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4. OPERATION GUIDE

4.3. REMOTE CONTROL BUTTON FUNCTIONS

SYMBOL

BUTTON

DESCRIPTION

1

Power

Turns the air conditioner on or off.

2

Fan Speed

Selects a fan speed setting in the following order : AutoLowMedium and High.

3

Sleep

Activates or deactivates Sleep mode. This function is available only in CoolingDrying 

and Energy Saving mode to maintain the most comfortable temperature.

4

“I Feel”

Activates or deactivates the “I Feel” function. When switched on, the remote control 

will serve as the ambient temperature sensor instead of the window unit in order to 

offer better comfort in the area of the user. If power is lost, this function will need to 

be reactivated.

5

Mode

Selects an operation mode from the following options : AutoCoolingEnergy Saving

Drying or Ventilation. See table below for mode description.

6

Swing

Activates or deactivates the automated flap oscillation.

7

Timer

Allows the setting of a switch-on or switch-off timer. Pressing this button twice will 

cancel any set timer.

8

WiFi

Activates or deactivates WiFi control.

9

Increase / 

Decrease

While operating under Cooling,  Drying or Energy Saving modes, increases or de-

creases the set temperature by 1º with each press. Hold the two buttons simultane-

ously for 2 seconds to quickly adjust the temperature on the remote control.

While setting a timer, increases or decreases the time value.

SYMBOL

MODE

DESCRIPTION

1

Auto

Monitors the room’s ambient temperature and humidity level, and automatically ad-

justs to provide comfortable room temperature.

2

Cool

Cools the room to the desired temperature as well as remove moisture from the air.

3

Dry

Reduces humidity in the air by automatically. Fan speed cannot be adjusted in this 

mode.

4

Fan

Operates in ventilation only.

5

Energy Saver Adjusts its own operation to achieve energy-saving performance.

NOTICE : 
▪  

The  distance  between  the  remote  control 

and the window unit must not exceed 8 me-

ters (26 ft), and there must be no obstacles 

in between.

▪  

If you do not use the remote control for an 

extended period of time, please remove the 

batteries.

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Summary of Contents for GJC08BS-A6NRNJ1B

Page 1: ...ndow Air Conditioner IMPORTANT Please read this manual carefully before running this unit and save it for future reference Copyright Gree Canada 2021 042021 GJC08BS A6NRNJ1B WIFI GJC10BR A6NRNJ1C WIFI...

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Page 3: ...e this manual should be read carefully before using the appliance After reading store in a safe place Please refer to the manual for questions on use or in the event that any irregularities occur FORE...

Page 4: ...of electric shock If you have a 2 prong outlet it is your responsibility to replace it with a properly grounded 3 prong wall outlet Do not use an outlet if it is loose or damaged It may cause electric...

Page 5: ...it is loose or damaged Doing so may cause electric shock Never use an extension cord surge protector or power strip adapter with this unit Operation of Current Device The power supply cord contains a...

Page 6: ...unting rail 6 Top mounting rail 9 Front panel The top mounting rail is not attached on some models INCLUDED ACCESSORIES Flexible screen panel 2 Top mounting rail Foam seal A 2 adhesive Foam seal B non...

Page 7: ...the following locations may be dangerous and may cause malfunctions Areas with strong heat sources vapours flammable or explosive gases sulphate gases or volatile objects are released into the air In...

Page 8: ...sed to the back of the unit and will not affect others The window must be able to support the weight of the unit Choose a window where the noise and exhaustion air pro duced by the unit will not affec...

Page 9: ...top mount ing rail then press it onto the mounting rail to seal completely 1 FIGURE 5 Top mounting rail Foam seal C Peel off the protective film Use the type A screws provided to fix the top mounting...

Page 10: ...d bottom mounting rails Note Ensure that the screen panels marked LEFT and RIGHT are attached on their respective sides of the unit 4 NOTICE The top rail and side pan els are each offset to provide an...

Page 11: ...ndow frame Using the type B screws provided fix the side panels and top mounting rail securely to the window sash Place the supplied locking brackets between the bottom of the screen panels and the wi...

Page 12: ...l B 10 Once the installation is complete measure the width between the air conditioner s outer casing and the window frame as seen in Figure 17 FIGURE 17 Width Width 12 Remove the adhesive on the back...

Page 13: ...mperature and thermostat setting Evaporative Dehumidifier Drying Mode Reduces and evaporates unwanted moisture without additional cooling Sleep Mode Automatically increases the setpoint temperature by...

Page 14: ...onditioner is operating in Energy Saving mode 5 Filter Check Indicates that the air conditioner s dust filter need cleaning 6 Dry Mode Indicates that the air conditioner is operating in Drying mode 7...

Page 15: ...timer Pressing this button twice will cancel any set timer 8 WiFi Activates or deactivates WiFi control 9 Increase Decrease While operating under Cooling Drying or Energy Saving modes increases or de...

Page 16: ...only Please refer to the actual product for the appearance Vertical flaps Horizontal Airflow Adjustment Adjust the vertical flaps to the left or right to direct the airflow according to your preferen...

Page 17: ...the air conditioner To prevent injury if the dust filter needs to be removed avoid touching the metal parts of the unit NOTICE After 250 hours of operation the Filter Check indicator will turn on 1 Ch...

Page 18: ...Replace the battery compartment cover Battery compartment cover OPEN CLOSE AAA batteries 2 Back of the remote control FIGURE 23 Post season Storage 1 Set the temperature at 30 C 86 F and let the unit...

Page 19: ...r these sounds as the refrigerant passes through the evaporator Droplet Sounds When water hit the condenser during normal operation they can cause droplet noise WARNING If the situations below are obs...

Page 20: ...emperature is below 16 C 60 F The louvers are not adjusted properly Check and adjust the louvers to direct the airflow There is direct sunlight in the room Pull the curtain or close the blinds to prev...

Page 21: ...te control must be kept within 8 meters 26ft for the transmission signal to reach the unit The set temperature cannot be adjusted The unit is operating in Auto mode The temperature cannot be adjusted...

Page 22: ...de by any person not duly authorized by Gree Canada Insurance and freight costs for the warranty service ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY ARE LIMITED TO A ONE 1...

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