LG HBLG1003R Owner's manual

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: HIBLG8003R, HBLGI003R

Manufactu red by LG Eie_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 in|enid 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_ replaY, replacement

wo_ sh_ll _ _rfot_ by _thorized petsonne_ on_

_ng only _nuir_, mp,la_ part_

• _ns_l_tion work mu_ _ perto_d in accordance with

• e Na|io_l El_ric C:o_ b,yqua|it,d _d _hori_

_onne_ o_|yo

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.

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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_ expl_,ion or fire, • it may cau_, failure and electric s,h_k,.

m Operation

° _herwi_, it wi]] muse

ele_fic s.hock or fire due to,

heat _nerat[,on or electric

_ock

• It will cause electdc shock or

fire due to heat generation,

° Otherwise [tmay cau_ fire

_d e]e_ric shock a_ident,.

• Itwil!lcause citric shock or

fire due to heat ,germrat[on.

• It willcause e!_ric shock or

fire due to heat germrat[on,

° It may _u_ fire and ,electric

sheik..

° I!twill! cau_ electric shock or

fire.

° No ground[_ 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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° it may cause failure of

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

es

° it may cause ele_ric shock

a_ diamage.

° Prevent acciden_l sta_up

,andthe possibility of injury,.

._ere is d_ger of fire or

eleddc shock,

,, It will cause e_e_ric shock

or failure of machine.

• Water may enter the unit and

degrade the insulation. _tmay

_u_ an e_e_ric shock

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• Sin_ tP_ fan rotates at high

speed ,during operation, it:

may cause injury,

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• This _uld injure the pet or

p,_ant.

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• Jtis _ _ir conditioner, not a

precision refrigeration system.

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• O£erNion without filters wHII

_use failure_

_ 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.

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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 watlusing 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 air conditiioneCs 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_.

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;,

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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".

Power _rd

* Fasten the stopper using left scr_ holie,and route

properliyto lead the power cord o,_through s,_it"B°.

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'_'from the back of the _n_

be_u_ it wil! prevent heat radiation of the

cond_ser,

Res_ictJ,onof outs_e air will 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 meta!,

•This unit isdesoned for ins'_llatio,ninstandard _ub_e

hung win_ws with act_l o_nir_ wiOhs from 23"

to 36"

•The top and bosom window sash must open sufficiently

to alllowa clear vertica_opting _ 15" fr_ the _om

the upper sash tot_ widow stoo_

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23i_to 36,"_

15" mini.

NO.

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

NAME _ PARTS Q_

NUT

scnEWL 'Z@o 6

SCREW_TYPEB 3

_,,,,,,,ooo__ ,,[,YPEC 5

FOAM-STRIP 1

UPPERGUIDE: 1

FOAM-PE 1

FRAMEGUIDE 2

12 . W!NDO_u'LOCKINGBRACKET i

13 FOAMPE 1

SCREWDRIVER(Phillips and Ra'tead), RULER_ KHIFE,_ HAMMER, PENC|L_ LEVEL

PREPARATION OF CHASSIS

Remove timescrews whichfasten the canner at _th

sides ard at tLe _ck.

Slide the unit from the _b,[r_t by gripping the base pan

handle and ipu]lingfo_ard while _acing the cabinet,

Cut the wi_slowsash seat to the Foper leith.

P,ee]off fl_e backing and a_ch the F,o_-PE @to, the,

underside, of the 'window sa_l.

Remove timebacking from the top u_r guide Foam-PE

@a_ attach it to the _ttom of the U_er Guide ®,.

Attach tt_e,u_r guide onto the top of fl_ecabinet with 3

1

;_ ]_ert tk_ Frame Guides @ i_,o the bottom o,fthe

]r_ert tL-eFrame Curtain @ into the U_er Guide, @ and

Frame Guides @

Fasten the ,curtains to the unit with 4 T_e

A screws Q

(Type A) (

Openthe window Mark a line on center of the

window sto,oll,

Carefully place the cabinet on _e window stool and

alignthe center mark on the _om fror_with the

center _inemarked in the window stool,

Pul!the bottom window sash down behind the Upper

Guide ® until itmeets

_TE; Donot pall the window _sh down tighdy that'the

_v_nt of Frame Cu#ain 0 is restrictS:

Window Sash

F_m=

Cabinet

Frame Cudain Q

Front Angle

stool

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

Loosely assemble the Sill Sup_ @ usingthe ps_s

in Fig,,3,

OUTDOOR

Nut_

Fig. 3

Select the position t_at:willplacethe Sil_Suppo_ (_

near the o_er most point on sill (See Fg 4)

NOTE: B'eca'refu/whenyeu instal! thiecabinet (Fra_

,Guides@ are broken easity).

