Admiral AW-10CM1FLU Owner's manual

Brand: Admiral

Model: AW-10CM1FLU

Category: Mobile air conditioners

Type: Owner's manual

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Thank you for purchasing an Admiral"room air conditioner. P_ease read this "Use and Care ManuaI" carefully

before instai|ing and using this appliance. Keep this manuat for future reference.

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Air Conditioner Safety ......................

_ntreductien and Pa,_sidentification ..............

Electrtca! Specifications

Tips Before Installation

Installationinstructions

Operating instructions

Care and Maintenance

TroubleshootingGuide

Warranty ...............................

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lntreducci6n ...................

Identificaci6n de las Piezas .......

£specificaciones E!_ctric_s .......

Consejos Antes _ela Instalaci_n ....

Instruccionesde _nsta!a¢i6n ........

Instruccionesde OperatiOn ......

Cuida_o y Man_enimiento ..........

Gutapara I_ Soluci6n _e Problemas

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WhatYouNeedto KnowAboutSafetyInstructons

Warning and important Safety instructionsappearing in this manua! a_enot meant to cover

all possible conditions and situations that may occoc Common sense, caution,and care

must be exercised when operating or cleaning tools and equipment.

Always contact your deaie5 distributor, service agent, or manufacturer about problems or

conditionsyou do not understand.

This:isthe safety alert symbol tt s used to a_ertyouto potential personal injury hazards

ai! safety messagesthat foiiOWthis symboltOavoiidpossible inlu_yor deat:k

DANGER' _

nd cate,_an imminently hazardous situation which, f not

avoided, wi!! resuit: in death or serious in ury,

WARNINGindicates a potentially hazardoussituation which, if not

avoided, could result in death or'serious injury,,,

CAUTIONindicated a potentially hazardoussituation which if not

avoided, mayresult in reiinoror moderate injury,

................................................................................................................................................................................CAUTIONused without the safety alert symbo}indicated a

! CAUTioN

property damage,

PORTANT

Toreduce the risk of fire, eiectrica]

shock, or injury when using your air

conditioner;, follow these basic precautions:

• Plug into a grounded

3_prong out!or.

,, Do not use an extension cord,

= Do net remove

ground prong.

,,' gnptug air conditioning

before servicing,

Use two or more people to move

and install air conditioner,

THESE INSTRUCTIONS

The potableai_cond tlonershouldbe conneoted

fo a 115 V_60 Hz 15_ or R0_,am#fiJsed 3@_n@

• The use of a _im_deiay fuse or time_,_ay c#suit

bre_akeriSrecommer!ded

A.IIwidng mus_ c_'np_y with local madnatioeaJ

et_strical _d_ and be Installed by a qua!iliad

eiectr_cian if you have any questions coetact

a qualdied electdeia_,

Power Supply Cord

Ebctrical Requirements

ELECTRIC S_OCK _AZASII

• Pla_ into_ grounded 3_@rongeufiet

• Do r_t remove groaad prong,

Do r_ot uae ae adapter,

Do _ot u._e an extension cord,

" Failure to fellow _ese instructions can

resuR in de_ fire_ er electrical shook,

A Bes_ B_wte_ B Test ButtOn

Unpack the Air C0ndit:i0 er

EXCESSIVE WE!6_T HAZARD

Use two or mo_e _epte to move and

install air coraltloner,

Failure to _e _o _an re_u!! t# back or

ell'mr injttry.

