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PROBLEM
PossIBLE cAusE AND
w.m~~
q
AIRCONDITIONER
~Not
pluggedin. Plugreflyhavebeenbumpedloosebyvacuumcleane~orfurniture.
DOES NOT OPEMTE
@
Ifpluggedin, fise could haveblown orc;rcuitbreakermayhavebeen tripped.
AIR
CONDITIONER
ecumins, b]indsorfu~iture b]Qctingfront
of air conditioner willrestrictairffOW.
“DOE~N~ COOL
AS
IT
SHOULD”
e~~e~ostatc~nt~~~
may no~ be Setl}igh or low enough. ASC9, When F~Il Switch
isat~CLE, thetemperaturein theroomwillvarymorethanwhenit’sat
CONTINUOUS. Turnhob toanothernumber.Higheslsettingshouldprovide
maximumcooling.
s Airfilterdifiyjsh~u~dbe~~eanedatleasteve~y30
days. See instructions Onpage 6.
~ ~oom may have been very hOtwhen air condi~io~er WaSfirst turned on. Aiiow time fOr
ittocooldown.
~cold air
maybe ~scapi~g t~roug~ open fir-nac.e floor registers andcoldair returns,
~Ventilationcontrol maybe setat~PEN,
allowing outside airtoenter room.
~
~oo]ingcoilshaveicedup. TO melt ice, set the Fanathigh speed andthe
ThermostatControlto alowernumber.
OPEMTING
oThermostatclick, ame~fli~sound,nlaybeheard
WheD CO~pFeSSOrcycles Onandoff.
SOUNDS
Thisisnormal.
~Fm ~c~e~on andoffwith compressorwhen Fan
Switch betind f~~~tgri~}e~S
at~CLE
andSelectorSwitchis incoolorheatposition. Otherwise, fanruns
continuouslywhenair conditionerison.
W’TE}? DMPPING
e Excess water Inay overflow in e~tre~e~y hot and humid
weather.Thisisnormal.
IUTSIDE
VATERDRIPPING
eAir conditionermustbe in~~~~edlevelor tiltedslightlytothe outsidefO~
p~Op~~W~t~r
VSIDE disposaI”
/ATER IN BASE
PAN
@This isnormal fora short period inareaswith littlehumidity; normaIf~i a
longer
)IvOUTDOORSIDE) period in very humid areas. Moisture
removedfrom indoor air drainstorearofcabinet
where itispicked upbya,fi~nandthrownagainsttheo~~tdoorcondenser coil.
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