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- Page 1 10000E 12000E Portable air conditioner...
- Page 4 1 Extendable window guide(inner/outer part) 2 Screw, washer, nut 3 Flexile exhaust hose 4 Adapter (for exhaust hose) Remote Control...
- Page 5 POSITIONING This unit can easily be moved from one room to another. In doing, so keep this in mind: • The air conditioner must stand upright on an even surface. • Do not position near bath, sink, or other permanent, wet or damp area. •...
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Page 6: Timer Mode
OPERATION On/Off Press “POWER” to switch the unit On or Off Cooling Mode · After machine turns on, default value is cooling mode with 22ºC and low fan speed. · Press “MODE” to select cooling mode, cooling mode indictor turns on . ·... - Page 7 Remote control The air conditioner responds to all signals that are sent by the remote Mode Down control. Two AAA-batteries are required to use the remote control. Sleeping Timer Power Note: the air flow direction can not be adjusted with the remote control. Important: •...
- Page 8 EMPTYING THE WATER CONTAINER In case of the W (W.F.) LED alert, the unit is required to be ATER drained. At the end of AC Season, this unit should be drained prior to storage. In both situations, we recommend that you take the following steps.
- Page 9 CLEANING Always unplug the unit from the power supply (wall outlet) before beginning the cleaning. Housing Use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the body clean. Never use strong chemicals, oil- based products, detergents, chemically treated cloths or other cleaning solutions. These could possibly damage the housing.
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Page 10: Trouble Shooting
STORAGE See the instructions "Emptying the water container". • Drain the condensed water completely. • Clean or change the filter. • Put the unit on a warm day in fan mode for a couple of hours to ensure that the inside can dry out completely. - Page 12 AMCOR UK SUPPORT Please, for your own convenience, make these simple checks before calling the service line. 1. Has the unit been standing upright? (for at least 2 hrs) 2. Is the unit plugged into the mains? Is the fuse OK? 3.