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FOR YOUR RECORDS
Write the model and serial numbers here:
Mode| #
_rial #
You can fi_:t them on a _abe] on the side ol eaoh [Jn_.
D_er's Nlame
D_e Purchased
I Staple your receipt to this page in the event you _c_! it
to prove date of purchase or for warranty iSSL_o
READ THIS MANUAL
Inside you will find many helpful hints on h_to use and
maintain your air conditio,ne{ prosily. Just: a Ilittle pre_®n_ve
care on _ur _[t can _ve y_J a great deal of time and
meney over '[he life of your air condi_onero
You'lll find many answers to, common pro,b_ems in the ce_rt
of troub_ho_ing tips if you review our ch_t of
Troebleshooting Tips firsL you may not _ to carl for
servbe at all
Contact the authorized service t_hnician for repair
or maintenance of this unit.
Con_ct 'the install_ for installation ,0f !his unff,
• The air conditioner is not inlend_d for u_ by young
children or invalids without supervlsion
Youn,g chi|dren sh,ou|d be. su_rvis_ to ensure that
th,_ do not play wffh the air conditioner,
When the power cord _s to be replaced, replacement
work shah be porfotmed by authoriz_ per_nnel only
using only genuine replacement parts.
Installation work must be performed in _r_n_
w|th the N_ional E|e_ric Code Iby q_|i[fie_ and
authot_zedl personne| on|y_
2 Room Air Conditioner
To prevent iniury to the user or other p_p, le and property damage, the bllowing instructions
must be foil,owed.
[] incorrect operation due to ignoring instruction will ,_use harm or damage. The seriousness
is cliassifi_ by the folloiwing indications.
B Meanings of symbols us,_ in this manua_ are as shown below,
I Be sure not to do. 1Be sure to follow the instruction.
[] Installation
° Otherwise, iitmay cause a
fire or electrical shock.
It may cause failure and
electric sh_k.
° O,therwiise, it may cause a
fire or electrical sho_,
i' Sharp _ges may cause
injury.
° It will cause e_ectdc shock or
fire due to heat generation,
° It may _use explosion or
fire.
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!I Operation
There is of fire or It will cause el_tdc shock or
fire due to heat gen,eration,
Otherwise it may cause a
fire, or electrical shock_
it may cau_ fire and electric
shoc£
_herwise it may cause fire
,andelectric sh_k accident
° An oxygen shortage may
OCCUr.
it will _use failure of machine
or e,iectric shocL
, Otherwise, it may electrical
shock and failure.
The ap_arance of the air
_nditioner manydeteriorate,
Csh_nage__i_ or develop
° Since _e fan rotates ,at high,
s,_ during operation, _ may
cau_ m_ury,
4 Room Air Conditioner
° Pr_ent accidental staAup and
the po_ibility of i_uPy'.
Itwillcau_ electricsh_k or
fireduetoheatgeneratio,n.
It may cau_ eiectric sh_k
and damage,.
]t w[Hcause e_ectficshock or
fire.
Othep,_ise, it may cause
explosion, and a
,.It will cause e_tric sho_,
[] Installation
C.......................................
O_erwi_ it may cause dispute w_h the
neighbors.
They are sharp and may
_use injury,
Otheirwise, it may cause vibration or ,water
leakage.
Owner_ Manual 5
[] Operation
it may cause injuPj.
° It may cause an injury
through dropping o.f the unit
or falii[ng down.
* It may _use injury.
6 Room Air Conditioner
It may cause pr_uct failure.
Operation without filters wilt
cause failure.
° Otherwise, it may doi harm
to _ur health.
° The appearance of the air
conditioner may deteriorate,
change _lor, or develiop,
sudace flaws,
It contains _ntainments and
wiil make you si_.
° Otherwise, it may cause
personal injury.
Prior to Operation
Contact an installation specialist for installation,
Plug in the power pllug properly.
Use a d_icated circuit.
Do not use an extension cord.
Do not start/stop operation by plugging/unplugging the power cord.
if the cord/plug is damaged, replace i it with only an authorized replacement
_rt.
1i, Being ex_s,_ to direct ai#!ow for an extended period of time could be
hazardous to your health. Do not ex_se _cupants, pets, or plants to,direct
airflow for extended perils of time.
2i, Due to the possibility of oxygen deficiency, ventilate the r_m when used
together with stoves or other heating devices,
3 Do not use this air conditioner for nonosp_ifi_ special pur_ses (e,g.
preserving precision devices, food, pets, plants, and art objects). Such usage
could damage the items.
i_ _iii_iiiii!_iii!_!iii_I!
