Goldstar WG5004R Owner's manual

OWNER'S MANUAL

MANUAL DEL PROPIETARIO

Models/Modelo

R5004,

L5004R,WG5004

WG5004R, GL5004

S_ty Precautions .............................3

Before O_ration ...........................f

l_rodu_on .................................. 8

Symbots Used in this Manual ........8

Features ........................................ 8

Ele_icall Safety ...................................9

Temporary U_ of an

Adapter ........................................ 10

ns_llation ......................................11

Window RequimmenLs ..................11

Size ........................................... 11

Localion .................................... 12

Clearance .................................12

Preparation of Chassis ............... 13

Unii_Installation ............................ 14

O_r_ng Ins_ctions ................ 15

|c_l:ion and Function

of Controls ..................................... 15

Remote Control Operations ........16

Remote Controiller ....................... 17

Additional Featur_ ........................t8

Air Diredion ............................. 18

Drain Pipe ................................... t8

Removal from Window ................18

Maintenan_ and Service ............ 19

Air Fi_er ..................................... 19

C_eaningthe Air Cor_ditioner ..... 19

How to Remove _e

Fronl Gri]Je ................................. 19

Common Problems and

Solutions........................................

T_ubieshootin_.............................21

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FOR YOUR RECORDS

Write the model andl serial numbers here:

Mode! #

_dal #

BYou can find the numt_s on a laL_ on the side of the,

p,rodu_

Dealer's Name.

O_e Purchased

II1Sta,p_e yr_ur receipt to this page i=nthe event yo_ _edl it

to p_ove date ,d purchase or for waKanty [ss,u_,

READ THIS MANUAL

Ins||de _u will find many he4pful hints oin h_to _e and

mainLain your ,air condi_io,n_ prosody. Just a little preventJ_

care on y©ur _t _n _,¢e y_ a gloat deal d time and

money over [he life of your air condiaoner

You111find many answers to,_mmon problems in the c#_rt

of troubEesho_ing tips, lit you revi_v our chart of

Troubleshooting Tips first, you may no{ _ to _l] for

serv_e at aft,

• Con_et an Authorized _r¢ice Center for repair or

maintenance of this un_, Cal| 1-80,0-243-0,00_ to

locate the nearest ASC

• This air conditioner is not intended for ese by young

children or i_valids without supervisiom

• Young children sho_|d be s_rvised to ens.u_ th_

they do not play w_h the air ,conditioner,

,. |f the power co_ requires repla_ment, have an

Authorized Servicer in_al| an e_ct rep|acem_t paA.

• |nstallation work must be performed i_ _cord_nce

with the National E|ectric Code. by qua|ifi_ and

authorized pe_onne| on|y;

2 Rc_m Air Conditioner

Safety Precautions

To prevent injury b the user or other p_p,le and property damage, the following instructions

must be foil,owed.

[] [Incorrect operation due to ignoring instructions wilil cause harm or damage. The seriousness

is c]as.sifi_ by the following indications.

[] Because of the weight of the product, it is re_mmended that you have a heiper to assist in

the installation.

[] Meanings of s,ymbo_s us_ in this manual are as, shov_ _low.

B,e sure not to do. _]

Be sure to _llow th

m Installation

Always ins_U the expansion pane_(s). Do not place _e _wer co_ near a heater.

• Improper assem_y or installation may cause

in_rr,ect o_ration, including injury, fire, and

el_tdc sho_ hazards,

° It may _use fire and electdc sh_.

. it may cau_ explosion or fire. * it may cause electdc s,h_k ,and failure.

Owner's Manual 3

i Operation

,, Otherwise, it will _use

electric shock or fire.

, _twilli cause el_tric shock or * litwill cause eliectric shock or

fire. fiire.

°' It will _use ei_tric shock or

fire.

other appliances,

° It will cause e_tric shod,: or • No grounding may _use

fire. ei_tric sho_.

"i Otherwise it will _use fi_

and eJec_ic shock a_ident.

° _tmay cause fire and electric • It may cause e_tric shock,.

shock.

4 Rc_m Air Conditioner

Salty Precautions

' The air conditioner must be operated iin

a enc!o_d area to _ most effective.

, It may cause explosio,n., fire, and bum.

• It will cause electric shock or failure of

machine.

* Water may enter the unit and d_rage Me

in,sulat:io,n,.litmay cause an ,electric s.h_k..

[] Installation

......... ....

"They are sharp and may

cause injury:

,4t may cau_ failure of appliance • ff the outer _ is damaged,

or performance deteriorate.

it must be repair_ or

rep._a_d imm_iately.

