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Malfunction Codes

If you experience any of the below malfunction codes, remove the unit from power
for a few minutes. Plug the unit back in to determine if the malfunction code is still
present.

Chassis is full of water

Refrigerant lacking protection

Ambient temperature sensor
malfunction

Evaporator temperature
sensor malfunction

Exhaust hose temperature
sensor

Compressor overload
protection

Chassis is full of water, pour
it out and see if symptoms
persist

Compressor stops operation
but the fan continues to
operate

Compressor stops operation
but the fan continues to
operate

Compressor stops operation
but the fan continues to
operate

Compressor stops operation
but the fan continues to
operate

Compressor stops operation
but the fan continues to
operate

H8

F0

F1

F2

F4

H3

Malfunction

Code on Unit

Malfunction Name

Symptoms

If you notice or experience any of the following conditions, please turn off the air
conditioner, disconnect from power, discontinue use, and contact support immediately.

● The power cord is overheating or otherwise damaged
● Abnormal sound during operation
● A strange odor is emitted from the unit
● Excessive water leakage the unit

Do not attempt to repair or retrofit the air conditioner by yourself. All repairs must

be performed by qualified individuals.

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Summary of Contents for GPC05AK-A3NNA1C

Page 1: ...User Manual Portable Air Conditioner Before using your TOSOT Portable Air Conditioner please read this user manual in its entirety MODEL NUMBERS 5 000 BTU GPC05AK A3NNA1C 6 000 BTU GPC06AK A3NNA1C ...

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Page 3: ...l in certain areas Standing the unit upright for 3 4 hours allows the refrigerant to move freely within the coils 3 Some parts with sharp edges may cause injury so gloves are highly recommended for unpacking and installing 4 Run the unit continuously for 24 hours after letting the unit stand upright for 3 4 hours This allows the unit to work out any kinks that may have resulted during shipping fro...

Page 4: ...d Parts List Removing Collected Water Installing the Power Cord Hooks Installing in Double Hung Sash Windows Installing in Sliding Sash Windows Installing Exhaust Hose Cleaning and Maintenance Cleaning the outer case Cleaning the exhaust hose Cleaning the filter Maintenance Checklists Troubleshooting Malfunction Codes Warranty Customer Support 01 01 02 04 05 05 07 09 10 10 10 11 11 13 14 17 21 22 ...

Page 5: ...ss under the direct supervision of a person responsible for their safety Please keep plastic bags and sheets out of the reach of children as they might be mistakenly used for play Packaging materials can become airtight chambers and may pose a risk of suffocation if not disposed of properly When installing or moving the appliance be careful not to pinch crush or damage the power cord Never attempt...

Page 6: ... way into the wall outlet so that it will not loose Always grip the plug firmly and pull straight out from the outlet when taking it out Never unplug the appliance by pulling on the power cord Never use the appliance if the outlet is damaged or loose This product should be plugged directly into a power outlet Power outlets should be properly rated protected and sized in order to avoid electrical o...

Page 7: ...y a trained service technician Always finish the test of LCDI plug before use Follow 4 steps on the LCDI plug case if the TEST button does not cause the circuit breaker trip or the RESET button will not stay engaged unplug the air conditioner immediately and contact Customer Support 1 Plug in the air conditioner 2 The power supply cord will have two buttons on the plug head If you press the TEST b...

Page 8: ...ence Please refer to the actual product for the appearance 6 1 8 7 6 9 10 5 1 2 3 4 Remote controller Control Panel Vertical Airflow Louver Horizontal Airflow Louver Caster Wheels Air Intake Air Outlet Adapter Exhaust Hose Window Slide Adapter Power Cord Power Cord Hooks ...

Page 9: ...can operate the air conditioner by using the control panel or remote The air conditioner will emit a beep after pressing each button on the control panel The dual 8 nixie tube on the control panel will display the set temperature when incooling mode but won t display anything in other modes The dual 8 nixie tube won t display anything while the air conditioner is powered off Sleep Button Timer But...

Page 10: ...on Pressing this button will cycle the fan speed through one of 4 fan modes as shown below Sleep Button Press this button to enter the sleep operation mode Sleep mode is not available for Fan mode and Dry mode When in sleep mode the AC temperature will automatically increase by 2 F for the first hour and 4 F for the second hour and then will keep running with this temperature Timer Button When the...

Page 11: ...the remote control is 25 feet with no obstacles or interference from other devices such as wireless phones or fluorescent lamps The air conditioner will emit a beep sound if the signal from the remote has been received successfully ON OFF button MODE button button FAN button X FAN button SLEEP button TIMER button On Off Signal Sending X Fan Sleep Mode Child Lock Mode Speed Setting Time Setting Tem...

Page 12: ...ing the button for 2 seconds will cause the temperature to change rapidly Release the button once your desired temperature is reached After pressing the Timer button each press of the button will increase decrease the time by 0 5 hours Holding the button for 2 seconds will cause the timer to change rapidly Release the button once your desired time setting has been reached Fan Button Press this but...

Page 13: ...s displays Sleep Button Press this button to enter the sleep operation mode While in sleep mode you can only use the Cool modes When in sleep mode the AC temperature will automatically increase by 2 F for first hour and 4 F for second hour and then will keep running with this temperature Timer Button Press this button to activate the timer button Use the buttons to adjust the length of the timer b...

Page 14: ...w 2 Replace with two new AAA 1 5V batteries not included of the same make and model Make sure the polarities are aligned correctly 3 Reinstall the battery cover box reinstall remove battery cover of battery box The following tools will be needed before starting installation Phillips head screwdriver tape measure flat head screwdriver scissors saw pencil ...

