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manual. It contains valuable
itioner. This manual may help
!rig proper air conditioner
_,ruse_
order to prevent
Jse or improper
es caus_ by
Your Records
Write the _! and serial numbers here:
Mode! #
Serial #
You can find them on a,label on the,sideof each unit
_alet's Name
_te Purcha_d
This Manual
Inside you will find many helphu_hints on _w to use
and maZn_in your air conditioner properly: Just a liHle
preventive care on your part can save you a great
deal elf time and money over the fife of your air
conditioner_
You'll find many answers to common problems m the
chart'of troubieshootit_ tips, ffyou review our _afl' o,f
Troubleshooting _ps first, you may not n_ to call
for se_ice at all,,
CAUTION
• Center theauthorizied _P_I_, technician for re_ir
or maintenance of this unit'.
,,Contact the installer for instaHatbn oil this unit.
• The air conditioner is not intended for u_ by young
chik_re,nor invalids without supe_'isio,n
• Yeu_ chiffon should _ su_,_sed to ensure that
theydo notplay with the air _idoner.
Topreventinjuryandpropertyd_age, followthe_ instruction.
Incorrectoperationduetoignoringinstruc'_ionswil_cause1_3rmor_mage fileseriousnesso,fwhichis
indictedbythe_ollllowingsymbols.
[] The following _ems are classified bythese symbols,
• C_erwise, it wi#cause e!ectric
shock or fire,dueto 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 and e,lectric
shock
• Itmay cause fire and e_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,ogrounding may cause ele: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,
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, 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 and will
make you 5ick,i
* This could damage your hea_th
_ Contactaninstallationspec:ialistforinstallaSon
Piugin_e powerplugproperly,
_Do notshare_esameoutletwi_o_erappliances
Donotuseanextension_rd
Donotsta_'stopoperationbyp_ugging/unp_uggingthe_wercord,
_lf cordipllugis,damaged,replaceonlywithanauthorizedpart
Beingex_sedtodirectairflowforanextendedperiodoftimecou!dbehazardoust:oyourhealth,,Donot
exposeoccupants,,_ts, orplantstodirectallowforextend_periodsoftime,
}_ Duetothe_ssibi_ityofoxygendeficiency,ventil_e_e roomwhenusedtoge,_,erwithstovesorother
Donotusethisaircondi_onerfornon-specifiedspecialpu_os,es(e,g,,preservingprecisiondevices,
hod,,pets,plants,andm-tobie_s) Usageinsuchaman_qercouldharmsuchprope_y,
Donot:touc:hthemetalpartsoftheunitwhenremovingthefilterIniuriescanoccurwhenhandlingsharp
metaledges,
DonotusewatertocleaninsidetheairconditionerExposuretow_tercandestroy#_einsula'_onleading
topossiblee_iectricsh_k,
Whenc_eaningtheunit,first:makesurethatthepowerandb_akerareturnedoff,Thefanrotatesata
veryhighspeed d 'du rig,o_ration,Thereisapossibilityofiniuryiftheun_s_werisaccidentally
tiggeredonwhilecieaninginnerDa_softheuniL
Forrepairandmaintenancecontactyourauthoriz_ser,4cedeaier,
The _mo, te co,ntro!and control _i wiltlook like o_, of t_ following pictures.
F'_ LOW
F_ M_D
F3 H_H
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DRY COOL
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T]IMER FAN ENERGY
SAVER ®
_WER
OperatJonstarts when this button is pressed and
stops when you press the b_tton again.
TEMPERATURE CO_ROL
The the_ostat monitors room tem_rature to
main'Winthe,desired temperature.
The thermostat:c_ be set be_een 60_86_
The unittakes an average of 30 minutes 'toadjust
the r_m temperature by1 _.
OPERATION MODE SELECTOR
Sele_: cooling m_e to cool _e room
Select energy saver mode for ener_ saving
Select fan mode for b_ic venNatJngfan
operation.
Select dry mode for dry opera, on..