Remove packaging materials

Remove a_'_dproperly dispose o_ _ckag#_# materials

Remove tape and glue residue #ore eu_acee before

t_ming on lhe air condAioner. Rub a small amount

o_ iqu_ @sh soap over the _heslve w_h your fingers

Wipe wth warm water and dP#r

• Do not use sharp 7nsfrume_ts, rubbing alcohol

flammable fluids_ or abrasive oleaners to remove

tape e_ gtue_ These products can damage the

surface of your air conditior_e_

• Handle aft conditioner with care°

Thank _u for this' roan air _ c_l your home, This USE AND CARE MANUAL

provides #on ne _¢ the proper care and maJnte#ance of _ur new room air condit_ne_

ff pro_tty maJn'ta_n_, your air conditioner wil_give you many years of trouble h_e epe_tian. Toavoid

ins read instt'ucdens completely before starting. "Tl_ismanuat contains infe_a#on for the

ins and c_ra#en of your room air condi#ene_

For mechanlca! control mode|

Ne_;

The fig#resin this manual a_ bas_ on :the externa! view era atandand _deL

Cens_uent/y, the shape may di_r from tha_ of the alr cendltiener ye# ha_ aeSected.

For remote contro| mode!

Power Cod

Note:

The figures in this manual are, ba.s_ on the external view of a standard medial

Conseq_._ently, the shape may differ #ore that of th_ air conditioner you have setested_

A_ wi_ng must comply w_th _e_l and national

e_ec_rica_codes and must be insia_ed by a

q_Ja_ieedele_rician Once you have any

questions, regarding t_e fo#c_wing inst_Jctions,

co_act a qual#ied e_ridan

2. Che_ avai_ab:_epower supply and :resolve aey

wiring p_ebiems BEFORE i_sta#ing and ope_atJeg

this umit

3. For _r safety and protection: This unit _s

grounded throughthepower cord when

p_uggedintoa ma_ch_r_waiio_et,,_fyou are

not sure whether your wa|i| outlet is pro_dy

grounded, please _nsu_t a qua|tiled

e|ectriciae,

_fthe a_r _ndf_ener has; a serial p_ate rating

d !t5 veils and up to and in_ud_ag 75 amps

the uni_ maybe on a fu_ or circuit breaker

wi_ other devils However, the maximum

amps of at_ on that fuse or circuit

breaker can not exceed _e ampe of the fuse

of circuit breake_

If the _ir _ndiflener has a serial p_ate rating

of 1!5 vo_ts ned greater than 7.5 amps _t

mua_ have _ts ow_ fuse o_ circuit breaker,

a_d :no ether devi_ or u_it should be

operated o# _he fuse er circuit breaker.

To avoid the possib{iity of per_na_ ir_ju_/,

d_scaane¢t power to the _tt before _stall_g

4. The 'wa!_ou_let(3op_} _us_ match _he p_

(_p_R) oa the _rv.ice cord s_pplied "with the u#_o

DO NOT use p_ug a_apters or extension cord

& The _ti#g plate on _he umlt _n_in;s e!ectd_l

and other i[echni_ da_o The rating p_ate is _o_ted

o_ the dght side of _e unit.

YourRoommrCondit:_onerunit is designed b

be h_ghlye_cient arid save energy,, Fo_ow these

_ecommendations for greater efficiency,

1. Sol,oct thermostat setting that suits your

c#mfoA Meeds and _eave the ff_ermostat at:

'tbur Room Air CoodiHoner was designed

for e_sy _nstaih_ion in _ single or doub_e-h£%

window. NOTE: This ur_i__ NOT designed for

vedii_[ (s!_er type) w-indows_

2_The fi_ter is very efficient in remevi% airborne

paAide& Keep air fi_tet ciean, Norma_y flter

should _ cle_r_ed once a _oR[h, Mote

frequent c_eaning may _ necessa_ de_nding

on outdoor a_d iad_r air quality.

3 Use drape& curtains, or shades to keep

direct sun}ig;ht from heating your room, but

DO NOT obstru_ the air conditioner_ Allow _ree(3}

inches a_und unit to Circ_4!ate_

4. StaA your air conditioner before outdoor

ar _cornes ho_ and un_mfod_ble. This

_voids a_ _att[a!_od of d_scornfoA whi_e

the u_ff is co_ng off the _m

5, When ou_r temperature is _ol

enough use HIGH or LOW FAN

only TNs ei_cul_es indoer air, p_._vidi%

some c@ling oomfo¢ and uLilizes less

eiectricity than when eperati% o_

_lif_ _ettin 9,

NOT_; Save the shipping _rto_ arid pack_%

materials for future s_o_ge or transpsd of _he uniL

Ptea_ check the eo_te_ of hardware kit against

_e correspondin_ mode_ che_k _ist,F_r

testa[laden tithe unit.

