CL 6044 CB - Air Conditioning BOMANN - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL CL 6044 CB BOMANN

Instruction Manual Thank you for choosing our product. We hope you will enjoy using the appliance. Symbols in this Instruction Manual Important information for your safety is specially marked. It is essential to comply with these instructions in order to avoid accidents and prevent damage to the appliance:

This warns you of dangers to your health and indicates possible injury risks. CAUTION: This refers to possible hazards to the appliance or other objects. NOTE: This highlights tips and information. General Notes Read the operating instructions carefully before putting the appliance into operation and keep the instructions including the warranty, the receipt and, if possible, the box with the internal packing. If you give this appliance to other people, please also pass on the operating instruc- tions.

• The appliance is designed exclusively for private use and for the envisaged purpose. This appliance is not t for commercial use.

• Do not use it outdoors. Keep it away from sources of heat, direct sunlight, humidity (never dip it into any liquid) and sharp edges. Do not use the appliance with wet hands.

• The appliance and the mains lead have to be checked regularly for signs of damage. If damage is found the appliance must not be used.

• Use only original spare parts.

• In order to ensure your children’s safety, please keep all packaging (plastic bags, boxes, polystyrene etc.) out of their reach.

Do not allow small children to play with the plastic foil. There is a danger of suffocation! Special Safety Precautions for this Appliance On the products you will nd symbols that indicate warnings or provide information: Read the instructions!

WARNING: Fire hazard!

The appliance contains a ammable refrigerant!

• Do not use any objects other than those permitted by the manufacturer to accelerate the defrosting process.

• The appliance should only be stored in rooms without a permanent source of ignition (e. g. open ames, an acti- vated gas appliance or electric heater).

• Do not drill or burn the appliance.

• Remember that refrigerants are odourless. The service manual is available at the following web address: www.sli24.de In the “Downloads” area, please enter the model name CL 6044 QC CB.

• Any person who is involved with working on or breaking into a refrigerant circuit should hold a current valid certicate from an industry-accredited assessment authority, which authorises their competence to handle refrig- erants safely in accordance with an industry recognised assessment specication.

• Servicing shall only be performed as recommended by the equipment manufacturer. Maintenance and repair requiring the assistance of other skilled personnel shall be carried out under the supervision of the person com- petent in the use of ammable refrigerants. CAUTION: Risk of overheating!

• Keep the ventilation slots free!

• Do not cover the appliance! CAUTION: Improper installation and operation without verication (e.g. certicate) from a specialist company shall cause the warranty to expire in accordance with EU 517 / 2014 Chapter II Art. 3.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

• Do not use and store the appliance at the following locations: - Near a re source. - An area, where water or oil can splash. - An area exposed to direct sunlight. - In the bathroom, the laundry room or next to a swimming pool.

• Do not touch the appliance when you are barefoot or when parts of your body are wet or damp.

• During installation of the appliance by a certied specialist company, secure the surrounding area to avoid acci- dents. Children and unauthorized persons should not be permitted entry.

• Make sure that the socket for the outdoor facility has been installed in sufciently secure fashion.

• Make sure no air can get into the refrigerant system and check for leaking cooling agents when you move the air-conditioning system. Remember that cooling agents are odourless.

• Following installation of the air-conditioning system, do a test-run and check the operating data.

• The fuses installed in the built-in control unit have a rated value of T 5 A / 250 V. Make sure the interior appliance is always protected using a fuse possessing sufcient capacity for the maximum input current, or with the aid of another overload protection device.

• The appliance must remain disconnected from the mains supply network during installation, which shows all-pole contact separation, which makes complete separation possible in accordance with the conditions of over voltage category III. These must be integrated into the permanent cabling in accordance with the safety regulations. All electrical work must only be performed by a professional electrician or specialist company dealing with electric work. The air-conditioning unit must only be installed by a certied specialist company.

• Do not place the appliance near ammable substances (alcohol, etc.) or pressurized containers (e. g. spray cans, gas cylinders, etc.). Please maintain a distance of at least 50 cm between the appliance and any such substances.

