Toyotomi TAD-T40LW User Manual

TAD-T40LW

PORTABLE AIR CONDITIONER

ACONDICIONADOR DE AIRE
PORTATIL

CONDITIONNEUR D’AIR
DEPLACABLE

INSTRUCTION MANUAL ENGLISH P. 1
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES ESPAÑOL P. 5
MODE D’EMPLOI FRANCAIS P. 9

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ModeON/OFF

UpFanSpeed

DownTimer

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B6

B5

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C3 C5C4

C11 C12 C13C10

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UpFanSpeed

DownTimer

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Base pan assembly

Caster

Float

Micro switch

Drain motor

Blade

4-way valve

Compressor

Rear fan motor

Rear fan

Capacitor A (Rear FM)

Front fan motor

Front fan

Capacitor C (Front FM)

Main circuit board

CapacitorB (Compressor)

Indication lamp circuit

Front panel

Power supply cord

Drain cap

Rear panel

Intake air grille

Thermistor

Room thermistor

Carrying handle

Remote control

Duct hose

Duct hose adapter nozzle

Duct hose grille

Cover

Window panel kit “C”

Instruction manual

Carton

ENGLISH

SUMMARY

The idea behind the unit is to provide a localized supply of cool air.
The unit will greatly enhance your personal comfort whether at a

work station or even in your favorite chair.
Four (4) casters enable you to move the unit easily from room to

room. It cools and dries the air at the same time so that you can
stay comfortable even when it's humid or rainy outside. Also your
furnishings and fabrics are kept in good condition when it's used
as dehumidifier.

Conventional air conditioners use large quantities of energy to cool
an entire room, including walls and furniture. This unit creates a
zone of cool and dry air only where it is needed. It does not waste
energy cooling the surroundings.

It's easy to operate. The built-in timer allows from 1 to 24 hours of
operation, which will automatically turn the unit on and off. This is
especially convenient at bedtime.

Venting is not required. However, if the unit is to be used exclu­sively in one space, the cooling efficiency will be enhanced by us­ing the venting kit accessory, which is included with the uit.

OPERATIONAL FEATURES

1. COOLING OPERATION:

Normally, cool air is directed out the front louvers by the circu­lation fan which has three (3) stages of fan speed.

2. HEATING OPERATION:

Warm air is directed out the air outlet grille by the circulation
fan which has three (3) stages of fan speed.

3. THERMO CONTROL

The compressor will automatically shift to ON or OFF to main­tain the desired temperature.

4. TIMER OPERATION:

The unit will turn on and off after the designated period of time
(1, 2, 3, ...24 hours).

5. AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF MECHANISM WHEN THE
DRAIN TANK IS FULL:

When the drain tank is full, the unit will be automatically shut
off. The warning lamp will light. It is always required to press
the power button twice to resume operation after the con­densed water is removed from the tank.

6. AIR FILTER:

A pre-filter protects the unit from dust.

1. DESCRIPTION

Fig. A FRONT

A1 Air outlet
A2 Vertical louver
A3 Front panel
A4 Operation panel
A5 Carrying handle
A6 Caster

Fig. B REAR

B1 Air intake (Evaporator)
B2 Air intake opening
B3 Air intake (Condenser)
B4 Power supply cord
B5 Power plug
B6 Drain water outlet
B7 Air outlet opening

Fig. C OPERATION PANEL

C1 Power button
C2 Mode button
C3 Fan speed button
C4 Timer button
C5 Adjust buttons
C6 Warning lamp (Tank full)
C7 Cooling mode lamp (green)
C8 Dehumidifying mode lamp (orange)
C9 Heating/Fan mode lamp (red/yellow)
C10 Room temp lamp
C11 Set temp lamp
C12 Timer operation lamp
C13 Digital indicator

Fig. I DUCT SET

I1 Duct hose adapter nozzle (4 pcs.)
I2 Duct hose (2 pcs.)

Fig. J WINDOW PANEL KIT

J1 Window panel “C”
J2 Window panel extension (2 pcs.)
J3 Duct hose grille (2 pcs.)
J4 Cover (2 pcs.)
J5 Screws

2. SAFETY TIPS

IMPORTANT

¡ Read instructions carefully before operation.
¡ The unit should be operated when the room temperature is

between 64˚F (18˚C) to 95˚F (35˚C). If the room temperature is
below 64˚F (18˚C), ice may form on the coils. If the room tem­perature is above 95˚F (35˚C), the compressor will automatical­ly shut off to protect itself.

