User manual HAIER HW-18L03

[. . . ] Air Conditioner Edition:2006/01/19 OPERRATION Air Conditioner Edition:2006/01/19 Parts Name Machine body MODEL: HW-18L03(T3) Front Air outlet (indoor) Operation Air inlet (indoor) Operation panel Ventilation Auto swing Temp. setting VENTILATOR Mode selection Auto swing WAIT 3 MINUTES BEFORE RESTARTING Thermostat Mode selection Air Conditioner Edition:2006/01/19 Operation Guide Auto air deflector switch When the switch is set to " ", the indicator lights up, and vertical louvers will swing from side to side, delivering gentle air thus making you feel very comfortable. [. . . ] Otherwise, the fuse may blow due to overload. Do not exceed the selection range. Air Conditioner Edition:2006/01/19 Maintenance Air filter cleaning: Please clean the air filter every two weeks When dirt accumulates in the air filter, air circulation will be blocked, and causes poor Removal of air filter For HW-18L03(T3): (1) Loosen the air inlet by pushing " PUSH " at both edges as shown. (3) Hold the handle at lower part of the air filter and draw outward to remove the air filter. For HW-24CE03: (1) Loose the air filter by pushing " PUSH " at both ends of air inlet. (2) Hold the air filter by frame and lift it forward for approx. (3) Pull it out downward . PUSH VENTILATOR Temp. setting Auto swing Mode selection WAIT 3 MINUTES BEFORE RESTARTING Air inlet PUSH Temp. setting VENTILATOR Auto swing Mode selection WAIT 3 MINUTES BEFORE RESTARTING PUSH PUSH Air filter cleaning 1. Carefully wash the air filter in warm water (below 40 oC). To obtain better cleaning effect, soapy water or neutral detergent may be used. Flush the air filter carefully with clean water after removing the dirt. Let it dry completely. Washing air filter Installation of filter For HW-18L03(T3): (1) Put the air filter on. [. . . ] Leave enough space around the air inlet and outlet for better circulation. Problems may occur if the unit is installed in the following areas: Place where oil exists in the air including engine oil, seaside with salt breeze, and hot springs area with air-borne sulfurous gas. [. . . ]