Panasonic Cwxc103vu Operating Instructions Manual

							OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL: CW-XC103VU
CW-XC123VU
ROOM AIR CONDITIONER
F563446
Please read these operating instructions thoroughly before using
your air conditioner and keep them for future reference.
ENGLISH
For assistance, please call: 1-800-211-PANA (7262) or send e-mail [email protected] or refer to www.panasonic.com 
						

							Please observe these following safety precautions when using
your air conditioner.
¥Failure or negligence in observing these safety precautions
could cause fire, electrical shock or personal injury.
This symbol (with a white background)
denotes an action that is PROHIBITED.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
These symbols (with a blue background) denote
actions that are COMPULSORY.
INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
OPERATION PRECAUTIONS
This sign warns of risk of death or serious injury.
¥ Do not modify the length of the power cord or use an extension cord.
¥ Do not touch or operate with wet hands. Do not modify or damage
the cord.
¥ Do not turn on the unit by inserting the power plug. Do not switch off
the unit by pulling out the power plug.
¥ Avoid an extended period of direct airflow.
¥ Do not insert sticks, fingers or other objects into the unit.
¥ Do not try to repair the unit yourself.
¥ Plug in properly before operating and use a specified power cord.
¥ If abnormal conditions (burnt smell, etc) occur, switch off and remove
the power plug.
WARNING
¥ Do not use the unit for other purposes, than its intended use.
¥ Do not remove the power plug by pulling the cord.
¥ Do not block the air intake and outlet vanes.
¥ Do not splash or direct water at the unit
¥ Do not expose the unit to direct sunlight during operation.
¥ Do not operate the unit without the air filter installed or when the front
intake grille has been removed.
¥ Do not place any objects on the unit.
¥ Do not operate any combustion equipment near the unitÕs airflow area.
¥ Switch off the breaker and remove the power plug from the socket if
the unit will not be operated for a long period.
¥ Pay attention to any damages on the unit caused by extensive usage.
¥ Ventilate the room occasionally where the unit is installed.
¥ Remove the power plug when cleaning the unit.
CAUTION
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AIR CONDITIONER INSTALLATION
¥ Due to the weight of this product, we recommend that
you have a helper to assist in the installation. To avoid
injury, use the proper method of lifting. Avoid any sharp
edges.
¥ Make sure the window frame to be used can
properly support this product.
¥ This product must be installed in accordance with all local
codes and ordinances.
¥ Do not install the unit in places where inflammable gas,
fumes or soot may be generated.
POWER SUPPLY
¥ Operate your air conditioner from a stable 115 volt AC
supply.
¥ Plug into a separate 15 amp grounded outlet only.
¥ Use of extension cords
Avoid using extension cords. If there are no alternatives,
ensure that the cord is a UL listed 3-wire grounding type,
rated 125 volts with a minimum current-carrying rating of
15 amps, number 14 or heavier wire.
¥ Use a 15 amp time delay fuse or a circuit breaker.
¥ Do not switch off by unplugging the power plug while it is
operating. Press the OFF/ON pad to ÒOFFÓ before
unplugging.
This sign warns of injury or damage to property.
OPERATION PRECAUTIONS
Time Delay Fuse : 15 Amps
Rated Voltage : 115V
¥ Socket Type¥ Line Cord Plug
INSTALLATION BOX CONTENTS
Sealer 50 g
(1.8 oz) (Putty)
Type A
screw Window sash
sealing ribbon
Type C screws
Type B screws Left side
expandable panel Type A
screws
Type C screwsTo p
angleWindow sash
foam seal
Right side
expandable
panelType A Type  B Type  C
(Qty 6) (Qty 5) (Qty 6)
SCREW FURNISHED
Wood Machine Tapping
Screw Screw Screw
SUGGESTED TOOL LIST
Medium sized
screwdriver (#2
Phillips)
Tape Measure
Pencil
Level
Knife or
Scissor
ACCESSORIES
NOTE
Check that none of the accessories are missing.