¡ ALWAYS, wait 3 min. to restart after turning unit off.

WARNING

¡ NEVER expose infants, handicapped persons, or senior per-

sons directly to the airflow. Adjust the airflow direction.

¡ Keep children away from unit. Children are particularly liable to

this danger. The inside fan is running at high speed. Covering
them may deteriorate air conditioner performance or cause it
to become inoperative.

¡ NEVER insert objects of any kind into the air intake or air out-

let.

¡ DO NOT unplug if your hands are wet. An electrical shock may

occur.

¡ DO NOT operate in a wet location.
¡ ALWAYS plug into 115 V, 60 Hz, single phase electrical outlet.
¡ Be sure the power plug fits the receptacle securely.
¡ DO NOT run power cord under carpets, rugs, or floor mats of

any kind.

¡ DO NOT attempt to shorten or alter power cord in any way.
¡ DO NOT apply any excessive force or pressure to the power

supply cord.

¡ Make sure that the plug is free of dust.
¡ DO NOT use an extension cord.
¡ DO NOT turn on and off by inserting or removing the power

plug which may cause electric shock or fire.

¡ If there is a fear of lightning, stop the unit and disconnect the

power supply cord.

¡ DO NOT touch the evaporator, condenser and pipes.
¡ DO NOT operate with filter removed.

CAUTION

¡ Keep unit more than 20 in. (50 cm) away from any objects or

wall. (Fig. D)

¡ If the unit is operated in COOLING mode in an area of very

high moisture, the top plate and the rear plate may get cov­ered with a mist. Wipe off any mist before it has a chance to
get on the floor or rug.

¡ Remove drain water before moving unit.
¡ To minimize corrosion, DO NOT use in damp, salty air area.
¡ DO NOT operate in direct sunlight.
¡ DO NOT use for such particular purpose as preservation of

foodstuff, animals, plants, precision appliances, arts and med­icine.

¡ DO NOT place an animal, plants or combustion equipment in

a place which is subjected to the direct air flow of the unit.

¡ DO NOT ride or place the objects on the unit.
¡ DO NOT turn the unit on its side or upside down.

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ENGLISH

RESET

TEST

3. OPERATION

BEFORE OPERATION:
LCDI (Leakage Current Detection and Interruption) PLUG

TEST:

RESET: AFTER SOLVING THE PROBLEM

ALWAYS: MAKE SURE THE INDICATOR LAMP IS ON AFTER

HARD TO RESET BUTTON:
PRESSING BUTTON WITH A STICK SUCH AS PENCIL OR BALL
POINT PEN WITH THE FLAT END (NOT SHARP EDGE) MAY
MAKE IT EASIER TO RESET BUTTON.

NO POWER ON THE UNIT: MAKE SURE THE INDICATOR LAMP IS ON.

PLUGING INTO THE POWER. IF NOT, PRESS RESET
BUTTON UNTIL IT CLICKS AND INDICATOR LAMP
COMES ON.

OPERATING STEPS:

1. PRESS ''POWER'' BUTTON (C1) TO ''ON''.

Cooling mode lamp (C7) and Low lamp are lit at this time and
unit starts.

2. PRESS MODE BUTTON (C2).

Press the mode button (C2) to set your desired operation mode
"COOLING" (C7), "DEHUMIDIFYING" (C8), "HEATING", or
"FAN" (C9).

COOLING mode (C7)

When the “COOLING” mode is selected, the green lamp lights up.
During the "COOLING" mode the air is cooled and hot air is
exhausted to the outside air through the duct hose that it for
exhaust.

DEHUMIDIFYING mode (C8)

When the “DEHUMIDIFYING” mode is selected, the orange
lamp lights up.
Air is dehumidified as it passes through the unit, without being
in full cool mode.
In "DEHUMIDIFYING" mode operation, you cannot change the
fan speed.

HEATING Mode (C9)

When the “HEATING” mode is selected, the red lamp lights up.
The “HEATING” mode of this unit works on the heat pump
principle. This makes it more efficient than a normal electric
heater. The “HEATING” mode can only be activated when the
inside temperature is below 80˚F (27˚C). Depending on the out­side temperature, the unit will stop heating regularly in order to
thaw ice that has accumulated. The lower the outside temper­ature, the more frequently this will occur. If the outside tem­perature is below 50˚F (10˚C), it is not recommended to use
this unit for heating. It will not produce enough heat and the
coils will ice up. When the unit is in “HEATING” mode between
50˚F (10˚C) and 61˚F (16˚C) outside temperature, it is not rec­ommended to use the air intake hose.

