Hitachi RAR-5J1 Manuel utilisateur

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ENGLISH
Remote Controller Manual
MODEL
RAR-5J1
Remote Controller manual Page 1~24
To obtain the best performance and ensure years of
trouble free use, please read this instruction manual
completely.
Anleitung für Fernbedienung Seite 25~48
Lesen Sie diese Bedienungsanleitung vollständig
durch, um eine optimale Geräteleistung und einen
langjährigen störungsfreien Betrieb sicherzustellen.
Manuel de la télécommande Page 49~72
Manuale del telecomando Pagina 73~96
Manual del mando a distancia
Página 97 a 120
Para obtener un rendimiento óptimo y asegurarse
muchos años de uso sin problemas, lea detenidamente
este manual de instrucciones.
Manual do Controlo Remoto Página 121~144
Leia este manual de instruções na íntegra para obter
um desempenho ideal e garantir o funcionamento sem
problemas da unidade ao longo dos anos.
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Per ottenere il massimo delle prestazioni e garantire
un utilizzo sicuro per anni, leggere questo manuale di
istruzioni in tutte le sue parti.
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attentivement et entièrement cette notice.
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Transmission Indicator
The transmission indicator
ROOM TEMPERATURE
Button
Press this button to set the
room temperature. Keep
pressing and the value will
change more quickly.
STOP Button
HEAT Button
Press this button to start
heating operation.
(Page 8)
DEHUMIDIFY Button
Press this button to start
dehumidifying operation.
(Page 8)
COOL Button
Press this button to start
cooling operation.
(Page 9)
AUTO Button
Press this button to
start automatic operation.
(Page 6)
Remote controller can be used when it is fixed on a wall or pillar using the remote controller holder.
Before fixing it, make sure the indoor unit can be controlled from the remote controller fixing point.
SLEEP TIMER Operation Button
Press this button to start sleep timer
operation. (Page 20)
REMOTE CONTROLLER
T
ransmits the operation and timer settings to the indoor unit.
T
he LCD shown in the illustration below is the display immediately after the reset switch is pressed. Usually not
all the data are displayed. On the LCD shown below, the functions not available for this room air conditioner are
also displayed.
Transmission Part
Screw
Press this button to enter
(Page 11)
Press this button to start I on mist
operation.
Press this button to stop any
operation except the preset timer.
lit when a signal is sent.
ION MIST Button
(Page 10)
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF REMOTE CONTROLLER
POWERFUL Button
Use this button to set the
POWERFUL mode.
(Page 9)
FAN SPEED selector Button
This determines the fan speed.
ECO SENSOR Button
the eco sensor mode.
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(When the door is open)
Starts filter cleaning operation
while the air conditioner
operation is stopped.
SET TIME Button
Use this button to set and
check the current time.
(Page 4)
TIMER Buttons
RESET Button
Press this button after the
batteries are replaced and
when the air conditioner does
not function properly. (Page )
Button
Press this button to start
(Page 12)
LEAVE HOME Button
(Page 14)
ONE TOUCH CLEAN
Button (Page 13)
FAN SPEED Button
Press this button to
select fan speed.
Five options are available:
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COMFORT AIRFLOW
FILTER CLEAN Button
Comfort airflow operation.
VERTICAL AIRFLOW Button
Use this button to swing the
vertical air deflector or to adjust
the angle to your preference.
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HORIZONTAL AIRFLOW
Button
Use this button to swing the
horizontal air deflector or
to adjust the angle to your
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Address
Address
PREPARE THE REMOTE CONTROLLER
Install the batteries.
Use two AAA-size batteries.
Set the current time (Ex: set to 13:30 )
RESET
1
2
Press the (TIMER) button to adjust to the current time.
You can fast forward the time by continuously pressing the
button.
Confirm the current time
Press the
(CLOCK) button to check the current time
(The time display disappears 3 minutes later). If necessary,
readjust the time following the above procedure 1 and 2 .
Address selector switch is used to prevent
remote controller signal interference in such
circumstance where 2 indoor units are used in
the same room. This switch is not usually used.
(The factory setting is at “A” side.)
For this setting, please make an inquiry to your
sales agent.
Address selector
switch
Switch lever
Remote controller
backside
Do not operate by yourself.
Push mark
and pull.
ABOUT ADDRESS SELECTOR SWITCH
Time is incremented
Time is decremented
Press
(CLOCK) button to set the current time.
is lit instead of
blinking. It automatically goes
off in 10 seconds.
