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If you want to stop the air flow from moving, just switch off the air-swing switch at the desired position of the air-swing vane. 2. For vertical air direction control, rotate the vertical control upward or downward. AIR SWING -4- HOW TO ATTACH DRAIN PAN BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE The air conditioner employs a system whereby the condensate water (moisture removed from the air) is channelled to the condenser, or rear of the unit. The condenser fan blade has a "slin-ger ring” attached to its outside circumference. This ring dips down into the water and “slings” it onto the finned inner surface of the condenser coil. This may be the sound of water you hear during normal operation. The water quickly evaporates on this warm surface and is dissipated into the outside air. Very rarely will any water drip off the unit chassis. In very humid weather however, conditions may prevail whereby excess water is removed from your room air. This excess water, along with a low speed fan setting may cause some water to drip off the unit. If you install the unit over a walkway or other location where drippage may cause a problem, you may want to install the drain pan corner piece as illustrated in the below sketch. Note that by pulling the rubber plug from the chassis bottom, no water will come in contact with the slinger ring. 1. Remove the rubber plug from the body base plate. 2. Install the drain pan prepared in the accessory kit to the right corner of the cabinet with 2 screws. 3. Connect the drain hose to the outlet at the bottom of drain pan. Drain hose or tubing can be purchased locally to satisfy your particular needs. BOTTOM-SIDE VIEW WITH DRAIN PAN AND HOSE IN PLACE Listed below are most of the common causes for customer complaints concerning room air conditioners. By checking each of these items carefully, you may avoid an unnecessary service call. WHEN THE AIR CONDITIONER DOES NOT OPERATE: 1. Is the air conditioner plugged into the receptacle properly? 2. Is the air conditioner connected to a “live" receptacle supplying the proper voltage? 3. Is the fuse blown or is the circuit breaker off? 4. Is there a local power failure? Check by switching on a light. 5. Has the air conditioner been accidentally switched off? If so, please refer to operation instruction of the relevant model. AIR CONDITIONER OPERATES, BUT DOES NOT COOL PROPERLY 1. Is the main control set properly? 2. Is the thermostat control set properly to provide the desired temperature? 3. Are there more than the usual number of people in the room? 4. Is the air circulation impeded by drapes, furniture, etc., or by an improper l...

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