OWNER’S MANUAL...MANUAL COOL FAN SPEED ECONOMY ILL1111-A MANUAL COOL PM FAN SPEED ECONOMY ILL1110-A REMOTE THERMOSTAT CONTROL cont. SEELEY INTERNATIONAL – OWNER’S MANUAL 9 Batteries

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OWNER’S MANUALEvaporative Cooler

AUTO COOL

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ECONOMY

REMOTE CONTROL

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2 Evaporative Cooler

Introduction............................................................4

Remote Thermostat Control ..................................5

Wall Mounted Thermostat Control .......................11

Bleed System.......................................................14

Drain Valve ..........................................................14

Power Outages....................................................15

Maintenance........................................................15

Routine Maintenance Service ScheduleChecklist..............................................................17

Troubleshooting...................................................18

Service & Warranty .............................................20

Wall Mounted Thermostat Control(wall control)

Remote Thermostat Control(remote control)

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REMOTE CONTROL

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SEELEY INTERNATIONAL – OWNER’S MANUAL 3

Congratulations on purchasing a BreezairDucted Cooler for your home.

Breezair coolers have been designed toprovide quiet, reliable and cool comfort.

At Seeley International we manufactureBreezair evaporative coolers from the highestquality materials, and we have designed theproduct to provide many years of economical,trouble free cooling.

Please take a few moments to read theseoperating instructions, so that the most can begained from this investment.

Breezair coolers are fitted with either a WallMounted Thermostat Control or a RemoteThermostat Control. Please refer to therelevant section in this manual for instructionson how to operate either system. Also, pleasebe aware of the components and features thatare fitted to your particular cooler.

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Keep these instructions in a safe place forfuture reference.

The appliance is not intended for use bypersons (including children) with reducedphysical, sensory or mental capabilities, orlack of experience and knowledge, unlessthey have been given supervision orinstruction concerning the use of the applianceby a person responsible for their safety.

Children should be supervised to ensure thatthey do not play with the appliance.

Effective Cooling

Important Notes!

To provide efficient cooling or ventilationthe building must have sufficient exhaustopenings to the outside of the building. Toassist air flow, open windows and doorsthat are farthest from the outlet vent ineach room. In these rooms, provide anexhaust opening about 2 times the ventsize of the room.

Where the design of the building preventsadequate exhaust, consideration shouldbe given to the provision of mechanicalextractions, such as an exhaust fan.

In areas where temperatures can causewater supply pipes to freeze, a drain downfacility should be provided during theinstallation. This drain down facility mustbe activated prior to freezing conditions,to avoid possible damage to the coolercomponents.

If the supply cord is damaged, it must bereplaced with a special cord availablefrom the manufacturer or its ServiceAgents and replaced by a Service Agentor similarly qualified person in order toavoid a hazard.

Do not operate any cooler with adamaged cord or plug.

INTRODUCTION


Setting the Clock

Set the clock on the remote controlbefore proceeding with any otherprogramming.

The clock can only be set with theremote control switched OFF. Hold the

button down for over 2 seconds,until the hour flashes.

Use the and buttons tochange the hour. To change minutes,press the button again. Changethe minutes using the andbuttons.

To lock in the time setting, and enter theOFF state, press the button. Thedisplay will stop flashing.

The remote control is switched on andoff using the button. Thememory will store

The clock can beset to either 12 or 24 hours (see page10). If the clock is set to 12 hours makesure that the AM/PM displayed on thescreen is correct. AM/PM will changewith adjustment of the hour.

and use the settingsfrom when the cooler was last used.Once the remote control is on, you canchoose between MANUAL, AUTO andAUTO TIMER modes by pressing thebutton.

Turning on the Cooler

Manual Mode

With the remote control ON, press thebutton until MANUAL is shown in the top leftcorner of the display.

The button is used to select VENT(where fresh air is being delivered without beingcooled) or COOL.

Once either COOL or VENT has been selected,the remote control will maintain a constant fanspeed. This is indicated by the bar graph in thecentre of the display.

