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Installation

&

Operation

Manual

ZoneAire®

Portable

Air

Conditioner

Models

P09B-*

P12B-*

Portable

Air

Conditioner

with

Heat

Model

PH14B

Heat

Pump

a

98081001

00

Foreword

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the

new

Friedrich

ZoneAire®

Por

table

Air

Conditioner.

We

are

confident

that

you

will

find

this

unit

a

quiet

and

efficient

example

of

Friedrich

reliability.

This

Installation

and

Operation

Manual

has

been

designed

to

insure

maximum

satisfaction

in

the

performance

of

your

unit.

For

years

of

trouble-free

service,

please

follow

these

installa

tion

instructions

closely.

WARNING:

Before

Operating

Your

Unit

Awarning

Electrical

Shock

Hazard

Make

sure

your

electrical

receptacle

has

the

same

configuration

as

your

air

conditioner's

plug.

If

different,

consult

a

Licensed

Electrician.

Do

not

use

plug

adapters.

Do

not

use

an

extension

cord.

Do

not

remove

ground

prong.

Always

plug

into

a

grounded

3

prong

outlet.

Failure

to

follow

these

instructions

can

result

In

death,

fire,

or

electrical

shock.

Awarning

Refrigeration

system

under

high

pressure

Do

not

puncture,

heat,

expose

to

flame

or

incinerate.

Only

certified

refrigeration

technicians

should

service

this

equipment.

R410A

systems

operate

at

higher

pressures

than

R22

equipment.

Appropriate

safe

service

and

handling

practices

must

be

used.

Only

use

gauge

sets

designed

for

use

with

R410A.

Do

not

use

standard

R22

gauge

sets.

Your

safety

and

the

safety

of

others

are

very

important.

We

have

proviijed

many

important

safety

messages

in

this

manual

and

on

your

appliance.

Always

read

and

obey

all

safety

messages.

A

This

is

a

safety

Alert

symbol.

This

symbol

alerts

you

to

potential

hazards

that

can

kill

or

hurt

you

and

others.

All

safety

messages

will

follow

the

safety

alert

symbol

with

the

word

"WARNING"

or

"CAUTION".

These

words

mean:

Awarning

Acaution

Indicates

a

hazard

which,

if

not

avoided,

can

result

in

severe

personal

injury

or

death

and

damage

to

product

or

other

property.

Indicates

a

hazard

which,

if

not

avoided,

can

result

in

personal

injury

and

damage

to

product

or

other

property.

All

safety

messages

will

tell

you

what

the

potential

hazard

is,

tell

you

how

to

reduce

the

chance

of

injury,

and

tell

you

what

will

happen

if

the

instructions

are

not

followed.

NOTICE

Indicates

property

damage

can

occur

If

instnjctions

are

not

followed.

Table

of

Contents

Introduction

2

Unit

Identification

3

Control

Panel

Unit

Operation

4

Remote

Control

Operation

5

Installation

6

Hose

and

window

kit

7

Water

Drainage

Methods

8

Maintenance

/

Service

9

Safety

cautions

9

Troubleshooting

10

Warranty

11

Introduction

Portable

Air

Conditioner

This

Portable

Air

Conditioner

is

designed

to

provide

a

quick

and

easy

cooling

solution

for

areas

that

either

do

not

have

air

conditioning

or

areas

that

the

current

system

cannot

maintain

at

a

comfortable

level.

This

unit

is

also

great

as

a

back-up

system

in

case

the

primary

cooling

system

should

fail.

Other

means

of

air

conditioning

should

be

employed

when

the

indoor

temperature

is

below

63°F

(17°C)

or

above

95°F

(35°C)

for

cooling

and

below

14°F

(-10°C)

or

above

77°F

(25°C)

for

heating.

Attention

Before

you

use

your

PORTABLE

AIR

CONDITIONER,

please

read

this

instruction

manual

carefully

so

that

you

get

the

best

performance

from

the

unit.

This

instruction

manual

is

used

for

guidance

and

does

not

form

part

of

a

contract.

We

reserve

the

right

to

make

technical

changes

without

prior

notice.

Make

sure

the

wiring

is

adequate

for

your

unit.

If

you

have

fuses,

they

should

be

of

the

time

delay

type.

Before

you

install

or

relocate

this

unit,

be

sure

that

the

amperage

rating

of

the

circuit

breaker

or

time

delay

fuse

does

not

exceed

the

amp

rating

listed

in

Table

1.