Leaving it damag_ could

result in the air conditioner

_ll[ng out ,ofthe window,

creating a _3fety hazatd_

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[] Operation

Be cautious n=to Hold _e piug by the head Unplug _eair condffioner

_e sharp edges when when taking it if it wiB not _ u_d for a

long ped_'

• it may cau_ iniury.

" it may cau_ electric shock

and damage,

. it will waste power consumption

in vain and [t may cause accident.

e_es

machinery, or obje_s of a_,

" Since the fan rotates at high • This could injury the pet or

spe_ during ,o_rafion, it may p_ant,

cause injury.

• It is an air conditioner, not a

precision refrigeration system,,

Always inse, _e filter Usea S_ do_ to clean: D0 Do not drink water drained

s_urely, not use wax, thinner, or a from air condi_oner: Don=

Clean _ every _o weeks; s_ong d_ergent direct ai_ at room

occupantson y,

Operation without filters will

cause failure.

,' The ap_arance of the aiir

conditioner may deteriorate,

change color, or ,develop

surface flaws.

I!tis not sanitary and co,uld

cause illness or _r_nal

injury hazard.

6 Room Air Conditioner

Before Operation

i i Plug in the power cord properly.

2. Use, a dedicated circuit. Overloading the line could create a fire hazard.

3. Do, not use an extension cord. See page 10 for more details.

4. Do not start/stop operation by plugging/unplugging the _wer cord.

5. IIIfthe power cord is damaged and r_uires replacement, have an Authorized

Sewicer install an exact replacement part.

1i_ Being expos_ to direct aidlow for an extend_ period of time oould be

hazardous to your health. Do not expose occupants, pets, or plants to direct

airflow for extended periods of time.

2. Due to the _ssibility d oxygen deficiency, ventilate the r_m when used

together with stoves or other heating device&

3 Do, not use this air conditioner for non-specified sp_ial purposes (e.g.

preserving pr_ision devices, fo_, pets,, plants, and art objects). Such usage

could damage the items.

4. The air conditioner is a _nsurner comfort appliance, not a precision climate

control system.

i. Do not touch the metal parts of the unit when removing the filter. I_uries can

occur when handling sharp metal edges.

2. Do not use water to clean inside the air conditioner. Exposure to water can

destroy the insulation, leading to possible electric shock.

3. When cleaning the unit, first make sure that the _er and breaker are turned

off. The fan rotates at a very high speed during operation. There is a

_ssibili_ of injury if the unit's p_er is accidentally trigg,eredl on while

cleaning inner parts d the unit.

For repair and maintenance,, contact an Authoriz_ Service Center. See the

warranty page for details or call (800) 243-0000 Have yo,ur model number and

serial number available. They should be written on page 2 of this manual.

Own'er_ Manual 7

Intrcduc,tion

This symbol aleds you to the risk of electric shock.

This symbol aleds you to haza_s that could cause harm to the

air conditioner.

This symbol indicates s_cial notes.

WARNING: This appliance should be installed in acco_ance with the

National Electric Code.

KNOB

NORIIZONTAL

NR DEFLECTOR

CAB#4ET

AIR F_rI,,,,,,TER

R_S KER S,W]TCHIS

FRONT GRILLE

COOL A_RD_SCHARGE

CABINET

CONTROL BOARD

AIRRLTER

HORIZONiTAL

AiR DEFLECTOR

FRONT GRILLE

Remote oa ntro,IIlet ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_'

8 Rc_m Air Conditioner

ElectricalSafety

WARNING: This appliance must be pro_rly grounded.

The power cord of this appliance is.equipped with a three-prong grounding plug.

To minimize the rusk of electric shock, use the plug with a standard three-slot

grounding wall power outlet.. IIfthe power outlet does not include a grounding slot,

have a qualified electrician replace the outlet before you use the room air

conditioner,.

Changing the outlet without making the appropriate wiring

changes will create an uncle condition that could result in fire or

electrical shock. Refer all such work to a licens_ and qualified

Pt_err_ method_

E_ _rsu_eFope_ground

exists before us4

WARNING: DO not cut or remove the grounding prong from tlhe _wer

WARNING: Attaching the adapter ground terminal to the wall

receptacle cover screw does not ground the appliance gnlesis the

cover screw is metal and not insulated, and the wall r_eptacle is

grounded through the house wiring.

W'ARNING: If you have any doubt whether the air conditioner is

properly ground_, have the wal! receptacle and cimuit ch_k_ by a

qualified electrician.

Owner_ Manual 9

We strongly discourage the use of an adapter due to potentia! safety h_ards.