To or the fan speed required,press either the or buttons.

decrease increase

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Auto Mode

The remote control contains a thermostat. InAUTO mode the cooler is controlledautomatically, based on your pre-comfort level. The cooler will adjust the fanspeed, switch between COOL and VENT andturn itself off. However, the sequence andregularity at which these settings change willdiffer with each operation of the cooler.

As the remote control senses room conditions,the

heat from direct sunlight or electricalappliances. Likewise placing the remotecontrol in cupboards or drawers or undercooling vents will affect the cooler’s operation.

To set the AUTO mode press the buttonuntil AUTO is displayed.

Ten levels of comfort are available with theremote control. While in AUTO mode pressingthe and buttons will adjust thelevel of required comfort. The display

selected

comfort control settings will be influencedby

willshow your selection by indicating a levelbetween 1 and 10. WARMER or COOLER willbe displayed on the screen as settings arechanged.

Auto Timer Mode

AUTO TIMER mode can be selected byusing the button. Once the AUTOTIMER mode is selected the cooler willonly operate during the programmed timeperiod.

Programming the timer must be performedbefore AUTO TIMER can be activated.This can be done while in any mode, evenwhen it is OFF. There are 7 steps involvedin setting the AUTO TIMER.

NOTE: After pressing the button thedisplay will revert back to the previoussetting if no buttons are pressed within 4seconds.

To program the timer use the followingsequence:

(1) Setting the ON time hour

Begin by pressing the button. Thehour displayed will start flashing and theword ON will appear on the screen. Thenuse the and buttons tochange the hour value.

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(2) Setting the ON time minutes

(3) Setting the OFF time hour

Press the button. The minutesdisplayed will start flashing and the wordON will appear on the screen. Then usethe and buttons to changethe minute setting.

Press the button. The hourdisplayed will start flashing and OFF willbe displayed. Then use the and

buttons to change the hour.

Press the button. The minutesdisplayed will start flashing and the wordOFF will appear. Then use theand buttons to change the minutesetting.

(4) Setting the OFF time minutes

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(5) Setting the comfort level

Press the button and the comfort levelnumber (1 to 10) displayed will start flashing.Then use the and buttons tochange this setting.

To select economy press the button sothat it is displayed on the screen.

Now that you have programmed the settings forAUTO TIMER they will be stored in the remotecontrol’s memory until you change them. Pressthe button until AUTO TIMER is displayedon the screen. Your cooler will now only operateduring the programmed time period.

NOTE: To change any AUTO TIMER settingswhen the remote control is switched off, the

button needs to be pressed and releasedwithin 1 second. To change settings when theremote control is turned on press thebutton until the desired number is flashing.

(6) Setting ECONOMY

(7) Activating AUTO TIMER

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Economy Mode

Drain Mode

Selecting the ECONOMY mode limits themaximum available cooling or ventilation andreduces the power used by up to 20%. TheECONOMY function can be used in eitherAUTO MANUAL modes. To select thismode press the button so that ECONOMYappears on the display.

Pressing the button opens the drainvalve in the cooler and empties the water inthe tank. This will leave the tank clean and dryand turn the cooler off.

If the cooler has not been used for 3 days or 3hours, depending on the DIP switch setting -see page 10, the tank will automatically bedrained to ensure the system remains clean.

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Pre-cool Mode

Your remote control is designed to allowfor the saturation of the cooler’s coolingpads before the fan is switched on. Thisfunction, referred to as PRE-COOL mode,is enabled at DIP switch D (refer to page10). Once it is enabled the cooler,

will operate as follows:

(1)...... If the tank is empty thedrain system will be closed. The tank willthen be filled.(2)...... After 60 seconds of the tank fillingwith water, the pump will turn on andsaturate the filter pads.(3)...... After the pump has been runningfor 3 minutes the fan will start.

During this operation the word PRE-COOLwill be displayed on the remote control’sscreen.

