Hampton Bay HBLG2504E Owner's manual

Brand: Hampton Bay

Model: HBLG2504E

Type: Owner's manual

Hampton Bay HBLG2504E is a multi-mode air conditioner that provides cooling and dehumidifying functions to create a comfortable indoor environment. The device comes with an easy-to-use remote control and a programmable timer for added convenience. The air conditioner allows for customized cooling with three fan speeds to adjust airflow, and adjustable air vents to direct airflow in specific directions. Furthermore, the air filters are washable and reusable, making maintenance simple and cost-effective.

ENERGYSTAR

N ITI NE

Please read the operating instructions and safety precautions

care_lly and thoroughly before installing and operating your room

air _nditioner.

AI IClONA

Por favor lea las instrucciones de operaci6n y las precauciones de

seguridad cuiidadosa y totalmente antes de instalar y operar su

a_ndicio, nado, r ,dieaire de ventana.

MODELS, MiODELOS: HBLG2504E

Manufadure, d by LG Electronics

FOR YOUR RECORDS

Write the m,_el arid seria_ numbe,rs here:

Model #

Serial #

You can find them on a iabel on the side of each unit.

DealeCs Name

Date Purc_sed

[] S_apie you_ receipt Io this page ¢__heever_t you need

it to prove date of purchase or for warranty issues

READ THIS MANUAL

Inside you wilftfind many help_l hints on how to use

a_d ma;nlain your air conditoner properly Just a little

preve_live care o_ your pa_t can save yo_ a great deal

of time and money over the life of your a_rconditioner.

Youll fir_dmany answers to _mmon preb_ems in the

d_art of troublesh_ling tips If you review our chart ,o_

Troubl!eshootlng Tips first you may no1 need to ca/_

for service at all

• C_ct the authi_izedl servi_ t_hniciaa t_ r,epa_ o_

rr_mtenan_ ofthis unit,

_taict the in_a!_r for instal_ion of th_suniL

,The air condffion_ is not intended for use by young

chi_n _ inval_dlsw_hout _vls_.

• Young children should _ _per¢t_d to ensure that

_ey do not play w_h the air cond_iener.

• Wh_ the power c_d is to. _ r_l!a¢_,, rep.lace_ent

wo_ sh_ll _ _o_ by auth_iz_ _rs_nel on_

u_ngi _ly genuine. _.lace_nt parts.

• _stal_:ion wo_ mu_ _ p_o_d in accorda_ w_h

_e N_ion_l Ele,_ic Co_e.biy ,quaJl_ _nd author_

peP__ne_ only,

To prevent iniury to the user or other peop4e aM #o_ damage, the following instwctions, must

be fol!owed

• incorrect o_ration due to ignodng instruction 'wi__use harm or _mage The seriousness is

classified by the following i_iications,

• Meanings of sym_ls used in this manua_ are as shown below.

I Benot,o°o 1

B,e sure to follow the instruction.,

[] Ins_l|ation

• No installation may cause fire and electric

shock accident.

* it may cause fire and electric shock.

• It may cau_ explos.ion or fire. • it may cause failure and electric shock.

[] Operation

, _herwise,, itwill ,_use

ele_dc shock or fire due to

heat generation or electric

_ock.

• It will cause electdc _ock or

fire due to heat generation.

• _he_ise it may cau_ fire

and electric shock accident.

• it wilil cause electric shock or

fire due to heat ger_rationi,

,,It'willcause e_ectricshock or

fire due to heat gestation

°.It may cau_ fire and electric

shock..

. litwilli cause electdc s._ck or

fire.

• No groundir_ may cause

etectdc shock (See

installation Manual).

• litwil _.use electdc shock.

• It will cau_ failure of machine

o,r electdc s_ck.

[] Installation

• They are sharp and may

,causeinjur_,_

• It may _use injury,

• it is not designed to cool _e

entire house.

CAUTION

, it may cause failure of

appliance or accident,

• Utmay _use explosiion, fire,

and bum.

