NewAir ACP-1000E User's Manual
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1. Adjusting the Airflow To have the airflow oscillate from celling to floor press the oscillation button on the remote control Right to left air flow is adjusted by manual adjusting the louvers Note when turn off the unit VFD indicator appear OF till the sweep shut down Senet ec 3 Operation instructions Battery Installation 1 Open the battery compartment by sliding down the battery cover panel 2 Remove and discard old batteries replace with new batteries 3 Put the battery cover panel back in place battery temote controller gin F 5 ME battery board Notes 1 The polarity of the batteries must match the indicator in the remote controller 2 Please don t mix new and old batteries in the remote controller 3 To prevent corrosion remove the batteries if the controller will not be used over a lengthy period 10 WdTE 8 4002 Tg nu b4 LACAASW1 dH gcd 3 Operation instructions bibig While operating in cooling mode condensation will form and the air conditioner will auto evaporate this water In unusually high humidity over 80 or while in dehumidification mode more water will accumulate than the unit will be able to evaporate In this case the excess water willbe collected in the auxiliary water tank When this tank is filled a buzzer will sound to alert the user that the water tank must be drained An error code of E2 will also be shown on the display panel indicating that2. While in dehumidification mode the unit will automatically set the fan speed to low It will not allow adjustment to the fan speed in this mode nor will adjusting the temperature affect the operation While in fan mode adjusting the temperature will not affect the operation If the unit is in standby mode the remote control has a memory function Your settings will be stored in the unit s memory and when used next it will operate according to the last settings Only the timer function will need to be reset if you are using that function WdOe s 4002 Tg nu xBd LACAASWH1 dH 3 Operation instructions Setting the timer function While the unitis operating press the Timer button You will enter the time that you wish the unit to shut down Then you will have the option of setting the time for the air conditioner to resume function from half an hour to 12 hours in half hour increments or exiting the timer function While the unit is in standoy mode you can aiso press the Timer button to set the operation times You will begin by entering the time at which you want the air conditioner to begin working nd then you will be able to program the time at which you want the unit to go back into standby mode from half an hour to 12 hours in half hour increments or exit the timer function Note While in the set timeframe the air conditioner will display a countdown of the time remaining until the next mode is initiated
3. cord becomes damaged lt a E Make sure your hands are clean and Toavoid injury keep fingers and other dry before operating the air conditioner objects out of the unit Ensure that the air conditioner s ground Turn the unit off and disconnect the wire is connected power plug if you notice smoke or an odd odor coming from the air conditioner If the unit malfunctions please contact the dealer ora professional repair center WdOe s 4002 Tg 2nu Y4 LACAASW1 dH 1 Safety instructions The air conditioner should be left in an upright position for at least two hours before using The air conditioner shalt be installed in accordance with national and local wiring regulations Method of attachment of the supply cord is type Y If the supply cord is damaged itmust be replaced by the manufacturer its service agent or a qualified repair person in order to avoid damage volding the warranty or bodily injury Never use the unitin a place where there flammable gasses or chemicals are present To prevent electromagnetic interference place the air conditioner at least three feet away from radios or televisions Hold the plug itself to connect or disconnect the power cord never pult the power cord ifthe unit will not be used for an extended period of time disconnect the power cord and drain any water from the auxiliary water tank Do not spray liquids
4. for repair service Note If the air conditioner needs repair never service it by yourself Please contact the dealer or a professional repair center for assistance 16 5 Electric Diagram AC SOURCE CONTROL PANEL pim ROOM 7 9 3 device 16 8 4002 TZ 2nu WdZE xBd l1ac aSHl dH 6 Technical Specification Model Number ACP 1000E Cooling Capacity Btu h 10000 j Dehumidifying Pints day 95 Power Supply 120V 60Hz Power Cooling 900W 7 8A Consumption Dehumidifying i 750W 6 5A Water Tank Capacity Liter 2L Temperature Set Range 61 F 88 F NoiseLevel dB lt 51 Unit Weight Lb 70 Unit Dimension inch 15 0x15 5x28 5 Refrigerant R22 18 30z REMARKS The cooling capacity of the unit may be affected by the height of the ceiling quality of insulation number of windows etc 17 WdZE 8 4002 TZ 3ng xBd LACAASWH1 dH py
