LG LC8000 Owner's manual

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Model: LC8000

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LG LC8000 is your key to customized comfort and energy efficiency. This versatile air conditioner not only cools but also dehumidifies and ventilates the air in your room, making it an ideal choice for maintaining a comfortable indoor climate. With the Cooling mode, you can quickly lower the room temperature on hot days, while the Fan mode provides a gentle breeze without cooling. Dehumidification mode effectively removes excess moisture from the air, helping to prevent mold and mildew growth.

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CAUTIO'N

_._ont_ctrisea_Jthorzed servee tecm ci,s: fo_epar

or maitensnceofths _it

• Contactthe nstaier for issts la£ionof ths unit

, The sir eonditoner s not ntended for use by young

chldren o_invads wit out _uperv en

oYoung ,_ _dren soud be supewsed to ensure that

they do not pay wh t_s,oai ce_sditoner.

Topreventinjuryandpropertyd_age, followthe_ instruction.

Incorrectoperationduetoignoringinstruc'_ionswil_cause1_3rmor_mage fileseriousnesso,fwhichis

indictedbythe_ollllowingsymbols.

[]Thefollowing_emsareclassifiedbythesesymbols,

• C_erwise, it wi#cause e!ectric

shock or fire,due to heat

generafon or e_ric shock,

• Itwill cause e_ectricsh¢ck or fire

due to heat_neration

• Itwill cause,failure of machine or

electric shock

• Itmay cause fire ande,lectric

shock

• Itmay cause fire ande_e_ic shock,

• Itw41_cause eiect_c shock or fire

due to heat generafono

.,It '_1_cause elect_qcshock,

• No instal{ationmay cause,fire

and electric shock accident.,

'i It:may cause electric shock,,

. It will cause elec_c shock or fire,

• Ifthes_upp_t®_d__mag_, _must_'_

replaced bythe_nu_a_u_eroritsser¢_e

agentorasimilarlyquarriedpersonin

or_r toavoida_zard,{Yattachment)

•N,ogroundingmaycauseele:tdc

sh_k (_ _nsta_la_ionManual},

• _tmay cause fire and electric

shock accident

• _tmay cause fire,

* It may cause an explosion or fire,

• It may cause expbsi,on fire a_qdburn,

J _ J

, It may cause _ilure and ele_ric shock

' They are sharp and may cause . Water may enter the unit and

_grade the insuiation It may

cause an electro shock.

• Since the fan rotates at high

speed dudng operation, i:tmay

cause injury,

• Oper_ion 'with'windowso_ned

may cause we_ing of:indoor and

soaking of household furniture,

. i:tmay cause failure of appliance

or accident.

•This could injure the pet or plant

•It may cause elec_c shock and

damage.

• if leaving appliance damaged,

there is concern of dama_ due

to _e fai!ing of pr_uct

• Appearance may be deteriorated

due to change of produ_ color or

scratching of its surface

• There is danger of fire or e,iectric

shock,

• An oxygen sho_age may _c:ut.

•It may cause damage of animals:

or vegetables or !oss of prope_y,

•It may cause failure of pr_uct or

fire

. Operation without filters will

cause faiiure°

• Itcontains containments andwill

make you 5ick,i

* This could damage your hea_th

_ Contactaninstallationspec:ialistforinstallaSon

Plugin_e powerplugproperly,

_Do notshare_e sameoutletwi_o_erappliances

Donotuseanextension_rd

Donotsta_'stopoperationbyplugging/unpluggingthe_wercord,

_lf cordfpllugis,damaged,replaceonlywithanauthorizedpart

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Being ex_sed to direct airflow for an extended period of time cou!d be hazardous t:oyour health,,Do not

expose occupants,,_ts, or plants to direct allow for extend_ periods of time,

}_ Dueto the _ssibi/ity of oxygen deficiency, ventil_e _e room when used toge,l_,erwith stoves or other

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

hod,, pets, plants, and m-tobie_s ) Usage in such a manner could harm such property.

Do not:touc:hthe metal parts of the unit when removing the filter Iniuries can occur when handling sharp

metal edges.

Do not use water to clean inside the air conditioner Exposure to w_ter can destroy l_e insulaton leading

to possible electric sh_k,

When cleaning the unit, first:make sure that the power and breaker are turned off:. The fan rotates at a

very high speed dudng o_ration. There is a possibili_ of iniu_ ift:heunit's _wer is accidentally

_ggered on while cleaning inner parts of the unit.

