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Heat Controller PE-91A PE-121A manual

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    Model: PE-91A PE-121A PORT ABLE AIR CONDITIONER OWNER’S MANUAL COOL - HEA T - DEHUMIDIFY[...]

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    SECTION PA G E 1. BEFORE USE ............................................................ 3 2. QUICK SE T UP .......................................................... 4 3. INTRODUC TION ........................................................ 5 4. SUGGESTIONS FOR USE ........................................ 5 5. SPECIFICA TIONS ...................[...]

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    3 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 Keep your ORIGINAL purchase receipt. Y our receipt is your proof of purchase and may be necessary for warranty service. BEFORE USE 1 . READ THIS ENTIRE INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE USE ! A TTENTION ! This manual describes installation, operation, and main tenance of the portabl[...]

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    4 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 QUICK SET UP 2. Unpack the unit: • Remove the foam cap. • With two people, lift and remove the unit from the foam packing base without tilting the unit. • Remove the plastic bag. Check to see if unit is complete including all part s and accessories (Ref. Section 6, Par[...]

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    5 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 INTRODUCTION 3. This Portable Air Conditioner is designed for improving living and working comfort by adjusting the temperature and humidity in a room. Its mobility makes it easy to use in various rooms. This unit is provided with one outside ai r inlet hose and one hot-air [...]

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    PE-91A / PE-121A Electrical Supply 1 15V / 60 Hz Cooling Capacity (BTUH) 9000 / 12000 Heating Capacity (BTUH) 3412 / 4265 Cooling Am ps 10.0 / 1 1.5 Heating Amps 8.7 / 10.9 Dehumidifying Capacity (Pts/Hr) 2.5 / 2.8 Refrigerant R22 Fan S peeds Low / Med / Hi Airflow (CF M) 210 Noise Level d B (A) 51 / 52 Net Weight (lb) 85.5 / 87.5 Product Dimension[...]

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    a. 7 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 P ARTS & ACCESSORIES 6. Upper drain port Lower drain port (Rubber plug inside )[...]

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    8 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 SAFETY 7. Connection to the main electrical s upply must comply with local and national electrical codes. 1. Do not damage the power cord. 2. Never lay this unit down. O perate in upright position only . 3. Be sure that air inlets and outlet s are not blocked or covered up. [...]

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    9 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 This unit is provided with Leakage Curr ent Detection and Interruption circuit (LCDI) built into the plug of the power supply cord. This device provides protection to reduce the risk of fire due to arcing faults in the power supply cord. Before use, follow the “Plug T est [...]

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    10 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 INST ALLA TION 8. When this portable air conditioner operates in the cool mode, fresh outdoor air must be directed into the unit and hot air must be exhausted out of the room to complete heat exchange of the condenser . When the unit operates in F AN or HEA T mode, no out d[...]

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    11 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 1. Measure the window the unit will be inst alled into and adjust the telescoping Window Panels to fit into the window . If window is either too wide or too tall, fill the remaining sp ace with foam or other appropriate material. Make sure that the holes on the Window P ane[...]

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    NOTE: T o toggle the displayed temper ature between °C and °F , press the ON/OFF button for approximately 20 seconds and then release. (The °F printed on the Control Panel will remain unchanged.) . 12 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 OPERA TION 9. 9.1 Control Panel and Dis p la y Dry Mode[...]

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    TE M P/ T I M E F AN SPEED TI M ER M O DE O N/ O FF 13 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 OPERA TION 9. 9.2 Remote Controller Fig. Remote Controller The buttons on the Remote Controller perform the same functions as the equivalent button on the Control Panel. The Remote Controller uses lithium ba ttery Model CR[...]

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    14 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 OPERA TION 9. 9.3 Auto , Cool , Heat , Dr y, Fan Mode Y ou can operate the unit using the Control Panel on the unit, or with the Remote Controller . Auto Mode: 1. Plug the Power Cord into the power outlet. 2. T urn on the unit by pressing t he ON/OFF Button on the Control P[...]

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    15 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 OPERA TION 9. 9.3 Auto , Cool , Heat , Dr y, Fan Mode Dry Mode: 1. Plug the Power Cord into the power outlet. 2. T urn on the unit by pressing t he ON/OFF Button on the Control Panel. 3. Press the Mode Button until the signal “ “ appears on the display . 4. Set the room[...]

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    16 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 Press TIMER button. Digit “3” will flash on LED display . TIMER LED indicator will illuminate. OPERA TION 9. 9.4 T imer Setting Procedure ON-TIMER Program Setting: When the unit is OFF , you can program the ON TIMER to start the unit after desired number of hours. Proce[...]

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    17 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 OPERA TION 9. 9.5 Air Flow Direction Control Horizont al Sw ing Strip Press button. The horizontal swing strip contro ls the up-down air direction and will move up and down automatically . Release H-SWING button when the horizontal stri p comes to your desired direction. H-[...]

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    18 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 DRAIN EXCESS CONDENSA TE W A TER 10. Condensate Disposal: Drain W ater from Upper Drain Port: Procedures : Connect the W ater Drain House to the Upper Drain Port allowing water to flow to a wa ter bucket. (See above illustration). Remember to reinstall the cap on Upper Drai[...]

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    19 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 MAINTENANCE 11 . MAKE SURE POWER SUPPL Y IS SWITCHED OFF AND THE PLUG IS PULLED OUT OF THE POWER OUTLET BEFORE ANY MAINTENANCE IS PERFORMED. • Do not immerse the unit in water or other liquids. • Do not pour liquids onto the unit. Clean the Filter If the filter is block[...]

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    20 Heat Controller , Inc.  1900 W ellworth A venue  Jackson, MI 49203 MAINTENANCE 11 . 1 1.1 Storing the Power Cord T o avoid damage to the power cord when t he unit is not in use, always store the power cord at the back of t he unit in its original location (as shown in the figure below).[...]

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    Problem Cause Solution Power failure or plug is not correctly inserted in the socket Restore the power supply or reset LCDI Circuit breaker or line fuse has been tripped Call your Electrician The unit doesn’t run Power supply voltage is too low Call your Electrician The room temperature is not at working range Check your room temperature The unit[...]

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    Hr W at er Level De t e c t o r L EFT/ R I G HT Sw i n g M ot or F o r H o ri z o n t a l Sw i n g St r i p Fus e 3. 15A CO M H AC- N L C2 NO LI M I HI W ATER 5C Cu t - o f f C3 S R Co m pr es s or C P r ot ec t or W AT ER PU M P SM M ot or For E v apor at or S i de 5C EL EC T R I C AL D I AG RA M FO R M obi l e A i r C ondi t i oner C ont r ol P a[...]

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    1900 Wellworth Ave., Jackson, Michigan 49203 • Ph. 517-787-2100 • Fax 517-787-9341 THE QUALITY LEADER IN CONDITIONING AIR www.heatcontroller.com Design, material, performance data and component s subject to change without notice. 0 1 /0 7[...]