Goldstar GWHD5000 Owner's manual

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OWNER'S MANUAL

MANUAL DEL PROPiETARIO

Models/Modelo GWHD5000

S_ P_ons ...........................3

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In_duction ..................................... 8

SyruPs Used in this Manual ............8

Featu_es .......................................... 8

Adap_ ........................................ tl

Tempom_ Use of an

E_r_n Cord ............................ 11

Inml_t_n ........................................._2

WindOw P,equ_ents .................t 2

Size ........................................... 12

Loca_ .......................................13

Oea_n_ ................................. 13

_rat[on of C_is ................14

UnitIn_|la_ ............................15

Ope_ I_tNctJons ..................16

_on a_ Fun_on

of Co_ ........................................16

_l_al Fea_ms ....................... 17

Air Di_n .............................. 17

D=mimPipe................................... "7

_n_va] _ Win_ ............... 17

Main_ance and Se_ ............18

Air Fl_r ....................................18

Cleaning_ _r Cor_ition_ .....t8

HOw_ Re_e

Fm_ Grille.................................18

Co.on Problemsand

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FOR YOUR RECORDS

Write _e model8nd s_ r_J_ h_:

Model #

Ser_i #

mYoUcan find_ num_m on a _1 _ _ s_e of the

p_uct.

O_le_s

Date Pu_haeed

m S_p_ your _ipt _ this pa_ in_ _t _ need it

p_ d_ of purch_e o__r warra_ is_s,

READ THIS MANUAL

!_e _ w[!]!fi_d _a_ _lpfu!! hi_ _ h_ t_ use _nd

_int_n _ur _lr co_l_r p_dy, Jus_ta flttliepreventive

_ _ _u_ part _n sa_ you a gm_t _l _ ti_ and

ov_ _ I_ _ _r' air _d_io,_er.

of trou_hoot_g tips._f_u review ou_'_ of

Trou_esh_ng _i_ first, i_ m_' _t n_ to _ll _

_evtce at _fl.

PRECAUTION

Room Air Cond#_,_er

To prevent inju_ _ _e u_r or o_er _ple and property damage, _e _Uowing

must _ _ll_d.

[] In_rrect open, on due to igno_ng ins_ions _U _use harm or damage. The seriousness

is class_ed by tl_ foUowi_

[] Becau_ of the weight _ _e p_du_, it is recommended _at _ have a hel_r _ assist in

the i_!_a_on.

[] Meanings _ sym_!!s us_ in _is ma,nus!!8re as shown be!_,

[] Ins liation

" Improper assem_y or ilnstalJa_onim_ cau_

In_ed _n, includinginjiu_, fire, and

poorpe_ormance,el_zic sho_ h_ards.

• it may _u_ fire and ele_ric sh_.

It may _use explosionor fire. " It may _u_ e_ric sh_k and failure.

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[] Operation

. Obhe_, it will _,use

elec'_c _,o_ or fin,

• Itwillcau_ e_ric sh_ or • Itwill_se elec'_csink or

fire. _re.

• It will _use ele_ic sho_ or ,, It will cau_ e_ric sh_ or ,, No groundi_ m_ cau_

fire. fire. electric sh_.

. Ot_se itwill_u_ _re

and el_ s_ a_ident.

• it _y _u_ _re and ele_c , It may _use e_ric sh_k.

4 Room Air Conditioner

_fe_ Precautions

" _e air _n, di_ner mus_ be _erated in

a enclosed area. to _ most effe_ve.

•. _t_ cau_ explosion,_re,and bum.

, It _1 cause electric sh_k or failure

machine.

• Water may enter the unit _ d_m_

insulation.It may cau_ an electricsh_..

[] Ins llation

•Th,_ aresharpandmay

causeinjury.

*It may cause failure of _pli_ • !f the o_er _e is _aged,

or peffo_an_ detenoratei. _tmu_ be repair_ or

replaced imm_iately..

Leaving k damag_ could

resuff _nthe air _nd_tioner

fallt_ out of the window,

creating a _fety _a_.

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_ P_ons

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[] O_ratu,on

. It may _use Injiu_:

"It maycauseele_nc _k

and damage.

, It _l w_ power consumption

in vain and it may cau_ ac_idem.

* Since the _n re,ares m high

sp_d during operation, ff may

cause injury:

* This cou_ injure,the pet or

planL

'* it is an _r _nd_i,oner, not a

pr_:ision refngemibn s_t_f.

• Ol_r_ _out _ers will

cause failure.,

* _e appearan_ of _e air

change _ller, er d_l,op.

surface fla_.

