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Thank You for buying a dependabb, energy saving and easy to operate
HALERroom air condifionen This manual contains useful information for
you to maintain, operate, install and safely use your room air conditioner.
Your air conditioner deans, cools and dehumidifies the air in your room to
provide you with the ultimate level of comfort.
Please read instructions carefully before using the producL Also, do not
Forget to fill out and maiUthe Prodgct Registration Card.
Record Your Modemand Serial Number.
For aHyour service calls during the warranty period the fallowing
information will be needed. Attach the sales receipt to this guide and keep
for future reference. This information can be obtained from the serial plate,
which is on your air conditioner. This is either on the cabinet (side or back)
or you may have to remove the front grille to locate iL
Model Number: ..............................................................
Serial Number: ...............................................................
Date of Purchase: ...........................................................
Dealer's Name: ..............................................................
Dealer's Address: ............................................................
Dealer's Phone Number: ...................................................
TABLE
RECEPTACLE AND FUSE TYPES
RATEDVOLTS 125/60 250/60
AMPS 1S _.0 15 20 30
WALL OUTLET
_USE SIZE )520 _ _5,_0 _ 30
T|ME DELAY FUSE
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1)Air conditioner must be connected to proper dectricaJ outJetwith the
correct dectricaJ suppJy. (see table]
Proper grounding must be ensured to reduce the risk of shock and fire.
DO NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE GROUNDING PRONG. Jfyou do
not have a threeoprong electric receptacle outJet in the waJJ,have a
certified dectrician instaJJthe proper receptacle. The waJJreceptacle
MUST be properJy grounded.
Do not use if power cord is frayed or otherwise damaged_
AJso avoid using it if there are cracks or abrasion damage
along the Jength, pJugor connector.
DO NOT USEAN ADAPTER OR AN EXTENSION CORD.
When installing your air conditioner in a window, make sure the window
is strong enough to hoJd the weight of the air condifionen
You also want to secure and correctJy instdJ your air conditioner propedy
to prevent it from falling. Extra brackets and or support may be required
depending on your window.
6) Do not bJock airfJow inside or outside the air conditioner with bJinds,
drapes, protective covers, shrubs or bushes_
7) Be carefuJof sharp edges on the front and rear fins of the unit that codd
cut and cause serious injury.
8) Be carefuJwhen Jilting the air conditioner to instaJJor remove the unit.
AJways usetwo or more peopJe for this_
9) AJways unpJug the air conditioner before servicing it or moving it.
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A Word Fro_ Haler 1
Product Reglstrat_on 1
Safety Precautions 2
Warnings 4
£UectrlcaU $af÷ty 4
Tips 5
Energy Saving Guide 5
Features 6
Operatlng Guide 7-8
Normal Operating Sounds 7
Operating Instructions 7°8
Uns_Hattions 9- ! 3
PartsSupplied 10
TooJs 1O
Stepsfor installation ] ]- ]3
CUean and €ere Guide ]4-]5
TroubUeshootlng 15 ol 6
Warranty Jnformatlon ! 7

FoJJowingthe safety messages is very important.
These messages can save you from being injured or kiJJed.
Warning symboJsaJert you to be carefuJ and means Danger. AJways
foJJowinstructions to be safe and reduce chances of iniury or deatk
Warning and Danger signs wiJJprecede safety messages.
Grounding: This room air conditioner mustbe grounded.
Grounding reducesthe risk of dectric shockby
providing an escapewire for the dectric current.
Thepower cord hasa grounding wire with a
grounding pJug.PJugit into an outJetthat is
properJyinstdJedand grounded_
WARNUNG: improperuseof thegrounding
pJugcan resuJtin a risk of eJectricshock.
CaJJa quaJifieddectridan if you don't understand
thegrounding instructionsor if you are not
sureif theair conditioner is properJygrounded_
Jfthe wall outJetis not grounded, pJeasecontactan
eJectridanto haveit repJacedwith a properJy
grounded outJet.
Do not, under any circumstances, cut or remove the
third (grgund) prong from the power ¢@rdo
Adapter PUug: We strongJyadvise against using an adapter pJug.
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e This Air Conditioner is designed for use in a double hung window o
While installing unit be sure to flit air conditioner _/4 degree outward to
have the water drip outside the house.
mnstallthe unit on the north side as normally that is the shaded side. This
will enhance the operation of your unit.
_ Window has to be strong for installafion_ Extra brackets and or support
may be required depending on your window. (Brackets and Supports
not included in all models)
e Measure the window before installing, if the window is too big for the
unit you may require professional installafion_
_' Use correct electric voltage and proper ampere for the unit to run
effectively.
_o Only let a certified electrician do any modifications to your electrical
outJef,
®Usea dedicated line for the operation of your air conditioner to avoid
the possibiJify of an eJectricaJsurge,
o When installing your air conditioner make sure to seamall areas where
there is a possibilih/of air leakage.
Airflow should not be blocked inside either by curtains, drapes or
furniture or outside by shrubs or bushes,
• Do not needbssly use an ebctrical light or other appliances that
produce heat,
®Keep the blinds and the drapes drawn on all the other windows.
While cooking use an exhaust fan in the kitchen to remove the excess
heat produced_
®Always usethe correct BTU size air conditioner to cool the room to
attain optimum efficiency.