Tablet.

MODEL

CIRCUIT

RATING

OR

TIME

DELAY

FUSE

REQUIRED

WALL

RECEPTACLE

AMP

VOLT

nema

NO.

P09B-A,

P12B-A,

PH14B

15

125

5-15P

©

Unit

Identification

and

Function

1.

Control

panel

2.

Air

outlet

3.

Signal

receptor

4.

Handle

5.

Caster

6.

Air

outlet

hose

7.

Air

filter

8.

Air

intake

hose

9.

1/2"

water

drain

outlet

10.

Power

supply

cord

11.

Built-in

drain

pump

outlet

(PH14B

model

only)

Control

Panel

Operation

Dehumidriy

Fan

Only

J

Law

J

®©©

ON/OFF

Mode

Fan

Speed

ZoneAire'

Room

Temp

Set

Temp

©©

Timer

Adjust

Temp/Timer

LCDl

power

cord

information

All

Frledrlch

portable

air

conditioners

are

shipped

from

the

factory

with

a

Leakage

Current

Detection

interrupter

(LCDi)

equipped

power

cord.

The

LCDi

device

meets

the

UL

and

NEC

requirements

for

cord

connected

air

conditioners

effec

tive

August

2004.

To

test

your

power

supply

cord:

1.

Plug

power

supply

cord

into

a

grounded

3

prong

outlet.

2.

Press

RESET

(See

drawing

below).

3.

Press

TEST

(listen

for

click;

Reset

button

trips

and

pops

out).

4.

Press

and

release

RESET

(listen

for

click;

Reset

button

latches

and

remains

on).

The

power

supply

cord

is

ready

for

operation.

NOTE:

LCDI

device

Is

not

intended

to

be

used

as

a

switch.

Once

plugged

in

the

unit

will

operate

normally

without

the

need

to

reset

the

LCDI

device.

If

the

device

fails

to

trip

when

tested

or

if

the

power

supply

cord

is

damaged

it

must

be

replaced

with

a

new

supply

cord

from

the

manufacturer.

We

recommend

you

contact

our

Tech

nical

Assistance

Line

at

(800)

541-6645

ext.

260

To

expedite

service,

please

have

your

model

and

serial

number

available.

•—Test

Button

—

Reset

Button

WARNING:

NEVER

CUT

OR

REMOVE

THE

GROUNDING

PRONG

FROM

PLUG.

NEVER

USE

EXTENSION

CORDS

TO

OPERATE

AN

AIR

CONDITIONER.

Mode

control

-

Portable

Air

Conditioner

The

mode

control

has

three

settings

-

Cool,

Dehumidify

and

Fan.

The

settings

are

adjusted

with

the

Mode

Control

button.

A

light

will

indicate

which

setting

is

currently

being

used.

Mode

control

-

Portable

Air

Conditioner

with

Heat

Pump

The

mode

control

has

four

settings

-

Cool,

Dehumidify,

Heat

and

Fan.

The

settings

are

adjusted

with

the

Mode

Control

button.

A

light

will

indicate

which

setting

is

currently

being

used.

Cooling

operation

1.

Press

MODE

button

to

choose

the

cooling

mode,

LED

will

shine

blue.

2.

Desired

room

temperature

may

be

set

by

pressing

the

TEMP

A

or

TEMP

V

button.

3.

Press

FAN

SPEED

button

to

choose

between

high,

medium

and

low

speeds.

NOTE:

In

order

to

improve

the

cooling

efficiency:

a)

If

your

room

is

directly

exposed

to

the

sun,

draw

the

curtains.

b)

Do

not

place

near

other

heat

source.

Dehumidifying

Operation

1.

Keep

the

windows

and

the

doors

closed

to

aid

in

effectively

dehumidifying

the

room.

2.

Press

MODE

button

to

choose

the

dehumidifying

mode,

LED

will

shine

yellow,

the

fan

speed

cannot

be

adjusted.

When

used

as

dehumidifier

only

it

is

not

necessary

to

install

the

exhaust

hose.

NOTE:

This

allows

for

better

humidity

removal

in

the

room

than

a

conventional

air

conditioning

system

provides.

The

unit's

cooling

and

enhanced

dehumidification

process

operates

simultaneously

and

is

monitored

by

the

unit's

precision

software

processor.

It

is

recommended

for

use

on

those

cooler

more

humid

days

in

early

spring

or

fall.

Heating

operation

1.

Press

MODE

button

to

choose

the

heating

mode,

LED

will

shine

red.

