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THE

AIR

CONDITIONER

WILL

NOT

OPERATE

Check

if...

Then...

AIR

FROM

UNIT

DOES

NOT

FEEL

COLD

ENOUGH.

Check

if...

Then...

THE

AIR

CONDITIONER

COOLING,

BUT

ROOM

IS

TOO

WARM

--

ICE

FORMING

ON

COOLING

COIL

BEHIND

DECORATIVE

FRONT.

Check

if...

Then...

THE

AIR

CONDITIONER

COOLING,

BUT

ROOM

IS

TOO

WARM

--

NO

ICE

FORMING

ON

COOLING

COIL

BEHIND

DECORATIVE

FRONT.

Check

if...

Then...

THE

AIR

CONDITIONER

TURNS

ON

AND

OFF

RAPIDLY.

Check

if...

Then...

NOISE

WHEN

UNIT

IS

COOLING.

Check

if...

Then...

WATER

DRIPPING

INSIDE

WHEN

UNIT

IS

COOLING.

Check

if...

Then...

WATER

DRIPPING

OUTSIDE

WHEN

UNIT

IS

COOLING.

Check

if...

Then...

Wall

plug

disconnected.

Push

plug

firmly

into

wall

outlet.

House

fuse

blown

or

circuit

breaker

tripped.

Replace

fuse

with

time

delay

type

or

reset

circuit

breaker.

MODE

selector

is

OFF

position.

Turn

MODE

selector

to

the

desired

COOL

setting.

Unit

was

turned

off

by

moving

TEMP

Control

to

a

warmer

Wait

approximately

3

minutes.

Listen

for

compressor

to

start.

and

then

immediately

turned

back

to

a

cooler

setting.

Unit

was

turned

off

and

then

on

too

quickly.

Turn

unit

off

and

wait

3

minutes

before

restarting.

TEMP

Control

set

warmer

than

room

temperature.

Turn

TEMP

Control

clockwise

to

a

cooler

setting

(higher

number).

MODE

selector

in

a

LOW

COOL

position.

Turn

selector

to

a

HIGH

COOL

position

TEMP

Control

set

too

warm

(lower

number).

Turn

TEMP

Control

clockwise

to

a

cooler

setting.

Room

temperature

below

70°F

(21°C).

Cooling

may

not

occur

until

room

temperature

rises

above

70°F

(21°C).

Temperature

sensing

tube

touching

cold

coil,

Straighten

tube

away

from

coil.

located

behind

air

filter.

Outdoor

temperature

below

70°F

(21°C).

To

defrost

the

coil,

set

selector

to

FAN

position.

Then,

turn

TEMP

Control

counterclockwise

to

a

warmer

setting.

Air

filter

may

be

dirty.

Clean

filter.

Refer

to

Maintenance

section

of

owner's

manual.

To

defrost,

set

selector

to

FAN

position.

TEMP

Control

set

too

cold

for

night-time

cooling.

To

defrost

the

coil,

set

selector

to

a

FAN

position.

Then,

set

the

MODE

control

at

FAN

position

or

"High

Cool"

with

the

TEMP

control

to

a

warmer

position.

Dirty

air

filter

--

air

restricted.

Clean

air

filter.

Refer

to

Maintenance

section

of

owner's

manual.

TEMP

Control

set

too

warm.

Turn

TEMP

Control

clockwise

to

a

cooler

setting.

Front

of

unit

is

blocked

by

drapes,

blinds,

furniture,

Clear

blockage

in

front

of

unit.

etc.

Air

distribution

is

restricted.

Doors,

windows,

registers,

etc.

open.

Cold

air

escapes.

Close

doors,

windows,

registers,

etc.

Unit

recently

turned

on

in

hot

room.

Allow

additional

time

to

remove

stored

heat

from

walls,

ceiling,

floor,

and

furniture.

Outside

temperature

is

extremely

hot.

Set

MODE

on

HIGH

speed

to

bring

air

past

cooling

coils

more

frequently.

Sound

of

fan

hitting

water

--

moisture

removal

system.

This

is

normal

when

humidity

is

high.

Close

doors,

windows,

and

registers.

Window

vibration

--

poor

installation.

Refer

to

installation

instructions

or

check

with

installer.

The

air

conditioner

is

improperly

installed.

Tilt

air

conditioner

slightly

to

the

outside

to

allow

water

drainage.

Refer

to

installation

instructions

or

check

with

installer.

The

unit

is

removing

large

quantities

of

moisture This

is

normal

during

excessively

humid

days.

from

humid

room.

BEFORE

CALLING

FOR

SERVICE

Check

the

following

list

to

be

sure

a

service

call

is

really

necessary.

A

quick

reference

to

this

manual

may

help

you

avoid

an

unneeded

service

call.

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