downwards.   AIR SWING   TIMER   ON   SET   3 1 2 • If automatic horizontal airflow   direction has been set, the louvers   swing left and right automatically.   OFF   CANCEL   AC   RC   • For HEATING operation, the airflow   louvers start to swing left/right after   the temperature rises.   SET CHECK   CLOCK   RESET   Troubleshooting   ● The room has a peculiar odour.   ► This may be a damp smell emitted by the wall, carpet, furniture or   clothing.   ● Indoor fan stops occasionally during automatic fan   ► This helps to remove the surrounding odours.   speed setting.   ● Indoor fan stops occasionally during heating   ► To avoid unintended cooling effect.   operation.   6 POWERFUL, QUIET   ■ Operation Details   POWERFUL   • To reach the desired set   temperature quickly.   QUIET   QUIET   • To provide a quiet surrounding   Enables   quiet   operation.   FAN   SPEED   AUTO   HEAT   COOL   DRY   AIR   SWING   ■ Hint   • To reduce power consumption   during cooling operation, close the   curtains to prevent the sunlight and   heat from coming in.   OFF/ON   MODE   QUIET   TEMP   POWERFUL   FAN SPEED   AIR SWING   TIMER   ON   SET   3 POWERFUL   1 2 OFF   CANCEL   Enables   powerful   operation.   AC   RC   SET CHECK   CLOCK   RESET   POWERFUL   QUIET   QUIET   ● ● and   operations could not be activated at the   operations could be cancelled by pressing   same time.   POWERFUL   and   the respective button again.   Troubleshooting   ● Noisy during operation.   ► The unit may have been installed at an incline, or the front panel is not   closed properly.   ► The delay is a protection to the unit’s compressor.   ● Operation is delayed a few minutes after restart.   ► Condensation or evaporation occurs on pipes.   ● Outdoor unit emits water/steam.   7 TIMER   ■ Operation Details   • The timer allows you to turn the air   conditioner on or off automatically.   • The unit may start in preliminary   operation before the actual set time   when ON timer has been set.   • The set timer repeats daily once   set.   • If there is a power failure, you can   restore the previous setting (once   power is resumed) by pressing the   SET   button.   1 SET   FAN   SPEED   AUTO   HEAT   COOL   DRY   • If the timer is cancelled, press   to restore the previous setting.   AIR   Select ON or   OFF timer.   2 SWING   2 Set the   OFF/ON   MODE   ■ Hints   • Press and hold the   desired time.   QUIET   for   CLOCK   approximately 5 seconds to set   either 12-hour (am/pm) or 24-hour   time indication.   TEMP   POWERFUL   FAN SPEED   • To dim the indicator display:   3 AIR SWING   TIMER   ON   SET   3 Confirm the   setting.   1 2 Press and hold for   5 seconds.   OFF   CANCEL   TIMER   AC   RC   ON   SET   3 To cancel, press   the again for   5 seconds.   SET CHECK   CLOCK   1 2 RESET   CANCEL   OFF   CANCEL   Cancel the   selected timer.   AC   RC   SET CHECK   CLOCK   RESET   • To switch the temperature setting   to °C or °F, press and hold   for approximately 10 seconds.   ● The timer is valid only when the clock is set correctly.   ● You can set your preferred time for ON and OFF timers.   The unit will turn ON or OFF automatically.   /.   ● To cancel ON or OFF timer, press   press   or   , then   OFF   . #!.#%,   Troubleshooting   ● Timer indicator always on.   ● Remote control does not work.   ● The unit does not work.   ► The timer setting repeats daily once set.   ► The batteries are inserted incorrectly or need replacing.   ► The circuit breaker is tripped or the timer is set incorrectly.   ● Power indicator blinks before the unit is switched on. ► This is a preliminary step in preparation for the operation when the ON   timer has been set.   8 CARE & CLEANING   ■ Washing Instructions   • Do not use benzene, thinner or   scouring powder.   Switch ooff tthhee ppoowweerr ssuuppppllyy   before cleaning   • Use only soaps ( pH7) or neutral   ≃ household detergent.   • Do not use water hotter than 40°C.   FRONT PANEL   INDOOR UNIT   Raise and pull to remove.   • Wipe the unit gently with a soft, dry   cloth.   Wash and dry.   AIR FILTER   AIR FILTER   Vacuum, wash and dry.   • Air filters cleaning is needed every   two weeks.   • Replace any damaged filter.   Part no: CWD001137   CWD001138   SUPER ALLERU-BUSTER AND   DEODORIZING FILTERS   Remove   • It is recommended to vacuum the   filters every 6 months.   • For best perfomance, place the   deodorizing filter under direct   sunlight for at least six hours every   six months.   Remove   • Replace the filter every 3 years or   replace any damaged filters.   Part no: CZ-SAD13P   INDOOR   UNIT   SUPERSOONIC AIR   PURIFYINGG DEVICE   Wipe gently.   ■ Hints   • Clean the filter regularly for best   performance and to reduce power   consumption.   • Please consult your nearest dealer   for seasonal inspection.   Remove   Vacuum the super   alleru-buster filter.   Vacuum the deodorizing   filter and place under   direct sunlight.   Vacuum, wash and   dry the frame.   ■ For extended non-use   • Activate heating for 2~3 hours to thoroughly dry the unit.   • Turn off the power supply.   • Remove the remote control batteries.   9 SEASONAL INSPECTION AFTER EXTENDED NON-USE:   • Checking of remote control batteries.   • No obstruction at inlet and outlet vents.   • After 15 minutes of operation, it is normal to have the following temperature difference between inlet and outlet vents:   Cooling: ≥ 8°C   Heating: ≥ 14°C   10   NON SERVICEABLE CRITERIAS   TURN OFF POWER SUPPLY and CALL Authorized Distributor under the following conditions:   • Abnormal noise during operation   • Water/foreign particles have entered the Remote Control   • Water leak from Indoor unit   • Circuit breaker switches off frequently   • Power cord becomes unnaturally warm   • Switches or buttons are not functioning properly   11   Printed in Malaysia   OPSC0606-01   Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.   F565373   |