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Using the EXHAUST CONTROL
The EXHAUST CONTROL draws stale or
smoky air from the room or circulates existing
room air.
To exhaust room air:
1.
Set
EXHAUST CONTROL to OPEN.
2. Set FAN CONTROL to desired setting.
3. Set THERMOSTAT Control to desired
setting.
To circulate room air:
EXHAUST CONTROL
CLOSED OPEN
1. Set EXHAUST CONTROL
to CLOSED.
2. Set FAN CONTROL to desired setting. If no
cooling is desired, set FAN CONTROL to
HIGH FAN or LOW FAN.
3. Set THERMOSTAT Control to desired
setting.
FAN CONTROL
NOTE: For maximum performance, the
EXHAUST CONTROL must be in the
CLOSED position when cooling or room air
circulation is desired.
Cooling at low outside temperatures
When the outside temperature drops
below 70°F and the air conditioner is
cooling, frost may form on the coils
behind the front panel. This will block the
airflow into the room.
To defrost the coils:
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Set the FAN CONTROL to the OFF
setting and allow the ice to melt, then
resume normal operation.
To prevent frost build-up:
1.
Set the FAN CONTROL to the desired
COOL setting.
FAN CONTROL
2. Set THERMOSTAT
Control to the middle
setting.
3. Make sure all louvers
open.
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Do not try to operate your
air conditioner on SUPER COOL, NORMAL
COOL or LOW COOL when outside
thermostat is below 65°F. The inside
evaporator coil will freeze up and the air
conditioner will not operate properly.
Changing air direction
The louvers in the top grille area of the air conditioner
control the direction of the cooled air.
For left or right airflow:
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Move the louvers in the direction you want the air to go.
For upward airflow:
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Pull the tabs at the bottom of the louvers to tilt louvers
outward.
left/right airflow