• If leaving appliance damaged,

there is concern of damage

due to the f_ling of produ_.

[] Operation

Sharp

edges

, It may cause electric shock

an damage.

• Prevent accidental sta_up

and the possibility of injury.

, _.ere isd_ger of fire or

e]ectdc shock.

, Water may e_.er the unit and

degrade the insulation. It may

_use an electfic shock,

, Since the fan routes at high

_ed during oper_io,n, lit

may cause injury.

, Operation 'withoutfilters wiHI

_use failure.

• This _u]d injure the pet or

pla_.

, It is an air conditioner, not a.

p_'ecisioin refrigeration system.

,,The ap_arance of tP_ air

_ndit[oner may deteriorate,

change color, or develop

surfa_ flaw&

, litcontains containments and

wililmake you sick./This

_u]d damage your health.

_ Contact an installation specialist for instaHa'5on

P_ugin _e power plug properly.

Do not share,the same outlet with other appliances

_Do not use an extension cord

Do notsta_stop operation by piuggin@_unpiugigingthe _wer cord.

Ifcordp_ug is damaged replace only with an authorized part

::_ Being ex_sed to direct _fflow for an extended period of time could be hazardous to your health Do not

expose occupants,, _t:s, or plan'tsto direct aidlow for exfend._ periods of:time.

Dueto the _ssibi_ity of oxygen deficiency, ventil_e _e room when using t_ether with stoves or other

Do not usethis air condi_oner for non-specified special purposes (e.g preserving precision devices,

food,,pets, plants, and _-t obie_s ) Usage in such amanner co_Jl,dharm such property.

Do not:usewater to clean inside the air condtioner,,Exposure to water can destroy _e insulation, leading

to possibie electric:shock.

'¢_en cleaning the unit, first make sure thatthe power and breaker areturned off The fan rotates at a

very high speed during o_ration, There is a possibility of iniu_ ifthe unit's _wer is accidentally

'tiggered on while c_eaninginner pa_s of the unit,

For repair and maintenance, contact your authoriz_ sewice dealer.

The remote control and contro! pa_! wifl look like tho_ repm_nt_ in the following pictu_'.

_WER

Operation _a_s when this bu_on is pressed and stops when you press the b_on aglain

TEMPERATURE CO_ROL

The thermostat: monitors room tem_rature to maintain _e desir_ temperature°

The thermostat can be set be_n 60_86°F (16_~30_:).

The unitt_es an average of 30 mi_qutesto adjust the room t,em_rature by 1_.

OPERATION MODE SELECTOR

Select cooling m_e to cool #_eroom.

Select energy saver mode for energy saving opie_io_,

Select fan mode br b_sic venNating fa_ operation

Select d_ mode for dry opera_on

FAN SPEED SELECTOR

For i_qcreas_ power whilecooling select a higher fan speed

3 steps: High _ Low -_ M_

O_O,FF _!MER

The timer can be setto start and stop the unit in hourly increments (up to 12hours}.

REMOTE CONTROL SE_OR

Push out:the cover on the back o_the remote control wi_ your _umb

Pay attention to pola¢ityand insert two newA_ 15V batteries.

Rea_ach the cover.

'__ not u_ rech,argeable,ba,_eries Make sure that _th _Her_s are ni_.

Do net mix afkafine, standard(Carbo,n-_nc) or _ha_e_le{Nickel-cadmiium) _tteries.

. Inorder toprev_t di_hi_ge, remove the _tt_°ies from the re.re control if the air

condi#oner is not going to,be us_ for an'exte#_ pe_d of :time

Keep _e re_te cont_l away from extremeS,hot or humid fflace&

Tomaintain optimal o_ation of _e remote _ntrol the remote sensor shoutd not be

expo_ to direct sunligh,t,

• The re.re centre] can be mounted on a wall using the _untablie holds.