(6 pcs)
(XTN5D25A)
(5 pcs)
(CWH4580211)
(6 pcs)
(XTT4D10C)
SELECT THE BEST LOCATION
(Single or Double
hung window)19Ð3/16 inches
SIDE VIEW
Front grilleWindow
12 inches
More than
4 inches Type A  screws Type A  screwTop sealing
ribbonSide
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							WINDOW REQUIREMENTS
¥ Hot sun rays hitting the outside surface
of the cabinet will create considerable
heat load. If the outside of the cabinet is
exposed to direct sunlight, consider
building an awning to shade the cabinet
while providing ample area for the heated
air to be exhausted from the condenser
(both sides) and the top.
This unit is designed for installation in
standard double hung windows.
NOTE
The unit may also be installed Òthrough the wallÓ. You should,
however, observe standard carpentry practices and frame the
opening without violating local ordinances.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE EXPANDABLE PANELS
Top angle
Type B screws
Type C screws
¥ Attach the top angle to the cabinet using screw type B (3 pcs).
¥ Insert expandable panels to cabinet sides as shown.
¥ Secure the first fold of expansion panel to cabinet using screw
type C (3 each).
Expandable panel
CHASSIS INSTALLATION INTO THE CABINET
1Remove the rear cabinet
screws and save for later use.
2Slide the chassis out from the
cabinet.
CABINET INSTALLATION
1Cut the ÒSealing RibbonÓ to the
proper length, and attach it along
the bottom edge of the bottom
window sash.
2To prevent condensation water
from dripping inside, the cabinet
should be installed level or very
slightly tilted to the outside.
3Secure the cabinet using screws.
¥ Expand the expandable panel fully into the grooves of the
window frame, secure the expandable panel, left, right and
top mounting frames to the bottom of the window sash
using 4 screws type A and 2 screws type B.
¥ Secure the cabinet using wood screws type A.
¥ Cut the window sash foam seal to the proper size and
seal the opening between the top of the inside window
sash and the outside window sash.
Note : If a gap exists between the unit and window sash, you may
use ÒSealerÓ supplied with the installation kit for a better seal.
Window sash
sealing ribbon
1Slide the chassis into the cabinet.
2Reinstall the cabinet screws.
Secure the cabinet to chassis by using screws (from
rear cabinet).
INSTALLATION OF THE FRONT GRILLE
Depending upon the location
of the AC outlet, route the AC
cord to either the left or right
side while installing the front
grille.
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INSERT THE 
Attach the  (part no.
CZ-SF6P)  to the frame.Slot in the  and the
frame (part no. CZ-SFW6P) to
the front grille.
The  and the frame can be obtained separately
from your nearest servicenter.
INSERT THE AIR FILTER
Attach the air filter to the intake grille
PLACE FRONT INTAKE GRILLE OVER THE FRONT GRILLE
Slide the front intake grille slightly to the right to reattach the
tabs and then push it down to close tight.
Lift up about 90¡. NOTE
This procedure applies to left and right
of assembling expandable panel.
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1Place the front grille on the
cabinet first.
2Secure the front grille to the
main chassis using screw
provided.
15-15/16Ó (min)22  to 42-1/8Ó
Top sealing
ribbon (To be
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top angle)
Side sealing ribbon
(To be attached to
the expandable
panel)
Window sash
foam seal Type A
screw
Type B
screws
Window sill
Type A
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Outside of sash
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							1Air inlet louver4Air filter
2Cabinet5Front intake
grille
3Power cord6Front grille
7Vertical airflow direction vane
(Airflow direction adjustment up-down).
The vertical airflow direction
vane is controlled by
rotating the horizontal vane
forward or backward.
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AIR CONDITIONER INSTALLATION
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PART IDENTIFICATION
REMOVAL OF FRONT GRILLE
1Remove the front intake grille.
Pull up the front intake
grille about 90¡ and slide
it slightly to the left to
unhook the tabs.2Remove the air filter.
