Useand CareManual
AIREACOND_OfON£[}OPASAS/_BITAC_O_ES
Manualde Usey Mantenimien_e
Remote Contro!
AW-12CRi FMi
Mechanical Control
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AirConditionerSafety
_ntroduction and Pa_s ildentification
Electrical Specifications
Tips Before Installation
installation Instructions
Operating _nstructiens
Care and Maintenance
Trouble Shooting Guide
Warranty .....................
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tntrod_cci6n ........................
Id.entificaci6n de las Piezas ...........
Especificaciones E!_ctricas ...........
Consejos Antes_ela Instalacion ........
Instrucciones de !nsta!a¢i_n ............
Instrucciones de Operaci_n ...........
Cuidado y Mantenimiento .................
Guia para la SolutiOn _e Prob!emas ..........
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What YouNeedto KnowAbout Safety !nstrucions
Warning and |tape,ant Safety instructions appearing in this manua! a_enot meant to cover
aiI possible conditions and situations that may occur. Common sense, caution, and care
must be e×ercised when operating or cleaning tools and equipment.
A_ways contact your denies distributor, service agent, or manufacturer about problems or
conditions you do not understand.
This isthe safety alert symbol tt s usedto a./ettyouto potential personal injury hazards.
a_l safety messagesthat feiiow this symbolto avoid poss_blsiaiu_yor death
DANBEB n .........
educatesa, imminently hazardoL_ssituatior} _@ich,ir nO|
avoided, wil! resu!t in death o_serious inury,
WARNINGindicates a potent:ia!iyhazardoussituation which if not
avoided could result in deatil or serious injury
CAUTIONindicated a potentia_iyha,__.ardouss tuat:ionwhich, if not
avoided, mayrose,It in rnlne_'or moddate !aiu_y.
i CAUTIONu_._ _,ithoutthe safety alert symbolindicated a
v,'h_ch,if net avoided may LresultInpotentia!ly hazardoussituation ,
: ........................ property damage.
PORTANT I STRUCTIONS
To reduce the risk of fire, electricai
shock, or injury when using your air
conditioner, follow these basic precautions:
• Pl_g into a greunded
3*prong out!at.
,, Be net use an extension c,ard.
= Be net remove
ground prong.
• Unpiug air conditioning
before servicing,
, Use two or more people to move
and instate air conditioner.
THESE INSTRUCTIONS
The air c{:_r_dit;io{}ershould be con_led tOthe
appropd_e electdea receptacle es _how_ _ the
cha_ on Page 6 {Receptacle and Fuse Types}
• The use d a time_de_sy fiJse or tireeode_ay c#cu_
brea_,er ff__scommef_d_,
Alt wideg must c_'_p_y with loea_and _atio_al
e_ectr_calcedes and be in.ailed by a que_ifie_
e_ectnci_ if you have any qa_tioas contact
a qualified elee_raeiaz_,
Power ;Supply Cord
ELECTRIC S_OCK NAZA_O
P_u_r_to _ 9rounded 3-_)r_g outlet,
• Do _t reme,_egro_Jndprong,
Do _t use a_ adapter.
Do _ot use ar_extensior_ cord,
• Failure to foflow these instru_!en_ ea_
_sult in death, fire, or e_ctric.sl shock,
_ UL Thie p_ r_sf@ly cc_d _#_s s_a_-_Fthe at1 e[es_f_r_s t;ha_
Te test your power s_pp_y cerd:
4 P_e_ &_ rele_e R_GET O_slet_for c;{mk Re_el:bu_tc¢_w_Jtat_sh
EXCESSIVE WEI6BT HAZARO
Use two or more _o_e to move and
install air oer_ffioner.