5. Newsin Portable Air Conditioner Owner s manuail For ACP 1000E Please read all the instructions carefully before use WdoOe s 4002 Tg 4nu xBd LACAASW1 dH Contents 1 Safety instructions 1 Warning 2 Precaution 3 Maintenance 2 Parts list 1 Air conditioner and accessories esris sriresnrsrirrrsrerrr retretten reee 2 Air conditioner control PANEL ec cesses cseeeecnenseesseseeeesieeeeenenes 6 3 Remote controller oreina eesti caneaveeeetb eat es 7 3 Operation instructions 1 Starting the air conditioner for the first time operating modes and thermostat 2 Setting the timer Part 3 Adjusting the air flow aeia aaa a apea a a ai hi prr ESATA 4 Battery installation in the remote controller 5 Emptying the auxiliary water tank 6 Setting up the exhaust hose cee eee rsneerteeeteereeeeeseeees 4 Troubleshooting tips eee Joss aliecdibeasne lay bheed Mew U as Saag Gat 15 5 Electrical diagram ceseccereeneereeree see rirani a Ea DSRNA 16 6 Electrical specifications ccc ceceeeeeeeeceeee nn eeeesneneseeeeceeeeeeee renee ees 17 1 Safety instructions Connect the plug to an appropriate Don tuse the power supply cord power outlet as a substitute for the on off button aL ON I a D a Be careful not to damage the power Do not use an extension cord cord and don t use if the
6. directly onto the unit apply water or mild cleanser to the soft cloth that will be used to clean the air conditioner The unit is notintended to support heavy objects be used as a step stool or be shaken bumped into Keep this in mind when deciding where to place it within your room Do not use harsh chemicals or cleansers on the air conditioner as it may cause the case to become warped or discoloured ifyou choose to use the continuous drain function be sure to have the condensation drain off into an appropriate receptacle Toinsure adequate air circulation place the air conditioner at teast four inches away from walls and furnishings Be careful of draperies or other items which may be drawn towards the intake vents and restrict the air flow The air conditioner must be placed on a level flat surface Do not operate on an angle of more than 4 1 Safety instructions ERER To avoid electrical shocks be sure to disconnect the power cord before cleaning the unit Avoid using chemicals like benzene alcohol gas or turpentine to clean the unit We recommend that you clean the air filter every two months more often if visibly soiled Built up dust on the filter will decrease the air flow volume How to remove the air filter from your air conditioner 1 Gently pull the air filter cover upwards 2 Grasp the air filter and separate it from the cover Caution When cleaning the air f
7. humidification Icon 15 Remate Signal 16 Temperature display 17 Oscillation Icon 18 Fresh Air Icon lonizer 19 Oscillation button2 20 Fan speed button 21 Power button Remove the rear cover Note Not all the controls will require adjustment and some controls may be designed for other models 3 Operation instructions 1 When you first plug in the air conditioner you will hear atone indicating that the power is connected Press the On button the unit will start in Auto mode and will display the current room temperature 2 Select the Mode Press the Mode button it will cycle through the Auto Fan Cooling and Dehumidifying options p Auto Fan Cooling Dehumidify j 3 Adjust the Temperature The temperature is adjustable between 60 F 88 F Press the temperature button until the desired degree is displayed The air conditioner will then cool to that temperature Five seconds after setting your preferred temperature the display will go back to showing the current room temperature 4 Adjust Fan Speed Press the speed button to change the fan speed You will cycle through the high medium and low speed options low Mid High 5 Turning off the unit When you press the Off button the air conditioner will cease operation and you will hear a tone 6 Fresh Air While the air canditioner is running you can press the Fresh Air button to engage the builtin lon generator Note
