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Important

Safety

Instructions

NOTE:

This

USE

CARE

MANUAL

provides

specific

operating

instructions

for

your

model.

Use

the

room

air

conditioner

only

instructed

this

USE

CARE

MANUAL.

These

instructions

are

not

meant

cover every

possible

condition

and

situation

that

may

occur.

Common

sense

and

caution

must

practiced

when

installing,

operating,

and

maintaining

any

appliance.

NOTE:

The

power

supply

cord

with

this

air

conditioner

contains

current

detection

device

designed

reduce

the

risk

fire.

Please

refer

the

section

'Operation of

Current

Device'

for

details.

the

event

that

the

power

supply

cord

damaged,

cannot

repaired.

must

replaced

with

a cord

from

the

product

manufacturer.

WARNING

Avoid

fire

hazard

electric

shock.

not

use

extension

cord

adaptor

plug.

not

remove

any

prong

from

the

power

cord.

Grounding

Prong

not,

under

any

circumstances,

cut,

remove

bypass

the

grounding

prong.

WARNING

For

Your

Safety

not

store

use

gasoline

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids

the

vicinity

this

any

other

appliance.

Read

product

labels for

flammabltity

and

other

warnings.

WARNING

Prevent

Accidents

reduce

the

risk

fire,

electrical

shock,

injury

persons

when

using

your

air

conditioner,

basic

precautions,

including

the

following:

•

sure

the

electrical

service

adequate

for

the

model

you

have

chosen.

This

information

can

found

the

serial

plate,

which

located

the

side

the

cabinet

and

behind

the

grille.

•

the

air

conditioner

installed

window,

you

will

probably

want

dean

both

sides

the

glass

first.

the

window

triple-track

type

with

a screen panel

included,

remove

the

screen

completely

before

installation.

•

sure

the

air

conditioner

has

been

securely

and

correctly

installed

according

the

separate

installation

instructions

provided

with

this

manual.

Save

this

manual

and

the

installation

instructions

for

possible future

use

removing

reinstalling

this

unit

•

When

handling

the

air

conditioner,

careful

avoid

cuts

from

sharp

metal

fins

front

and

rear

coils.

WARNING

Electrical

Information

The

complete

electrical

rating

your

new

room

air

conditioner

stated

the

serial

plate.

Refer

the

rating

when

checking

the

electrical

requirements.

•

sure

the

air

conditioner

property

grounded.

minimize

shock

and

fire

hazards,

proper

grounding

important.

The

power

cord

equipped

with

three-prong

grounding

plug

for

protection

against

shock

hazards.

•

Your

air

conditioner

must be

used

properly

grounded

wall

receptacle.

the

wall

receptacle

you

Intend

use

not

adequately

grounded

protected

by a

time

delay

fuse

circuit

breaker,

have

qualified

electrician

install

the proper

receptacle.

•

not

run

air

conditioner

without

outside

protective

cover

place.

This

could

result

mechanical

damage

within

the

air

conditioner.

•

not use

extension

cord

adapter

plug.

READ

THIS

SECTION

BEFORE

ATTEMPTING

OPERATE

AIR CONDITIONER.

Unit

must

upright

for

one

hour

prior

operating.

Operation

Current

Device

Plug

press

RESET

The

power

supply

cord

contains

current

device

that

senses

damage

the

power

cord.

test

your

power

supply

cord

the

following:

Plug

the

Air

Conditioner.

The

power

supply

cord

will

have

TWO

buttons

the

plug

head.

Press

the

TEST

button.

You

will

notice

dick

the

RESET

button

pops

out

Press

the

RESET

button.

Again

you

will

notice

dick

the

button

engages.

The

power

supply

cord

now

supplying

electridty

the

unit

(On

some

products

this

also

Indi

cated

light

the

plug

head).

NOTE:

■■■■■!

•

not

use

this

device

turn

the

unit

off.

•

Always

make

sure

the

RESET

button

pushed

forcorrect

operation.

•

The

power

supply

cord

must

replaced

fails

reset

when

either

the

TEST

button

pushed,

cannot

reset

new

one

can

obtained

from

the

product

manufacturer.

•

power

supply

cord

damaged,

CANNOT

repaired.

MUST

replaced

one

obtained

from

the

product

manufacturer.