Fol!ate to _o so can result !_ back ot
et_r inju_,
Remove packaging materials
Remove arid pr_erly dispose of packag_n_ materials
Remove tape and glue residue from surteces before
turnillg on the ai_'coed_tio!_e{. Rub a smai_ amount
o_ }iq_td dish _yaap over the adbe@ve w_h you_ fl_3ge_
Wipe with warm water and @y
Do not use sharp i_st_uments rabMng alcohol
flammable fiu_ds or abras4ee c!eaners to _emeve
tape ot gl_e_ These products oa_ da¢[_age the
sumacs of your air co_di_ior_e_,
•, Handle a_r conditione_ w_th care°
Thank you for choosi_g this room air cond_ioner te c_l your heme This USE' AND CARE MANUAL
provides info\_mation neee.sea_, fer _heproper care and mainfenenee d your r_ew r_m ai_r_n
ff propedy ma_atained_ yoer air cond:'t_e,'_er wilt g_ve you malty year.s d trouble free operatie_ To avoid
_stellat_on' ,read imstructiens ca _[ore starting, ThLs manuai contains _nfermat_on for the
t_etatJaben and operation of yeu__r_x_m air c_ondidoner.
: PARTIDENTIFICATION
Mechanical control model
A_r |nlet
Auto Ajar Cow,rot Panel Fresh
Nete:
The figures in this man_a! a_, bas_ on the extema_ view of a standard model,
Consequentty, the shape may differ from tha_ of the air conditioner yo_ have selected,
PART IDENTIFICATION
Remote control mode|
Control Pa_l
Retake Controller
Note:
The figures in this manual am based on the external view of a standa_ model,
Consequentfyi the Shiape may dt_t from that of the air conditioner you have selected
1 Al_wide9 must _3mp_y with !o_ and nationa_
electrical cedee and must be insta le_ by a
_icensed e_ectdcian. _fyo_ have any q_eatio_s
regardi_g the fo!_o_#lg ir_structions, _ata_ a
Hceesed e_ectdoia;n
2, Check avai!ab!e power _uppty and resolve ar_y
BEFORE installing and opera_in;g
this unit,
& For ye_r safety and protection, this unit is
grounded through the power cord when
p_ugged into a ma_chi_9 wail outlet If yea ,are
net sure whether yoer waft outlet is properly
grounded, p|ease co_sult a |fcensee
electrician_
4_ The walt outiet (3-pin) mast match the plug
(3_pie) on the power _rd supp!ied with _he unit
DO NOT _se p_ugadapters or extensior_ cords,
See (Table t) for receptacle and fuse informa[bn
5 The rating pl_e oa the unit cen_Jns etect_caf
arid other technic| data, The rating ptate is
_ocated on the front of _h,ebase pan Make sure
to use the correct power suppiy a_cordiag to the
rating pla_e of your' air conditioner
If the air ,conditioner has a serta_ plate rating
of tt5 volts and up t_ and i_elud_n# 75 amps,
the _,_nitmaybe on a fuse or circuit breaker
with o!:her devices, However the maximum
amps On a|! devices for that fuse or drcuit
breaker can _ot exceed the arnps of the fuse
for [he circuit breaker.
!f the air cOnditiOner' has a serial p_ate rating
ef 115 volts and greater than 75 amps it
must have its own fu_ or circuit breaker,
and eo other device or ,unit she_!d be
operated oa the fuse or circuit breaker..
!f the air conditioner has a sofia! ptete rating
d 230 vo_ts_ it must have its r_c_nfuse or
circuit breaker_ and no other de'vice or _t
should be opera|ed or_ the f_sse or circuit
breaker
To, avoid the pOS:gi_bt!i_y Of persoaal ieju_,
disconnect power to the unit before i_stal_ing
COOUNG CAPACITY 12K
RATED VOLTS _ 1:25
AMPS
teK
250
15
!5
WALL OUT_T i::
FU$_ S|Z_ t5 15
Table i
Y¢_arR®m Air Conditioner unit is designed to
b_ hi#Hy efficien_ and save energy Foi_owthese
re_mmendatio_e for grea_er efficiency.
