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Summary of Contents for GPC08AO-A3NNA1A

Page 1: ...User Manual Portable Air Conditioner Before using your TOSOT Portable Air Conditioner please read this user manual in its entirety MODEL NUMBERS GPC08AO A3NNA1A GPC09AO A3NNA1A ...

Page 2: ...ol 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 fr...

Page 3: ...ination Buttons Replacing the Batteries Installation Tools Required Parts List Installing Your AC Installing the Exhaust Hose Removing Collected Water Installing the Power Cord Hooks Cleaning and Maintenance Maintenance Checklists Troubleshooting Malfunction Codes Warranty Customer Support 01 01 02 05 06 06 08 10 10 11 11 11 12 18 19 22 23 24 25 27 28 ...

Page 4: ...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 5: ... 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 overload Do not cut or remove the third ground prong from the power cord Always unplug the unit from the outlet before cleaning or maintenance operations Your air c...

Page 6: ...upply cord will have two buttons on the plug head If you press the TEST button you should notice a clicking noise as the RESET button pops out 3 Press the RESET button again and you will notice a clicking noise as the button engages 4 The power supply cord is now supplying electricity to the unit Do not use the LCDI plug to turn the unit on or off Always make sure the RESET button is pushed in for...

Page 7: ... noise and vibration Avoid direct sunlight exposure Note The following locations or conditions may cause malfunction or damage to your air conditioner Avoid running the air conditioner under the following conditions Near strong heat sources vapors flammable or explosive gas or volatile objects spread in the air Around any high frequency devices such as welding machines or medical equipment Any pla...

Page 8: ...ontrol Control Panel Airflow Louver Handles Filter Air Inlet Continuous Drainage Port Power Cord Power Cord Hooks Manual Drainage Port Wheels 5 6 7 8 10 9 FAN ON OFF MODE SLEEP SWING TIMER T ON T OFF SWING AUTO COOL DRY FAN HEAT SLEEP LOCK SPEED AUTO H OPER ...

Page 9: ...06 Operation Control Panel 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 Fan Button Swing Button Button Timer Button Mode Button On Off Button ...

Page 10: ...adjust the length of time before powering on Press the timer button to cancel timer mode shut the timer indicator light off Mode Button Pressing this button will cycle through the following modes as shown below Button Pressing this button will allow you to change the temperature setting It will take 3 seconds for the temperature settings to be confirmed by the machine After pressing the timer butt...

Page 11: ...y ON OFF button MODE button button FAN button SWING button SLEEP button TIMER button ON OFF Button Press to power the air conditioner ON or OFF Mode Button Press this button to cycle through the following modes A corresponding logo indicator on the left side of the remote will be shown a Cool mode standard cooling mode The set temperature and fan speed can both be adjusted b Dry mode the unit will...

Page 12: ...king you must press the Timer button again to confirm the timer setting If you have confirmed a time setting you can press this button again to cancel the timer mode 09 Button Pressing the or button will increase decrease the set temperature by 1 F Holding the button for 2 seconds will cause the temperature to change rapidly Release the button once your desired temperature is reached After pressin...

Page 13: ...ill display a LOCK symbol and will not send any signal to the air conditioner Change Between F and C With the remote powered off press the Mode and buttons simultaneously to switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius displays Replacing the Batteries 1 Press the back side of the remote control battery cover and slide out following the engraved arrow 2 Replace with two new AAA 1 5V batteries not included...

Page 14: ...ssors Saw Pencil Exhaust Hose Joint Rear Clip Insect Guard Screw x 4pcs Mounting Plate x 2pcs Accessory kit for window installation Window panel Extension panel Exhaust cover Adjustment panel Fixed Clip x 2pcs Bracket Foam Seal A non adhesive Foam Seal B adhesive type Rain Guard x 2pcs ...

Page 15: ...tion as each specific window will be different 1 Cut the Foam seal B adhesive type to the proper length and attach it to your horizontal or vertical sliding window Drain connector Drain Hose Accessory kit for installing the drain hose Remote Control Power Cord Hook x2pcs Others Foam seal B adhesive type Foam seal B adhesive type FAN ON OFF MODE SLEEP X FAN TIMER T ON T OFF X F SLEEP AN DR COOL Y L...

Page 16: ...Install the rain guard over the insect guard to prevent rainwater from leaking into the exhaust hose a Insert the three projections on each rain guard into the holes in the insect guard Side A should be at the top as indicated in the diagram below Hole Projection Insect guard net Rain guard A Hole Projec tion Insect guard net Rain guard A Double hung sash window Sliding sash window ...

