Woods WAC1202G Manuel utilisateur

AIR CONDITIONER

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CUSTOMER CARE AND SERVICE

Always use original spare parts.

When contacting our Authorised Service Centre,

ensure that you have the following data available:

Model number, receipt and serial number.

The refrigerant used in this portable air conditioner is

the environmentally friendly hydrocarbon R290. This

refrigerant is odorless, and compared to alternative

refrigerants, the R290 is ozone-free.

EU directive :2014/53/EU

Warning / Caution-Safety information.

General information and tips.

Environmental information.

Subject to change without notice.

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WOOD’S FOR CLEAN AND HEALTHY

INDOOR AIR

The brand Wood’s was born with the

Wood’s family over 65 years ago in the

Canadian city of Guelph, Ontario. This

is where Wood’s began developing and

manufacturing dehumidiers in 1950. Since

then Wood’s has helped several hundred

thousand households to prevent damages

from mould damp, and to breathe

cleaner air. Our portable air conditioners

are suitable for use in most climates,

where capacity is good even at dierent

temperatures and humidity levels. They

are used with good results in premises

that become hot such as living rooms,

oces or bedrooms. The amount of hot air

that the air conditioner removes depends

on the temperature, humidity level, and

placement. External weather conditions

may also aect the performance of the air

conditioner.

Wood’s air conditioners are safe in

operation and intended for continuous use

over many years.

HOW DOES THE AIR CONDITIONING

UNIT WORK?

Low pressure gives cold air

The main element of the air conditioner

is a coolant, which under low pressure is

converted to gas. The process “creates

cold”, which is transmitted inward, while

keeping the warm air out.

A liquid coolant is passed through an

expansion valve and into a pipe where the

pressure is low.

The coolant evaporates and turns into a

gas. The process absorbs heat from the

surroundings and the pipe is cooled.

A fan blows the cold air into the room.

The gas is passed through a compressor,

which increases the pressure and converts

the gas into liquid.

In this process, heat is released, which

is led to pipes on the opposite side and

blown out by a fan.

A thermostat shuts o the unit when the

indoor air is cold enough.

1. SECURITY WARNINGS

Flammable material. This

appliance contains R290/

Propane a ammable refrigerant.

Refer to this manual for

safety information.

Read technical manual

Read operators manual.

SAFETY INFORMATION

Before the installation and use

of the appliance, carefully read

the supplied instructions. The

manufacturer is not responsible

if an incorrect installation and

use causes injuries and damages.

Always keep the instructions with

the appliance for future reference.

Children and vulnerable people

safety

WARNING

Risk of injury or permanent

disability.

This appliance can be used by

children aged 8 years and above

and persons with reduced physical,

sensory or mental capabilities or

lack of experience and knowledge

if they have been given supervision

or instruction concerning the use

of the appliance in a safe way and

understand the hazards involved.

Do not let children play with the

appliance.

Children of less than 3 years should

be kept away unless continuously

supervised.

Keep all packaging away from

children.

Cleaning and user maintenance

shall not be made by children

without supervision.

General Safety

This appliance is intended to be

used in households and similar

applications such as: Family room,

living room, sta kitchen areas in

shops, oces, and other working

environments. The rating plate is

located at the side or back of the

Air Conditioner.

Keep ventilation openings clear of

obstruction.

Do not use mechanical devices

or other means to accelerate the

defrosting process, other than

those recommended by the

manufacturer.

The appliance shall not be stored

in a room with operating ignition

sources (for example: open ames,

an operating gas appliance or an

operating electric heater. Do not

pierce or burn.

Be aware that refrigerants may

not contain an odour. Do not use

water spray and steam to clean the

appliance. Clean the appliance with

a moist soft cloth. Only use neutral

detergents. Do not use abrasive

products, abrasive cleaning pads,

solvents, or metal objects.