For temporary connections, use only a UL-lis.ted adapter, available from most

local hardware stores. Ensure that the large slot in the adapter is aligned with

the large slot in the receptacle for a proper polarity connection.

To,disconnect the power cord from the adapter, use one hand on each to avoid

damaging the ground terminal. Avoiid frequently unplugging the power cord as

this can lead to eventual ground terminal damage,

"_Met_ Screw

WARNING: Never u_ the appliance with a broken adapter,

We strongly discourage the use of an extension ,cord due to potential safety

hazards.. For temporary situations, use only CSA certified and UL listed 3-wire

grounded extension cords, rated 15 A, 125 \,L

10 Room Air Conditionier

h_,sta#afio,n

TypeA: i4, EA Ty_ B:2 EA TypeC: 2 EA Type D: 3 EA

(Wood S_ew) (Wood Screw)

!_ '

E E

o _ _

...._ype E: 1 EA [ype F: 1 EA Type G: 2 EA lype H: i EA

(Seal Stdp) (Sash Se,al} (Guide Panel} (Upper Guide}

(Mkes_e backed) (Notadhesiveb_ked)

Have the following tools available for installation:

* Screwdriver (,Slotted and Phillips) * Ruler

* Knife * Hammer

* Pencil * Level

This room air _nditioner is

designed for installation in standard

double-hung wind.s with actual

opening widths from 2!"to 35'%

The upper and lower win,d_ sash

must open sufficiently to allen a

clear vertical opening of 12" from the

bottom of the upper sash to the

window sitoo,I.

- 21" to 3,5'"-----_

12" min

WARNING: This product is a WINDOW AIR CONDITIO, NER.

As such, a standard single-hung or double-hung window is required

for proper ins_llation. Non-window ins_llations, including using

sleeves, holes in walls, and other installations are not recommended,

O'wner_s Manual 11

Installation

Install tlhe air _nditioner where the

sunlight does not shine directly on the

unit,

17,'_/16"rain

(Without Frame Curtain}

Proper clearance enhances the _oling efficiency of the unit and prevents heat

radiation of the condenser.

* The bottom of the cabinet should be 30" to 60" a_ve the ground.

* The outside of the _binet must extend outward for at least 1/2".

* There should be, no obstacles such as a fence or wall within 20" from the back

of the cabinet.

* All side louvers of the cabinet must remain exposed to, the outside of the

structure.

Fenoe

12 Room Air ,Cond#ioner

instafiatio,n

1, insert the guide panels(Type G)

into the guides of the air conditioner

(Type H),Fasten the curtains to the

unit with screws (Type A).

: Use a long screwdriver and

installling the screv,_swill be easier.

i:i

TypeA

2o Cut the adhesive-back_ seal s_ip

(Type E) to the window width.

Remove the backing from the seal

s_ip and attach the seal strip to the

underside of the _ttom window.

3. Locating unit in window

Open the window and mark center line

on the center of the inner sill,

4 Attach L bracket

4-1. Ins.tall the L brackets behind the

inner window sill, with short side of

bracket as sh_n. Use the 2 sicrews

(Type A) provided.

4-2. The bracket helps to hold unit

securely in place. Be sure to place

bracket edge flush against back of

inner sill

_nr_,rSill

Outer Si_i

A Inside

Cer_{erLine

O_side

ILBracket

O'wner's Manual 13

Installation

Caution: During the following step, hold unit firmly until window sash

is lowered to top channel behind side panel frames. Pemonal injury or

prope_ damage may result if unit falls from window.

1_Install the air conditioner in the window

1-1. Carefully li_ the air _nditioner and

slide it into the open window. Make

sure the _ttom guide of the air

conditioner drops into the notches of

the L bracket.

: When the air conditioner drops

into the L bracket, the air _nditioner

will be center_ in window opening.

CENTER UNE

1=2_

While steadying the air conditioner,

car,efu!ly bring the wind_ sash

down behind the upper guide of the

air conditioner.

When the air _nditioner is properiy

installed, it should tilt slightly down at

the back° if it is set correctly in the

window, it will hang lower in the back

automatically. If it does not, there is a

problem with the installation.

BOTTOM

GUWOE

L BR_KET

2, Secure the guide panels

Extend the guide panels (Type G) to

fill the window opening using 2 screws (Type B),

2 screws (Type C) to secure them

3. Install the sash seal and sash lock

3_1.

3_2.

Cut the sash seal (Type F) to the

wind_ width. Stuff the sash seal

be_een the glass and the wind_

to prevent air and insets from

getting into the room.

