TriStar AC-5500B, User Manual

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Mounting the exhaust accessories.
The air conditioning system cools the air in the room where unit is placed. The absorbed heat
of the conditioned air, should be removed to outside the room where the unit is placed.
During cooling of hot air condenswater will be created. Much of the condensation will be
transported with the warm air to outside. At high humidity not all the condense will be
transported with the warm air to the outside, the water tank must regularly be emptied.
In the chapter "Condensate Drain" is this defined step by step.
There are several ways to transport warm air out of the room:
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Attach the hose (No. 13) in the warm air outlet (No. 10) of the device. Hang the hose
out the window or a door. The cooling capacity will not be optimal because of warm
outside air will flow into the to cool area.
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Drill a hole of 135 mm. diameter in the outer wall and enter the tubing through the
hole. The cool capacity is now optimal. Place the wall cover (No. 14) on the outside
of the wall. When the appliance is out of use, the cover (No. 15) can be placed on
the hole.
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Place the window spacer in the open section of the window. Insert the hose (No. 13) into
the connection for the hose (No. 12). The cool capacity is optimal. Provide a maximum
distance of 36 cm. the device to the windows or exterior wall.
Make sure that the hose (No. 13) is not
kinked or that the air flow is obstructed.
Never extend the hose (No. 13).
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Drainage
During cooling of hot air, condensation can be created. Much of the condensation will be
transported with the warm air outside. At high humidity not all the condense will be transported
with the warm air to the outside, the water tank must regularly be emptied.
If the condensation tank is full, the water full indicator light on the control panel (No. 2) will light
and a sound goes off, the machine stops automatically. The condensate tank has a maximum
capacity of 1.7 liter.
Turn the knob condensate drain (No. 12) off the spout. Place a container under the spout and
pull the rubber plug from the spout. The water flows out, when the bowl is full, insert the plug,
empty the sump and drain the rest of the water.
If the condensation must be removed continuously, place the condensation drain hose (No. 16)
on the spout. Do remove the rubber plug. The condensate drain hose can be extended with
another hose (not supplied). It can be connected to a drain or be led outside. Make sure this
hose does not go up.