FAN SPEED SELECTOR:
For increased power whilecooling! seiect a
higher fan speed
3 steps: High _ Low e M_
O_O,FF T_iMiER
The timer can be setto start and stop the unit:in
hourly increments (up to !2 hours}.
REMOTE CONTROL SE_OR
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AiR:PUR|NER
• Pressthe Air Purifier button Opera, on will sta_
_en the b_ton is pressed _d stop when the
b_on is pressed again.
• Set the fan spe_ again with the remote control.
YOucan select #'_efan speed in _ree
steps-high, low or medium.
Each _me the button is pressed, the fan s_ed
mode is shifted
If you press the only Air Purifier button, only air
purifying operates wi_o_ cooling
Then, fan speed is low.
"Youcan select _e fan speed in _rree steps:
high°_ow,or medium.
Each time the fan speed button is pressed, _e
fan speed mo_ is shifted.
SLEEP'MODE
• Pressthe sleep mode bu_on to set the time you
want the unit to turn off autom_ically
• Every_me you push this button, the remaining
time wiii be set as:bliows (1Hour -+ 2Hours -*
3Hours -_ 4Hours -* 5Hours _,6Hours ....
7Hours OHours 1Hour 2Hours *
:i_ Push oL_tthe cover on the,back of the remote control with your _umb
i_ Pay a_entionto polanty and insert two newAAA 15V batteries.
;_ Rea_ch the cover
NOTE: Do not use rechargable .batteries:Make sure that _,th batteries are new.
• tn order toprevent discha(qe remove the batteries from the remote control ff the
air cor_itioner is not going to be us_ for an exten_ p_od of tirr_
Keep the remote controi away from ext_ety hot or humid pia_s.
Tomaintain optimal o_ation of the ;remotecontroi, the remote sensor should
not _ expo_ to direct sunlight.
• Eheremote control can _ mount_ on a waHusing the mountab_ ho_er.
For maximum _ling efficiency,, CLOSEthe vent. This will allow internal air circulation,
OPEN the ventto disch_ge stalieair.
CLOS, E=LVENT_OPEN
_TE : _fore using the vend/a#onfeature _sidon the
vent lever by puffing PaPA out stra@hit and
Airflow ca_ be adiust_ by changing the direction of _e air conditioneCs louvers, This can also i_qcrease9_e
coo_i_gefficiency of _e air conditioner
•Adjusting Norizon_all Air Flow Direction
A_ust]ng the ve_cal _ouversleft and _ght w'il_
change horizontal airflow,,
•Adjusting Ve_ica| Air Flow Direction
Adiusting the horizontal vane up a_d do'_ will
change ve_ical airflow°The v_e ca_ _ adjuste_
by nudging _e back or up and dew# of the vane,
Adjusting hodzonta! air f_ow Adjuring vertical air flow
• Recom_ndi_ orientation of |ouver's
Adjust louvers to face upwards when _oling to m_imize c_ling effi,ciiency
Turnthepont offandunpt_ thepo,_r plug _fote deaning theair mndit_n,er,
The air filt,erbehind the inlet grille should be checked and cleaned _ least once every 2 weeks (or as
necessa_) to maintain optimal performance of the air _ndiSoner,
How to remove the ,air filter
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The grille may be opened from me top for easy
maiintenanceafter insta_l_ion,
Open the nlet grille by pullin9 off #}e exposed door
on the top of the unit (based on installation),
Pui!the tab siightiy to release the fi_ter,Pu!lthe filter
iL_the same dire,ctionasthe openingi,
C:_eanthe fi_terw_lhwarm, soapy water, _e water
should be [below40'_ (104_)
Ri_se off and gently shake off excess water from the
filter. Let it dry bebre replaceing it
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The base pan may overflow due to Ihighhumidity, To drain _,e excess
water, remove _,e drain cap from the back ofthe unit a_,dsecure the
When pressing fl_edrainpipe into place, apply force in the dir_tion
away from t_e fins to avoid iniuring yourse#,
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The Air Purifying fiRerbehind _e air filter should be choked and cleaned once every 3 months or moreoften if
necessary.
