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Whynter ARC-14S manual

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    o WHY NT ER ECO-FRIENDLY 14 , 00 0 BTU PO RT A BLE A IR CONDITIONER M OD EL #: A RC - 14S In st ruction Ma nu al C ong ratula t io n s o n y ou r ne w W HYNT ER pr od uc t. To ensu re prope r ope ration, ple as e re ad th is Ins tr ucti on M anua l care fully befo re us in g t hi s p rod uc t. K ee p this m an ua l in a sa fe pl ac e fo r f u tu re[...]

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    2 | P a g e T AB LE OF CONT EN TS IN TRO DUC TION 3 SA FETY PRECAUTIO NS 4-5 ID EN T IF IC A T ION O F ACCESSORI ES 6 ID EN T IF IC A T ION O F PA RT S 7 O PE RA T IN G YO UR A IR COND ITI ON ER 8 IN S T ALL ATION IN ST RUC TIO NS 9- 10 A IR F IL TER S I NS T ALL ATIO N 11 O PE RA T ION IN ST RUC TIO NS 12 - 13 W A T ER DR A IN AGE 13 REMOTE CONTRO[...]

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    3 | P a g e T ha nk y ou f or choos i ng t he W h yn ter port ab l e air c onditioner . Ple ase fo ll ow t he i ns tr ucti ons provid ed in th is us e r gui de to ob ta i n t he very best per fo rm ance fr o m y our po rt ab le air conditi on er and take f ul l ad va ntage o f t he many f ea t ures y our p o rt ab le air c o n ditioner o ff ers you[...]

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    4 | P a g e Y ou r sa fe t y and th e sa fety o f oth ers are very i mp ortant to us . T o r edu ce the risk o f fir e, electric al s ho ck or injury wh en us ing y our app li anc e, f o ll ow thes e ba si c pr e c au ti on s. S A FE TY P R EC A UTI ONS Before the po rt ab l e air cond ition er is us ed, it m ust be pr ope rly po s i tion ed and i [...]

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    5 | P a g e  Keep finge rs out o f t he a i r intakes and air outlets.  T he un i t is an e l ec tr ic al a pp li ance. To avo id injury fr om elec tr ical s hock do n ot op e rat e it w it h w et hands, wh il e standi ng on a w et su r f ace or w h il e standi ng i n water. Do not use i t i n ou tdoors or i n w et c onditi ons.  W he n p [...]

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    6 | P a g e ID E NT I FI C A T ION O F A CC ES S O RI ES IM AG E A CCESSO RY N A ME QU A NT I T Y Intake an d Ex hau st ho se 2 pi eces Fi x tu re 2 pi e ces S cr e ws 8 pi e ces Hose co nne ctor 4 pi e ces W i nd ow sli de r k i t 1 s et Co ve r 2 pi e ces Re m ote con tr ol 1 pi e ce Optional 3 M ™ Anti m i crobial filter (sold separatel y ) 1 [...]

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    7 | P a g e ID E NT I FI C A T ION OF P A R T S Front 1 . A ir v en t 2 . C on tr ol p ane l Rear 3. Ev apo rator a ir i ntake / a ir fil te r 4 . A ir in take ho se 5 . A ir ex hau st hose 6. Caste rs 7. Dra in po rt 8 . Po wer co rd[...]

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    8 | P a g e O PE R A T ING YO UR A I R CO NDI TI ONER Be fore y ou begi n, t ho ro ughly f am ili ariz e y ou r se lf wi th t he control p anel , remote con tr ol and al l o f t he functi on s. Fo ll ow t he symbol f or t he desir ed f u nc tio n. T he un i t can be c on tr o ll ed by t he un i t con tr ol panel al one or w ith t he remote co n tr [...]

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    9 | P a g e IN STA LL A TI ON IN S TR U CT I ONS Loca ti on T he air condi tioner s hould be placed on a ha rd an d level sur f ace stron g en ou gh to su ppor t the un it . T he un it has cast ers and it should on ly be r o ll ed on sm oot h, f lat sur f a ces. Use cauti on w hen ro lli ng on c arpet sur f ac es. D o not att empt t o ro l l t he u[...]