Tilt up and pull
out the air filter
by the holder.
3Remove the front grille.
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aRemove the adhesive tape from all sides of the front grille.
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bAt bottom right side of the front grille, press inward on cabinet near the power cord, and pull
the grille outward to the right until right tab releases.
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cAt the bottom left side, push inward on cabinet and pull the grille outward to the left to release
the left tab.
Do not pull the bottom edge toward you more than 3 inches to prevent the two top tabs from
damage.
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dSlide the front grille upwards to free the two top tabs from slots at the top of the cabinet.
HOW TO ATTACH THE DRAIN PAN (OPTIONAL)
Maximum
13/32Ó
Condensed water
This air conditioner employs a ÒSlinger-Up SystemÓ which is designed to splash the condensed
water on the condenser coil for maximum cooling efficiency, thus producing a splashing sound.
If the splashing sound annoys you, you can provide an outside drainage by using the following
procedure which may, however, cause a small loss of performance.
Note: The cabinet should be installed tilted slightly lower to the rear for necessary condensate
drainage. (Max. 13/32Ó)
Condensed water drainage
1Remove the rubber plug and slide the chassis out from
the cabinet.
Remove the
rubber plug
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2Install the optional drain pan (part no. CWH40175).
ScrewsINTERNAL VIEW
Drain pan (optional)
Install the drain pan at the right
corner of the cabinet using 2
screws (part no. CWG86C733).
3Connect a drain hose (optional).
Fit the drain hose to the drain pan.
Under-side view with drain
pan and hose in place.
Drain hose
(not included)
4Slide the chassis back into the
cabinet.
Reinstall the cabinet screws.
Secure the cabinet to chassis by
using screws.
Note
The drain pan (part no.
CWH40175) can be obtained
from nearest servicenter.
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Note
Drain hose or tubing can be
purchased locally to satisfy your
particular needs.
TYPES OF SIGNAL SOUND
One long ÒBeepÓ and one short ÒBeepÓ. (Sound from the main unit.)EXTERNAL VIEW
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8Ventilation lever
The ventilation lever must be in the CLOSE position in order
to maintain the best cooling conditions. When fresh air is
necessary in the room, set the ventilation lever to the OPEN
position. The damper is opened and room air is drawn out.
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PA R T
IDENTIFICATION
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PREPARATION BEFORE
OPERATING
ACCESSORIES
¥ Remote control ¥ Two R03 dry-cell batteries
¥
 and frameBe sure to observe the following:
¥Aim remote control at control
panel on air conditioner when
operating.
¥Do not drop or throw the remote
control.
¥Do not place the remote control
in a location that is exposed to
direct sunlight or next to a heating
unit or other heat sources.
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AIR SWINGMODEOPERATIONFAN SPEEDECONOMY
SET/
CANCEL TEMP/TIMER
TIMER
1Signal Transmitter
2OPERATION button
3TEMPERATURE/TIMER setting button
4TIMER button
5TIMER SET/CANCEL button
6MODE selection button
7ECONOMY Button
8AIR SWING button
9Fan Speed Selection Button
REMOTE CONTROL1
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NOTES
¥If the unit is not going to be used for an extended period of time, remove the
power plug. Otherwise, approximately 2.5W of electricity will be used even if the
unit has been turned off using the remote control.
¥If operation is stopped, and to be restarted immediately, the unit will resume
operation only after 3 minutes.
ABOUT THE BATTERIES
WARNING
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Open the cover.
HOW TO INSERT BATTERIES
Insert the two batteries.
2
Do not use rechargeable (Ni-Cd) batteries
because such batteries differ from the standard
dry cell batteries in shape, dimension and
performance.
Close the cover.
CAUTION
Ensure that the power
plug is securely inserted.
A loose plug may cause a
fire or an electric shock.
¥ The batteries can be used for approximately one year.
¥ Be sure to replace the batteries with two new identical
batteries.
