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MAINTENANCE

CLEANING THE HOUSING
• Wipe the surface of the unit with a soft
damp cloth. Cleaning the unit with gasoline,
paint thinner, chemical products or abrasive
detergent could damage it. Use mild soap.
• Do not clean the air conditiioner directly
under a faucet or with a garden hose - its
electrical components could be damaged
and cause electric shocks.
• Avoid direct exposure to sunlight as this
may affect the finish colour.

CLEANING THE FILTER
• Slide the filters out from the side of the
unit.
• Immerse the filters gently in lukewarm
water and a mild detergent. Rinse
thoroughly, let it dry completely and put the
filters back.
• For maximum efficiency of the air
conditioner, clean the air filters every two
weeks, or more frequently if there are
animals around.

STORAGE

• Turn the unit off and unplug.
• Drain all condensate water from the water
container.
• Turn the unit to fan mode for a couple of
hours to completely dry out the inside.
• Clean the filter.
• Wind the power cord to the hangers.
• Always store the unit upright in a clean
and dry aera. It is recommended to store
the unit in its original packing carton.

Always turn off and unplug the unit before cleaning to avoid
electrical shock.

NOTE :

If the unit is not used on a regular basis, it is recommended to turn it on

once in a while to keep the compressor in good working condition.

Power cord
hangers

Power cord

Summary of Contents for 13-04543

Page 1: ...EAT PUMP MODEL 13 04543 KY 36 001186 30 11 05 Before using this air conditioner please read the following instructions carefully and keep this manual along with your proof of purchase in a safe place for future reference Copyright Sunrise Tradex Corp 2005 TIMER MODE ...

Page 2: ...on 7 CONTROL PANEL AND LCD DISPLAY Control panel 8 LCD display 8 UNIT OPERATION Cooling 9 Dehumidifying 9 Heating 9 Fan 9 Setting the timer 10 Auto Mode 10 Sleep Mode 10 REMOTE CONTROL 11 WATER DRAINAGE 12 MAINTENANCE Cleaning the housing 13 Cleaning the filter 13 Storage 13 TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshooting Chart 14 Error messages 14 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 15 CONTACT INFORMATION 15 WARRANTY 16 ...

Page 3: ...lug when connected to a grounded wall outlet Never use an adapter plug or extension cord 5 Do not install or use the unit in the following places an area with possible gas leakage or in an explosive atmosphere near a bath shower enclosure swimming pool or any other steamy and wet areas in a greenhouse 6 Do not apply insecticides or any other flammable products on the unit 7 Do not operate with wet...

Page 4: ...d to ground or to any exposed metal The test and reset buttons on the LCDI plug are used to check if the plug is functioning properly To test 1 Plug the power cord into a wall receptacle The power pilot light should be ON 2 Press on the TEST button circuit should trip cutting off power to the air conditioner pilot light is OFF 3 Press on the RESET button to restore power If a TEST is performed and...

Page 5: ...rs Vertical air louvers Horizontal air louvers 5 FRONT BACK UNIT DIAGRAM Hot air outlet grill Drain tube 3 8 screw 1pc Exhaust Hose Square Adaptor Adjustable Window Slider Kit Round Adaptor Window Kit Adaptor Drain pan Lower air inlet grill ACCESSORIES ...

Page 6: ...quare end of the exhaust hose over the hot air outlet on the back of the unit The exhaust hose should be kept as short and as straight as possible Make sure to eliminate any bending or kinking in the exhaust hose as this will trap in hot air The hot air can be vented through the wall or out of a window If you choose a wall mount exhaust installation the height of the hole should be 40 to 130 cm 16...

Page 7: ...adaptor to the window slider kit the adaptor tabs will lock into place the adaptor to the window kit INSTALLATION 7 NOTE Using the window slider kit may make it difficult to correctly close and or lock the window Additional safety precautions should be considered Make sure to correctly install and insulate the window slider kit It must perfectly fit into the window The length can be adjusted from ...

Page 8: ...urs when the timer is on Turns the vertical oscillation on or off In cooling heating fan or auto mode press this button to set the fan speed In dehumidifying mode the fan speed cannot be adjusted Fan speed display LOW MEDIUM or HIGH In dehumidifying mode this button cannot be used LCD DISPLAY A Auto mode B Cooling mode C Dehumidifying mode D Fan mode E Heating mode F Fan speed high medium low G Sh...

Page 9: ...he exhaust hoses when the unit is in DEHUMIDIFYING mode During dehumidification the fan runs at low speed and it cannot be changed Make sure that the drain pan is properly installed under the unit The unit will not operate if the room temperature is lower than 16o C 61o F For maximum dehumidifying efficiency keep windows and doors closed HEATING 1 Press the MODE button and set until the HEATING ic...

Page 10: ...Press the MODE button and set until the AUTO icon lights up 2 Press the FAN SPEED button to set the fan speed It is important to install the exhaust hoses when the unit is in AUTO mode The TIMER may be used in AUTO mode SLEEP MODE THIS MODE CAN BE PROGRAMMED ONLY FROM THE REMOTE CONTROL 1 Unit must be running when using this mode 2 On the remote control press on the SLEEP button till the SLEEP ico...

Page 11: ...cluded with your remote control The remote control can be used to do all the operations that can be programmed from the unit control panel except for the SLEEP mode which can be programmed only with the remote The LCD display on the remote some models can show either Celsius or Fahrenheit Press the and keys simultaneously to change the display from Celsius to Fahrenheit and vice versa NOTE It may ...

Page 12: ...er or the drain pan is full put the rubber plug back into the drainage port to stop the water from draining out Empty the drain container or the pan Repeat until all the water is completely drained out 4 Once the water container or pan is empty replace the rubber plug into the drain hole firmly To prevent overflow do not allow the water to drip continuously in the drain pan IN HEATING MODE USE THE...

Page 13: ...y let it dry completely and put the filters back For maximum efficiency of the air conditioner clean the air filters every two weeks or more frequently if there are animals around STORAGE Turn the unit off and unplug Drain all condensate water from the water container Turn the unit to fan mode for a couple of hours to completely dry out the inside Clean the filter Wind the power cord to the hanger...

Page 14: ...wer cord into the wall outlet Re establish the main power supply Empty the water container Change timer settings Clear out the air inlet and outlet Close or move the heat source Clean the air filters Change the temperature setting Increase the fan speed Place the unit on a flat surface and or level it Modify power source Replace the exhaust hose and make sure it is as straight as possible ERROR ME...

Page 15: ...ty 38L day 65 pts Power Input Cooling 1390 W Heating 1180 W Air Flow Volume 480 CFM Power Source 115V 60Hz Rated Cooling 12 0A Current Heating 9 8A Sound Pressure Level 49 db A Weight 36 3 Kg 80 lbs Dimensions 36 5 W x56 8 D x77 4 H cm 14 4 W x22 4 D x30 5 H Refrigerant R22 CONTACT INFORMATION Contact SUNRISE TRADEX Customer Service for Replacement parts Technical support Warranty claims Customer ...

Page 16: ...nit enclosure or to other outer features caused by wear 4 The filters 5 Damage caused by repairs or modifications to the portable air conditioner made by any person not duly authorized by SUNRISE TRADEX CORP 6 Insurance and freight costs for the warranty service ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY ARE LIMITED TO A TWO YEAR 2 PERIOD COVERED BY THIS EXPRESS LIMIT...

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