For repair and maintenance contact your authoriz_ ser,4ce deaier,

• CAUTION

When the air conditioner has _en performing i_ cc_ing operation and is turned off or setto the fan _sition,

waitat least 3 minutes before resettingto #_ec_ing opiera_onagiain

U:_N

- Turns air _n,ditoner ,off,

F_ - M_ spe_d fan operation without cooiing

_ - Low speed fan operatJon without oooii_g,

_ Cooling wi_ hgghspeed fan operation

_ - Cooling win reed spe_ fan operation

_ - Cooling withlow speed fan operation,

This automaSc_ly controls the tempe_ture of the ifndoor_r

Turn the knob so #_atarrow point tothe higher humor for greater cooling

Pointthe a_ow to _e iower number br more moderate cooiing

(ie the higher number the greater _oiing}

. FOR NORMAL COOLING

1 Turn the MODE K_ob to the HI COOL from the

LOW COOL se_ng

2 Setthe TEMP control to the desired temperature

mark 5 {_e midopoint is a _od sta_ng _sition)_

If the roomtempera_Jre is not sa_sfactory after a

reason_le time, adjust the control to a coo_eror

warmer setting, as appropriate

"iFOR MAXIMUM COOLING

1 Turn the MODE K_ob to the N_COOL

2 Set the TEMP control to _e h ghest 8

temperature mark....

• FOR 'QUIETER OPERATION

1 T_Jrrl#3e MODE Knob to the LOW COOL setting

2 Setthe TEMP control as needed

Additional _ntrols and important information.

_e ,ventilationlever must be in the CLOSE position in order to

maintain the best cooling conditions,

When fresh air is necessary in the room,,set the ventilation leverto

the OPEN position,

_e damper is opened and r_am air isdrawn out.

CLO,SE_ VENiT_OPEN

The direction of air can be contro!led wherever you want to cool by

adjusting the hodzontai louver and the ve_ical iouver

• HORIZONTAL AIR-DIRECTION CONTROL

The horizontal mrdir_ion is adiusted by

rotating the ve_ica_louver right or left,

• VERTICAL AIR-DIRECTION CONTROL

The ve_ical air direction is adjusted by rotating the,horizo_al

louver forward or backward,

In humid weather°excess water may cause the BASE PANto

overflow _d be sp_ash_ on the side louver, To drain _e water,

remove the DRAIN CAP and secure the DRAIN PIPE to the rear hole

of the BASE PAN,

Drain pipe_l_

Drain cap

TURN THE AIR CONDITIONER OFF AND REMOVE THE PLUG FROM THE POWER OUTLET.

The air filter behind _e front grille should be checked and c_eanedat least once evePy2 'w_ks or more oRenif

necessa_.

TOremove:

1,Open the inlet gr#le _wnward by puliing out the top ofthe inlet grille,

2, Remove#_eair filter from the front grille assembly by pulling the air fiber up sl[ightty,

3, C_eanthe fit_terwi_ warm, soapy water below 40°C (104° F)

4, Ri#se and gient_yshake the water from _e filter and let it dry before irep_acingit,

CAUTtON: DO NOT operate,'the air condi_oner without a filter because dirt and li_twill clog it and reduce

performance

Before using the air conditioner _cure

the front grille with two screws enclosed

with the owners manuaJ.

i Open the inlet grille downward and

remove the air filter

2. Fasten the front grille with screws.

3_ ReinstaJllthe air filter.

4_Clio,se the inliet grille.

inlet Grilie

Lea rni_ parts name prior to installation wilt he!p you u_erstand the in statlation p roc_ure.

FRON_FGR&LE-

AIRFILTER--

AIR IK[AKE

C©_ROL BOARD

EVA£ORATOR--

_SE PAN

_WER CORD

You can choose be_r_ the _,_ome_s below according to your preference and _4ndowsill sha_

• Fastenthe Mopper using Type A screw, and lead

out the _wer cord autthrough slit "A'°

_rew (Type

Power

•Fasten the stopper using le_ scr_ hole, and rotate

properly to iead the power cord out_rough s!_ "B'

Screw (°l"y_

Power

1.To prevent vibration and noise, mane surethe,un_ is

install_ securely and firmly

2. h_ll the unit when the sunligP_tdoes not shine direc_y

on _e unit°

3, Re outside of the cabinet must extend ou_ard for at

Ileast14'_and there should be no obstacles,,such _ a

fence or wal_,within 20' from the back of the cabinet

b_ause it wil_prevent heat radiation of the condenser.

Restriction of outside air will greatly reduce the ooolingl

efficiency of the air conditioner.

C_o_edair

Awning

Heat

radialion

Over 20 '_

FeR_ce

CAU_OiN: AH side louvers of the cabin_ must reran,in exposed to the outside of the _ctureoxz

4, hstall the unit a _i_e sla_qtedso the back is siightly lower than the front(abo_ 1/4"},

This wil_force condensed water to ftowto the o_side.