¥ Remove the batteries if the air conditioner will not be used
for an extended period of time.
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AIR CONDITIONER OPERATION
OPERATING THE UNIT
Start operation by pressing
OPERATION.
The operation will turn on and the
display panel will light up.
To stop the operation, press the
OPERATION again.
The unit will stop operating and the
display panel light will turn off.
SELECTING OPERATION MODE
Press MODE to select the desired
operation .
The indicator will light up and a ÒbeepÓ
sound will indicate changing setting.
COOL mode
To set room temperature to your
preference of cooling comfort.
FAN mode
To provide air circulation without cooling
the room.
During Fan operation, temperature
setting cannot be selected.
SETTING DISPLAY TEMPERATURE
Press TEMP/TIMER s or t to set the
display temperature.
The temperature can be set between
60¡F and 86¡F.
Recommended temperature:
75¡F ~ 78¡F.
Display will
change
according to
the setting.
NOTES
¥The latest temperature setting will be memorized and will
appear on the display the next time itÕs turned on.
¥The display temperature selection is for display purpose only
and does not indicate actual room setting temperatures. Your
room temperature may not necessarily match the displayed
temperature.
SELECTING FAN SPEED
Press FAN SPEED to choose the
speed level of the fan.
The indicator will light up and the ÒbeepÓ
sound will indicate changing setting.
Vertical
louvers
ADJUSTING HORIZONTAL AIR FLOW DIRECTION
Press to select AIR SWING.
The air circulation will automatically move the
horizontal louvers left and right for better air
distribution around the room.
NOTE
Using your hands to adjust the direction may cause
the louvers to malfunction. If this happens, stop
operation immediately and restart.
NOTE
Vertical adjustment of the airflow direction
is done manually.
NOTE
¥The latest fan speed setting will be memorized and the indicator
will light up the next time the unit is turned on.
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AIR CONDITIONER OPERATION
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
ModelCW-XC103VU CW-XC123VU
COOLING CAPACITY Btu/h 10,000 11,500
ELECTRICAL RATING Phase Single+
Frequency (Hz) 60+
Voltage (V) 115+
Current (Amps) 8.7 9.8
Input (W) 980 1120
EER (Btu/W.h) 10.2+
MOISTURE REMOVAL (Pints/h) 2.5 3.0
ROOM AIR CIRCULATION (Cf/min) 320 330
DIMENSIONS Height cm (inches) 37.5 (14-25/32ý)+
Width cm (inches) 56 (22-1/16ý)+Depth cm (inches) 60.6 (23-27/32ý)+
NET WEIGHT kg (lb) 35 (77)+
GROSS WEIGHT kg (lb) 39 (86)+
NOISE LEVEL Indoor (Hi/Lo) dB (A) 50/46 51/47
Outdoor (Hi/Lo) dB (A) 57/54 58/55
ECONOMY OPERATION
To reduce power consumption:
¥Press ECONOMY.
¥To cancel this operation, press once
more.
ECONOMY
Recommended for electricity cost saving. When economy button is
pressed, target temperature is shifted up 1¡F, this will reduce operating
time of the compressor and therefore reduce power consumption. It
may, however, take a little longer for the compressor to cycle on and
thereby increase the room temperature slightly. Economy mode will
override your current set fan speed to ÒLOWÓ. However, the display will
still show the current set fan speed. Compressor stops when the room
temperature reaches the target temperature.  It turns on again when
the room temperature rises. When power failure occurs, the economy
setting is canceled. Once power is resumed, reset the economy setting.
SETTING THE OFF TIMER
When the air conditioner in operation:
Press the TIMER button.
The SET/CANCEL indicator light will
blink awaiting for setting.
Press the TEMP/TIMER 
s or t button
until the preferred hour of operation is
reached.
Press the SET/CANCEL button to
complete the setting. At this time, the
SET/CANCEL indicator light is steady
instead of blinking.
