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LG LA090CP Owner's Manual

LG LA090CP Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 website lmp:/i_ ww.1 Air Conditioner • • and thoroughly ,airconditioner. future reference after...

  • Page 2: For Your Records

    FOR YOUR RECORDS Wr_e the m_li and _rial nu_rs hers: Mode| # Serial # You can find them oin a mabel! o n the side of each uniL Dealer's Name Date Purct-_ased II Staple your receipt to this pa_ in th_ event you need it to prove d_te of purcha_ or for warranty issues.

  • Page 3: Installation

    To prevent the iniury of the u_r or other pe_,le and property damage, the follllowing i_4ructions must be followed [] _r_orrect _eration due to ignori_ instr_tio_ wiB _u_, harm or damage, The seriousness is classified by the following indications. [] The meanings of the symbols used in thiis man_ are as shown I_ow.

  • Page 4: Operation

    SafetY Precautions • Sharp _ges could cause ir_iu_.. • There is dsk of fire, elec_ic ° iltmay _use inju_, accident, or Be especially careful of t_ sh_, explosion,, or injury. dama_ t,ot_ product, case e_es and tl*_ fins on the con_nser and evaporator.
  • Page 5 Safety Precautions • _m is risk of fire or electrical • There is nsk d fire or eliectrica] • There is nsk d fire and electric shock. shock. _ock. • There is risk d fire, or failure d • li may cause There is risk •...

  • Page 6: Safety Precautions

    SafetY Precautions • There is risk of fire or eletdc • There is ffsk of fire _ e_ectsical • There is risk of physical injury sh_k sheik electric _ock or iProdu_ failure • There is risk of electnca_ shock ° There is risk of product damage •...
  • Page 7 Safety Precautions • it may cause a problem foryour - Avoid pemona_ injury, • it may ca_e corrosion ,onthe f_ighbors. product Corrosion, p.artic:ulady on the conder_er and evaporator fins, could cause pr_uct mal_nction or i_fficient operation. [] Operation ° it may cause product _ailure., - This could damage your hea_th, - There, is, risk o_ damage or loss...
  • Page 8 SafetY Precautions , A di_ filter reduces the • There are sha_ and moving • It is not sanitary and _uld cau_ sed_s health is_es. efficien W of the air conditioner parts t_t could cause personal and could cau_ product injury.
  • Page 9 Priorto Opera#on 1, Contact an installati_ speciaJist f_ installation, in[the power ptug pro£edy, Plug 3,,.Use a dedicated circuit. 4. Do not use an extensi_ cold. 5. Do not s_rt/stop operation by pluggin_unplugging the power _rd° 6,, ff the co,rd/plug is, damaged, _p, lace it with only an authorized replacement pad, 1.8eir@ exp_ed to, direct airfl_ fo_ a long time may be hazard,s...
  • Page 10 Introduction This symbol alerts you to the, risk oif el_tric shock. This symbol ale,s you to hazards that may cause harm to the air cond_ioner. This symbol indic_es sp_:ial notes. WARNING: This appliance sh_ld Ibe insta_l_ in _cordance with n_:ional wiling r_ulations.
  • Page 11 Electrica! S afety" This appliance must be pro_rly grounded. To minimize the risk of el_ric sh_k, you must alway plug into a ,grounded oulet, Preferred method Ensure proper ground exists before use, Do not cut or remove the grounding prong from the power plug.
  • Page 12 We strongly disco,urage the u_ ,ofan a_pter due to pote_ial safe_ hazards. IF_ temp, o rary (>_ctions, use only a UL4istedi a_pter, available from most Ioc_ Ihardware stores.. Ensure that _e lar_ st_ in the a_pter is aligned with the large slot in the rece[ptacle for a proper po_adtyconnection, To disc_nect the power cord from t_ adapter, use one hand on each to avoid damaging the ground...
  • Page 13 Operatic Instruct,_ons 1, Remove the batte_ cover by Ipulling it acceding to the arrow diredion 2, insert new batteries making sure that t_ (+) and (-} of batte_ are ir_tal_ corre_lly. 3. Reattach the cover by s_idinglit back into pos_ion. U_ 2 A_('l1.5vo,P,) batteries..

  • Page 14: Operation Mode

    Op'eratJng Instructions The controls wil! look like the following. 1. START/STOP BUTTON O_ratio, n _ wh_ this biL_on is p,r_sed and _ops when the b_on is _essed again, 2, OPERATION MODE SELECTION BUTTON Used to select the o_tation m_e_ 3. ROOM TEMPERA_RE S_NG BUTTONS Us_ to select the r_m tem_rature,,...

  • Page 15: Cooling Operation

    Operating Instrucfons Cooling operation Pros _e button. S_!Stc_3 The unit w ill resp_d with a b_p., O,p_ the d_r _ the remote,control_r. To _1_ Cooling Op,etatlon, pros _e O,pe{-ation M_e _lection b_on, ÷ Each time the button is pr_, the op_ation mode is shiff_ in _e dire_ion of the arr_.
  • Page 16 Op, eradngInstructions A_o operation (Cooling m_el only) Press 'tt-_ Start/Stop b_o,n. The un_ will r_poind 'with a beep, Open the d_,r of the remote controUer.To select A_o Operation, press the o_atJon mode selection button Each time the button is pre_ed, _e oip_atioin mode is shifted in the directi_ of the arrow The tem_rature and 'fan s_d...