For maximum c_iing efficiency,,CLOSEthe vent, This wiil allow intemai air circuiation,

OPEN the vent to discharge stale air,

CLOSE-LVENTJ-OPEN

' Before using the ven#lat_n ,feature,posi#on

the lever, as sh_wnoFirsL pull down p,art _

ho#zontai line _th _# _,

Part

Aidlow can be adiust_ by changing the direction of _e air conditioneCs louvers, This can also increase9_e

coo_ingefficiency of _e sir conditioner

, Adjusting H,orizontal Air Flow Oir_tion

Adjusting the vertical louvers left a_d right will

change horizontal _rflow

*Adjusting V_tical Air Flow Direction

A,diustingthe horizonta_ vane up anddo_ wili

change veRicai airflow, The v&qecan _ _dju_ed

by nudging _e vane backward orforward

Adjusting horlzo,nta_air flow Adjuring vertical air flow

• R_om_nd_ orientation of louvers

Adju_ louvers to face upwards when cool ng to maximize _ling efficiency

Turnthepoweroffand unplugthepower plug _fo,te cleaningtheair condit_nero

The air filt,erbehind the inlet grille should be checked and cleaned _ least once every 2 weeks (or as

necessaU) to maintain optimal pedorman,ceof the air _ndiSoner,

How to remove the air filter

The grille may be opened from me top br easy

maintenance after instail_ion,

Open _,e inlet grille by pu_lingoff #_eexposed door

on the top of the unit (based on installation},

Puilthe tab siightly to release the fiiter, Pu!lthe filter

in the s_me direction asthe ,openin9,

Clean the filter withwarm,soapy water, The water

should be below ,40_ (104_)o

Rinse off and gientiyshake of! excess water from the

filter, Let it dry before replaceing it

The base pan may overflow due to high humidity, To drain _,e excess

water, remove _,e drain cap from the back ofthe unit a_,dsecure the

When pressing the drainpipe into place,,apply force in the dir_:ion

away from me fins to avoid iniuring yourself,

CAUTION: This appliance should be in_aill_ in accordance with national wiring

regulations, The following information serves acts as a guide to h,elp to explain pr_uJct

features,

You can,chc@sebetween two met:hodsbelow according to 'yourwindow stool shape andpreference,

• Fastenthe stopper using 2 screw holes, and lead

out the power ,cord_rough sl_ 'W'

Power

, Fastenthe stopper using leftscrew hole, and rotate

property to lead _e power cord out through slit 'B",

To prevent vibration and noise, make,sure the unit

is ins'tal_ securel'yand fi_ly

Instal_the unit where the sunligi_'rtdoes not:shine

directly on the unit

Them shouid be no obstacles, such as a fence and

w_l within 20" from _e, back of the cabinet

bi_ause _ will prevent heat radiation of the

_ndenser

Restriction of outsi_ air WfL!Igreasy reduce the

_oiing efficiency of _e air conditioner,

Cooled air

Heat

radiation

1/2 °'

Over 20"

Fence

CAUTI'ON; All side louvers; of the cabinet must remain expos,_ to the outside of the

structure,

Instalithe unit a litt:ilesi_ted so the back is slightly lower than _e _ont (a_ut I/2")

_is wil_forc,e_ndensed water to flow to the outsi_,

@ Installthe unit wi_ the bottom about 30"_60' above,the floor level,

_ "All supporting _rts s_u_ _ se_Jred to #_ wood, masonry, or _tai,

• This unit is designed for inst_la:ion in standard double

hung windows with actual opening widths from 29''

to4! '_

• Thetop and bottom window s_h must open sufficiently

to allow a c_earve_cal opening of i9" from the bosom

ofthe up_r sash to the window stool,

_"to 41"_

19" rain.

[ linnet s!!

Interi]r wall -

L 2!6' min_ =

[-(WRh0utframecu_ain[

f __ Sash

y/i_ Window

_ Exterior

[

NO_ NAME _ PARTS Q'TY

_o ................

