NewAir ACP-1000E User Manual

Portable Air Conditioner Owner’s manual

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Please read ail the instructions carefully before use

Contents

Safety instructions

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1> Safety instructions

(1) .Warning..................................................................................................2

(2) .Precaution.......................................:

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(3) .Maintenance............................................................................................ 4

2. Parts list
{1 ).Air conditioner and accessories

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(2) .Air conditioner control panel................................................................. 6

(3) .Remote controller...................................................................................... 7

3^ Operation instructions,..

(1 ).Starting the air conditioner for the first time operating modes

and thermostat....................................................................................... ...8

(2) .Setting the timer...........................................................................................9

(3) .AdjLi sting the air flow................................................................................ 9

(4) ,Battery installation in the remote controller

(6).Setting up the exhaust hose.,.....................................

4^ Troubleshooting tips

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Connect the plug to an appropriate

power outlet

• Be careful notto damage the power
cord, and don't use if the cord becomes
damaged

• Make sure your hands are clean and

dry before operating the air conditioner

Don't use the power supply cord
as a substitute for the on / off button

To avoid injury, keep fingers and other

objects out of the unit

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5^ Electrical diagram..............................................................................................16

6^ Electrical specifications

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• Ensurethatthe airconditioner'sground • Turn the unitoff anddisconnectlhe

wire is connected power plug if you notice smoke or an

odd odor coming from the air conditioner

If the unit malfunctions, please contact the dealer or a professional repair
center.

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1> Safety instructions

• The air conditioner should be left in an upright position for at ieast two
hours before using.

• The air conditioner shall be installed in accordance with national and local
wiring regulations.

• Method oi attachment of the supply cord is type Y. If the supply cord is dam aged,

it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent, or a qualified repair

person in orderto avoid damage/voiding the warranty or bodily injury.

• Never use the unit in a place where there flammable gasses or chemicals are present.

• To prevent electromagnetic interference, place the air conditioner at least
three feet away from radios or televisions.

• Hold the plug itself to connect or disconnect the power cord, never pull the

power cord.

• If the unit will not be used for an extended period of time, disconnect the

power cord and drain any water from the auxiliary water tank.

• Do not spray liquids directly onto the unit apply water or mild cleanser to
the soft cloth that will be used to clean the air conditioner.

Safety instructions

• To avoid electrical shocks, be sure to disconnect the power cord before
cleaning the unit.

• Avoid using chemicals like benzene, alcohol, gas, or turpentine to clean
the unit.

• We recommend that you clean the air filter every two months (more often

if visibly soiled), Built up dust on the filter will decrease the air flow volu me.

• How to remove the air filter from your air conditioner:

1 .Gently pull the air filter cover upwards

2.Grasp the air filter and separate it from the cover

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• The unit is notintended to support heavy objects, be used as a step-stool,
or be shaken / bumped into. Keep this in mind when deciding where to
place it within your room.

• Do not use harsh chemicals or cleansers on the air conditioner as it may
cause the case to become warped or discoloured.

• If you choose to usethe continuous drain function, be sure to have the
condensation drain off into an appropriate receptacle.

• To insure adequate air circulation, place the air conditioner at ieast four
inches away from walls and furnishings. Be careful of draperies or other
items which may be drawn towards the intake vents and restrict the airflow.

• The air conditioner must be placed on a level, flat surface. Do not operate
on an angle of more than 4".

Caution:

When cleaning the air filter, use warm water and a mild detergent only. Once it is
washed, place it in a cool place and allow it to dry fully.

Remember that the external case should only be cleaned with a moist, soft cloth!

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2> Parts List

U Control Panel
2, Air Outlet
3, Remote Sensor
4x Handle
5^ Caster

6, Filter

7, InteriorAir Inlet
8» Air Exhaust Outlet
9, Power Cord

10> Drain Plug

11, Exhaust Jointi

12, Exhaust Joint2

13, Exhaust Joint3

14, ExhaustJolnt4

15, Exhaust Hose

16, Water Tank

2 . Parts List

Display Panel Icons

Control Panel Buttons

1 .Fresh Air Icon (Ionizer)

2. Timerlcon

3. Temperature display
(or, error code)

4. Cooling Icon

5. Dehumidification Icon

6. Auto-mode Icon

Z.Fan f Speed Icon
S.Air Sweep Icon

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9. Temperature adjustment

10. Fan speed

11. Mode

12. Timer
IS.Oscillation buttonl

14.0scillation button2

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Note: Not all the controls will require adjustment, and some controls may be
designed for other models.