NOTE
The hour reading will change back to  the
set temperature reading after 10
seconds. (You can also revert to
temperature setting immediately by
pressing the TEMP/TIMER 
s or tbuttons again.)
CHECK TIMER SETTING DURING OFF TIMER
Press the TIMER button to check the
remaining programmed timer setting.
The figure will be displayed for 10
seconds then will automatically switch
back to temperature setting.
NOTE
The timer figure will change according
to the time remaining (if you set it to turn
off 3 hours from now, the timer will show
Ò2Ó at an hour later).
CANCEL TIMER SETTING DURING OFF TIMER
Press the SET/CANCEL button to cancel
the timer setting. The SET/CANCEL
indicator light will turn off. However the
temperature remains displayed.
SETTING THE ON TIMER
When the air conditioner in operation:
Press the TIMER button. The TIMER
indicator light will blink to await for setting.
Press the TEMP/TIMER
 s or t button
until the desired hour for operation is
reached. Press the SET/CANCEL button
to complete the setting. At this time, the
TIMER indicator light is steady instead of
blinking.
The display will show the remaining hour
to the start of the operation (if you set to
turn on 3 hours from now, the timer will
show Ò2Ó at an hour later).
When set time is reached, the air
conditioner starts the operation under the
previous setting mode and the TIMER
indicator will light off. Now, the previous
set mode and the fan speed will light up.
Simultaneously, the display will show the
setting temperature.
CHECK TEMPERATURE/MODE/FAN SPEED
SETTING DURING ON TIMER
Press the TIMER button. The TIMER
indicator light will blink and the previous
temperature setting will be shown.
Simultaneously, MODE and FAN
SPEED indicator will light up. This
indication will last for 5 seconds, and
then the display will show the remaining
time. MODE and FAN SPEED indicator
light will turn off. At this time, the TIMER
indicator light is steady instead of
blinking.
CHANGE TEMPERATURE/MODE/FAN SPEED
SETTING DURING ON TIMER
Press the SET/CANCEL button to
cancel the timer setting.
Press the OPERATION. Set the desired
mode and the fan speed. Then press
OPERATION button to stop operation.
Start the TIMER setting again by
repeating the step from the ÒSetting the
on timerÓ procedures).
CANCEL TIMER SETTING DURING ON TIMER
Press the SET/CANCEL button to cancel the
timer setting. The SET/CANCEL indicator
light will turn off. To operate the air
conditioner before reaching the set timer:
¥ Press the SET/CANCEL to cancel the
timer.
¥ Press the OPERATION button to turn on
the unit.
ECONOMY
TIMER
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CANCEL
TIMER
SETSET/
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HELPFUL INFORMATION &
ENERGY SAVING HINTS
RANDOM AUTO RESTART
Random Auto  Restart
¥ Operation will automatically
resume under the previous
operation mode.
¥ If the unit was set to TIMER
mode, operation will not resume
automatically.
¥ When power failure occurs, the
timer setting is canceled. Once
power returns, reset the timer.
ENERGY SAVING HINTS
¥ Setting the temperature 1¡F higher save
10% electricity costs.
¥ Regular cleaning of the air filter preserves
efficiency.
¥ Keeping openings closed keeps cool air in
and hot air out.
¥ Avoid direct sunlight and heat.
¥ For health reasons do not overcool your
room.
¥ Your air conditionerÕs cooling capacity
should match your room size.
Always turn off the air conditioner and the main power supply before clean the unit.
Switch off the power supply if the unit is not going to be used for a long period of time.CAUTION
¥ Clean the cabinet, front grille with a mild soap or detergent and lukewarm water.
¥ The front intake grille can be easily removed for cleaning purposes. Gently wash it with water and a sponge.
¥ The filter can be easily cleaned using a vacuum cleaner.  Vacuum the front of the filter and then wash the rear with water. If it is
badly soiled, wash with a mild household detergent.
It is recommended to replace the 
 (part no.CZ-SF6P) every 3 months.
