Haier ESA3105 - MANUAL 2 User manual

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ThankYouForbuyinga dependable,energysavingand easyto oparate
HALERroomair condltloner.Thismanualcontainsusek_linbrmatlon br
youto maintain,operate,installandsaJ:elyuseyour roamair conditionen
Your air conditioner d_ans, _ls and dehumidi|ies the air in your room to
provideyouwith theultimateleveld comfort.
Pleaseread instnuctianscarefullybeforeusingtheproduct.Also,do not
Forgettofill outund malltheProduct Registration Curd.
Record Your Model and Serial Number.
Forall your servicecallsduring thewarrantyperiod_e bllowing
information will be n_led_ Attach _e sales receipt to this _;uideand keep
Forbtu_ r_,Cer_lce.1hisirlbrma}ion c_.ln I_eobt@ld Fr_n÷h_s_rkll plat_
which iso, yourair conditioner.Thisiseitheron thecabinet(sideor back)
or you mayhaveto removethefrontgrille to locateiL
ModelNumber:
SerialNumber:............................................................
Dateof Purchrsse:.........................................................
Dec;lot'sName:
Dealer'sAddress:
Dealer'sPhoneNumBer;
TABLE
RECEPTA, CLE AP4D FUSE TYPES
RATED VOLTS 12_l _J_ l_l;J ll_et
FU$t _ 15 _ 15 2D _
TIME DELA_ _U_;B
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SAFETYPRECAUTIONS
WARNING: Following these basic pre¢outlons will reduce the
risk of fire. electrical shock, injury or death
when using your air conditioner.
_:_ l )Air cor_di_'_onermust be connected fo proper electricaloutlet wil_the
correcteleci'rical supply. (seetable)
_, 2) Proper grounding mustbe ensuredi'o reducethe risk of shockand Fire,
DO NOT CUTOR REMOVETHEGROUNDING PRONG. I1you do
not have a three-prong eleclric receptacleoullel ir, the wall, have a certified
electrician ir_stollthe proper receptacle.The wall receptacleMUST be
properly groundecl.
_,_ 3) Do not useiFpower cord is{rayed or otherwise danlag_d. Also _old
using it i| there are cracks or abrasion damage along the length, plug or
connectar.
_. 4) DO NOT USEAN ADAPTER OR AI_I EXTEBISIOF! CORD.
5) Whe_ installing your air' oo_dltioner in o wi_clow, make sure thewlndaw
is strong erlough to holdthe wei_ghtof the air cancl_tbner.Youalso want to
secureand correctly insiall your air conditioner properly to prevent it From
Falling.Extrabrackeis and er s_pport may be required depending
on your window_
6) Do nor Block airJJowinside or outside the air conditioner wilh I_linds,
drapes, protectlve covers, shnubsar bushes.
7) Becareful of sharp edges on the front and rear fins o| the unit thai could
cut and cause serio_s injury.
8) Becareful when lifting the air cor_clilionerta install or removelhc ur_il.
Always usetwo or more people for this.
9) Always unplug the air conditioner beJareservicing it or moving it.

PAGE
A Word From Haler 1
Product Reglslralion ............................................................... 1
Safety Precautions .................................................................. 2
Warnings 4
Electrical Safely Zl
Tips ......................................................................................... 5
Energy Saving Guide ............................................................. 5
Features ............................................................................... 6-7
OperaHng Guide ............................................................. 8-12
Normal Operating Sounds .............................................................. 8
Operatil_g Instruction_............................................................. 8-12
Installallons .................................................................... 13-18
Part_........................................................................................ 14
Tools....................................................................................... 14
InstallingUnit intoA Window................................................ 15-18
Clean and Care Guide ..................................................... 19-20
Troubles hoofing 20-21
Warranty Information 22

