For advice
on the safety and suitability of this equipment
contact your local HSS Hire Shop.
This equipment should be used by an able bodied,
competent adult
who has read and understood these
instructions. Anyone with either a temporary or permanent
disability, should seek expert advice before using it.
Never use this equipment if you are ill, feeling
tired, or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Never place anything on top of the unit and never
obstruct its air vents.
Leave a 300mm gap all round to
let air circulate.
Always switch OFF and unplug the equipment
when not in use
.
Never carry or pull the equipment by its power
supply cable or hose system.
Check the condition of the equipment before use.
If it shows signs of damage, leakage or excessive wear,
return it to your local HSS Hire Shop.
Always transport, store and operate this
equipment in an upright position. If the unit has
been laid on its side, DO NOT SWITCH IT ON,
contact your local HSS Hire Shop for advice.
The HSS Spot Cooler plugs into a standard 230V
13amp power socket.
If the equipment fails, or if its power supply cable
or plug gets damaged, return it.
Never try to repair
it yourself.
Keep flexes out of harm’s way,
and clear of moving
parts
.
Extension leads should be fully unwound and
loosely coiled, away from the equipment.
Never run
them through water, over sharp edges or where they
could trip someone.
Using electrical equipment in very damp or wet
conditions can be dangerous.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, always
use a suitable RCD
(Residual Current
-
Operated
Device) available from your local HSS Hire Shop, or power
the Spot cooler from a power circuit with a built-in RCD.
Ensure the Spot cooler and power socket are
switched OFF before plugging into the power
supply.
Never operate the unit in very cold conditions – its
ideal working temperature is above 15°C.
GETTING STARTED
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
GENERAL SAFETY
If the temperature in the room is above 35°C,
reduce the temperature by opening all
doors/windows and operating the unit’s fan
(without cooling),
to circulate the air.
When setting up or restarting, allow the unit to
stand/settle for 15 minutes before switching ON.
Do not site the unit close to any surfaces, which
may be damaged by heat, cold or moisture.
Set the unit up on a firm, level surface capable of
bearing its weight and
where motor noise will not be
a nuisance.
For additional safety, lock the castor brakes.
Fit the exhaust hose onto the top air outlet of the
unit, then extend it to the chosen discharge point.
Keep the hose run as short and straight as
possible, sloping up or down. Never operate the
unit if the hose is kinked, sagging or punctured.
If chilled air needs to be directed to a particular
area, fit the smaller diameter discharge hoses to
the front outlets, then extend to the chosen
discharge points.
If the discharge hose is kept in its compressed form it
remains self supporting.
Check the water drain tank is empty and correctly
fitted, the unit has a cut-out facility which switches
the unit OFF if the tank becomes full.
This will not
work unless the float bar is free to swing up and activate
the cut-out switch.
Finally, plug the unit into its power supply and
switch the supply ON.
Make sure the amber power supply lamp on the
control panel is illuminated, press the green fan
button to start the fan.
If chilled air is required turn the thermostatic
control dial clockwise to its maximum.
The unit is fitted with a time-delay device, which
will prevent the compressor from starting for
approximately 4 minutes.
BASIC TECHNIQUES
Lock
Unlock
Exhaust
Hose (Hot)
Discharge
Hoses (Cool)
Control
Panel
Front
Outlets
Drain
Tank
Castor
Amber
'Power' Lamp
Green Fan
ON/ OFF Button
Thermostatic
Control Dial
Red Drain Tank
Warning Lamp
Control Panel
Spot Cooler