REMKO MKT 260 User Manual

REMKO MKT 260 Portable Room Air Conditioner
Operation Technology Spare Parts
Edition GB – R03
REMKO – powerful like a bear.
Operating Instructions
Read these instructions carefully before setting up/operating the unit!
Our guarantee becomes null and void if the unit is used, set up
or maintained improperly, or if modifications are made to the
supplied unit without our prior consent.
Subject to alterations!
Portable Room Air Conditioner
REMKO MKT 260
Contents Page
Safety Instructions 4
Transport and Packaging 4
Description of Device 5
Operation 5
Prior to Initial Operation 8
Initial Operation 9
Shutting Down the Unit 10
Maintenance and Service 10
Cleaning the Filter 10
Always keep these operating instructions near or on the
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Contents Page
Troubleshooting 11
Exploded View 12
Spare Part List 13
Technical Data 13
Wiring Diagram 14
Customer Service and Guarantee 14
Environment and Recycling 14
Insulation Diagram of the Wall Lead-through 15
Safety Instructions
Extensive tests have been conducted on the material, functionality and quality of the REMKO portable air con­ditioner to ensure that it is a high-performance unit with a long service life.
Hazards may nevertheless arise if the unit is used by persons not familiar with its operation or if the unit is not used for its intended purpose.
Please make sure to follow these safety instructions.
Make sure that all extension cables are suitable in
terms of capacity, length and intended use.
Do not lay any lines under carpets.
Never operate the unit without the air filter!
Never aim the air current directly at people!
Never open the unit housing!
This may cause an electric shock.
The unit is not suitable for outdoor operation.
Do not set up or operate the unit in rooms suscepti-
ble to explosions.
Ensure that the unit is set up at a safe distance from
flammable materials.
Do not set up or operate the unit if the atmosphere is
contaminated by oil, sulfur or salt.
Do not set the unit up near curtains or drapes.
Minimum distance of 50 cm.
Ensure that the air intake and outlet openings are al-
ways clear of foreign objects.
Ensure that the air conditioner is securely placed on
a level surface.
The unit may only be operated in an upright position.
Do not insert any foreign objects into the air intake
or outlet openings.
Do not place any heavy or warm objects on top of
the unit.
Do not expose the unit to direct streams of water.
Operate the unit only within its permissible operating
ranges. Pay attention to surrounding temperatures.
This unit may only be connected to a correctly in-
stalled, grounded and fused plug socket.
230V / 50Hz, fuse 10A.
When unplugging the unit, do not pull the power too
forcefully or bend it too much.
This may result in damage to the cable!
Do not move the unit while in operation. Wait at least
5 minutes before starting the unit after it has been moved. This protects the unit from damage.
Switch the unit off by pressing the “Power” button.
Do not switch the unit off by unplugging the power
cord.
Do not transport the unit during operation.
Do not place the unit on its side.
Protect all electrical cables from being damaged, for
example, by animals.
Work on the cooling system and on the electrical
equipment may only be performed by an authorised service centre.
Operation/handling which does not comply with these instructions is prohibited! In cases of non-compliance, we assume no liability
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and the guarantee becomes null and void.
Transport and Packaging
All units are subject to continuous quality control and are carefully packaged before being sent.
The device is shipped in a stable transport box made of cardboard. Please examine the unit when it is deliv­ered.
Make note of any damage or missing parts on the ship­ping bill and inform the shipping company and your contract partner. No liability is assumed for subsequent claims.
Please observe the following for transport:
Before transporting the unit, switch it off on the con-
trol panel and unplug the power cable.
The unit may only be transported in an upright posi-
tion.
The unit is equipped with wheels and two handles to
make transport easier.
Excess condensation is collected in the internal tank
of the unit. We recommend removing this water prior to transport via the drain at the back of the unit.
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Description of Device
The MKT 260 portable room air conditioner comes with an infrared remote control and an air outlet hose with a flat nozzle.
Air flap
Control panel
The unit has been designed for automatic, universal, smooth air dehumidification. Its compact dimensions make it easy to transport and set up in all rooms.
The unit meet the basic safety and health requirements found in the relevant EU regulations. It is safe and easy to operate.
