Honeywell CS074AE User manual

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Portable Evaporative Air Cooler

User Manual

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Model: CS074AE

1EN

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.

1) Control Panel 7) Rear Grill & Mesh Filter

2) Handle 8) Honeycomb Cooling Media

3) Louvers 9) Casters

4) Ice Compartment 10) Power Cord & Plug

5) Water Level Indicator 11) Ice Packs

6) Water Tank

PARTS DESCRIPTION

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USE & OPERATION

CONTROL PANEL

Cool

Timer /

Preset

Sleep /

Wind Type

Power Swing Speed

Buttons on Control Panel

Wind Type

Swing

Preset

Cool Speed:

1 = Ultra Low

2 = Low

3 = Medium

4 = High

Sleep

Timer:

Icons on Display Screen

USE & OPERATION (CONTINUED)

FUNCTION BUTTONS

COOL

You must add water before operating the unit in Cool mode. Press the button until

is illuminated on the display screen. The water pump will operate and you will feel the cooler air after

the Honeycomb Cooling Media is completely wet.

: In running status, press the button until is lluminated. The TIMER function allows

you to program the unit for up to 15 hours of use.

: In standby status, press the button until is lluminated. The PRESET function

allows you to program the unit for up to 15 hours. When the preset time has been

reached, the unit will automatically turn on. The fan speed will start at Ultra Low speed

and after two hours the unit will automatically turn off.

TIMER / PRESET

TIMER

PRESET

POWER

Press the button to turn the unit on. The cooler will start automatically at Normal mode. The

LED control panel will be illuminated and will turn off after 1 second. Thereafter the unit will turn to

Standby status. In Standby status the unit can be turned on by pressing the power button, and will run

automatically at Ultra Low speed. To turn the unit off, press the power button again.

SLEEP / WIND TYPE

Press the button to select your desired wind type: Natural - Sleep - Normal.

SPEED

Press the button repeatedly to change the speed between Ultra Low, Low, Medium or High. The

indicator light will show the selected speed:

SWING

Press the button until is illuminated on the display screen. The louvers

will begin to move left to right automatically. You can manually adjust the louvers

to change vertical air ﬂow.

NATURAL

SLEEP

NORMAL

: The fan speed alternates between Ultra Low, Low, Medium only.

: When SLEEP mode is selected the fan will begin at Low Speed. After 1 hour the speed

setting will automatically switch to Ultra Low speed. This setting will maintain until

you have turned off the air cooler.

: You can select either Ultra Low, Low, Medium or High fan speeds.

Louver

Movement

Medium (1+2+3) High (1+2+3+4)Low (1+2)Ultra Low (1)

USE & OPERATION (CONTINUED)

REMOTE CONTROL

TIMER / PRESET

SPEED

SWING

SLEEP / WIND TYPE

POWER

COOL

LIGHT

: Controls the Timer / Preset function for automatic off

: Ultra Low / Low / Medium / High

: Controls the motion of the louvers

: Natural / Sleep / Normal

: ON / OFF

: Evaporative Cooling On / Off

: Display screen light On / Off

• 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.

NOTE:

5EN

USE & OPERATION (CONTINUED)

CAUTION:

Unplug the unit from the electrical power outlet before emptying or reﬁlling the water tank.

To reﬁll, slide out the water tank located at the front 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: After turning off the unit, water from the Honeycomb may continue to drip and collect in the

tank compartment. Wait 2 – 5 minutes to allow water in Honeycomb to drip into the tank to avoid

water spillage. If there is water spillage in the tank compartment, then simply wipe dry with a clean,

dry cloth.

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.

WARNING: Do not ﬁll water tank with dirty water or salt water. This can damage the unit and

Honeycomb media.

FILLING WITH WATER & ICE

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.

COOLER LOCATION

NOTE:

This product has two detachable ice packs which can be used together

repeatedly. You may add ice packs in the ice compartment to enhance the

cooling performance.

Freeze the ice pack in the freezer for approximately for 4 hours, thereafter

place it into the ice compartment. Place in the correct position as shown

in Figure 1 to avoid damage of the water pump. Please make sure the water

level does not exceed the “Max.” indicator level.

WARNING: DO NOT open the ice pack during operation.

WARNING: DO NOT consume the ice crystals from inside of the ice pack. Ice Compartment

Figure 1:

6EN

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.

CLEANING & DRAINING THE WATER TANK

• Move the unit to a location where the water can be drained. Pull out the Water Tank from the

front of the unit.

• 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.

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

the minimum level, you will hear a beeping sound and the 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*

*Applicable for models with Low Water Alarm feature only.

USE & OPERATION (CONTINUED)

CLEANING THE MESH FILTER AND HONEYCOMB COOLING MEDIA

WARNING:

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

• The appliance is supplied with a Mesh Filter and Honeycomb Cooling Media.

• The Mesh Filter and Honeycomb Cooling Media are located inside the Rear Grill. See Figure 2 for

instructions on how to remove them from the unit for cleaning and maintenance.

• 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.

1. Remove the screw from the rear grill / mesh filter of

the Air Cooler.

2. Carefully pull out the rear grill / mesh filter from the

cooler.

3. Rinse the rear grill / mesh filter with clean water and

let it dry before re-installing to the unit.

4. Carefully pull out the Honeycomb Media from the

Honeycomb Frame.

5. Replace or clean media with water and a damp cloth

as needed.

Figure 2: Honeycomb Cooling

Media

Honeycomb

Frame

Rear Grill/

Mesh Filter

Removing the Mesh Filter and Honeycomb Cooling Media:

WARNING:

DO NOT operate the Air Cooler when the Rear Grill is

removed from the Air Cooler, or if there is a loose-ﬁtting

Rear Grill. Doing so can cause serious injury or dangerous

electrical shock.

JMATEK Limited

Manulife Financial Centre,

Kwun Tong, Hong Kong

Phone: 852-2559-5522

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.jmatek.com

Made in China

The Honeywell Trademark is used under license

from Honeywell International Inc.

Honeywell International Inc. makes no

representations or warranties with respect to this product.

This product is manufactured by Airtek Int'l Corp. Ltd.

(subsidiary of JMATEK Ltd.).

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