Haier HWF08XC3 User manual

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Thank You for buying a dependabb, energy saving and easy to operate

HALERroom air condifionen This manual contains usefuJinformation for

you to maintain, operate, in4aH and safely use your room air conditioner.

Your air conditioner deans, cools and dehumidifies the air in your room to

provide you with the ultimate Jevd of comfort.

Please read instructions carefuJJybefore using the producL AJso, do not

Forget to fiJl out and maiUthe Product Registration Card

Record Your Mo(JeJand $eriaJ Number.

For aHyour service calls during the warranty period the foJlowing

information will be needed_ Attach the sales receipt to this guide and keep

for future reference. This information can be obtained from the serial pJate,

which is on your air conditioner. This is either on the cabinet (side or back)

or you may have to remove the front grille to bcate iL

Modal Number: ..............................................................

Serial Number: ...............................................................

Date of Purchase: ...........................................................

Dealer's Name: ..............................................................

Dealer's Address: ............................................................

Dealer's Phone Number: ...................................................

?AOLE

RECEPTACLE ANO FUSE TYPES

RATEDVOLTS 125/60 250/60

AMPS 1S 2.0 15 20 30

WALL OUTLET

_USE S(ZE ) 520 _ _520 _ 30

r_mMEDE_Y FUSE

(c_ ¢it_u_ br_k_r) Pmug P|ug pmug

1)Air conditioner must be connected to proper dectricaJ outlet with the

correct dectricaJ supply. (see table)

Proper grounding must be ensured to reduce the risk of shock and fire.

DO NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE GROUNDING PRONG. Jfyou do

not have a three-prong electric receptacle outlet in the wall, have a

certified dectrician install the proper receptacle. The wdJ receptacle

MUST be properly grounded.

Do not use if power cord is frayed or otherwise damaged_

Also avoid using it if there are cracks or abrasion damage

along the lengfh, plug or connector.

DO NOT USEAN ADAPTER OR AN EXTENSION CORD.

When installing your air conditioner in a window, make sure the window

is strong enough to hdd the wright of the air conditioner.

You also want to secure and correctly install your air conditioner properly

to prevent it from falling. Extra brackets and or support may be required

depending on your window.

6) Do not block airflow inside or outside the air conditioner with blinds,

drapes, protective covers, shrubs or bushes_

7) Becareful of sharp edges on the front and rear fins of the unit that could

cut and cause serious injury.

8) Becareful when lifting the air conditioner to install or remove the uniL

Always usetwo or more people for this.

9) Always unplug the dr conditioner before servicing it or moqng it.

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A Word Fro_ Haier 1

Product Reglstratlon 1

$afe_y Precautions 2

Warnings 4

£UectHcaUSafety 4

Tips 5

Energy $avlng Gulde 5

Features 6

Operatlng Gulde 7-8

Normal Operating Sounds 7

Operating Instructions 7o8

Uns_Hations g- ]3

PartsSuppJied ] O

TooJs 10

Stepsfor JnstaJJation ] ]- ]3

CUean and Care Guide ]4

TroubUeshootlng ] 5- ]8

Warranty Jnformatlon ]7

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FoJJowingthe safety messages is very important.

These messages can save you from being injured or kiJJed.

Warning symboJsaJert you to be carefuJ and means Danger. AJways

foJJowinstructions to be safe and reduce chances of iniury or deatk

Warning and Danger signs wiJJprecede safety messages.

Grounding: This room air conditioner mustbe grounded.

Grounding reducesthe risk of dectric shockby

providing an escapewire for the eJectriccurrent.

Thepower cord hasa grounding wire with a

grounding pJug.PJugit into an outJetthat is

properJyinstdJedand grounded_

WARNUNG: improperuseof thegrounding

pJugcan resuJtin a risk of eJectricshock.

CaJJa qualified dectridan if you don't understand

thegrounding instructionsor if you are not

sureif theair conditioner is properJygrounded.

Jfthe waJJoutbt is not grounded, pJeasecontactan

eJectridanto haveit repJacedwith a properJy

grounded outJet.

Do not, under any circumstances, cut or remove the

third (ground) prong from the power ¢@rdo

Adapter PUug: We strongJyadvise against using an adapter pJug.

eAirConditionersaredesignedforuseinadoublehungwindowor

throughthewallinstallationonly_(Asapplicableinyourmodel)

• Whileinstallingunitbesure to flit air conditioner 1/4 degree ouhvard to

have the water drip outside the house_

o Install the unit on the north side as normalmythat is the shaded side. This

will enhance _heoperation of your unit.

_e Window has to be strong for installation_ Extra brackets and or support

may be required depending on your window. (Brackets and Supports

not induded in all models)

o Measure the window before installing, if the window is bo big for the

unit you may require professional installation,

_e Use correct electric voltage and proper ampere for the unit to run

effectively.