1
2
Open the cover and press the RESET
button with a sharp tip item.
3
18:88 lights up on the current
time display and start
blinking.
CAUTION
1. Do not mix new and old batteries, or
different type of batteries together.
2. Remove the batteries when you do
not use the remote controller for 2 or 3
months.
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Point the remote controller to the signal receiver of the unit
Signal reception distance is approximately 7m in front of the unit.
However, this distance may be shorter or the signal may not be
receivable if there is an electronic lighting device in the same room.
Handle the remote controller with care
Dropping it or getting it wet may compromise its signal transmission
capability. After new batteries are inserted into the remote controller,
the unit require approximately 10 seconds before it can respond to
commands and begin operation.
WHEN OPERATING THE REMOTE CONTROLLER
Approximately
7m from the front
PREPARE THE REMOTE CONTROLLER (continued)
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AUTOMATIC OPERATION
Based on the room temperature and outside temperature, the unit determines the most suitable operation
mode (heating, dehumidifying or cooling) and a comfortable temperature. (Set the current time on the remote
controller before starting operation.)
Press the (AUTOMATIC OPERATION) button
to set the operation mode to auto.
Press the (STOP) button.
A short beep sound and the
operation stops.
STOP
Performs heating operation when the room temperature is below 23°C.
Set the temperature to be around 23°C.
Performs dehumidifying operation when the room temperature is 23~26°C.
The preset temperature will be the room temperature at the time of start of air conditioner
operation.
Performs cooling operation when the room temperature is above 27°C.
Set the temperature to be around 27°C.
AUTOMATIC OPERATION
Heating
Dehumidifying
Cooling
Even if dehumidifying operation is set, the air conditioner may not execute dehumidifying if the room humidity
is not very high. This is not a malfunction.
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AUTOMATIC OPERATION (continued)
Increase
Decrease
Adjust the room temperature
Press the (ROOM TEMPERATURE)
button.
Every time you press it, a short beep sound is emitted
is displayed if the temperature is set higher than
the automatically set room temperature by 1°C.
is displayed if the temperature is set lower than the
automatically set room temperature by 1°C.
The adjustable temperature range is not higher or lower
than 3°C of the automatically set room temperature.
Humidity setting cannot be adjusted.
Select the fan speed
Increase (SILENT) (LOW) (AUTO)
Decrease (
AUTO) (LOW) (SILENT)
Press the (FAN SPEED) button.
Room temperature and fan speed can be adjusted to your preference.
1
2
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Set the desired FAN SPEED with the (FAN SPEED
button (the display indicates the setting).
(AUTO)
(LOW)
(SILENT)
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and the temperature will change by 1°C.
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HEATING OPERATION
Press the (HEAT) button to start heating operation.
Press the (HEAT) button.
Adjust the room temperature and fan speed to your preference.
Temperature range between 16°C~32°C can be set.
Press the (STOP) button.
A short beep sound and heating operation stops.
STOP
DEHUMIDIFYING OPERATION
Press the (STOP) button.
A short beep soundnd dehumidifying operation stops.
STOP
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Use the device for dehumidifying when the room temperature is over 16°C.
When it is under 15°C, the dehumidifying function will not work.
Press the Button indicates (DEHUMIDIFY).
The fan speed is set at LOW.
Fan speed only can be selected to SILENT or LOW.
Set the desired room temperature with the ROOM
TEMPERATURE setting buttons (the display indicates the
setting).
The range of 20-26°C is recommended as the room
temperature for dehumidifying.
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STOP
Press (POWERFUL) button during operation.
” is displayed on the LCD.
ƽ By pressing (POWERFUL) button during AUTO, HEATING, DEHUMIDIFYING or, COOLING the
air conditioner performs at the maximum power.
ƽ During POWERFUL operation, cooler or warmer air will be blown out from indoor unit for COOLING of
HEATING operation respectively.
Press (POWERFUL) button again.
POWERFUL operation stops.
” disappears from the LCD.
Press ( STOP) button.
When SLEEP mode, or LEAVE HOME mode is selected, POWERFUL operation is cancelled.
During POWERFUL operation, capacity of the air conditioner will not increase
if the air conditioner is already running at maximum capacity.
just before defrost operation (when the air conditioner is running in HEATING operation).
After auto restart, POWERFUL operation is cancelled and previous operation shall start.