¥ Do not clean with benzene, thinner, scouring powder or cloth soaked in caustic chemicals.
¥ If the unit is extremely dirty, heat transfer is less efficient and the unit may not cool effectively. Contact your nearest servicenter
for an annual check.
¥ If the air filter becomes clogged with dust, the cooling capacity will drop, and 6% of the electricity used to operate the air
conditioner will be wasted.
NOTE
Do not dry the front panel or the air filter in direct sunlight. (Exposure to direct sunlight may discolor or deform the panel.)
PRE-SEASON INSPECTION
¥Is the discharged air cold?
After 15 minutes of operation, it is normal for the temperature
difference between intake and outlet air to be more than 14.4¡F
for cooling.
¥
Are the air intake and outlet vanes of the indoor and outdoor
side obstructed?
¥Are the remote control batteries weak?
RECOMMENDED INSPECTION
¥ Usage over several seasons will reduce performance as the
unit becomes dirty.
A dirty unit may produce foul odors and dust may clog the
dehumidifying drainage.
Seasonal inspection is recommended in addition to regular
cleaning. Consult your nearest servicenter.
8
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
9
BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE
Check the following points before calling for repairs or service. If the malfunction persists, please contact your
nearest servicenter. For assistance, please call: 1-800-211-PANA (7262) or send e-mail to:
[email protected]
POSSIBLE CAUSES OF THE ABOVE PROBLEMS
Condition  1If the unit is too noisy during operation.
The following sounds are normal during operation:
¥ A low humming sound indicating that the unit is operating.
¥ A soft clicking sound when the compressor turns on and off.
¥ A flowing sound due to circulation of the refrigerant when the
compressor is turned on.
¥ A splashing sound indicating condensation in the condenser
coil.
If you hear other noises, please consult your nearest servicenter.
Condition  2If the unit does not operate.
¥ The main power cord is not plugged in.
¥ The internal fuse has blown.
¥ The main circuit breaker has tripped.
¥ Remote control batteries are weak.
Condition  3If the unit does not cool properly.
¥ The room is too big for the unitÕs cooling capacity.
¥ The ventilation lever is set to OPEN.
¥ The air circulation is impeded by curtains or furniture.
¥ After 15 minutes of operation, it is normal for the temperature
difference between intake and outlet air to be more than 14.4¡F
for cooling.
Condition  4If water drips off the rear of the unit.
¥ Humidity is high.
¥ Condensed water is overflowing.
¥ To rectify the problem, mount a drain pan to the unit.
Condition  5If water drips inside the room.
¥ The unit is tilted inward. To rectify this, tilt the unit slightly
outward.
¥ Mount the optional drain pan if you prefer.
If the trouble persists after you have checked all of these,
call your authorized Panasonic dealer or servicenter.
Service information can be obtained 24 hours/day by calling:
1-800-211-PANA (7262)
To expedite the repair of your air conditioner:
¥ Please have your proof of purchase.
¥ List all symptoms the unit is exhibiting. 
						

							Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company,
Division of Matsushita Electric Corporation
of America
One Panasonic Way
Secaucus, New Jersey 07094
Panasonic Room Air Conditioner
Limited Warranty
Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company or Panasonic Sales Company (collectively referred to as Òthe WarrantorÓ) will repair this
product with new or refurbished parts in case of defects in material or workmanship, free of charge, in the USA or Puerto Rico in accordance
to the following (All time periods start from the date of the original purchase).
SEALED REFRIGERATING SYSTEM (compressor and interconnecting tube): FIVE (5) YEARS - PARTS AND LABOR
ALL OTHER COMPONENTS: ONE (1) YEAR - PARTS AND LABOR
In-home service in the USA can be obtained during the warranty period by contacting a Panasonic Service Company (PASC) Factory
Servicenter listed in the Servicenter Directory. Or call toll free, 1-800-211-PANA(7262), to locate a PASC authorized Servicenter. In-home
service in Puerto Rico can be obtained during the warranty period by calling the Panasonic Sales Company telephone number listed in the
Servicenter Directory.