1 Se!ec__hermosta__[_isg _ha_sui/tayc4.Jr
eomfo_ needs an_ _eavethe _,het-moa_ala_
tha_chose_ _tin 9
2:,The air filter is ve_lefficTenI# remeviag aid_ome
panicles, Keep _heair filter clean, Typically, _he _lterz
sh_J!d be c_eanedonce a raonth,,More
ffequeet c!eaniw,j may be necessary depending
on euldoor al_d ndoor ar qua!_ty:
3. Use @apes curtaiss, or shades to keep direct
s#rdight _rom heatihg your reom_ but DO N©T
obstruct the air condit oner, Allow _hree (3} inches
around unit [o c rculate
4_StaA your ar co_d]ti4x_erbefore ouAoor
ar becomes ho_'cold and #ncomfoAabie° This
avoi,ds an init_a_perkedo_d scomfoA whWe
the _nlts cool ego heat r_goff _he room.
5, When so}door tem_ra{ure is cool
enough use HIGN o_ LOW FAN
O_y:. This eir¢#late_ i_d_ot ai_ #tovid #g
some ¢ool _g ce_far_ and uti_ize_ !es_
electricity i_a_ when operating o_ a
c_ ng se4_in_
Your RoomAr Cend _ioaerwas d_igmed
for easy #sia_la_ionn a single or doub_eohung
wiadew, NOT_: This unit is NOT des_gne_for
verti@l (slider ty_)wi_ows
NOT_: Save _e sh_pping ear,on a_d gacking
matedats fo_"_ature stor_4e or t_anspo_ of [he ueiL
Piease check thecontents of_heh_rdware kit_ai_st
me cerresr_ndiag rnc_del check _ist, prior Io
es[a !atiea of _he u_it.
See fists be_owo(Ftg_A)
@_ 3/4_ Screens!_0)
Top C_a_ei(1 }
FI)_ !8e i'_@}@
O Lt×;kWashes(4)
_ 1o12 x174B_ts(4)
_!_ Sh:utte_C]_mp{2}
(C:o
Foam(1}
NOTE::Sa_l#s screw(s) fo_ spare u_o
$oois Needed forWindow installatiom
Screw Drivers: Both Ph_Hips and Fiat Head
Power Od!|: 1/8 _nch diameter dril_ bit
Penc_f
* Measurin 9 Tape
, Scissors
Carpenter s Level
M
Because the _m_ressor is _ted on me
_e[ro_s side of the _nit _Ln_-_htside} [n_s s_ee
w_ _ heawer a_d more awkward _o man, pu_e_@,
hadequate suu_rt on con[tel s#de of the unit
_n resu_[ _ personal hjury ar_e aamaqe to you_
anit and oreDedy Therefore tl is r#commende[J
to have sc me£'_e asses[ you _Junrl_ tr_e installation
of th_s ur_!
!_ Select the Best Lo_tiion
A Ybur r®m aircenditior_er was designed to
#[ easily ate a single or douNe hung window Howeve_
snce window designs 'vary, i_may be eecessaPj to
make s_amemod_@t;oas for safe a_ prope_
iastal_at[ion
B. Make sure window a_ frame is s_ruet_ra_y
sound arid free from d_ _d rotted wa(_
C. For maximum efficiency_ i_stait the ar oa_ tioner
on side of the house o_ buid_ 9 whch _aeo_s r_e_e
shade Lhae s_ntighL ]f the unt _s r_ direct sus_ight ,
it S adviaabie to _vide an awaing over the _it.