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Registration,

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Product

Registration

Record

Your

Model

and

Serial

Numbers

Record

the

space

provided

below

the

model

and

serial

numbers.

all

models,

the

serial

plate

located

the

outside

the

cabinet.

Model

No..

Serial

No..

Packaging

Your

Product

The

self-addressed

PRODUCT

REGISTRATION

CARD

should

filled

completely,

signed

and

returned

the

Frigldalre

Company.

Remove

all

packaging

from

inside

the

carton,

along

with

any

inserts

placed

into

the

side

louvers.

Remove

the

plastic

ties

and

foam

pad

that

secure

the

compressor

the

fan

shroud

(where

applicable).

See

diagram,

foam

pad

plastic

ties

Packing

Inserts

Normal

Sounds

Sound

Rushing

Air

the

front

the

unit,

you

may

hear

the

sound

rushing

air

being

moved

the

fan.

High

pitched

Chatter

Today's

high

efficiency

compressors

may

have

high

pitched

chatter

during the

cooling

cycle.

Gurgle/Hiss

"Gurgling

hissing"

noise

may

heard

due

refrigerant

passing

through

evaporator

during

normal

operation.

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Vibration

Unit

may

vibrate

and

make

noise

because

poor

wall

window

construction

incorrect

installation.

Pinging

Swishing

Droplets

water

hitting

condenser

during

normal

operation

may

cause

"pinging

swishing"

sounds.

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Instructions

Air

Conditioner

Features

electronic

control

Before

you

begin,

thoroughly

familiarize

yourself

with

the

control

panel

and

remote

shown

below

and

ail

its

functions,

then

the

symbol

for

the

functions

you

desire.

The

unit

can

controlled

the

touch

pad

alone

with

the

remote.

ADJUSTS

TEMPERATURE

DISPLAYS

TIME

TEMPERATURE/TIME

SLEEP

MODE

SETS

MODE-

REMOTE

TEMP

SENSING

INDICATOR"

(some

models)

CHECK

FILTER.

RESET

BUTTON

timer

clean

air

0N-

OFF

SETS

FAN

"SPEED

TURNS

UNIT

"ON

OFF

ACTIVATES

TIMER

CLEAN

AIR

FEATURE

(some

models)

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Battery

Size:

AAA

Warning:

not

mix

old

and

new

batteries.

not

mix

alkaline,

standard

(carbon-zinc),

rechargeable

(nickel-

cadmium)

batteries.

STANDARD

REMOTE

FOR

HEAT

MODELS

w/DISPLAY

REMOTE

SENSING

BUTTON

Operating

Instructions

The

following

instructions

represent

the

Touch

Pad,

the

same

instructions

can

used

for

the

Remote

Control.

TURN

UNIT

ON:

YOU

WILL

SEE:

THIS:

PRESS

ON/OFF

BUTTON

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TO CHANGE

TEMPERATURE

SETTING:

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auto

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mtd

sleep

fan

speed

THIS:

PRESS

ATO

RAISE

PRESS

VTO

LOWER

YOU

WILL

SEE:

alto

sleep fan

speed

Note:

Tap

hold

either

(

down

(

button

until

the

desired

temperature

seen

the

display.

This

temperature

will

automatically

maintained

anywhere

between

°F

(16

°C)

and

°F

(32

°C)

for

cooling

mode.

The

temperature

will

auto

matically

maintained

anywhere between 55

°F

(13

°C)

and

°F

(27

°C)

for

heating

mode.

you

want

the

display

read

the

actual

room

temperature.

See

'To

Operate

Fan

Only"

section

Page

ADJUST

FAN

SPEEDS:

YOU

WILL

SEE:

THIS:'

PRESS

SELECT

temp/timer

auto

nttd

torn

sleep

fan

speed

USE

AUTO

FAN

FEATURE:

YOU

WILL

SEE:

auto

sleep

fan

THIS:

PRESS

FAN

BUTTON

SELECT

AUTO

auto

mti

sleep

fan

speed

■

Note:

Fan

starts

High

Speed

and

adjusts to

slower

speed

the

room

temperature

dictates.

For

example,

the

room

doesn't

get too

warm,

will

stay at

the

slowest

speed.

the

room

temperature

rises

quickly,

such

door

being

opened,

will

auto

matically

the

highest

speed.

The

fan

speeds

will

re-adjust

back

the

slowest

speed

the

room

returns

the

original

set

temperature.