POWERFUL OPERATION
COOLING OPERATION
Press the (COOL) button to start cooling operation.
Press the
(COOL) button.
噝Adjust the room temperature and fan speed to your preference.
Temperature range between 16°C~32°C can be set.
Press the
(STOP) button.
噝A short beep sound is emitted and cooling operation stops.
STOP
Or
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Ion mist operation is the combined operation mode of the fan operation
and moisturizing operation.
If the Ion mist mode is set while the air conditiconer is in basic operation mode, the air purifying function by
the electric dust collector will operate together.
Press the (ION MIST) button.
Adjust the fan speed to your preference. “HI”, “MED”, “LOW”, “SILENT”
can be selected.
When only Ion mist operation is set,
and (ON TIMER) preset cannot be done.
(OFF TIMER)
ION MIST OPERATION
, the electric dust collector operation
STOP
STOPSTOP
Press the (STOP) button.Or
Press the (ION MIST) button again.
ION MIST operation stops.
” disappears from the LCD.
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Example: Cooling
With the eco sensor, the air conditioner can detect the activity level in a room and adjust the temperature
and humidity automatically, thus achieving the purpose of energy saving.
Press the button.
The eco sensor automatically adjusts the
indoor temperature and humidity according to
the activity level in the room. However, the
temperature
and humidity specified by the
remote controller remain unchanged.
The energy saving effect can be achieved only after the energy-saving temperature control function keeps
working
for more than 2 hours.
In the energy-saving temperature-control mode, the energy consumption saved by the air conditioner varies with
the activity level.
Operation mode
Reduces the preset temperature
in one of the following cases:
Operation Description
Heating
Cooling
Auto
Dehumidifying
Dehumidifying
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Decreases the temperature by 2°C.
Increases the temperature by 2°C .
Increases the temperature by 5–10%.
Energy-saving operation in auto mode.
Auto
Cooling
Heating
Raises the preset temperature
in one of the following cases:
Low activity level
Low indoor temperature
Increases the preset temperature
in one of the following cases:
Energy-saving operation in auto
mode.
The detects changes to the infrared generated by human bodies. Therefore, the accuracy
of
may be affected negatively in the following cases:
The activity level is very low (reading, watching TV, etc.) or human bodies are blocked by a screen, cabinet, or glass board.
The indoor temperature is very high and exceeds or approaches the human body temperature (when the refrigeration
just begins).
The person wears thick clothes and turns his/her back to the air conditioner.
Curtains or plant leaves swing due to pet movement or airflow.
Low activity level
Low indoor temperature
can further reduce the energy consumption.
After detecting that the person leaves the room for 30 minutes, the air conditioner turns to the ECO modes
according
to the settings in the remote controller as shown in the right table, but the preset temperature and humidity
in the remote controller remain unchanged.
When the air conditioner works in powerful operation, setting the ECO mode will cancel the powerful operation.
High activity level
High indoor temperature
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ECO SENSOR
ECO SENSOR
eco sensor
eco sensor
Comfort airflow (Page
1
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The atically change the airflow direction.
Press the air deflection
mode.
If the comfort airflow mode fails to achieve the desired effect, adjust the airflow direction manually.
When the machine works in cooling, dehumidifying, er the
humidity/temperature is very high, the left/right/upper/lower air deflectors may change their angles
to prevent drop of condensed water. After the temperature falls, the air conditioner returns to the comfort
status.
(Direct) Adjusts the airflow direction
automatically to send the air flow to
the location of the person.
(Indirect) Adjusts the airflow direction
automatically to keep the air flow away
from the location of the person.
Return to the setting prior to the
Pressing the
button
Release the
button
Operation Description
Example: Heating
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COMFORT AIRFLOW button to switch the
COMFORT AIRFLOW
comfort airflow is set,
airflow
aft if the indoor
eco sensor can detect the position of people and autom
comfort
airflow mode.
comfort airflow
1
After the comfort airflow mode is set, the sensor constantly works to detect the position of the person. The
airflow direction is adjusted every 15 seconds to 3 minutes. The airflow direction will not change immediately
when the sensor detects the position of the person.
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CLEAN ( ONE TOUCH CLEAN) OPERATION
Drying indoor heat exchanger after cooling operation to prevent mildew.
Press (CLEAN) button when unit is OFF.
Total time taken for One Touch Clean operation is 60 minutes.
During this operation, HEATING or FAN operation shall
operate.
During one touch clean, operation lamp is blinking.