IR receiver
Transport wheels
Air intake exhaust
Recessed grip
Air intake with air filter
Air outlet exhaust
Air outlet hose
Functional principal
The portable air conditioner cools the air in the room by extracting heat from it. The heat absorbed is expelled to the outside via the exhaust hose and the cooled air is resupplied to the room where the unit is in operation via a fan.
Condensation that accumulates drips from the evapora­tor onto the hot condenser where it condenses and is then transported via the air outlet hose to the outside. Excess condensation drips from the condenser into a collection tray and is resupplied to the condenser by means of a rotating wheel with blades, where it evapo­rates and is then expelled with the outgoing air current.
Cool circulating air in the room
Fan for circulation
Fan for out­going air
Compressor
Evaporator
Circulation intake
Warm air ex­pelled to the outside
Condenser
Expelled air intake
Refrigerant cycle
Cable holder
Condensation­drain with plug
Connection line with plug
The unit’s primary function is to air-condition rooms. It also filters and dehumidifies the air, thus creating a comfortable climate in the room.
In “Fan” mode, the unit can also be used to circulate air with no cooling effect. It also has a “Dehumidification” mode which extracts moisture from the air in the room.
The unit operates fully-automatically and offers a range of other options thanks to its microprocessor control. For example, it can be automatically switched off and on at a preset time via the timer function.
The unit is comfortably operated via the control panel on the indoor unit or via the infrared remote control that comes with it.
The environmentally-friendly refrigerant, R 407C, trans­ports the absorbed heat within the closed-loop refriger­ant cycle.
Operation
Prior to putting the unit into operation, ensure that all safety instructions have been observed.
Please note that the unit operates most efficiently and most comfortably when put into operation before the hottest part of the day, e.g. the morning.
The selected target temperature should be 4 to 7 °C be­low the outside temperature. It should never be lower because the room temperature would feel too cold when coming from a non-air-conditioned room and peo­ple may catch cold.
The selected target temperature does not affect the performance of the unit! This means that when tem­peratures in the room are high, it is not practical to ad­just the unit to the lowest possible target temperature.
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Control panel
7 11 10 6 12
8 9
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2
3
1 Button "Power"
The unit is switched on or off with this button.
2 Button "Mode"
This button is used to switch the unit to the desired operating mode. There are three operating modes available. The signal lights of display 11 indicate the selected operating mode.
The order is: Cooling mode: "Cool" signal light In this operating mode, the unit cools the room to
the set value. The temperature can be set in a range between 16 and 32 °C. The fan speed can be freely selected.
Dehumidification mode: "Dehumidifier" signal light In this operating mode, the unit dehumidifies the
room. The temperature can be set in a range be­tween 16 and 32 °C. The "Med" fan speed is pre-
set and cannot be changed. Ventilation mode: "Fan" signal light In this operating mode, the unit is used to circu-
late air with no cooling effect. The temperature
cannot be set. The fan speed can be freely se-
lected.
3 Button "Fan Speed"
This button can be used to select a fan speed in the cooling and ventilating operating modes. Each time the button is pressed, the speed of the fan changes. The signal lights of display 10 indicate the selected speed.
The order is: Highest fan speed: "High" signal light Medium fan speed: "Med" signal light Lowest fan speed: "Low" signal light
4 Button "Timer"
This button can be used to automatically activate the unit to switch off or on. The signal light 9 indicates whether the timer is activated.
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5
5 Buttons Up/Down "Timer/Temp Adjust"
These buttons can be used to select the desired tar­get temperature in the cooling and dehumidifying op­erating modes. If one of the up/down buttons 5 is pressed, the signal light 7 disappears and the signal light 8 lights up.
The display now shows the target temperature in­stead of the room temperature. The target tempera­ture can be set in a range between 16 and 32 °C in 1°C increments by pressing the buttons 5.
Left button = Higher target temperature. Right button = Lower target temperature.
In addition, the up/down buttons 5 can be used to change the timer period for switching on and off in all operating modes.
Left button = Longer time period. Right button = Shorter time period.
6 Display
The room temperature measured by the internal sensor of the unit is shown on the display.
If one of the up/down buttons 5 is pressed, the dis­play switches to show the set target temperature.
If the timer button 4 is pressed, the display switches to show the remaining number of hours until the unit will be switched on or off.
If after 15 seconds, no buttons are pressed, the room temperature appears on the display again.
7 Signal light "Room Temp"
This light indicates that the measured room tempera­ture is shown on display 6.