O Provide S!_ffieiente£earancearound the cabinet
to a]!ow for ample ar circulation through _heuniL
See _'Fig,B} The rear d [he ua}t s_td be outdoors
and net n a 9arage nor inside d a haydn 9
Keep u_t as far away as _oss b_efrom obstacles and
obs_uc_[o_s asd a_leas[ 30_above the 8oar e¢
#ro_d. C_aiee and other objects withia a room
should be prevented #era b!eek_ 9 the air flow,
W'i_dow o_ing requirements
Be certain [he proper eiectrica! out_et is wiLh_a reach
d _he ir_staiiation Use a_ly a single outlet circ_it rated
at p_r c_rree_; (_..e tab@ 1 on page 6} AI! w_ring
should _ ia a_erdaa.ce wi[h local and national
e!ectricat oedes,
R You_ unit 'was desigaed _oevaporate condensation
#ader r_ermal _nd_ens However, u_der ex£reme
humidly c,o_ditior_s, excess condensati@_ may cause
the base_an to evedtow to [he euB_ide.
The unit should be i_s[a_led where con,de_satiar_
_un_offcannot ddp oe _des_da_'_s ot _eighbo_ _
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2, Preparation to Remove the
Air Conditioner S_ide,,Out Chassis
A Remove to¢a_d (4) Phiti_osscrews securin 9
the chassis to the _binet There are (2} serews
o,r_each side The set of screws cioses_ fo the
front of the unit secure the f_o#t pane_ to the
caWnet, The set of _ew cioses_ _othe rear of
the unit _e the _bi_et to the chassis,.
See (Fig, t)
B, Remove _he front panel sss÷mbfy from the
cabinet by geai_y palling i1:,
C, Grasp the pu_Ihandle a_the front of the
s!ide-out ehass s and carefully s!ide _he
air _nditi_ner out d _he cabinet, See (Fig: 2),
Please seek aests_nce for this procedure°
Note: Screws must be reinstalled #pen
completion of the window installa#on te
secure slide-out chas_s;
3, Assembly of the upper & lower chennels te
the cabinet
A _ U' Shard Top Cha_nei: Stick the double
adhedng sea _othe ° L" shaped top cha_ae_ and
then _nstalmthe "U' shaped top chan_el to the
cab Re{as shown in (Fig, 3_ using (5} 1/4" screws,
B r'_" Shaped Bottom Charnel _sta_led as shown
h (Fg 3) using _[4}I/4' se_ev#s,
NOTE: Foe fSK _ the #otto_ cttahne# has
been f_tery.#'_stalt_, and their shapes may differ
£_0_ the others_ but their functiens a_ sim_lar.
(_u_ains) to the cab_net_
Siide the sh_ers into the top and bo_om
charnels as shown in (Fig. 4), The shuttets are
idenffied (on each fra_e) as "left'"& "r_ght!L AAach
the shut,era to the cabime_using (4} lf4" screws
or_each s_de,
_K ba_,b_ _t_t_alted}#
& _nsta_ation of Mounting Brackets and
First Seaiing Strip
NOTE: Windows come i# a variety of different
st=y:tes,Therefere_ it may t_ ne_ssa_ _omodify
or mp_ve your pa_iouJar i_statla_:ioa
A, At_.achthe bracket assembly _a_°angle :support
bracke_ (Ffg 5) _si_g (2} ! !/2"' bolts
Two bo_tsperbracket Secul_ewith the (2)
1/4," I_k washers a_d (2) 1/4"nuts. DO NOT
immediately tighte_ these bo_tsas it m_y be
_ecessa_ to adjust the depth of tha bracket
aese_bly_ dependin# on the de_th of your window silt_
See (Fig 7_ ins_a!!Shetwo leveling screws into the
90'_suppad brackets. Test the bracket a_semNy i_ the
windaw before ca binet instaii_ion,ff the leveting
screws are drstan_d too far' away from the wal_to
provide s_ability_ it may be necessary for you [o fill
this _rea with a sotid piece of wood See (\F)#,8)°
B_Measure the inside window sill width and find the
center as shown in (F_g 6)_A_ign the V;s!etin each
bracket on these maAs and maun_ _,hebrackets So_he
sii_using :3/4,_ screws prooded Brackets shouid
pe_ndicu!ar to the i_side wir_dow s#L ,See (Fig. 6),
C. For proper o.mdens_ioo ru_Off it wil_be aecessaq/
to adjus_ the angle/pitch of the window b_cket_ This _s
ac,_mplished by adjusti_9 _e distance of the leveling
screw on _he oute_ wal!. The maximum ang!e@itch
should not exceed more th_ 3/16", See (Fig: 7),
D, Cut t_e seal strip to fit _be u#de_side of _he bottom
window sash Remove the peel_ff backing ,an the
seal and attach i_to this sash_ See (F@: 9).