Fasten the L bracket using a screw

(Type A)

3-3. Remove the screws that s_ure the

cabinet and base pan in the right

TYPE C

SASH

(TYPEF}

4. Window installation of room air conditioner is now completed.

See ELECTRICAL DATE for a_ching power cord to electrical outlet.

14 Room Air ,Cond#ioner

Operating Instructions

If you turn off the air conditioner or switch from cooling to

the fan, wait at least 3.minutes before setting to cooling again..

POWER -Turns air _nditioner off_

i> FAN SPEED "LOW"Low speed fan operation with c_ling or not.

i> FAN SPEED "HI" High speed fan operation with c_ling or not.

This automatically condo, is the temperature of ind_r air: Turn the knob _ that

arrow _ints to the _oler marks for more moderate c_ling.

Nodal Fan

i_ Turn the FAN speed mode switch to the "Hi" or the "LOW" setting

2. Set the thermostat control to the temperature mark "Fan Only"

Nodal cooling

1. Turn the FAN speed m_e switch to the "HI" or tlhe "LOW" setting

2. Set the thermostat control to the desire temperature (the mid-_int is a go_

starting position).

If the room temperature is not satisfactory after a reasonable time, adjust the

control to a warmer setting, as appropriate.

Maximum cooling

1, Turn the FAN speed m_e switch to the "HI" setting

2. Set the thermostat control to the cooler temperature mark.

Quieter operation

1. Turn the FAN speed mode switch to the "LOW" setting

2 Set the thermostat control as needed,

Room A# Con,difioner 15

O,_ratJng instructions

The controls look like this

Power

To turn the Set O,N,push the button. To turn the Set OFF, push the bu_on again.

This button takes priority over any other bu_ons,

When you first turn it on, the Set is on the High cool mode and the temp. at 72°F

Fan Speed

Pressingthe Fan Speed button toggles betweenLow and

High speeds.

On/OffTimer

- Stopping Operation

Ea_ press of the buttoncycles throughthe options in this order:

1Hour--_,2Hours-,3 Hours--_4Hlours_.,5IHours_,6Hours-,7 Hours

---,8Hours_9 Hours_!0, Hours_,11Hours_12 Hours_CANCLE

The set temperaturewill be raised 2°Fafter 30 minutes and again

by 2°F a_er another 30 minutes

- Starting Operation

Ea_ press of the buttoncycles throughthe options in this order:

I Hour-' 2 Hours-'3 Hours-'4 H!ours-,5 Hou_--_,6Hours-'7 Ho,urs

--_8 Hours-9 Hours-_'10Hours-'11 Ho,urs_12 Hours-_,CANCLE,

C,_l/Energy Sav,erlFantDry

Everytime you push this button, it will toggle between COOL,

ENERGY SAVER,FAN and DRY..

Temperature Setting

This button ,canautomatically ,controlthe temperature of the room.

The temperature, can be set within a rance of 60°F to 86°F by I"F.

S.electthe lower number for lower temperature of the moon

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OperatingInstructions

CAUTION: The Remote ConitroiHer will not function properly if strong

light strikes the sensor window of the air conditioner or _ there are

obstacles between the Remote Controller and the air conditioner.

To turn the Set ON, push the button Toiturn the Set OFF, push the button again.

]_h_ button takes priodty over any other buttons.

When you first turn it on, the Set [son the High c_l mode and the temp. at 72°F

Temperature SiettiNg

This button controls the ro,ern tempe{ature _tting in a rang÷ between

_T and 86T' in ! increments.

Fan Speed

Pl_essingthe Fan Sp_d but[® t_gles be_,_n Low and

On!Off Timer l

- Stopping Opera,on

Each pre_ o,fthe bL_on cycles through t_ options in this o_er:

1 Hour --,2 HoL_s-*3 Hours-*4 Hours-,5 Hours-,6 Hoursi_tt Hou_

_8 HoL_rs_9Hours_10 Ho,u_'-',I 1Hou_12 Hours-,CANCLE.

The _t tem_rature wil!lbe raised by 2°F after 30 minut_ and again

afl.erano_er % min_es.

oSta#ing O_ration

Each press d _e button ,cyc_sthrough t:L_options in this order:

1 Hour_2 Hou_3 Hours-,4 Hours--.5 Hours--*6Hours-.7 Hou_

-,8 Hours-,9 Hours--d0 Hours.-,11 Hours_12 Hours-,CANOLE.

Cool/Energy Saver/Fan/D_

Evep/t[me you push this bu_o,n,it w[B to_]e between ,COOL,

ENERGY SAVER, FAN, and DRY.

Energy Saver

The fan stops when the compressor stops _o,ling.

Appm,ximately every 3 minutes the fan wiUturn o,nand

check the _an'i air to determine if c_Bng is n_,d_.