8 Signal light "Set Temp"
This light indicates that the currently set target tem­perature is shown on display 6.
9 Signal light "On/Off"
This light indicates whether a timer has been acti­vated. It blinks if is possible to make an entry using the up/down buttons 5.
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10 Display "Fan speed"
The signal lights of the display indicate the set fan speed.
Highest fan speed: "High" signal light Medium fan speed: "Med" signal light Lowest fan speed: "Low" signal light
11 Display "Operating mode"
The signal lights on the display indicate the set oper­ating mode.
"Cool" signal light = Cooling "Dehumidifier" signal light = Dehumidifying "Fan" signal light = Ventilating
12 Display "Tank Full"
This light indicates that the floating switch of the in­ternal tank has switched off unit operation. The inter­nal tank does not become full during normal opera­tion because the exhaust fan transports the accumu­lated and evaporated condensation to the outside via the exhaust hose.
Proceed as follows to resume unit operation after it has automatically been switched off due to a mal­function:
1. Switch the unit off by pressing the “On/Off” button and unplug it from the power supply.
2. Place a suitable container under the condensa­tion drain of the internal tank.
The condensation drain is located at the bottom left at the back of the unit.
3. Pull the plug from the condensation drain and collect the water that drains out.
4. Then replace the plug.
Keep in mind that if there is no plug or it is inserted incorrectly, water may leak out after the unit has re-
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sumed operation.
Infrared remote control
Inserting the batteries into the remote control
Prior to initial operation, the batteries supplied with the unit (2 type AAA batteries) must be inserted into the re­mote control.
1. Slide off the cover of the battery slot on the back of the remote control.
1,5 V
1,5 V
2. Place the batteries in the slot making sure that the polarity is correct. Use the labelling in the slot.
3. Close the battery slot again.
1,5 V
1,5 V
Remote control functions
All settings can also be made using an infrared remote control. A description of the button functions can be found in the “Control panel” section.
1
ON/OFF
Mode
2
3
Fan Speed Up
5
4
Timer Down
1 "On/Off” button 2 "Mode” button 3 "Fan Speed” button 4 "Timer” button 5 "Up/Down” buttons
General information
The infrared remote control must be protected from
moisture.
When the unit is switched on, each change in the
settings is automatically transferred to the room air conditioner. A beep indicates that the data has been properly received.
The transmitter of the infrared remote control must
generally transfer changes to settings in the direc­tion of the room air conditioner.
The infrared remote control’s range is approx. 5 m.
It is only possible for data to be properly transmitted
if there are no objects located between the transmit­ter and the receiving unit such as doors, drapes, blinds, etc.
Never use old and used batteries at the same time!
We recommend removing the batteries from the re-
mote control if the unit is taken out of operation for a longer period of time.
Remove dead batteries immediately and replace them with new batteries that meet quality stan-
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dards because otherwise they may leak.
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Prior to Initial Operation
The unit is set up in the desired location with the air out­let side facing the room. Follow the safety instructions when setting up the unit.
There must be a minimum of 20 cm between the
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back of the unit and the wall.
After unpacking the device, place it on its transport wheels and let it stand for a minimum of 5 min. before
5 MIN.
Condensation drain with plug
Filter
switching it on.
Place the device securely on a level and firm surface.
An uneven surface can cause vibra­tions and disruptive noises.
Before plugging in the power cord, make sure that the required current is available!
230V / 1~, N, PE / 50 Hz
If extension cords are necessary, make absolutely sure that they are sufficiently thick.
All extensions of the power cords must be sufficiently thick and may only be used if they are completely extended or rolled up.
Make sure that there is a plug for the condensation drain and that it has been properly placed.
It is possible that water will leak out after the unit becomes operational.
Never operate the unit without the air intake filter.
Without an air intake filter, the plate fins of the evaporators become dirty and performance of the unit suffers.
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Expelling the warm air
During cooling mode, the device generates warm air. This air must be expelled from the room being cooled to retain the cooling effect.
It is therefore necessary to insert the supplied exhaust hose into the air outlet opening at the back of the unit.
Make sure that the deflector piece from the top slides down into the notches on the side until it clicks into place.
To ensure that the unit operates ef­fectively, do not place the flexible ex­haust hose supplied at sharp angles and make sure there are no kinks.