Page 15: ...k screw window fastener protective grille drainage pipe pipe hoop rubber plug pipe clip bolt nut washer spring washer rain shield There are 2 ways to remove collected water from the air conditioner The drainage hose needs to be installed first following the step below Installing the drainage pipe 1 Remove the rubber plug from the drainage port drainage port ...

Page 16: ...ter 1 Move the unit to a suitable place for discharging water Make sure to keep the unit horizontal and not tilt the unit so water does not spill 2 Remove the drainage pipe from the drainage clip then remove the rubber plug on the pipe to drain the water 3 After discharging the water put the rubber plug back into the drainage pipe and reattach to the drainage clip 4 After draining the unit will re...

Page 17: ...er is located on a flat level surface and that the drain hose is directed downwards and clear of any obstructions Placing the air conditioner on an uneven surface may result in the chassis filling with water until the H8 malfunction code is displayed If this occurs empty the water in the chassis then recheck the air conditioner location and hose connection direction of wire hook is upward directio...

Page 18: ...of the window panel the same width as your window 1 Assemble the rear clip by snapping the Joint B and Joint C together clasp rear connector lower rear connector upper 2 Snap the attached Joints B C into place on the inner side of the window panel window panel joint B C inner side 3 Attach the protective grill on the outer side of the window panel to Joint B C with included screws screws protectiv...

Page 19: ...pring washer screws washer rain shield 5 Cut Sponge B to the width of your window and attach it to the bottom of the window sill sponge B adhesive 6 Place the assembled window panel on the window sill and adjust until it fully covers the width of your window then screw the window panel into place on the window sill Adjustment panel Window panel assemble adjustment panel Screws 20 5 37 4 ...

Page 20: ...ssemble Window panel 20 5 Window stool Note if the width of your window is greater than 56 7 inches attach the extension panel to the adjustment panel to make the width of the window panel the same width as your window Screws Extension panel adjustment panel Window panel assemble 7 Cut Sponge B to the width of your window and attach to the top of the assembled window panel sponge B adhesive type 8...

Page 21: ...er window 10 To prevent the window from sliding vertically fix the inner window in place by using the window bracket and screw The placement of the bracket will differ depending on whether you have a plastic or wooden window window sash plastic window wooden window window bracket clasp rear connector lower rear connector upper 1 Assemble the rear clip by snapping the Joint B and Joint C together ...

Page 22: ... the window panel to Joint B C with included screws screws protective grille 4 Attach the rain shield and rain shield support to the outside of the window panel by using the included nut spring washer washer and bolts Nut Screws Washer Spring washer Rain Shield 5 Cut Sponge B to the width of your window and attach it to the bottom of the window sill sponge B adhesive ...

Page 23: ...er than 20 5 inches please remove the adjusting panel from the window panel and then cut the window panel to make the height of the window panel the same height as your window Window panel 20 5 Cut adjustment panel Window panel assemble Note if the height of your window is greater than 56 7 inches attach the extension panel to the adjustment panel to make the height of the window panel the same he...

Page 24: ...e by using the window bracket and screw The placement of the bracket will differ depending on whether you have a plastic or wooden window 8 Close the window sash tightly against the assembled window panel sponge B adhesive 7 Cut Sponge B to the height of your window and attach to the assembled window panel outer window sponge A inner window window sash plastic window wooden window window bracket ...

Page 25: ...ckwise Join A 2 Rotate the open end of the exhaust hose clockwise into Joint B C on the assembled window panel Join A clockwise Heat discharge pipe 3 Insert Joint A from the exhaust hose into the groove on the rear of the air conditioner until it snaps into place groove clasp the side with TOP is upwards ...

Page 26: ...low correct under 51 inches about 24 inches wrong Cleaning and Maintenance Cleaning the outer case Wipe with a soft cloth soaked in warm water and a mild detergent if needed To avoid electric shock turn off the air conditioner and disconnect from power before cleaning Do not wash or douse the air conditioner with water NEVER use abrasive or flammable solvents to clean the heater ...

Page 27: ...rom the air conditioner You may need to move the filter around to loosen 1 2 2 Clean the filter After removing use the dust attachment of your vacuum or warm water mixed with a mild detergent 3 Reinstall the filter After the filter has dried completely reinstall back into the air conditioner Notes Clean the filter at least every three months Do not touch the metal fins in the air conditioner after...

Page 28: ... power outlet Clean air filter and exterior case Drain any accumulated water from the air conditioner Wrap the air conditioner in plastic to prevent the accumulation of dust Long Term Storage Checklist Disconnect unit from the power outlet Clean air filter and exterior case Wrap and or cover the unit to prevent the accumulation of dust within the unit Do not attempt to dry the filter with a hairdr...

Page 29: ...d the AC will resume operation Temp cannot be adjusted in auto mode Temp set range is 61 86 F Remove the source of the odor and clean the filter The flowing water sound is the refrigerant inside the air conditioner which is completely normal Changing temperature can cause the panel to shrink or expand causing friction No air is blowing from the air conditioner Set temperature cannot be adjusted Ai...

Page 30: ... operation but the fan continues to operate Compressor stops operation but the fan continues to operate Compressor stops operation but the fan continues to operate Compressor stops operation but the fan continues to operate H8 F0 F1 F2 F4 H3 Malfunction Code on Unit Malfunction Name Symptoms If you notice or experience any of the following conditions please turn off the air conditioner disconnect ...

Page 31: ...erial defects Please visit https tosotdirect com warranty for more terms policy 2 Additional 6 Month warranty extension You can get a 6 month warranty extension by registering your new product at www tosotdirect com extend and answering a short questionnaire Customer Support Questions We are here to help support tosotdirect com 1 844 888 6768 www tosotdirect com Share your experience tosotdirect ...

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