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Page 2: ...and Accessories 6 Parts 6 Accessories 7 Installation 7 Exhaust Hose Installation 8 Window Installation 9 Wall Installation 10 Operation 10 Control Panel 10 Remote Control 12 Modes 12 Water Drainage 1...
Page 3: ...r often 5 Close your fireplace damper floor grills and wall grills to prevent cool air from escaping 6 Avoid opening doors frequently 7 Note that each additional person in room adds between 100 150 BT...
Page 4: ...an Speeds 3 Airflow H M L 200 170 150 cfm Noise Level 52dB A Dimensions HxWxD 31 x14 x13 82 Net Weight 55 Pounds Timer 0 5 24 hours Notes 1 The above data were obtained in the following conditions Coo...
Page 5: ...stances or vapors such as alcohol insecticides gas etc Fig D 6 Do not yank on the power cord or place it near a source of heat If the electric cord is damaged it must be replaced by an authorized serv...
Page 6: ...place articles on the portable air conditioner 20 Do not touch the portable air conditioner with wet or damp hands 21 Do not let chemical substances come into contact with the portable air conditioner...
Page 7: ...et Ai r Fi l t er C ast er U pper D r ai n Por t H ot Ai r D i schar gi ng Por t D ow n D r ai n Por t O per at i on Panel C ont r ol Si gnal R ecept or Ai r I nl et f or condenser si de Ai r O ut l e...
Page 8: ...exhaust is required You do not need to hookup the window kit and hot air exhaust hose when you use the unit as a fan If you use this portable air conditioner in cooling mode without venting the exhau...
Page 9: ...notes about exhaust hose installation 8 Warning The l engt h of t he exhaust hose suppl i ed w i t h t hi s uni t i s speci al l y desi gned f or i t D o not ext end i t l est t he uni t m al f unct i...
Page 10: ...cut to size e Place the window kit in your window with the exhaust hole as near as possible to the portable air conditioner f Close the window on the window kit For long term installation or to make...
Page 11: ...ility of injury or of unintended damage to your room Operation 1 Control Panel Pow er I ndi cat or O per at i on M ode D i spl ay Li ght Fan Speed D i spl ay Li ght Fan Speed Set But t on Ti m er Set...
Page 12: ...op flashing As time passes the time in the timer display will decrease in 1 hour increments When the timer display reaches 0 the unit will turn off How to set the On Timer When the unit is off but plu...
Page 13: ...tery model CR2025 The battery must be installed prior to using the remote control 3 Modes Dehumidifying 1 Plug the power cord into a power outlet 2 Turn on the unit 3 Press the Mode button until the L...
Page 14: ...o circulate the air in your room No temperature setting is needed Note Fan only mode does not require that the exhaust hose be attached 4 Water Drainage All air conditioners dehumidify the air as they...
Page 15: ...o allow it to continue cooling or dehumidifying simply turn the unit back on to the settings you want W at er dr ai n hose suppl i ed w i t h uni t H ow t o i nst al l t he hose The end of t he hose s...
Page 16: ...ith dust the efficiency of the unit will be lowered 1 Remove the filter from the filter compartment in the front of the portable air conditioner 2 Wash the filter by immersing it in warm water and lig...
Page 17: ...port and allowing any water accumulated there to drain out Reinstall the rubber stopper after doing this 4 Detach the exhaust hose and collapse it to its smallest size 5 Take out the filter Clean and...
Page 18: ...rational tolerances of the unit This unit is designed to work in ambient temperatures of 64 F to 100 F The Cooling mode is not on Press the Mode button until the Cooling icon is shown on the control p...
Page 19: ...itional cooling or another air conditioner The unit has worked for a long time but the room is not cold enough The room is not well insulated You may need additional cooling or another air conditioner...
Page 20: ...i t or For C om pr essor C 3 R unni ng C apaci t or For Fan M ot or of Evapor at or Si de C ut of f C 2 Evapor at or Si de Fan M ot or PO W ER SU PPLY N G M ai n C ont r ol PC B C O M L N O O per at i...
Page 21: ...ruct in proper usage of the product Damages or operating problems resulting from abuse operation outside environmental specifications uses contrary to instructions provided in the owner s manual accid...
Page 22: ...to the place of purchase THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE TO THE EXTEN...
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