8. ilter use warm water and a mild detergent only Once itis washed place it in a coal place and atlow it to dry fully Remember that the external case should only be cleaned with a moist soft cloth WdoOe s 4002 TZ nu b4 LACAASW1 dH ecd 2 Parts List Control Panel Air Qutlet a Remote Sensor Handie Caster Fitter Interior Air Inlet Air Exhaust Outlet 9 Power Cord 10 Drain Plug 11 Exhaust Joint1 12 Exhaust Joint2 13 Exhaust Joint3 14 Exhaust Joint4 15 Exhaust Hose 16 Water Tank ONODORwH 2 Parts List ankeesn ie a Control Panel Buttons 9 10 111213 14 ON OR WN gt 1 Fresh Air Icon lonizer 2 Timer Icon 3 Temperature display or error code 4 Cooling Icon Dehumidificatian Icon Auto mode Icon 7 Fan Speed Icon 8 Air Sweep Icon 9 Temperature adjustment 10 Fan speed 11 Mode 12 Timer 13 Oscillation button1 14 Oscillation button2 15 0n Off Note Not all the controis will require adjustment and some controls may be designed for other models WdOe s 4002 Tg 4nu b4 LACAASW1 dH 2 Parts List 11 12 1 Display window 2 Cooling Icon n 3 Auto mode Icon 4 Output Icon E 5 Time Display 47 6 Operation Icon 15 7 Oscillation button1 8 Mode button 20 9 Temperature button 10 Set Time button 21 11 Battery compartment 12 Battery cover 13 Fan Icon 14 De
9. r away from the space that you are trying to cool The window kit and exhaust hese can be moved along with the air conditioner fram room to room 1 Exhaust the hot air through a window or sliding glass door window kit extension may be necessary Open a window or sliding glass door install the window kit then connect the exhaust hose 2 Exhaust the hot air through a custom opening through the wall or ceiling Acustom opening can be cut in order to facilitate the exhaust hose if an existing window or sliding glass door cannot be used Note The hot air must be exhausted for this air conditioner to provide a cooling effect When the air conditioner is not in use please store the exhaust hose safely 13 3 Operation instructions Exhaust Hose 1 The exhaust hase can extend from 1 8 feet to 6 5 feet The shorter the hose is the better the cooling effect will be 2 The hose should be as straight as possible as sharp or unnec essary bends in the hose will prevent effective airflow result ing in overheating and possible shut down of the air conditioner 3 The length of the exhaust hose should not be extended beyond 6 5 feet Replacement hoses are available for purchase through the vendor we recom mend that you use only New Air replacement parts 14 WdTE 8 4002 Tg 3ng b4 LACAASWH1 dH 4 Trouble Shooting Before investing in repair
10. s double check the following rc Problems Causes Suggested Solutions 4 Power trouble 1 Connect the power cord corre 1 The power cord is not plug ctly ace in reni 2 Resetthe circuit at the breaker The unit doesn t work Seen tippad nas box 3 There is something wrong 3 Change the socket or outlet with the socket or autlet 4 Take the unit to a qualified techn 4 Tha fuse needs to be repl ician and have the fuse replaced aced ar the power cord is fuse specification 34 250 damaged The timer has activated or the p The unit stops working on itsown temperature inthe roomis Turn the timer f or wait for the lower than the set temperature OM temperature to rise 1 The room temperature is 1 Normal operation tek A lower than the sel temp 2 Allow the evaporator to defrost No cool air while in cooling mode erature it will then resume normal 2 The evaporator is frosted operation over No cool air while in dehumidifying The evaporator is frosted the After the evaporator FEN mode unit is eliminating frost normal operation will resume Error code E2 is displayed on the i The water tank is full Empty the water tank and restart panel the unit bana E4 is displayed on the The coil pipe is damaged Replace the coil pipe nears i 1 Restart when the voltage is Error coda E1 is displayedonthe t pene is toa high or normal 9 panel 2 The unit is damaged 2 Take the unit
11. the water tank is full The unit will then shut down until the water tank is emptied Draining the water tank 1 Turn off the unit 2 Place the square water collection container under the drainage hole 3 Remove the drainage cap and rubber plug allawing the water to flow out 4 lf the collection container fills before the tank is empty reinsert the rubber plug into the drain empty the container replace it under the drain and remove the plug again Repeat as needed until the tank is empty 5 Reinsert the rubber plug and drainage cap 6 Restart the air conditioner EN eo Drainage Hole Rubber po anage Knob x g Water Tank 11 For usage in dehumidification mode or in high humidity situations we recommend that you use the continuous drainage feature for this air conditioner 4 Purchase an adequate length of soft plastic hose with internal diameter 2 Remove the drainage cap and rubber plug Save these items for later use 3 Connect the soft plastic hose to the drainage hole for continuous drainage 4 Since the drain will rely on gravity to drain the hose should be ona slight downward slope 5 The open end of the hose can drain into a large collection container a water drain or outdoors onto the ground 12 WdTE 8 4002 Tg nu XbA LACAASW1 dH acd 3 Operation instructions Air Exhaust Hose The hot air exhaust conducts the hot moist air produced by the air conditione
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