You may not extend the exhaust hose.
The air expelled from the unit contains a certain
amount of moisture. We therefore recommend ex­pelling the air to the surroundings or the outside.
Different ways of expelling air
You can expel air from the building as follows:
1. With a flat nozzle.
The flat nozzle supplied can be used in different ways.
It is possible to guide the flat nozzle through the open window and se­cure it firmly using straps and suc­tion devices.
The flat nozzle can also be hung through the partially opened win­dow.
The maximum unit performance is
Air flap
Recommendations for optimum unit operation.
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achieved by opening the air flap completely.
Make sure that sensitive objects, such as plants in the room, are not directly in the path of the expelled air.
In case of direct sunlight, make sure to close all curtains and blinds.
Keep doors and windows closed during operation.
2. With a fix connection to the exhaust hose (wall lead-through).
The hose supplied is firmly con­nected to a wall lead-through. Lead-through kits can be pur­chased as accessories.
The exhaust hose must always be placed at an in­cline in the direction the air is flowing!
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In some circumstances, low pressure can occur in the setup room when air is being expelled via a perma­nently attached exhaust hose, e.g. as a result of closed windows or doors. If the performance of the unit is ad­versely affected as a result, make sure that the pressure is corrected.
Initial Operation
Prior to initial operation, the air intake and outlet open­ings must be inspected for foreign bodies and the air in­take filter for dirt. Blocked or dirty grilles and filters must be cleaned immediately. See chapter “Maintenance and Service“.
Cooling operating mode
1. Switch the unit on with the "Power“ but­ton.
2. Select the Cool operating mode with the
“Mode” button. The “Cool“ signal light must light up.
3. Set the desired target temperature with
the “Timer/Temp Adjust“ buttons.
The “Room Temp“ signal light disappears, the “Set Temp“ lights up and the selected target temperature appears on the display.
4. Select the desired fan speed with the “Fan Speed“
button.
Dehumidifing operating mode
The Dehumidifying operating mode is very different from the Cooling operating mode with respect to the drainage of condensation.
Important information on condensation drainage
Set up the unit in the room to be dehumidified and do
not guide the exhaust hose to the outside. The warm air remains in the room, thus improving the dehumidifying performance of the unit.
The exhaust fan may not expel the accumulated
condensation again via the exhaust hose to the air in the room in dehumidification mode. To prevent this from occurring, the internal tank must be emptied on a regular basis.
1. Switch the unit on with the "Power“ but-
ton.
2. Select the Dehumidifier operating
mode with the “Mode” button.
The “Dehumidifier“ signal light must light up.
3. Set the lowest target temperature of 16 °C with the
“Timer/Temp Adjust“ button.
The “Med“ fan speed is preset and cannot be changed.
4. Pull the plug from the condensation drain, collect the
water and guide it via a hose to a drain at a lower level.
5. Make sure that if there is an external container, it
does not overflow!
This can result in water damage.
6. After the dehumidifier operation is complete, reinsert
the plug of the condensation drain.
Keep in mind that if there is no plug or it is inserted in­correctly, water may leak out
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Fan operating mode (Circulation)
1. Switch the unit on with the "Power“ button.
2. Select the Fan operating mode with the “Mode” button. The “Fan“ signal light must light up.
3. Select the desired fan speed with the “Fan Speed“ button.
“High“, “Med“ or “Low“.
Timer operation
The timer can be preset to switch on or switch off the unit for a maximum of 12 hours. Each time one of the “Timer/Temp Adjust” buttons is pressed, the number of remaining hours is increased or decreased by an hour. The number of hours is shown on the display.
Device switches off automatically:
1. While the unit is on, press the “Timer” button, the “Room Temp” button disappears and the “On/Off“ button blinks.
2. Set the desired amount of time until the unit is switched off with the “Timer/Temp Adjust“ buttons.
3. Keep in mind that after the setting has been made, the “Room Temp“ lights up again and the display switches to show the room temperature.
After the set amount of time has elapsed, the unit
switches off automatically. Whether or not the timer is activated is indicated by the “On/Off“ display.
Device switches on automatically:
Keep in mind:
The unit switches on with the most recently made set­tings. If you want different settings, you must switch the unit on, make the changes and then switch the unit off again.
