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PORTABLE
AIR CONDITIONER
INSTRUCTION
Read Rules for Safe Operation
MANUAL
and Instructions
Carefully.
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Do not leave this unit unattended
in a space
where people or animals who cannot react to a failed unit are located. A failed unit can cause extreme overheating enclosed,
unattended
or death in such an space.
6. Toavoidthe possibilityof personalinjury,always disconnectthe powersupplyto the unit,before installingand/orservicing.
1.All wiringmustcomplywith localandnational electricalcodesandbe installedby a qualified electrician.If youhaveanyquestionsregarding thefollowinginstructions,contacta qualified electrician. 2. Checkavailablepowersupplyandresolveany wiringproblemsBEFOREinstallationand operationof this unit. 3.This unitdraws7.4amps(nameplaterated) underCooling modeand 12.0amps(nameplate rated)underHeatingModeandmaybe usedin anyproperlywired,generalpurpose15amp householdgroundedreceptacle. 4. Foryoursafetyandprotection,thisunit is groundedthroughthe powercordplugwhen pluggedintoa matchingwall outlet.If you are not surewhetherthe wall outletsin yourhome are properlygrounded,pleaseconsulta qualified electrician.DONOTUSEPLUGADAPTERS OREXTENSIONCORDS. 5.The manufacturersnameplateis locatedon the rearpanelof the unitandcontainselectricaland othertechnicaldataspecificto this unit. Unit Specifications:
Suggested
Capacity
Noise Level Power Source Refrigerant Water Tank Capacity
Receptacle Rated Volts
Fuse
15
Wall Outlet
Fuse Size Time Delay Fuse (or circuit breaker)
Btu/h
Plug Type
Heating/Cooling 7500
Models
Btu/h
Not Applicable
1500W/1000W
52 Pints (24.6L/24Hrs)
52 Pints (24.6L/24Hrs)
Less than 54 dB(A)
Less than 54 dB(A)
115V / 60Hz
115V / 60Hz
R22
R22
lb.)
5.5L(11.6Pints) 38kg(83.7
lb.)
151/4"x 18" x 325/8"
38.7 x 45.6 x 82.9
38.7 x 45.6 x 82.9
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3
Soft Touch Controls
Soft Touch Controls
Time of Day Clock
Yes
Yes
Auto - Timer
Yes
Yes
Cooling
851 Watts(7.4 Amps)
851 Watts(7.4 Amps)
Heating
Not Applicable
Fan speeds Control Panel(llluninated)
× Dx H
rating.
Types 125
15'/4" × 18" x 325/8''
Unit Dimensions(cm)W
x D× H
and
Amps
38kg(83.7
Unit Dimensions(inches)W
Circuit
Table 2
5.5L(11.6Pints)
Unit Weight
Branch
AWG Wire Size* 14
AWG-American Wire Gage *Based on copper wire at 60°C temperature
7200
Heating Capacity
Individual
Nameplate Amps 7.4 to 12.0
Cooling Only Models
Cooling Capacity
Dehumidifying
Table 1
Power Consumption:
1500Watts(High)
12.0 Amps
1000Watts(Low)10.4 Dehumidifying Fan NOTE: Specifications
Amps
850W (7.4 Amps)
850W (7.4 Amps)
90W(0.8Amps)
90W(0.8Amps)
are subject to change without notice, for further improvements. 3
This appliance
is designed
in energy savings.
to be highly efficient
4) Start your air conditioner becomes
Follow these recommendations
for greater efficiency.
initial period of discomfort
1) Select a thermostat
setting that suits your
2) The air filter is very effcient in removing
start/stop
airborne
sunlight form penetrating
while the unit is
programmable
TIMER feature can be a
major asset in this regard if utilized to the fullest extent.
Keep the air filter clean at all times.
3) Use drapes, curtains or shades to keep direct
air
This avoids an
cooling off the room. Use of the automatic
comfort needs and leave at that chosen setting.
particles.
before the outdoor
hot and uncomfortable.
5) When outdoor temperatures turn the air conditioner
and heating room, but
are cool enough,
off and use the FAN
do not allow drapes or curtains to obstruct the
MODE on HIGH, MED or LOW. This circulates
air flow around the unit.
indoor air, providing
some cooling comfort and
utilizes less electricity.
The exhaust/window To avoid the possibility injury, disconnect
of personal
power to the unit
kit must be installed at all
times when the unit is operating CONDITIONING
under the AIR
mode.
There should be at least 11.8"(30 cm) clearance
before installing or servicing.
between the unit and any other other objects or building structure.