1 Do not touch the metal parts of the unit when removing the fiiter. Injuries can
eocur when handling sharp metal edges.
2. Do not use water to clean inside the air oonditioner. Ex_sure to water _n
destroy the insulation, leading to possible electric sh_k.
3, When ,cleaning the unit, fi_t make sure that the _wer and breaker are turn,_
off. The fan rotates at a very high spe_ during operation. There is a
_ssibilit-y of iniury if the unirs _wer is a_identallly triggered on whille
cleaning inner parts of the unit,
For repair and maintenance, _ntact your authorized se_ice denier,
Owner_ Manual 7
introduction
ii _iI_ _! i
This symbol alerts you to the risk of electric shock.
This symbol alerts you to hazards that could cause harm to
the air conditioner.
This symbol indicates specia! notes.
This appliance should be install_ in accoi[dance w_ the Na_,onal Electric C_e,
F£©NT
AIRINTAKE
-- CABINET
-- SIDE LOUVER
VI_TIC_LAIR DEFLECTOR
(HORIZOt,_ALLOUVER!
8 Room Air Conditioner
El_trica,lSafe_y
! !5V~ 230V-
w
Power cord may include a current
interrupter device. A test and reset button is
provided on the plug case, The device
should _ tested on a periodic basis by first
pressing the TEST button and then the
RESET b_ton, ff the TEST button does not
trip or if the RESET bu'_on will not stay
engaged, di_ntinue u_ of the air
conditiioner and contact a qualifi_ _rvice
technician.
The sha_ may be different a_ordingi to its mo_L
Use Wall Re_ptac[e Power Supply
Slandard i25V 3owiregrounding
recep'_ac_eraled 15A 125V AC
Standard 25OV,, 3w[_e ground_n_g
receptacle rated 15,A, 250V AC
Standard 250V, 3-w_te grou#dtng
receptacle rated 20A,, 250,V AC
Use i5 AMP, time
del!ay f_e or 15 AMP,,
c_rcuit breaker°
Use #_ AMP_ time
dellay f_e or :20 AMP,
circuit brewer,
DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD on 230,,
208, and 230_2_ Volt uni_.
AHwiring should be made in accordance w_ Io_1
elect_i_li co_s and regula_on&
A!uminum hou_ wiring may p_e special
problem& Con_ a qualified e_ectrician.
A WARNING
N_et push the test button during
@herwise this pilug[_n damaged,
This devi_ contlains ch_i_3,L including
lead, kn_n to,the S_te of California to
cause cancer; and birth def_;ts or other
reproductive harm,
Wash han_Jsa_er hatching,
Do no[ remove, m_i_y or immerse this, p_ug,
ff this d_ice tri_0 the _use it:to, &_
corrected _[ore further u_,
CAUTION
The _nductors inside this co_d are
surrounded Ibyshields, whiclh monitor
leakage current,
These shields are not grounded,,
<Made in Tower>
Peri_ica_ly examine the cord Dr any
damage, Do not use this pr_u_ in the
event the shields, become expose.
Avoid sh_k hazard, this unit: can not
u_r servicedi o_ning the tamer
resistant, Sea[_ potion of the unit
voids aN warranties and performance
claim& This unit not intended for u_
as an on-off switch.
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(PLEASE READ CAREFULLY)
FOR THE USER'S PERSONAL SAFET_ HIS
APPLIANCE MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNOED
Thei _#er cord _ _is appliance is equip_d with a
threo-pror_ (grounding) _ug, U_ this with a standard
thr_os|ot (gr¢_nding) wail _er out_et to minimize the
h_a[d of el[_tdc sh_;ko The c_tomer sho,ul!d have the
wall receptac# and circuit checked by a quaiif[_J
electrician to make sure the r_eptade is pro_dy
DO NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND)
PRONG FROM THE P_ER PLUG,
A. SI_ATIONS WHEN'_E APPLIANCE WILL BE
DISCONNECTED OCCASIONALLY:
Because, _ I_tentia_ safety hazards, we stronglly
discourage the use of an adia_ _ug_ H_ever, if you
wish to u_ an adapter, a TEMPORARY CONNECTION
may _ made. Use UL-iisted ada_er, availab_ from
most ]_al h_dvva_e stores,
....[he _arges]oi in the adapter must #_ a]k3ne{l w_h the
large slot in the te_ptade to assure a _oper _larity
conni_ti®_
: Attachi_ _e adapter g_o,undterminallto _e wa_|
receptac{e_v_ isc_ do_ not ground the applian_
unless _e covetscrewis _1, and not Insu|a_ed,and
_e wa|| t_p_cle isgroundedthroughthe house
wiring,The custom_ she,e_ h_e the cir¢aitchoked
bya qua|ifi_ ele_ician to make sum_e receptacle
is proper_groun_e_,
Di_o=nn_t '|he _er _rd from the a_3,pter, using ,one
hand _ each. Otl°_M_, the a_pter grou_ t_mir_]
m_ht break. DO NOT USE the ap#i_ce with a broken
adapter p_ugi.