1. While the unit is switched off, press the “Timer“ button, the “On/Off“ blinks.
2. Set the desired amount of time until the unit is switched on with the “Timer/Temp Adjust“ buttons.
After the set amount of time has elapsed, the unit switches on automatically. Whether or not the timer is activated is indicated by the “On/Off“ display.
Information about the timer
Press the “Power“ button to reset the timer function.
If the “Timer“ button is pressed while the timer is ac-
tivated, the remaining time is shown on the display and can be modified by means of the “Timer/Temp Adjust“ buttons.
If the unit is unplugged from the power supply, any
programmed timer function is deleted.
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Shutting Down the Unit
To shut down the unit, always switch it off with the Power button on the control panel or via the remote control. Only now can you unplug it from the power sup­ply. Never shut the running unit off by pulling the power plug.
Storage
If the unit is to be taken out of operation for a longer pe­riod of time, for example, over the winter, proceed as follows:
1. Let the device run for approximately 2 hours in circu­lation mode (FAN) to dry the surface of the evapora­tor plate fins.
This removes the remaining moisture from the unit and prevents unpleasant odours when the device is put back into operation.
2. Switch off the unit by pressing the “Power” button, unplug the unit from the power supply and roll up the power cord.
3. Make sure that the cable is not bent and that there are no kinks. The cable can be attached to the back of the unit.
4. Place a suitable container under the condensation drain of the internal tank.
The condensation drain is located at the bottom left at the back of the unit.
5. Pull the plug from the condensation drain and collect the water that drains out.
6. Then replace the plug.
Keep in mind that if there is no plug or it is inserted in­correctly, water may leak out after the unit has re­sumed operation
7. Store the unit in an upright position in a dry location that is protected from direct sunlight and dust.
8. To prevent dust from getting inside the unit, protect it with, for example, a plastic cover.
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Maintenance and Service
Regular maintenance and observance of some basic principles are required to ensure a long service life and to keep the unit functioning properly.
However, the unit should be inspected at least once a year and thoroughly cleaned after long periods of use.
The entire cooling system is a low-maintenance, closed­loop system and may only be serviced by authorised service centres.
Before performing any work on the unit, make sure to switch the unit off and unplug the power cord.
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Cleaning the plastic housing:
For cleaning, use only a clean, soft and slightly moist towel to carefully wipe the housing.
Please observe the following:
Never use chemical cleaners or polish to clean the
unit. These can damage the surface.
Only use lukewarm water.
Maximum 40 °C warm.
Make sure that no moisture gets into the unit. Never
spray water or other fluids into the unit. This can damage the electrical components.
Never clean the unit under a stream of water.
Thoroughly clean the air intake and outlet openings
on a regular basis.
This is where the most dirt accumulates in the short­est period of time.
Cleaning the Filter
The unit is equipped with an air intake filter. It can be removed from the back of the unit. The filter must be cleaned at regular intervals. Clean air filters after no longer than 100 hours of operation. If the air is heavily contaminated, reduce this time period accordingly.
Never operate the unit without the air filter. The air filter prevents the condenser from becoming dirty
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and the performance of the unit from being ad­versely affected.
Filter
1. Switch the unit off with the On/ Off button on the control panel or the infrared remote control.
2. Unplug the unit.
3. Remove the filter from the unit.
4. Clean the dust that has accumu­lated from the filter.
You can use a vacuum cleaner.
5. If the dust filter is very dirty, wash it with a lukewarm soap solution.
6. Let the filter air dry.
7. Replace the filter in the unit.
8. Make sure that the filter is dry and undamaged.
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Troubleshooting
This unit has been designed using state-of-the-art manufacturing processes and it has been tested repeatedly to ensure that it is working properly. However, should problems occur, refer to the following list.
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Unplug the unit from the power supply before performing any work on it!
Problem Possible cause Check Remedy
The device does not start or switches itself off auto­matically.
The device is either not cooling at all or only cooling a little bit.
The unit does not to respond to the infrared­remote control.
Condensation water leaks out of the device.
Power failure.
Defective power fuse / main switch is off.
Power supply line damaged.
Temperature range is either too high or too low.
Water tank is full
The surrounding temperature is outside of the operating range (16 to 35 °C).
The exhaust hose is bent, ex­tended, place downwards or blocked.
Dirty filter input and/or output opening blocked by foreign matter
The unit is too close to the wall or other objects.
