NewAir ACP-1300H User Manual

ACP-1300H Portable Air Conditioner

Owner's Manual

Contents

1.Safety Instructions

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

(2) Precautions.............................................................................. 3

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

2. Parts List

(1) ACP-1300H Unit and Accessories............................................... 5

(2) Control Panel ........................................................................... 6

(3) Remote Control.........................................................................7

3.Operating Instructions

(1) Operating the ACP-1300H for the FirstTime; Operating Modes;

and Thermostat.........................................................................8

(2) Setting the Timer.......................................................................9

(3) Adjusting theAirflow...................................................................9

(4) Installing the Battery for the Remote Control...............................10

(5) Emptying the Auxiliary Water Tank.........................................11-12

(6) Setting up the Exhaust Hose.................................................13-14

4. .......................................................................15

Troubleshooting Tips

5. ..........................................................................16

Electrical Diagram

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Electrical Specifications

Please read all instructions carefully before operating

1. Safety Instructions

Warning

Connect theACP-1300H's plug into an
appropriate poweroutlet.

Be careful not to damage the power
cord, and do not operate the ACP-1300H
if the cord appears to be damaged.

Before operatingthe ACP-1300H,
make sureyour hands areclean and dry.

Make surethe air conditioner'sground
wire isconnected.

Do not turn offthe power supply by
pulling the power cord; use the On/
Off power button.

Do notuse a powerstrip or anextension
cord.

Toavoid injury, keep fingers and foreign
objects outof the unit.

If you notice smoke or an odd odorcoming

from theACP-1300H, turn the unit off and
disconnect the power plug.

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1. Safety Instructions

Precautions

Leave theACP-1300H in an upright position forat least twohours before operating.

The unitmust be installedin accordance withnational and localwiring regulations.

The ACP-1300H's supply cord requires a Y-type attachment. If the supply cord is
damaged, it must be replaced bythe manufacturer, an authorized service agent, or a
qualified repair professional in order toavoid further damage, to prevent voiding the
warranty, and to avoid bodily injury.

Never operatethe ACP-1300H in an area whereflammable gasses orchemicals are
present.

Toprevent electromagnetic interference,place the unitat least threefeet away from
radios ortelevisions.

When connectingor disconnecting thepower cord, holdthe plug itself- never pullthe
power cord.

When notusing the unitfor an extendedperiod of time,disconnect the powercord and
drain anywater from theauxiliary water tank.

When cleaningthe ACP-1300H, do not spray liquiddirectly onto theunit. Moreover,
do notuse harsh chemicalsor cleansers toclean the unit. Instead, apply water or a

mild cleanserto a softcloth and wipethe ACP-1300H clean.

The ACP-1300H is not intendedto support heavyobjects, be usedas a step-stool,or
be shakenor bumped into. Keep this in mind when decidingwhere to placethe unit.

If youchoose to usethe continuous drainfunction on theACP-1300H, make sure the
condensate candrain off into an appropriate receptacle.

Toensure adequate aircirculation, place theair conditioner atleast four inchesaway
from wallsand furnishings. Be aware of draperies or other items which may interfere
with theintake vents andcause restricted airflow.

Place theACP-1300H on a level, flat surface. Do not operate the unit onan angle of
more than4 inches.

If problems persist or if the unit malfunctions, please contact your NewAir
dealer or a professional repair center.

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1. Safety Instructions

2. Parts List

Maintenance

To avoid electrical shock, be sure to disconnect the power cord

before cleaning the unit.

Avoid using chemicals such as benzene, alcohol, gas, or turpentine

when cleaning the unit.

It is recommended that the air filter be replaced every two months
(more frequently if the filter is visibly soiled). Built-up dust and debris
on the filter will decrease airflow and impact the air conditioner's
cooling efficiency.

When removing the filter from the ACP-1300H, following these steps:

1.Gently lift up the air filter cover.

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

Please Note:

When cleaning the air filter, use only warm water or a mild detergent. Once the

filter has been cleaned, allow it to completely dry in a cool place. Also remember

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

Parts and Accessories

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1.Control Panel

2.Air Outlet

3.Remote Sensor

4.Handle

5.Exterior Air Inlet

6.Caster

7.Filter

8.

Interior Air Inlet

9.Power Cord

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Air ExhaustOutlet

11.ExteriorAir Inlet

12.Cover Board

13.Exhaust Joint

14.Exhaust Joint

15.Exhaust Joint

16.Exhaust Joint4

17.

Exhaust Hose

18.Water Tank

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2. Parts List

Display Panel

Display Panel Icons

Display Panel Icons

AIR FRESH

SETTIME

88

88:8

AIRSWEEP

LOCK

Control Panel Buttons

ON/OFF

MODE

SPEED

10 11

12 13

TIMER

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2. Parts List

Remote Control

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1.FreshAir Icon (Ionizer)

2.Timer Icon

COOL

F

DRY

HOT

AUTO

3.Temperature Display

(or Error Code)

4.Cooling Icon

5.Dehumidification Icon

6.Auto-Mode Icon

7.Heating Icon

8.Fan/Speed Icon

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10

Wind

Mode Temp Speed

F

Wind

Timer on/off

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9.Air Sweep Icon

10.On / Off

WIND

TEMP/TIME

WIND

11.Mode

12.Fan Speed

Remove the rear cover by pulling it forward.

13.Timer

14.

Oscillation Button1

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Oscillation Button2

16.Temperature Adjustment

1.Oscillation Window

2.Cooling Icon

3.Auto-Mode Icon

4.Output Icon

5.Time Display

6.Operation Icon

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Oscillation Button1

8.Mode Button

9.Temperature Button

10.Set Time Button

11.Battery Compartment

12.Battery Cover

13.Fan Icon

14.Dehumidification Icon

15.Remote Signal

16.Temperature Display

17.Oscillation Icon

18.FreshAir Icon (Ionizer)

19.Oscillation Button2

20.Fan speed Button

21.Power Button

Please Note: Not all controls will require adjustment, as some controls may
be designed for other NewAir models.

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