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Maint_nce and Service Before Calling for Service if you have problems wi_ your air cond_ioner, read the following information and t_ to solve the problem. If you cannot find a solution, turn off the air _nditioner and co nt3ct your dealer. Air _nditioner d_s not o_rate 1. Ensure _at _e air conditioner is plugged into a,proper o_let. 2. Check the fiJse or circuit breaker. 3, Check whether the _ltage is unusually high or low. Air d_s n_ _1 cold enough ,onthe c_llng setting 1. Ensure _at the temperature settings are ,corr.. 2, Che_ to see if the air filter' is clogged with dust_ If so, ,cleanthe filter, 3. Ensure _at the air flow from the outside is not obstructed and that there is a cleamn_ of over 20" between the back of the air _nditioner and the wall or _nce behind it,. 4. Close all dc,om and windows and check for any"_ume of heat in _,e room. Before calling for ser¢i_, please review the following HStof _mmon problems and sol!utions. The air c_d#ioner is operating when: You hear a pinging noi_. This is _used by water being picked up by the fan on rainy days or in highly humid _nditions. This feature is design_ to help remove moisture in the air and improve cooling efficient. See _e section on Slinger Fan, page li7. • You hear the thermostat click._is is _used _ the compressor cycle starting and stopping. You see water dripping from _e rear of _e un_. Water may be coH_ed in the base pan in highly humid conditions or ion rainy days. This water overflows and drips from the rear of the unit. • You h_r _e fan running while the compressor is silent. This is a normal operational feature. _ner's Manual

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Maint_nce
and Service
Before Calling for Service
if
you have
problems
wi_ your
air cond_ioner, read
the
following
information and
t_
to
solve
the
problem.
If you
cannot
find a solution, turn off the
air
_nditioner
and co nt3ct your dealer.
Air
_nditioner
d_s
not o_rate
1. Ensure
_at
_e
air conditioner
is
plugged into
a,
proper o_let.
2. Check
the fiJse
or circuit
breaker.
3, Check whether
the _ltage
is
unusually
high or low.
Air d_s
n_
_1
cold enough ,onthe c_llng
setting
1. Ensure
_at
the temperature settings
are
,corr..
2,
Che_
to
see
if the air filter'
is clogged with
dust_ If
so, ,cleanthe
filter,
3. Ensure
_at
the air
flow from
the outside is
not
obstructed
and
that there is
a
cleamn_
of over 20" between the
back
of the
air _nditioner
and
the wall or
_nce
behind it,.
4. Close all dc,om
and
windows and check
for
any"
_ume
of heat
in _,e
room.
Before
calling
for ser¢i_,
please review the following HSt
of
_mmon
problems
and
sol!utions.
The air c_d#ioner
is operating
when:
You
hear
a
pinging noi_.
This
is _used
by
water
being
picked
up by the fan on
rainy days or in highly
humid
_nditions.
This feature
is
design_
to help remove
moisture
in the air and improve
cooling
efficient.
See _e
section
on Slinger
Fan,
page
li7.
You hear
the
thermostat click.
_is
is
_used
_
the
compressor
cycle
starting
and
stopping.
You
see water
dripping
from
_e
rear of _e
un_.
Water
may be coH_ed
in
the
base
pan in highly
humid
conditions
or
ion
rainy days. This water
overflows
and
drips
from
the rear of the unit.
You
h_r
_e fan running
while the compressor is
silent. This is a normal
operational feature.
_ner's
Manual