NOTE: PRE-COOL mode will not beactivated if VENT is selected on theremote control or the cooler is used againshortly after having been turned off.

whenfirst switched on,

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WATERMANAGER®

The Breezair remote control is fitted

with the featurewhich automatically monitors the qualityof the water in the cooler.

The drains theexisting water in the cooler to allow it tobe replaced with fresh water, only whenit is needed. Therefore, you may noticeyour cooler draining water occasionally.

How often theperforms this operation depends uponthe quality of the water supply and therate of evaporation.

In areas of poor water quality, the

will operate moreoften as it tries to maintain the optimumwater quality in the cooler. Thismaximises the cooling effect and life ofthe cooling pads.

The remote control has a unique feature

attached to the thatallows you to specify either high or lowsalinity settings. The low salinity settingis used in specific circumstances only.We recommend talking with your dealerbefore adjusting this setting.

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The high salinity setting is designed to operatethe cooler at a maximum safe salinity level tomaintain a normal working life. It also results ina minimum usage of water .

NOTE: High salinity outlet water should not beused on salt sensitive grass or plants. It has ahigh salt content.

The current setting isdisplayed by holding down the button andpressing the button. The setting can bechanged by holding down the button andpressing either the or button forHI and LO respectively.

The factory default settingis HI. For areas operating with bore water, DIPswitch 6 should be switched to off (see page10). This will disable the salinity measuringcircuit and simply drain water from the tankevery 65 minutes of operation.

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Batteries

If the batteries are installed when the displayis completely blank, the display will remainblank for 5 seconds. After 5 seconds thedisplay will show “Id” for 1 second, thendisplay the clock. The remote control is nowready to use.

The remote control requires 3 AAA batteries.The use of good quality alkaline batteries isrecommended. Under normal conditions a setof batteries will operate for 18 months.

When the batteries are getting low on power,BATTERY LOW is displayed on the screen(the cooler may also switch off while thedisplay remains ON). This indicates that thebatteries have only a small amount of liferemaining.

To change the batteries remove the coverfrom the back of the remote control. Pull outthe old batteries and replace them all with thenew ones. Do not mix new batteries with oldbatteries.The remote control has 2 minutes of back-uppower to retain its memory while the batteriesare being changed.

Do notuse rechargeable batteries as their voltagerating is too low for the remote control.

Dip Switches

WARNING: Do not alter DIP switches 1to 8 in the top row and 7 & 8 in thebottom row as the cooler will cease towork.

There are 2 rows of DIP switches locatedunder the battery cover on the remotecontrol.

Definition of DIP switch positions (first 6 inbottom row only) are as follows:

(1). Reserved for later use.(2). OFF, 24 hour clock.

ON, 12 hour clock.(3). OFF, 1100 / 1500W motor.

ON, 500 / 550 / 750W motor.(4). OFF, no pre-cool.

ON, pre-cool.(5). OFF, drains 3 days after power off.

ON, drains 3 hours after power off.(6). OFF, drains every 65 minutes of

operation.ON, activates water salinity circuit

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Turning the Cooler On

Preparing to Start

Manual Mode

The wall control can be switched on andoff by pressing the button. Thewall control will remember the previoussetting it was in when the cooler was lastused.

With the wall control switched ON, pressthe button until MAN is shownon the display.

You may then press thebutton to switch between COOL andVENT (where fresh air is being deliveredbut not cooled).

Whenever you select AUTO mode orCOOL in MANUAL mode, the cooler willtake a few minutes to start as it fills withwater and saturates the cooling pads.The time will be decreased if the tank isfull or the cooler has only recently beenturned OFF. During this timePREPARING TO START will flash on thedisplay.

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Once COOL or VENT has been selected, thewall control will maintain a constant fan speed.This is indicated by the bar graph shown on thedisplay.

In AUTO mode the cooler will remember the lastsetting used and try to achieve this. It may varydepending on the day’s conditions. Press the

button if you require more cool air or thebutton if you require less. Don’t alter the

setting however, until the room temperature hasstabilised.

