Hampton Bay HBLG1803R Owner's manual

Brand: Hampton Bay

Model: HBLG1803R

Type: Owner's manual

Hampton Bay HBLG1803R is a room air conditioner that offers various features for cooling and ventilating your space. Here's a brief overview of its capabilities:

Cooling Modes: The unit provides three cooling modes - cooling, energy saver, and dry. Cooling mode is designed for efficient room cooling, while energy saver mode prioritizes energy efficiency. Dry mode helps remove excess moisture from the air, making it suitable for humid environments.

Fan Speeds: You can adjust the fan speed to your preference, with three options available: high, medium, and low. Higher fan speeds provide stronger airflow and faster cooling, while lower speeds are quieter and more energy-efficient.

Hampton Bay HBLG1803R is a room air conditioner that offers various features for cooling and ventilating your space. Here's a brief overview of its capabilities:

Ai ITI NE

Please read the operating instru,ctions and safety precautions

carefully and th,oroughly before installing and operating your room

air conditioner,

AI ICIONA

Por favor lea las instrucciones de operaci6n y las precauciones de

seguridad cuidadosa y totalmente ,antes de instalar y operar su

acondicionado, r de aire de ventana,

MODELS, MODELOS: HIBLG1,803R

Manufactu red by LG Elle_ro,nics

FOR YOUR RECORDS

Wr_e the m,od_ and _ria] nur_rs here:

Mode| #

_rial #

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

_aler's Name

Date Purc_sed

[] Stap,_eyou_ _eceipt to this pa_ i_°_the e_e_t you need

it to prove date of purcha_ or for waffan|y issue.

READ THIS MANUAL

_nside 'you wilJ fir_ many helipfui hints on how to use

and maintain your air coi_t_oi_r Ip,rof_r[y. Just a Ifflie

preventive care on your part can save you a great dea_

of tim and money over the lile of your air oo,nditioner,

You'H find many answers to common prob]e_ in the

cha_ of troub,lest_ling tips. ifyou review our chart ,of

Troub_esh_tJng Tips first, you may not need to calil

for _rv_e at al_

• Contact the a_hori_d _vice technician_or repair o_

_|nt_,an_ .ofth|s unit,

.,Contact the insta|_r for instal_tion of this unit.

• _e al_ cond|tio.ner is not inten_d for u_ by young

chi_ren or invalidsw_hout su_rv_m

=Young children should be su_rvi_d to ensure that

t_y _ _ot p|ay with the _i_conditioner,

• When t_ power cord is to. i_ r_laoe_,, replacement

wo_ sh_ll _ _rfot_ by _thorized _tsonne_ on_

_ng only _nuir_, mp,la_nt part&

• _ns_l_tion work mu_ _ perto_d in a_ordance with

• e Na|io_l El_ric C:o_ b,yqua_it_d _d _thori_

_onne_ o_|y_

To prevent iniu _ to tihe user or other people ar_ pr_erty damage, the following inst_ctions, must

be fo,l!owe&

i incorrect c_,erati,on due to ignoring instruction wi_ cause harm or _mage. The senousness, is,

classified by the fo!lowing i_iications,

[] Meanings d symbols u_d in this manual are, as shown below.

I ..o oot,ooo. rl!

Be sure to follow' the instruction.,

[] Installation

° No installation maycause fire and electric

sh_k accident:,

• _tmay cau_ fire and electric shock

° It may _u_ explos,ion or fire, ° it may cau_, failure and electric s,h_k,.

m Operation

° _herwi_, it wi]] muse

ele_fic shock or fire due to,

heat _nerat[,on or electric

_ock_

• It will cause electdc shock or

fire due to heat generation,

° Otherwise it may cau_ fire

_d e]e_ric shock a_ident,.

• Itwil!lcause el_ric shock or

fire due to heat ,germration.

• It willcause e!_ric shock or

fire due to heat gereration,

° It may _u_ fire and ,electric

sheik..

° I!twill! cau_ electric shock or

fire.

° No groundi_ may cause

e]e_ric sh_k (_e

installation Manual).

° litwill cause electric s_ck,

• It will cau_ failure of machine

or elect_ficsP#ck.,

I Installation

• They are sharp ,andmay

cause iinju_.

• It may _use inju%

• It is not deigned to,_l Me

entire ho,u_.

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applian_, or a_ident,,

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° It may cau_. explosi,on,fire,

.andburn.

