Whirlpool 3PACH21DD0 User manual

Owner’s

A Note to You .................2

Important Safety

Instructions ....................3

Parts and Features ........4

Operating Your

Air Conditioner ..............6

Personalizing

the Front Panel ............ 13

Caring for Your

Air Conditioner ............ 14

Installing Your

Air Conditioner ............ 16

Troubleshooting .......... 20

Obtaining Service ........ 20

ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS

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A Note to You

Thank you for buying a WHIRLPOOL* appliance.

You have purchased a quality, world-class home appliance. Years of engineering experience

went into its manufacture. To ensure you operate and care for your appliance properly, we

have developed this Owner’s Manual. It is full of valuable information on how to operate and

maintain your appliance properly and safely. Please read it carefully.

Your safety is important to us.

This guide contains safety symbols and statements. Please pay special attention to these

symbols and follow any instructions given. Here is a brief explanation of the use of each

symbol.

This symbol alerts you to such dangers

Please complete this section.

If you ever have a question concerning this appliance, or if you need service, first see

“Obtaining Service” on page 20. If service is required, you will need to know your appliance’s

complete model and serial number. You can find this information on the model and serial

number label (see diagram on page 4). For your convenience, we included a place below for

you to record these numbers, the purchase date from the sales slip, and your dealer’s name

and telephone number. Keep this book and the sales slip together in a safe place for future

reference.

Model Number Dealer Name

Serial Number Dealer Address

Purchase Date Dealer Phone

Important Safety Instructions

To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, or personal

injury when using your air conditioner, follow these basic

safety precautions:

l Read all instructions before using your . Never clean air conditioner parts with

air conditioner. flammable fluids. The fumes can create

*Complete the installation requirements a fire hazard or explosion.

as described in “Installing Your Air l FOR YOUR SAFETY l

Conditioner-” on pages 16-l 9. DO NOT STORE OR USE GASOLINE OR

l Do not allow children to operate or play OTHER FLAMMABLE VAPOURS AND

with the air conditioner. LIQUIDS IN THE VICINITY OF THIS OR

l Do not operate the air conditioner with

the front panel removed. ANY OTHER APPLIANCE. THE FUMES

CAN CREATE A FIRE HAZARD OR

EXPLOSION.

- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS -

Consumer responsibilities

Please:

l The steps on pages 16-l 9 must

be performed by a qualified installer.

l Be sure the air conditioner is the correct

voltage and size for the area you want

to cool/heat.

l Be sure the air conditioner is installed in

accordance with all national electrical

codes and wiring regulations.

l Use the air conditioner only for the uses

described in this manual.

l Be sure the air conditioner is not used by

anyone unable to operate it properly.

l Maintain the air conditioner properly.

l If power cord is damaged, be sure it is

replaced or repaired by an authorized

service technician.

Also, please DO NOT use sharp instru-

ments, flammable fluids, or abrasive

cleaners. These can damage the surface

of the air conditioner.

Parts and Features

This section contains captioned illustrations of your air conditioner. Please use them to

become familiar with where the parts and features are located and what they look like.

Air condiaime r

serial number

Inside air

intake

- louvers

Protective

plastic

cover for

front panel

(available

on select

models)

Slide-out

air filter

- handle

Control

panel door ye/

Control panel on unit

Temperature HEAT ONLY FAN SPEED

WARMER button button button

AUTO COOL/

ON button

CHECK FILTER

TIMED OFF

HOURS button

Temperature SLEEP HOURS DRY ONLY

COOLER button button button

Deluxe remote control

(included with select models)

This remote control is

also available as an

accessory

on some models.

Display

Command

buttons

:!3Xh

OFF

Operating Your Air

Conditioner

In This Section

Page

Using the AUTO COOL Cycle.. ............ 6

Modifying the temperature ................... 7

Modifying the fan speed ....................... 7

’ Using the AIR SWING feature ............. 7

Turning the unit off ............................... 8

Using the HEAT ONLY Cycle .............. 8

Using the DRY ONLY Cycle ................ 9

Page

Using the SLEEP HOURS Cycle.. ........ 10

Using the TIMED OFF

HOURS Cycle ...................................... 11

Using the CHECK FILTER light.. .......... 11

Modifying the air direction .................... 12

Using the exhaust door ........................ 12

Using the remote control ...................... 12

Operating your air conditioner properly is

essential to obtain the best possible results.

This section tells you about each cycle and

how to operate it.

IMPORTANT: After turning the unit off, wait

approximately 3 minutes before turning it

back on. If you don’t wait approximately

3 minutes, the air conditioner will try to start,

but turn itself off until the compressor is

ready to start again.

DO NOT disconnect the air conditioner

from its electrical supply. DO NOT use

an electrical outlet that can be turned

off with a switch. When the air condi-

tioner is disconnected from its electrical

supply (including power outages) all

programming reverts back to the

factory-preset information. However,

the air conditioner will “relearn” your

preferences.

Using the AUTO COOL Cycle

(Single-Button Cooling) AUTO COOL BURST

The AUTO COOL Cycle is designed to AUTO COOL BURST cools the room for

provide you with the comfort you desire by 15 minutes before allowing the room to rise

continually “learning” your preferences. to your prelearned temperature. This cycle is

Once the Cycle “learns” what temperature(s) especially useful if you are hot from exercise

you desire, it automatically chooses a fan or it is very hot in the room.

To activate AUTO COOL BURST:

l Press the AUTO COOL/ON Button twice.

speed when turned on and cools the room

as quickly as possible.

NOTE: You can modify the fan speed and

temperature when using the AUTO COOL

Cycle, if desired. See “Modifying the fan

speed” or “Modifying the temperature” on

page 7.