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3. Operation instructions

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1-Display window

2.Cooling Icon
3-Auto-mode Icon

4.Output Icon

5.Time Display
6-Operation Icon

7.Oscillation buttoni
8, Mode button

9. Temperature button
lO.Set Time button
11 .Battery compartment

12. Battery cover

13. Fan Icon

14. Dehumidifìcation Icon

15. Remote Signal

16. Temperature display
IT.Oscillation Icon

18.Fresh Air Icon (Ionizer)

19.0scillation button2

20.Fan speed button
21 .Power button

1 .When you first plug in the air conditioner, you

will hear a tone indicating that the power is

connected. Press the On button, the unit

will start in Auto mode and will display the

current room temperature.

2.Select the Mode:
Press the Mode button, it will cycle through the Auto,
Fari, Cooling, and Dehumidifying options

-»--Auto Fan

'Cooling-

Dehumidify

3. Adjustthe Temperature:

The temperature is adjustable between 60“F 88T. Press the temperature button

until the desired degree is displayed. The air conditioner will then cool to that

temperature. Five seconds after setting your preferred temperature, the display
will go back to showing the current room temperature,

4. Adjust Fan Speed
Press the speed button to change the fan speed. You will cycle through the
high, medium and low speed options.

Low

-Mid

.High

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Remove the rear cover

Note: Not all the controls will require adjustment, and some controls may be

designed for other models.

5. Turning offtheunit
When you press the Off button, the air conditioner will cease operation and
you will hear a tone.

6. Fresh Air
While the air conditioner is running, you can press the Fresh Air button to

engage the built in Ion generator.

Note;

While in dehumidification mode, the unitwill automatically set the fan speed
to tow. It wilt not allow adjustment to the fan speed in this mode, nor will
adjusting the temperature affect the operation.
While in fan mode, adjusting the temperature will not affect the operation.

If the unit is in standby mode, the remote control has a memory function.

Your settings will be stored in the unit’s memory, and when used next it wilt

operate according to the last settings. Only the timerfunction will need to be
reset (if you are using that function).

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Operation instructions

3, Operation instructions

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Setting the timer function:

Whiie the unit is operating, press the Timer button. You will enter the time that
you wish the unit to shut down. Then you will have the option of setting the time

for the air conditioner to resume function (from half an hour to 12 hours, in half

hour increments) or exiting the timer function.

► While the unit is in standby mode, you can also press the Timer button to set the

operation times. You will begin by entering the time at which you want the air
conditionerto begin working, and then you will be able to program the time at
which you want the unittogoback into standby mode (from half an hour to 12
hours, in half hou r increments) or exit the timer function.

Note: While in the set timeframe, the air conditioner will display a countdown
of the time remaining until the next mode is initiated.

► Adjusting the Airflow:

To havethe airflow oscillate from celling to floor, press the oscillation button
on the remote control. Right to left airflow is adjusted by manual adjusting
the louvers.

Battery Installation:

I.Open the battery compartment by sliding down the battery cover

panel.

2. Remove and discard old batteries, replace with new batteries

3. Put the battery cover panel back in place.

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Note:
when turn off the unit, VFD indicator appear OF , till the sweep shut down.

Notes;

1 -The polarity of the batteries must match the indicator in the remote

controller

2.Please don't mix new and old batteries in the remote controller

3 .To prevent corrosion, remove the batteries if the controller will not be

used over a lengthy period

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3. Operation instructions

While operating in cooling mode, condensation will form and the air conditioner
will auto-evaporate this water. In unusually high humidity (over 80%) or while in
dehumidification mode, more water will accumulate than the unitwill be able to
evaporate. In this case, the excess water will be collected in the auxiliary water
tank. When this tank is filled, a buzzer will sound to alert the user that the water
tank must be drained. An error code of E2 will also be shown on the display panel,

indicating that the watertank is full. The unit will then shut down until the water

tankisemptied.