• ff _eaving appliance damaged,

there is concern of damage

due to,the f_ling of product,

I Operation

Sharp

° it may cause ele_ric shock

a_ diamage.

° Prevent acciden_l sta_up

,andthe,pos,sibili_ of injury,.

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• _ere is danger of fire or

ele_ic shock,

• Water may enter the unit and

degrade the insulation, _tmay

cau_ an electric shock

• Sin_ tb_ fan rotates at high

speed ,during operation, it:

may cause injuri,

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• This could injure the pet o_ ° it is _ air conditioner not a

plant precision refrigeration system.

•Operation without filte,rs will

_use failure,

• The appearance d t_ air

_ndi :loner

t_ may deteriorate,

change c_or, or develop

suda_ flaws,

• _tcontorts containments and

wilil make you sick. / This

could damage, your health.

_ C_ct an instalillati_ s_cialist for installation.

PI_ inthe p_ser piug pretty.

_Do notshare the same outlierwith other applianc_

_Do not we an extension _rd.

Do netstaWstop operation _ _uggin_unpluggin,g the pow_ cad.

_ cord/_ug is ,_mag_, replace only with an authorized _rt.

Being ex_sed to direct _fflow for an exter_i_ _ri_ of time could _ hazardous 'toyour health, IDono€

expose,occupant, _ts, or plan_ to di_t aiff!_ fo_" ext:end,_ _d_s of time,,

Due to the _ssibil_y of oxygen defic_ncy,,ventJlia_ethe room when usi_ t_ether with st_Jes or other

heating devices°

Do not:_e this air conditioner for non-specked Sl_Cial purpo_ (e,g, prese_ing precision de.vice,

food, pets_pla_s., .andart objects), Usage in such a manner _uld harm such pro_y,

Do not we water to cle.aninsMe the .airco_itioner, Exp_ure to water can des.troy_e insu_flon, leading

possible _ectric sh_k,

When cleaning the unit, fir_ make sure that the power and b_eakerare turned off. The fan rotates at a

ve_ high sp_ during o_ration. There is a p_siibili_ _ injury ift:l_ un_°s_w_ isaccidentally

#iggered on while clleaning inner [pa_sof the unit.

F_ repair _d maintenance, con_ct your authorized _tvice dealer

The _mote control and control _nel will look like those rep_sented in the following plctur"es.

POWER

,O_ration s_rts when this button is pre_ a_ sto_ when you pll3_ssthe b_on again

TEMPERATURE CON_OL

The thermostat m_ors room temperature to maintain _e desir_ tem_ratureo

The rheostat: c_ be set be._een 60_"F~_°F (16'_C~_°C).

The unitt_es an average _ 30 minutes toadjust the r_m tem_rature by i_'F.

OPERATION MODE SELECTOR

Select coo,llingm_e to _o_ _e _im..

Sei_t energy _ver mode f_ energy saving o_r_bn.

Select _anmode fo.rb_.ic ventilating fan operation_

Sei_: dry mode for d_ o_ration

FAN SPEED SELECTOR

For inc_ea_ _wer whilec_l!i_, s_ect a higher fan sp_.d_

3 ste_: High -) Lcw 4, M_

_ O_OFF T|MER

The timer _n _ _t to _tart and _top _e un_ in houdy i_rements, (up to 12 hours,),

REMOTE CON_OL SENSOR

Push ,o_ the cov_ on t_ back of tlheremo_ co,ntro]with your _Ulmb

Pay attention to polarity a_ ir_serttwo newAA.Ai .5V batter,s.

'_ R_tLach the cm_er.

"_ not use rechargeable batlefes. Make sure that both batteries are new.

• In order toprevent _harge, remove the batteries fromthe remote control ff theair

conditioner is not going to.be used for an extended period of time

Ke_, _e remote control away from extm,melyhot or humid p¢aces,

Tomaintain optimal operation of _e remote control, the remote sensor should notbe

exposed to direct sur_igh't.

° The remote co,ntro_can be mounted on a watl using the moun_ble holder.

Formaximum_ling efficiency,CLOSEthev_t,,Thiswillallowinternalaircirculatio,n_

OPENtheventtodisch_gestale_r

CLOSE,L VENT.-LOPEN

Before using _e ventfla#onfea_'re, posifon

_e vent tever straight by pulling Pa_ A _'t

and snapping it intop,lace.

