EdgeStar AP10002BL owner manual Draining the Unit, Direct drainage

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Attach the drain hose clamp to the

 

back panel of the air conditioner

near the drain port with the screw.

Attach one end of the drain hose

3 to the drain port with the clip provided.

Insert the rubber plug into the

4 other end of the drain hose and secure clip provided.

Draining the Unit

When the portable air conditioner is in cooling mode, or dehumidify mode, it will remove moisture from the air. The condensed water from the air will be collected in an internal reservoir and will be evaporated and exhausted out of the exhaust hose. However, in very humid conditions, the internal reservoir may fill completely. This causes the air conditioner to turn off to avoid overflowing the internal reservoir. When water tank is full a buzzer will sound eight times and on the LED window will display error code “H8”.

Direct drainage

1.Remove the rubber drain plug from the drain port.

2.Connect a drain hose to the drain port.

The portable air conditioner will now drain through the drain hose. Please note that this unit has no drain pump; all water will drain with gravity only, i.e., only “downhill.”

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Contents AP10002BL Important Safety Information Electrical SafetyGeneral Safety Table of Contents Introduction For Your RecordsParts Identification Parts KeyPreparations for installing the window kit Parts IncludedWindow Kit Installation Instructions Attach the window panel to Installation of the Exhaust Hose Page Installation of the Drain Hose Draining the Unit Direct drainageInstalling the Filter Operating Instructions Control Panel OverviewDirectional Louvers Remote Control Overview Button FunctionInstalling the batteries Cooling ModeFan Only Mode Energy Saving Guide SleepMaintenance Cleaning the unitCleaning the pre-filter Preparation for Storage Troubleshooting Issue Possible Cause SolutionIssue Possible Cause Solution Issue Possible Cause Solution Specifications EdgeStar Limited Warranty One 1 Year Parts & Ninety 90 Days Labor