• If the appliance is used in areas without ventilation facilities, then precautions must be undertaken in order to avoid the re hazard associated with the leakage of refrigerant gas.

• Please observe the national connection standards. The cabling must comply with the applicable national regula- tions.

• Before touching the connecting clamps, all electrical circuits must be disconnected from the power supply.

• This appliance can be used by children over the age of eight (8) years as well as by persons with reduced phys- ical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they are supervised or provided with instruction concerning the safe use of the appliance and understand the hazards involved therewith.

• Children may not play with the appliance.

• Do not repair the appliance yourself, but always contact an authorized technician.

• Cleaning and maintenance must be performed by qualied personnel. In any event, always disconnect the appli- ance from the power supply before performing cleaning or maintenance tasks.

• This appliance was not developed to provide air conditioning in living space / quarters and may not be used for other purposes such as e.g. drying clothes, refrigeration of foodstuffs, etc.

• Only use the appliance with the air lter installed. Use of the air conditioning appliance without the air lter can lead to an excessive accumulation of dust or contamination of the internal parts of the appliance and cause dam- age and / or malfunction.

• The user is therefore responsible for ensuring installation of the appliance by a qualied technician. The qualied technician must verify whether the appliance has been grounded in accordance with applicable statutory provi- sions and guidelines, as well as ensure that the appliance is equipped with a thermomagnetic circuit breaker.

• Never permit the appliance to be directly exposed to a cold air current for a prolonged period of time. Prolonged direct exposure to a cold air current can be injurious to health. Particular caution is recommended with regard to children, elderly persons or persons with an illness.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

• If the appliance is giving off smoke or a burning odour is detected, immediately disconnect the power supply and consult your service technician. Use of the appliance under such circumstances and/or in this condition can cause re or electrical shock.

• Use the button to switch off the appliance if you are not using it for an extended period of time.

• Make sure the air ow direction is correctly installed. The valves must point downwards during heating mode and upwards during cooling mode.

• By avoiding extreme uctuations in temperature settings, damage to the appliance can be avoided.

• Do not bend, pull or crush the power cable as it can become damaged thereby. A damaged power cable can cause electric shocks as well as res. Only specialized technical staff must be permitted to replace a damaged power cable.

• Do not block the air inlet or outlet of the interior appliance or of the exterior appliance. Blocking or plugging these openings will lead to reduced cooling capacity and can cause malfunctions or damage. Do not perform any unau- thorized or improper changes or alternations on the appliance.

• Do not place any heavy or hot objects on the appliance.

• Do not leave windows or doors open for long periods of time when the air conditioning unit is in use.

• Do not point the air current at plants or animals. Long periods of direct exposure to cold currents of air can have a negative impact on plants and animals.

• Do not climb on the external appliance and do not place any objects on top of it.

• Never insert a rod, bar or pole or similar object into the appliance. This can cause personal injury as well as mate- rial damage.

• Be sure to use an appropriate, specically-designed tool for the laying and bending of the cooling pipes. For safety reasons, any buckling of the delicate cables must be avoided at all costs. All work must be performed by a certied company and correspondingly documented and determined in accordance with the equipment attached to the appliance. CAUTION: All technical modications to the cooling pipes must carried out by a certied specialist company. Improper alter- ations or modications shall result in expiry of the warranty.

• Check to ensure that all pipes and cables are impermeable to prevent the formation of liquids, water vapour or condensate and e.g. to prevent their penetration of the interior walling of the appliance. This will prevent the accu- mulation of moisture as well as the formation of mildew. Handling Batteries

• Do not expose batteries to excessive heat such as sunlight, re or similar. There is a risk of explosion!

• Batteries are not toys. Keep away from children.

• Do not open batteries by force.

• Avoid contact with metal objects (rings, nails, screws, etc.). There is a risk of short circuit!

• A short circuit could cause the battery to heat up excessively or even to catch re, resulting in injuries.

• For your own safety, cover the battery terminals with adhesive tape during transport.