(?"':"'.#4"Sc'_e'_s(!2)

2i5"Sc_e,w_(8}

Tools N_ded for Window Installation

_w drive_s: Both Phiiip_ _nd flat head

Power drill 1/8 inch diameter dd_f bit

Penei_

Measuring tape

Carpenters level

Becausethe_mp_esBorisheatedenthe

_nt_o[ssided the unit (right si_e), this side

wilt _ heavier ar_ mere awkward _ manipulate°

inadequate suppo_ on contr_ side d the unit

_n result _npercent _nju_ and damage b your

unit and greedy, Bherefore, it is re.remanded

to have som_ne assist you dunng the insta]_ation

d thisuniL

1. Select the Best Location

A, Your t_m att _ndl_ioa÷r was de_ign_ b

A ÷asi!y _ntea s!ng!e or doeb_e hung win_ew, However,

since window designs vary, it m_y be ne_ry to

make some medificatbns for safe and proof

;ns_ltatbn

B, Make sure window and frame is _ructurally

_und a_d _r_ from d_ and retted wo_,

C For ma×imum efft,ci_cy, ias_!t the air conditioner

on side of the house or building which favors _re

shade than sun_ighL _fthe ua_tis _ direc_ su_/ighL

it is advisable Reprovide ae awning over the uniL

D Provide sentient deara_ around lhe cabJae!

to allow for ampb ai_ gtrcula_Jenlbreu,g_ the u#iL

See _@_2). The rear of the unit _ould _ outdoors

a#d _o¢ in a garage nor inside of a building.

Keep uRit as far away as possible from ebstacles

and obs_rucaens a_ at toast 30" above _e f_r or

g_und CuAai_s and o_her objecls within a room

_houtd be prevented [tom blocking the air flc_.

E. Be cer_ai_ the proper e_tti_l outlet i_ within reaCh

o_the installation Use ea!y a single out/at circuit rat_

at_t5 ampso All w;ri_g sheuW be i_ a_erdan_ wi_

_o_i and n_.bnal e_ectd_ codes

E Your unit was designed _oevaporate co_densatb_

u_er aerma_ c_it_on& Hewever_ _nde_e×treme

humidity _ed_t_oae excess _nde_ation may ¢_use

basepa# to, ove_ow Rethe _tside.

The u_it sheuJd be l_s_aHedwhere condensation

_n_eff can.t drip o_ p_estrians or neighboring

AwniR_

Gru_d

Fig.2

Wt#dow e_ai_g reqebemee_

(see t_ble belew_

e_ng

Mi_, Wiadew

15_,

_ i _

1, !f _ur air conditioner _bi_et _ w aeoit:w_ilfff

^4" *_ 38"

wimdow o_n#mga z ,o inwide, Minimum

openin# height is 15" _om bottem of sash _osill

2__nsed the guide panels into _e gu des ef _he air

c_di_ione{: Fasten the _ins ta _h÷unit wi#_ screws

F!g_2

3, Cut the adbesive@ack_ _al strip the window w_th,

Remove the backing f_om the seal stdp and attach

the seai s_rip te the underside of the _ttom: window,

4 Measure _e inside wind_ si!_width a_ fi#_

_e _ater line as shown in Fig 4.

[! ........