During

the

heating

operation,

always

place

the

air

exhaust

hose

througn

an

open

window.

2.

Desired

room

temperature

may

be

set

by

pressing

the

TEMP

A

or

TEMP

Y

button.

3.

Is

initiated

only

when

the

room

temperature

is

below

77°F,

but

above

32

"F.

4.

Press

FAN

SPEED

button

to

choose

between

high,

medium

or

low

speeds.

Fan

Operation

(Cooling

&

Heating

modes)

1.

Press

MODE

button

to

choose

the

fan

mode,

LED

will

shine

orange.

2.

Air

will

be

circulated

throughout

the

room

without

cooling

or

heating.

3.

Press

FAN

SPEED

button

to

choose

between

high,

medium,

and

low

speeds.

Time

Set

Function

To

set

the

time

to

start

the

machine,

with

the

unit

off

(but

power

supplied),

press

TIMER

button,

the

LED

window

will

show

"

©-on",

continually

press

the

TIMER

button,

set

the

preferred

start

time.

The

setting

range

is

1-24

hours.

To

set

the

time

to

stop

the

machine,

with

the

unit

running,

press

TIMER

button,

the

LED

window

will

show

"©-off",

con

tinually

press

the

TIMER

button,

set

the

preferred

time

to

stop

the

machine.

The

setting

range

is

1-24

hours

NOTE:

During

timer

mode

if

the

TIMER

button

is

pressed

again

it

will

cancel

the

timer

operation.

Warning

Light

Condensate

water

may

accumulate

in

the

unit.

If

the

internal

tank

becomes

full,

the

Warning

Light

will

come

on

and

the

unit

will

not

operate

until

the

internal

tank

has

been

drained.

Remote

Control

Identification

and

Function

Rower

Control

On/Off

Fan

Speed

Control

HIGH

%:

MED

®:LOW

Farenheit/Celslus

Control

Press

this

button

to

change

back

and

forth

from

Farenheit

to

Celsius

temperature

readings

ON©

OFF

F

R

E

D

R

C

H

Time/Temperature

Set

Control

Used

for

adjusting

the

timer

and

temperature

The

default

display

on

control

panel

is

room

temperature.

When

the

"/v"

or

the

button

is

pressed

in

cool

mode,

the

set

temperature

is

displayed

and

may

be

adjusted.

After

15

seconds

the

display

will

revert

back

to

room

temperature.

Timer

setting

is

available

from

1-24

hours

by

pressing

the

button

on

Mode

Control

Press

this

button

to

change

the

operation

mode

in

the

order

of:

Cool

—►

Dry

—►

Fan

^

Heat

Timer

control

In

running

mode:

Auto

switch

off

In

standby

mode:

Auto

switch

on

Press

the

or

the button

to

adjust

the

time

setting

for

1

hour

interval.

Window

installation

Window

adapter

kit

An

installation

parts

kit

is

packed

with

your

unit

in

a

separate

carton.

Before

you

discard

the

packaging

that

your

unit

came

in,

please

locate

the

carton

that

contains

these

parts

and

ensure

that

all

parts

are

present.

Cover,

Drain

Hose

and

Drain

Plug

Window

panel

Window

panel

extensions

Tube

adapters

Screws

Air

exchange

tubes

Tube

Covers

Drain

Hose

Attaches

to

window

opening

to

allow

air

exchange

for

system

air

transfer.

Extends

window

panel

to

fit

windows

of

various

dimensions.

Connect

Air

exchange

tubes

to

window

panel.

12

screws

are

included

for

assembling

the

window

adapter

kit.

Some

screws

may

be

partially

assembled

onto

window

panel.

Exchanges

air

between

the

unit

and

outdoors.

Covers

the

intake

air

outlet

during

heating

mode.

Empty

condensation

from

unit

continuously

Drain

Key

Quick

connector

for

Built-in

Drain

Minimum

window

extension

26"

Maximum

window

extension

46"

Minimum

hose

extension

20"

Maximum

hose

extension

o

OC

Window

panel

extensions

Window

panel

Screws

—

h

h

1

11/

Tube

Adapters

Drain

Hose

&

Drain

Key

(PH14B

model

only)

Air

Exchange

Tubes

Cover

Instructions

for

assembling

the

window

adapter

kit

1.

Insert

tube

adapters

through

the

back

of

the

window

panel.

2.

Secure

each

tube

adapter

with

four

screws

through

the

front

of

the

window

panel.