The unit should be installed on a level
surface. The window kit does not have to be To avoid
installation/operation
difficulties,
read these instructions
Installation
Accessories
Fig. 1 Installation
Fig.1
hose with adapters
Accessories
/
.......... 3/set
from 191/2'' (50cm) up to
Flexible Exhaust Hose 19V2,,-783/4"
783&'' (200cm) Window
three
Quantity
exhaust
stretches
of the remaining
modes. (Heating/Dehumidifying/Fan).
thorughly,
Description Flexible
installed during operation
exhaust
Adjustable
adapter(flat
window/patio
from265/8 '' (67.5cm)
Drain Hose Connector Window Exhaust Adapter Adapter
mouth) ........... 1Pc
door slider
kit ...... 2/set
up to
483/8"(203cm) Drain
hose connector
continuous SPECIAL
.........................
1 Pc
drain option (hose not included) NOTE:
Adapter
Exterior drain hose extension
(direct drain) is not included with this unit and can be purchased
through any local Hardware
Store.
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Adjustable Window/Patio Door Slider Kit 26s/'_'- 483/_
Window
Kit Installation
Your window kit has been designed standard "vertical"and applications.
"horizontal"
However,
it may be necessary
you to improvise/modify installation windows.
to fit most window
some aspects
procedures
for certain
for
of the
types
of Window
Please refer to Fig. 2 & Fig. 2a for
minimum
and maximum
Water Tank Safety
window openings.
Maximum:
265/8"(67,5 cm ) 483/8"(123cm)
Feature
This unit is equipped with a fail-safe mechanism
Slider Kit
Minimum:
switch
which prevents the unit from condensing
water in the event the water tank is accidentally displaced,
and/or FULL with water. If this situation
,4
occurs, the unit will signal 8 BEEPS and the WATER
FULL indicator light will flash red
continuously positioned
and/or emptied. will continue
under this condition.
This is normal,
or dehumidifying
is emptied several
Window
until the water tank is correctly
NOTE: The fan motor
cooling
Vertical
and/or
minutes
W,ndow S,,d!_
_
but no
will occur until the tank
correctly before
C
to operate
installed
(it may take
the compressor
resumes
normal operation).
Before
Starting
This Unit
1) Select a suitable location, easy access to an electrical 2) Install the Flexible Adjustable
Window
making sure you have outlet.
Exhaust
Hose and the
Slider
Kit as depicted
in Fig, 3a
Fig. 3 & Fig. 3a. NOTE: Step 2 is required AIR CONDITIONER
only while
grounded
outlet.
DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION
CORD.
4) Make sure the Water Tank is correctly inside the cabinet otherwise operate.
Fig 4.
Switch).
positioned
the unit will not
5) To turn the unit on, press the I/O key (On/Off
the
MODE
3) Plug the unit into a 115V/60Hz electrical
using
Fig, 4
Key Pad Functions
Fig.5
SWING: Allows the vertical louver
I/O: Power On/Off.
to oscillate
MODE: Selects the appropriate Cool-Heat-Dry Note:"Heat
operating
mode.
CLOCK:
(Dehumidifier)-Fan.
grills
back and forth automatically(70
Allows
° Swing).
you to initiate and/or change the
TIME OF DAY setting.
Mode" is for Heating/Cooling
Model
only. MODE Indicator different
Lights:
Illuminates
under the
mode settings Fig.6;
COOL Mode:
Green Light
HEAT Mode:
Red light
DRY(Dehumidifier)
Mode:
g.5
Green Light
FAN Mode: Green
TIMER
No indicator light
Light : Remains
operating.
on while compressor
Green light while cooling
is
Red light while heating
Green light turns off when desired
temperature
is achieved.
Air Conditioner
Applicable
Green light while dehumidifying
to both
and Dehumidifier. Cool/Heat/Dry
Red Light: Remains operating. temperature
on while heater is
Fig.6
Red light turns off when desired is achieved.
Water Full Indicator
Light:
Awarning signal of 8 beeps will sound and the Water Full
Flashes red when
the water level of the water tank exceeds the maximum
indicator will flash every 0.5 seconds.
set level or if the water tank is not
correctly positioned
in the cabinet.
FAN: Selects High-Medium-Low
Fig.7.
Water Full
fan speeds
Fig.7
Fan Options: Cooling
(3 speeds)
Temperature
High-Medium-LOW.
Conversion
Chart
Heating (2 speeds) High-Low.
°C
Dry-Dehumidifying
OF 50 52 54 55 57 59 61 63 64 66 68 70
(1 speed) Medium.
Fan (3 speeds) High-Medium-Low.
°C
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
OF 72 73 75 77 79 81 82 84 86 88 90 91 Used to adjust (forward) settings
Time of Day Clock
(1 min, increments).