5_#_s_!!theL b_ckeLs oa the outer sill with #_e

sh_ s_deof the bracket against the back of he

inner si_L _nst,all one L bracket 8,1" to each side

af center line, See Fig 5,

& Carefully l_A_he air cond{_aner and slide it into

the open w_ndow_ Make s_m _he _ttem gu_e of

he air _nd_t_oner drops !ere _he notches of the L

brackets When the air c_ditioner drops into _he L

brackets_ the air conditioner wil} be centered [n w_ndow

e_ning as show inFig 6

While steadying the air candit©nef_ _reNI]y b#ng

the window sash down behind [he top cha_nei

of _e air _nditk}neB as shown in Fig 7

First, fix beth sides o_e _hewind_.*_ sWw_th two 3/4 _'

s_-ews and on_ 2/5" scr_ ( which _sunscrewe_ f_om

each s_deof the unit), Then fl× _op channel to widow

sash with one 3/4" scow and fi× s_e cu&a#_ frays

with four 314" screws as shown inFig6

Fi# 6

7 !f storm window presents intederence_ fasten a

2" wide wood s_rip [a the inner windaw sill acrass

the full wid_ af the sill The 'wo_ strip shouJd be hick

enough to raise _heheight afhhe wind_ sill so that

he un_tcan be Installed witha_t t_t,ede_n_ _m _he

storm window #ame, as shaw in Hg, 8.

Top of w_d strip should _ approximately 3/4" higher

than the storm window frame to he_pcoedensafiee to

d_ain pre_dy to _heeu_ide.

!ns[a_ a se_nd wood st@ (a£preximate_y 6" !ORgby

1lf2"wide a_d same thickness :as fl_t strip} _nthe center

d hhe outer sill flush against the back d _e i_ner sill

Screw the L brackets into this stri_,

This wil_ raise the L bracket as shown in F_go8.

Fig 7

F@,8

For mechanica! contro! model

MODE

The mode keob _ntrots fan s_eds and oooling

speeds, To _t desired cooling tempera[are simply

rotate Me mode _mob dia__ _he appropriate

_tt_ng, See Fig, 9,

The thermostat au_omat_y c_ntro_s 'the _iing

cycle (compres_t)of the 8# conditIoner to mairda_e

m_m [em_rature., However, the fan motor wl/|

_inue to opera[e after the compressor (cooling

cycle) is _m£1_t_. See Fig&

L_ FAN will circuie4e the 8it at a minimum s_

M_e knob Thermostat knob

NIGH FAN w_ circulate the air _t a ran×imam s_

LOW COOL p_vides _ing, automatica_#y with

minimum _ir c_reu_ation Recomme_d_ for aight-

time use,

HIGH COOL provides e_iing_ aul_3mat_iiy with

q_ick cooling 0¢for extremely ho_ days, Once r_m

_sc_led, redu_ _tti_g _o LOW COOL,

OFF wi_Jce;mplete_¥ shut-off the unit:

NO_; After setting the _de al;!_ 3

minutes before swishing _ ano_he;_mode

, When #sing FAN _ntroL [urn slowly a_bwing on#

Wh÷_ usi#g THERMOSTAT, _e s_Jre_ aliow three

mi#utes b_or_ cha#gi_ temperature. Adjus4_ng

t_o quJ_y _ay cause an eve#end resulting i# a

blown fuse,

For r_mote control model

ON/OFF buffen

The air condit_er will be staAed 'when it is energized orwill

be s_op#_ when A_sIn oper_tion_ if you press this button

MODE button

Each time MODE butch is pressed Me operatb#

mode is changed _nsequ_a_:

CO0 LING _ FAN ONLY-_ENE RGY SAVING-_COOLiNG

NOTE; After sett_n@_e mode allow 3

minutes before swi_;hing _oaaoeher mode.

FAN SPEED bu_ea

U_d to selec_ fan s_ed in sequer_c÷ auto_ tow, medium

Contro_Pane_

TIMER button

U_d te set or _i _imer_erat_on,

Whe_ the unitis inoper_ion, you _n set: OFF TIMER.