To activate the AUTO COOL Cycle:

l Press the AUTO COOL/ON Button.

NOTE: When the cycle is active, the

indicator light on the AUTO COOL/ON

Button will be lit.

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AUTO COOL

Modifying the temperature

Although the AUTO COOL Cycle has an

initial factory-preset cooling temperature,

you may decide the room is too cool or too

warm. When you change the temperature

from the factory-preset, the air conditioner

uses fuzzy logic (computerized “learning”) to

remember your preferences. Over time, the

unit “learns” exactly what conditions make

you most comfortable.

To modify the temperature:

l Press the WARMER Button to raise the

temperature of the outgoing air. /\

WARMER

l Press the COOLER Button to lower the

temperature of the incoming air.

NOTE: Each press alters the temperature

approximately 1“C.

Modifying the fan speed

Although the AUTO COOL Cycle automati-

cally chooses the proper fan speed to cool

the room, you may desire to increase or

decrease the amount of air blowing into the

room.

To modify the fan speed:

l Press the FAN SPEED Button.

NOTE: Each press of the FAN SPEED

Button advances the fan speed through

the cycle:HI-,MED+LOW+HI

FANSPEED

Using the AIR SWING feature

The AIR SWING feature tells your air

conditioner to move the air output louvers

side-to-side and swing the cooled air

through the room.

To activate the AIR SWING feature:

l Press the AIR SWING Button.

To deactivate the AIR SWING feature:

l Press the AIR SWING Button again.

AIR

SWING

Turning the unit off

To turn the unit off, simply press the OFF

Button. This stops any currently-operating

cycle and the unit completely shuts off.

NOTE: When turning unit off from the AUTO

COOL Cycle, the air conditioner remembers

any changes you made during the AUTO

COOL Cycle and adjusts the cycle the next

time you operate it.

OFF

IMPORTANT: After turning the unit off,

wait approximately 3 minutes before

turning it back on. If you don’t wait

3 minutes, the air conditioner will try to

start, but turn itself off until the compres-

sor is ready to start again.

Using the HEAT ONLY Cycle

The HEAT ONLY Cycle allows your air

conditioner to operate as a heater.

NOTE: Your air conditioner might turn off or

not provide heating if the outside tempera-

ture is too low. This is normal and the unit

will start to operate again after the outside

temperature rises. The HEAT ONLY light

might flash; press the HEAT ONLY button

again to restore operation.

The automatic defrost cycle will turn off the

fan, temperature indicators, and air swing for

several minutes to de-ice the coils so that the

unit can operate efficiently.

To activate the HEAT ONLY Cycle:

l Press the HEAT ONLY Button.

NOTE: When the cycle is active, the

indicator light on the HEAT ONLY Button

will be lit. When you first press the HEAT

ONLY Button, the automatic defrost cycle

might turn on.

To modify the fan speed:

l Press the FAN SPEED Button while the fan

is running.

NOTE: Each press advances the fan

speed: LOW + HI --) MED + LOW

FANSPEED

To modify the temperature:

l Press the WARMER Button to raise the

temperature of the room.

l Press the COOLER Button to lower the

temperature of the room.

NOTE: Each press alters the temperature

approximately 1“C.

To deactivate the HEAT ONLY Cycle:

You can deactivate the HEAT ONLY Cycle

two ways:

l Press the OFF Button.

l Activate another cycle

(for example: AUTO COOL).

Using the DRY ONLY Cycle

The DRY ONLY Cycle allows your air

conditioner to operate as a dehumidifier. It

removes excess moisture from the room air

without providing much cooling. The cycle is

preset to operate most efficiently at LOW fan

speed.

To activate the DRY ONLY Cycle:

l Press the DRY ONLY Button.

NOTE: When the cycle is active, the

indicator light on the DRY ONLY Button

will be lit.

To modify the fan speed:

l Press the FAN SPEED Button.

NOTE: Each press advances the fan

speed: LOW --) HI --) MED + LOW

To deactivate the DRY ONLY Cycle:

You can deactivate the DRY ONLY Cycle

two ways:

l Press the OFF Button.

l Activate another cycle

(for example: AUTO COOL).

FANSPEED

Using the SLEEP HOURS Cycle

The SLEEP HOURS Cycle allows your air

Example shown for an O-hour SLEEP

HOURS

conditioner to optimize your comfort while

Cycle with unit running in the AUTO

COOL

you’re sleeping. The cycle allows the

Cycle.

temperature of the room air to rise gradually

until it reaches approximately 2°C above the

set point temperature. E

NOTE: The SLEEP Cycle can be set for

Approximately 2’C

cooling only.

temperature

1 I I I

2 4 6 0

TIME

To activate the SLEEP HOURS Cycle:

l Press the SLEEP HOURS Button until the

number for the desired time period is lit.

The numbers above the SLEEP HOURS

Button indicate the number of hours set for

the cycle:

8 hours + 5 hours --) 3 hours --) OFF

IMPORTANT: If, at any time during the

SLEEP HOURS Cycle, you are too cold or

too warm, simply press the WARMER or

COOLER Button. The unit “learns” to adjust

to your preferences automatically. There-

fore, the next time you activate the SLEEP

HOURS Cycle, the air conditioner remem-

bers your previous adjustment and modifies

the temperature so you will not be too cold

or too warm again.

After the SLEEP HOURS Cycle is

complete, the unit initially cools the room

(back to the set point temperature) then

reverts back to the previously set cycle

(AUTO COOL, OFF, etc.).

3 5

SLEEP

HOURS

WARMER

COOLER

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