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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 

PROBLEM 

CAUSE 

SOLUTION 

Unit does not work  

Unit not plugged in.  

Plug in power cord.  

Main power off.  

Check fuse or circuit 
breaker.  

Water tank full. 

Empty water tank. 

Poor cooling           
performance  

Wrong function mode 
selected. 

Set in correct function 
mode.  

Condenser air exhaust 
or intake blocked.  

Clear all objects from 
air grills, move away 
from wall.  

Unit operates but is 
not cooling  

Compressor has not 
yet started. 

Wait 3 minutes for 
time delay to elapse. 

Temperature selection 
incorrectly set. 

Decrease temperature 
setting. 

Compressor stops  
running after a short 
time 

Voltage is insufficient.  Correct input power.  

Unit is plugged into an 
extension cord. 

Remove extension 
cord.  

Unit operates with no 
switches or lights 
functioning. 

Unit has been turned 
on/off repeatedly from 
the control panel.     

Turn unit off, remove 
plug from outlet.  Re-
start after 3 minutes. 

Compressor runs 
when unit set on fan 
mode.  

Temporary malfunc-
tion with internal     
circuitry memory. 

Turn off unit at I/O 
control.  Restart unit 
and immediately 
change to fan mode.  

Water is leaking  

 

Drain tube clogged.  

Remove blockage. 

Water tank improperly 
seated.  

Reposition tank. 

Damaged water tank. 

Replace tank. 

Unit unexpectedly 
stops operating   

Water tank is full. 

Empty the tank. 

Power failure.  

Check plug and fuses.  

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Introduction .............................................................................. 6 
Equipment Check List ............................................................. 7 
Inspection of Equipment ......................................................... 8 
Unit Overview ........................................................................... 9 
Preparing Unit for Operation .................................................10 
Exhaust Kit Installation .........................................................13 
Control Panel Functions ........................................................16 
Unit Operation ........................................................................18 
Condensate Pump Installation .............................................21 
Maintenance ..........................................................................23 
Specifications .........................................................................24 
Wiring Diagram ......................................................................25 
Parts Diagram ........................................................................26 
Parts Listing ...........................................................................27 
Troubleshooting Guide ..........................................................28 
Warranty .................................................................................30  

Summary of Contents for COOLIT 1000

Page 1: ...30 U S A Toll Free 888 324 7722 Web airpacinc com email coolit airpacinc com 1999 AirPac Incorporated Printed in U S A Manual CIT119 INSTR Instructions for Installation Operation Maintenance Operation Manual COOLIT1000 7 500 BTU Portable Air Conditioner The Coolest Site on the Web airpacinc com ...

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Page 3: ...d with installing the replacement part In order for this warranty to become effective the warranty registration card delivered with the unit must be completed and returned to AirPac within 30 days of purchase and delivery Any claim under this warranty should be first presented to and processed by the authorized distributor from whom the equipment was purchased To the extent permitted by law this w...

Page 4: ...should be observed in order to prevent damage to the unit or its components which may occur during installation or unit operation if proper care is not exercised CAUTION Provides additional information that facilitates unit operation NOTE TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Unit making noise Unit is not level Make sure operating surface is level Water draining into tank This is normal Th...

Page 5: ...es or lights functioning Unit has been turned on off repeatedly from the control panel Turn unit off remove plug from outlet Re start after 3 minutes Compressor runs when unit set on fan mode Temporary malfunc tion with internal circuitry memory Turn off unit at I O control Restart unit and immediately change to fan mode Water is leaking Drain tube clogged Remove blockage Water tank improperly sea...

Page 6: ...1 3 Holder 2 4 Drain Pan 5 Condenser Fan Motor Support 6 Short Plant 7 Long Plate 8 Evaporator Fan Motor Support 9 Caster 10 Control Board 11 Evaporator Fan Capacitor 12 Terminal Block 13 Terminal Block Holder 14 Transformer 15 Condenser Fan Capacitor 16 Relay Board 17 Compressor Capacitor 18 Compressor Capacitor Holder 19 Evaporator Fan Motor 20 Motor Connection Plate 21 Motor Mounting 22 Evapora...