After removing the Air Purifying Filter0pull
slightly brward to remove the Air Purifying filter
Soak the Air Purifying Filter in water mixed with a
mild @tergent br 20_30 minutes.
Dry 'theAir Puri_ing Filter in the shade for a
day(Re moisture must _ removed completely
on this paMo)
Note the cuts of electric discharge lines,
Re-instal_the Air Purifying Fi_erto the odginal
Don't touch this Air Pud#yingFilter within
10 s_onds after opening the inlet griile
it may caf#sean electric shock
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This appliance should be insta!led in accordance with nationa_wiring!regulations,,This guide acts as a
guide to help to explain p_duct 'features
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You can choose bet¢_n _o meth_s below according to your window stool shape and preference,
. Fastenthe stopper using 2 screw holes, and lead
out the _wer cord through s_i't"A'_
, Fasten the stopper using left scr_ hole, and rotate
properly to lead the power ,cordout#_roughsift "B°'
Power cord
Power cord
To prevent vibration and noise, make sure the unit
is inst_led securely and firmly
!nstai_the unit where the sunlight d_s not shine
directly on th,eunit C.:_oi_Jair Heat
radiation
_ The outside of the cabinet:must extend outward for _ _)
at least 12"and there shouid be no obstacles0such _
as a fence or wall, _thin 20'°from the back of _e
cabinet because it wiil preve_ heat radiation of the
,conde_qser,
Res2ic_on d outside air wil_greatly reduce the
cooling efficiency of the air oondit:ioner,
Fence
CAUTION; Ali s_e Io'uversof t_ cabinet must remain expos_ to,theoutage of'the structure.
install the unit a I_le slanted so the back is slightiy iower than the front (about 1/2"),,
This will force condensed water to flow to _e outside,
instail the unit with the ibo_om a_ut 3,0'"_60°'above the floor ievel
NOTE: Aft supporting parts shou_ _ _ured to fi_ wood, miaso,nry, or _tal.
•This unit is designed for installation in standard _uble
hung win_ws with a_ua_opening wi_hs _m 27`°
to 3'9'L
•The top and bottom window sash must open sufficient!y
to allow a clear ve_ical opening of 16°'from _e bottom
of _,e upper sash tothe window stool
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NO,. NAME 'OFPARTS Q_It
I FRAME CURTAIN 2
2 SILLSUPPORT 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1'1
!2
13
BOLT 2
NUT 2
SCREW 16
SCREW(_PE B} 3
SCREW_',TY'PEC) 5
FOX-STRiP 1
UPPERGUIDE 1
FO_oPE 1
FRAMEGUIDE 2
W_NDOWLOCKINGBRACKET t
FO_PE 1
SCREWDRIVER(+, o), RULER, KNIFE, HAMMER, PENCIL, LEVEL ]
PREPARATION OF CHASSIS
Remove t}-_ _rews which fasten the cabinet at _th
sides ,andat the back,,
Sliide the unRfrom the cabinet by gd_ng the ba_ _n
ha_le and pulling [oP_ard while bracing the canner.
:_ Cut the window sastl seal to the proper ],eng'th.
Peel off the _cNng and at_ch the Fo,am-PE @ to the
u_emide of the wi_,ow sash.