Press (STOP) button. Or
Press
(CLEAN) button again.
When CLEAN operation finish, unit will switch OFF automatically.
If Daily Timer or Once Timer is set, there is a need to cancel those timer before operating CLEAN function.
STOP
STOPSTOP
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LEAVE HOME OPERATION
Prevent the room temperature from falling too much by setting temperature automatically when no one is at home.
10°C
Press (LEAVE HOME) button during stop or operation.
Room temperature is set at 10°C and heating operation starts.
”, ”, “ ”,“ ”,“ ” is displayed on the LCD.
Press button.
Press
(LEAVE HOME) button again.
Change to other operation mode by pressing (HEAT) button,
Return to previous operation mode.
During Leave Home operation, fan speed and horizontal air deflector position cannot be changed.
POWERFUL and ECO SENSOR operations are not applicable during Leave Home.
(DEHUMIDIFY) button, (COOL) button or (AUTOMATIC
utton.CPERATION) b
STOP
STOPSTOP
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10°
50°
ADJUSTING THE VERTICAL AIRFLOW DIRECTION
Please operate with the remote controller. (Moving by hands may cause malfunction.)
Cooling
operation
Heating
operation
Dehumidifying
About
About
Set automatically
Air conditioner automatically set to the suitable
angle for each operation (Horizontal air deflector
only. The angle of the vertical air deflector is set to
the front). Usually vertical airflow direction control
is not required.
If room temperature and humidity continue to be
high during cooling, dehumidifying the angle of
horizontal air deflector may change to prevent
dripping of condensed water.
15°
About
60°
Swing
angle
About
Horizontal
Vertical airflow swing
When the (VERTICAL AIRFLOW) button is pressed,
a short beep sound ted and the vertical air deflector
repeats swinging.
When the air conditioner stops operation, the swing of the
vertical air deflector also stops and the air outlet closes.
If the operation resumes, the vertical air deflector is
automatically set to the suitable angle for each operation.
Even if the swing mode is set, the vertical air deflector may
stop swinging depending on the room temperature and
humidity. (Page )
(It may take approximately 10 seconds for the air deflector
to start moving. This is due to the checking operation to set
the air deflector to the correct angle.)
Vertical air flow of your preference
To set the vertical airflow direction to your desired angle, press the (VERTICAL
AIRFLOW) button to move the vertical air deflector, and press the (VERTICAL
AIRFLOW) button again to stop air deflector at your desired angle.
Press the (VERTICAL AIRFLOW) button.
A short beep sound and the vertical air deflector repeats swinging.
(Vertical airflow swing)
Press the (VERTICAL AIRFLOW) button again at your preferred angle.
The swing stops at the position where the button is pressed.
The air outlet closes if the operation stops. The horizontal air deflector will return to
the preset position when the operation resumes.
If the operation mode is changed, the horizontal air deflector will automatically be
set to the proper angle suitable for the newly set mode.
CAUTION
DO not operate long hours with cooling, dehumidifying, nor the vertical air deflector in downward
state.
Some dew may form on the vertical air deflector and drop which may wet your furniture.
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is emitted
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The movements of the left and right air deflectors displayed in the remote controllers
are not synchronous with movements of the actual air deflectors.
ADJUSTING THE HORIZONTAL AIRFLOW DIRECTION
Adjust the horizontal airflow direction
The angle of horizontal airflow direction is set to the front at the
time of purchase.
Every time the button is pressed, the mode of the horizontal air deflector
changes as below.
A short beep sound is emitted and the angle of the horizontal air deflector
Front
Horizontal
swing
preferred angle
Horizontal angle of your preference
To set the horizontal airflow direction to your desired angle, move the
horizontal air deflector and press the (HORIZONTAL AIRFLOW) button
again to stop air deflector’s movement once it has reached your desired
angle.
Press the (HORIZONTAL AIRFLOW) button again to fix your preferred
angle during horizontal airflow swing.
Fan speed may be increased depending on the angle of the horizontal air
deflector.
Even if the horizontal airflow direction has been adjusted to your desired
angle, the angle of horizontal air deflector may change in the event the room
temperature and humidity continue to be high during cooling, dehumidifying
or dry cool operation. The angle will change back to your desired angle once
the temperature and humidity have been lowered by the air conditioning
operation.
CAUTION
Do not operate long hours with cooling, dehumidifying, horizontal airflow swing operation.
Some dew may form on the horizontal air deflector and drop which may wet your furniture.
