8. Install the Side Sealer Panels. These panels are the correct height, but need to be
trimmed to fit the width of your window. Trim the panels so that they reach from the
window frame to the side of the duct. Slide the panels in the channels you placed on the
bottom duct flange. Install the remaining Side-Sealer Channels over the top duct flange
and the Side-Sealer Panels.
INSTALL OVERFLOW AND DRAIN
1. Slide the Rubber Washer over the Drain Bushing and push through the hole in the
bottom of the cooler from the topside.
2. Secure the Drain Bushing from beneath the pan with the Lock Nut. Make sure the
Rubber Washer does not twist while tightening, which could cause it to leak.
DO NOT
OVERTIGHTEN.
3. Thread the Overflow Tube into the Drain Bushing and
HAND TIGHTEN
.
4. If leakage occurs after Reservoir is full, retighten the Overflow Pipe until leaking stops.
A small amount of silicone caulk may be used if necessary.
FLOAT VALVE INSTALLATION
1. Place the threaded portion of the Float Valve through the hole provided in the Float
Bracket (inside unit) as shown.
2. Slip the Fiber Washer over the threaded portion of the float and secure with the Ring
Nut. Be sure the Float does not turn while you are tightening the nut.
WATER LINE CONNECTION
1. Find the closest outside water faucet, and install a Water Connection Kit (not included
with cooler) as shown. If an exterior faucet is not available, locate the closest cold water
pipe and install a saddle valve assembly.
Reservoir
2. Route tubing into cooler. Place Compression Nut and Ferrule over end of tubing.
Insert the tubing into float valve and tighten Compression Nut to secure.
NOTE:
Over tightening a compression fitting will cause that fitting to leak. It is best
to secure the connections, turn on the water, and then snug the fitting until leaking
stops.
ADJUSTING WATER LEVEL AND FLOAT VALVE
1. To adjust water level, bend the float valve rod.
2. Check all water connections for leaks.
3. Make sure the Float Valve cuts off completely when the desired water level has
been reached (½” to ¾” below top of Overflow Tube). If the float does not stop
the water completely, the water level will rise and run out the Overflow Tube.
4. Double-check the Overflow Tube for leaks.
START UP
1. Plug in the electrical cord to a standard grounded receptacle. Be sure the Circuit
Breaker protecting the receptacle is of sufficient size.
Ferrule
Faucet
2. Open windows in rooms where you want cooling to be directed.
3. Turn the cooler to the High Fan position. Observe the amount of air being
delivered. Note: on cool nights (or days) or when the humidity level is high, the fan
positions may be used to for ventilation purposes.
4. Turn the cooler to the Low Fan position. This should significantly reduce the
amount of air being delivered.
5. Turn the cooler to the Pump Only position. The pump should run and not the fan.
Check to see that water is flowing from all three Water Trays.
6. Turn the cooler to the High Cool position. Check to see that all three Pads are
wetting evenly with no dry patches. The Pads may take up to 20 minutes to wet
fully. If the Pads have dry patches, you can adjust the level of each Water Tray by
screws on each end.
7. Adjust window openings to achieve desired cooling level.
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