Press

either

the

fan

slower

fan

faster

button

adjust

the

fan

speed

manually.

This

function

deactivated

the

heating

mode

115V

models.

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OPERATE

FAN

ONLY:

YOU

WILL

SEE:

heat

■

cool

energy

iam

fan

only

mode

filter

reset

THIS:

PRESS

MODE

BUTTON

CHOOSE

FAN

ONLY

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ax!

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■

faiontf

mode

filter

reset

Note:

Use

this

function

only

when

cooling

not

desired,

such as

for

room

air

circulation

exhaust

stale

air

some

models.

(Remember

open

the

vent

during

this

function,

but

keep

closed

during

cooling

for

maximum

cooling

efficiency.)

You

can

choose

any

fan

speed

you

prefer.

(Except

"Auto

Fan").

During

this

function,

the

display

will

show

the

actual

room

temperature,

not

the

set

temperature

the

cooling

mode.

Fan

Only

cannot

selected

when

the

unit

the

"Remote

Sensing"

mode,

(on

those

units

with

that

feature).

USE

THE

ENERGY

SAVER

FEATURE:

YOU

WILL

SEE:

htot

cool

erttrgy

saver

fan

only

mode

filter

reset

THIS:

PRESS

MODE

BUTTON

CHOOSE

ENERGY

SAVER

htot

tool

■

tntiyyuntr

fan

mt>

mode

filter

reset

Note:

this

mode,

the

fan

will

continue

run

for

minute

after

the

compressor

shuts

off.

The

fan

then

cydes

for

seconds

minute

intervals

until

the

room

temperature

above

the

set

temperature,

which

time

the

compressor

turns

back

on.

TIMER:

DELAY

STOP

START

FEATURE

YOU

WILL

SEE

HOW

MUCH

TIME

CHOSEN:

FIRST

THIS:

PRESS

TIMER

BUTTON

timer

THEN

THIS:

PRESS

UP/DOWN

SET

BUTTONS

Note:

For

Delay

Stop,

the

unit

must

the

position.

Note:

For

Delay

Start,

the

unit

must

the

Off

position.

First,

Press

TIMER

button,

then

adjust

timer

setting,

tap

or hold

the

arrow

(

the

DOWN

arrow

(V)

change

delay

timer

0.5

hour

increments,

hours,

then

hour

increments

hours.

The

control

will

count

down

the

time

remaining

until

start

(8,7.5,

etc.).

The

Delay

Start

Operation

automatically

selects

cooling

with

maximum

Fan

speed

(if

Cool,

Energy

Saver,

Fan

Only

was

the

last

mode

selected)

heating

with

maximum

Fan

speed

(if

Heat

was

the

last

mode

selected.

Note:

115V

models

only

low

speed

can

selected.)

The

temperature

maintained

will

the

same

previously

set

change

the

set

temperature,

press

"COOL"

then

Down

arrows

until

the

desired

temperature

indicated

the

display.

After

seconds,

the

control

will

automatically

change

the

display

back

the

hours

remaining

until

the

unit

will

start/stop.

Pressing

the

unit

On/Off

button

any

time

will

cancel

the

Delay

Start/Stop

function.

The

Delay

Start/Stop

Feature

will

work

until

the

unit

either

starts

stops.

Once

that

happens

the

above

steps

have

repeated

again.

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CHECK

FILTER

FEATURE,

YOU

WILL

SEE:

hat

tool

■

energy

stmr

fan

only

■

mode

filter

reset]

temp/timer

THIS:

PRESS

FILTER

RESET

BUTTON

heat

coot

finally

mode

filter

reset

Note:

This

feature

reminder

dean

the

Air

Hiter

(See

Care

and

Cleaning)

for

efficient

operation.

The

LED

(light)

will

illuminate

after

250

hours

operation.

reset

after

deaning

the

filter,

press

the

"Filter

Reset"

button

and

the

light

will

off.

CLEAN

AIR

FEATURE(on

some

models):

YOU

WILL

SEE:

sleep

fan

speed

tinier

clean

air

ON-

OFF

THIS:

PRESS

CLEAN

AIR

BUTTON

Note:

When

this

feature

"ON",

the

electronic

air

purifier

energized

remove

pollen

and

impurities

from

the

air.

cancel

this

feature,

press

the

Clean

Air

button

(the

LIGHT

will

turn

off).