• In case of battery leakage, make sure not to rub the liquid into your eyes or mucous membranes. In case of contact, wash your hands and rinse your eyes with clear water. Seek medical attention if any discomfort persists.

• Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.

• Ensure correct polarity when inserting the battery / batteries. CAUTION:

• When not using the remote control for a long period of time, remove the batteries in order to prevent “leakage” of battery acid.

• Different battery types or new and used batteries must not be used together.

• Do not dispose of batteries along with domestic waste. Return used batteries to the relevant collection facilities or your retailer. Unpacking the Appliance

1. Remove the appliance from its packaging.

2. Remove all packaging materials such as foils, lling materials and

cardboard packaging.

3. Check the appliance for possible transport damage to prevent haz-

4. If damage occurs, do not operate the appliance. Contact your distrib-

Scope of Delivery Interior Unit a) 6 × screw b) 6 × dowel c) 1 × wall mount Exterior Unit d) 1 × support for the condensate channelling system e) 4 × stand for the exterior unit Connection Accessories f) 1 × Connecting cable for the exterior unit g) 2 × cooling pipe (red and blue) including insulation h) 1 × insulation material (spare)

i) 2 × condensate water pipe

j) 1 × vinyl tape k) 1 × hole cover Accessories m) 1 × remote control n) 2 × R03 “AAA” 1.5 V battery o) 2 × lter Overview of the Components Page 3 Appliance Unit for Indoor Areas 1 Front panel 2 Filter cartridge with lter 3 LED display 4 Type plate (position may differ) 5 Circuit diagram 6 Electric connection unit

button (on / off) 8 Air deector 9 Signal receiver 10 Air ap 11 Remote control Appliance Unit for Outdoor Areas 12 Type plate for outdoor area (position may differ) 13 Connector cover 14 Coolant valve a+b 15 Air outlet Remote control NOTE: Should your model lack one of these functions, you will nevertheless hear a beep when you press down on the button. Buttons on the Remote Control No. Button Meaning

Switch on / off 2 OPTION Selection button

Settings / selection button

Automatic temperature calculation Self-cleaning for mildew Health feature (not available) Not available Installation Interior Unit (a)

• Mount the interior unit on a solid wall which is not exposed to any vibrations.

• None of the openings on the appliance must be blocked so that the air can ow into the entire room.

• Do not mount the appliance close to heat sources, vapours or am- mable gases.

• Do not mount the appliance in a location where it will be exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time.

• Select a location in which condensate can easily drain and from which the interior unit can be easily connected to the exterior unit.

• Check regularly to ensure proper functioning of the appliance and always observe the guidelines regarding minimum distances and/or keep these spaces clear. Select a location from which the lter can be easily reached.

• Do not install the appliance in humid rooms such as bathrooms, laundry rooms, etc.

• For optimum results, installation should be performed as high above the oor as possible. Exterior Unit (b)

• Do not mount the exterior unit close to heat sources, vapour or am- mable gases.

• Do not set up the appliance in locations which are overly dusty.

• Install the appliance in an area in which nobody will be disturbed by the operating noise and which is not frequented by many persons. If necessary, make an arrangement with your next-door neighbours. Consult the German Federal Emissions Protection Directive in this regard, if necessary.

• Do not install the appliance in an area in which it will be exposed to direct sunlight or severe weather conditions or use sun protection of a kind which will not adversely affect air ow.

• Always observe the minimum distances depicted in the illustration be- low and/or keep the space within this distance clear during installation and operation.

• Install the exterior unit in a stable location.

• If the exterior unit is exposed to vibrations, use rubber bumpers on the oor to counteract the inuence of the vibrations. The minimum distances (in mm) are marked in the illustration. CAUTION:

• The purchaser must ensure that persons / rms / companies which install, maintain or repair these air conditioning units possess sufcient qualications and experience working with refrigerating agents.

• Improper installation and operation without verication (e. g. certi- cate) from a specialist company shall cause the warranty to expire in accordance with (EU) 517 / 2014 Chapter II Art. 3. Installing the Wall Mount CAUTION: Before you install the wall mount, make sure you have found the precise spot at which you are going to drill the hole for the pipes! See the chapter entitled “Installation of the Interior Unit and Wall Bushing to the Outside”.