3.

Insert

window

panel

extensions

into

window

panel.

Lightly

tighten

the

screws

in

the

window

panel

to

hold

the

extensions

in

place.

Note:

Some

installations

may

require

cutting

down

the

window

panel

extensions

for

preferred

fit.

Tube

Adapters

Back

of

window

panel

Window

Panel

Extension

Window

Panel

Window

Panel

Extension

screws,.

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n

^0

k

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Oil

/

u:

/

1

0

L=J

©

Installing

the

window

adapter

kit

Note:

The

window

adapter

kit

must

be

installed

and

con

nected

for

the

air

conditioner

to

work

properly

in

Cool

mode.

The

window

adapter

kit

is

not

required

when

using

the

unit

in

Dehumidify

or

Fan

modes.

Your

window

adapter

kit

has

been

designed

to

fit

most

stan

dard

vertical

and

horizontal

window

applications.

However,

it

may

be

necessary

for

you

to

modify

some

aspects

of

the

installation

procedures

for certain

types

of

windows.

1.

Open

window.

2.

Place

window

panel

with

extensions

into

window

frame

and

adjust

to

width

of

window

or

cut

extensions

to

fit,

if

required.

Window

adapter

kit

may

be

installed

vertically

as

well

as

horizontally.

This

installaton

may

also

be

used

for

casement

style

windows.

3.

Tighten

the

four

screws

on

the

window

panel

to

secure

the

window

panel

extensions.

4.

Close

window.

5.

The

window

adapter

kit

should

now

fit

securely

within

the

window

frame

and

you

can

now

attach

the

air

ex

change

tubes.

If

you

are

having

trouble

attaching

the

air

exchange

tubes,

you

may

attach

the

tubes

prior

to

install

ing

the

window

adapter

kit.

Attaching

the

air

exchange

tubes

to

the

air

conditioner

Note:

While

it

is

possible

to

operate

the

unit

in

COOL

MODE

with

only

the

exhaust

hose

connected,

for

optimum

cooling

performance

it

is

recommended

to

operate

the

unit

with

both

the

intake

and

exhaust

hoses

connected.

This

will

provide

the

best

cooling

performance

without

drawing

outside

air

into

the

space.

In

HEAT

MODE

the

unit

will

operate

down

to

an

outdoor

temperature

of

14°F.

It

is

recommended

that

only

one

hose

be

used

for

optimal

performance.

The

intake

opening

on

the

window

kit

should

be

covered

with

the

cover

that

is

supplied

with

the

unit.

There

may

be

a

slight

negative

pressure

created

in

the

space

while

the

unit

is

operated

in

the

single-hose

configuration.

Cool

Mode

1.

Attach

the

ends

of

both

tubes

to

the

window

adapter

kit.

2.

Attach

the

other

end

of

both

tubes

to

the

air

conditioner.

Heat

Mode

1.

Attach

one

tube

to

the

window

adapter

kit.

2.

Attach

the

other

end

of

tube

to

the

exhaust

air

outlet

of

air

conditioner.

3.

Place

the

included

cover

on

the

intake

air

outlet

of

air

conditioner.

To

attach

air

exchange

tubes:

push

tube

onto

tube

adapter

and

twist

until

the

tab

is

in

place

in

the

hole

on

the

tube.

To

remove

air

exchange

tubes:

twist

the

end

until

the

tab

is

clear

of

the

hole

in

the

tube

and

pulls

off.

Do

not

attach

the

tubes

If

using

the

unit

in

dehumidify

mode.

Maintain

a

clear

distance

(from

walls,

furniture,

etc.)

of

at

least

10

inches

around

the

unit

to

allow

proper

air

circulation

and

prevent

damage

to

the

unit.

Important:

Do

not

over-stretch

the

exhaust

tube

or-

make

any

unnecessary

bends

in

it.

Intake

Hose

Exhaust

Hose

Condensation

Handling

Cooling

Mode

Your

ZoneAire®

Portable

Air

Conditioner

is

designed

to

evapo

rate

thie

condensation

removed

from

the

interior

space

through

the

exhaust

hose.

Under

certain

conditions

it

is

possible

that

the

unit

will

not

evaporate

100%

of

the

removed

moisture.

The

unit

is

designed

with

a

built-in

reservoir

to

accumulate

excess

condensate

and

help

dispose

of

it.

Heating

Mode

In

heating

mode

it

is

possible

to

still

colle»t

condensate

in

the

unit.