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1° Teraperafure Set Knob
This knob adjusts the temperatureof the ain
The Higher thesetting the cooler the air
temperature With this knob you can setthe
temperature to your desired comfort level Min, Cool
being the warmest and Max. Cod being the coldest
2. MODE Set Knob
with this knob you can control thefan speedas
well as the cooling speed.There are 3 knob
positionson theA/C for you to selectfrom LO will
circulate air at the lowestvelocity MED at tJ_e
middle Jevdand HI wiJJcirculate at themaximum.
You have 2 FanOnly speedsto choose from HI and
LO,
3o 2-Way Air FJow
The air directional louvers Jetyou control the
direction of the airflow in your required direction.
The airflow can be directed right side- left side
4o Window Jnsl'aJJKi_.
Enablesyou to installthe air conditioner in a
double hung window Extra brackets or support
may be needed depending on your vdndow

H@rm @petering $@u ds
FoJJowingsoundsare normaJJyheard during the operation of an air conditioner.
Thermostatcricks.As the thermostatcycleson/off you will
hear this sound.
Cod airflow movementas dictated by the set fan speed.
®Water sounds.This is normaJsinceyour air conditioner actsas a
dehumidifier also, Thusyou wiJJhear water soundsfrom water drops
falling on the condenser.
o As the refrigerant flows through the inner seabd tubing a
rushing noise may be heard.
RattJingor vibrating noisesmay be heard due to poor waJJ
or window instdJation.
High pitch compressor soundmay be hear&
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(Seefig. # 1)
OFF
LO LO
FAN ,AJC
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FAN A/C
MODE
MED
A!C
TEMPERATURE
5 6
4 7
3
2
8
9
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MUN
COOL
10
MAX
COOL
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After instaJJingyour air conditioner, pJugit into the proper
dectrkd outJetin the wall
1) Sdect Med. A!C on the FunctionSetknob.
2) SettheTemperatureSetknob at the mid JeveJsetting. ThiswiJJturn on
your air con@ionen
3) Youcan setthe thermostatfrom Min Cod to Max Coo[ Min Cod being
thewarmest settiilg Max Cool being the coJdestsetting.
4) Your air conditioner has 2 Fanspeeds and 3 A!C settings.
5) Letyour air conditioner run for a few hours before adjusting to the
desired settings.
6) Remember the compressor of your air conditioner will not work
when the temperature goes bdow 65°F.
7)Also when you shut off the air conditioner w_dt f'ol_3 minutes
befo_'etui'ning it on agairL This is the compressorcycle time.
8) if you haveany troubJein operating your air conditioner pJeaserefer to
theTrouble Shooting section.

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Beforeyou install your air conditioner checkthe fallowing:
The unitis free of aHobstructions inside and outside the room e.g. drapes,
curtains, furniture, pRants,shrubs,bushes,trees,other structuresRikebuilding,
garage etc.Air conditioner musthave dear unobstructed airflow through the
condenserto remove the heal
2) Thewindow is strong enough to hold the weight of the air conditioner.
Extra bracketsor supportsmay be needed depending on your windows.
(Bracketsor Supports not provided in air modds/
3) Thewindow siJJand track are strong enough to hold the weight of the
air conditioner.
4) ThewaJJis strong enough to hdd the unit. Extra brackets or supports may be
needed depending on thewall (Bracketsor Supports not provided in dJ modds).
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There is adequate and proper power suppJynear theair condifionen
DO NOT useadapter pJugs.
DO NOT useextension cords.
DO NOT cut or removethe ground prong_
DO NOT modify the pJugor thedectrkaJ waJJoutJetin any way.
if pJugdoes not fit the eJectricaloutJethavea certified dectrician do the
necessarychange.
A10) DO NOT connectelectrical power to the unit before installation.
_11) DO NOT useif power cord isworn out, frayed or otherwise damaged.
Avoid using if there are cracks or abrasion damage along the Jength,
pJugor connecfiom
] 2) DO NOT instaJJinto any existing cabinet or sleevewhich does not haveside
and top air vents, g