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Page 1: ...Operating Instructions Model GCPAC100 2 63kW Portable Air Conditioner ...

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Page 3: ...n use 11 When the appliance has been unpacked check it for transport damage and ensure all parts have been delivered If parts are missing or the appliance has been damaged contact the Goldair Customer Services Team 12 If your appliance does not work or is not working properly contact the place of purchase Repair work on the appliance by unqualified persons can cause serious risk to the user 13 Ens...

Page 4: ...e the appliance with a damaged cord or plug after it malfunctions or if it has been damaged in any manner Have the appliance checked and repaired by a qualified electrician if repair is necessary 33 Never place the unit in wardrobes or other enclosed spaces as this may cause fire hazards Any repairs required contact the nearest authorised Service Centre and strictly follow the manufacturer s instr...

Page 5: ...nel 2 Air outlet with adjustable louvres 3 Carry Handle 4 Air inlet with air filter 5 Casters 6 Drainage Hole 7 Air Exhaust Remote Control Assessories A B C D A Exhaust Hose B Hose Connector C Window Kit Adapter D Window Kit ...

Page 6: ...tep 2 Connect the windows kit adapter to the other end of the exhaust hose Step 3 Extend the adjustable window kit the length of your window Connect the exhaust hose to the window kit Step 4 Close your window to secure the kit in place It needs to hold the windows kit firmly in place secure the window kit with duct tape if required It is recommended that the gap between the adapter and the sides o...

Page 7: ...efrigerant to settle by leaving the appliance to stand for 24 hours after transport or after the unit has been on its side Ensure the unit is in the OFF setting before connecting it to the mains supply When the appliance is powered on for the first time it will beep and then the unit will be in standby 1 High Fan Speed 2 Low Fan Speed 3 Timer 4 Dehumidifier Mode 5 Cooling Mode 6 Fan Mode 7 Sleep 8...

Page 8: ...appliance is in turned on press the timer button and then use the UP DOWN buttons to set the number of hours before the appliance turns off Power Button 1 Press the button to turn the unit ON and OFF The default setting is FAN mode Mode Button 2 Press the button to switch between Fan Cooling and Dry Dehumidification modes Ventilating your room Press MODE button repeatedly until the FAN LED lights ...

Page 9: ...Control Panel and Remote Control Remote Control The remote control has the same functions as the unit control panel ...

Page 10: ...into the top drain hole Remove the water plug to allow the hose to be inserted When the appliance is in Cooling mode the continuous drainage hose needs to be inserted into the water tank drain hole at the bottom Remove the water plug to allow the hose to be inserted Do not use this Air Conditioner with a programmer remote control system separate timer or any other device that switches the Air Cond...

Page 11: ...g NEVER USE UNIT WITHOUT THE AIR FILTER The exterior may be cleaned with a soft dry cloth If the device is extremely dirty wipe the device with a slightly damp not wet cloth Never spray the device with water DO NOT immerse the unit in water and never allow water to enter the motor housing DO NOT use harsh chemicals to clean the unit Do not attempt to dismantle the Air Conditioner There are no user...

Page 12: ...g mode there are other sources of heat Close doors and windows The filter screen is dirty Clean or replace the filter screen The air inlet or outlet is blocked Clear obstructions Loud Noise The air conditioner is not placed on a flat surface Put the air conditioner on a flat and hard place to reduce noise Compressor does not work Frost production starts Wait for 3 minutes until the temperature is ...

Page 13: ... under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure In New Zealand this warranty is additional to the conditions and guarantee...

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Page 16: ...New Zealand PO Box 100707 North Shore Mail Centre Auckland 0745 www goldair co nz Australia PO Box 574 South Morang Victoria 3752 www goldair com au ...

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