Note:

This

feature

can

activated

the

unit

touch

pad

ONLY.

SLEEP

FEATURE:

mtd

sleep

fen

speed

timer

clean

air

ON-

OFF

THIS:

PRESS

SLEEP

BUTTON

YOU

WILL

SEE:

Note:

this

mode

the

selected

temperature

will

increase

°F

minutes

after

the

mode

selected.

The

temperature

will

then

increase

another

°F

after

additional

minutes.

This

new

temperature

will

maintained

for

hours

before

returns

the

originally

selected

temperature.

This

ends

the

"Sleep"

mode

and

the

unit

will

continue

operate

originally

programmed.

The

"Sleep"

mode

program

can

cancelled

any

time

during

operation

again

pressing

the

"Sleep"

button.

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REMOTE

SENSING

FEATURE

(on

some

models):

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THIS:

PRESS

REMOTE

SENSING

START

BUTTON

LIGHT

pulsing

(On

Off

intermittently).

NOTE:

Unit

display

shows

the

set

temperature

NOTE:

Remote

display

actual

temperature

remote

control

only

Note:

This

feature

can

activated

from

the

remote

control

ONLY,

the

unit

must

cooling

mode.

activate

the

remote

sensing

feature,

point

the

remote

control

towards

the

unit

and

press

the

remote

sensing

Start

button.

Next,

use

the

buttons

set

the

desired

temperature

the

remote.

(Note

that

the

set

temperature

will

only

displayed

the

unit

itself).

The

LIGHT

the

unit

control

will

pulse

Indicate

received

the

signal.

The

LIGHT

the

remote

control

will

pulse

each

time

sends

signal.

will

periodically

send

this

signal

until

the

feature

deactivated

pressing

the

remote

sensing

Stop

button.

the

unit

does

not

receive

the

remote

sensing

signal

during

any

minute

Interval,

the

unit

will

beep

indicate

the

remote

sensing

mode

has

ended.

The

display

the

remote

control

Indicates

the

temperature

the

remote

ONLY.

NOTE:

The

Remote

Sensing

function

terminated

either

using

the

Remote

Sensing

Stop

button

the

main

ON/OFF

button

the

unit.

HEATING

FEATURE(on

some

models):

YOU

WILL

SEE:

mode

THIS:

PRESS

MODE

BUTTON

SELECT

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■

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filter

reset

Note:

This

feature

can

used

with

any

combination

FAN

Speeds

(Low

speed

only

en 115V

models),

Timer, or

Sleep

Modes.

When

the

"Heat"

mode,the

fan

will

run

continuously

while

heat

needed.

The

temperature

will

automatically

maintained

anywhere

between

°F(13

°Q

and

°F(27

°C)

When

the

room

set

temperature

satisfied,

the

fan

will

cyde

off

and

circulate

and

sample

the

room

air.

FAULT

CODES:

the

display

reads

"HS",

sensor

has

failed.

Contact

your

Authorized

Frigldaire

Service

Center.

the

display

reads

"AS",

sensor

has

failed.

Contact

your

Authorized

Frigidatre

Service Center.

the

display

reads

"ES",

sensor

has

failed.

Contact

your

Authorized

Frigidaire

Service

Center.

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CHANGE

TEMPERATURE

DISPLAY:

YOU

WILL

SEE:

THIS:

PRESS

AND

HOLD

THE

UP/DOWN

BUTTONS

TOGETHER

FOR

SECONDS

Note:

The

control

capable

displaying

temperature

degrees

Fahrenheit

degrees

Celsius.

TURN

UNIT

OFF:

YOU

WILL

SEE:

THIS:

PRESS

ON/OFF

BUTTON

■

timer

mat

sleep

clean

air

fan

speed

ON-

OFF

Note:

When

unit

shut

off

the

Heat

Mode,

the

fan

will

continue

run

for

few

seconds

dissipate

residual

heat

within

the

unit

ADDITIONAL

THINGS

YOU

SHOULD

KNOW

Now

that

you

have

mastered

the

operating

procedure,

here

are

features

your

control

that

you

should

become

familiar

with.

•

The

"Cool"

circuit

has

automatic

minute

time

delayed

start

the

unit

turned

off

and

quickly.

This

prevents

overheating

the

compressor

and

possible

circuit

breaker

tripping.