1. Loosen the wall mount at the locking clips.

3. Remove the wall mount by releasing it from the holder.

4. Drill holes at least 32 mm deep in a solid wall in order to fasten the

5. Place the plastic dowels in the hole.

6. Fasten the mounting plate to the wall using the screws included.

7. Ensure that the mounting plate is screwed rmly in place.

Alignment of the Cooling Pipes CAUTION: The air conditioning unit must be installed and connected by a certi- ed refrigeration and air conditioning company. Improper installation shall result in expiry of the warranty. The cooling pipes can be laid in 3 directions as depicted in accordance with the numbers in the illustration. If the piping is placed in accordance with options 1 or 3, then you must use a cutter to carefully cut a notch in the side of the interior unit along the seam. Guide the connection pipes in the direction of the opening in the wall and bind the cooling pipes, the condensed water piping and the power cable together using vinyl tape and always ensure impermeable insu- lation so that no liquids, water vapour or condensate are permitted to form and e. g. penetrate the wall. This will prevent the accumulation of moisture as well as the formation of mildew. Ensure that the condensed water pipe is placed on a gentle incline so that the water ow is not obstructed. CAUTION: Ensure that the pipes are impermeably sealed to avoid moisture dam- age and mildew build-up in the walling. Unrolling the Cooling Pipes

• If the pipes are bent or pulled too frequently, they will become rigid. Do not bend the pipes more than three times.

• Carefully unroll the pipes as shown in diagram A. Avoid buckling. CAUTION: Do not pull the pipe apart as shown in diagram B. Instead, unroll it carefully.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

Connecting the Condensed Water Pipe for the Interior Unit It is extremely important that the condensed water pipe for the interior unit be installed in correct fashion.

1. Lay the drain hose below the pipe and make sure there are no dips or

2. The drain hose must be inclined downwards in order to facilitate the

ow of the condensed water.

3. Do not bend or twist the drain hose. Do not allow it to protrude. Do

not immerse the end in water. If the pipe is connected to an exten- sion, ensure the connection when inserting it into the interior unit.

4. If the cooling pipes are laid as shown at No. 3 in the chapter entitled

“Alignment of the Cooling Pipes”, then the pipes, the connecting cable for the exterior unit and the drain pipe for condensed water must be secured to the rear side of the appliance using pipe couplings.

5. Insert the pipe connector in the corresponding appliance.

6. Press the connecting pipe down rmly into the air conditioning unit

and make sure the connection is tight. CAUTION: Avoid buckling during positioning and only permit these tasks to be performed by a certied specialist companies! Installation of the Interior Unit and Wall Bushing to the Outside

1. Using extreme care, lay the pipes, the connecting cable for the exte-

rior unit and the condensed water pipe towards the spot where they are to be led through the wall to the outside.

2. Bind the condensed water pipes, the connecting cable for the exterior

unit and the condensed water pipe together using vinyl tape and then cover everything tightly using insulating tape (not included in delivery). CAUTION:

• Ensure that the pipes are impermeably sealed to avoid moisture damage and mildew build-up in the walling.

• Make sure all exposed tubular parts have been sufciently isolated.

3. Drill a hole with a diameter of 57 mm and an incline / gradient of

NOTE: Drill this with a slight incline of 5 - 7 mm toward the outside, to en- sure that the condensed water is able to drain. In any case, make sure that there is an incline over the entire length of the condensed water pipe in the direction of the opening in the wall.

4. Insert the hole-cover.

5. Guide the insulated pipes, the connecting cable for the exterior unit

and the condensed water pipes through the opening in the wall. NOTE: After installing the pipes, seal the hole in the wall through which the pipes have been passed so that it is airtight as well as watertight.