Following the sarah,tues.*agesisvery _mporh3nt,
Thesemessag_ can saveyou FromBeing injured or killed.
Warning szn_bolsalert you to be careful and means Danger. Always
Followinstructionsi-obe saFeand reduce chancesof injury or death.
Warning and Danger signs will precede safety messages.
Grounding: This roorr,air conditioner mustbe cjrounded.
Grounding reducesthe risk of electricshockby
providing an escapewire for the electriccurrenL
the pow_er cord has a grou_dlng w_re Wi_ a
grou,_dMgplug. Plugit intoat, outletthat _s
properly installedand grounded.
WARNING:
Adapter Plug:
Improperuseof the grour,ct;ng
plug car, resultin a risk ot:electricshock.
Call a qualified elec_ician iFyou don't ur,derstand
1hegrounding instructionsor if you are not
sure iFthe air conditioner is properly grounded.
If thewall outlet is notgrounded, pleasecontactan
eledrician to have it replacedwith a properly
groundecloutlet,
Do not, under any circumstancesv cut or nemove the
third (ground) prong from the power cord.
We strongly adviseagaMst usi,lg an c,dapter plug.
Important: Test power pluc before aa_:h ,;se:
I. Press "resa- "bJtton.
2. Prest; "test "buPc, n, unit sho_, d trip.
:_. P,ass "resr;t" outran again for usr;.
LIo _ot use if above t_,st fail.
In the ev::q" this dev:ce t'ips , "ha caJse of the; maFunrtion is "o
br: correctee be.fore furtner use o: the devi:r_ .

• Air Conditiorlers are designed Foruse in a double hung window or
throu_jh the wall installation only. (As al_lkable in your rnoctel)
• While installing unit Besur_ tu tilt air conditioner .5_.gree. outwr_rdto
have the water drip outside the house,
__ • Installthe unit on the north side as normally that iSthe shaded side, This
v_ll enhance _le operol_on uf your unit.
t Window has to be stroHgForir_stallation,Extra brackets and or support
may be requirecl depending an your window,
• Measure the window before installing, if the window is too big Forthe
unit you may require prolessional installation.
-_, * Usecorrect electric voltage and proper amper_ Forti_eunit to rail
e}k_"tively.
,_. ° Only let a certifieclelectrician do any modit:icationsto your electrical
outlet,
When in,tailing your air conditioner make sure to seal all areas where
there i._a possibility of air leakage,
• Airltow should eat Be Blocked;nsida either by curtrJ;n._,elrapas or
brnilure or oulskle by shrubs or bushes.
Do not needle_sly usean elec_kal light or other appliances that
produce heat,
• Keep th_ blinds and the drrJp_.sdrawn on all the oth_.rwindows.
• While cookln9 useen exhausl_unin Ihe kilchen Io ren_oveIhe excess
hec_plodu¢ecl.
• Always usefne correct BTUsize air conditioner to cool the room to
attain optir'nurne(ficie_n¢y,

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touch pea
1, l"he_t_sl_
This dl_w._ y.u to _dlJs"-be t_rn}_r:.cdL.eo_}h_ _ir
II-_Iowcr 1t-_seling 11",_r.oc|er 1he_ir rern0_rature
Will Ibis y_,u can _ he _np_ ,_ ur_ I_,),oui
.'l:_slr{_ic_ilfad owl Y=ucon _c.Ithe It_l_._r_rture
W_tt Ibis you can c.,lhd Ih_ l'ar sF_,_l os w_,ll,_
Ynuhave. 3 levels _ Afc _ _o- 7oa fa s_l ot
your _sir_ level I0 will circu ore air ct he
Iowestvdoclty. MED ol m,_dium vdoclty c_d I t1_ I
dr:dole ¢_1the ,_n_u,_
_..-.u_ave L_cvol_ o; ko_ _,ocod "o _¢ a, ?ojr
des_r_ ,:cm{,:¢ I÷w. HIOH, IV'if+"_Oftd OW,
3, Fun_'lo_,
a',Ale
I I_'e tt'e elf co_dilloner willoo_mte-_eoon-p_es_r
ur'ct I,_eoes -_d ion _pe_d sel la giv_ yo_ d'ill_t
-cod oTrl_r yoar ¢,o_forr
b! D_q_,rnid
Tl_is e',able<_y,:u_ air coroillc_.r le 'ap_'cle clsu
moisture _rorn"beair to I_o_py¢,_.""oor_ at a
alone in ca_ yog do rot oe_i'_ to _se thg ei
c) F:mOn)"
4, lnerc_ _ver
W_c_ _r._ _N '__ 'a_ _ill _h_ _ .__u_
o_ the ccmpres_ ¢yce 0F. Ihis will n0t only
_,v_ yev el_cr, lc_l _,_a _e_gy costsbut else sh_rs
cleflh_ u_,n_ess_iry _=is_ a{ lh_ _c_ n_olar rus*ni'_(.]
It, If,e "OF:" _._it'o_ lh_ Fa_will _ot sl-ut _ff _h_ _
the c0r_pre_4" ,:yc_s otl_ Ike fan_11 ke_ rurgiqg
ot th_ s_ l_v_l
_. Tii_ef
Y<_.urair .:_i_ili_li_€" Con t_ se_In _qootl or o_ a"
your de_ire lhb ,._:_be d_n_ uo "o 2] _*_ur$i
tldvoll_0
6, 4 Way A_r FI.w
dir0_:i0n of tl_o air;lo_ ii" year mquirc.d dircc;+io._.
Ik elir}ow <¢n b_ dir_t0d
uo -oow_ -r_t _*cb- I_- side