The

fan

will

continue

run

during

this

time.

•

There

2-Second

delay

for

the

compressor

shutting

down when

selecting

FAN

ONLY/HEAT.

This

cover the

possibility

having

roll

through

select

another

mode.

•

The

control

will

maintain

the

set

temperature

within

degrees

Fahrenheit,

between

60F

and

90F

degrees

(in

cool

mode),

55F

and 80F

degrees

(in

heat

mode).

•

After

power

outage,

the

unit

will

memorize

the

last

setting

and

return

the

unit

the

same

setting

once

power

restored.

Fresh

Air

Vent

Control

(on

some

models

-15~28.5K

BTU)

The

Fresh

Air

Vent

allows

the

air

conditioner

to:

Redrculate

inside

air

Vent

Closed

(see

Fig.

Draw

fresh

air

into

the

room

Fresh

Air

(see

Fig.

Exchange

air

from

the

room

Vent

Open

(see

Fig.

(VENT

CLOSED)

Electrolux

Home

Products,

Inc.

Fig.

(FRESH

AIR)

Fig.

(VENT

OPEN)

All

rights

reserved.

Operating

Instructions,

Care

and

Cleaning

Energy

Saving

Ideas

>avingiaeas

Operating

Instructions

(continued)

(4-WAY)

AUGER

WHEEL

The

louvers

will

allow

you

direct

the

air

flow

Down

and

Left

Right

throughout

the

room

needed.

Rotate

the

Auger

Wheel

until

the

desired

direction

obtained.

Care

and

Cleaning

Clean

your

air

conditioner

occasionally

keep

looking

new.

sure

unplug

the

unit

before

cleaning

prevent

shock

fire

hazards.

Air

Filter

Cleaning

The

air

filter

should

checked

least

once

month

see

cleaning

necessary.

Trapped

particles

the

filter

can

build

and

cause

accumulation

frost

the

cooling

coils.

•

Push

the

vent handle

the

Vent

Closed

posibon(where

applicable).

•

Open

the

front

panel.

•

Grasp

the

filter

the

center

and

pull

and

out.

•

Wash

the

filter

using

liquid

dishwashing

detergent

and

warm

water.

Rinse

filter

thoroughly.

Gently

shake

excess

water

from

the

filter.

sure

filter

thoroughly

dry

before

replacing

•

instead

washing,

you

may

vacuum

the

filter

dean.

Cabinet

Cleaning

•

sure

unplug

the

air

conditioner

prevent

shock

fire

hazard.

The

cabinet

and

front

may

dusted

with

oil-free

doth

washed

with

doth

dampened

solution

warm

water

and

mild

liquid

dishwashing

detergent.

Rinse

thoroughly

and

wipe

dry.

•

Never

use

harsh

cleaners,

wax

polish

the

cabinet

front

•

sure

wring

excess

water

from

the

cloth

before

wiping

around

the

controls.

Excess

water

around

the

controls

may

cause

damage

the

air

conditioner.

•

Plug

air

conditioner.

Winter

Storage

you

plan

store

the

air

conditioner

during

the

winter,

remove

carefully

from

the

window

according

the

installation

instructions.

Cover

with

plastic

return

the

original

carton.

Energy

Saving

Ideas

not

block

air

flow

Inside

with

blinds,

curtains

furniture;

outside

with

shrubs,

enclosures,

other

buildings.

The

capacity

the

room

air

conditioner

must

fit

the

room

size

for

efficient

and

satisfactory

operation.

Install

the

room

air

conditioner

the

shady

side

your

home.

window

that

faces

north

best

because

shaded

most

of the

day.

the

fireplace

damper,

floor

and

wall

registers

cool

air

does

not

escape

the

chimney

and

into

the

duct

work.

Keep

blinds

and

drapes

other

windows

dosed

during

the

sunniest

part

the

day.

Clean

the

air

filter

recommended

the

section

"Care

and

Cleaning".

Proper

insulation

and

weather

stripping

your

home

will

help

keep

warm

air

out

and

cool

air

in.

External

house

shading

with

trees,

plants

awnings

will

help

reduce

the

air

conditioner's

work

load.

Operate

heat

producing

appliances

such

ranges,

washers,

dryers

and

dishwashers

during

the

coolest

part

the

day.

Electrolux

Home

Products,

Inc.

All

rights

reserved.

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