{TOPVIEW)
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Fig 7
Fig 8
& Insta|_atten of _he cabinet
A Align one hole n the bottom d the cabinet with one
hole in Re bracket ass.embiy. Secure the caMn,et to the
bracket using (3) 114',sctewe provided Repeat the
same proc_ure o,r_the oppo_te side of the cabinet
See, (Fig, 10),
B Ensure the °U_shaped mounting channel is
posi_oned in freestof the sash. The '_U_'shaped
bottom channel d lhe cabinet should be positioned
in the track, provided oe the bracke_ assembly Put_
the wndow down G_ti_ it resLs iust behind the fron_
of the %? shaped mounting charlneL See (F_g. 1I),
C Check {o make sure that the cabinet is sleeted
s gh_ly dowr_wa_d on _e outside if ne_ssa_,
re-adjust euppoA bracket as shown in (F:_g,7)
7_ Secure Shu_ers
A Carefully s!tde '[he air (_r_ditioner ;back_atothe
cabinet (Piease seek assista;_ee for this procedure)
8 Re_rlstali _he sl_deoouFchassis security screws
(removed earlier) on bo_h sJ_es of the cabineL
see(F g
Secure the top of the _ames to tl_e window sash with
(2) 3/4_ screws
C Now, eecure boltom frame d abutters using oee
shutte_ _:Icmp and ef_e 3_4'_screw on each side(F_g., t2)_
8, Reinsta||ing Front Panel Assembly
A Position the f_ont pane_ on the cabi_et sta_Rg at the
top, The _ro#t par_e__ock_abs m_s| be ir_seded into the
rata ning slots ie the cabinet, Repeat this procedure on
ai! sides
B Secure the front gd!_e_,othe cabineI using the Phfl_ps
screws removed ea_iedF_g, 11),
_g 12
& Complete the inslalialion
A. Cu_the foam to fit [he opening be[ween the _op d
the inside and o___sidewind_. See (Fig. 13).
B. Some ins_Ha_ions may require a,_ditioaal s÷a_hg
around the window and ar conditioner Check for ;any
air leaks and sea] where ne_essaryo
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C. In very h#mid areas the wa_er' remora! may be
excessive enough _o ovedlow _he unit or increase the
noise d th_ air conditioner, tf this occurs yo_ may wish
_oattach a drain hose (n_ tnc!uded) _o the drain plu#
a_l_wing conden_tiens I_omn off _nven_ently_
See (F_g. I4)
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MECHANICALCONTROLMODEL
MODE
The mode knob co_rols fa_ speed_ and c_iii19
epeede_ To set _e_ired coo_ing _empe_ature simply
ro_e the mode kr_obdiai to the appropriate
THERMOSTAT
The thermostat autematicai_y conVeis the _oii#g
cycle (compressor) d _e air conditioner _o maintain
room temperature, However, the fan motor wi![
continue to operate after the compressor (c_lin9
LOW FAN wt ;Icirculate the ar at a minh_um s_ed
MED FAN will @rcu_a_ethe air a_a mid_!e speed
HIGH FAN wi_ c_rculate the ,airat a maximum speed
LOW COOL provides cooling automatically with
minimum air circulatio_ Recommended for niger-
time use.
MED COOL provides coo_ing automatically with
middle air circulation, Recommended fo_ night-
time use
HIGH COOL provides coo_in_#automatically with
quick c_!in 9 ot fo_ extremely hat days. Once room
is cooled° reduce se_ieg to LOW COOL
OFF will compJe_e!yshut-off the un!t.