Because

the

evaporation

process

does

not

work

as

efficiently

in

colder

temperatures

it

may

be

necessary

to

drain

the

water

from

the

unit

as

described

(ALL

MODELS)

in

the

Draining

Water

or

Permanent

Drainage

section

or

using

the

supplied

Built-in

Drain

Pump

and

hose.

Internal

Water

Level

1.

Under

any

mode

if

the

water

level

is

in

the

"low"

area

the

unit

will

function

normally.

2.

If

the

water

level

is

in

the

"normal"

area

the

unit

will

con

tinue

to

function

normally

while

internally

evaporating

the

condensate.

3.

If

the

unit

cannot

evaporate

all

of

the

condensate

internally,

the

tank

may

become

full.

If

the

tank

becomes

full,

the

unit

will

turn

off,

and

the

Water

Full

light

will

illuminate.

Draining

Water

The

water

can

be

drained

from

the

unit

by

removing

the

drain

plug

and

letting

the

water

drain

by

gravity.

1.

When

the

WATER

FULL

lamp

is

on

unplug

the

unit

and

move

the

unit

to

a

suitable

location

for

draining

the

condensation.

2.

Using

the

gravity

drain

method,

ensure

that

the

drain

plug

is

located

above

a

suitable

area

for

draining

the

condensate

and

remove

the

plug.

Re-install

the

plug

once

all

water

has

drained.

3.

Return

the

unit

to

the

original

location

and

restore

power

and

duct

connections.

4.

The

WATER

FULL

indicator

should

be

off

and

the

unit

will

return

to

normal

operating

mode.

Permanent

Drainage

For

permanent

and

continuous

drainage,

a

1/2"

hose

and

clamp

may

be

attached

to

the

unit

and

led

down

a

drain.

(1/2"

hose

and

clamp

not

included)

Built-in

Drain

Pump

(PH14B

model

only)

The

condensate

produced

in

heating

mode

can

aiso

be

drained

through

the

supplied

drain

hose

utilizing

the

internal

built-in

drain

pump.

Follow

the

steps

below

for

proper

operation

of

the

pump.

NOTE

:

The

built

in

drain

pump

can

be

used

in

all

modes.

Installation:

(See

Figures

1&2)

STEP

1.

Connect

the

supplied

drain

hose

to

the

drain

key.

STEP

2.

Connect

the

drain

key

and

hose

to

the

drain

outlet

located

on

the

rear

panel.

STEP

3.

Lead

the

other

end

of

drain

hose

to

a

suitable

location

for

drainage,

like

a

drain

or

sink

or

the

outlet

located

on

the

window

panel

kit.

Use

caution

when

using

the

drainage

outlet

on

window

panel

kit

to

avoid

creating

a

slipping

hazard.

Figure

1

Figure

2

Dismantle:

(See

Figure

3)

STEP

1.

Press

the

release

button

on

the

unit

rear

panel.

STEP

2.

Pull

out

the

drain

key

and

hose.

STEP

3.

Store

the

drain

hose

for

next

time

usage.

(No

image

for

this

step)

Figure

3

Drain

Valve

Maintenance

/Service

M

Electrical

Shock

Hazard

Disconnect

all

power

before

servicing

or

cleaning.

Failure

to

follow

these

instructions

can

result

in

death,

electrical

shock

or

fire.

Cleaning

the

air

filter

If

the

air

filter

is

clogged

with

dust,

the

air

flow

will

be

reduced.

Clean

the

filter

once

every

two

weeks.

Open

and

clean

the

air

filter;

1.

Pull

the

filter

out

as

shown

in

the

drawing.

2.

Take

out

the

air

filter

from

the

filter

cover.

3.

Wash

the

air

filter

by

immersing

it

gently

into

warm

(about

40°C

or

104°F)

water

with

a

mild

detergent

or

vacuum

the

filter

clean.

4.

Rinse

the

filter

and

dry

it

thoroughly

in

a

shaded

place.

5.

Install

the

air

filter

back

to

its

original

place.

Cleaning

the

air

conditioner

Clean

the

surface

of

the

unit

with

a

damp

cloth,

then

dry

with

a

clean

towel

or

cloth.

^^^CAUTIOM

I

Do

not

use

chemical

solvent

(like

benzene

or

alcohol)

to

clean

the

surface

of

the

unit.

If

you

do

so,

the

surface

may

be

scratched,

damaged

or

even

cause

the

case

to

become

damaged.