8, SiI"rLIIATI[ONSWHEN'THE APPLIANCE WILL BE
DISCONNECTED, OFTEN,i
C_ not _se an ad@ter pi_ in thee, situation&
Unplugging the power oord frequently can lead to an
ev_tua_ breakage of the ground terminal The waB
power outlet should _ replaced by a thr_-sIot
(g_ounding) o_iet instead,
USE OF EXTENSION CORDS
Because _ _t_tia_ _|ety hazards, we strongly
discoarrage the use of an ext_sion cord. H_#_._er, if
you wish to use an extension cord, _e, a CSA
certified_JL4isted 3-v_re (grou_ing) extensbn cord,
rated at i 5,A, 125V,
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tns_llation
INO. NAME:OF' PARTS
1 Cud:ain
2 Curt:_n Frame
3
4 S_e Gu_e
5 Suppod B_acket
6 Bracket
7 Leveli_ Bolt & Nut
8 _Jlt
9 Nut
10 Was_r
11 Side Gu#e seal
12 Foam Seal Strip
t3 W[nd_ l"irack Sea_
4 W[nd_ Lo_[ng Bracket
15 Screw (Ty_ A)
16 Screw _lry_ B)
17 Screw (Ty_ C)
1, These instructions are for a ho,r[zontal sliiding
o,ra casement win,d_.
2. The el_trica_ outlet must _ withh _ach ,of
the power cord_
For ins_!laflon in a ,casement window, the
win,d_ frame asse,mb]y and _e side d the
building must be ad_uate to support the weight
of the air conditioner.
Horizontal sliding window
Ca_,ment window
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Installation
1_To prevent vibration and noise,, make sure the
unit is insta!l_ securely and firmly
2. install the unit where the sunlight does not
shine directly on the unit..
& The outside of the cabinet must extend onward
for at least 14" and there should be no,
obstacles, such as a fence or wall, within, 20 ''
from the back ol_the cabinet because it will
prevent heat radiation of the _ndenser,
Restriction o# outside air wilii greatiy rediuce the
cooling efficiency of the air conditioner.
Coolodair
Over 20"
Fence
m
#
All side buvers of the _binet must remain expos_ to,the outside of the structure,
4. instil the unit at a slight incline so the ba_ is sHglht_yi_er than the front(about 1/4'%
This will force condensed water to fl_ to the o_side.
5, Install the unit with the b,offom a_ut 30"_" above the fl_r leve!
You can ch_ between the twoimeth_s below according to your preference and _t_qndowsill
shape.
Fasten the stop_r using Ty_ A _rew, and
pass the power cord through slit "A"
Screw (Type
Power
° Fasten the stopper using fe_ screw hole, and
rotate pro_dy to pass the power cord through
slit: "B'_.
Screw' (Ty_ A)
Power
12 Room, Air Conditioner
Ins_llation
1. Loosely attach the Support Bracket to the
bottom of Bracket using Bolts, Washer, and
Nuts Attach the. Leveling Bolt and Nu¢ (Fig.
1)
2_ Remove prot_ive backing from Window
Track Seall and apply seal to window track,
(Fig,2)
Sup_rt
Bra_et
Fig. 1
3, Measure and ffghtly mark a fine 8-1/4 inches
from window jamb, Center the Sup_rt
Bracket assem_y on the window track and
fasten with 4 Type C _r_s,(Fig, 2)
4. Put the Support Bracket against the outside
wall and tighten the Bolts on top of the
Bracket, Adjust the Leveling Bolt so that the
ak ,cond_ioner will be [nstaff_ with a very
slight tilt (about 1/4') downward toward the
outside for pro_r drainage,
Tighten the n_. (Fig. 3)
DO NOT drift a hole in the bottom d the base
pan, The air conditioner is designed to operate
with the bottom o# the base pan approximately
halfofuff of water,
5. Fasten Side ,Guides to the sides ,d the Air
Conditioner using 3 l_ype A screws per Guide,
Start with first screw at middle of Guide,
,(Fig. 4)
6, Fasten Upper Guide on the top d the Air
Conditioner using 3 Type A _rews. (Fiig. 4)
i ....