Page 17: ...ections fit into the holes of the window panel Make sure that Side A is on the top Double hung sash window Sliding sash window Projection A Window panel Window panel Projection A 4 Slide the Exhaust Cover into the grooves of the Window Panel Insert the first groove ...

Page 18: ...window size You may not need to use all three panels To begin please refer to the guide below If your window is less than 28 inches long you only need the window panel You may need to saw off part of the window panel if your window is smaller than the window panel length If your window is 28 to 46 inches long you will need the window and adjustment panel You will not need the extension panel If yo...

Page 19: ...d clip until there is no gap between the two panels d Screw the mounting plate into the fixed clip to secure the panels together once it is at the length of your window mounting plate ﬁxed clip e If needed follow the above steps to connect the other side of the adjustment panel to the extension panel The total length of the panels will reach 62 inches If your window is longer than 62 inches you wi...

Page 20: ...urely against the Window panel 7 Stuff Foam Seal A non adhesive between the glass and the window to prevent air and insects from getting into the room 8 Optional Attach a bracket to the window frame with a screw to prevent any gaps from opening up Foam Seal A Bracket Bracket ...

Page 21: ...g cool air If you don t connect the exhaust hose your unit will exhaust this hot air into the room you are trying to cool That won t work very well 1 Twist the Joint and Rear Clip clockwise onto the exhaust hose Clockwise Rear clip Exhaust hose 2 Rotate the Joint with counter clockwise into the groove on the back of the unit and extend the exhaust hose 3 Attach the Rear clip to the window panel Jo...

Page 22: ...alfunction code to remind you to drain the water For manual drainage you will need to 1 Move the unit to a suitable place for discharging water Please keep the unit horizontal so water does not spill 2 Remove the rubber plug from the drainage port and the collected water will drain Tips In order to improve the cooling efficiency of your air conditioner the exhaust hose should be as short and direc...

Page 23: ...r can be drained into a floor drain by attaching a drain hose included to the continuous drain port 1 Remove the continuous drain cap by turning it counter clockwise then remove the rubber plug from the spout Bottom drainage port ...

Page 24: ...t the air conditioner 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 manually empty the water in the chassis then recheck the air conditioner location and hose connection ...

Page 25: ...ing the Power Cord Hooks Attach the two power cord hooks on the back of the unit using the included screws and wrap the power cord around the power cord hooks when not in use power cord hooks Insert the cord here ...

Page 26: ...e detergent clean the appliance and do not splash water or other liquid onto it otherwise it may damage the plastic components even causing electric shock Cleaning outer case If there s dust on the surface of the outer case please use a soft cloth to wipe it You might need to use mild detergent to do the cleaning Cleaning the filter 1 Remove the filter Press the clasp at the back of the unit and t...

Page 27: ...sing Offseason checklist 1 Make sure there s no accumulated water in the chassis For detailed instruction please refer to the Removing Collected Water part on page 19 2 The exhaust hose is disassembled 3 Pull out the plug and wrap the power cord 4 Clean the outer case and filter then pack it well to prevent dust Preseason checklist 1 Check whether air inlets and air outlets are blocked 2 Check whe...

Page 28: ...Wait for 3min and then turn on the unit again For a detailed explanation please refer to the answers below the diagram Reinsert the plug Wait after power recovery Wait after voltage is resumed Clean the air filter Adjust the temperature Close door and window Please pull out the plug Insert the plug after about 3min and then turn on the unit The receiving range of remote control is 25 feet Do not e...

Page 29: ...pressor starts again D If the ambient room temperature is lower than the set temperature on your control panel the compressor will power off for 3 minutes and restart once the ambient room temperature rises above the set temperature again Is the unit in auto mode Your desired temperature exceeds the AC range Check if the source of the odor is somewhere in the room Has the unit just been turned on ...

Page 30: ...nt leakage Ambient temperature sensor malfunction Evaporator temperature sensor malfunction Exhaust hose temperature sensor malfunction Overload malfunction F0 F1 F2 F4 H3 E8 H8 Error code Trouble shooting Possible causes Please contact the manufacture for help 1 Check if the unit is under a high temperature and high humidity environment restart the unit after the ambient temperature drops to 95 F...

Page 31: ...covers manufacturing and material defects Please visit https tosotdirect com warranty for more details 2 Additional 6 Month warranty extension You can get a 6 month warranty extension by registering your new product at www tosotdirect com extend Customer Support Questions We are here to help support tosotdirect com www tosotdirect com Share your experience tosotdirect ...

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