User Manual Midea MAT10R2ZWT 10,000 Btu 230v Through The Wall Air Conditioner

Check that your unit is set to "Cool" mode and the
temperature is set lower than room temperature.
Window Acs will have both a "Cool" and "Fan" mode.
Listen for the sound of the compressor. It will give off a
humming noise. If you do not hear the compressor turn
on after a few minutes, set the temperature lower and
try again.

In auto mode, the fan speed will be automatically
selected depending on the amount of cooling needed.
The fan speed will vary from High to Medium to Low
and automatically adjust to the difference between the
room temperature and the set temperature. Energy
Saver mode will turn off the fan at the same time the
compressor shuts off. The fan will then turn on
intermittently to check the room temperature and will
turn on again along with the compressor if the room
temperature rises above the set temperature.

An Air Conditioner will make a few sounds when
operating. This includes whirling of air, gurgling of
refrigerant, humming of the compressor, splashing of
the water and clicking/beeping of the elecrical
components. The unit should be audible when running
but not louder than than speaking volume.

An AC is also a dehumidifier. The cold coils condense
water from the room, causing the room to feel dry. If your
room is getting very dry, your AC may be too large for your
room. Please be sure you are using the recommended AC
capacity (BTU) for your room size.

The most common cause is a restricition of the air flow
going to and coming from the unit. Please check your
air filter to see that it is clean and no holes are present.
Next, check for anything that would impeede airflow of
the unit. This includes curtains around the unit. Leaves
blocking the vents on the unit. The best way to check
airflow on a unit is to feel the air coming from the
air vent and the air passing through the fins on the unit
(also known as the condenser). If the air flow feels
weak, please clean your unit thoroughly.

Due to many electrical components, it is not avised to
spray the entire unit with water. You may use a non
abrasive cleaner to clean the front plasic panel. The air
filter may be cleaned by removing from the unit and
dusting off the debris into the trash can. It is not advised
to remove the case of the unit. You may use a can of
compressed air or an air compressor to blow out all the
depris inside the unit. Once cleaned, make sure there is
no debris wedged between the fins on the back of the
unit and the unit is completely dry before plugging in.