In the following cases, the swing stops even when vertical swing and horizontal swing are set.
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During preheat operation.
During defrost operation.
When the room temperature reaches the
temperature which had been set.
When the humidity is reached to the humidity
which has been set.
When the room temperature is below 1°C.
The movement scope of the left/right air deflectors are set to the following
5 positions:
changes.
is emitted
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TIMER OPERATION
How to set the once timer
How to set the daily timer
Operation mode, temperature, humidity and fan speed, etc. must be set before setting the timer.
3 types of timers,OFF timer, ON timer and the combination of OFF/ ON timer are available. Only one of these
can be preset at a time.
The device can be set to turn off at a preset time.
1. Press (OFF-TIMER) button. and blink on the display.
2. Set the "turn-off time" with (TIME) button.
3. After setting, direct the remote controller towards the indoor and press
(SEND) button.
and "set time" lights up instead of blinking.
A beep sound  from indoor unit and the (TIMER) lamp on the
indoor unit lights up.
The device will turn on at a designated time.
1. Press (ON-TIMER) button. and blink on the display.
2. Set the "turn-on time" with (TIME) button.
3. After setting, direct the remote controller towards the indoor and press
(SEND) button.
and "set time" light up instead of blinking.
A beep sound emitted from indoor unit and the (TIMER) lamp on the indoor
unit lights up.
For (OFF TIMER) setting
For (ON TIMER) setting
After o timer is set
Press (SEND) button again, is displayed.
A beep sound  from indoor unit
Every time you press the (SEND) button, the mode will be changed between once
timer and daily timer.
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(OFF TIMER)
(ON TIMER)
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The timer with earlier preset time will function first, based on the time at which the timer is set.
Press the (OFF
TIMER) button.
(OFF TIMER) blinks.
0:00 a.m. or the previous preset
time is displayed.
Press the (TIMER)
button to set the time.
Time can be set in increments
of 10 minutes.
The time can be fast-forwarded
by continuously pressing the
button.
Time is incremented
Time is decremented
Press the ) DNES(
button.
A short beep sound i
(OFF TIMER) is set.
(OFF TIMER) indication
stops blinking and lights up.
(TIMER SET) will be
displayed.
The (TIMER) indicator on the
indoor unit lights up.
To change the preset time for
(OFF TIMER), return to
procedure and press the
(OFF TIMER) button.
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Press the (ON
TIMER) button.
(ON TIMER) blinks.
6:00 or the previous preset
time is displayed.
display indicates the
sequence of (OFF TIMER)
and (ON TIMER) function.
Press the (TIMER)
button to set the time.
Time can be set in increments
of 10 minutes.
The time can be fast-forwarded
by continuously pressing the
button.
Time is incremented
Time is decremented
Press the (SEND )
button.
A short beep sound is emitted
(ON TIMER) is set.
(ON TIMER) indication stops
blinking and lights up.
(TIMER SET) will be
displayed.
The (TIMER) indicator on the
indoor unit lights up.
To change the preset time
for (ON TIMER) return to
procedure and press the
(ON TIMER) button.
How to cancel the preset timer
Press the (CANCEL) button.
(All the preset timers will be cancelled.)
As the time settings are stored in memory in the remote controller, just press
the (SEND ) button in order to use the same settings next time.
and the
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SLEEP TIMER OPERATION
Configuring the fan speed appropriate for sleeping and stop the operation at specified time.
The display below indicates sleep timer which is set for 2 hours at 23:38 and the turn off time will be 1:38.
Press the (SLEEP) button.
Every time you press the (SLEEP) button, the mode will change
as shown below.
Cancel the sleep timer
Preset time of sleep timer and the time at which the operation stops
will be displayed on the remote controller.
Fan speed remains “SILENT” during sleep timer operation.
Press the (SLEEP) button or (STOP) button.
Combination of Sleep Timer and On Timer operation
Set the operation to auto stop by sleep timer operation, it can be set to start the operation next morning by
(ON TIMER). Set (ON TIMER) first and then press the (SLEEP) button.
The display below indicates (ON TIMER) which is set at 6:00
Preset the (ON TIMER).
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Press the (SLEEP) button.
The unit will turn off in 2 hours (at 1:38)
and will turn on in order to reach the preset
temperature by 6:00.
The time range of sleep timer operation should
be set before (ON TIMER) time.
and 2 hours sleep time at 23:38
.
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STOP
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