Remove t_ _c_ from fl_e,top u_er guide Foam-PE
@,and _ach it to _e bosom of the Upper Guide _
Attad! the u_r gui_ onto the top oif the _b,i_t with 3
Type A ._rews @
Inert the Frame Guides @ i_o the bottom of the
cabinet,
;_ Inert the Frame Cudain 0 into,the Upper Guide @ and
Frame Gu[d_ @,
Fasten the cut,ins to the unit wit:h4 Type
A _rews G
Screws
_O_n the window, Mark a line on center of _e
window stool
Carefully place the cabinet on the window sl¢_oland
aiign the center mark on the bosom front w_h the
center line maA_ in _e window stool,,
Upper Guide,
Front Angle
stool
Fig. 1i
Pu_l_e bosom win®w sash down behind the Up_,r
Guide ® untii it meets
NOTE: Do notpull the window sash dowR #ghtiy that thie
movement of Frame Curtain,_ is restrictS,
Window Sash
Foam-
Cabinet
Frame Curtain 0
INDOOR
Loosely assemNe the Si!l Suppo_ _ using _e pa_s
in Fig, 3
Sill
OUTDOOR
Fig. 3
Sel_t the posi'Sonthat wili placethe Siil Suppo_ C_
near _e outer most point on si_l(See Fig. 4)
_TE: Be _mfui whenyou in,stallt_ _binet ('Frame
Gui_s @ arebrok_ eas,iTy),
A_ch the Sill Support _,_to_e cabinet track hoie in
relation to the sele_ed position using 2 Type A
screws in each suppo_:(See Fig 4),
Frame Guid,e i
INDOOR OUTDOOR
Fig. 4
_:_ _ cabinet shouM be i_tall_ wifll, a very slight ti_t
(a_ut 1/2"),_wr_ard toward the outside
(See Fig_5),
Adiust the, bolt a_ the nat of Sill Sup_rt Q for
ba!i_cing t_ c.3bi_t,
A_,a,ct)the cabinet to the window sty! _ driving
"_hi8_rews ® (Ty_ B: Leith 16mm (5,/8inch),
and bellow,) through the front a_Je, into win_w
stool
Pul!each Frame Curtain 'O Mly to each window
_sh track, and repeat _ep 2
A_ach each Frame Cfu_ain _t_e wi#:_w sash using
screws _[_',,(TypeC) (See Fig 6)
Screw(Type B)@
Front Angle
Screw(Type B}_
Sill Suppo_
Siil Suppo_Q
Sash track
Fig. 5
CAU_N: Do n_t dril! a h_ in the _ttom pan_
Theunit is des_ned to operate with
ap_ximatety !/Z' ef water in bottom pan.
Thereis no n_ toadd water ff the _'n is dry.
Slide the urfit into the cabitqe,t,,(See Fig 7}
CAUTION: For secu#ty pui_t*cjise, reinstall screws (Type A)
,atcabin_'s sides.
Cut the Foam-Stnp ® to_e proper leL_gthand inset:
between the,_pper window sash and the lower
window sash,,(See Fig 8)
Screw(Type A)
/,
Screw
(Type A),
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
'_ Attach the Window L_king Bracket @ with a Type
C _rew (_;_1_(See Fig. 9)
bracket @
Fig. 9
Attach the fro_ grille to the cabinet by inserting the
ta_ on the grille into the tabs o,nthe front o_the
c.a_net. Push the gri_e in unti_it snaps into p_ace.
(See Fig. 10,),
Fig. 10
PuI_down the inlet grille _d secure it with a T_
A screw Othrough the front grille. (See,Fig. 11)
Window installation of room air condi'8oner' is
now completed, See [ELECTRICAL DATA for
a_aching power cord to el_trical ouSet,
Fig. 11
Line CordiPlug Use Wall Receptacle Power Supply
Use i 5,AMP, time
delay fuse or circuit
breaker.