Windows and doors open / thermal load increased
Low pressure in the setup room when operating the unit
“Cooling” operating mode not set
Device is switched on with the timer function
Temperature setting too high
Excess voltage due to light­ning.
The air flap is not opened wide enough
Remote-controlled batteries are dead or the transmission distance is too far
Polarity of the batteries is in­correct after replacement
The device is not standing up­right
The plug for the condensation drain is not inserted correctly or is damaged.
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Are all other electrical compo­nents working?
Are all currents for lighting functional?
Are all other electrical compo­nents working?
Is the fan still working?
Is the “Tank Full” signal light lit up?
Does “E1“ appear on the dis­play
Does the cooling performance improve when the device is operated without an exhaust hose and without a filter?
Is the filter dirty? Clean the filter
Has the minimum distance of 50 cm been maintained?
Has something been changed in the design or application?
Does the cooling performance improve when a door or win­dow is opened?
Is the FAN operating mode set?
Is the “TIMING ON“ LED lit up? Press the On / Off button again
Is the temperature setting higher than the temperature of the room?
Was there lightning recently in the region ?
Check the position of the air flap.
Does the button function work at a distance of approx. 3 m ?
Is the polarity correct?
Is the device upright?
Is water dripping out of the condensation drain?
Check current and wait for the device to start again.
Replace power fuse / Switch on main switch.
Maintenance by authorised personnel.
Keep the unit within operating temperature range 20 to 35 °C.
Empty tank. See page 7.
Do not operate the unit outside of the operating range.
Make sure that the exhaust channel is not blocked
Maintain minimum distance
Close windows and doors / reduce thermal load
Correct pressure in the setup room
Switch unit operating mode
Lower temperature
Unplug device from the power supply with switch 5 and restart
Open the air flap as wide as possible.
Replace batteries / reduced distance or change location.
Insert the batteries correctly. Pay attention to the labels.
Place upright and make sure it is firmly in place
Insert the plug correctly or re­place if necessary.
Should the unit still not be working despite these checks, please contact an authorised service centre.
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Exploded View
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We reserve the right to make changes to dimensions and design in the interest of technical progress.
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Spare Part List
No. Description Ref. No.
1 Unit base 1106300 2 Transport roller 1106301 3 Motor with rotating wheel with blades 1106302 4 Capacitor 2,5 µF 1106306 5 Float cpl. 1106304 6 Cover (tank) 1106303 7 Microswitch (tank) 1106305 8 Compressor cpl. 1106307
8a Capacitor 25 µF (compressor) 1106308
9 Condenser 1106309 10 Fan housing, right (exhaust) 1106310 11 Fan wheel (exhaust) 1106311 12 Fan housing, left (exhaust) 1106312 13 Fan motor (exhaust) 1106313 14 Buffer wall 1106314 15 Exhaust adapter 1106315 16 Capacitor 2 µF 1106316 17 Evaporator 1106317 18 Fan housing (circulation) 1106318
When ordering spare parts please indicate ref. no. and machine no. (see type plate).
No. Description Ref. No.
19 Fan wheel (circulation) 1106319
20 Fan motor (circulation) 1106320
21 Cover, top 1106321 22 Circuit board 1106322 23 Power supply with plug 1106323 24 Front wall 1106324 25 Back wall 1106325 26 Air directing flap 1106326 27 Display 1106327 28 Control board 1106328 29 Labelling (control panel) 1106329 30 Reception board 1106330 31 Recessed grip 1106331 32 Air filter 1106332 33 Remote control 1106333 34 Exhaust hose cpl. 1106334 35 Exhaust hose 1106335 36 Connection adapter 1106336 37 Window nozzle 1106337
Technical Data
Type
Nominal refrigerating capacity 2)
Refrigerating capacity 3) kW 2,70
Circulating air volume max. m³/h 420
Fan speeds 3
Exhaust air volume m³/h 450
Refrigerant R 407C
Refrigerant amount g 700
Operating range °C 16 bis 35
Dehumidification performance max. l/h 1,6
Sound pressure level1) Level 1 / 2 / 3 dB(A) 47 / 50 / 52
Electrical connection V / Ph / Hz 230 / 1~ / 50
Nominal power consumption 2) kW 0,95 Power consumption 3) kW 1,12
Nominal current 2) A 4,50 Current 3) A 5,45 Energy efficiency ratio 2,41 Energy efficiency class B
Exhaust hose, lenght / Ø mm 1250 / 125
Min. distance from the middle of wall lead-through to floor mm 650
Dimensions height / width / depth mm 855 / 510 / 400
Weight kg 36
Ref. No. 1612260
1) Noise measurement as per DIN 45635 - 01 - KL3
2) Room temperature of db 30 °C / wb 25 °C
3) Room temperature of db 35 °C / wb 24 °C
We reserve the right to make changes to dimensions and design in the interest of technical progress.