NO_E: After setting the mode, a_lew 3
m_nates before _w_ching to another mode
Fresh Air Ventilation is _s_Ja!y kept in the c_osed
position, Use o#!_ when clearing smoke aad@r
odors from the r_m_ Pul__oope_,
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When a_n# FAN c.o_ol, _'um _10w_yat_c_n9
uni!:1oad]usL
'Whe_usin9 THERMOS:TAT _ sure ¢ea!low
three mrnu_es_fore changingtemperature
Adjus/#_gtoe quickty may caus\ean overload
res_l_in#iea blown fu_°
F_h A_ Ve_ be_#e__
FIn 18
_C_ _'TDP_I_¢ _ _'_'_ _,.,v_ ,_ .........._, _ _
Sutton
The air ¢oe_i_ion÷_wi_ibe s_led whe_ _ isenergized
O_wf[! be stupid whe_ _t_ _ opera_on_ if you press
_his_ton.
_e batten
_ch _ime Mode bu_on ispressed, the o_e_atioa
mode is cha_ged #_sequence:
COOLING _AN ONCf' ENERGY SAVING COOUNG
Mo_e:
Coe_ingi with fa_ speed Lo,_,, b'led High}_Comp_eseo_
cycles te ma ntail_ Temperature, Set Point, F_n remsir_s
on at se!_ted s#e¢_ dudng e_pt'e5_; OFF @tie,
CeaSing (_4e _a_i S[_d)_ Cempresse_ cycles te a'_am_eir_
Tempe{a_ure Set Pio_t_ _a#'_spee_ ie cereuses3 from ream
t_perat&ire _a_ remsir_s _ dur_#g eornFess£ OF_ c_s_e,
Fan Only: G_rcula_as a_qd_ilterss _oom air at sei_e_ speed,
Energy Saving (with _S#_sp_d Low, Mad, Hgh):
Fan cycles ON and OFF vdth compresses over a wider
E_e_y _v}ag with Auto Fan Speed); Fen ey_bs ON a_d
OFF wi_h cam p_*es_r _t e wide_ range O_tem_a_u_e .:Fae
speed dur[eg ON eyrie e de_r_dee_ on _oem tempe[a_re
I_dic_ion symbo_ _ LED e_ coatml pane|:
|._:
L_ on _,,_ro! panel _flhe en w_en _e re e'v;@em<_#_s n _ls_d
NOT_: After se{ti_s9 ,the mode a_!ow three 4:3minutes before _w _c_ing to ar_,other mode, In the FAN ONLY Mode.
Room Temperature display range ie from _':'C (32'T) to SS'_C19_F}. Room Temperature below 32K the
Tempe_s_e display L0, ROO_ Temperature above 99':% the TemperEAu_e dis_ley N1.
Fee Spee_ Butto_; Used _o selec_ On#speed _'_seqeeeee auto, low, medium, a_d high
H_8_ H ghentfa_ speed for maximum oool_ng
_edium N_rmat _en speed for a_e_age ceol#_g
Le_ ho'¢,_'e_arid q_jietest sp_e_ 9_'@ate¢dehum[dificabo_'_
A_te Wowke ih ©0@[mge_d E_rgy-S_vi_ mode t.o _a_yJa_ epe_J based on room _e_q_bJre,
Time_ B#t|on: Used [o eel or caz_cei _imer operation
W_'mn _he unA [s in operates0 you can set: OFF T_MER. When tl_e uni_ is OFK you ca# set ON TIMER. Timer
sort{rig range is 0 _e 24 hours.
_fthe OFF T_MER _s set, the time LEO _isp_ays the remeia_Bg time to turn off the unit for or'_y 12 secor_ds,
then LED shifts to disp!:ay set temperalum. !_you press T_MER button within the 12 se¢0eds, OFF TIMER
w_li be ceecelied
_fthe ON TIMER is set _he timer LED displays tl_e _eme[_in9 time to turn or_ the uniL ff you want to
canoe! ON TIMER, press TIMER buth)_°l.