Aiff[_ _n be adjust_ by char_ing the diiirectionof the airconditiioneCs IIo_m_. This can also increase the

_o_ing eff_iency of the air cond_ion_.

• Adjusting Horizon_ll Air Flow Diction

Aejus_tJ_th_ v'erticallouvers I_ _d right will

change hori_on_[ aifflo,w,

• Adjusting Vetica| Air Flow Direction

Adjusting the h_zont_ vane up and d_m wiU

change ve_i_l airflow The vane _n _ adj_ted

by nudging the vane backward or forward,

Adjusting hotlzonta_air flow Adjuring 'vertical air flow

• Recomm=endl_ otien_tiion of louvers

Adiu_ louvers to,face upwards when _oling to m_imize _ling e_ciency.

Turnt_ powerof andunplugt_ po,wetplug_,_m c,_antngtheaircondmone_

The air f[ff,er_hind t_ iNet grille sL_,u_ _ checked a_ c_ean,ed _ [easton_ eve_ 2 w_ks (oras

nece_a_) to ma[n_in optimal peffoirm_ce _ the air _n_i_oner.

How to remove the air filter

The gri!]e may be o_ned fr_ _e top for easy

maint_ance after instail_bn.

Open the inlietgdlle by pu]Uingoff _e exposed d_r

on the t_ of the unit (b_ed on ins_lllati_).

PuI_the tab s]igbt!yto re_ase the filter, Pul_tl_ filler

inthe same direction as the opening.

Clean the filter with wa_, sc_3pyw_er. The w_er

should _ _ _°C (I_°F}.

Rinse offand gently shake off excess water fromthe

fi_. Let it dry before rep_aceng it.

The base _n may o,veffbw due to high humidly. To,drain _e excess

water, remove _e drain cap from _,e back _ the unit and _cure t_

When p,ress.[ngthe drainpipe intoplace, apply force inthe.direction

away from _,e fins to avoid injuring yourse_.

Theairconditioneremploysa proper drain method whereby t_ cond_s_ water (moisture remov_ from the

air) is drained to the o_s_e,

in very humid weather, (and for rev_ cycle m_ls in the reverse mode) excess_e condensate water removed

from the air may _use somewater to co4_, To remove this exc_s water you can insta!l the drain pan as

CASIN£T

Take the drain _n which is lior_ted in the air

disc_rge..

Rem_e the hoi_ rubber from the _se-_n (fo_

some models),

_ns'_ the drain parttothe right corner of the

cabi_t with 4 (or 2) screws..

Connect the drain hose _ 3/5" inside diam_er to,

the outl'_ Ilocatedat the bottom _ the ,drain

pan.You can purchase the drain h_ or tubing

_y to satisfy your pa_cu_ar n_ds. (Drain

h_e _ n_t supplied).

PAN

DRAIN HOSE

CA_ON: Dis appliance should be ins_|_ in accordance with national wiring

r_ulations. The followlng information serves acts as a guide to help to explain product

feature;.

Y_ can cho_e be._n two meth_s below a,ccordli_ to your wi_o,w stool shape and preference.

• Fastenthe stopper using 2 screw _les, and I!ead

o_ the _wer cord through slit °A".

•Fasten the stopper using left scr_ holie,and route

properliyto lead the power cord o,_thr,oughs_ "8 °.

To prevent vibration a_ r_ise, make sure the unit

is [nst_l_ s_urely and firmly.

hstatl the unitwhere the sunlig_ d_s not shine

dkecUy o,nthe unit,

There should _ no _acl_, such as a fete and

wall, w_hin 20'_'fromthe back of the _n_

be_u_ it wil! prevent heat radiation of the

cond_ser,

Res_ictJ,onof outs_e airwill greatfy reduce the

cooling effici_cy of the air conditbner.

Fence

CAIL_|ON; All side Iouvers ofthecabine_must remain expo_d totheoutsi_oifthe

structure.

In,s,ta_lthe unit a little slanted _ the _ck is slightly locaterthan t_ front (about 1/2°)_

This will force cond -e_ water toifl!o_vto the outs_e,,

InstaU the.unitw_h the i_o,m a_ut 30"~_ °ab,_e the ft_r leve!

Ai! supporting parts should be s_u'md to firm wood, masons, oil met&_,

•This unit isdesoned for ins'_llatio,ninstandard _ub_e

hung win_ws with act_l o_nir_ wiOhs from 29"

to 41"

•The top and bosom window sash must open sufficiently

to alllowa clear vertica_opting _ 18° fr_ the _om

the upper sash tot_ widow stoo_

29,°to 41

18" rain.