* It is not sani_,ry a_ cou_

_use i!lness or pe_:on_

lnju_ hi_,a_,

6 R_m Air Cond#_ner

1. Plug in the _wer cord proper_.

2. Use a d_icated circuit. Overloading the line could create a fire h_ard.

3. Do not u_ an extension c,ord. See page 1i for more details.

4. Do not staWstop operation by pluggin_unplugging the power cod.

5. IIf_e power cord is damaged and requires repla_ment, have an Authorized

Se_icer instaB an exact replacement pa_.

i. Being ex_d to direct airflow for _ e_ended peri_ of time could be

hazardous to your health. Do not e_ose o_upants, pets, or plants to dir_

airflow _r extended periods of time.

2. Due to the possibility of oxygen deficiency, ventilate the room when us_

together with stoves or other heating d_i_s.

3. Do not u_ _is air _nditioner for non-specified special purposes (e.g.

preserving precision devices, P_, pets, plants, and art objects). Such u_ge

could damage the items.

4. _e air condiUoner is a consumer _m_ appliance, not a precision climate

control system.

i. Do not touch the metal pa_s of the unit when removing the filter. Injuries can

o_ur when handling sha_ metal _ges.

2:. IDo not use water to clean inside the air condffioner. Exposure to water can

destroy _e insulation, leading to _ssible et_ric sh_.

3. When cleaning the unit, first make sure _at _e power and br_ker are turned

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

possibil_ of injury if the unit's power is accidentally triggered on whBe

cleaning inner par_ of the unit°

For repair iand mai_enan_, _act an A_odzed Service Center. See the

warranty page for details or ca_l (8,00) 243_0. Have your m_el number and

_dal number avai{a_e.i They should be written on page 2 of this manual

OwneKs M_nua! 7

Introductio_

This symbol alerts you to the risk of el_Hc sh_P_

This sym_l alerts you to ha_rds th_ could _u_ harm to t_

air conditioner,

This symbol indicates special notes.

WARNING: This appliance should _ indued in acco_ance with the

N_ionai Ele_ric Cede.

KNOB

C_IINET

AIR DEFLEC'_R

R_KER

FRONT GRILLE

8 Room Air Condi

115,V~

Power cord may i_ude a current

inte_pter devi_ A test _d met _tton is

pr_i_ on 'the plug case. Re dev_e

sh@JId be tested ,ona i_rl_ic _Is by first

pressi_ me TEST button and men _e

RESF button, if B_eTEST b,_on d_es not

tdp er if t_ RESF bu_ wlfl, not s_y

engage, di_-ontinue u_ of _e air

cend_i_er a_ _nta,_ a qu_if_ _rv_ce

/iiiiiiii_iiiiiii_iiiiiiii[iiii

UI_ Wall R_eptac_ Power Supply

t_cle tared 1_,, 125V AC

_le rate_ i 5A, 2_V AC

S_ 2_,V, 3-_re groundling

_¢_e rate_ 2CA, 2_V AC

U_ 15 AMP', time

delay fu_ ,o_15 A_P,

drou_: breaker,

Use _0 _P. time

_lay fu_ o__ AMP.

cir_i_t b_a_r,.

Use of e nsion cords

Stro_'y discoum_, _e use of an _e_

cord. _e,_o i_you _sh to use

e_sion co_, use a CSA cer'dfied_L-I_ted

3-_re (glroundi_g) e_t_sion _rd, _ed 1_,

!25V.

AHwi_ng shouldibe m_e _ a_co_,_

I_t el_ri_ _es a_ _egu_tions.

Aluminum I_use winng _y p_ specia_

prowls. Co.It a qualified e_dcia_.,

ELECTRICAL SAF_

IMPORTA_ G_UN_NG INS_UC_S

Air _er_r has a three.prong g_unding pl,ug ee

_r supp_ _rd, which m_st be pluggi_ into

p_perly gr_ _mpr®g _ll re.prate _r

your protectio_ag_n_ possi_e sh_ hazard,

2_, _, and _ _LT U,N_

The_ _s are _ip_ with a three-prong

gmu_ng pl_ on the po'_ su_ly co_d, _h

m_t be _ug_d in¢oa mat_ing properly _o_nd_

th!remp_g wat! receptacle for your p!rot_ion

a_lns! [_ss_ble _: ha_d. If such,an o_et

_ot _e_nt, _e m_st be i_led _ a q_allfl_

ele_ian in a_nce _th the Na_! Ele_ica_

Co_ and Io_ c_s a_d o_dinanees,

N_ USE AN _ENSION CORD _ 2_,

208, a_ _3_2_ V_t units.

