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Summary of Contents for MA-9000AH

Page 1: ...MA 9OOOAH Portable Air Conditioner Cooling Heating Dehumidifying Fan Please read Owner s Manual carefully before operating the unit ...

Page 2: ...RTS 4 ASSEMBLY REQUIREMENTS 6 CONTROL PANEL AND LCD DISPLAY 7 CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS 8 OPERATION USING CONTROL PANEL 9 OPERATION USING REMOTE CONTROLLER 11 CONDENSATE WATER DRAINAGE 14 MAINTENANCE 16 TROUBLESHOOTING 17 TECHNICALSPEClFICATIONS 18 DISCLAIMER 18 CONTACT INFORMATION 18 WARRANTY 19 ...

Page 3: ...pace around all side of the unit Do not obstruct air inlet or outlet grilles All in home wiring must comply with local and national codes and be installed by a qualified technician The power supply must be properly grounded All wiring problems should be resolved by a qualified technician BEFORE installation and use of this air conditioner 4 Always inspect the power cord and plug for signs of damag...

Page 4: ...t Duct 1 Window Kit 2 Sliding Panels 1 Window Kit Adapter 1 Remote Controller 2 AAA Batteries 1 User Manual IDENTIFYING THE PARTS Front View Control Panel Up down Air Swinging Air Outlet Left right Swinging Handle Water Tank Caster Cable power Cord and Plug ...

Page 5: ...Rea r View Hot Air Outlet Grill Lower Air Inlet Grill ItI fJtIIIJ i Upper Air Inlet Grill Filter Exhaust Duct E h_ust Duct Window Kit Window Kit ...

Page 6: ...t connector completely over the Hot Air Outlet Grill on the rear of the unit Plastic grooves are located on the hot air outlet help to guide the exhaust connector into place Window Kit Mounting Connect the window kit adapter to the external end of the exhaust duct The exhaust duct is now ready to be attached to the window kit See page 7 for window kit installation Wall Mounting Mount the external ...

Page 7: ... window kit to the same length of the window use both panels if necessary The window kit has a maximum length 50 5 inches C Place the window kit between the window and the window frame as shown in the picture to the right Close the window onto the window kit to form a tight seal d Attach the exhaust duct window kit adapte to the window kit Tabs located on the adapter will lock into place securing ...

Page 8: ...on Control Panel Functions Power On Off Control Starts or stops the unit Temperature Settin_ Control Select the desired temperature setting by pressing either the it_ or _ key It is recommended to set the temperature before selecting the Mode Control Mode Control Select the functions of the unit for a Air Conditioning Mode COOL b Dehumidifying Mode DRY c Heating Mode HEAT Fan Speed Control Select ...

Page 9: ...et is not properly secured the red Water Full light located on the front panel will blink and the unit will not begin cooling b Be sure the exhaust duct properly installed Refer to page 6 for exhaust duct installation c Plug the Power Cord to the power outlet d Turn on the unit by pressing the On Off Button on the control panel e Press the Mode Button until COOL appears on the LCD display Press th...

Page 10: ...d the efficiency of the unit in removing the moisture from the room 3 Fan Operation a Plug the Power Cord to the power outlet b Turn on the unit by pressing the On Off Button on the control panel c Press the Mode Button until COOL appears on the LCD display d Press the Temperature Button the current room temperature will appear on the LCD screen or _ to set the temperature HIGHER than After two se...

Page 11: ..._u o matio_R_y start or sto th_ an_ Press HOUR butto _ _ select the _mber of desired ho_rs Bour _nd MinuSe Buttons Sets the current tim_ and number of hours for _u_o sta_ and stop Swing Bu_on P_es_ _NSbu_or_ acHvates or deactivates the oscillating ouvers 1 1 To Set the Clock Open the back cover of the remote controller and insert two AAA batteries When batteries 11 ...

Page 12: ...properly secured the red Water Full light located on the front panel will blink and the unit will not begin cooling Be sure the exhaust duct properly installed Refer to page 6 for exhaust duct installation c Plug the Power Cord to the power outlet d Press the ON OFF key to turn on the unit e Press the Mode key until the LCD displays COOL f Press either _ of _ key of the Temperature keyuntil the LC...

Page 13: ...erly secured the red Water Full light located on the front panel will blink and the unit will not begin dehumidifying b If attached remove the exhaust duct from the back of the air conditioner c Plug the Power Cord to the power outlet d Press the ON OFF key to turn on the unit e Press Mode key until DRY appears on the LCD display Fan Operation a Press the ON OFF key to turn on the unit b Press the...

Page 14: ...nt of the unit will flash The compressor will stop but the Fan will continue to run at the set speed To empty the water bucket a Turn the unit off b Remove water bucket slowly and discard the water inside the bucket c Place the bucket back to its original position d Turn the unit on The drain bucket may be emptied before it is full First turn off the unit then wait 3 minutes before removing the wa...

Page 15: ... to a hose Use a clamp or adapter not provided if necessary Place the other end of the hose into either an external water bucket a floor drain or the intake side of a condensate water pump NOTE When using the continuous drainage method the unit will NOT shut off automatically when an external water bucket is full Spill water can cause substantial damages to carpet floors furniture and other valuab...

Page 16: ...the attachment hooks located on the inside surface of the cover g Place the bottom of the filter cover into the holes in the unit case Push the cover back into its original position 4_ 2 Y hg i fll y_ 0 2 Case a Avoid direct exposure to sunlight as case color may fade b Clean surface area with a damp cloth Dry with a soft towel c Do not use abrasive cleaning products 3 Storing the Unit for an Exte...

Page 17: ...t level Drainage plug is loose REMEDY Securely plug receptacle into the power outlet Empty water bucket Completely insert water bucket Remove obstruction from exhaust hose Cancel the timer Turn down or off the other heating source Lower temperature setting Clean or replace the air filter Check the exhaust duct to make sure that the hot exhaust air is being vented out of the room This unit provides...

Page 18: ... 86 F WB 78 F Noise level is measured at the point where is 3 28 ft away from the front of the unit in cooling mode Power consumption is measured when fan runs at the highest speed Specifications above are for reference only Please see the actual data printed on the nameplate DISCLAIMER ALL INFORMATION AND THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS PRESENTED IN THL_ USER S MANUAL ARE THE PRESENTATION OF THE MAN...

Page 19: ...ion of a consumer not caused by a defect in material or workmanship 2 Damage caused by consumer misuse tampering or failure to follow the care and special handling provisions in the instructions 3 Damage to the finish of the case or other appearance parts caused by wear 4 Filter 5 Damage caused by repairs or alterations of the air conditioner by anyone other than authorized by Soleus International...

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