_® Only let a certified electrician do any modifications to your electrical

outlet,

Use a dedicated line for the operation of your air conditioner to avoid

the possibiJih/of an electrical surge,

e When installing your air conditioner make sure to seal all areas where

there is a possibilib, of air bakage,

Airflow should not be blocked inside either by curtains, drapes or

furniture or outside by shrubs or bushes_

• Do not needbssly use on ebctrical light or other appliances that

produce heat,

Keep the vent dosed on the air conditioner when in the coomingfunction.

Keep the blinds and the drapes drawn on all the other windows.

While cooking use an exhaust fan in the kitchen to remove the excess

heat produced_

Always usethe correct BTU size air conditioner to cool the room to

affain optimum efficiency.

4°way controB

airflow

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fiHters

11.Temperature Set Knob

This knob adjusts the temperatureof the air_

Higher thesetting the coder theair temperature.

with this knob you can setthe bmperature to your

desired comfort bvel. Min, Cod being thewarmest

and Max. CooHbeing the coHdest

2. Functlor_ Se_ Knob

with this knob you can controJthefan speedas

well as the cooling speed.There are 3 knob

positionson theA/C for you to selectfrom. LO will

circulate air at the lowestvelocity MED at the

middle leve_ and HI will circulate at themaximum.

You have 2 FanOnly speedsto choosefrom HI and

LO.

3, 4 Way A_r I:mow

Theseair directional mouverslet you control the

direction of theairflow in your required direction

Theairflow can be directed

up - down - right side- left side

4. Window |n_aff Kit_

Enablesyou to installthe air conditioner in a

double hung window. Extra brackets or support

may be needed depending on your window.

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FdJowing soundsare normaJJyheard during the operation of an air conditioner,

Thermostatclicks.As the thermostatcycleson/off you will

hear this sound.

_'Cod airflow movementas dictated by the set fan speed

®Water sounds.This is normal sinceyour air conditioner actsas a

dehumidifier aJso_Thusyou wiJJhear water soundsfrom water drops

falling on the condensen

o As the refrigerant flows through the inner sealed tubing a

rushing noise may be heard.

_,RattJingor vibrating noisesmay be heard due to poor waJJ

or window instdJation.

High pitch compressor soundmay be heard.

@pe l'isg I sst di@Hs LO

(Seefig. # 1) FAN LO

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OFF A/C

fig. # 1

Hm Hm

FAN AtC

FUNCTmON

5 6

4 7

I 10

MIN MAX

COOL COOL

TEMPERATURE

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After instaJJingyour air conditioner, pJugit into the proper

dectricd outRetin the wall

1) SelectMed. A/C on the FunctionSetknob.

2) SettheTemperatureSetknob at the mid [eveJsetting. ThiswiJ[turn on

your air conditioner.

3) Youcan setthe thermostatfrom Min Cod to Max Cool Min Cod being

thewarmest settingMax CooJbeing the cddest se_ting.

4} Your air conditioner has 1 or 2 Fanspeedsdepending on your modal

purchased and 3 A/C settings.

5) If your air conditioner has a Ventcontrd make sure that it is on dose.

Leaveit open onJyif you need to recycle the staleroom air. By Jeavingit

dosed you will retain the cod air in the room.

6) Letyour air conditioner run for a few hoursbefore adjusting to the

desired settings.

7) Remember the compressor of your air conditioner wiH riot work

when the temperature goes bdow 65°F.

8) Also when you shut oft the _i_" conditioner vv_it f_- 3 minutes

/bef___i'etul'ning it on again. This is thecompressor cycle time.

9) if you haveany trouble in operating your air conditioner pJeaserefer to

theTrouble Shooting section.

Before you install your air conditioner check the following:

The unit is free of aJJobstructions inside and outside the room e.g. drapes,

curtains, furniture, pJants,shrubs,bushes,trees,other structuresJikebuiJding,

garage etc.Air conditioner musthave dear unobstructed airflow through the

condenserto remove the heat.

2) Thewindow is strong enough to hdd the weight of the air con@ionen

Extra brackets or supportsmay be needed depending on your windows,

(Bracketsor Supports not provided in dJ modds)

3) Thewindow siJJand track are strong enough to hoJdthe weight of the

air conditionen

4) ThewaJJis strong enough to hdd the unit. Extrabrackets or supports may be

needed depending on thewaR[ (Bracketsor Supports not provided in aHmodds)_

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There is adequate and proper power suppJynear theair conditionen

DO NOT useadapter pJugs_

DO NOT useextension cords.

DO NOT cut or removethe ground prong_

DO NOT modify the pJugor thedectricd waJJoutJetin any way.

if pJugdoes not fit the dectrical outbt havea certified dectrician do the

necessarychange_

A10) DO NOT connecteJectricalpower to the unit before instaHatiom

A11) DO NOT useif power cord isworn out, frayed or otherwise damaged.

Avoid using if there are cracks or abrasion damage along the bngth,

pJugor connection.

12) DO NOT instaJJinto any existing cabinet or sbeve which does not haveside

and top air vents_

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