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El ! Sa_

WARNING: This appliance must _ properly grounded.

The power cord of this appi[ance Is equipped wr_ a three-prong grounding plug.

To minimize the risk of electric shock, use the plug with a standard three-siot

grounding wail power outtet, if the power outlet does not include a grounding siot,

have a quaiffied electrician replace the outlet before you use _e room air

conditioner.

WARNING: Changing the o_|et without ma_ng the appropriate wiring

chang_ will crea_ an unsafe _ndition that could result in fire or

ei_trtcai shock. Refer aii such wo_ to a licensed and quaiifled

el_riclan.

Ensureproperg_Jnd

e_ts _ use

WARNING: Do not cut or remove the g_unding prong from the power

plug.

WARNING: hing the adapter ground terminal to the wall

recep_cle cover scr_ does not ground me appllan_ unless the

covet screw is metal and not Insul , and the wall re le is

groun_ through the house wiring.

WARNING: if you h_e any doubt whe_er the air conditioner is

pro_rly grounded, have the wal! recep_cle and circuit checked by a

qualifi_ el_rician.

10 Room Air _n

t Safety

We strongly discourage the use of an adapter due to potential safety h_ards,

For temporary conn_tions, u_ only a UL-listed adapter, available from mo_

local hardware stores. Ensure that the large s_ot in the r is aligned with

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

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

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

this can lead to eventual ground termina! damage.

Tem_ m_h_

_le _r

WARNING: Never use the appliance with a broken adapter.

We stmng!y discourage the u_ of an extension cord due to potenti_

hazards. _r temporary situations, use only CSA certified and UL li 3-wire

grounded extension cords, rated 15 A, 125 V.

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Ty_ 14_ Type B:2 _ T_ C:2 _ Type D:3

(_o_t S_) (W_ _) (W_ _r_) (L S_ket)

T_ E: 1

(SealS_p)

(_h_i_ bsck_)

Ty_ F: 1

(Guide Panel)

T_H: i

,(Upper_e)

Have the _llowing tools available for installation:

* Screwdriver (Slotted and Phillips) * Ruler

* Knife * Hammer

* Pencil * Level

This mum air cond_oner is

design_ _r insbilation in s_ndard

doublmhung _ndows wi_ a_ua_

opening widhhs from 21" to 35".

The up_r and lower window sash

must open s_ciently to allow a

clear verU_l o_ning of 12" _om the

bottom of _e upper sash to the

window stool,

,,o,._ 2i" _ 35° ---,.

i_ rain

WARNING: This p.mduct is a WINDOW _R CONDmONER.

As such, a standard slngle-hung or double-hung window is _quired

_r proper in_!lation. Non_indow in_ilations, including using

sleeves, holes in _!is, and _.er install_ions am not re_mmend_.

Room iAir er

lns_latio_

Proper clearance enhances the _oling efficien_ of the unit and preven_ heat

radiation of _e condenser.

!, If a storm window presen_ interference, fasten a 2" wide wo_ stdp to the inner

window si=liacross the full width of the sill. The wood _rip should be thick

enough to raise the height of the window sill _ _at _e un_ can _ installed

without interference by, _e storm window frame.

2. S_ Figure. BoThe top of the wood _rip should be _proximately 3/4" higher

than the sto_ window frame (Storm Window Frame) or wood _rip (Outdoors)

to help condensa_on to drain pro_rly to _e outside,

3. Install a second wo_ _dp (approximately 6" long by 1V2" wide and same

thinness _ fimt stdp) in the center of the sill flush against the ba_ off the

inner sill. This will rai_ the L bracket as shown Figure. B.

4. If the distance between Storm Wind_ Frame and Wood Strip Mounted on Top,

of Inner Sil! is more _an ! ", two of wood _rips are not n_essary.

Fl,gum, A IFlgum, B

Owner's Manual

I. Insert the guide panels(Type G)

into _e guides of the air _nditioner

(Type H),Fa_en _e cumins _ the

unit with _rews (Ty_ A).i

: Use a !ong screwdriver and

installing _e s_ews, will _ easier,

Ty_ A

Type A

2. C_ the adhesiv_ba_ed sea! strip

(Type E) _ the window width,

Remove _e backing from the seal

strip and attach me sea{ stdp to me

underside of the bottom window..

3. Locating unit in window

Open _e windowand mark _nter line

on _e centerof the inner sill

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4. A_ch L bracket

_1. Install _e L brackets behind the,

inner window sill, wi_ sho_ side

bracket as shown. Use the 2 screws

(Type A) provide.