A_ach _e Sill Suppo_ Qto the cabinet:track hole in

_lation to the sellected#_sition using 2 Ty_ A

screws in each suppo_ (See Fig. 4)

Frame Guide

_NIDOOR

Screw(Ty_ A)@

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/

Cabinet

DUTDOOR

Fig. 4

The cabinet should be installed with a ve_ sl!ighttilt

(abo_ 1/2") downward toward the outside

(See Fig, 5},

Adju_ the bolt and the n_ of Sill Su_rt ®for

ballancir_ fl_ecalbinel,

A_ach the cabinet to tl°_ window stool by drivir_9

the screws ® (Type B: Leng#_ 16ram (518 inch)

and _bw.) through the fron_angle into window

stool

Pul_each,Frame Curtain0 fullyto,each window

sash track and re_a,t step 2,

Attac[heach Frame CuRain (#the window sash using

screws O (Type C), (See Fig, 61)

Screw(Type B!@

Front Angle

Screw(Type B!@

Sill Sup_O

Sash track

Fig. 5

CA,UTION:Do no{ drill ahole in the _,#om _n,

The un# is desig_ to operate with

approximat#y I/2" oilwater in _ttom pan,,

There is no _ to a_ water ff thepan' is dry,

c©

Fig. 6

Sli_ the unffi_o _e cabinet (See Fig, 7)

CAUTION: ,Forsecurity purpose, reinstall _rews (Type A)'

at cabi_t's sides,,

Cutthe Foam-Strip @to the proper _engthand inseR

be_n the uppe wndow _a_h and the lower

window sash, (See Fig, 8)

Screw(Type A)

Power Cor'c

Screw

(Type A)

Fig. 7

Fig. 8

Attach the Window Locking Bracket _, with a Type

C screw _. (See Fig. 9)

___ indow locking

bracket: @

Fig_ 9

Attach the front grille to the cabir_t by insertingthe

tab,s on the gdlle into the tabs on t_ fro_ of the

cabinet. Push the grillle in until it _a_ into pliace,.

(See, Fig. 10)

Fig. 10

Pul! down the inlet grille and _cure it with a Ty_

A screw _)through thiefront grille. (S_ Fig_11)

'_ndow installa_on of r_m air conditioner is

now completed. S_ ELECTRICAL DATA for

a_ching _wer cord to e|ec_ical out|et.

Fig, ! 1

Use Wall Receptacle Power SupplyUne Cord Plug

/) circumstances cut

_--__'_""1 or remove the

I groundingpror_g

Power supply cord with

3oprong grounding plug

Standard 125V, 3-wiire grounding

rece_.acl!e rat_ 15A, 125,V AC

Use 1:5AMP, time

delay fuse or circuit

breaker,

Use of extension cords

• Becauseof _tenti_ sa_.etyhazards_'wes_ongly discou_ge _e use of anextension co_d,H_ever_ i_you wish

to use alnextension cord, use a CSA certified/UL-iisted 3-wire(g_unding) e_ension cord, i_ted at 15A, 125V,

(PLEASE READ CAREFULL Y)

FOR THE USER3 PERSONAL SAFETY,,THIS

APPLIANCE MUST BE YGROUNDED

The _wer cord of this app#ance is eq_Jippedw_h

three-prong (grounding) p_ug Use this with a stand_d

three-s_,ot(grounding) wall power outlet (Fig 12} to

mi#imizethe h_ard of eleot_c shock The customer

shouid have the wali receptacle and circuit che,ck_ by

a qualified electrician to make sure the receptacie is

properlyground_o

PREFERRED METNO,D

Because of _ten_al safety hazards, we strongly

discourage the use of an adapter plug However, if you

wish to use an adapter° a TEMPORARY

C:ONNECT_ONmay be ma_. Use UU.listed adapter,

available from mo_ local hardware stores (Fig. 13)

The iarge s_otin _e adapter must be aligned with the

large slot in #_ereceptacle to assure a proof po!arity

connection.

CAUTION: Attaching theadapter ground terminal _

the wa#receptacle cover screw does not

ground the applian_ unless the cover

screw is metal, and not insulatedl and the

waltrec_tacte is grou_ed Lhroughthe

house wiring. Thecusto_r st'_uld have

thecircuitcheckedbya qualified n

to make sure the receptacle _sproperly

Dis_nn_ the power cord from _e adapter using one

hand on each O_e_ise, the adapter ground terminal

might break, DO NOT USEthe appliance with a

broken adapter plug.

existsbetereuse

Fig. i 2

NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND)

PRONG FROM _E POWER PLUG

A. SITUATIONS WHEN THE APPLIANCE WILL BE

DIISCO,NNIECTEDOCCASIONALLY:

B, SITUATIONS WHEN THE APPLIANCE WILL BE

DISCONNECTED OFTEN,

Do not use sq adapter plu9 in #'_esesituations.

Unplugging thiepower cord frequently can lead to sn

eventual breakage of the ground terminal. _e wall

[powerouSetshould _ replaced by a three-slot

,(grounding)outlet instead

TEMPORARYMETED

Adapterplug-_

Receptac_ecover

screw

Fig. 13

USEOF EXTENSION CORDS

Because of _tenf_al safe_ hazards, we strongly

discourage the use of an extension _rd However, if

you wish to use an extension cord, use a CSA

certifie_'UL4ist_ 3_wire(grounding) extension cord,

rated at 15A,,125V

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 sure t_re are r# curtains, b,[in_,

furn_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 2 weeks. 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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