Draining the water tank:
t.Turn oftthe unit

2. Placethe square water collection container under the drainage hole.

3. Remove the drainage cap and rubber plug, allowing the water to flow out.

4.If the collection container fills before the tank is empty, reinsert the rubber
plug into the drain, empty the container, replace it under the drain and
remove the plug again. Repeat as needed until the tank is empty.

5. Reinsertthe rubber plug and drainage cap.

6. Restart the air conditioner.

For usage in dehumidification mode or in high humidity situations, we recommend

that you use the continuous drainage feature for this air conditioner.

1 Purchase an adequate length of soft plastichose with Va” internal diameter

2.Remove the drainage cap and rubber plug. Save these items for later use.
S.Connect the soft plastic hose to the drainage hole for continuous drainage.

4.Sincethe drain will rely on gravity to drain, the hose should be on a slight

downward slope

S.The open end of the hose can drain into a large collection container, a water

drain, or outdoors onto the ground.

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Drainage Hole Rubber Plug

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Water Tank

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3. Operation instructions

Air Exhaust Hose

The hot air exhaust conducts the hot, moist air produced by the air conditioner
away from the space that you are trying to cool. The window kit and exhaust

hose can be moved along with the air conditioner from room to room.

1 .Exhaust the hot air through a window or sliding glass door (window kit

extension may be necessary)

Open a window or sliding glass door. Install the window kit. then connect the
exhaust hose.

2.Exhaust the hot air through a custom opening through the wall or ceiling
A custom opening can be cut in order to facilitate the exhaust hose if an

existing window or sliding glass door cannot be used.

3. Operation instructions

Exhaust Hose

1 .The exhaust hose can extend

from 1.8 feet to 6.5 feet. The
shorter the hose is, the better
the cooling effect will be.

2.The hose should be as straight
as possible, as sharp or unnec
essary bends in the hose will
prevent effective air flow result­ingin overheating and possible
shut-down of the air conditioner.

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The hot air must be exhausted for this air conditioner to provide a cooling effect.
When the air conditioner is not in use, please store the exhaust hose safely.

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3.The length of the exhaust hose
should not be extended beyond

6.5feet. Replacement hoses
are available for purchase
through the vendor, we recom

mend that you use only New Air
replacement parts.

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4^ Troubleshooting

Before investing in repairs, double check the following:

Problems

Causes

Suggested Solutions

Electric Diagram

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The unit doesn't work

The unit stops working on its own

No cool air while in cooling mode

No cool air while in dehumidi tying
mode

Error code E2 is displayed on the

panel

Error code E4 is displayed on the
panel

Power trouble

1. The power cord is not plug^

gedin

2. The circuit breaker has
been tripped

a.There is something wron^

with the socket or outlet

4,Tha fuse needs to be repl

aced or the power cord is
damaged

The timer has activated or the

temperature in the room is

lower than the set temperature

1 .The room temperature is

lower than the set temp

erature

2.The evaporator is frosted
over

The evaporator is frosled, the
unit is eliminating froBt

The water tank is full

The coil pipe is damaged

1. Connect the power cord corre
ctly

2. Resetthe circuit at the breaker
box

3. Change the socket or outlet

4. Take the unit to a qualified techn
ician and have the fuse replaced
(fuse specification: 3A/25DV)

Turn the timer off or wait for the
room temperature to rise

1 .Normal operation

2. Allow the evaporator to defrost,
it will then resume normal
operation

After the evaporator defrosts,
normal operation will resume

Empty the water tank and restart
the unit

Replace the coil pipe

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Error code El is displayed on the
panel

1 The voltage is too high or

too low

2.Theunit is damaged

1 .Restart when the voltage is

normal

2.Take the unit for repair service

Note:

If the air conditioner needs repair, never service it by yourself. Please contact
the dealer or a professional repair center for assistance.

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6. Technical Specification

ModelNumber

Cooling Capacity (Btu^h)

Dehumidifying(Pints/day)
Power Supply

Power Cooling
Consumption Dehumidifying

Water Tank Capacity (Liter)
Temperature Set Range
Noise Levei(dB)

Unit Weight (Lb)
Unit Dimension (inch)
Refrigerant

ACP-1000E

10000

95

120V/60HZ

900W/7.8A

750W/6.5A

2L

61T-88T

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15.0x15.5x28.5
R22(18.3oz)

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REMARKS;

The cooling capacity of ihe unit may be affected by the height of the ceiling,
quality of insulation, number of windows, etc.

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