If the supply cord is damaged,

it must be replaced by the

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manufacturer, its Authorised

Service Centre or similarly qualied

persons in order to avoid a hazard.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Installation

WARNING

Only a qualied person must install

this appliance.

Remove all the packaging.

Do not install or use a damaged

appliance. The appliance shall be

installed, operated, and stored

in a room with a oor area larger

than 12,5 m². Obey the installation

instruction supplied with the

appliance.

Always be careful when you move

the appliance because it is heavy.

Always wear safety gloves. Be

aware that refrigerants may not

contain an odour.

Make sure the air can circulate

around the appliance.

Wait at least 4 hours before

connecting the appliance to the

power supply. This is to allow

the oil to ow back into the

compressor.

Do not install the appliance close

to radiators or other heat sources.

Do not install the appliance where

there is direct sunlight.

Electrical connection

WARNING

Risk of re and electrical shock.

The appliance must be connected

to a grounded outlet.

Make sure that the electrical

information on the rating plate

matches with the power supply. If

not, contact an electrician.

Always use a correctly installed

shockproof socket.

Do not use multi-plug adapters

and extension cables.

Make sure not to cause damage

to the electrical components (e.g.

mains plug, mains cable).

Contact the Authorised Service

Centre or an electrician to change

the electrical components.

The mains cable must stay below

the level of the mains plug.

Connect the mains plug to the

mains socket only at the end of the

installation.

Make sure that there is access

to the mains plug after the

installation.

Do not pull the mains cable to

disconnect the appliance. Always

pull at the mains plug.

Use

WARNING

Risk of injury, burns, electrical

shock or re.

Do not change the specication of

this appliance.

Be careful not to cause damage to

the refrigerant circuit. It contains

propane (R290), a natural gas with

a high level of environmental

compatibility. This gas is

ammable.

If damage occurs to the refrigerant

circuit, make sure that there are no

ames and sources of ignition in

the room. Ventilate the room.

Do not put ammable products or

items that are wet with ammable

products near or on the appliance.

Disposal

WARNING

Risk of injury.

Disconnect the appliance from the

mains supply.

Cut o the mains cable and discard

it.

The refrigerant circuit of this

appliance is ozone-friendly.

Contact your municipal authority

for information on how to discard

the appliance correctly.

Do not cause damage to the part

of the cooling unit that is near the

heat exchanger.

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2. Installation

BEFORE FIRST USE

Let the machine stand up for 4 hours before

use

Selecting a Location

Important

1. This air conditioner may be moved around

indoor conveniently; keep the unit in an upright

position while moving it. The air-conditioner shall

be placed at a at surface.

Do not install or operate this air-conditioner in a

bathroom or other wet environment.

Since a portable air conditioner is on wheels, it is

easy to change positions. When the heat rises, just

move your portable air conditioner into a room

you desire, to quickly start cooling the

space. The air conditioner must be operated in an

enclosed area to be most eective.

Close all doors, windows, and other

outside openings to the room. The

eectiveness of the Air Conditioner

depends on the temperature and humidity level.

2. Place the air conditioner in a location that

does not restrict airow through the

front of the unit.

3. An Air Conditioner operating in a

room will have little or no eect

in drying an adjacent enclosed storage

area, such as a closet, unless there

is adequate circulation of air in and

out of the area. A portable Air Conditioner

evacuates the heat from the unit with a ventilation

hose through a window or exhaust air valve.

4. There should be a minimum of

50 cm distance between Air Conditioner and

closest object. See image for reference.

