EUROM PAC 12 Folleto De Instrucciones página 17

Cleaning the housing
Use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the housing.
Never use aggressive cleaning products, petrol, detergent, chemically-impregnated cloths or
other cleaning solutions. These could damage the housing. Never spray the unit and ensure
that water never penetrates the device! Dry the unit with a soft cloth.
Cleaning the filters
Clean the filters once every two weeks; a unit with dirty filters will never work properly. The 4
filters can be found behind the air inlet grilles on the sides and at the rear. You can easily open
these grilles and remove the filters. Use a vacuum cleaner or gently beat the filter to remove
loose dust and dirt. Rinse the filter with tepid water (not hotter than 40°C) with a mild, neutral
cleaning product. Let the filters dry thoroughly in the shade before replacing in the unit. Take
care! Never use the air conditioning unit without the filters!
End of season cleaning
If the device is to be stored for a long period, you must take the following measures!
 Remove the condensed water. Run the unit for a few hours on fan function so that the unit is
completely dry inside.
Then switch the air conditioning unit off, remove the plug from the socket and:
 clean the filters and reposition them or replace with new ones;
 unscrew the waste pipe from the device in order to prevent damage;
 pack the air conditioning unit in its original packaging or in a plastic bag and place in a dry
place for storage. Place a heavy object on the unit.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
The unit does not start if I press the ON/OFF button
 Is the plug in the socket?
 Is the earth leakage circuit breaker engaged? No power?
 Is the water tank full? Empty it.
 The room temperature is lower than the set temperature; amend the set temperature.
The unit doesn't seem to be very effective
 Measure the outlet temperature; this must be approx. 10° cooler than room temperature.
 Is there direct sunlight? Shut the curtains.
 Are windows or doors open? Shut them.
 Are there too many people in the room? They produce heat!
 Is the space too big?
 Is there an object in the room that is generating (a great deal of) heat? Switch it off or remove
it.
 Is the filter dusty or covered in dirt? Clean it.
 Is the air inlet or outlet (hose) blocked? Make sure there is free air flow.
The unit is making a noise
 Is the surface underneath the machine sturdy and even?
 The flow of coolant in the unit also produces a little noise. This is perfectly normal.
The unit switches itself off
 The overheating safeguard may have switched the unit off. See 'Safety'.
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