To increase or decrease the fan speed required,press either the or button.

To select the AUTO mode press thebutton until AUTO is shown on the

display.

Auto Mode

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Programming in auto mode

(1)...... Press the button.Press the button

until AUTO is displayed.(3)...... Press the button and the

‘starts in’ time will start flashing.Use the orbutton to select the hour.

(4)...... Press again.

The delayed stop time can only beprogrammed once the cooler is ON. Thisis ideal if you are going to bed but don’twant to turn the cooler off straight away.To program the delayed time in which youwant the cooler to stop use the followingsequence:(1)......Select the button and the

‘stops in’ time will start flashing. Usethe and buttons toselect the desired off time.

(2)......Press again.

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Delayed Start or Stop

The cooler can be programmed to start at aspecific time or stop at a specific time.

The delayed start time can only beprogrammed when the cooler is OFF. Toprogram the cooler to start in a certain amountof hours use the following sequence:

(1)...... Press the button.(2)...... Press the button until MAN is

displayed on the screen.(3)...... Press the or button

until the desired fan speed is displayedby the bars in the middle of the screen.

(4)...... Press the button to set eitherCOOL or VENT.

(5)...... Press the button and the ‘startsin’ time will start flashing. Use the

and buttons to selectthe desired time.

(6)...... Press again.

Programming in manual mode

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Service Mode

When a fault has been recognised by thewall control the word SERVICE flasheson the screen.

When SERVICE is displayed it maybenecessary for you to phone the Servicenumber located on the back of thismanual. However, before doing so, turnthe wall control OFF. You will notice anumber flashing at the bottom of thescreen. This number indicates thereason for requiring service.

Please write this number down, thenpush the button to turn the coolerback on. If after a short time SERVICE isagain shown on the display, turn the wallcontrol OFF and check if the flashingnumber is the same. If it is check thefollowing possible problems. However,we do suggest that any checks becarried out by an authorised dealer orservice agent.

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If ‘04’ is displayed

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(1)......Check that the water supply tap to thecooler is turned on.

(2)......Check that your local water authorityhaven’t temporarily disconnected thewater in your area.

(1)......If your cooler is fitted with a drain valve,check that the drain is not blocked.

The following operating parameters can beadjusted using the wall control but only if a drainvalve has been fitted to your cooler.

This parameter controls the following 2 options.

Value 0 uses the intelligentwhich measures and controls the water’ssalinity level. Value 1 drains the tank every 65minutes when the cooler is ON. Value 0 is thepreset and preferred setting.

If these do not fix the problem then contact yourDealer or the Service number on the back ofthis manual. You will need to quote the flashingnumber that you wrote down.

Drain Mode(Cooler switched OFF)

Changing the Default Parameter Settings

Salinity Control Method Selector

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Pressing the and buttons atthe same time for 2 seconds will open the drainvalve and empty the water in the tank. The wallcontrol will display DR on the screen. Drainingthe water will leave the tank clean and dry untilit is next used.



To change the salinity control setting use thefollowing sequence:

(1)......With the wall control turned OFF, holddown the button. Continue tohold this button down and press the

button. The current setting andthe 3 right most fan speed bars will bedisplayed.

(2)......Press the or button toscroll through the various settingoptions discussed previously.

(3)......When the desired setting is displayed,press the button to store thenew setting.

This parameter changes the time before thetank is emptied of water, after the cooler hasbeen turned off. The 5 options available are:

0 = 4 hours1 = 1 day2 = 2 days3 = 3 days (default)4 = 4 days.

To change the tank drain delay use thefollowing sequence:

(1)......With the wall control turned OFF, holddown the button. While holdingdown this button press thebutton. The current setting and 3 centralfan speed bars will be displayed.

(2)......Press the orbutton to scroll through the availablesettings.

(3)......When the desired setting is displayed,press the button to store thenew setting.

Tank Drain Delay

Your cooler is fitted with one of two watermanagement systems designed to controlthe water salinity and optimise the life ofthe pads in your cooler.