FRAME CURTAIN 2

SUPPORT BRACKET 2

SILL BRACKET 2

LOCK NbT 4

SCREW ................................ 14

SCREW (TYPE B) 7

SCREW (TYPE C} 5

SCREW_I:£_oPJ 2

CARRIAGE BOLT 2

FOAM STRIP 1

FOAM SEAL 1

W!NDOW LOCKING BRACKET 1

DRAIN P_PE 1

FRAME GUIDE 2

FOAMoPE 1

_REWDRIVER(Phili_ and Flaead), RULER, KNIFE, HAMMER, PENCIL, LEVEL ]

PREPARATION' OF CHASSIS

;i_ Remove timescrew,s whMl fasten the canner a't_th

si_s and at the back.

Slide the unitfrom th_ _b,[r_t by gripping the base pan

handle and _ffing forward while bracing the cabinet.

,Cutthe widow sash seat to the _oper ler._th,

Pee] off #_ebacking and a_ch t_ Foam-Seal @ to t_

underside of the window _sh,

Remove timebacking from the top u_r guide Foam-PE

@ and attach it to the _ttom of the Up_,r Guide.

Aflach the u_r guide o_o thielop of fl_ecabinet with 3,

Ty_ A screws _

]_ert t_ Frame Guides @ intothe bottom of th_

cabinet.

'_ I_ert tl_ Frame Curtain Oin_o t#_ UipperGuide and

Frame Guides _[_.

Fasten the curtains to,thieunit with 10 Type

A _rews ($.D_

Uppe

(Type A)

Openthe window Mark a lineon _e center of the

window stool between thieside win®w stop

Looseiy a_ac:hthe sill bracket:to _e suppoR

bracket us ng the carriage bolt and the lock nut.

Fig. 1

A_ach the sill bracket to the 'windowsil_usingthe

_rews (Type B}.

Care_lly piace the cabinet on _e window stool

and a!ign the center maN,on the bosom front wi_

the center iine marked win_w stool,

Cabinet _.

Track _le

Machinescrew(TypeD}

l_*;knut

sill

Using riseM-screw and _.e lock nut, attach _e

suppo_ bracket'tothe cabinet t-ack hole Use the first

track hole after the sill bracket on the o_er edge of

the window sill 'Tightenthe carriage bolt and the lock

nut Be sure the cabinet slants ou'_ard,

Si_ibracket

Fig. 2:

CA_ON: Do not drill a hole in the _ttom

pan. The unit is design_ to operate with Uppe_

Guide

approxim_ely 1/2" of water in bo,_om pan.

Pull the bottom windowsash down behind the Top

retainer bar until _ey meet

Window_sh

_ndow stool

Fig. 3,

' i. Do not pul_the window sash down so tightJy

that _.e movement of Fr&m.ecu_ain is

restricted,

Attach the cabinet to the window stool by

driving _e screws (Type B} through the

cab;net:into window st_i,

2 The ,cabinetshould be installed with a very

slight tilt downward toward the outsi_

Cabinet

F_ame curtain

Fig.4

Pull each Frame cudain fully to ,eachwindow sash

track°and pull the bosom window sash dowl__hind

the Top retainer bar until it meets,

track

Attaclheach Frame cu_ain the window sash by using

screws (Type C) {See Fig 6}

FrontAngle

Q _rew(Type B} Fig. 5

(Type C)

Fig. 6

'_ Sli_ the,unff i_,o_e cabinet(See Fig°7)

CAUTION: For security pur_e,

reinstal! screws(Ty_ A)

at cabinet's sides.