_oJ,,,,_.......

FRAME CURTAIN 2

SUPPORT BRACKET ,............2....................

SILL BRACKET 2

LOCK NUT 4

...... 7Z,PF_A} ,, _4

_REW ('TYPE B} 7

_REW (TYPE C) 5

SOREW _£_ D) 2

CARRIAGE BOLT 2

FOAM STR_P 1

FOAM SEAL 1

WIN_W LOCKING BRACKET 1

DRAIN P_PE 1

FRAME GUIDE ......................................2...................................

FOAM PE 1

SCRE,WDRIVER(Philips and F'liat_,d), RULER, KNIt, HAMMER, P'E,NC|L,, LEVEL I

PREPARATION OF CHASSIS

Remove tee _rews which fasten the cabinet at both

sides ,andaf the back,,

Sliide the unit from the cabinel by gdpping the base pan

ha_le and pulling fo,_¢ard while bracing _he cabineL

Cut the window _sh seal to the piro_r len_h,

Peel off the bacNng and atlach the Foam-Seal @to the

u_e_ide of the wir_,ow sash,

Remove t_ _c_r_ fr_ the top upper guide F_m-PE

Oand _ach it to,_e bosom of the Upper Guide,,

Attach the upper gui_ onto the top of t_ _bi_t with 3

Type A screws {_},

Inert the Fr_e Guides @ into the bottom of the

cabinet.

Inert the Frame Cudain O into the Up_r Guide and

Frame Guides, @,

Fasten the oJ_ins to the unit:with 10 Type

A _rews @.

(Type

(Type A)

{/_ Open the wind_. Mark a line on,t_ center of the

window s_o_ betw_n the si_ widow stop

mo,Mings,,

Lor_ely attach the sill biracketto t_ s,upp_

bracket usingthe carnage_lt and the I_k nut,

Bracket _)

nut Q

Fig. li

A_clh the sil bracket to the window sill using the

screws (my_ IB).

CaretuHyplace the _Nnet on the window stool

and _ign the center mark on the bottom front with

the center line marked widow stoo_

Using tb_ M-screw a_ t_ lock n_, a_ach the

sup_rt bracket to the cabinet track hole, Use the fi_.t

tr_:k hole after _,e sil! bracket on the _ter _ge

the window sillLTighten the _rria_ _lt and the I_k

nut. Be sure the cabinet sla_s ou_ard.

Cabinet

'Trackho_e

aadI_k nut

o_window

si_/

(TypeB}

Sill b_acket_3

Fig. 2

CAUTION: Do not drill a hole in the bottom

pan. 'The unit is d_igned to,o_ra_e witlh

approximately 1/2" of w_er in bottom pan.

'_ P'uHthe bott_ win_w _sh down _h, indit_ Top

retainer bar u_il t_y m_t.

Guide

Window sash

Windowstool

Fig,. 3

: 1. Do n_ pull the wind_ sash down _ flglhtly

that the movement of Frame curtain is

re_icted..

A'_ch the _bir_t tothe window stool!by

drMng the screws _ype B),through the

_Nnet into wind_ Stooil,

2, The _Nnet should _ in_!_ wi_ a very

slight tiff downward t_ard the o_sMe_

Fig. 4

Pull each Frame cu_in, fully to._ch window _sh

track_and pull Me _ttom win_w _sh d_n, _hind

the Top,r_aine_ _r until it m_s.

track

A_ch each Frame curtain the.window sash by wing

Brews (Type C.) (_e Fig. 6)

F_ontAngle

Fig, 5,

SliideMe unit into the cabiinet.(See Fig. 7)

,CA_ON: For s_urity purpose_

reinstall sct_s(Type A)

at cabin_'s sides.

Power ,Cord

screw

Fig. 7

'Ca[the Fo,am-stdpto the proof length and W_er[

_tw_n the up_r window _sh and Me I_er

window sash.(_ F_. 8)

Fig. 8

Attach 'theWin,dewII_kin,gbracket with a screw

_y_ C.) (S_ Fig. 9)

t/.1 Win_# Ilocking

bracket

Fig. 9,

@ Attach the frontgdl_eto Me ca_net by ins_ing the

tabs on 'thegrille intot_ tabs on the front _ the

cabinet. P_lh the gd[le in until it sna_ into p_ace.