In this mode, the desired temperature can be set between 61˚F
(16˚C) and 80˚F (27˚C).
NOTE: Actual cooling and heating capacity vary depending

FAN mode (C9)

When the “FAN” mode is selected, the yellow lamp lights up.
The "FAN" mode provides only circulation of room air, so that
you cannot set the room temperature.

3. PRESS TIMER/TEMPERATURE ADJUST BUTTONS (C5)

Set the desired room temperature by pressing UP button "▲"
or DOWN button "
When "▲" or "▼" button is pressed, the set temperature is
displayed and may be adjusted. After 15 seconds the display

on room temperature, humidity, insulation, window
sizes, etc.
To prevent damage to the unit, changing from the
cooling or dehumidifying mode to the heating mode
(or the reverse) takes two to three minutes.

▼". The default display is room temperature.

WHEN CURRENT LEAKING OR
PRESSING TEST BUTTON, THE IN­DICATOR LIGHT WILL TURN OFF
AND THE UNIT WILL CUT OUT.

PLEASE PRESS RESET BUTTON.

will revert back to room temperature.
By pressing both buttons at once, the display will toggle be­tween Celsius and Fahrenheit.

4. PRESS FAN SPEED BUTTON (C3)

Press the fan speed button (C3) to set the desired air flow rate.
High · · · · · · · · · · · Operation at a high air flow
Med · · · · · · · · · · · Operation at a medium air flow
Low · · · · · · · · · · · Operation at a low air flow

5. AIR DEFLECTION

Always open the air outlet during operation. (Fig. E)

6. STOP OPERATION

Press the Power button (C1) and all lights will go out.

TIMER OPERATION

Auto turning OFF:

With unit in cooling mode, press Timer button (C4) to select
number of hours you would like the unit to run in cooling mode
until it automatically shuts off.

Auto turning ON:

With unit powered off, press Timer button (C4) to select num­ber of hours until you would like the unit to automatically start.

USING REMOTE CONTROL

The functions work the same as your air conditioner's opera­tion panel. (Fig. C)
Batteries: Remove the cover on the back of the remote control
and insert the batteries with the (+) and (-) poles pointing in the
proper direction. (Fig. H)

CAUTION

¡ Use only AAA or IEC R03 1.5V batteries.
¡ DO NOT attempt to recharge the supplied batteries.
¡ All batteries should be replaced at the same time.
¡ DO NOT dispose of the batteries in a fire as they may explode.
¡ DO NOT install the batteries with the polarity (+/-) reversed.
¡ Keep batteries and other things that could be swallowed away

from young children. Contact a doctor immediately if an object
is swallowed.

4. DRAINING EXCESS WATER (Fig. F)

1. Drain excess water from the tank by placing a pan under the
drain water outlet.
Remove the drain plug, and let the water drain into the pan.

2.

3. When the water stops draining out, replace the drain plug.

4. Remove the pan of water.

5. Operate the unit in Fan mode to dry the interior of the unit.
NOTE: Remove the drain water from the tank once a week.

5. CLEANING

CLEANING AIR INTAKE GRILLE (Fig. G)

1. Clean the air intake grille (B1) once every two weeks.

2. To remove the air intake grille (B1), pull the grille off.

3. Remove the dust with a vacuum cleaner.

WARNING

¡ DO NOT touch the evaporator. It may cause injury or damage.

CLEANING SURFACE

Clean the outside of the unit with a soft damp cloth.

CAUTION

¡ NEVER use gasoline, solvents, chemical products or polish as

they could damage the surfaces.

6. LONG-TERM STORAGE

At the end of each season, or when you do not plan to use your
unit for an extended period of time, the following procedures are
recommended.

1. Run the unit 5 or 6 hours with only the ''FAN'' (C9) mode oper­ating in order to dry the inside.

2. Remove the drain water from the tank and unplug the unit.

3. Clean the unit.
Wipe off any dirt or dust on the unit with a soft damp cloth or
a vacuum cleaner, and then wipe again using a soft dry cloth.

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