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READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING YOUR PORTABLE AIR
CONDITIONER AND KEEP IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
Model
R-
NPPAC6KWM /
NPPAC8KWM /
NPPAC10KWM
Refubished
Portable
Air Conditioner
6000/8000/10000 BTU
User’s Manual
Page 1: ...HIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING YOUR PORTABLE AIR CONDITIONER AND KEEP IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Model R NPPAC6KWM R NPPAC8KWM R NPPAC10KWM Refubished Portable Air Conditioner 6000 8000 10000 BTU User s Manual ...
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Page 3: ...TY INSTRUCTIONS 4 SPECIFICATIONS 6 PARTS IDENTIFICATION 7 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 8 REMOTE CONTROL FOR NPPAC6KWM 13 REMOTE CONTROL FOR NPPAC8KWM NPPAC10KWM 15 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 17 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 20 TROUBLESHOOTING 21 LIMITED WARRANTY 22 ...
Page 4: ...y section of the floor away from heat sources or anywhere it could get wet 7 DO NOT operate in a wet environment such as a bathroom or laundry room 8 DO NOT stand sit or place anything on top of the unit 9 DO NOT let children operate or play on or around the air conditioner Children should be supervised around the unit at all times 10 CAUTION The power cord is equipped with a 3 prong grounding plu...
Page 5: ...the unit to ensure there is no damage If there is any damage or you suspect the unit has been damaged contact a technician or customer service for assistance 22 If water spills into the unit turn it off unplug it and contact a qualified service technician 23 DO NOT try to move the unit when the tank is full or force the castors to roll on carpet Doing so may cause the unit to tip over and spill wa...
Page 6: ...7 7 x 13 6 Weight 41 4 lbs 44 1 lbs 52 9 lbs BTU 6000 8000 10000 SACC BTU 3000 3800 5500 Voltage 115V 60Hz 115V 60Hz 115V 60Hz Watts 676 900 1110 Current 6 0A 8 5A 9 8A Refrigerant Type R410A 7 4 oz R410A 9 52 oz R410A 10 58 oz Operating Temperature Range Cool Mode 62 95 F 17 35 C Dry Mode 55 95 F 13 35 C H W D Figure 1 ...
Page 7: ...f Caster g Handle Both sides h Air Filter Behind the grille i Upper Air Intake j Drain Outlet k Air Outlet l Lower Air Intake m Bottom Tray Drain Outlet n Remote Control NOTE Exhaust hose and other installation accessories should not be discarded Figure 2 n FOR NPPAC6KWM FOR NPPAC8KWM NPPAC10KWM g h i j k l m a c d e f b Front Rear ON OFF MODE FAN SLEEP TEMP SHORT CUT TIMER ON TIMER OFF LED ...
Page 8: ...scription Quantity Unit Adaptor 1 pc Exhaust Hose 1 pc Window Slider Adaptor 1 pc Bolt 1 pc Window Slider A 1 pc Window Slider B 1 pc Foam Seal A Adhesive 2 pc Foam Seal B Adhesive 2 pc Foam Seal C Non Adhesive 1 pc Security Bracket and 2 Screws 1 set Drain Hose 1 pc Remote Controller and Battery 1 set ON OFF MODE FAN SLEEP TEMP SHORT CUT TIMER ON TIMER OFF LED FOR NPPAC6KWM FOR NPPAC8KWM NPPAC10K...
Page 9: ...haust Hose Assembly Unit Adaptor Bolt Window Slider B Window Slider A Window Slider Adaptor LOCATION Your installation location should meet the following requirements Make sure that you install your unit on a level surface to minimize noise and vibration The unit must be installed near a grounded plug and the Collection Tray Drain found on the back of the unit must be accessible The unit should be...
Page 10: ... Insert the seal between the glass and the window frame to prevent air and insects from getting into the room 4 2 Screws Security Bracket If desired install the security bracket with 2 screws as shown Type 1 Hung Window Installation 1 Foam seal B Adhesive type shorter Foam seal A Adhesive type Cut the adhesive foam seal A and B strips to the proper lengths and attach them to the window sash and fr...
Page 11: ...d frame as shown 2 Window Slider A Window Slider B if required Insert the window slider assembly into the window opening 3 Foam seal C Non adhesive type Cut the non adhesive foam seal C strip to match the window height Insert the foam seal between the glass and the window frame to prevent air and insects from getting into the room 5 Insert the window slider adaptor into the hole of the window slid...
Page 12: ...NOT overextend or bend the hose Make sure that the air outlet of the exhaust hose has a clearance of about 20 in 48cm These illustrations are for explanation only your air conditioner may be slightly different Figure 7 4 2 Screws Security Bracket If desired install the security bracket with 2 screws as shown ...
Page 13: ... when remote is on to restore set operating mode set temperature fan speed level and sleep feature if activated Hold for 2 seconds to set current set operating mode set temperature fan speed level and sleep feature if activated g Timer On Off For setting Time On or Timer Off h LED Turns LED Display on A C unit On and Off REMOTE CONTROL DISPLAY a Transmitter Indicator Lights when remote is transmit...
Page 14: ...when using TIMER ON OFF functions Temperature range 62 F 86 F 17 30 C Timer setting range 0 24 hours This display is blank when operating in FAN mode h Fan Speed Display Shows set fan speed of HIGH MEDIUM or LOW Not all models have medium speed This display is blank when set to AUTO speed ...
Page 15: ... Recessed button to reset all settings for remote f Fan Sets the Fan Speed g Timer For setting Timer On or Timer Off h Cancel Cancels Timer modes i Clock Used to set the clock j LED Turns LED Display in A C unit On and Off k Lock Recessed button to lock or unlock current settings for remote a f g h i j k b c d e REMOTE CONTROL DISPLAY a Transmitter Indicator Lights when remote is transmitting b Mo...
Page 16: ...ence and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses ...
Page 17: ...e temperature settings in 1 F or C increments in a range of 62 F 17 C to 86 F 30 C NOTE The control is capable of displaying temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius To change from F to C press and hold the Up and Down buttons at the same time for 3 seconds c LED Display Shows the set temperature while on COOL mode and room temperature when in DRY and FAN modes a d c b Error Codes E1 Room temperature ...
Page 18: ...top flashing The control will count down the time remaining until starting and or stopping NOTE The Timer feature counts down the time set for On or Off it is not based on the current time To set both an Auto On and Auto Off timers first set the Timer On or Off to the desired length of time the push the Timer button again then set the desired Timer Off or On For example if it is currently 1 30pm a...
Page 19: ...es DRAINING THE WATER There are two ways to remove water collected while the unit is running 1 Manually empty the water bucket When the water level of the bottom tray reaches a predetermined level the unit beeps 8 times and the display will show P1 The air conditioning dehumidification process will stop The fan motor will continue to run this is normal Turn off and unplug the unit carefully move i...
Page 20: ... needed DO NOT use the unit with the filters missing If used in a household with animals periodically wipe down the grills to prevent animal fur from blocking airflow CLEANING THE PORTABLE AIR CONDITIONER Clean the unit using a damp lint free cloth and mild detergent if needed and dry off with a dry lint free cloth STORAGE Drain the unit s water collection tray according to the instructions Run th...
Page 21: ...ff the unit disconnect the hose check for blockage and reconnect the hose The unit is low on Refrigerant Call customer service or service technician Temperature setting is too High Decrease the set temperature Windows or doors in room are open Make sure all windows and doors are closed The room area is too large Double check the cooling area There are heat sources inside the room Remove the heat s...