SET UP AIR CONDITIONER FOR INSTALLATION

IMPORTANT:

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1. Control panel

3. Product description

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1. Main Air Conditioner Unit

2. Remote Control

3. Batteries

4. User manual

5. Round connector

6. Hot - Air exhaust hose

7. Adapter

8. Window kit

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1. Front panel

2. Remote control receiving window

3. Control panel

4. Top panel

5. Horizontal louver

6. Right decoration board

7. Upper lter assembly of back panel

8. Remote control compartment

9. Left decoration board

10. Power cord with plug

11. Winding-pillar

12. Lower lter assembly of back panel

13. Drain cover

14. Universal wheel

15. Filter assembly of side panel

16. Protective grid

17. Fastener

18. Handle

19. Round connector of exhaust hose

20. Exhaust hose

21. Adapter of exhaust hose

22. Window kits

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1. Side view of main air conditioner

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1. Back view of main air conditioner

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1. Air outlet

2. Control panel

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1. Timer button

2. Speed button

3. Up button

4. Down button

5. Mode button

6. Power button

7. Cool mode indicator

8. Dehumidify mode indicator

9. Fan mode indicator

10. Energy conversation mode indicator

11. WiFi indicator

12. Auto swing function indicator

13. Auto clean function indicator

14. Water full indicator

15. Sleep mode indicator

16. Fan speed indicator

17. Timer indicator

18. Time of timer indicator

19. Temperature indicator

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1. How to remove the lters

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1. Grip the lter handle and pull it out gently

in correct direction.

2. Clean the dirty particles in lter by cleaner

if it is necessary.

3. Immerse and wash the lter gently into

warm water (about 40℃) mixed with neu-

tral cleaner, and then rinse and dry them

thoroughly in the shade.

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1. Fastener

2. Slot

3. Exhaust hose assembly

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1. Remote control box

2. Remote control

3. Remote control hold direction

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1. Up and down button

2. Fan speed button

3. Timer button

4. Sleep button

5. LCD display window

6. Power button

7. Mode button

8. Auto swing button

9. Auto clean button

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1. Before using your remote, install the AAA

batteries into the remote control.

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1. Drain cover

2. Drain hose

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1. Drain cover

2. Drain stopper

3. Water out

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1. Extend one end of the exhaust hose, screw

the end without slot of round connector

onto it with anticlockwise direction at least

3 laps.

2. Extend another end of exhaust hose, screw

the adapter onto it with anticlockwise direc-

tion at least 3 laps.

3. Exhaust hose assembly

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1. Keep two ends of window seal plates to

meet the window edges well, to ensure seal

eect.

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1. Ready to use air conditioner

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Installation

If the unit has been transported horizon-

tally, keep it in an upright position for 4

hours before using it.

Place the unit on a at and solid surface.

Do not install the unit in bathrooms or

other wet environments.

Make sure that airow isn’t blocked, always

keep at least 50 cm distance to surroun-

ding surfaces.

INSTALLING THE EXHAUST HOSE

1. Extend one end of exhaust hose,

screw the end without a slot of round

connector onto it with anticlockwise

direction at least 3 laps.

2. Extend another end of exhaust hose,

screw the adapter onto it in a counter-

clockwise direction at least 3 laps.

3. Extend the exhaust hose and lead it

outside through a door or window.

USING THE WINDOW KIT

1. To use the window kit, open the

window and place the window kit either

horizontally or vertically, depending on

the window.

2. Adjust the length of the window kit and

fasten it with the screws.

3. Shut the window and attach the adapter

on the exhaust hose to the window kit.

BATTERY INSTRUCTIONS

Before using your remote, install the AAA

batteries into the remote control.

1. Press and slide the battery cover on the

back of the remote control, then you can

remove the cover.

2. Insert two new alkaline AAA batteries

into the battery compartment, being

sure to note the proper polarity.

3. Put back the battery cover, making sure

the locking tab clicks into place.

Use alkaline batteries only. Do not use

rechargeable batteries.

When replacing batteries, always replace

both batteries with new ones. Do not mix

old and new batteries.

If the air conditioner will not be used for

an extended period of time, remove the

batteries from the remote control.

Operating instructions

1. Starting the unit. Press the POWER

button to start and stop the unit.

2. Select mode. The unit has 4 dierent

modes: cooling, dehumidify, energy

conservation and fan mode. Press MODE

on the control panel or remote control

to select mode.

