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4d. To prevent outside air from entering the room, insert the foam top window gasket. You can cut
the foam top to match the width of the window.
5. Plug the unit into the electrical outlet as specified above in the electrical requirements. Set the
unit to Cool Mode.
How to Control Your AC
All the basics you need to know to stay cool!
1.
Power – turn the air conditioner on and o.
2.
and Buttons – use these buttons on the control panel or
remote control to increase or decrease the desired temperature,
or time using the Timer. The temperature range is: 61 -88 degrees
Fahrenheit or 16 - 31 degrees Celsius. Press for three seconds
to exit the Demand Response (DR) signal.
3. Display – By pressing the Display button on the remote, it can switch
o/on all lights and LED Display. When the timer is not in use, the
operation mode and the set temperature will be displayed. Time will
be displayed under the timer setting. It would display
when the
device is responding to a Demand Response (DR) signal.
4. Modes – Press the mode button on the control panel to cycle and
select a Mode, or select a Mode by pressing the desired button on
the remote.
• Auto Mode – The unit automatically chooses the mode of operation
(cool or fan). In this mode the temperature will be set according to
the room temperature (tested by the temperature sensor which is
incorporated in the indoor unit.).
• Cool Mode - The cooling function allows the air conditioner to cool
the room and reduce air humidity at the same time. Adjust the fan
speed and temperature to your desired comfort level. In this mode,
if Eco is not enabled, the fan may continue to run after reaching the
desired temperature.
• Eco Mode – In Eco mode, the unit will turn o once the room is cooled to the user-set
temperature. The unit will turn back on when the room temperature rises above the user-set
temperature. While in Eco mode, the fan will occasionally turn on for a few seconds in order
to take an accurate temperature reading. (Cool/Dry mode only)
• Fan Mode – Fan Mode helps to circulate air in your home, but only works when the air
conditioner is vented.
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