5, hstall the unit wi_ the bottom about 30"40' above the floor level,

1,_ese instruc#o#s _e for a horizo_al slidi#g or a

casement:window

2, _e electrica! ou'_e'tmust be wi'_in reach of the

power _rd

For i_stallatio_ in:a casement _ndow, the wi#dow

frame assembly and the side d the building must be

a_quate to suppoRthe weight of _e air conditioner

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21 ,_ rain

Horizontal sliding window Casement window

NO,.

15,

NAMEOFPARTS Q'TY

Cu_ain 1

Curtain Frame 1

U_r Guide 1

Side ,Guide 2

Bracket 1

Leveling _lt & nut 1

Boff 2

Nut 2

Waster 2

Side ,Guidesea_ 1

F_m _a_ Strip 1

Window Track Sea_ 1

Window Locki_ Bracket 1

S,cr_ (Type A) 9,

Screw (Type B) 3,

Screw (Ty_ C) 8

i Loosely attach the Suppo_ Bracket to t_hebosom of Brack_

using Bo_s, Washer° and Nuts. A_ach the Leveling _lt and

nut. (Fig. 1)

2 Remove protective backing from Window Track Seal and apply

seal to win@w track, (Fig2)

B racket

3 Measure and lightly mark a line _1/4 inches from window

jamb.. Center the Sup_ Bracket assemb!y on the window

track and fasten with 4 Type Cscrews..(Fig 2)

4oPutthe Support Bra_et: agains't_e ou_id,ewall and tigr_en_e

Bolts on top ofthe Bracket, Adiust:_e Leve_ingBolt sothat the

air _nditioner will be instal!ed with a very slight ti_ (about !/4 '')

downward toward the o_side for proof d_'ainagie,

Tighten the nut, (Fig. 3)

NOTE DO NOT dril_a Iholein the bottom ofthe base pan The air

conditioner is designed to operate with the bosom of the

base pan approximately hal#fuli of water,,

iiiilililililililililil

Fig. 3

5, Fasten Si_ Guides to the sides of the Air Conditioner

using 3 Type A screws per Gudie Start with first screw at

middle d Guido (Fig. 4)

6, Fasten UpperGui_, on the top of#_eAir Conditioner using

3 Type A screws (Fig 4}

7, Measure heigh_of w_ndowopening from top of B_cket

assembly as shown Fig 5, Subt_ct 20-3_'4inches MaA

this measurement on CuRain and cut the C:uRain,(Fig, 5/

8, Slide Cu_n into Cu_ain Frame, Slide Cu_ain Fr_mie

assembly into side Guides of_,e Air Conditioner c_inet,

Make sure Cu_ain is firmly encbsed on all sides bythe

Frame, (Fig, 6)

9, Cut si_ Guide seal into 2 equal _en_hs Remove

protective backing and apply it to the rear side of cabinet

Si_ Guides, starting just below Cu_ain Frame assemNy,

Pinch off excess I,en_h so seal is even with the bosom of

side Guide, (Fig. 7}

oSide Guide

Fig, 4,

Fig, 5i

Fig, 6

weather seal

to side gut.s

just below _]ge d

Curtain Frame.

Fig. 7

10, Place Air Conditioner in win_w o_ning. It should sit on

Bracket assembly so that Curtain Frame and cabinet Side

Gui_s are against top and side win_w iambs Mate front

of Bracket wi'D Base Guide attached to the bosom of base

pan

11. Drill 1/8inch holes in window track through the existing

holes on BaseGuide. Screw 4 Type Cscrews through the

holes. (Fig. 8}

12, If this is s casement window ingal_ation, priced lo

'C_emert Win_w Instaliation, If not, s_ideinner window

sash firmly against side of the cabinet

13, Dkfi_l1/8inch hole in window iamb to align with the exis#ng

t_olesn the ,CurtainFrame, Attach Curtain Frame to

window frame with 2 Type B screws, (Fig. 8)

NOTE: Check all seais and plug any remaining air gaps with a

suitable wea_he_r_f caulk,

14. If this is a casement 'windowinstallation, pr_eed to

,Caseme_ Win_w Installation, If not, stuff the Fo_ Seal

Str_pbetween the vertica_sash and the window g_ass.

