Honeywell CO25AE User manual

Portable Evaporative Air Cooler

User Manual (Web)

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Model:

CO25AE

PARTS DESCRIPTION

1) Remote Control 7) Water Fill Door

2) Control Panel 8) Casters

3) Horizontal Louvers 9) Drain Plug

4) Water Level Indicator 10) Water Tank

5) Ice Compartment Lid 11) Handle

6) Vertical Louvers 12) Power Cord & Plug

WARNING -- READ AND SAVE THE AIR COOLER SAFETY & MAINTENANCE GUIDE AND USER

MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAY

DAMAGE AND/ OR IMPAIR ITS OPERATION AND VOID THE WARRANTY. IN CASE THERE IS

ANY INCONSISTENCY OR CONFLICT BETWEEN THE ENGLISH VERSION AND ANY OTHER

LANGUAGE VERSION OF THE CONTENT OF THIS MATERIAL, THE ENGLISH VERSION SHALL

PREVAIL.

USE & OPERATION

CONTROL PANEL

POWER

Press the POWER button to turn the unit on. The cooler will start automatically at medium speed.

After a few seconds the speed will switch to low. To turn the unit off, press the button again.

SPEED

Press the SPEED button repeatedly to change the speed between Low (Lo) - Medium (Med) -

High (Hi) - Natural (Natural).

When the Natural mode is selected, The fan will randomly change between High, Medium and Low

speeds to mimic a natural breeze.

FUNCTION BUTTONS

POWER

Tank Empty

MODE

Fan Cool

TIMER

0.5hr 1hr 2hr 4hr

SPEED

Natural Lo Med Hi

SWING

Louver

Movement

SWING

Press the SWING button until the SWING indicator light is illuminated on

the control panel. The louvers will begin to move left to right automatically.

Vertical Air Flow - You can manually adjust the louvers to change vertical

air ﬂow.

IMPORTANT: Honeywell Outdoor Air Cooler models are designed to IPX4 product standards and not

recommended to be placed outdoors during heavy rain or snow.

FOR OUTDOOR MODEL CO25AE:

WARNING: Use only on GFCI Protected outlets/ sockets (for USA only).

Press the TEST button (then RESET button) every month to ensure proper operation.

Power cords must be secured to avoid tripping.

The wiring and connections must be protected from water. The electrical plug and Air Cooler

connections must be dry at all times. When used outdoors, insert the air cooler electrical plug

into an IP44 compliant outdoor electrical outlet.

Set the unit on a solid ﬂat surface.

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USE & OPERATION (CONTINUED)

FUNCTION BUTTONS (CONTINUED)

ROOM COOLING AND HUMIDIFYING

In cooling mode, Honeywell Air Coolers provide moisturized air through

the evaporation of water. There is a manual Water Regulator knob located

in the ice compartment of the unit. This allows you to adjust the amount

of water pumped over the Honeycomb Cooling Media, thus helping to

control cooling and humidiﬁcation levels.

When the Water Regulator is set to MIN, the water pump distributes a

minimal amount of water to the Honeycomb Cooling Media. This results

in less water evaporation and reduces the cooling effect.

When the Water Regulator is set to MAX, the water pump distributes the maximum amount of water

to the Honeycomb Cooling Media. This results in maximum water evaporation and the cooling

performance improves.

Water Regulator

MAX

MIN

TIMER

Press the TIMER button until the desired time duration setting is selected. When the set time

has passed, the unit will automatically turn off (unit remains in Standby mode until power cord is

unplugged from electrical socket). The TIMER function allows you to program the unit for up to 7.5

hours of use.

MODE

Press the MODE button to select COOL and FAN modes. Pressing the MODE button until COOL is

illuminated on the control panel activates evaporative cooling. The water pump will operate and you

will feel the cooler air after the Honeycomb Cooling Media is completely wet.

Pressing the MODE until Fan is illuminated switches the unit to a fan only mode, without evaporative

cooling.

USE & OPERATION (CONTINUED)

REMOTE CONTROL

NOTE:

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The remote control requires AAA (2 x 1.5V) batteries for replacement.

Open the battery compartment at the back of the remote control and insert the batteries inside.

Care must be taken to insert the batteries according to the correct polarity (+ / –) markings

shown inside the battery compartment.

Always point the remote control signal transmitter towards the unit when operating. Make sure

that the signal path is not obstructed.

Remove the batteries if the unit is not going to be used for an extended period of time.

Do not drop the remote control.

Do not mix different types of batteries such as alkaline, carbon-zinc, or rechargeable batteries.

Do not mix old and new batteries.

Do not recharge the battery.

Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the product and safely disposed of as per local

regulations.

Do not dispose of batteries in ﬁre. Batteries may explode or leak.

WARNING: Caution for ingestion of the small battery. Keep away from children and animals.