}Z_inch
):Wii_
iTrack
dTrack
Seal
s
Fig, 2
A_ut:
Fig. 3
Fastening Side Guides
Upper Guid_
Side Guide
Fig, 4
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Installation
7_Measure height of window opening from top
of Bracket assembly as shown Fig, 5.
Subtract 20-3/4 inches, Mark this
measurement on Cu_ain and cut the Curtain,
(Fig. 5)
8. Slide Curtain into Curtain Frame. Slide
Curtain Frame assem_y into side Guides d
the Air Conditioner cabinet. Make sure
Curtain is firmly encbsed on alil sides by the
Frame, (Fig, ,6)
" Fig, 5
-- Frame Curtain
Curtain
Fig, 6
9. Cut side Guide sea_ into 2 equal lengths,.
Remove protective backing and apply it to the
rear side of cabinet Side Guides, s_rflng just
below Curtain Frame assembl_: Pinch off
excess, length so _al is,even with the _ttom
d side, Guide,, (Fig. 7)
1O,Place Air Conditioner in window opening,, it
should sit on Brad_et assemb,ty so that
Cut.in Frame and cabinet Side Guides are
against top, and side windlow jambs, Mate
front d Bracket with Ba_ Guide attach_ to
the bottom d base pan,
11, Drill 1/8 inch ho_es in window track through
the existing holes on _se Guide., Screw 4
T_ C screws through the holes,. (Fig. 8)
12. if this, is a ca_ment window installation,
proce_ to Casement Windi_ _nstaHafloin, If
not,, slide inner window sash firrnly against
side d the cabinet.
13, Drill 1/8 inch hole in window jamb to align
with the existing holes in the Curtain Frame,
Attach Cu_ain Frame to window frame with
2 Ty_ B screw& (Fig_ 8)
weather seall
to side guid_
jusl: be,l_ e_e of
Curtain Frame,
T_ C screw
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Fig, 8
Ins_llation
Check all seals and plug any remaining air
gaps with a suitable weatherp_f _ulk.
14. If this is a casement window installation.,
pr_eed to ,Ca_ment Window Installation,
If not, stuff the Foam Seal Strip betw_n the
verti_l sash and the window glass. (Rg. 9)
15. Attach the L Bracket with a Type B screw.
(Figi. 9),
bcking
bracket:
Fig. 9
1. Installllation procedure is the same as that descdb_ in steps 1 through 11 and step 13 ,of the
Horizontal S!iding Window installatiion.
2. If the window opening is wider than 15-3/4 inches you will n_d to install a filler panel. Make this
panel from &i4 inch thick w_d .and run it the NH len_h d the window.
Attach it _curely to the window frame and paint _ to, protect it from the weather.
3. Since st_es and sizes d ,casement windows vary widely, it is advi_e to have the air conditioner
install_ by someone skilled in this type of instaBatJon.
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Operating Instructions
The remote control and control panel wil_ilook like those represented in Me foliowing pic_res°
6, 3
4
1, POWER
i!To turn the air'_nditioiner ON, push this button..
To turn he airconditioner OFF, push the button
again.
This _o,n _kes priority over any other button.,
When you first turn it on, the unit isin c®l roche,
Ihighfan sp_d, tem_rature se_ng at 72"E.
2, TEMPERATURE SE_IiNG
U_ his b,_on to auto,maticali_control the
temperature of the room
The temperature can be set within a range of
_°F to 86_F by increments of 1°E
3. MODE
- Eve_ time you push his b_on, it will cycle
through the following modes: COOL ENERGY
S.NiER and FAN,
- ENERGY SAVER
The fan stops when the _mpre_or sto_
_oling. Approxi_tely e_eP_,3 minutes the fan
will turn on and the unit will ,che_ the room air to
determine if cooling is;ne_.
4. FAN SPEED
Every time you push this button, _advan_s the
setting as follows: {H_h(F3) -_ Low(F1) -_
M_(F2)--* High(F3)}
- SHUT-OFF TIME
You will usua_ use shut-off time wNle you sl_p,
With unit running, useTimer to set number of
hour, unti_shut-off,
° For your s_eping comfort, once Time is seL the
Tem_rature setting wil_raise 2°F after 30 rain,
and 2°F after another 343rain.
° Every time you push Timer button, _tadvanc_
the Timer setting as follows: 1 Hour -_ 2 Hours _,
etc_,,* 12 Heurs m_imum,
- STARTTIME
With unit not running, use timer to set number of
hours before unit star_,
° Every time you push Timer button, Radvanc_
the Timer setting as follows: 1 Hour -, 2 Hours _,,
etc.---_12 IHoursmaximum.
