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- Page 1 SLPAC14 Portable Air Conditioner Compact Home A/C Cooling Unit with Built-in Dehumidifier & Fan Modes, Includes Window Mount Kit (14,000 BTU)
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Read all instructions carefully before setting up and operating the unit. Please keep this instruction manual for future reference. This manual is designed to provide you with important information needed to setup, operate, maintain and troubleshoot your portable air conditioner. Failure to follow these instructions may damage and/or impair operation and void the warranty. -
Page 3: Attention Points
Attention Points For the health of you and your family, please read the following carefully before using the unit Requirement: • Please place the unit in a at and dry place. Keep the air conditioner 50cm. away from the surrounding objects. •... -
Page 4: Features And Parts
Prohibition: • This air conditioner is for household use only and should not be used in other occasions. • Do not install the unit in the laundry room or other places with water and humidity. • Do not turn on or o the unit by plugging in or pulling out the plug. •... -
Page 5: Control Panel
Parts Name: 1. Control Panel 7. Power Cord 2. Wind Guide Bar 8. Filter 3. Exhaust Hose Assembly 9. Air Outlet 4. Casters 10. Power Cord Buckle 5. Handle 11. Drainage outlet 6. Air Intake Grille Figure 1 Figure 2 Control Panel Note: If the machine is shut down in the cooling or heating operation state, it needs... - Page 6 Panel Description 1. Button and Display POWER: Press this key to turn the unit on or o . MODE: Press this key to select cool mode, fan mode or dry mode when starting or timing starting. When the mode is selected, the corresponding ndicator lights up.
- Page 7 The key operation instructions of this high quality remote control are as follows: 1. POWER: Press the key to turn ON/OFF the unit. 2. MODE: Press the key to choose cool, fan and dry mode. 3. UP: Press this key to increase the temperature and timing settings. 4.
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Page 8: Operation Method
Operation Method Time Setting 1. Setting of timing shutdown In the running state of the machine, press the timing key, the timing LED will be on, and the 88 display will ash "0" for 5 times. At this time, press the up and down keys to adjust the time from 1 hour to 24 hours, and change it for 1 hour for each up or down adjustment. -
Page 9: Installation
• Press the wind speed key to select the appropriate wind speed, which can cycle to select low, medium and high wind. • After the cool mode is selected, press and hold the up key and timing key on the operation panel at the same time to enter the sleep mode, and the wind speed of the upper and lower fans is forced to be set to low wind. - Page 10 2. Assembly method of exhaust pipe • Connect the exhaust pipe assembly with the round joint (as shown in Fig. 6). • Fix the circular end of the connected exhaust pipe assembly at the air outlet of the machine Figure 6 according to the direction shown in Fig.
- Page 11 vertical window horizontal window Figure 8 Figure 9 4. Install the xed window sealing plate on the window; 5. Clip the exhaust pipe assembly ( at end of exhaust nozzle) into the window sealing plate assembly, and use the Screw xation. 4．...
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Page 12: Drainage Operation
Drainage Operation • When the refrigeration mode or drying mode is operated in wet weather, there is a lot of condensed water. When the water level of the water receiving tray reaches a certain position, the water full alarm will be issued to stop the compressor. The indicator of full water on the display will be on, and the alarm will sound at the same time until the water level of the water receiving tray is lower than the alarm level or the water of the water receiving tray has been drained manually. - Page 13 2. Cleaning of lter screen • If the lter is blocked by dust, it will lead to poor air circulation and reduce the e ciency of air conditioning. • In the case of long-term use of air conditioning, it is recommended to clean the lter every two weeks.
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Page 14: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Before contacting a professional electrician, please check as follows: TROUBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Is the power o ? Normal phenomenon. Is the plug not inserted? Plug in the power plug. The air Is the fuse blown or closed? Replace the fuse or turn on the conditioner Is the time setting appropriate? power. - Page 15 Intelligent detection function Error-detecting code Multi-functional defection Coil sensor sensing abnormal Abnormal perception of room temperature sensor Anti-freezing protection The machine is in full water alarm state Do not place the waste separately for other special purposes www.SereneLifeHome.com...
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Page 16: Features And Technical Specs
FEATURES: • Removes up to 50 pints/24 hours with Continuous Drain Option for Long Unattended Operation • Automatic Self-evaporation Technology • Metal Control Box to Prevent from Fire and Exploding • Rotary Compressor • Universal Castors for Moving Freely • Wi function •... - Page 17 TECHNICAL SPECS: • Power Supply: 115V/60Hz • Rated Power: 1220W • Refrigerant Type: R32 • Cooling capacity (ASHRAE): 14,000 Btu/h • Cooling capacity (DOE): 10,000 Btu/h • Coverage Area: Cools Rooms up to 500 Square Feet • Air Flow: 400 Cubic Meters / Hour •...
- Page 18 Questions? Issues? We are here to help! Phone: (1) 718-535-1800 Email: support@pyleusa.com...
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Why is my SLPAC14 leaking water out the bottom back drainage hole and the temp gauge on the top control panel slowly rising in temp from 44f to now reading 59f after 35 minutes
The SereneLife SLPAC14 may be leaking water from the bottom back drainage hole because the internal water tray is full. When the water exceeds the warning level, the unit gives an alarm and displays "FL" on the LCD. This indicates the need to drain water through the outlet.
The temperature gauge rising from 44°F to 59°F after 35 minutes may be due to the unit entering frost protection mode. In cool or dry mode, if the exhaust pipe temperature gets too low, the unit automatically stops to protect itself. Once the temperature rises, it resumes operation, which can cause a rise in the displayed temperature.
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My splac14 is giving an error 5. Unit is only two years old and light usage. I have checked the filter and water tray.
Is the discharge for the accumulated water pressurized or is it necessary for the discharge hose to be lower than the unit for gravity drainage. My unit is in the bedroom and there are no "drains" with easy access. Should I build a small stand for my unit to allow for gravity drainage into a container?
The plug on the cord got hot and the unit won’t run now can I buy a new plug and replace it