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Control Panel Operation

The control panel keypad will look like the following:

POWER

•   Press the POWER button to turn the unit on 

or off. When the unit is on, the power indicator 

light will be green. When the unit is off, the 

light will go out.

MODE

•   Push this button to cycle through the modes 

from COOL-HEAT-FAN-COOL. The indicator 

light beside the “MODE” option will illuminate, 

identifying the mode selected.

•   COOL: The default range of set temperatures 

is 62

°

F/17

°

C ~ 86

°

F/30

°

C. Cooling begins 

automatically when the room temperature is 

above the setpoint and stops when the room 

temperature is 4

°

F (2

°

C) below the setpoint. 

But the compressor will run 5 minutes at least 

in COOL mode before stopping. The fan runs in 

continuous mode.

•    HEAT: The default range of set temperature is 

62

°

F/17

°

C ~ 84

°

F/29

°

C. For heat pump models, 

the unit can alternate to run between reverse 

cycle heat mode and electric heater mode, 

according to the difference between the setting 

temperature and the room temperature. The fan 

motor cycles on and off with the compressor 

and electric heater.

  

NOTE: 

The reverse cycle and electric heater 

cannot be run at the same time. In the 

following cases, it is normal that the reverse 

cycle does not operate:

  1.   When the outdoor temperature is lower than 

40

°

F/4

°

C or the room temperature falls to 

8

°

F/4.5

°

C below the setpoint temperature.

  2.   There is a 3-minute minimum compressor 

run time at any setting to prevent short 

cycling. The indoor fan motors start before 

the compressor and stops after the 

compressor cycles off.

  3.   When frost builds up to the evaporator coils, 

the unit will defrost automatically and the 

compressor will cycle off.

•    FAN: Fan operation only without heating  

and cooling.

UP/DOWN BUTTONS  (+/-)

•   Push the UP or DOWN button to increase or 

decrease the set temperature of the unit in 

cooling or heating mode. The temperature 

can be set by increments of 1

°

F or 1

°

C. The 

temperature setting appears in the display.

 

 NOTE:

 Press and hold “+” and “–” buttons 

together for 3 seconds to alternate the 

temperature display between 

°

F and 

°

C scale.

FAN

 

(FAN SPEED)

•   Every time you push this button, the fan speed 

cycles through the settings as follows: HIGH-

MED-LOW-HIGH.

DISPLAYS:

•   Shows the set temperature in C or F. While on 

Fan-only mode, it shows the room temperature.

 

Control code (on some models):

 

 LC 

– PTAC control panel disabled. The unit can 

only be controlled via wall thermostat.

  Error codes:

 

AS 

– Room temperature sensor error

 

ES 

– Evaporator temperature sensor error

 

CS 

– Condenser temperature sensor error

 

OS 

– Outside temperature sensor error

 

HS 

– Exhaust temperature sensor error

 

LE 

– Wall thermostat error

  

NOTE: 

When error occurs, unplug the unit and 

plug it back in. If error repeats, call for service.

  Other codes:

 

LO 

– Room temperature is lower than 32°F/0°C

 

HI 

– Room temperature is higher than 99°F/37°C 

  

NOTE: 

This air conditioner is designed to be 

operated under conditions as follows:

Cooling

operation

Outdoor temp: 64-109

°

F/18-43

°

C

Indoor temp:

62-90

°

F/17-32

°

C

Heating

operation

Outdoor temp: 23-76

°

F/-5-24

°

C

Indoor temp:

32-80

°

F/0-27

°

C

   NOTE:

 Performance may be reduced if 

the unit is used outside of these operating 

temperatures.

  

NOTE:

 All the illustrations in this manual 

are for explanation purposes only. Your air 

conditioner may be slightly different. 

Summary of Contents for E7822

Page 1: ...rom Direct Supply Equipment Furnishings Please read this entire guide carefully and keep it for future reference This guide will provide you with instructions warnings warranty information and other i...

Page 2: ...with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible...

Page 3: ...WARNING Do not use a product you suspect is not functioning properly Immediately contact Direct Supply Equipment Furnishings CAUTION When the air filter is to be removed do not touch the metal parts...

Page 4: ...hich is located on the side of the cabinet and behind the grille Be sure the air conditioner is properly grounded To minimize shock and fire hazards proper grounding is important The power cord is equ...

Page 5: ...so indicated by a light on the plug head TEST RESET Plug in press RESET NOTE Some plugs have buttons on the top NOTES Do not use this device to turn the unit on or off Always make sure the RESET butto...

Page 6: ...P MODELS ONLY If the room temperature is 8 F below the setpoint temperature the heat pump will shut off and the electric heater will turn on until the setpoint is reached HIGH TEMPERATURE PROTECTION I...

Page 7: ...7827 E7835 E7828 E7836 E7829 E7837 G1250 PERFORMANCE DATA Cooling Btu 7200 6800 7200 9000 8800 9000 12000 11800 12000 14700 14500 14700 14700 14500 Cooling Watts 610 576 610 796 778 796 1142 1124 1142...

Page 8: ...erature is not too low this function is off Automatic Quick Warm up heat pump models only If the room temperature falls to 8 F 4 5 C below the setpoint temperature the reverse cycle heat is shut off a...

Page 9: ...e compressor cycles off 3 When frost builds up to the evaporator coils the unit will defrost automatically and the compressor will cycle off FAN Fan operation only without heating and cooling UP DOWN...

Page 10: ...Cycle for Cooling S9 Used with some types of wall thermostats Used with other types of wall thermostats Try with switch in the UP position first If this doesn t work try again with the switch in the D...

Page 11: ...llow the fan to operate in continuous or cycle modes while the unit is in heating and cooling mode CON Continuous Allows the fan to run continuously circulating air even when the temperature setting h...

Page 12: ...ted around or under NEVER through the wall sleeve The wire should then be routed behind the front panel to the terminal connector NOTE Refer to thermostat installation instructions for details on inst...

Page 13: ...connector is wired If low fan is desired wire the G output from the thermostat to LOW FAN on the unit s terminal block If high fan is desired wire the G output from the thermostat to HI FAN on the un...

Page 14: ...ng sleeve remove all baffles from the rear grille prior to installation of the PTAC To avoid vibration and noise make sure the unit is installed securely and firmly When installing the sleeve make cer...

Page 15: ...til firmly against front of wall sleeve and secure with four screws and washers supplied in the SLEEVE ASSEMBLY through the unit flange holes See Fig 7 and Fig 8 Vent control lever Vent open Vent clos...

Page 16: ...he unit The most important thing you can do to maintain unit efficiency is to clean the filters once every two weeks as required Clogged filters reduce cooling heating and airflow Keeping filters clea...

Page 17: ...ormal during operation of unit Water Dripping Outside If a drain kit has not been installed condensation runoff during hot and humid weather is normal See Note 2 If a drain kit has been installed and...

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Page 19: ...have other rights which vary from state to state Please note that our limited warranty period begins when we ship the product to you The limited warranty period and our obligations under the warranty...

Page 20: ...by Direct Supply Manufacturing Inc 6635 N Industrial Road Milwaukee WI 53223 2015 2018 Direct Supply Manufacturing Inc All Rights Reserved Direct Supply and all associated logos are the registered tra...

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