6, REMOTE 'CONTROL SENSOR
16 Room, Air Co,nditioner
Operating Instructions
!, Push out the cover on the back of the remote contro_ with your thumb
2 Pay attention to polarity and inert two new AAA 15V bakeries
& Rea_ach the _ver,
Do not use r_hargeab_e batteries Make sure that both batteries are new,
Do not mix alkaHne_ s_nda_d(Carbon-z[nc) or rechargeab_e(N[ckeF
cadmium) batteir[es._
° in order to prevent discharge, remo_ the batteries from the remote control
if the air _n,dit[,oner is not going to be u_d br an extended period of _me
Keep the re.mote _ntrol away from extremely hot or humid p]a_s..
To maintain optirnali ,o_ration of the remote control the remote sensor
should not be exposect to direct sunlight.
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Operating Instructions
Md#_onaf controls and important ir#orma#on,
The ventilation fever must be in the CLOSE _s[_o,n_ iin order to
ma[n_in the _st c_Hng _ndit[ons,
When fresh air iis ne_ssary in the r_m, _t the ventHa_on
lever to the OPEN position,
When the darner is o_ned and room air is exchanged with
external air..
CLO,SE _ VE_ OPEN
The d#ect[on of air can _ co,ntro][ed wherever _u want to cool
by adjusting the horizontal ]o,uverand the vertical louver:
HORIZONTAL AIR-DIRECTION CONTROL
The horizonta] air d[rec_on is,adjusted by
rota_ngthe ve_i_] louverright or le_,
"VERTICAL AIR-DIRECTION CONTROL,
The vertical air direction is adjusted by'rotating the h,oriz,ontal
louver forward o,rbackward
in humid weather_ excess water may _use the BASE
PAN to, overfl_ and be splashed on the side buyer:
To drain the water_ remove the DRAIN CAP and
secure the DRAIN PIPE to the rear hole o# the BASE
PAN
Drain pipe
Drain _p
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Maintenance and Service
'TURf7THEAIR CONDITIONEROFFAND REMOVETHEPLUG FROMTHEPOWEROUTLET
The, air filter behind the front griJle shoutd be check_ and clean_ at least once every 2 w_ks or
more often ff n_essary,
To remove:
1. Open the inlet grille downward by pulling out the top, o_the inlet grille.
2, Remove the air f[_er from the front gir[l!leas_mb[y by pulling the air fi_er up,slightly,
3, Clean the filter with warm, soapy water bel_ 40°C (104°'F),,
4. Rin_ and gent_y shake the water from the filter and let it ,dry before replacing it.
DO NOT operate the air _nditioner w_hout a filter because dirt and lint will clog it and reduce
performance,
Before using the air conditioner s_ure the front grille with two
_r_s enclo_d with the owneCs manual
1. O,_n the inlet gr[He downward and remove the air filter.
2_ Fasten the front grille with _rews,
3. Reinstall the air fi_e,r.
4, Close, the inlet gdlle
inlet Grille
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Maintenance ,and Service
Before calling for service
If you have problems with your air conditioner, read] the following
information and
try to, solve the problem If you cannot find a solution, turn ,off the air ,conditioner
and contact your dealer,
Air conditioner does not operate
i. Ensure that the air _nditiioneir is plugg_ into a proper outlet.
2, Check the fuse or circuit breaker°
3. Check whether the voltage is unusually high or low.
Air does not feel cold ,enough on the cooling setting
i. Ensure that the temperature se_ings are oorrect.
2. Ch_k to see iifthe air filter iisclogged with dust. If so, replace the filter.
3. Ensure that the air flow from the outside is not: obstruct_ and that there is a
clearance of over 20" between the back ,ofthe air conditioner and the wall or
fence behind it.
4. Close, all doors and windows and check for any _urce of heat in the r_m
Before calling for service, please review the following list of common
problems and solutions.
The air conditioner is operating normally when:
You hear a pinging noise. This is _used by water being pic:k_ up by the fan on
rainy days or in highly humid _nditions. This feature is designed to help remove
moisture in the air and improve c_liing efficiency.
° You hear the thermos_t click, This is ,caused by the compressor cycle s_rting
and stopping.
° You see water dripping from the rear of the unit, Water may be collected in the
base pan in highly humid conditions or on rainy days. This water overfllows and
drips from the rear of the unit.
You hear the fan running while the oompresso, r is silent. This is a normal
operational feature.
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