Whe_ _he un_ _soff, y_ _.n se_ON TIMER,

_imer se[ting _g÷ is 0 to 2:4hour,

if the OFF T_MER is s_L t_he_imer LED dispiays

_here _inin 9 _ime _eturn eft _he uni_ for on_y

12 second& the_ LED shifts to display set temperature,

if y_ press T_MER bUttOnw_in _he !2 seconds, OFF

TtM_R w_ll_ candied

ifthe ON TIM_R is set, the t_mer LED displays

the remaining time to turn on the unit,, if ye_ wa_t

to ea_ ON TIMER, _ss TIMER _ton

iaeieaUo_ symbols _ LED oa _atro| panel;

Display _e_ _e_p

High fan sr_d _2_Enemy sav_r_

Re_e Cent_ffer

Used _ set room temperature in COOUNG mode

0_ used to set time _nT!MER mode°

illthe two keys. are pressed at Me same time,

the temperature LED display wi!l affemate between

'C and 'I:'_

NOTE_ Temperature se_mg range isfrom

t9%. (66T)_e 3t_C'(88°Y)

For Remote cont_]|er

The_mote controller t_nsmi_ signals to thesystem

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6 i

m i

Power BUTTON

The appliance _! _ st_ when il is

energ_z_ or will _ ste_ed when i_is

in operati_no ;f you press _hi_ button_

Used to sele_ the operation m_eo

÷ _-" BU_ONS

Used 'to se[ r_m _em_ratu_ i# COOLING

mode e_ used _ _t _ime inTI M_R mode°

High BUTTON

Used to se|ect the high fa_ sp_ mode_

Mid

Used to se}e_ the Mie {an speed mode°

Low BUTTON

Used to se_e_ the Low fan _ed mode,

Auto BUTTON

Used to &e_e_ the Auto fan s_d mode

Timer BU_ON

Used _ese_ or canoe! _rner o_rat_en

Power Save_ BU_ON

Used _0select the Energy_saving mode

b, For Remote contro||er

How to insert the Batteries

Remove the batte_ _over a¢_rding to _he arrow direc_ion_

Insert new batlerie_ mak_n9 sure thatthe (÷) and I-)of

bat_e_ a_e match_ _rrectly.

Reat_ach the _ver by sHYing tt back _atoposi#on

How to Use

To operate the room air c_nditioner, aim

the remot_ controller _othe signa_ receptor.

The remote con|roller wi_io#erate the air

_r_ditioner at a distance _ up 1o 23 fee_

when pointi#g at sigma! re_£to_- of _nit.

Whense_cin@_e airconditioner,besureto

tamthemodeswitchtothe"OFF"pos_tio,narm

dis_nn_ the power co_d from the e_rica_ out_L

1_DO NOT use 9aso!ine, bovine, min#er or

other chemicals on [he air conditioner as these

substa_s may,ca_ damage _ot.he paint finish

and deforma#on d plastic parts,

2, Never a_emp_ to _ur water di_y on the

front of the a_it as _his wiil cau_ deterioration of

the electrical insulation

]DO NOT forge_ to inset! [he air f_te{. [_fthe air

condi_oner is leI_to operate without the air fi_ter.

dust is not rem_aved from the room and may

cause your air _ndit_ener _o fa_L

When the air filter inlet gnu ned cabinet are dirty,

w_oe w_th_ukewarm water (:h_tow 40_C). Use of

mild deter#e_t is [_commended.

C_ean_ng the Air Filter

!f _e air filter becomes ci_#ed w_th dust, air41ow

is obs_ct_ and reduces efficiency: The air filter

should _ cleaned once a month More h'eq_eat

dealing may_ ne_ssary de_,nding on outdoor

a_d indoor _r _uailty.

Air Fil|er Removal

The air fiiter o_ _he _ve modeis is iocated

behind the ai_ intake fro_t _ll,.