42. The bra_et, helps to. hold un_

s_reiy in pla_,. _e sure to p,lace

bracket _ge flush against ba_ of

iinner sill

Room Air C

ln_llation

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

isi lowered to top channel behind side panel _ames. Personal injury or

pm_f damage may result if unit falls _m _nd_.

1. Instil the air condiUoner in the window

1-1. Carefully !_ the air _ndiUoner and

slide it into he own window. Make

sure the bottom guide of he air

_nditioner drops into the notches of

the L bracket:,

: When the air conditioner drops

into the L bra_et, he air _nditioner

will be centered in wind_ o_ning.

!-2. While steadying the air _nditioner,

_refully bring he window saslh

d_n behind the upper guide of the

air _nditioner.

When he air _nditioner is pro_rly

ins_il_, it should Ult s_ighBy down at

the ba_. If it is set. _rr_[y in the

window, _ wi!! hang !ower in the bac_,

automatically. !f it does no_, there is a

problem wih the installation.

2. _cure the guide panels

Extend the guide panels (Type G) to

fill the window opening using2 _mws. (,Type B),

2 screws _ype C) _osecure them,

3, Instil 'the sash seal and sash lock

_2.

Cut the sash seal (Type F) to the

window _. Stuff he sash seal

between he gla_ and the window

ito prevent air and insects from

getting into he room.

Fasten the L bracket using a screw

(Type A).

3-3. Remove the. screws hat secure the

_binet and ba_ pan in the right

S/_H SEAL

(TY_F)

4, Window ins_llation of room air conditioner is now _mpleted.

S_ ELECTRICAL DATE for a_ching power cord to electrical outleL

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Ope_b'ng Instructions

CAUTION: If you turn off the air conditioner or _itch i_om cooling to

the fan, wait at I_st 3 min_es before setting to _oling again,,

• Jrns air ,_nditioner on and off.

Fan Sp_d

Use to set the,fan speed _ LOW _ IHl.

M,o_emp Control

Use to set the air _ndHJoner to the Fan On_ or the Cool On mode,

Fan Onty M_e

Use Fan Onlyat HI or LOW Fan S_ to provide air circulation and filtenng w_hout cr_ling.

Cool On M_

Use C_I On with HI or LOW Fan S_d for cooling. Turn the kn_ toward the c_ler area for

the indoor air to become c_ler. Turn _e kn_ toward the Cool On area for the ind_r air to

i_me warmer. The M_e/Temp _ntro_ is used to main_n the room temperature.

When set in the Cool On m_e, _ compres_r will cycle on _d off to ke_ the room at the

same level of _mfort.

Cooling _riptions

For Normal Cooling - Sel_ the _1 On mode with_e Mode_emp knob setat the midpoint,

For M_lmum Cooling - _lect the Cool On mode w_ the Mode/Temp knob set towa_ the

_oler ar_.

For Qu_r & Nig_ime _oling - Sele_ the Cool Ginmode withthe Mode/'remp knobset

toward the Cool ,Onarea,

NO_: If you move the Mode_emp control knob from the Cool On se_ng to the Fan Only

setting, wait at lea_ 3 minutes befo_ _it_ing ba_ to a _o! On setting.

Room Air Conditi_er

Operatingin,stru_ons

Air Dire_ion

Adjusting the air direcUon using the

horizontal air deflie_or cont_l.

Using Me control tabs, the air now _n

be dire_ to Me !eft, right, straight

ahead, or any _mbination of these

Drain Pipe,

in humid wea_er, excess water may

_use the Base Pan to ove_ow. To

drain Me water, remove the IDmin Cap

and secure the Drain Pipe to,the rear

hole of Me Base Pan.

Pre_ Me drain pi_ into,Me hole by

pushing down and _tay from the fins

toavoid injury.

This air _nditioner is _uipped with a

slinger _n. (See drawing, be!ow:)

The _n has an outer ring that runs in

the water that collects in the ba_ pan

if it gets deep. That _ndensate is then

pick_ up by the fan and expell_

through the _ndenser, making _e air

_nditioner moire emcient.

Be car,_l _,en inserUng the drain pipe, Push _ay _om

the sharp fin area to avoid slipping inju_ng youmelf.

Removal From Wind_

_Jrn Me air cond_ioner off, di_nnect Me p_er cord, _move the L bra_et, Me

screws and Support Bracket installed through Me top and _ttom of the guide

panels, and save _r reinstaHation later. CJose the guide panels. Keeping a fi_ grip

on the air _ndi_oner, raise the sash, and care_iliy Ult Me air _nditioner bac_rd,

draining any _ndensate. Lift Me air cond_ioner from, the window and remove Me

sash seal from betw_n Me windows.

