Thank You!
Thank you for choosing the portable air conditioner from AMCOR, a leading brand in indoor air treatment. We would like you to enjoy the many benefits this unit offers, so please read this manual carefully and take full advantage of the many advanced features that your AMCOR Air Conditioner offers you.
AMCOR has specialized in complete indoor environment control, manufacturing
In designing these advanced products, we have listened carefully to our customers and have passed their views on to our research and development laboratories.
We wish you many years of enjoyable use.
After reading this manual, please keep it in a safe place for future reference.
Energy Saving Tips
•Do not locate the air conditioner where furniture or other objects can obstruct the airflow.
•Keep doors closed so cool air does not escape.
•Keep the filters clean.
Set the unit to maximum cooling and high speed fan initially, then adjust the unit to a comfortable setting.
NOTE: Use the Temperature Control (UP/DOWN) to adjust Air Conditioner cooling to a desired level.
Maintenance
Always unplug the unit from the wall outlet before beginning the cleaning.
Cleaning the Housing
Use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the body clean.
Never use strong chemicals,
Cleaning the Filter
Use a vacuum cleaner or tap the filter lightly to remove loose dust and dirt from the filters and then rinse them thoroughly under running water (no hotter than 104° F).
Dry thoroughly before replacing.
Do not wet the activated carbon filter, remove from frame before rinsing.
IMPORTANT! Never operate the unit without the filters.
End of Season Storage
Unplug the unit.
Drain the condensed water COMPLETELY (please refer to page 10).
Clean or change the filter.
On a warm day, turn the unit to fan mode for a couple of hours so that the inside can dry out completely.
It is recommended that the unit be put back into its original carton for storage.
Do not stack heavy objects on top of the unit.
Storing The Power Cord
When the unit is not in use, please store the power cord away as shown in Figure 3.
Fig. 3
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