London Cool Ecos 1 User manual

Portable air conditioner unit –
Ecos 1 Operating Instruction
Unit description – Room air conditioner, portable air conditioner,
mobile cooler, Ecos
Please take a few minutes to read these operating instructions before attempting to use your Ecos1 portable Air Conditioner
1. Function selection control panel
2. Temperature timer control panel
3. Air control grille
4. Air intake grille with filter
5. Hot air outlet tube fitting
6. Handle
7. Rear air intake grille with filter
8. On / Off switch
9. Drip tank warning light
10. Dehumidification On / Off switch
11. Drip tank
Correct Installation and Position of this portable air conditioner unit
Connect the hot air exhaust to the hot air outlet at the rear of the portable unit(5) connect the window flange to the other end
and place to a window opening, The air conditioner unit should be positioned so that it has at least 20cm clearance from any
obstacles that could prevent good air flow through the front and rear intake grilles.
Portable Air Conditioner Controls
1. Fan high speed select key
2. Fan low speed select key and automatic fan
speed select
3. Cooling select key
4. Heating select key (if optional heating
element installed)
5. Programmer On / Off key
6. Lighted display
7. Start / Stop programming key
8. Time forward key
9. Time back key
10. Temperature increase key
11. Temperature decrease key
Switching the Air Conditioning On
Move the lighted toggle switch on the back of the air conditioner unit to the ON position. As soon as this is switched ON the fan
will start. If it does not, check if the ‘programmer’ key is OFF (LED out).
Routine Cleaning ilters
RONT ILTER – Remove the front air intake grille by pushing from the bottom towards the top at the centre of the grille. Pull it
towards you and extract it from it housing. When the grille is out, remove the filter from the runners inside the grille. Wash the

filter with a jet of water. Before replacing it, shake off any water trapped in the filter.
REAR ILTER – This is built into the rear intake grille. To remove it, just push the two clip fasteners on the top of the grille and
pull it towards you. Wash the filter with a jet of water. Before replacing it, shake off any water trapped in the filter.
Emptying the Drip Tank
The yellow LED next to the dehumidifying button will light up when the drip tank is full and all air conditioner functions will stop.
To empty drip tank, follow the below steps:
1. Switch the air conditioner OFF with the lighted toggle switch
2. Open the rear grille hatch at the back of the portable unit (push the two clip fasteners on the top of the grille and pull
towards you).
3. Lift the drip tank up and pull it towards you and out
4. Pour the water away
5. When replacing the tank, check to make sure the drain hole is at the centre
IMPORTANT: Make sure that the drip tank has been replaced correctly in its housing.
Trouble Shooting
PROBLEM LIKELY CAUSE SUGGESTED SOLUTION
The room air conditioner will not come on
Not plugged in Plug in or check the socket is live
Check fuse in plug and extension lead if
one is being used
Fan does not start Programmer on Press once to switch off
Does not cool
Not in cooling mode Press cooling select key (3)
Air filter clogged Clean the filters
The air conditioner works but does not
cool the room
Window open Close the window
The temperature is set too high Lower the set temperature
Air filter clogged Clean the filter
The capacity of the room air conditioner
is not appropriate for the conditions or
size of room
Call London Cool on 0800 440 444
Windows and doors are open too much Close the doors and windows as much as
possible
Control panel is off, unit does not work
but main on/off switch and front lights
are on
Drip tank is full See How to empty the drip tank.
Should any of the above problems persist please contact London Cool on 0800 440 444
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This document has been compiled in good faith, but no representation is made or warranty given (either express or implied) as
to the completeness or accuracy of this information