Page 7: ...COOLIT1000 Unit Box contains COOLIT1000 Item 1 2 COOLIT1000 Accessory Box contains Ceiling Adapter Item 2 Adjustable Window Panel Adapter Item 3 8 5 x 5 Exhaust Duct Item 4 Duct Base Flange Item 5 Window Duct Flange Item 6 Holder Flange Item 7 Bag of Fasteners not pictured ADAPT Thermometer not pictured COOLIT1000 Operation Manual not pictured COOLIT1000 Warranty Card not pictured EQUIPMENT CHECK ...

Page 8: ...Pac distributor so a damage claim can be processed It is very important to keep all packaging for inspection by the shipper DO NOT OPERATE UNIT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The instructions stated in this booklet are written for the user s safety and must be followed closely Use of this unit in any other manner may create a hazard for the user and others nearby Failure to follow these ins...

Page 9: ...difier Value 26 gal hour Sound Level 52 dB Physical Dimensions 14 W x 14 5 D x 29 7 H Net Weight 80 lbs Shipping Weight 88 lbs COOLIT1000 Technical Specifications UNIT SPECIFICATIONS Control Panel Oscillating Vertical Grill Adjustable Horizontal Louvers Condensate Water Tank behind door Supply Air Vent Evaporator Return Condenser Air Intake Condenser Air Discharge Casters UNIT OVERVIEW FRONT VIEW ...

Page 10: ... cooling mode the temperature range for operation is 60 F to 90 F CAUTION 10 Your COOLIT1000 is designed for easy maintenance Performing routine preventive maintenance will ensure you enjoy years of trouble free operation and keep your unit running at peak efficiency Before any maintenance make sure the unit has stopped running and unplug the unit from the electrical outlet Air Filter The air filt...

Page 11: ...the control panel The condenser air is discharged through the exhaust grill located on the back of the unit There is also an indicator light that shows the mode and speed In the LED display window on the control panel you will see a two digit number which indicates the room temperature the room temperature reading will take several minutes to adjust and reflect a true reading 8 Set the desired fun...

Page 12: ... drain line is impractical Follow the easy steps for installing and using the Condensate Pump Kit part number CPKIT 1000 1 Turn off the unit and unplug from wall outlet 2 Remove the condensate water tank located behind the bottom front panel see figure at right 3 Locate the tank microswitch in the water tank compartment The bottom switch Carefully remove the the slip on quick connector from the 2n...

Page 13: ...f the grid by pushing up on one end and sliding it back about 6 inches Put the PANEL into the ceiling tile grid Make sure the PANEL is adjusted properly and cannot fall out There should be at least 12 15 of open space above the PANEL outlet so exhaust air is not blocked For permanent installation cut 5 off the ceiling tile so the tile will lay back in the grid For temporary installations simply sl...

Page 14: ...he set temperature you just selected The compressor will cycle on and off to main tain the temperature you selected 4 Press the fan symbol on the control panel to select the desired fan speed At the high speed setting a red light will be illuminated and at the low speed the light will be green 5 Press the on off button to turn the unit off Dehumidifying Function The dehumidifying mode of operation...

Page 15: ...olts and with grounding type attachment plug and grounding type connector load fitting may be used CAUTION DUCT KIT INSTALLATION Follow these step by step instructions for installing the exhaust kit through a standard window 1 Remove the two plastic panels that make up the adjustable WINDOW PANEL ADAPTER the HOLDER FLANGE the EXHAUST DUCT and the WINDOW DUCT FLANGE from the COOLIT1000 accessory bo...

Page 16: ... Speed Button When the unit is operating in the cooling or fan mode function this button is used to select the desired fan speed Red indicates high fan speed and green indicates low fan speed When the unit is operating in dehumidifying mode the fan only runs on low speed COOLIT1000 Control Panel 17 CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS Temperature Timer Button This button allows you to set the temperature and t...

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