S_ndard 125.V, 3-wire grounding
receptaclle ra_ed 15A, 125V AC
Use of extension cords
"8_ause of potential safety hazards, we _rong_y_is_urage the use o_a_ extension cord However, if you wish
_ouse a_ extensio_ cord, use a CSA ce_fie_iUL-listed 3-wke (grounding)extension _rd, rat_ a_15A,125V
(PLEASE READ CAREFULL Y)
FOR'THE USER'S PERSONAL SAFETY, THIS
APPLIANCE MUST BE PROPERLiyGROUNDED
The power oord of this appliance is equipped wi_ a
_ree=prong (grounding) p_ug.Use _is with a standard
bhree-slot(grounding} wall power o_let (Fig 12) to
minimize the hazard of electric shock. The customer
should have _e wail receptacle and circuit checked by
a qualified elec¢ricianto make sure _e receptacle is
propedy grounded,
PREFERRED M_HOD
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Because d potential safety h_ards, we strongly
discourage the use of an adapter plug, However, ifyou
wish to use an adapter, a TEMPORARY
CONNECTION may be made,,Use,UL-list_ adapter,
available from most i_al hardware stores (Fig, I3},
The iarge slot in the adapter mu_ be aligned with the
iarg!es!otin the receptac!e to assure a proper pola_ty
_nnectiom
CAUTION: Attaching the_apter ground terminal to
thewatt _ver screw does not
ground the a_lian_ unless the cover
screw is metal, and not insulated, and the
war is groun_ through the
house wiring. The custo_r should have
the circuit choked by a'quaiiF_
tomake sure ther_tade ispmper_y
Ensurep#o_r ground
existsbeforeuse
Fig. 12
NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND)
PRONG FROM THE POWER PLUG,
A. S_UA_O_ WHEN THE APPLIANCE WILL BE
DISCONNECTED OCCASIONALLY:
Disconne_ the power cord from the adapter, using one
hand on each. _he_ise, _e adapter ground terminal
might break IDONOT USE_e appliance 'w_tha
broken adapter piug
B. S_UATIONS, WHEN THE APPLIANCE 'WILL BE
DISCONNECTED OFTEN.
not:use an adapter plug in these situations..
Unplugging the power oord fr_uenty can lead to an
eventu_ breakage of the ground termina_ The wal_
power outlet should be replaced by a fl_ree-slot
(grounding} outlet instead°
TEMPORARY M_OD
Riecep_acle_ver
screw
Fig. !3,
USE OF E_ENSION CORDS
Because d potential safety h_ards, we strongly
discourage the use of an extension cord. However, if
youwish to use an extension cord, use a CSA
_rtifiediUL-listed 3owi_ (grounding} extension cord
rat_ at 15A, 125V
Before calling for service, p¢e_e review the foflowir_ hstof common,problems and solution&
The air conditioner is operating no.ally when:
• Yo_Jhear a pinging noise, Thisiscaus_ by water being picked up by the condenser on rainy days or in highly
humid conditions This fea#Jreis designed to help remove moisture in '_e air and improve ,coolingefficiency,
• You hear the thermostat click This is caused bythe compressor cycle st_ing and stopping,
•iYou see water dr_ppingifrom the rear of_e unit W_er may _ _!lected in the base pan in highly humid
conditions or on rainy days Thiswater overflows and drips from the rear of the uni't
• You hearthe fan running wh!e the compressor is silent. This is a normal operatJonaifeature.
The air conditioner may _ operating abnormally when:
The air conditioner
atal/
Air conditioner
does not,c,ooJ
Ice,appears on the
a# c_nditioner,
iiiiill
• Ma_e surethe plug is completely plugged into
• e outiet
• Check the fuse!cirou_ breaker box and replace
_e fuse or reset the breaker
, Inthe event of a power f_lure, set _e power
control to OFF°When the power is restored,
wait 3 minutes to restart the air _nditioner to
prevent the compressor from overloading
, Make surethere are no curtains, blinds
brn_ure or other ob_acles in fro_ of the air
conditioner
• Turn_e knob to a higher se_i_g The highest
se#Jngprovides maximum cooling
• Clean the fitter at least every 2 weeks Refer to
_e 'Careand Maintenance' section (pg} ofthe
manua_
• After_e air conditioner isturned on, you need
to give the air _ndihoner some time to coo_the
room
• Check for open furnace floor res{_ers and co{d
air returns.
• CLOSE _e airconditioner vent
• See,_e appears on the air conditioner below
• Icemay N_k the air flow and obslruct the air
condi_oner from pro_dy cooling the room Set
_e fan at MED or HIGH _i/e se_ing the
_e_ostat at I or 2 untl _e ice meits_
_ YOucan refer to the Energy Star program in detail at°'_vw.energystar gov',
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