Transcript of the Roof Window Installation Video
[0:00–0:07]
[Scene] The Midea logo fades in. Tobias Strobel stands in a room next to a PortaSplit unit and a window.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Hello, my name is Tobias, and I will show you how to set up the Midea PortaSplit on your window."
[0:08–0:13]
[Scene] A blue title card appears: "Setting up PortaSplit on roof windows." Cut to Tobias attaching the unit to a roof window. [Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "On roof windows, the outdoor unit is attached to the outside of the window using the universal bracket."
[0:14–0:20]
[Scene] Close-up shots of the required parts: protection plate, universal bracket, and parts number 1, 2, 3, and 5.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "To do this, you need the following things: the protection plate, the universal bracket—which is optional and must be purchased separately—and parts number 1, 2, 3, and 5."
[0:21–0:34]
[Scene] Close-up shots of the eight screws and the steel cable.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "You will also need eight screws and the steel cable."
[0:35–0:47]
[Scene] Tobias attaches part 1 of the bracket to the back of the outdoor unit, ensuring the number "1" faces upward.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Part 1 of the universal bracket must be attached to the back of the outdoor unit using four screws. Make sure that the bracket is screwed on with the number facing upwards."
[0:48–0:56]
[Scene] Tobias connects parts 2 and 3, adjusting them for length and tightening the screws.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "For the bracket, you will need parts 2 and 3. These should already be connected when delivered but still need to be adjusted in length. In most cases, the bracket will fit if the screws are attached to either the last or second to last holes."
[0:57–1:05]
[Scene] Tobias tightens the screws on the bracket assembly.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Start with this position and tighten both screws. If necessary, adjust the length of the bracket to suit the conditions of your roof window."
[1:06–1:17]
[Scene] Tobias hooks the steel cable onto the bracket and then onto the back of the indoor unit.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "To secure the bracket when attaching it, hook the steel cable onto the bracket and then onto the back of the indoor unit."
[1:18–1:28]
[Scene] Tobias temporarily attaches the bracket to the window frame to check the position.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "To find the best position for the bracket, temporarily attach it to the window frame. It is important that it rests straight and firmly on the roof."
[1:29–1:40]
[Scene] Close-up of the bracket on the roof. Tobias measures the space.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Make sure that there is at least 15 centimetres of space to the right and left to the window frame."
[1:41–1:50]
[Scene] Tobias holds part 5 and examines the marked spot on the window frame.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Part 5 can only be attached once. Therefore, check the position carefully beforehand. Make sure that the bracket can be screwed on correctly."
[1:51–2:00]
[Scene] Tobias marks the spot on the window frame with a pen.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Once you have determined the correct position, mark the correct spot on one side of the bracket."
[2:01–2:13]
[Scene] Tobias attaches part 5 of the bracket to the marked spot on the window frame.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Attach part 5 of the universal bracket to the marked spot on the window frame. It should be attached formatted straight so that the outdoor unit will also be straight later."
[2:14–2:21]
[Scene] Tobias fixes the main bracket assembly to part 5 with two screws.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Fix the bracket with two screws."
[2:22–2:33]
[Scene] Tobias slides the outdoor unit into the window bracket.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Now you can slowly slide the outdoor unit into the window bracket up to the stop point. Make sure that both guide rails run exactly into each other."
[2:34–2:36]
[Scene] Tobias closes the window.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Close the window as far as possible."
[2:37–2:49]
[Scene] The camera shows the indoor unit and indicates the distance to the wall.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "The back of the PortaSplit indoor unit must be at least 25 centimetres away from the wall during use to ensure adequate ventilation of the device."
[2:50–3:00]
[Scene] Tobias turns off the unit and unplugs it.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "To deinstall the PortaSplit, turn off the device, unplug it and roll up the power cable on the back of the indoor unit."
[3:01–3:15]
[Scene] Tobias places the protection plate on the unit and lifts the outdoor unit out of the bracket.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Place the protection plate on the indoor unit. Lift the outdoor unit out of the bracket and place it on the indoor unit."
[3:16–3:28]
[Scene] Tobias removes the screws and takes the bracket inside.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "Now remove the screws and bring the bracket inside."
[3:29–3:42]
[Scene] Tobias standing next to the unit; text on screen.
[Dialogue - Tobias Strobel] "You can find further information about your PortaSplit and additional accessories in the enclosed manual."