6. Fasten the interior unit securely to the upper part of the wall mounting

7. Press the lower part of the interior unit rmly against the wall mount-

ing plate until it rests rmly.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

Installation of the Exterior Unit

• Before connecting the pipes, decide where you want to place the exterior unit and take care to ensure that there is enough room in the location you have chosen for maintenance work to be performed at a later time. (Observe the minimum distances)

• Put the protective caps (included in delivery) on the stand and fasten these in the appropriate places.

• Use exceptionally sturdy screws / bolt anchors and bear in mind also the weight of the appliance, in order to prevent vibrations caused by operation from loosening the connection over time. The unit must be installed in accordance with the applicable safety regulations. Condensed Water Drain Pipe for the Exterior Unit Condensed water and ice which build up in the exterior unit due to heat generation can be drained by means of the condensed water pipe.

1. Fasten the supports for the condensed water drain pipe in the 25 mm

opening designed therefor.

2. Connect the supports for the condensed water drain pipe to the con-

densed water pipe and ensure the ow is properly controlled in order to avoid moisture damage. Electrical Connection (Exterior Unit) Remove the connector cover (15) on the right side of the appliance. The associated diagram can be found on the rear side. See diagram.

1. Connect the power supply cable for the interior unit to the terminal

2. Carefully attach the power supply cable for the exterior unit using the

cable connecting clamps.

3. Make sure that the cables have been properly attached. Be sure that

the grounding has been correctly installed.

4. Place the protective cover back on the appliance.

CAUTION: All electrical works must be performed by a certied professional elec- trician or specialist electronics company. Improper installation shall result in expiry of the warranty. Connection, Filling and Start-up Procedure The coolant pipes are not lled, and this must be done before use. The lling procedure may only be carried out by a certied specialist company. For any further installation requirements, please contact the appropriate specialist company. CAUTION:

• The air conditioning unit must be installed and connected by a certi- ed refrigeration and air conditioning company. Improper installation shall result in expiry of the warranty.

• Operating the appliance without lling with coolant can cause damage! Testing the Interior Unit

• Is the power switch functioning properly?

• Does the ventilator work?

• Do the operating modes function normally?

• Can temperature and time be accurately adjusted?

• Do all lamps light up in normal fashion?

• Are the airow aps functioning properly?

• Is the condensed water pipe functioning normally? CAUTION: All of the steps described above must be performed by a certied refrigeration and air conditioning company. Improper implementation shall result in expiry of the warranty. Testing the Exterior Unit

• Can unusual noises or vibrations be detected during operation?

• Is the cooling agent leaking? NOTE: The electronic control system will only start the compressor three minutes after the unit is switched on. CAUTION: All of the steps described above must be performed by a certied refrigeration and air conditioning company. Improper implementation shall result in expiry of the warranty. Installation Information Installation Instructions – Installation Information Design model / Cooling capacity (Btu / h) 9k 12k 15 / 18k Cooling pipe diameter a) 1 / 4" 6 1 / 4" 6 1 / 4" 6 Cooling pipe diameter b) 3 / 8" 9,52 1 / 2" 12 1 / 2" 12 Standard cooling pipe length 5 m 5 m 5 m Maximum distance between interior and exterior unit 15 m 15 m 15 m Additional refrigerant charge 20 g / m 20 g / m 30 g / m Maximum distance between interior and exterior unit 5 m (15 m) 5 m (15 m) 5 m (15 m) Cooling agent * R32 R32 R32 *) Additional information can be found on the information plate on the exterior unit.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

AWG16 Connecting cable N 1.0 mm² (1.5 mm²) 1.0 mm² (1.5 mm²) 1.5 mm² L 1.0 mm² (1.5 mm²) 1.0 mm² (1.5 mm²) 1.5 mm² 1 1.0 mm² (1.5 mm²) 1.0 mm² (1.5 mm²) 1.5 mm² At 220 V 7 K, 9 K, 12 K, 15 K, 16 K, 18 K, 22 K, 24 K, 30 K, the backup value for the air conditioning interior unit is: 50 T, 3.15 A At 110 V 7 K, 9 K, 12 K, the backup value for the air conditioning interior unit is: 50 T, 3.15 A 125 V 7 K, 9 K, 12 K the backup value for the air conditioning exterior unit is: 61 T, 15 A 250 V 18 K, 22 K, 24 K the backup value for the air conditioning exterior unit is: 65 T, 25 A! Circuit Diagram The circuit diagram may vary for different models. Please observe the circuit diagrams on the interior and exterior units. For the interior unit, you will nd the circuit diagram (7) under the front panel (1). For the exterior unit, you will nd the circuit diagram stuck to the reverse side of the connector cover (15). NOTE: For some models, the cables have been connected by the manufac- turer to the main circuit board of the interior unit without terminal strips. Operation Tableside Control If the remote control is not functioning or maintenance is required, pro- ceed as follows:CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