(,SeeFig,lO}

!1_ Lift the inl_ girdllleand s_ure it with a screw (Type A}

through the front gd_le,(SeeFig_i0)

':_ WJndi_ installation o,fr_m air _nditJoner is now

co,repUte& S_ ELECTRICAL DATA for a_ching

power cord to el_tr_all o_leL

Fig. 10

Line Cord Plug Power SupplyUse Wall Receptacle

230V/208V

tandem type

Ui_ 15 AMP circuit,

Refer to nameplate for

corre_ fus,ir'_l.

AJlwir_ng should be made in acco,r_nce with boa! el_dcal c_ and regulations,

: Aluminum h_se _4nnglmay _e special problems,

Consult a q!uaI_iedeI_ician.

(PLEASE READ CAREFULL Y)

FOR THE USER'S PERSONAL SAFETY, THiS

APPLIANCE MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNDED

The _er cord of this .a_,liance is.equipped w_ a

three-prong (gr_ndin,g) plug..U_ his. with a standard

_ree-sl_ (grounding) wall p_wer o_bt (Fig. 11)to

minimize tk_ hazard of ellectricshock..The customer

sh_uH have _,e waJIreceptacle and circuit c_ck_ by

a qualified elec_cian to make sure the rec_cle i_

propedy grounded,

230, 208, and 236"2_ VOLT UNITS

Thee un_sam _uip_ with a th,reepmr_ grounding

plug on t_ po_t supply cord, wh_h mu_ _ plugg_

into a matching pro_dy groun_d thr_pro_ wall

recep_c_ for your protection against possible s_ck

hazard if such an o_et is n_ present_one mu_

ins_H_ by a qua_if_d elec_ician inaccordance with

the NaflonallEl_trical C_e ar_ localcod_ and

ordinances,

_3-pro_

grour_:Jing

t_e wa_

_ecep_ade

: DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD

on 2_, 208, and 2_/2_ Volltunits..

existsbeforeuse

Fig, 11

DO NOT CUT ORREMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND)

PRONG FROM THE POWER PLUG,

FUSE= U_ a time-delay fuse or circuit breaker..Refer

to serial pilatefor prier _er su_ly

r_uirements.

Before calh_ngfor service, please review the following list of common'problems and solutions.

The air ,conditioner is operating normally when:

• You heara pinging noise. This iscaus_ bywater _ing Dcked up by the condenser on rainy days _ in highly

humid conditions. This feature is design_l to,help remove moisture in the _r and improve c_[in,g efficiency.

•You h_r the thermostat dick. This is caused bythe c_pres_r cyc# st_ing and stopping.

°You s_ water ddppi_ from the rear d the un&, Water may _ co!l!ectedin the _ pan in highly humid

conditior_ or on rainy days. This water ovedl_,ws and drip_ from the rear of the un_.

•You hear the fan _nning while the c_pres_r is silent. This isa normal operational feature.

The air conditioner may be operating abnormally when:

The air conditioner

d_s not operate

at aft

Air conditioner

does not coot

Ice appears on the

air conditioner.

• Make suret_ p,liugis comp_tel[y plugged into,

the o_let

• Check the fuse!circu_ breaker box _d replace

the fuse or res_ the breaker

• _nthe event of a power f_[ure, set _e p_er

control!to OFF W_n the power is restored,

wait 3 minutes to,resta_ the air cond[itJonerto

prevent the compressor fr_ _ed_ding

• Make suret_re are r# curtains, b,[in_,

fum_ure or other obstacles in front of t_ air

condi_oner

•Turn the kn_, to a higher setting The highest

setting provid_ maximum c_ling

• Clieanthe fi_ter_ I_st _ery 2weeks. Ref_ to

• e °Careand Maintenance"'_n (pl 1)

• e manual.

• Afterthe _r conditio_r isturned _, you need

to give the air conditioner some time to c_l the

room.

• Ch_k for open fumase floor resiste_ and c_d

air returns.

• CLOSE _e air _nd_ion_ vent

• See ice appears o# the air ¢onditioner _[_

• Icemay block the air flow and obstruct the air

conditioner from pro_dy co_ing the room. S_

• efan at MED or HIGH while setting the

thereat at 1 or 2 un_l the ice melts.

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Hampton Bay HBLG1803R Owner's manual

Brand: Hampton Bay

Model: HBLG1803R

Type: Owner's manual

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