7. Vent
S. SII_leOu_ ¢ha*si_
v,au,Air Co_idit_,,m_b_ocqe_ e_mr_v_ulil_will-
.wlrll:law _c "q_wcl.
9. WlnCtOw Inst_ll
dc,d_le hung w:l_dc.w P'.drabrack_ c_"s,_porr
may be reed_ s,defending on yo_r wiraow,
10, Rern_l_ Co_+r_l
I.is tul f,nciiod wir_c_ rr._ot_ allows you le
ops-_r_ yobr oir ¢Or_ liorer from a di_iorc'e "_o_.
_r-_¢l_o_I'ove ro g_t u_ re d'_lge tha se_ings, rag
_ lotions or "e rum "_eurii ¢,_ oco:F
11, t_l) Displ=y el_¢tr,_i¢ C_mt_,l P_nel
lke 4E'_ction ..EPdispc_ys Room"iemp_rolure0
"T_',ap_rol_Jr_Selt:,g, -:_er S_ir;g ond li_
R,_rr_irqrs i'oSop IS'c_,'lll_e Jni[ EIr_trc_ic
Consul PorM I_t_y_, s_ he re.perjure *_>the
12. I_ledroCgrlic Filler (_o" o _odo $}
cl,_cPo_ot c oc'_vo co't_o_ r,c"ond oihr;, r%-criok
st'ong allow

Nor aJ ©pera in 9
Th_ following sounds arg normally heard during _heoperation af an air cor|ditioner.
• Cool a[r_low movement asdictated by the set}an speed.
°Water sounck, This is normal as your air conditiorker actsas a
d_humidiFier also. Thu._you will hear wol_r sounds Fromwo_ereJrq_s
fall;n9 on the condcnscn
° As Ihe refrigerant flow_ through the inner s_led _.,bing a rushing noise
m_y be heard,
•Rattling or vibrating noises may be h_ard due to poor wall
or window _n_llation.
°High pitch compressor sound may be heard.
Operating instructions
Following arc the operating instructions o[-your _c-ctro_ic a_rconditioner.
Remote control and control panel operations
After in_allin 9 your air cor_ditioner pluE1it in to the proper el_trical outlet
in ¢hcwall. Keepthe vent in the closed posillon. Now setthe air
conditioner at your combrl level. This bll br|ctional wireles._remote allows
you to operate you, air conditioner without having to get up arid go t'a t]_e
unit. Thr_bll _unc_iaof_alur_ allows you to chong_ th_ s_ltings and turn the
unit on or off Fromthe remote itself. This control pad works 1hesome as
the can_ol pad on the air conditioner.
(SeeFig, # 1)
Fig.# 1
Remote Control

Fig.# 2
Control
After you plug in the unititwill performa selftest,All thedisplaylights
will turnon for 3 seconds.ThelEDdisplay will read "88". IJ:anydisplay
lightJailstoturnon you mayneedserviceon theunit. A_r the3 seconds
self_Bst_hr_ur_itv,,illautor_aticallyga ta theslanrlby motif. Nr_wall liNht,s
will beoff and youwill have1oturn "ON" by pressingIhe On,OfFkey.
After pressing"On/OfF", theunit startsto work and entersfne statusoF
"Fan" with low setting.
Youwill haveto pressthe(A)or (T)keyan theTemp/Timeto sol"the
_'_rnperafuro at yourdeslrm'tco_for¢'.Youcanchoose between61°F
and 86°F.Oncethetemperabre issetyoucanrais_or loweritby pressing
the(A) or (T)keys.(Onlywhen theunitis cooling, energy saver or
deh_rnidif),ing,can _.letemperaturesettingBeadjusted.)(SeeFig. # 2)
Hav_n¢lse._"he.ten'p_,r;tll.'eV_';:l_vill:_e."tl'e f._r,cJicna}the dirc.and'ticqer.
Panel.
E',e.ry÷imeyoJ press [be.MODE b_ttaq, 't ,u:l _l_a_,y_lsetwe_.n --AN, COOL, EN=RGv
,_ ERord DE_U\L (.',ee :i_,]. _' 3)