• Cooling mode: the set desired

temperature with the arrows on the

control panel or the remote control. Set

temperature is shown in the display.

• Dehumidify. In dehumidify mode,

the fan will run on low speed only.

Temperature cannot be set.

• Fan mode. The compressor stops and

only the fan will run. Temperature

cannot be set.

• Energy conversation mode. Low

energy consumption under Energy

Conversation mode. When the ambient

temperature is higher than the set

temperature, the unit operates in cool

mode. When the ambient temperature

reaches the set temperature, the

compressor stops running and the

upper fan also stops running. After 2

minutes and 30 seconds, the upper fan

will run at low speed for 30 seconds. If

the compressor does not start (that is,

the ambient temperature is lower than

the set temperature), the upper fan will

repeatedly operate in this mode (stop

for 2 minutes 30 seconds / low wind

operation for 30 seconds).

3. Set timer.

• To set the timer for shut o, press

the TIMER button when the unit is

operating.

• To set the timer for start, press the TIMER

button when the unit is switched o.

Set time with the up and down arrows on

the control panel or remote control. When

the timer is activated, a light is shown on

the control panel.

4. Set fan speed. Press the SPEED button

on the control panel to choose fan

speed. On the remote control, press the

FAN button to choose fan speed.

5. Celsius/Fahrenheit On the control panel,

press the up and down arrows at the

same time to switch between Celsius

and Fahrenheit.

6. Sleep mode. Use the sleep mode during

the night and the unit will not disturb

your sleep. When in cooling mode, press

the TIMER and UP together to enter

sleep mode. On the remote, press the

SLEEP button. Press again to deactivate.

7. Auto swing function. Press the TIMER

and SPEED buttons at the same time

to activate the swing function. On the

remote, press the Auto-swing button.

Press again to deactivate.

8. Auto clean function. Press the AUTO-

CLEAN button on the remote control to

clean the unit internally. The unit will

clean for 3 minutes before shutting o.

PROTECTION FUNCTIONS

Automatic defrost

The unit will automatically defrost when

needed. In defrost mode, the display

shows E4 and no buttons except the

POWER button are active.

Compressor protection

The unit has a compressor protection

function causing a 3-minute start delay

after the unit is restarted.

Water full alarm

When the water tank is full, the unit will

stop working. A water-full indication light

is shown in the display and a warning

sound is heard. Empty the water tank and

restart the unit.

FUNCTION OF THE OPERATION MODES AND INSTALLATION DESCRIPTIONS

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Water drainage instruction

Empty the water tank

Unscrew the drain cover and remove the

water stopper. Empty the water tank and

reattach the water stopper and drain

cover.

Notes:

• Move the unit carefully to avoid leakage.

• Tilt the unit slightly backwards when

draining.

• Block the drain hole as soon as possible

before the tray is full if it cannot hold all

water in the unit to prevent the water

leakage and wet the oor or carpet.

• Water stopper and drain cover must be

tightly installed, to avoid new conden-

sate to wet the oor or carpet when the

unit re-starts working.

Connecting a water hose for continu-

ous drainage

Unscrew the drain cover and remove the

water stopper. Attach a 13 mm water hose

to the pipe on the unit. (Water hose not

included). Lead the other end of the water

hose to a drain. Make sure that the water

can be drained downwards.

Notes:

• Drain hose must be installed when

there’s no water in the tray.

• It is suggested that not to use continu-

ous drainage when the unit is in COOL

mode, to ensure enough water recycle

in the unit to enhance the system cool-

ing eects.

• Put the drain hose in an inaccessible

place, not higher than drainage hole

and keep the drain hose straight with-

out any exure.

• Keep the drain cover and its stopper

properly when continuous drainage is

adopted.