1. Open the front cover and lift it upwards until you reach the button.

2. Pressing the button will cause the cooling function to start. (You will

3. Pressing the button within 3 seconds will cause the heating func-

tion to start. (You will hear two beeps.)

4. To switch it off, press the button again. (You will hear a long beep.)

NOTE: The external static pressure for the water pump on all models is 0 Pa. Remote Control

1. Open the battery compartment cover on the rear side of the remote

control by pushing it in the direction of the arrow.

2. Insert 2 × R03 “AAA” 1.5 V batteries. Please ensure that the polarity is

correct. (See the bottom of the battery compartment) NOTE:

• Child Safety Lock: Press the and buttons down at the same time to activate the child safety lock.

• Turn the display on / off: Press and hold the ECO button

3. Point the remote control at the air conditioning unit.

• Make sure there are no objects / obstructions located in the space between the remote control and the signal receiver in the interior unit.

• Never leave the remote control exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time.

• Use and store the remote control at a distance of at least one meter from the television set or other electrical appliances. Switch On / Off Press the button to switch off the appliance. Press the button again to switch the appliance on again. Adjusting the Air Flow The air ow will be evenly distributed as it escapes into the room. Options are available for optimization of the ow direction. The button activates the air directing ap (1). The air ow is directed from above to below to guarantee even distribution of the air throughout the room. The air deectors (2) must be positioned manually and are located under the air directing aps. These make it possible to direct the air ow towards the right or the left. CAUTION:

• Orientation of the air deector must occur while the appliance is switched off.

• Never position the air directing aps manually (i. e. by hand). This can result in serious damage.

• Never insert ngers, sticks or other objects into the air inlet / outlet openings. This can result in material damage and personal injury.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

• Please note that for design reasons, not all features can be viewed in the remote control display in each operating mode. By pressing the OPTION button, you can discover which features are available for individual operating modes.

• MODE button Select an operating mode

• OPTION button Select a feature Cooling Mode (COOL) Cooling mode permits simultaneous cooling of the room and reduction of air humidity.

1. To activate cooling mode, press the MODE button until “COOL” ap-

pears in the remote control display. The cooling function will activate if the temperature selected is lower than the temperature in the room. (Selection using the and buttons.)

2. To optimize the air conditioning feature, adjust the temperature, the

speed and the air ow direction by pressing the appropriate buttons. Heating Mode (HEAT) Heating mode makes it possible to heat the room.

1. To activate heating mode, press the MODE button until “HEAT” ap-

pears in the remote control display. The heating function will activate if the temperature selected is higher than the temperature in the room. (Selection using the and buttons.)

2. To optimize the heating feature, adjust the temperature, the speed

and the air ow direction by pressing the appropriate buttons. NOTE:

• If the appliance is equipped with an electric heater, then this will delay activation of the application for a few minutes.

• An automatic thawing function may activate during heating mode. This thawing function is indispensable for the cleaning of the appli- ance. Frost residue on the condenser is removed in order to restore its full heat exchange capacity. This procedure normally takes 2 - 10 minutes. The fan will stop operating during defrosting. After defrost- ing, the appliance will automatically revert to heating mode. Switching the Appliance on Automatically (

To program the appliance to switch on automatically, the appliance must be turned off.

and until “ ” appears on the remote control display.

3. Press the OPTION button again and use the arrow buttons and

to adjust the desired time.