Prior

to

operating

seasons

1.

Check

to

ensure

that

the

air

inlets

and

outlets

of

the

unit

are

not

blocked.

2.

Make

sure

that

air

filter

is

properly

in

place

before

operat

ing

the

machine.

If

the

machine

is

operated

with

air

filter

removed,

dust

and

foreign

objects

will

result

in

faulty

per

formance

of

the

air

conditioner.

*

L

/

B

Preparation

for

storage

1.

Turn

off

the

air

conditioner,

disconnect

the

power.

2.

Perform

proper

maintenance

to

the

air

filter

and

other

parts.

3.

Pull

out

the

drain

plug

to

drain

out

all

of

the

water

from

the

base.

Operating

the

unit

in

fan

only

mode

for

12

hours

will

help

ensure

there

is

no

moisture

within

the

unit.

Dram

va

ve

Cover

the

unit

to

prevent

dust

or

debris

from

entering

the

unit.

Safety

Precautions

/i\™"

•

Install

in

an

accessible

location.

•

Only

operate

the

unit

in

an

upright

position.

•

Do

not

place

in

direct

sunlight

to

avoid

discoloration

of

the

plastic.

•

Do

not

use

the

unit

on

or

in

water

to

avoid

electrical

shock.

•

Do

not

use

near

gas

appliances,

flammable

liquids,

or

fires.

Power

Sources

'

Make

sure

your

electrical

receptacle

has

the

same

configuration

as

your

air

conditioner's

plug.

If

different,

consult

a

Licensed

Electrician.

•

Do

not

use

plug

adapters.

Do

not

use

an

extension

cord.

Do

not

remove

ground

prong.

•

Always

plug

into

a

grounded

3

prong

outlet.

Failure

to

follow

these

instructions

can

result

in

death,

fire,

or

electrical

shock.

Other

Warnings

•

Do

always

keep

the

unit

3

feet

away

from

TV

sets

or

radios

to

avoid

the

risk

of

electromagnetic

interference.

•

Do

always

keep

the

air

outlets

free

from

obstructions.

Troubleshooting

Before

seeking

repair

or

service,

please

check

the

following

first:

COMPLAINT

CAUSE

SOLUTION

Unit

does

not

operate.

The

unit

is

turned

off.

Turn

the

unit

on.

The

LCDI

power

cord

is

unplugged.

Plug

into

a

properly

grounded

3

prong

receptacle.

The

LCDI

power

cord

has

tripped

(Reset

button

has

popped

out).

Press

and

release

RESET

(listen

for

click;

Reset

button

latches

and

remains

in)

to

resume

operation.

The

circuit

breaker

has

tripped

or

the

supply

circuit

fuse

has

blown.

Reset

the

circuit

breaker,

or

replace

the

fuse

as

applicable.

If

the

problem

continues,

contact

a

licensed

electrician.

There

has

been

a

local

power

failure.

The

unit

will

resume

normal

operation

once

power

has

been

restored.

Unit

Does

Not

Cool/Heat

Room

Sufficiently

The

intake/exhaust

hoses

are

blocked.

Ensure

that

the

return

and/or discharge

air

paths

are

not

blocked

by

curtains,

blinds,

furniture,

etc.

The

filter

is

dirty

or

obstructed.

Clean

the

filter,

(See

Maintenance/Service),

or

remove

obstruction

There

is

excessive

heat

or

moisture

(cooking,

showers,

etc.)

in

the

room.

The

exhaust

hose

is

bent.

Be

sure

to

use

exhaust

vents

while

cooking

or

bathing

and,

if

possible,

try

not

to

use

heat

producing

appliances

during

the

hottest

part

of

the

day.

A

cnnnna

In

case

of

major

malfunction,

disconnect

power

immediately

and

call

for

service.

Ax

BTWarning

Aavertissement

A

ADVERTENCIAl

mmm

Do

not

remove,

disable

or

bypass

this

unit's

safety

devices.

Doing

so

may

cause,

fire,

injuries

or

death.

Ne

pas

supprimer,

d^sactiver

ou

contourner

cette

i'unite

des

dispositifs

de

securite.

faire

vous

risqueriez

de

provoquer,

ie

feu,

ies

biessures

ou

ia

mort.

No

eiiminar,

desactivar

o

pasar

por

aito

ios

dispositivos

de

seguridad

de

la

unidad.

Si

io

hace

podria

producirse

fuego,

iesiones

o

muerte.

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