The air lter

The air lter prevents dust and dirt from

entering the machine, prolonging its life

expectancy. The lter must be cleaned

regularly, otherwise, the unit may be

seriously damaged. Therefore, clean the

lters at least once every two weeks.

Filter cleaning

1. Remove the lter.

2. Wash it with warm water and a mild

cleansing agent. Alternatively, the lter

may be vacuum cleaned.

3. Let the lter dry and put it back.

Filter installation

Aim the end of the lter toward the slot

then push lter gently into slot.

Notes:

• Be sure to install the lter to the side

panel and then the lter to the rear

panel.

• Install the lter with opposite direction

of removal.

When installing the ﬁlter, place it gently

in, to avoid any damage to it.

Storage instructions

Remote Control Storage

1. Insert remote control into the built-in

compartment on the left side of the

unit.

2. Press the lower part of built-in compart-

ment gently to open it and take out

remote controller.

End of Season Storage

1. Screw o the drain cover and pull out

the stopper to drain condensate water

completely.

2. Keep unit running in fan mode for half

day to dry inside of unit completely to

prevent from going moldy.

3. Turn o the unit, pull out plug then

wrap the power cord around the wi-

re-winding pillar, insert the plug into

the universal xing hole at the back pa-

nel of the unit, install the water stopper

and drain cover.

4. Remove the heat exhaust hose assem-

bly, clean and keep it properly.

Notes:

• Hold the exhaust hose assembly with

both hands when removal.

• Push the fasteners aside on exhaust air

outlet using your thumbs, then pull out

exhaust hose assembly.

5. Pack the air-conditioner properly with

soft plastic bag and put it in a dry place

with appropriate dust-proof measures,

and keep the unit away from children.

6. Take out the batteries from the remote

control and keep it properly.

Note:

• Assure the unit is stored in a dry place.

• All accessories of the unit shall be pro-

tected together properly.

Maintenance

Read more about how to clean your unit

at woods.se Clean the unit with a soft

moist cloth. Do not use solvents or strong

cleaners as this might damage the surface

of the unit.

Service

If the Air Conditioner requires servicing,

you must rst contact your local retailer.

Proof of purchase is required for all war-

ranty claims.

FUNCTION OF THE OPERATION MODES AND INSTALLATION DESCRIPTIONS

It is very important that the lter

is cleaned regularly; otherwise

the air conditioner might lose

capacity and even be seriously

damaged.

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PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY

The unit fails to start

up

Power supply failure

Water-full and its icon lighting

Ambient temperature too low or low high

The room temperature is lower than the set temperature in

cooling mode or higher temperature in heating mode

Connect the unit to a live electrical socket and turn it on

Drain the water stored in the unit

It is recommended to use this unit between 8-35

Change the set temperature

Insucient cooling There is direct sunlight

The doors and windows are open, the room is crowded or there

are other heat sources

Dirty lter

Air inlet or air outlet is clogged

Close the window curtain

Close the door and window, remove other heat sources

Clean or replace the lter mesh

Remove the obstruction

High noise level The unit is being placed on an uneven surface. Place the unit at a at and rm surface (may reduce noise)

The compressor does

not work

Initiation of overheat protection Wait until the temperature decrease, the unit will re-start automatically

The remote control

does not work

Too long distance

The remote control didn’t aim at signal receptor on unit.

The batteries have no electricity

Get closer to the air conditioner with the remote control and point it at

the signal receiver on the unit.

Replace the batteries

If you are having trouble with your air conditioner, please refer to below troubleshooting. If nothing from below

works, please contact your retailer for servicing of your Air Conditioner.

Error Codes

CH01 Room temperature sensor failure Check the room temperature sensor and related circuits

CH02 Tube temperature sensor failure Check the tube temperature sensor and related circuits

E4 Anti-freeze protection Restore the functions automatically once anti-freeze protection

is over.

FL Water tank in chassis is full Drain the condensate and re-start the unit

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*This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household wastes throughout the EU. To prevent possible harm

to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal, recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material

resources. To return your used device, please use the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased.