Used to adjust (forward) Temperature settings
(1°C increments).
Used to adjust (forward) Auto-Timer
of settings
TIMER ON: Used to initiate the AUTO ON start time
(10 min. increments) program, Used to adjust (backward) settings
settings
& V key pads
TIMER OFF: Used to initiate the AUTO OFF stop time program,
Temperature
(1°C increments).
Used to adjust (backward)
with the/_
Time of Day Clock
(1 min, increments).
Used to adjust (backward)
in conjuction
Auto-Timer
of settings
(10 min. increments)
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in conjuction
with the /k & V key pads.
Setting TiME OF DAY (Clock) instructions: 1) Push and hold the CLOCK
key pad for three(3)
seconds. The clock display will flash indicating "12.00" for approximately
10 seconds.
Fig.8. 2) Push either the A or V key pad, to enter the correct time of day. Each depression will increase or decrease
of the key pad
the time of day
setting (1 minute increments).
Fig. 9.
3) When the correct time of day has been established CLOCK
in the display window, push the
key pad again to activate the TiME OF
DAY clock setting. The "colons"
between the
TiME OF DAY will start to flash indicating
the
Fi
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clock is operational. important
Note: Any interruption
power supply will automatically OF DAY clock program.
to the electrical cancel the TiME
In the event this should
happen, you will be required to re-set the
II IIIIIlltlIIIL"_
........
IDuct
clock program. Air Conditioner
Operating
1) Install the Flexible the Adjustable as depicted
instructions
Exhaust
Hose Fig.10 and
Window/Patio
Door Slider
Kit
in Fig.2,2a & 2b (pg.5)
2) Press the I/O (on/off)key
pad to switch on the
unit. Green
Light
Mode
3) Press the MODE key until the word COOL is displayed
in the LCD (Liquid
window.Fig.12.
Crystal
Each depression
key will advance to a different
Air Conditioner Fig. 12
Display)
of the MODE
mode setting
(Cool-Heat-Dry-Fan). Note: Heat is for Heating/Cooling 4) Press the appropriate/_ suitable temperature
Model only.
or V key to select a
setting. The temperature
Temperature Fig. 13
selected
will be indicated
in the
LCD (Liquid
Crystal
Display)
window.
Temperature
settings are adjustable
17°C(63°F)to
30°C(86°F).
between
Fig.13.
The green indicator light will come on indicating the air-conditioning
mode is operational
slight delay of 10-30 seconds begins, this is normal).
(there may be a
before the cycle
Air Conditioner
Operating
Instructions
(cont'd) 5) Press the FAN key to select the desired fan speed setting (High-Med-Low).
See Fig.14.
Your selection
in the LCD
window
will be displayed
(each depression
advance to a different
of the fan key will
setting).
6) Press the SWING key to activate the automatic air swing (oscillating)feature
(the "air swing"
Fan Speed Fig, 14
symbol will appear in the LCD window ). Fig. 15. To deactivate
the air swing feature, press the
SWING key again. 7) Condensed
water will be accumulated
in the
water tank. When the tank is full, the unit will sound a signal (8 beeps)
and the Water Full
indicator light start flashing. At this time the air conditioning
process will immediately
However,
stop
Air Swing
the fan motor will continue to operate
(this is normal ). Carefully
Fig, 1 5
remove the water tank
from the cabinet and dispose of the water. Replace the water tank back to it's original position (in cabinet) and the air conditioning process will automatically 3-5 minutes is normal.
resume.
for the compressor
8) To adjust "air flow" direction,
to re-start.
remaining
the top or bottom
louvers).
louver)
Blades and the
adjust to the
the top and/or
bottom
Fig.16.
Cooling stops automatically temperature
is achieved.
room temperature
Therefore,
continuously
when the set
Cooling
resumes when the
rises above the set temperature
level. The temperature operation.
Louver
louvers will automatically
set position (excluding
This
(up / down only )
adjust any one of the Horizontal (excluding
It may take
has no effect on the fan the fan will operate
(after the compressor
maintain optimal temperature
has cycled off) to
control.
During air conditioning and dehumidifying modes, if the compressor cycle is interupted (unplugged, power failure, etc.) And reinstated immediately thereafter,(within 3-5 minutes.)A "compressor protection circuit"is automatically self-affected. The mode indicator light will flash "green" for approximately 10 seconds, confirming the protection circuit is activated. The compressor cannot operate during a "compressor protecton" condition.(this is normal)it may take 3-5 minutes before the "protection circuit" self-deactivates. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO START THE UNIT (COMPRESSOR)DURING THIS PERIOD.