To _meve the air flits, open the air Inlet £dI!_ artd

_ke _he a_tfilter

To reinstall the air fi_teh rever_ the above

Procedure

1 Re_ve dus_ _ogged in the fiiter by

tapping _tot vacuum dean _t

2 Wash the flt_r we_!with _u_arm water be!ew

40_C (104 "_F)wile _ubbing _igh_ly:To ge_ be_e_

result.s, wash it w_th soapy wate_ or a neu_a_

3, Rinse _he fi_ter wefi using dean wa_r then

_n_of_Seaso_ Care

!_ O_te _he fan alone [or haft a _ay to d_ eut

t_ _nstded the un&

2 TUrn off power and remove _ug from walt s_ket

& C;ean filter,

4. Sto_ t_ a dry location,

Frequ_y_ a probiem i_ minor and a sewiee _[ may net be neoesse_ use this #oubiesheoting guide for a

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SUGGESTED SOLUT|ON

Air conditioner will No _er to the unit, Check _nnectJon of power _rd to

power sour_

Check fuse or circuit breaker.

Set MODK knob to pos_t_on other

than "OFPc

|neScient or no _]ing

Dirty air fi[tec C:ie_n er replace air lifter,

Check wi_h dealer to determine proper unit

for appl_catJon_ ca_city for applicat_n.

Blo_ed air flow, Remove obs_ru_ioa from grill or

o_td_r louvers.

Power _nterruptiem setLings Let fan run=to restart compres_r

change too q_cktyi or (in approximetely t0 m_nutes ).

_mpressor overload trip_d,

N_sy _nit Loose _s,, '_9hten loose ps_

Prov'Jde add_Jona_ seppoA to unit

Odors Fo_maSon of mo_d_miidew er Remove dra_n plug a_d drain base pan,

a!g_e on wet sudaoes_ Replace d_ain plug.

C_ean unitthoroaghty_

Condensation run-off is _otma! Add _exJb_e tubing to redirect water flow.

during hot and h_mid wea_er

allow water to dra#_ outside, cond.ensat_on run.off. Check _he unit and

Low outside tom.future When outdoor tem_rature _sappro×imete!y

65T er below, fret may form w_en unit is in

®oiin 9 m_e. Sw#_h unit to F_ (only)

operation un_##est me_ts,

Unit air filter is dirty,. Remove and dean flits,

NOTA:

if c_rcu_tbmakez" is tripped repeatedl_ o¢ fuse _sb_own ,more than once contact a qualified technician

For one year f_m the date of purchase by the original _ner, a_¢ part which

fails in materials or workmanship under norma_ use, the part wilt be replaced,

During this period, aH parts and service will be provided free of charge, so

_ong as the air conditioner has been insta!ted and operated in accordance with

the written instructions in this manual,This war_nty includes in home servic&

For the second through the third year from date of original purchase, this

warranty wi!l pr_,4de a replacement compressor free of charge due to

product faiiur& The customer will be responsible for the labor charges related

to repJacing the compressor in years two through three. The consumer is

responsible for the service iabor and possible freight charges for shipping

the unit° Cost _ move the air conditioner to the servicers' shop and back to

the user's home may be required and are the user's _sponsibi|ity.

i, This warranty does not apply if damage occurs because of accident,

imp_per handling or operation, shipping damage, abuse, misuse,

unauthorized repairs made or attempted, comme_ial use of the product

or any other use for which it _,_s not intended.

• This warranty does not apply to damage to _e product caused by accident,

fir_ floods, acts of wa5 terrorism, or acts of God,

• This warranty does not cover service trips to your home to educate _u on

the use of the product, or !oss of food and drink due to spoi!age.

• This warranty does not apply outside the continental United States.

i ALL 'WARRANTIE& EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, LAST FOR 3 YEARS FROM

THE DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHAS& THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER

UABILITY FOR _NCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR ANY

CAUSE WHATSOEVER.

• This warranty is to the original owner for products purchased for home use

within the USA, Some state do not ailow the exclusive or _mitation of

incidental damages, This warranty gives you specific rights, and you may

also have other r_ghts which may vary from state to state. To. know what

your _egal rights are, consult your local or state consumers affairs office

or your state's Attorney Gene_l.

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