• To interrupt the adjusted function, repeat the steps described above.

• The Timer feature can be adjusted for 30-minute intervals Switching the Appliance Off Automatically (

To program the appliance to switch off automatically, the appliance must be turned on.

and until “ ” appears on the remote control display.

3. Press the OPTION button again and use the arrow buttons and

to adjust the desired time.

• To interrupt the adjusted function, repeat the steps described above.

• The Timer feature can be adjusted for 30-minute intervals. Fan Mode (FAN) To activate the fan mode, press the MODE button until “FAN” appears in the remote control display. By pressing the FAN button, you can adjust the fan speed, in the follow- ing order:

• automatic Air Dehumidication Mode (DRY) This feature permits the reduction of air humidity as well as improved air quality in the room. To switch on air dehumidication mode, press the MODE button until “DRY” appears in the remote control display. The fan will activate with a variable cooling cycle. Automatic Mode (AUTO) To activate automatic mode, press the MODE button until “AUTO” ap- pears in the remote control display. The fan speed and the temperature will be automatically controlled, irrespective of the temperature in the room. Ambient Temperature Operating mode < 20 °C Heat 20 °C ~ 26 °C Dehumidify > 26 °C Cool Snooze Mode (

The SLEEP feature automatically adjusts the temperature in order to render the air in the room especially pleasant during the night. While operating in cool / dehumidication mode, the adjusted temperature will be automatically increased by 1 °C until a temperature increase of 2 °C has been attained within a period of 2 hours.

and until “ ” appears on the remote control display.

During heating mode, the temperature is reduced by 2 °C during the rst 2 hours. After 10 hours in snooze mode, the appliance with automatically switch off. Energy Saving Mode (ECO) Pressing the ECO button activates or deactivates the Eco feature. The appliance will enter the energy saving mode. The adjusted temperature is automatically, gradually increased without compromising climatic comfort. This will result in low energy consumption. Pressing and holding down the ECO button allows you to switch off the display for the interior unit.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

Maximum Temperature and Speed ( ) Pressing the TURBO button activates or deactivates the Turbo function. This allows the adjusted temperature to be attained as quickly as pos- sible. Mildew / Self-cleaning (

1. To activate self-cleaning mode, press the OPTION button.

2. Use the arrow buttons to select

and until “ ” appears on the remote control display.

Automatic temperature calculation my means of a sensor in the remote control. Ensure that the remote control is not exposed to sources of heat such e. g. lamps.

2. Use the arrow buttons to select and until “ ” appears on

the remote control display.

3. Conrm your selection using the OPTION button.

4. Press the OPTION button again to switch off the “ ” function.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Make sure no water penetrates the openings on the appliance during cleaning. Danger of electric shock or re. CAUTION:

• Maintain your appliance regularly to ensure its safe and efcient operation.

• All cleaning and maintenance work must be performed by a certi- ed refrigeration and air conditioning company. Improper application shall result in expiry of the warranty. Cleaning and Exchanging the Filter

1. Open the front panel in the direction of the arrow.

2. Raise the front cover with one hand, use the other hand to remove

3. Clean the lter with water. If heavily soiled, use warm water to clean

(not above 45 °C). Then leave the lter to dry.

4. Reinsert the air lter.

5. Close the compartment cover.

Cleaning the Interior Unit

1. Open the front plate of the appliance and remove the hinges to facili-

2. Clean the interior unit using a cloth and water (not warmer than 40 °C).

• Do not spray cleaning agents on the appliance.

• Do not immerse the appliance in water: the electronic components can be damaged.

• Do not use a wire brush or any abrasive items. Cleaning the Exterior Unit If the air inlet on the exterior unit is blocked, remove any leaves or other waste material present and then remove any remaining dust using com- pressed air or a little water. Changing the Battery NOTE: Use only new batteries. Only remove the batteries from the remote control when the air conditioning unit is switched off.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

• You no longer hear a conrmation beep from the interior unit.

• The display is no longer functioning correctly. How:

• Open the rear cover.