Removal and/or partial displacement of the water tank will cause the compressor to stop operating (this is a safety feature). This condition will cause the unit to "beep 8"times"and the "water full"light will flash (red)continuouslyuntil corrected. The compressor cannot operate during a flashing "red" light condition. Check the following; 1. Is the water tank full? Empty and re-install water tank. 2. Has the water tank been accidently displaced? Re-Position water tank. The "red" light will stop flashing automatically When the water tank has been emptied and/or correctly re-positioned.
DRY (Dehumidifier)
Operating
1) Press the I/O (on/off)
Instructions
key pad to switch on
the unit. 2) Press the MODE key until the word DRY (Dehumidifying)
is displayed in the LCD display
window. Fig.17. Each depression of the MODE key will advance to a different mode setting (Cool - Heat - Dry - Fan) 3) Press the appropriate dehumidifying
_
or V key to set a
temperature
between
10°C(50°F) to 30°C(86°F). Fig. 18. The green indicator light will come on indicating the dehumidifying
mode is operational
(there may be
a slight delay of 10-30 seconds before the cycle begins, this is normal). IMPORTANT:
The temperature
selected
should always be set a few degrees lower than the room ambient temperature dehumidifying
,to ensure normal
operation. However, it is not
recommended
to operate your Dehumidifier,
below temperatures
of 15.5°C(60°F), this could
result in icing-up conditions of the evaporator coils, minimizing efficiency. Under the dehumidifying mode, you cannot select a fan speed. The fan motor operates at a pre-set speed, which registers as MED in the LCD window. 4) Condensed water will be accumulated
in the
water tank. When the tank is full, the unit will sound a signal(8 beeps) and the Water Full indicator light start flashing. At this time the dehumidification
process will immediately stop.
However, the fan motor will continue to operate (this is normal). Carefully remove the water tank from the cabinet and dispose of the water. Replace the water tank back to it's original position (in cabinet) and the Dehumidifying process will automatically
resume. It may take
3-5 minutes for the compressor to re-start. This is normal. 5) This unit also has provisions for a continuous "drain" option (for basement applications
having
a floor drain). The required drain hose extension is not included with this unit. It can be purchased through any local Hardware Store. Drain Hose Specifications:
Standard garden hose.
Fig, 18
DRY(Dehumidifier)
Operating
instructions
(cont'd) 6) To connect the continuous drain option. Remove the water tank from the cabinet. Inside the cabinet (water tank area) you will find a section of hose hanging beside the water tank, which is plugged/capped at the end. Remove the plug from the end of the hose and install the drain hose connector (included with this unit) into the end of this hose section. Route the end of the hose (with drain connection) then through
into the water tank,
the hole provided
in the face of the
water tank. Attach a section of Garden suit your continuous
Hose (to
Garden Hose
drain option requirements)
to the drain hose connector.
(not included)
Place the open end
of the hose directly over the drain area in your
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basement floor. Fig. 19. IMPORTANT: Please make sure the drain hose
Drain Hose Connector
section routed through water tank does not interfere with the correct positioning the cabinet, or the fail-safe be activated,
of the water tank inside switch mechanism will
not allowing the unit to operate.
7) You must remember
to reverse
the continuous
drain option procedure re-cap/plug the internal drain hose and/or leave the internal drain hose (unplugged)
inside the water tank,
when re-locating
your unit to a location(room)
where continuous
draining is not possible.
Failure result
to comply
with these procedures
will
in flooding.
During air conditioning and dehumidifying modes, if the compressor cycle is interupted (unplugged, power failure, etc.)And reinstated immediately thereafter,(within 3-5 minutes.) A "compressor protection circuit"is automatically self-affected. The mode indicator light will flash "green" for approximately 10 seconds, confirming the protection circuit is activated. The compressor cannot operate during a "compressor protecton" condition.(this is normal)It may take 3-5 minutes before the "protection circuit" self-deactivates. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO START THE UNIT (COMPRESSOR)DURING THIS PERIOD.
Removal and/or partial displacement of the water tank will cause the compressor to stop operating (this is a safety feature). This condition will cause the unit to "beep 8"times"and the "waterfull"light will flash (red)continuously until corrected. The compressor cannot operate during a flashing "red" light condition. Check the following; 1. Is the water tank full? Empty and re-install water tank. 2. Has the water tank been accidently displaced? Re-Positionwater tank. The "red" light will stop flashing automatically When the water tank has been emptied and/or correctly re-positioned.