MKT 260
kW 2,60
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Wiring Diagram
black
schwarz
J03
J01
J5
red
rot
red
rot
red
rot
blue
blau
blue
blau
blue
blau
brown
braun
gelb/grün
yell/green
white
Temperature sensor
Temperatursensor
Netzstecker
Power plug 230 V ~/ 50 Hz
230 V ~/ 50 Hz
black
schwarz
weiß
weiß weiß weiß
weiß
white
white
white
white
rot
red
blue
blau
N
L
PE
Terminal strip
Klemmleiste
(Bedienungstableau)
IR-Empfänger
IR receiver
Mikro-Schalter
Microswitch
Reservoir
blue white
blau
Konden-
Capacitor
sator
Control board
Steuerplatine
(Control panel)
Motor
Motor
Abluft-
exhaust fan
ventilator
weiß
Kom- pressor
Compressor
weiß
white
Konden-
Capacitor
sator
J02
J02
Circuit board
Netzplatine
red
Hi
rot
orange
orange
T102
RL101
L
COMP
braun
Motor
Motor im
in tank
Reservoir
blau
blue
blue
blau
brown
Mi
Lo
J01
Motor
Motor
circulation
Umluft-
fan
ventilator
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Capacitor
Kondensator
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We reserve the right to make changes to dimensions and design in the interest of technical progress
Customer Service and Guarantee
For the guarantee to be valid, the purchaser or his cus­tomer must completely fill out the “guarantee certificate” enclosed with all units and send it back to REMKO GmbH & Co. KG
The units are repeatedly tested at the production site to ensure that they are working properly. If a malfunction occurs that cannot be eliminated by the operating per­sonnel, please contact your dealer or contact person.
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Proper use
The manufacturer assumes no liability for damage re­sulting from non-compliance with manufacturer specifi­cations and legal requirements, or if modifications are made to the units..
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Operation/handling which does not comply with these instructions is prohibited! In cases of non-compliance, we assume no liability and the guarantee becomes null and void.
Environment and Recycling
Important information about recycling!
Only authorised personnel may come into contact with the cold cycle. This ensures that refrigerant does not escape into the environment when the unit is being re­paired.
Both the refrigerant and the system parts are subject to special requirements for disposal.
The refrigerant in use is a safety refrigerant. This means that, should damage occur, the quantities re­leased will not cause injury to the respiratory systems of people and animals.
Do not touch the liquid refrigerant as it can freeze the skin!
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Insulation Diagram of the Wall Lead-through
Back pressure flap
Safety guard
Sealing cap
Telescope pipe
Installation instructions
1. Create a core hole in the outer wall (maximum wall thickness 480 mm) with a diameter of at least 135 mm.
Keep an eye out for possible supply lines in this area!
2. Insert the telescope pipe in the wall lead-through that you created so that the outer pipe (100 mm di­ameter) is on the inner side of the wall.
To prevent cold bridges, insulate the telescope pipe with a suitable insulation material..
3. Place bricks around the telescope pipe in the core hole so that it is aligned with both sides of the wall.
4. Attach the safety guard to the outer side of the wall with 4 screws.
Mount the safety guard paying attention to the posi­tion of the rain drainage.
5. Insert the back pressure flap inside and attach it with 4 screws as well.
The “oben” label on the back pressure flap must be visible from inside!
6. Close the opening on the back pressure flap with the sealing cap when taking the device out of operation, e.g. before winter, to prevent air circulation.
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REMKO GmbH & Co. KG
Klima- und Wärmetechnik
D-32791 Lage Im Seelenkamp 12 D-32777 Lage
PO Box 1827
Phone (0 52 32) 606 - 0 Fax (0 52 32) 606260 E-Mail: info@remko.de Internet: www.remko.de
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