They can take this product for environmental safe recycling.

NOTE!

Register at www.warranty-woods.com

and read about how to get

extended warranty. Please visit

www.woods.se for more information.

Recommended limits for use

The best operating ambient temperature

for cooling is 17-35 °C. The unit runs up

to +43°C .Fuse Parameter: φ5.0x20mm

3.15A, 250Vac.

AC Cortina Silent 12K Smart Home

AC Cortina Silent 12K WiFi

Cooling capacity 3.520 W

Power consumption 1.350 W

Air flow: 420m³ / h

Energy class A

Dehumidification 33,6 L / 24h

Temperature setting 17-30°C

Working temperatur 17-43 °C

EER 2,6

Exhaust hose lenght 1,5 m

Diameter of the exhaust hose 15 cm

Refrigerant gas R290/260g

Noise level in decibels 56dB / 64dB

Weight 33,4 kg

Dimensions in mm, L x Bx H 850x471x355

TECHNICAL DATA

*Technical changes and improvements may occur. All values are approximate and may vary due to external circumstances such as

temperature, ventilation, and humidity.

NOTE!

Register at www.warranty-woods.com

and read about how to get extended

warranty. Please visit www.woods.se for

more information.

Guarantees

2 years consumer warranty against production faults. Please note

that the warranty is only valid upon the production of the receipt.

The warranty is only valid if the product is used in accordance with

the instructions and security warnings expressed in this manual.

The warranty does not cover any damages caused by improper

handling of the product.

NOTE: The 2 years warranty only applies for consumers and not for

commercial use of the unit.

*Used batteries must not be disposed of through household garbage,since they might contain toxic elements and

heavy metals that can be harmful to the environment and human health. Return empty batteries to an appropriate

recycling facility.

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WiFi function

1. Download and Install

APP

Download Woods Connect app from

App Store or Google Play

1. Register/Login/Forgot password

Register

If you don’t have an App account,

register an account or sign in with a

verication code by SMS.

This page describes the registration

process.

1.Tap to enter registration page.

2.The system automatically reco-

gnises your country / area. You can

also select your country code. Enter

the mobile number/E-mail and tap

“Next”.

3.If you enter the mobile number,

then enter the verication code in

the message and enter the password.

tap ”Conrm” to nish your registra-

tion.

4.Enter your e-mail and password.

Then tap ”Conrm” to nish your

registration.

2. Sign in with username

and password or veri-

cation code via SMS

Sign in with username and password

1.The system automatically recogni-

ses your country / area. You can also

select your country code. Enter the

mobile number/E-mail and tap “Next”

2.Enter your registered mobile num-

ber or Email, and password to login.

Sign in with verication code

1.Tap“Sign in with SMS verication”

to new page

2.The system automatically recogni-

ses your country / area.

You can also select your country code

by yourself.

Forgot password

If you forgot your password, please

follow these procedures:

1.Tap “Forgot password”

2.The system automatically recogni-

ses your country / area.You can also

select your country code by yourself.

Enter the mobile number/E-mail and

tap “Next”

3.Enter the verication code in the

message/E-mail and enter the new

password tap”Conrm” to nish.

WiFi Woods Connect supports below

functions:

Power on/Power o

Cool Mode

Dehum Mode

Fan Mode

Eco Mode

Temperature settings

Speed: Low, Medium and High

Timer: 1-24 h

Sleep: On/O

Auto clean: On/O

Celsius/Fahrenheit

Swing: On/O

3. Follow the proceedu-

res in the APP to enjoy

WiFi.

Smart Home

If you have a Smart Home product,

please nish step 1 to 3.

Third-party Access Service: Tap

a third-party voice service icon to

see how to connect to the service.

Smart Home Woods Connect

supports below functions by voice

command:

Power on/Power off

Temperature settings

For more information visit:

https://woods.se/en/

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