How to Inseff

1i.Remove the cover from the _ d the remote

controller

2. inert two batteries.

Be sure d the polarity when instaHling_e

ba_eri_

B.e sure that _th batteries are new,

3. Re-a_ch the _ver,

Do not use rechargeable

batteries. Such batteries

differ _rom standard dhry_]]s

in shape, dimensions, and

performance..

Remove the _eries from

• e remote oontroller if _e air

conditioner is not going to be

used for an extended length

d time.

Room Air Oondt_io,ner 17

Opefa_fnig Instructions

Air Direction

Adjusting the air direction using the

horizontal air deflector _n_:ro!.

Using the _n#ol tabs, the air flow can

be directed to the, left, right, straight

ahead, or any combination of these

directions.

Drain Pipe

in humid weather, ex_ss water may

cause the Base Pan to overflow. To

drain the water, remove the Drain Cap

and secure the Drain Pipe to the rear

hole of the Base Pan.

Press the drain pipe into the hole by

pushing down and away from the fins

to avoid injury.

This air _nditioner is equipped with a

slinger fan. (See drawing, bel_.)

The fan has an outer ring that runs in

the ,water that collects in the base pan

ff it gets deep. That condensate is then

picked up by the fan and expelled

through the _ndenser, making the air

_nditioner more efficient.

Ring

Be careful when in.fling the drain pi_. Push away from

the sharp fin area to avoid slipping injuring yourself.

Removal From Window

Turn the air conditioner off, disconnect the power cord, remove the L bracket the

screws and Support Bracket installed through the top and bosom of the guide

panels, and save for reinstaliation later..Close the guide panels. Keeping a firm grip,

on the air conditioner; raise the sash, and carefully tilt the air conditioner backward,

draining any condensate Lift the air conditioner from the window and remove the

sash s.eal from between the windows.

Be sure to drain ALL condensate from the air conditioner. IIfyou don't, it oouldl run

out while you carry the unit,making a mess and creating a slipping hazard This

simple step will save you much cl!eaning and make a safer work environment.

18 Owners Manual

Maintenanceand Service

Air Filter

Ch_k the air filter at least twice a month to se,e if cleaning is n_,essary. Trapped

particles in the filter can build up, and block the ai_ow, reducing _o, ling capacity

and causing an a_umulation of frost on the _a_rator. To clean the air filter:

1...Remove the air filter from the front grille by lifting the air filter up.

2 Wash the fitter using lukewarm water b,e[ow 40 ° C (i04 ° F).

3. Gently shake the excess water from the filter and replace.

Cleaning The Air Conditioner

The front grille and inlet grille may be

wip_ with a cloth dampened in a mild

detergent solution.

The cabinet may be washed with mild

soap, or detergent and lukewarm

water, then polish_ with I........iiquidWax

for Appliances.

To ensure continued peak efficiency,

the condenser _ils (outside of unit)

should be check_ periodically and

cleaned if clogg_ with soot or dirt

from the atmosphere.

• H,OW TO REMOVE THE FRONT GRILLE

i. Remove the screws s,_uring the Front Grille.

2. Push the grille up from the bottom and pull

the top of the grille away from the case as

the top, tabs lift out of their slots,.

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Maintenance aind Service

Before Calling for Service

iii_i_!!i_!!i_!!i_!!i_!!i_!!i_!!i_!!i_!!i_!!i_!!i_i_ii _ _iii_

If you have problems with your air _nditioner, 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 o_rate

1. Ensure that the air _nditioner isi plugg_ into a proper outlet.

2, Check the fuse or circuit breaker,

3. Ch_k whether the _ltage is unusually high or low.

Air does not _el cold ,enough on the cooling setting

1. Ensure that the temperature settings are correct.

2. Ch_k to see if the air filter is clogged with dust. If so, clean the fil_er.

3. Ensure that the air flow from the outside is not obstructed and that there is a

clearance of over 20" be_een the back of the air conditioner and the wall or

fen_ behind it.

4. Close all doors and windows andi check for any source of heat in the room.

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 picked up by the fan on

raii_ days or in highly humid conditions. This feature is designed to help remove

moisture in the air and improve c_ling efficiency.

See the section on Slinger Fan, page i8,

• You hear the thermostat click. This is caused Ibythe compressor cycle starting

and sitopping.

• You see water dripping from the rear of the unit. Water may be coll_ed in the

base pan in highly humid conditions or on rainy day& This water overflows andl

drips from the rear of the unit.

,, You hear the fan running while the compressor is silent. This is a normal

operational feature.

20 Room Air ,C'onditi_er

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