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Fig, 19
Heater Operating
Instructions(For
Heating/Cooling
Models
Only)
1) Press the MODE key until the word Heat is displayed
in the LCD window.
depression different
of the MODE key will advance to a
mode setting (Cool-Heat-Dry
Fan). The
red indicator light will come on indicating "Heating
f
Fig.20. Each
"mode is operational
slight delay of 5-10 seconds
0
the
2:oo i
(there may be a before the cycle
Red Light
Heat Mode
begins, this is normal).
Fig, 20
2) Press the appropriate/X
or V
key
to select a suitable temperature
between
17°C (63°F) to 30°C (86°F). Fig.21. 1_25
displayed
Your selection
in the LCD window.
of the fan key will alternate fan speed settings.
cJ
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3) Press the FAN key to select the desired fan speed setting (High-Low).
J
Temperature
will be
Fig, 21
Each depression
between the different
Fig.22.
4) Press the SWING key to activate the automatic air swing (oscillating)
feature,
(the "air swing"
symbol will appear in the LCD window). To deactivate
the air swing feature,
Q
Fig.23.
press the
s eeo
SWING key again.
Fig, 22
5) To adjust"air flow" direction,
(up / down only )
adjust any one of the Horizontal (excluding remaining
the top or bottom
louver)
louvers will automatically
same position.
Blades
[:row
and the
]2:oo 1
_
_
adjust to the
when the room
reaches the desired
setting .The "red" Air Swlncj
indicator mode light will close. Heating will resume when the room temperature established
ON
Fig.24.
Heating stops automatically temperature
Louver
temperature
_
_llt_
Fig, 23
falls below the
setting.
Fig, 24
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Fan Operating
Instructions
1) Press the I/O (on/off) key pad to switch on the unit.
O
2) Press the MODE key until the word FAN is displayed
in the LCD window.
depression
Water
Full
Fig. 25. Each
of the MODE key will advance
to a C_t/Dry
different mode setting (Cool-Heat-Dry-Fan).
No
indicator mode light is visible during operation
of
No Light
Fan Mode
the FAN mode (this is normal).
Fig, 25
3) Press the FAN key to select the desired
FAN
SPEED setting. Fig.26. Your selection will be displayed
in the LCD window.
Each depression
of the fan key will advance to a different
speed
(High-Med-Low). 4) Press the SWING
key to activate the automatic
air swing (oscillating) feature (the air swing symbol will appear in the LCD window). Fig. 27. To deactivate
the swing feature, press the
SWING key again.
5) To adjust"air
flow" direction,
(up/down
only) TIMER
adjust any one of the Horizontal
Louver
(excluding
louver) and the
remaining
the top and bottom
louvers will automatically
same position.
Blades
adjust to the Air Swing
Fig.28.
Fig, 27
Fig, 28
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Auto-Timer instructions NOTE: The TINE OF DAY CLOCK before the AUTO-TIMER feature The AUTO-TIMER feature offers of multiple choice, fully automatic programs between 0=23 hrs, 50 mode of your Portable 4 Season The programs are as follows:
must be set
will operate a unique selection on/off(start/stop) min. Under any one Home Comfort unit.
a) Auto-off: Pre-select a time that will turn off the unit (automatically) at a specified time (between 0-23 hrs, 50 min.). This function must be performed daily, (if required) as the program is automatically canceled/erased upon completion. b) Auto-On: Pre-select a time that will turn on the unit (automatically) at a specified time (between 0-23 hrs, 50 min.). This function must be performed daily, (if required) as the program is automatically canceled/erased upon completion. c) Auto-On
& Auto-off:
Pre-select
a time that will
turn on and turn off the unit (automatically) specified
times (between 0=23 hrs, 50 min.).
This program contains programs
at
built-in memory. Unlike
a)and b) above. This program
automatically
stores into memory the selected
times and will repeat daily,(same until the program
is overridden
Any interruption to the electrical of the unit automatically auto timed programs.
specified
times)
and/or canceled.
W_'m cool
r
power supply
cancels/erases
all
Ii_1111oN
In the event this should
12:00 ]
Mo;e
happen, you will be required to re-set
Selection
Fig, 29
your program.
Setting
the AUTO-ON
TIMER
Before setting the AUTO-ON DAY CLOCK
timer, the TIME OF
must be set/operational.
also select the appropriate SPEED,TEMP,
SWING
the AUTO TIMED
You must
MODE and settings(FAN
etc.) You will require under
program.
1 ) Turn the unit"on"(I/O 2) Select the appropriate
Fan Speed
y
switch). (Cool-Heat-Dry-
Fan). Fig.29.
_oN FAN SPEED
setting,
(excluding
Dehumidifying,
HIGH
"_....... _ 00
as this
mode has"1" fan speed setting only ).Fig.30. 4) If you desire oscillation(auto-swing) push the
Fig, 3]
SWING key pad (the " air swing" symbol will be displayed
12:00 oooL
under which you want the unit to operate.(High, Meal,Low)
Fig, 30
MODE under which
you want the unit to operate 3) Select the appropriate
__
in the display window).Fig.31.