• Insert new batteries. Please ensure that the polarity is correct. Troubleshooting Malfunction / Breakdown Possible Cause The appliance is not working. Power failure / plug pulled out Damaged fan motor on the interior unit or on the exterior unit. Thermomagnetic switch on the compressor is broken. Protective device broken or defective or fuses blown Loose connections or plug pulled out Operational interruption for protection / preservation of the product Voltage too high or too low Function “ ” is activated (automatic switching on of the appliance) Damage to the electronic control board Usual odour Air lters soiled or dirty Sound of water Liquid backow in the refrigerant circuit Fine mist is leaking from the air outlet This occurs when the air in the room becomes very cold, for example in the “COOL” or “DRY” modes. Unusual noises Noises can occur due to extension or contraction caused by thermal uctuations in the front panel. The occurrence of these noises does not mean that the appliance is defective or broken. Undesired air ow (hot or cold) Improper or unsuitable temperature adjustments The air inlet or outlet is blocked on either the interior unit or on the exterior unit. The air lter is blocked. Fan speed adjusted to minimum setting Other heat sources in the room Missing cooling agent(s) The appliance is not responding to signals / entries. The remote control is not close enough to the receiver for the interior unit. There is insufcient voltage remaining in the batteries for the remote control. Obstacles placed between the remote control and the receiver The display is switched off. Activated LED function Voltage error The ECO function is activated (see chapter on servicing) “Energy saving mode (ECO)”) Functions or features are absent from the display Not all functions or features are shown for each operating mode (see chapter “Operation”) In this case, switch the appliance off immediately and disconnect the power supply: Unusual noises during operation Error in the control board Blown fuses or broken switch Spray water or objects in the system Overheating / burnt cable or plug Strong odor emanating from the appliance Error codes in the display If an error occurs, the following error codes will appear in the display of the interior unit: Lamp lights Description of error Blinks once Indoor temperature sensor error Blinks twice Outdoor temperature sensor error Blinks six times The motor for the interior fan is malfunctioning NOTE: Additional error codes can be found in the service manual.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

Technical Data Model:...............................................................................CL 6044 QC CB Net weight of interior unit: ....................................................approx. 6,5 kg Net weight of exterior unit: ....................................................approx. 24 kg Power / voltage supply: ................................................. 220 - 240 V~, 50 Hz Power input during cooling: ............................................................. 800 W Power input during heating: ............................................................. 699 W Power input during integrated standby operation: ............................ 5.0 W Protection class: ........................................................................................ Refrigeration capacity: ...........................................9000 BTU (2600 kW/h) Thermal output: ...................................................... 9000 BTU (2610 kW/h) Cooling agent(s): ................................................................................. R 32 Maximum permissible operating pressure: Pressure side: ........................................................................... 3,7 MPa Suction side: ............................................................................. 1.2 MPa The right to make technical and design modications in the course of continuous product development remains reserved. Notice of Directive Conformity Hereby, Clatronic International GmbH declares that the radio equipment type CL 6044 QC CB is in compliance with Directive 2014 / 53 / EU. Furthermore, the appliance is in compliance with the requirements of the RoHS directive 2011 / 65 / EC & (EU) 2015 / 863. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the follow- ing internet address: www.sli24.de In the “Download” area, please enter the model name CL 6044 QC CB. Tested for operation in Great Britain. Disposal Battery Disposal As a consumer you are obliged by law to return old batter- ies / accumulators. Remove the batteries from the remote control before dispos- ing of the appliance. Return the batteries to a collection facility for the collection of old batteries or hazardous waste. Contact your local authority for more information. Meaning of the “Dustbin” Symbol Protect our environment: do not dispose of electrical equip- ment in the domestic waste. Please return any electrical equipment that you will no longer use to the collection points provided for their disposal. This helps avoid the potential effects of incorrect disposal on the environment and human health. This will contribute to the recycling and other forms of re-utilisation of electrical and electronic equipment. Information concerning where the equipment can be disposed of can be obtained from your local authority.CL6044CB_IM 17.12. 20

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