_ Button
Used to set room temperature ta COOUNG mode e_ used to set time }r_T_MER mede_
NOTE: 'l_mpeta_ure settii_g r_nge is from 19 C ,B6 F) to 31 _C (BSF)
Remote contro!
O
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Power B_ON
The _li_e wiltbe s_ w_n it is
e_g_:ed or wiB_ s_o_,_edw_n iXis
in _ra_n, _ you press |h_ huron,
+ ,,,_BUTTONS
Used _ se_m te_a_u_ in COOU_
m@ or :_s_ _o_ t_rr_ in Ti M_R _de,
High BUTTON
Us_ _ se_ct _heh_h fa_ _ _°
Mid
Us_ _ select #_eMN _an,s_J _de_
Low BUTTON
U_ _#se_ct _e bow fan _ r_
Al;_o BUTTON
UB_ _ selec__e A_ {ans_ mo_
Used _ose_:e_can_ t_mero_a_i_,
Pow_ =Saver BU_ON
Us_ _ se_ct _he_r_efgyo_,¢_ngntodeo
SWING BU_ON
Used to select st_ or stop ve_c,al air
Howto |nse_ the Batteries
Remove the battery cover according t_ the arrow direction
Insert _ew batteries makin# sure _hatthe (÷} and (-)of
batte N are ma_ched _rrect_y
Reai_ach _he _v'er t_ys_idir_#it back into position,
NOt_'
batteries.. Repl_c_ _tte_tes _th _e_ #ae_ ## the sa_#e type
p#epe_iy:
HOW tO Use
To operate the teem air cor_d_tionet, 8ira
_he remo_e co#_ro_to _hesigma! rec_p_er
The remote _n_ro_ wiI! operate the 8it
conditioeer at a distance of up to 23 feet
'whe# poir_ia# at eig_! receptor d iadeor
unit
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When servicing _heair _ndit_oa_r, be _ure te
turn the mode switch _e#le "OFF" _s_t_or_ and
disconr_ec_ #le power oord Item the electrical outleL
1_DO NOT use gaso_i_e_b,enz!_'_e,_htnnero_
ogler cl_emica_son _heair conditioner as these
substances may cause _amage _e[ne _aint fir_sh
and deformation d plastic pa_s
2 Never at_emp_ _opou_ wate_ diredly iH
fron_ of #_e _rdt as this will cause deterioration d
the electrica_ insu_aflono
Cleaning 'the A_r Fiffe_
Removal of Air Filter
If the air _iiter_cemes clogged wish dust, airdiow
is ebstrac_ed and reduces efficiency, The air f#ter
sh,ou_dbe cleaned on_ a month, More frequent
c,_eaer_gmay be ne_,ssa_ depending on outdoor
and indoor ar quality+
Air _ilter Rome-ca|:
The air fil_er on the a_ave rnode_ is bested
beh_r_dthe a_rintake #o_t gt_ite.
To remove the air fllter_ open _he air inlet
gd!le and take the a# fl_[e_r,
To reinstali _he ai_51te_,reverse tae above
DO NOT 'forget to ins_l! the air filter, if the air
conditioner is left te operale w_tho_ _heair filter,
duai is not remove_ from th÷ r_m and may
cause your air condit:_ner to fail
Wher_ _heat f!_er inlet grille a_# @binet ate dirty
wipe with iukewarm 'water (be_ow 40 '_C/104_),
Use d miM detergen_ is recommended.
1,,Reraove dus_cadged ir__e fi_ter by
tapping it or vacuum clean it:,
2 Wash _hefa_terwe# with _ukewarm water be_ew
40tO (104°F} wMe robbing _gh_y: To ge_ be_er
resu!is_ wash it with soapy wa_eror a neutral
deanin 9 agent
3..Rinse the fi_te_wet_using c|eae wste_ then
dry complete!y.