If fitted, the bleed system, pictured onpage 16, will constantly drain smallamounts of water during the operation ofthe cooler. This allows fresh water to beadded diluting any minerals and saltsaccumulated.

The bleed rate for your cooler will dependon local operating conditions and will beset by the installer.

Bleed System

Drain Valve

If your cooler has been installed with adrain valve it is accompanied by the

salinity probes. Whenthe tank’s water salinity level reaches a

preset level the willopen the drain valve and release about 6to 8 litres. Fresh water will then be addeddiluting any minerals or salts

accumulated. Thewill continue to monitor and drain water asrequired.

Alternatively, the cooler can be set todrain 6 to 8 litres of water at a presetperiod of pump operating time. This canbe set by changing the salinity controlmethod selector if using the wall control,or DIP switch 6 if using the remote control.

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NOTE: When the cooler’s tank is emptyand the cooler is turned on again, the fanoperation will be delayed as the tank isrefilled and the pads are saturated.



If the power in your home goes off forless than 5 seconds the cooler will retainits current settings. That is, it will stop forthe time the power is off but resumeoperation when the power comes backon again. If the power goes off for morethan 5 seconds the cooler willautomatically turn itself off. That is, oncethe power comes back on the cooler willnot resume operation. You will have toturn the cooler back on using the wallcontrol or remote control.

In some states, regulations require thatevaporative air coolers be serviced atspecific intervals.

Seasonal maintenance is only required ifyou have a cooler fitted with a bleedsystem. The following pages outline themaintenance required at the end of theseason and then at the start of the nextseason. This ensures that your coolercontinues to operate efficiently.

If your cooler is fitted with a drain valve,reduced seasonal maintenance isrequired. However, we require that thefollowing components and the operationthereof, be checked after the first year,then every 2 years as routinemaintenance.(1).... Water distribution spreader trays.(2).... Pump.(3).... Drain valve.(4).... Solenoid and associated filter.(5).... Fan motor operation and current.(6).... Float valve.(7).... Salinity probes.

MAINTENANCE

Health Regulations

Seasonal Maintenance

Note

Failure to carry out regular maintenance willaffect your warranty coverage.

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WARNING:As your cooler is mounted on the roof, wesuggest that any maintenance or checks becarried out by an authorised Breezair dealeror service agent. Climbing onto the roof canbe hazardous and could result in injury toyou and damage to your property.

Routine maintenance may be requiredmore frequently in adverse environmentalsituations and very dusty areas.

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End of Season

(1)..Turn off the water supply to the cooler.(2)..Remove the pad frames as shown on page

16.(3)..Turn off the power at the isolating switch

inside the cooler.(4)..Check and clean the water distributing

channels under the lid.(5)..Unclip and remove the bleed system as

shown below. Take care not to lose the o-ring. This removal will allow the water todrain from the tank throughout the winter.

(6)..Thoroughly clean the tank and the pumpfilter. Do not replace the bleed system. Ifyou do, water will sit without draining fromthe tank throughout the winter months.

(7)..Refit the pad frames.


(3)...Take hold of the pad frame, pivot itoutwards and lift it up. Be careful not todamage the pad.

Repeat the steps above with the 3 remainingpad frames.

(For EXH210 units only) There are 90mmpads fitted to the front and rear, with 100mmpads fitted to the sides (facing the fan scrollholes). These pads must be re fitted to theiroriginal positions, or the larger pads could catchon the float valve or components mounted onthe scroll.

The 100mm pads can be identified by a rebateat the base of the Chillcel.

If fitted incorrectly, a drop in performancemay be found, water can bypass the pad andbe carried over into the airstream andducting and/or damage to the pads orelectronic components may occur.

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(1)...Turn your main switchboard poweroff.

(2)...Remove the pad frames as shownin the next column.

(3)...Ensure the power is off at theisolating switch inside the cooler.

(4)...Gently wash the pad frames toremove any dust build up during thewinter.

If the pads are salted-upreplace them.