Be sure _ drain ALL condensate from the air _ndiUoner. if you don_, it _uld run

out while you _ the unit,making a mess and creating a slipping h_ard. This

simple step will _ve you much cleaning and make a safer _ environment.

Owners Ma_al

MaintenanceaM Servi_

Air Filter

Che_ the air filter at least Mice a month to see ff cleaning is necessary. Trap_d

particl_ in the filter can build up and block the airflow, r_ucing cooling _paci_

and _using an a_umulation of _ost on the evaporator, To.clean the air filter:

i. Remove _e air filter from _e front g_lle by _Jng the air filter up.

2. Wash the filter using lukewarm _ter below 40 ° C (t04 °IF),.

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

Cleaning The Air Conditioner

The front grille and Inlet grille m_ be

wiped with a cloth dampen_ in a re!lid

dete_ent solution.

The cabinet may be wash_J wi_ mi_d

soap or detergent and lukewarm

water, then polish_ with Liquid Wax

_r Appliances.

To ensure continu_ peak efficiency,

the condenser _ils (ou_ide of unit)

shou!d be checked periodi_lly and

dean_ ff clogged with soot or dirt

from the a_osphere.

• HOW TO REMOVE THE FRONT GRILLE

1. Remove the screws se,curing the Front Gdlle.

2. Push the, gdlle up from the bottom and pull

• e top of the grille away from the _se as

• e top tabs !_ out of their slots.

Room Air Conditioner

Maint_nce and Service

Before Calling for Service

if you have problems wi_ your air cond_ioner, read the following

information and

t_ to solve the problem. If you cannot find a solution, turn off the air _nditioner

and cont3ct your dealer.

Air _nditioner d_s not o_rate

1. Ensure _at _e air conditioner is plugged into a,proper o_let.

2. Check the fiJse or circuitbreaker.

3, Check whether the _ltage is unusually high or low.

Air d_s n_ _1 cold enough ,onthe c_llng setting

1. Ensure _at the temperature settings are ,corr..

2, Che_ to see if the air filter' is clogged with dust_ If so, ,cleanthe filter,

3. Ensure _at the air flow from the outside is not obstructedand that there is a

cleamn_ of over 20" between the back of the air _nditioner and the wall or

_nce behind it,.

4. Close all dc,om and windows and check for any"_ume of heat in _,e room.

Before callingfor ser¢i_, please review the following HStof _mmon

problemsand sol!utions.

The air c_d#ioner is operating when:

You hear a pinging noi_. This is _used by water being picked up by the fan on

rainy days or in highly humid _nditions. This feature is design_ to help remove

moisture in the air and improve cooling efficient.

See _e section on Slinger Fan, page li7.

• Youhear the thermostat click._is is _used _ the compressor cycle starting

and stopping.

You see water dripping from _e rear of _e un_. Water may be coH_ed in the

base pan in highly humid conditions or ion rainy days. This water overflows and

drips from the rear of the unit.

• You h_r _e fan running while the compressor issilent. This is a normal

operational feature.

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Maintenanceand _r¢ice

The air conditioner may _ operating abnormallywhen:

does not

cool as it

The air conditioner is

_r _ilu re.

Make sure the .aircondi_oner plug is

push_ completely into the o_let,

Che_ the house fuse/circuit

breaker box and replace the fuse

or reset the breaker.

If _er failure occurs, turn the

mode control to Off.

When power is restored, wait 3

minutes to resta_ the air

conditioner to prevent triADpingof

Press the RESET bu_on {ocated

devi_ is tripod, on the power cord plug.

If the RESET button _ll not

s_y engaged,

discontinue use of the air

conditioner and contact a quailed

service technician.

Air_ow is restri_ed.

be set high enough.

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

Make sure there are no. curtains,

_inds, or _rni_re bl_ing the

front of the air conditioner.

Turn the, knob to a higher number

The highest se_ng provides,

maximum cooling.

Clean the fllter at least ever,./2

See the care and Maintenan_

hot_

_^_en the air conditioner is first

turned on, you need to allow time

_r the r_m to cool down.

Che_ for open furnace floor

isters and cold air returns.

Cooling coils have iced up. See _r CondiUoner Freezing Up

_r

_eezing up

!ce blo_s the air flow and

from cooling the morn.

Set the m_e control at High Fan

or High Cool with thermostat at 1

or 2.

*You _n refer to the Enemy Star program in detail at www.energystar.gov.

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