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Setting
the AUTO-ON
TIMER(cont'd)
5) All of the settings are now registered. TURN THE UNIT"OFF" USING THE I/O SWITCH. 6) To set the AUTO-ON turned to the "off"
timer, the unit must be
position (non-operational).
7) Press the TIMER-ON
key pad to initiate the
AUTO-ON time sequence. Fig. 32. The display window will indicate TIMER-ON and the word ON will flash for 5 seconds. Press the/X or V key to select the desired AUTO-ON start time. Fig.32a. /X Key pad will decrease the AUTO-TIMED
F,g, 32
Setting in 10 minute increments. V Keypad will increase the AUTO-TIMED Setting in 10 minute increments. When the desired time is established,(the
time
will flash in the display window) press the CLOCK key pad to register the AUTO TIMERON program. The word ON will stop flashing and remain "on" (TIMER
ON)indicating
the program
is set. The time of day clock setting will immediately IMPORTANT:
revert back in the display window. The desired AUTO-ON time must
be registered
within
a 5 second
pressing
the TIMER-ON
selected
time will mot register
will automatically of day" clock
repeat step 7 again.
setting.
time is achieved
ON"prompt
you
when the specified
on the time of day clock
ON" prompt will disappear
from the
To cancel or override the AUTO-
TIMED program,simply AUTO-ON
and the system
If this occurs,
The unit will start automatically
display window).
the
revert back to the regular
must
(the "TIMER
(after
key pad) otherwise
"time
AUTO-ON
period
turn on the unit before the
time is scheduled will disappear
to operate
(the "TIMER
from the display window)
You can varify the AUTO-ON
time selection
(prior to the program starting
)by pressing the
TIMER-ON
Fig, 32a
anytime
key pad. The time you selected will
appear(flash)temporarily(replacing for approximately
the time of day)
5 seconds.
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Setting
the AUTO-OFF
TIMER
Beffor setting the AUTO-OFF
timer, the time of
day clock must be set/operational. 1 ) To set the AUTO-OFF
timer, the unit must be
turned on (I/O switch) and operational. 2) Press the TIMER-OFF
key pad to initiate the
AUTO-OFF time sequence. Fig. 33. The display window will indicate TIMER-OFF and the word OFF will flash for 5 seconds.
Press the/X
key pad to select the desired AUTO-OFF
or V start.
Fig.33a. /X Key pad will decrease the AUTO-TIMED Setting in 10 minute increments. V
Fig, 33
Keypad will increase the AUTO-TIMED
Setting in 10 minute increments. When the desired time is established,(the
time
Q
will flash in the display window) press the CLOCK key pad to register the AUTO TIMEROFF program. The word OFF will stop flashing and remain "on" (TIMER
OFF)indicating
the program
is set. The time of day clock setting will immediately
revert back in the display window.
You can varify
the AUTO-OFF
anytime by pressing the TIMER-OFF time you selected (replacing seconds.
will appear(flash)
The desired
be registered
within
AUTO-OFF
a 5 second
pressing
the TIMER-OFF
selected
time will not register
will automatically "time
key pad. The temporarily
the time of day) for approwimately
IMPORTANT:
of day" clock
must repeat
Fig, 33a
time selection
5
time must
period
(after
key pad) otherwise
the
and the system
revert back to the regular setting.
If this occurs,
you
step 2 again.
The unit will stop automatically
when the specified
AUTO-OFF time is achieved on the time of day clock. To cancal or override the AUTO-TIMED program, simply turn off the unit manually, the scheduled AUTO-OFF time.
prior to
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Setting
the AUTO-ON
& AUTO-OFF
Before setting the AUTO-ON the time of day clock
& AUTO-OFF
Timer,
must be set/operational.
must also select the appropriate After the appropriate off the unit.
iMPORTANT:
TIMER
operating
The desired AUTO-ON
OFF time must
You
be registered
period (after pressing
MODE.
pads) otherwise
settings have been made, turn
register
1) Press the TIMER-ON
key pad to initiate the
a 5 second
the TIMER-ON/OFF
the selected
and the system
back to the regular
within
& AUTOkey
time wiii not
will automatically
"time
of day"
The unit will start automatically time is achieved
clock
revert setting
when the specified
AUTO-ON time sequence.(Fig.32). The display window will indicate TIMER-ON and the word ON
AUTO-ON
will flash for 5 seconds.
