CASE
1.Avoid direct exposure to sunlight as case color may fade.
2.Clean surface area with a damp cloth. Dry with a soft towel.
3.Vacuum grill inlets with a soft brush attachment.
NOTE: Do not use abrasive cleaning products on the case.
STORING THE UNIT FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME OR TRANSPORTING
1.Unplug the unit from the power outlet.
2.Ensure that the water bucket is empty.
3.If using continuous drainage, disconnect any external drain hose and cap the end of the internal drain tube.
4.Store and transport unit in an upright position in a cool dry place.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM | POSSIBLE CAUSE | REMEDY | |
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| Unit is unplugged | Securely plug receptacle into the | |
| power outlet | ||
Unit does not operate |
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Air exhaust is clogged | Remove obstruction from exhaust | ||
| hose | ||
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| Timer is on | Cancel the timer | |
| There is a heating source in the | Turn other heating source off or | |
| room | down | |
| Temperature setting is too high | Decrease temperature setting | |
| Air filter is dirty | Clean or replace the air filter | |
| Air exhaust is not installed | Check the exhaust duct to make | |
| sure that the hot exhaust air is | ||
| correctly | ||
Unit does not cool room | being vented out of the room | ||
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Room is too big or too much | This unit provides spot cooling or | ||
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| cooling for a room no larger than | ||
| ambient sunlight is reaching in | 450 square feet with standard | |
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| ceiling height | |
| There is frost on the evaporator | The unit will defrost | |
| automatically and return to | ||
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| operation afterwards | |
In dehumidifying mode, no cool | There is frost on the evaporator | The unit will defrost | |
air coming out | automatically and will return to | ||
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| operation afterwards | |
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Noise or vibration | Surface is not level | Place unit on a level surface and | |
away from obstructions | |||
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Water is leaking from unit | Surface is not level | Place unit on a level surface | |
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