Power Cord

_rew

Fig. 7

Cut:the Foam-strip to the proof _engthand insed

betw_n the upper window sash and the lower

window sash,(See Fig, 8)

Fig,, 8

Attach the Window bcking bracket with a screw

(Ty_, C) (S_ Fig 9}

/t* WikqdowIo0_%

bracket

Fig,. 9

:_ A_ach _e front gri!leto the ,cabinetby inse_ing _e

tabs on the grille into '_e tabs on thiefront of the

cabinet, Push the grille in unti_itsnaps into p_ace

(See Fig,1O)

Lift:the inie'tgrille and secure it with a screw (Ty_ A)

through the fro_ gd_le.(S_ Fig. 1O)

Window ilnstaliationof room air conditioner is now

completed, See ELECTRICAL DATA for attaching

_wer cord to elec_ica_outlet,

Fig. 1O

Line Cord Plug Use Wall Receptaclle

Standard 250V 3-wire grounding

receptacle rated 20,A, 250V AC

Ali wirring should be made in accordance v_ith_oca_e,lectrica_codes and regulations,

' _uminum house widn9 may pose speci_ proNems,

Consuit a qualified electrician

Power Supply

Use 20 AMP, time

delay fuse or circuit

_eaker.

(PLEASE' READ CAREFULLy)'

FOR THE USER'S PERSONAL SAFETY,,THIS

APPLIANCE MUST BE YGROUNDED

The _wer cord of this appiiance,is equipped wffha

three-prong (groulnding}plug. Use this with a standard

three-sl,ot(grounding} wall power outlet (Fig. 11}to

minimizethe hazard of ele_ic shock The customer

should have the wa]_receptacle and circuit check_ by

a qualified e_ectricianto make,sure the r_eptacle is

properly9round_o

23& 208, and 230/208 VOLT UNITS

These units are equip_d with a three-prong grounding

plug on the power supply cord, which must be piugg_

into a matching properly grounded _ree-prong wa_l

receptacle for your prot_io_ against possible shock

hazard_Illsuch an o_let isnot preset, onemust be

instal{ed by a qualified e_ec_riciani_qac_rdance with

the Nationa_Elec_rica_Code and Iocai co_s and

ordinances.

: DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD

On 23'0, 208, and 230/208 Volt units

receptacle

supply

Gord

existsbeforeuse

Fig. 11

NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND)

PRO_ FROM _"tE POWER PLUG.

FUSE - Use atime_e!ay fuse or circuit breaker. Refer

to seriai piate for proper _wer supply

Before cailing for s,e_ice please re,,Jewthe ,folio,wing fistof common p;_blems aM solutions

air conditioner is operating normally when:

• You hear apinging noise This is caused by water bein9 picked up by_J_econdenser on rainy days or in highly

humid condffions This feature is designed to help remove moisture in the air and improve _o_ing efficiency

• You he__the thermostat c#ck. This iscaused by_e compressor cycle _a_n 9 and stoppin9

• You see water dripping fromthe rear of the unit 'Watermay be _llec-t_ in the base pan in high!y humid

_nditions or on rainydays, This water overflows and drips from the rear of the unit.

, You hear the fan running while _e compressor issiient. This is a normal operational feature.

Theair conditioner may be abnormally when;

air'conditioner

does not operate

at all

Air conditioner

does not cool

air conditioner.

,,Make surethe p_u9 is _mp_ete/y plugged into

the outlet

*Checkthe fuse/circuit breaker box and replace

the fuse or reset _e breaker

,,_nthe event of a _wer failure,,set the power

contro} to OFF. When _e power is restored

wait 3 minutes to resta_ _e air _nditioner to

prevent the compressor from overloading

,,Make surethere are no cu_ains, Ninds°

furniture or other obstacles in front:ofthe air

conditioner

,,Turn the k_obito_ higher se:_ing.The highest

se_ing provi_s maximum _lling

,,Clean _e filter at _easteve_ 2 weeks° Refer to

the 'Care and Maintenance' section (p.11} of

the manual.

•After the aircondi_oner is turned on, you need

to give _e air conditioner some time to cool _e

room.

,,Check for open furnace floor resisters and co_d

air returns.

•CLOSE the air conditioner vent

,.See/ce appears o# the air conditlo_r below

, Ice may block the air flow and obstruct _e air

conditioner from properly cooling 'the room.

Setthe mode control at High Fan or High Coo_

with the high temperature.

Hampton Bay HBLG2504E Owner's manual

Brand: Hampton Bay

Model: HBLG2504E

Type: Owner's manual

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