/_ or V key pad to select the desired AUTO-ON
AUTO-OFF time is achieved on the time of day clock. To cancel or override the AUTO-TIMED
start time.(Fig.
program, simply turn the unit on or off prior to the
and will stop automatically
Press the
32a).
when the specified
V Key pad will decrease the AUTO-TIMED
scheduled
setting in 10 minute increments. /_ Keypad will increase the AUTO-TIMED
AUTO-ON/OFF time selection anytime each respective TIMER-ON/TIMER-OFF
setting in 10minute
and the selected
increments.
When the desired time is established,(the time will flash in the display window) press the CLOCK
ON program. The word ON will stop flashing and (TIMER
ON) indicating the program
is set. The time of day clock setting will immediately revert back in the display window The unit must remain the AUTO-OFF
" OFF" while
AUTO-OFF
programming
program.
2) Press the AUTO-OFF
key pad to initiate the
time sequence.
(Fig.33). The
display window will indicate TIMER-OFF and the word OFF will flash for 5 seconds. Press the /_ orVkey
pad to select the desired AUTO-
OFF time.(Fig.
32a).
V Key pad will decrease the AUTO-TIMED setting in 10 minute increments. A Key pad will decrease the AUTO-TIMED setting in 10 minute increments. When the desired time is established,(the will flash in the display window) CLOCK
time
press the
key pad to register the AUTO TIMER-
OFF program. The word OFF will stop flashing and remain "on" (TIMER program
OFF) indicating the
is set. The time of day clock setting will
immediately revert back in the display window. When the AUTO-ON & AUTO-OFF times are set. Within the same program sequence, window shows TIMER
ON/OFF
the display
identifying that both
ON and OFF times are now programmed (Repeatable canceled
daily until
such time the program
time. You can verify the
time will temporarily
by pressing key pad appear
replacing the time of day clock for approximately 5 seconds.
key pad to register the AUTO TIMER-
remain"on"
AUTO-ON/OFF
on the time of day clock
is
and/or changed).
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The..
.CQ
Unit
(For remote
The RCU should _ u_ within the range of 7m from the air _nditioner.
ve
This holder is included together with the RCU, Before instaliation, ensure that the Holder is at a io_tion from w-hem the RCU's s_nal _n reach the air conditioner and operate effectively. When not in use, the RCU _n rest in the Holder. The Holder wilt help prevent your RCU from being mispla_l. •
• •
o
Do not o_rate the RCU near contains, d_r or obstacles which block the RCU's transmission of signals, the air condffioner wilt not wo_ as _ntro!_d, Keep the RCU away from water or other fluid, direct sunlight or Avoid direct sunlight to the infra-red reviver in the air _nditi_er, sunl_ht will th_ effectiveness of the air conditior_ro Other e i appliances may affect the signals from the RCU Consult your nearest distributor shou|d you en_unter any problem,
Ty_ AM4 alkaline batteries should be for the RCU. i. Slide out the RCU lower cover, take out old ba_edes and replace by new ones. Press the "reset" button. 3 Before closing the battery cover, please note that the time displayed on the unit's screen is ',0:00" and the colon ":" blinks. 4. VVhen installing new batteries, you have to reset the time on the RCU. e Do not mix old
des with new ones or use
different bands or type of battenes otherwise the RCU 'will not wo_. • When the RCU is not in use for penods of out of othe_i_ any leakage from the battenes _11 rain the RCU. • Life of the battenes is about six months under nodal use. e Repla_ the _attedes when you do not hear the sound of the receiver _en o_rating or there is no display on the LCD screen. 17
ntrol
uni
only)
Press once the air _nditioner and stop it when pressing once more,
When _ou want to choose an operation press it once:
Note:
Heating
available
feature
is only
in Heati#g/Coolin£
Mode_s
Press
o{_ce to cnc®se
Press once _or tempo A TEMP_ increase TEMP decrease
w_nG
s# _d
/
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adjusting
Press this bu#on to set me timer to turn On /oft the a_r conditioner
Press LhiShuron to change the honzonta! directIon of air fl_w (from _ to right)
Press _is _t of '_o_
p
_tt_8 b
n _o confirm hme
_ to _t
t'he
aH p_ewous RCU wi!| _ng
_9
m
s and the to zero
(T
n
This sign RCUis tFan
on_
when the signal _ t_ air c,_nditioe_r_
Me
. You can
--O t
co
FF:
Press on_ to to canal display.
ON or OFF. Pr_ to
FTEMPER_ATURE:
again
display the
30_). The _1! display if operation is _ to "F_N". lays (0-24 houm) _ the day. Press "ON-TIME" or "OFF-T "
I
d!splay Press locking once
FAN SPEED:
display the time _ on_ the "LOCK, sign. The sign disa more.