  • Page 17: Auto Changeover Operation

    Operating Instrucdons [_ Auto changeover operation(Heat pump model only) © Press the S_WStop butt_. The unit willlr_po_ with a _p,, Openthe d®r ofthe r_,ote _ntroller,,'To_lec_ A_to,Changeover Op, er_tion pressthe OperaSon ModeSe_tion bu_on, EachBrae_e bu_® is press_, _e ,0peration m_e is shift_ inthe dir_on d _e arr_, Coolir_ NeaJff_y...
  • Page 18 Op, eradnginstructions Healthy ,d,ehumidification operation Press the S_WStop _tt_ The unit will[r_po_ with a _p. ® Selection b,_on0 ® Each time the bu_to,n is pr_d,, the opera, on m_e is shift_ in the ,direc'5on_ the arr_rw. the fan s_ again with the d_r of the remote controller still close..
  • Page 19 Operating Instrucdons _#;_Heating operation (Heat pump model only) Pre_ the S_'Sto,p _o,n, The unit wit_r_po_ with a b_p_ Op_ the door of the remote c_trol_r.. To _lect Heating O_ration, press the O,p_ation M_e _lecflon button, Each time the button is press_, tb_ op_ation mode. is sh_edl in the direction d the arrow.
  • Page 20 Op, eradngInstructions operation Press the Starb'Stop button. The un_ willirespond with a _IP,, Press the Jet Ooo_ bu_on to _r_e the sp_d cc_[i_ mode _d the unit: will operate at su_r high fan s_d on cooliingmode for 30 min_es° To cance4the Jet Cool mode, press the Jet ,_o| butt_, the. fan speed button or the room temperature setting button ®...
  • Page 21 Operating Instrucdons Jet heat operation (,Optional) Open the d_r of the remote controBer. To select HeaUng Ope_Son ..'....Cooling Auto He_y changeover _]_idif_a_i_s ÷ To cancelt_ Jet Heat m_e, pre_stheJet He_ bu_:on, the fan speed buttonor the, room temperature setting Ib_on again at4 the unff will operate...
  • Page 22 Op, eradngInstructions NEO PLASMA purification operation(Optional) Press the StaWStop bL_,on_ un_ will respond with a b_p. OpeR the door of the remote controller, Press.the, PLASMA b_o,n. Oper_ion wil_sta_ when _e button is p, r e_d and stop when 'the bu_on is p,_d isgsJfi, Set the fan s_...
  • Page 23 Operating Instrucfons 2n,d F operation Pre_ the S_WStop bu_. The unit will respo_ with a _p,, Open t_ door of t_-_remote control and press the 2nd Function button to o_rate fun_ons F_nted in bl_ u_er buttons. (Check _e i_ic_bn of 2nd funcSon on the disp,_ay of the remote _ntroller ), These buttons can set t_ timer as f_s: ®...
  • Page 24 Operating Inst_ctions Sl p mode 1_Press:the Sl_p Mode Auto b_o.n to set the time you want the unit to _op aut_a_cally_ 2 T_ 'Timer is proglramm_ in one-hour increments by pressing the. S_ep M_e Auto button ! to 7 times_The sl_p mode is avaiAb_ for 1 to 7 times.
  • Page 25 Operating Instructions Airflow dir tion control De Ul;x/down and Hghti_ft airflow _n _ adjured by Pre_ Cha_ Swing #Jtt_ and the Jo_/ers wifl swing, using the remote _ntro,t,, Press the b_on ag_n a_ tP_ louvers will stop, After minutes_the _vers return _othe maximum airfl_ Press the StaWStop b_on to start the uniL _sition automati_#y...
  • Page 26 Operating Instructions Forced operation O_ra_on pro_dures w_n the remote contro_cant _ used. The operation will I_ started if the power bud,onis pressed. If you want _ stop operation,repress the b_on, Coo_ _1 Heat pimp _ IFLo_ T e_, >_ 7 5_F(24_ _F(21°C) _ R_ T_, <_°F(24'_C)_ Temp, <70_'F (2t°q O_ra_ng mode C_ing...

  • Page 27: Maintenance And Service

    Maintenance and Service WARNING: Turn the system off _fore cleaning° To ,clean, wi_ w_h a soft, dw cloth° Do r_t _e bleach o,r abrasive, Supply I_wer must be. di_onnected b,efom clealningi the ind_r unff Air filter De air fi_em _hind Me fron_griUshould _ c_ck_ a_ clean_ once every 2 wee_ or more often i{ n_ce_ary 1.
  • Page 28 Maintenance andServi_ ,, Recomend_ _e pedod : Ab_ 3. months 1. Lift the front panel, hold it up and pull the Aiir filter. 2, Remove the PJas,maFiJter. WARNING: to_h the PLASMA Filter within 10 seconds after _ning the inlet grille, it may ca_e el_dc s_ck,, 3.
  • Page 29 Maintenance andService Before c:alling for se_ice If you have problems witlh your air conditioner, read the following information and try to solve the problem, if you cannot find a solution, turn oN the air conditioner and contact your dealer. Air c_diitioner does not ,o_e 1, Ensure that the air conditioner is p, l ugged into a proper o, u tlet°...
  • Page 30 Maintenance and Se_ic_ The air conditioner may be operating abnormally when: • Make sure the air conditioner plug is pushed completely into the outlet. • Check the, house fuse/circuit breaker box and replace the fuse or reset the breaker • if power failure o_urs, turn the mode...

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