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Comfort level, Automatic programming, Operating your air conditioner (cont) – Carrier 51FP User Manual

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whor speed the air conditioner is colling for ot the

time If room is hot, fan adjusts to HI (3). If room tem­
perature is moderate, fan shifts to MED (2) If room is
cool, fan shifts to LO (1 ). VAR also provides o lower
sound level when cooling requirements ore reduced

To Set Fan Speed

Operating Your Air
Conditioner (cont)

Touch

Time dis-

oppeors in window disploy.

Initially, number 4 will appear
In window display. Marker
lights appear above each fon speed (LO, MED, HI),
until you select the specific speed you wont. If you do
not select o specific fan speed within

10 seconds, time

of doywill return to windowdisploy and you will hove
to start ogoin, and fon speed will remain os it was

before you touched

EXAMPLE. For medium fan speed, touch

Within

10 seconds, touch

. Number 2

oppeors in window display for

10 seconds with

marker light blinking over MED position. Touch
r before the 10 seconds expire Number 2
disoppeors after

10 seconds, time of day returns and

marker light remoins lit ot MED position. Eon speed
2 is now set.

NOTE: If you progrom VAR (4). follow instructions os

touch

M

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in obove exomple Touch í

touch , ".......... Morker lights appear over oil 3 fon

speed positions (LO, MED, HI). Number 4 oppeors in
window display and disoppeors in

10 seconds with

time of day returning. As unit operotes, marker light
shifts between oil 3 fon speed positions to indicóte
wtiich speed is being colled for by unit

COMFORT LEVEL

To select your comfort level:

1. T o u c h I n i t i a l l y ,

the number 5 will appear

in the window display (this
merely indicotes on over­
age comfort level os you prepare to select o speci­

fic comfort level). A blinking marker light appears
above COMFORT LEVEL in the window display.
You hove 10 seconds to select the comfort level
you wont. If you miss the 10 seconds, time of doy
will return to the window display and you will hove

to touch

ogoin

2. Within the 10-second period, touch o comfort

level number, 0 - 9, for the comfort level you wont.
0 for least cooling, 9 for most cooling

EXAMPLE. If you wont com­

fort level 7, touch

Number 7 oppeors in the

window display, marker

light continues blinking over COMFORT LEVEL
in window display.

3. Touch

to set your comfort level The

number 7 disappears in 10 seconds, and time of
day returns to window display. Marker light, above
COMFORT LEVEL in window display, stops blinking
and remains lit to show o comfort level is set.

NOTE: If you inadvertently touch more than one
number, only the lost number touched is re­
corded Remember, o beep sounds after every
recorded touch. If o beep does not sound, you
must touch again

If you wont to change the comfort level, touch

, touch the new comfort level desired.

oil within

10 seconds of each

touch. If you do not select o new number after

is touched, unit outomoticolly returns to

its previous setting.

If you wont to check which comfort level is pro­

grammed, just touch

The comfort level

number appears in the window display for

10

seconds. Number then disappears and time of
day returns to window display Comfort level, fan
speed, etc., con be checked at any time using the

obove instructions

AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMING

You con operate your Carrier Electronic

Control Room Air Conditioner either mon-
uolly (os previously described), or AUTO-
AAATICALLY.When operating outomoticolly,
the unit con be progrommed to turn off
and on ot Q different cooling level for o

particular period of the day. For automatic operation,

you use the set of four Progrom Control pods.

NOTE: Your Carrier Electronic Control unit has been
designed to accommodate a maximum of two pro­
grommed comfort settings within o 24-hour period
Check the examples below

Example 1: Temperature Up — Leave for work.

Temperature Down — Before return. Unit switches to
warmer comfort level when you leave for work, then

switches bock outomatically to o cooler level before
you return from work.

Example 2; Unit Off — Leave for work. Unit On — Be­

fore return. Unit shuts off completely when you leave