Summit CL15WC - Manuel (Page 9)

Operation
For Model CL24WC2:
Control elements
1) “ ” button
To turn this unit ON and OFF, press and
hold this button for approximately 3
seconds.
2) “ ” button
Energy conservation button: Pressing this
button for 3 seconds will turn the energy
conservation mode either ON or OFF. In
this mode, the LED light and display will
be turned off; the °F/°C light will be on.
3) “ ” button (left)
Pressing this button will increase (warm)
the temperature of the upper chamber in
steps of 1
°F (or 1°C).
4) “ ” button (left)
Pressing this button will lower (cool) the
temperature of the upper chamber in steps
of 1
°F (or 1°C).
5) LED display
Displays temperature for the upper zone.
6) “ “ indicator light
Indicates that compressor is operating.
7) “°C/°F ” indicator light
Will change as the “°C/°F ” button is
pressed.
8) LED display
Displays temperature for the lower zone.
9) “ ” button (right)
Pressing this button will increase (warm) the
temperature of the lower chamber in steps of
1
°F (or 1°C).
10) “ ” button (right)
Pressing this button will lower (cool) the
temperature of the lower chamber in steps of
1
°F (or 1°C).
11) “°C/°F ” button
Pressing this button switches the indicator
light between °C and °F.
12) “ ” button
Turns the interior light ON or OFF. (If you
use this button, the light is no longer con-
trolled by the reed switch, and remains ON.)
Setting the temperature
 When you press the
or button, the
system will enter the set-up mode in the
upper or lower compartment automatically.
The LED will flash and display the setting
temperature.
 When you press the button once, the
temperature will increase or decrease by
1
°F (or 1°C). If you try to go beyond the
minimum/maximum value that can be
established, the display will jump to the
lowest/highest adjustable temperature value
automatically. If a button is not pressed for 5
seconds, the LED will stop flashing and the
setting mode will be exited.
 Temperature range for upper and lower
compartments: The temperature setting can
be adjusted from 39°F to 64°F
(or 4°C to
18°C).
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