Er=d_-Sease_ Care
1. Operate _hefan a!one far half a day to d_ out
the, inside of the unit
2 Turn off power and remove p}_g from wa_! _cket
3 C_ean filter
,4_Store in a d_ _oca_en,
Fr÷_uen_:¢_ a problem _sm_nor a_d a se{vice cal_ may not _ necessary, use th_s t[au_eshoof_ng guide _or a
PROBLEM POSSI6LE CAUSE SUGGESTED SOLUTION
A_roondR_o_er wi_ No power to the u;r_t Check cor_nect on of power cord _o
power eou rr3_.
Check< fuse or ci_#_lt breaker.
Set IFAN CONTROL to pos_ton ,other
tha_ "OFP
tneffic:iee_ or no _ol_ng
Clean or fef_a_ air rioter:
Cheek with denier to determine £roper un_
Bilked air flow Remove o_3s_ru¢[_o_ from gr_[ of
outdoor iouvers,
Power !nterruption sellt_ngs Let fan run _o _es_art compressor
@,a_ge too quickly, or (i_ appro×im_'e_y 10 mi#u_es).
compressor over,cad tr_pped
Noisy unit Loose pars Tigh![e_ loose _arts,
]na,dequate s_p_t. Provide additional sup#o_ to unit.
Odors
Formation of moid mildew, or
a/gee on we_ surfaces
C:or_densation run_,off is aetna
dU#r_g ho_ _nd humid w@_her
Wa_er ddpp_g _nside
!c_ or fro_t build-u#
Remove dra_n P_u9 and dra!n base pan.
Replace drain plug
&_d f_e×ible [ubir_g to redirect wa_er flaw
{See F_go i4_ Page t2)
Un_ is not pr,eper_y angled [o Unit must be installed on a_ an#!e for proper
al!ow water b0 drai_ og_side condensation rumofL Ct_ck the unit and
When ou_oer _em_rat#re is a_)pro×imately
65_F or be_l_,, frost may form when unit is in
_Aing m_e Sw_tch unii_to FAN {eniy)
_erat_on un_i__rost melts
R_meve a_d clean filter,
NOTE:
_tdrcu_ breaka{ is t_ipped repeatedly, or fuse is bto_v_ m_re _t_n or_ce_ contact a #cense_ Iechn_ien.
For one year f_m the date of purchase by the original _er, a_ part which
fails in matedats or workmanship under norma! use, the part wll be replaced.
During this per od_ atl parts and service wiI be provided free of charge, so
!on# as the air conditioner has been instailed and operated in accordance with
the written instruction, s _n this manual.This war_nty ineludes in home servic&
For the second through the third year from date of original purchase, this
warranty wil| pr_ide a replacement compressor free of charge due to
product failur& The customer will be responsible for the labor charges related
to replacing the compressor in years two through three The consumer is
responsible for the service labor 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 responsibility.
• 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, ceremonial use of the product
or any other use for which it was not intended.
• This warranty does not apply to damage to _e produc't caused by accident,
fire, floods, acts of wa_ terrodsm_ or acts of God
• This warranty does not cover service trips to your home to educate -_u on
the use of the product, or Ioss of food and drink due to spoilage°
o This warranty does not apply outside the continental United States,
e ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR _MPLIED, LAST FOR 3 YEARS FROM
THE DATE OF ORfGi_NAL PURCHASE THS WARRANTY DOES iNOT C_'ER
LiABiLiTY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR ANY
CAUSE WNATSOEV ER_
o This warranty is to the original c_wner for products purchased for home use
within the USA. Some state do not anew the exclusive or Imitation of
incidental damages° This warranty gives 'you specific rights, and you may
also have other rights which may vary from state to state. To know what
your lega! rights at& consult your local or state consumers affairs office
or your state's Attamey GeneraL
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