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    10 | P a g e Wi nd ow ki t Installati on W he n y ou us e this air co nd i tioner un it , hot air mu st be ex ha u st ed o ut o f th e roo m to complet e t he air e xchange of t he condens er. W h en t he un i t i s o perati ng in dehumidi f yi ng and f an - on ly mode, no exhaust is re qu ir ed. Your w i nd ow kit has be en des i gn ed to f i t m [...]

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    11 | P a g e A I R FI LT ER S IN STA LL A TI ON Your W hy nter po rt ab le ai r conditi on er is e qu i pped w ith a w ashable Pre-F ilt er a nd an Activ a t ed Carbon F il ter. T he was hable Pre-F il t er remov es large pa rticl es such as d us t, p et ha ir and da nder. T he Ac tivat ed Car bon f ilt er is d esigned t o r e mov e smoke and other[...]

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    12 | P a g e O PE R A T I ON IN ST RU CT I ON S  B EF ORE U SIN G Y O U R PORT A B LE A I R CONDIT IO N ER  Remove t he ext eri or and interior pack agin g.  Be fore connec ti ng t he un it to t he po w er so urc e, let it stand u pright f or ap pro ximately 4 hours. This w il l reduce t he possib ili ty of a ma l f u nc ti on in t he coo [...]

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    13 | P a g e T IM ER (DELA YED S WI TC H ON / O FF) F UN CT IO N  This f un cti on m o de e na bl es a de lay ed sw itch ON or de l ay ed switch O FF of t he ai r conditioner. T he time (h ours) de l ay c an be set, en ab l ed and disable d. T he t im er is ad j us t ab l e be tw een 1- 24 ho urs. SETT IN G S W I T CH O FF TIM ER W ith t he air [...]

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    14 | P a g e R EM OTE C ON TROL T he po r t ab l e air con ditioner can be switched on by t he remot e co n tr ol. N OT E :  Ot her app li ances i n t he same room con tr o ll ed by a remote con tr ol (TV , r adi o, stereo, etc .), m ay ca use i nter feren c es.  E l ec tr on ic and f l uo re sc e nt l a mp s m ay inter f ere w it h t he sign[...]

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    15 | P a g e C A RE A ND M A I NT ENA NC E IM PORT A N T :  S wi tch of f t he a ir conditioner a nd disconnec t t he pl ug fr o m t he po w er ou tl et  Drain wat er by r e movi ng t he drain plu g.  Alw ays tr an s por t t he air c onditioner in an up ri ght positi on on ly. CLEA NING T H E PRE-FI LT ER  To ensure t he ai r intak e is[...]

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    16 | P a g e TE CHN IC A L D A T A M od el A RC -14S C oo li ng capacity 14 ,000 BTU Po w er supply 115v/ 60 Hz M axi m um po w er input 1250 W atts M axi m um i np u t 10 .8 Am ps Dehumidi f yi ng capacity 101 Pts / D ay The rm o st at 61 °F to 89 °F Re fr igerant R-410A Ai r f l ow (max.) 360 m3/ Hour Fan s peeds 3 (H , M , L) Exhaust hose le n[...]

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    17 | P a g e TR OUBL ES HO OT I NG Problem Possi b le Causes Soluti on s The portab le air condit ioner does not turn on  Pow er failure / outage .  The auto m atic sw i tch, line f us e, or brea ker ha s be en tripped.  The pow er supply voltage is too low.  The pow er cord is damaged.  The L.C.D .I. pow er plug f or the unit is tri[...]

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    18 | P a g e The air co mi ng ou t of the unit is not v ery cold, or the a i r fl ow volu m e is w eak  The filt ers are dirty or obs tructed.  The air intake or exhau st is obs tructed.  The unit is se t i n DRY or FAN mode.  The unit is s et to low f an sp eed.  Clean the a i r filter s.  Make s ure there i s at leas t 20" [...]

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    ON E YE A R L IM I T ED W AR R A N TY & T HR EE YE AR W A RR A N TY ON CO M PRESSOR This W HY NT ER po rt ab l e air con ditioner is warr an ted, to t he original ow ner withi n t he 48 cont i nent al state s, f or o ne year fr om t he da t e of purcha s e against de f ec ts in ma t eri al an d w orkmansh ip under no rm al use and service. Sh o[...]