Note: If the unit is installed at the other than normal window height and/or has been
custom-installed (e.g., through the wall), the customer is responsible for removing
the unit from its installation prior to the performance of in-home service.
This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser. A purchase receipt or other proof of date of the original purchase is required for
service and parts replacement under this warranty.
This warranty only covers failures due to defects in materials and workmanship and does not cover normal wear or cosmetic damage. The
warranty does not cover damages which occur in shipment, or failures which are caused by products not supplied by the warrantor, or
failures which result from accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling, misapplication, faulty installation, maladjustment of customer
controls, improper maintenance, alteration, modification, power line surge, lightning damage, improper voltage supply, commercial use
such as hotel, office, restaurant, or other business or rental use of the product, or service by anyone other than a PASC Factory Servicenter
or a PASC authorized Servicenter, or damage that is attributable to acts of God.
LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS
There are no express warranties except as listed above.
THE WARRANTOR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE
USE OF THIS PRODUCT, OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY. ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, ARE LIMITED TO THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or limitations on how long an implied
warranty lasts, so the above exclusions or limitations may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. If a problem with this
product develops during or after the warranty period, you may contact your dealer or Servicenter. If the problem is not handled to your
satisfaction, then write to the Consumer Affairs Department at the company address indicated above.
SERVICE CALLS WHICH DO NOT INVOLVE DEFECTIVE MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP AS DETERMINED
BY THE WARRANTOR, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, ARE NOT COVERED. COSTS OF SUCH SERVICE CALLS ARE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
[For assistance, please call: 1-800-211-PANA (7262) or send e-mail to [email protected]]
F563446
Printed in Malaysia
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Panasonic Sales Company,
Division of Matsushita Electric of Puerto Rico, Inc.,
Ave. 65 de Infanteria, Km. 9.5
San Gabriel Industrial Park
Carolina, Puerto Rico 00985 
						

							INSTRUCCIONES DE USO
MODELO: CW-XC103VU
CW-XC123VU
ACONDICIONADOR DE AIRE
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Lea estas instrucciones detenidamente antes de utilizar el aparato de aire
acondicionado, y gu‡rdelas como referencia para el futuro.
ESPA„OL
Para solicitar asistencia llame al telŽfono al cliente 1-800-211-PANA (7262) o env’e un correo electr—nico
a [email protected] o consulte nuestra p‡gina web www.panasonic.com 
						

							Cumpla con estas instrucciones de seguridad al utilizar el aparato
de aire acondicionado.
¥El incumplimiento de estas precauciones de seguridad o un
uso negligente podr’an causar incendios, descargas elŽctricas
o lesiones personales.
Este s’mbolo (con un fondo blanco) indica
una acci—n PROHIBIDA.
1
PRECAUCIONES DE SEGURIDAD
Estos s’mbolos (con un fondo azul) indican
acciones OBLIGATORIAS.
PRECAUCIONES DE INSTALACIîN
PRECAUCIONES DE USO
Este s’mbolo indica peligro de muerte o de
lesiones graves.
¥ No modifique la longitud el cable de conexi—n ni utilice alargaderas.
¥ No toque ni utilice el aparato con las manos mojadas. No modifique
o da–e el cable.
¥ No ponga en funcionamiento el equipo introduciendo el enchufe. No
apague el aparato de aire acondicionado tirando del cable.
¥ Evite un periodo amplio de exposici—n al flujo directo de aire.
¥ No introduzca palos, los dedos u otros objetos en el equipo.
¥ No intente reparar el aparato usted mismo.
¥ Enchœfelo correctamente antes ponerlo en marcha y utilice un cable
del tipo especificado.
¥ Si se producen condiciones anormales, (olor a quemado, etc.) apague
el aire acondicionado y desenchœfelo de la red.
PRECAUCIîN
¥ No utilice este aparato para fines para los que no ha sido
dise–ado.