POWER

SPEEDSWING

TIMERMODE

POWER :

ON / OFF

Low / Medium / High / Natural

Controls cooling or fan option

Controls the motion of the louvers

Controls the Timer function for automatic off

SPEED

MODE

TIMER

SWING

USE & OPERATION (CONTINUED)

COOLER LOCATION

FILLING WITH WATER

Make sure to position the air cooler correctly before you set up and start using the product.

Please refer to the COOLER LOCATION (IMPORTANT TO READ) section of the separate Safety &

Maintenance Guide.

CAUTION:

Unplug the unit from the electrical power outlet before emptying

or reﬁlling the water tank.

Open the Water Fill Door located on the side of the unit.

The Water Level Indicator is located at the front of the unit.

Reﬁll the water tank when water level is low. Do not ﬁll water above

the "Max." water level mark to avoid water droplets collecting on

the louvers. Check the water level in the tank before running the

COOL function. Make sure that the water in the tank is above the

minimum water level mark. Running the unit in COOL mode with

inadequate water may cause pump failure.

Note: The water capacity refers to the total volume of water

that can be contained within the air cooler water tank and water

distribution system. The water capacity in the tank at the “Max.”

indicator level may be lower than the actual water capacity of the

air cooler.

Note: If ice is available, you may add ice in the top ice compartment

to enhance the cooling performance.

WARNING: Do not ﬁll water tank with dirty water or salt water. This

can damage the unit and Honeycomb media.

Water

Fill Door

Ice Compartment

Move the unit to a location where the water can be drained. Remove the cap from the Drain plug

located at the bottom of the unit. Allow the tank to empty.

Reﬁll the water tank with clean water, up to the maximum level and drain it completely.

Use a damp cloth to remove the dirt and dust from the surface of the unit. Never use corrosive

elements or chemicals to clean this product.

When the product is not in use, store the unit in a dry place out of direct sunlight.

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USE & OPERATION (CONTINUED)

Below are instructions on how to clean and maintain your air cooler. If the cooler will not be used for

a long period of time, please refer to the STORAGE & MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES located in the

separate Safety & Maintenance Guide.

WARNING:

Before cleaning the unit, switch the unit OFF and disconnect from the electrical socket.

The unit is equipped with a low water sensor. In Cooling Mode, when water in the tank is below

the minimum level, you will hear a beeping sound and the TANK EMPTY indicator light will flash

continuously. The unit will automatically pause evaporative cooling.

Reﬁll the water tank to deactivate the alarm in cooling mode. First switch OFF the unit and unplug

from the power outlet. Fill the water tank with water above the minimum water level mark. Plug in and

switch ON again.

To deactivate the alarm and continue using the unit as a fan (without evaporative cooling), switch

the unit OFF and then ON again. The Low Water Alarm will not activate in Fan only mode. The Low

Water Alarm will sound again if the COOL function is activated while the water tank is still empty.

LOW WATER ALARM

CLEANING & DRAINING THE WATER TANK

USE & OPERATION (CONTINUED)

CLEANING THE CARBON DUST FILTER AND HONEYCOMB COOLING MEDIA

The appliance is supplied with a Carbon Dust Filter & Honeycomb Cooling Media.

The Carbon Dust Filter and Honeycomb Cooling Media are located inside the Rear Grill (See

Figure 1) and see below for instructions on how to remove them from the unit for cleaning.

Do not run the unit in COOL mode with stale water in the tank. You must empty the water tank

and reﬁll with fresh water, especially if the tank has not been cleaned in a long time.

The cleaning frequency for the Honeycomb media depends on local air and water conditions.

In areas where the mineral content of water is high, mineral deposits may build up on the

Honeycomb Cooling Media and restrict air ﬂow. Draining the water tank and reﬁlling with fresh

water at least once a week will help reduce mineral deposits. If mineral deposits remain on the

Honeycomb Cooling Media, the media should be removed and washed under fresh water. The

media should be cleaned every two months or sooner, depending on your needs.

For best results allow the Honeycomb Cooling Media to dry after each use by turning off the cool

function 15 minutes before turning the unit off.

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Remove all the screws from the Rear Grill.

Carefully push the left and right side of the

rear grill and pull out from the cooler.

Pull out the Carbon Dust Filter and clean

with water as needed.

To release the Honeycomb Media pull out

the Rear Frame and slide the Honeycomb

out of the frame.

Replace or clean media with water and a

damp cloth as needed.

Removing the Carbon Dust Filter / Honeycomb Cooling Media:

WARNING: DO NOT operate the Air Cooler when

the Rear Grill or Rear Frame is removed from the

Air Cooler, or if there is a loose-ﬁtting Rear Grill or

Rear Frame. Doing so can cause serious injury or

dangerous electrical shock.

Figure 1:

Rear Grill

Push

Honeycomb

Cooling Media

Carbon Dust

Filter

Rear Frame

Screws

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