{F_g 9)

15, Attach the L Bracket with a Type Bscrew, (Fig 9)

Window _ack

Type

Foam seal strip

Fig, 9

1 Insta_la_onprocedure is _e same as_at described in steps 1 through 11 and step 13 of _e Horizontal Sliding

Win_w installation

2 If _e window opening is wider than 15-&/4inches you wi_ ne_ to instal_a filler p_el. Make this panel from

3./4inch thick wo_ and run it 'the'[ul_I,eng_hof the wir_dowo

Attach it s_ure_y to the window frame and paint itto protecl it from the wea_er,

3 Since styles and sizes of c_ement windows vary wide!y,,it is a,_isable to have_e air conditioner insta!_edby

someone skiil_ in this _pe of insta!i_tion,

Line Cord Plug Use Wall Receptacle Power S,upply

USE O'FEXTENSION CORDS

Because of potential safe_ hazards, we strongly discourage the use of an extension cord However, if you wish

to use _n extension cord, use s CSAcertified!UL-listed 3-wire (grounding,)extension ,cord,rated 15A, 125V

(PLEASEREADCAREFULLY)

FOR THE USER'S PERSONAL SAFETY, THIS

APPBANCE MUST BE PROPERL Y

Because of potential safety hazards, we strongly

discourage _e use d an adapter plug. However, if

you wishto use an adapter, a TEMPORARY

CONNECTION may be made. Use UL-listed adapter,

avai_aNefrom most Io,ca_hardare store(F_ig.11).TIqe

large slot i_rthe adapter must be aligned with the large

slot in _e re_ptacle t,oassure a proper po!arity

connection

Tt_epower cord of 'His appliance is equip_d with a

three-prong(grounding) plug, Usethis with a standard

tlhree-slot(grout_ding)wa_lpower out_,et(Fig.1O}to

minimize _e hazard of electric sh_k, _e customer

should have_e wa_lreceptacle and circuit checked

by a qu_ifi_ electrician to make sure the receptacle

is pro_dy groun@d.

PREFERREDMETN_ __]

Fig, !0

D,O NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE

THIRD(GROUND) PRONG FROM THE

POWER PLUG,

A. SITUATIONS WHERE THE APPLIANCE

WILL BE DISCONNECTED ONLY

CAUTION: Attaching the adapter ground terminai to

the wati receptacle cover screw d_s not ground the

appliance unless the cover screw is metal°and not

insulated, and _e w_l receptacle is grounded through

the house wiring,

The customer should have the circuit checked by a

qualified e!ectrician to make sure the

re_ptacie is propedy grounded.

Dis_nnect _e power cord from the adapter, using

one hand on each. Otherwise, the,adapter ground

terminal might break. DO NOT USE the appli_ce

with a broken adapter plug

B. SITUATIONS WHERE THE APPLIANCE

WILL BE DISCONNECTED OFTEN,

Do not use an adapter plug in these sffua_ons,

Unplugging the power cord kequently can lead to an

eventua_breakage of the ground te_inal The wall

power outlet should be rep_a_ by a

three-slot(grounding) outlet instead

screw

Fig, 11

USE OF EXTENSION CORDS

Because of pote_ial safety hazards we strongly

discourage the use of an extension cord. However, if

you wish to use an extension cord, use a CSA

ce_ifi_iU L-listed 3-wire(grounding) extension ,cord,

rated 15A, 125V

Troubl,eshooti_ Tips

,Savetime and money_.Review the _'a# below first and you may not need to carl for service.

• You may hear a pinging noise caus_ by water being picked up and thrown against the con_nser on rainy

days or when the humidi_ is high, This design feature helps remove moisture and improve efficiency,

• You may hear the thermostat c!ick when _e _mpressor cyc!es on and off.

• Water will _Hect in the base pan during hgh humidly or on rainy days, The water may overflow and drip from

_e outdoor side of the unit,

• The fan may run even when the compressordoes not:,

_r conditto,nm

does not start

•Make sure the air cond_ioner piug is pushed

_mplete!y into the outlet

• Check_e house fuse/circuit breaker box and

replace the fuse or reset the brewer

• if _wer failureoccurs,turnthe m_e controlto Off,

When power is restored, wait 3 minutesb resta_

the air conditioner to prevent tripping of the

Air conditlo,n_

does not cool as

Rshould

Air condition_

freezing up

• Make sure there are no cu_ains, blinds, or

furniture bbcking the front of the air conditioner,

•Turn the knob to a higher number,

The highest setting provides maximum cooling.

•Ciean the filter at ieast every 2 weeks,

S,_ the care and maintenance secSon

• When the air conditioner is first turned on

you ne_ to _low time for the r_m to cool

down

• Check for open furnace floor registers

and cold air returns,

* Set_e, air _nditioneCs vent to the clooed

• Set_e mode control _t High Cool withthe high

temperature mark 1 or 2

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