¥ No desenchufe el aparato tirando del cable.
¥ No bloquee las entradas de aire o rejillas de salida.
¥ Evite verter o salpicar agua sobre el aparato.
¥ No lo exponga a la luz solar directa.
¥ No lo ponga en funcionamiento con el filtro de aire desmontado
o cuando se haya retirado la rejilla frontal.
¥ No coloque ningœn objeto sobre el aparato.
¥ No utilice ningœn equipo de combusti—n junto al ‡rea de flujo
de aire del equipo.
¥ Desconecte el disyuntor y desenchufe el aparato de la red si
no va a utilizarlo durante un periodo prolongado de tiempo.
¥ Preste atenci—n a cualquier da–o observador en el equipo por
un uso intensivo.
¥ Ventile la habitaci—n ocasionalmente.
¥ Desenchufe al aparato de la red antes de proceder a su limpieza.
AVISO
2
INSTALACIîN DEL APARATO DE AIRE
ACONDICIONADO
¥ Debido al peso de este del aparato, se recomienda que
solicite ayuda para su instalaci—n. Para evitar posibles
lesiones, utilice un mŽtodo de elevaci—n adecuado. Evite
los bordes cortantes.
¥ Asegœrese de que el marco de la ventana puede soportar
puede soportar este aparato este aparato.
¥ Este producto debe instalarse de acuerdo con las
normativas, c—digos y ordenanzas locales.
¥ No instale el aparato en lugares donde puedan generarse
gases inflamables o humos.
ALIMENTACIîN DE CORRIENTE
¥ Conecte el este aparato de aire acondicionado a una
alimentaci—n estable de 115 voltios.
¥ ConŽctelo a una toma de 15 amperios con toma de
tierra.
¥ No utilice alargaderas.
Si no dispone de otra alternativa, asegœrese de que el
cable es de tipo UL de 3 hilos y toma de tierra, de 125
voltios con un m’nimo de 15 amp, nœmero 14 o superior.
¥ Utilice una fusible con retardo de tiempo de 15 amp o
un cortacircuitos.
¥ No desconecte el aparato tirando del enchufe mientras
estŽ en funcionamiento. Sitœe el bot—n OFF/ON en
ÒOFFÓ antes de desenchufar.
Este s’mbolo le avisa del peligro de lesiones o
da–os materiales.
PRECAUCIONES DE USO
Fusible con retardo de
tiempo : 15 Amp
Voltaje nominal : 115V
¥ Tipo de conexi—n¥ Cable con enchufe
CONTENIDOS DE LA CAJA DE INSTALACIîN
Sellante 50 g
(1,8 oz) (masilla)
Tornillo
tipo A Cinta sellante de
cierre de ventana
Tornillos tipo C
Tornillos tipo B Panel extensible lateral
izquierdo Tornillos
tipo A
Tornillos tipo Cçngulo
superiorSellante de
espuma de
cierre de
ventana
Panel
extensible
lateral
derechoTipo A     Tipo B Tipo C
(Cant. 6)     (Cant. 5) (Cant. 6)
TORNILLOS INCLUIDOS
Tornillo       Tornillo Rosca para
para madera   de m‡quina madera
LISTA DE HERRAMIENTAS
SUGERIDAS
Destornillador de
tama–o medio
(no.2 Phillips)
Cinta de mŽtrica
L‡piz
Nivel
Cœter o tiijera
ACCESORIOS
NOTA
Comprobar que no falta ningœn accesorio.
(6 unid.)
(XTN5D25A)
(5 unid.)
(CWH4580211)
(6 unid.)
(XTT4D10C)
SELECCIONE LA MEJOR UBICACIîN
(Ventalla de
guillotina
sencilla o doble)19Ð3/16 pulgadas
VISTA LATERAL
Rejilla frontalVentana
12 pulgadas
M‡s de 4
pulgadas Tornillos tipo A Tornillo tipo ACinta de sellado superior
Cinta de
sellado lateral