Press the "FAN"
. (0-24 to _
not
): Me press
n to display can
spas such as "AUTO", "LO'¢_, "_D", "HIGH". When the is "AUTO" or "DRY', the fan _ _ to
All the s_ns appear in the o_rating panel _ndow are only for only _rrespo_ing o_rationai m_e _|i ap_ar°
of _
f_lUm s_
f_
re o_ration, plea_ r_er to the following s_p to set the _me The time should _ _t same as _at _ the main W_n_ n_ batteries, are installed, the _me displeyed on the screen
1. Press _
or_)
2_ Press
to a_ust the time.
button _
sta_ _e time a_
the colon
3. K_p pressing the buffon for at ie_t _ _nds, the _lon sign in _e time di_lay_ _ins to Re.at
L m
_
o o
__
step 1 and 2.
: _umcy
of time is less than !0 _s
_r
--:__ d_w
1. After ins_!lation of the air conditioner, check and make sure _wer is on and the Drain Tank co_ectly positioned. 2_ 3.
4.
Pre_ automa_lly
stop: P,o,, o
button, The air conditi_er a,_ _
fan
start to operate
_ntrols
oo= a t° to
in "AUTO" the
In "AUTO" m_e, _e air _ndit_ner _n _ aL,_ati_tly the "ventilating" or "heating (for heatingl¢ooling models o nl.... y),
t. Check and make sure pow_ Tank is correctly positioned. 2. "HEAT ° , i
to " oF_mt_n mode.
3.
Press the bu_o_ desi_ _m _mtum. to 21 _ or 28_.
4.
Press the
or _ to Usual_ _ shou_ be set
button to _
:Pre_e as your se|_, ............ burton on_ tions. not _
is on and the Drain
: in _FAN" _ration m_e, _ntroHed, and you n_
your desi_
to canal
wind
the
the tem m _n not to set the r_m
1. After ins_llation of the air conditioner, check and make sure power is on and the Drain Tank is correctly posit_on_. Press _ODE
] bL_,
then _
°DR_
as your
3_
dehumidifyi_. The _n
on the RCU indi_tes _e on_
to _ncei the
NOTE:
The dehumidifying mode operates a_ stops automatical_ when the preset temperature and the room temperature am different or sa_. This makes hum_it'y; of the room lower.
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_!!i!i!i!
\
1. Before se_ng _e timer, it _ advisab_ to complete or
displayed
in e_er
th_
two modes will have the colon
P, ,st.° IMEADJUSllb
o,
to
the correct time. 4. Press the the time you ordoff aurora
button, the _n of main unit display have set, and _ air _r_oner Iiy a_rdi_ to your _me se_ing. CANCEL: Press the _,NCEI.J button to cancel the timer reservaUon. Press _ANCEL]
and _n
follow
instru_
2
and 3. CAUTION: I. 2
3 4
Setting for "TIMER ON" and "TIMER OFF" can ach independently or simu_neousty'. Wllen "TIMER ON" and %IMER OFP are _t _ achieved simultaneously, the air cor',d r to the nearest time for eitt-_r "TIMER O1__ or "TIMER OFF" If both "TIMER ON" and "TIMER OFF" are set in the same reserved time. the Iler stop ning. set t_ air switch o au , and _ R ON" or "TIMER OFF" displayed on RCU ars
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Before cleaning or servicing this unit, it is recommended that the unit be disconnected from any electrical supply outlet
1) Do Not use gasoline, other chemicals
benzene,
thinner or any
to clean this unit, as these
substances
may cause damage
deformation
of plastic parts.
to the finish and
2) Never attempt to clean the unit by pouring water directly over any of the surface areas, as this will cause deterioration
of electrical
components
and
wiring insulation. Removal
and Cleaning
If the air filter becomes flow is restricted cleaning
air
and reduces efficiency. The air
filter should be cleaned frequent
of the Air Filter clogged with dust/dirt,
every two (2) weeks. More
may be necessary
depending
upon indoor air quality. 1 ) To remove the air filter: Grasp the air filter tab. 2) Pull the filter"out"
then "up". Fig.34.
3) Dust/Dirt clogged in the filter can be removed by vacuum
cleaning the soiled areas.
4) The filter can also be washed in lukewarm
soapy
water while rubbing it lightly with a brush. A mild detergent
(dishwashing
soap) is recommended.
5) Rinse the filter well using clean water. Allow time to dry before reinstalling
into the unit.
6) Relace the air filter. 7) Replacement Customer
air filters are available
through the
Service Parts Department.
Never operate the unit without the air filter in place as this may result in damage to the unit.
Air Filter Tab