(5)...Replace the bleed system that wasremoved at the end of the lastseason. Ensure that the o-ring is inplace and that the tray is positionedso that it can catch the water fromthe pad.

(6)...Turn on the water supply to thecooler.

(7)...Check for water leaks. Checkoperation of float valve.

(8)...Check if adj. required to belt drive.Reset motor amps.

(9)...Switch on the isolating switch.(10).Refit the pad frames.(11).Turn the power on at your main

switchboard.(12).Run the cooler.

NOTE: Do not wash thepads with high pressure waterspray.

WARNING: Do notrun the cooler with the padframes removed.

Removing Pad Frames

To remove a pad frame:(1)...Remove the clips holding the pad

frame in place.(2)...Insert a flat head screw driver into

the slot between the lid and the topof the pad frame. Lever it so the padframe is released.

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ROUTINE MAINTENANCE SERVICE SCHEDULE CHECKLIST

Service Item Check/adjust Clean Replace

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5Components

General Operation

Chillcel pads (replace as required)Pad retaining washers / pinsBase / water reservoirPump filter basketWater probesWater distribution systemWashers, seals and O-rings (replaceas required)Drain ValveBleed rate set (where required)

Water level set pointWater fill timeWater drain timeWater distribution across pads (no dry spots)Airflow through system / outletsGeneral product condition

Service No Service Date Service Technician Service Company

No 1 ..................... .......................................... ........................................................

No 2 ..................... .......................................... ........................................................

No 3 ..................... .......................................... ........................................................

No 4 ..................... .......................................... ........................................................

No 5 ..................... .......................................... ........................................................

(NOTE: includes correct fitting of all components and items - replace as required)


SYMPTOM CAUSE ACTION

Unpleasant odour. Odour from the newpads.

Allow time to conditionby running the cooler.

Inadequate cooling. Dry pads. Ensure the water supplyis turned on. Thencheck the water flow tothe pads.

Insufficient exhaustopenings forconditioned air.

Ensure sufficientopenings. Refer toIntroduction “EffectiveCooling”.

Excessive ambienthumidity.

On days during thesummer when theambient humidity ishigh, the cooler will notreduce thetemperature as muchas on drier days.

Remote control hasno display.

Batteries areincorrectly fitted or theyare flat.

R or r thebatteries.

efit eplace

Remote control has flatbatteries.

Replace the batteries.

Fault in the cooler. Contact the Dealer orService number.

If the wall or remotecontrol is in AUTO orAUTO TIMER modeand no fan bars aredisplayed the fan willnot come on.

Switch to MANUALmode to check the fanoperation.

Cooler turns ONand OFF.

Fan does not startbut other functionswork.

If your wall control displays SERVICE or should you consider that your cooler requires service,contact your local Dealer or the Service number on the back of this manual.

TROUBLE SHOOTING


WALL CONTROL DISPLAYS “SERVICE”

SERVICE

“SERVICE”

immediately on powerup indicates

communications needsto be established

Push & hold thebutton for at

least 10 seconds untilthe word

disappears

“DOWN”

“SERVICE”

If on initial start up the word “Service” appears on the controller and by pushing the on/offbutton nothing happens.

Then you will need to establish communication between the wall control and the electroniccontroller. Simply push and hold the “DOWN” button for approx. 10 seconds or until the word“Service” disappears. If by pushing the on/off button a number appears, contact your localDealer or the Service number on the back of this manual and quote the Fault Code numberdisplayed.

SEELEY INTERNATIONAL – OWNER’S MANUAL 1918 Evaporative Cooler

Warranty ServiceAustralia 1-300-650-644seeleyinternational.com

It is the policy of Seeley International to introduce continual

product improvement. Accordingly, specifications are

subject to change without notice. Please consult with your

dealer to confirm the specifications of the model selected.

When you contact your Dealer regarding service

or warranty please quote the cooler model

number and serial number as shown below.

839103-N

Affix serial & modelnumber ker herestic

seeleyinternational.com AU 1308

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