London Cool PT7300 User manual

PT7300 Operating Instructions
General Safety
Never place anything on top of the indoor or outdoor units and never obstruct their air
vents.
Leave a 300mm gap all round the unit to let the air circulate
Always switch OFF and unplug the unit when not in use.
ALWAYS TRANSPORT, STORE, AND OPERATE THIS UNIT IN AN UPRIGHT POSITION. DO NOT LAY THE UNITS
DOWN.
Electrical Safety
This air conditioner plugs into standard 230V 13amp power supply. The plug is fitted with a standard 13amp fuse.
Extension leads should be correctly rated for the inductive load, fully unwound, loosely coiled and never run through water
or over sharp edges
To reduce the risk of electric shock, use a suitable RCD (residual current devise)
Never pull the unit by its flex
Ensure both the machine and power sockets are switched OFF, before plugging into the power supply
Setup & Operation
The unit works properly up to 35°C. The fan will continually operate for venting use. If the temperature in the room is
above 35°C, then open all the doors/windows and operate on the fan only, to circulate the air to reduce the temperature
When setting up or restarting, allow the unit to stand/settle for 15 minutes before switching on
Set the unit up on a firm, level surface and do not site the unit close to any surface that is sensitive to heat, cold or
moisture
Apply the swivel castor brakes (where fitted)
The outdoor unit can be situated up to a maximum of 35m away from the indoor unit, dependant on the number of
additional 5m lengths of umbilical attached to the standard 5m length supplied. Do not exceed the 35m overall, and do not
exceed the maximum rise (or fall) of 4.6m
The umbilical assembly contains 4 main connectors, a power supply lead, a condensation tube, and 2 water pipes. The
connection is the same for both the indoor and outdoor units, except that the connectors are male/female and set in such a
way that the umbilical assembly can only be used in one direction. Observation of the following point regarding the
electrical lead will make the above issue clearer
The electrical lead has a male fitting on one end and a female fitting on the other; the male should be attached to the
indoor unit and the female fitting to the outdoor unit.
Never operate the unit if the umbilical hose(s) is severely kinked or punctured
The water pips are fitted with a simple quick-release coupling. To attach the water pipes, pull back the couplings outer
sleeve. Push the male into the female fitting, and then let the sleeve snap back into place.
To disconnect the water pipes, simply reverse the fitting instruction. It is possible for a few drops of water to escape when
completing this procedure
Site the outdoor unit in a convenient position outside of the room to be cooled. Please note the following, if the unit had
been ordered with the optional automatic condensate pump. The removed moisture will be ejected via the clear tubing
within the umbilical (so it will need to be connected to both indoor and outdoor units via the push fit connections) out to the
outdoor unit where it will appear to ‘leak’ out from below. Careful sitting with this configuration is important to avoid floor-
covering damage for example
The outdoor unit must be kept upright with the fan motor assembly facing towards the building, this way the hot air is
directed away from the building
With the indoor unit switched OFF and isolated from its power supply, make all the connections from the umbilical
assembly
All that remains is to plug the indoor unit into its power supply and switch the unit to ON
NOTE: For models fitted with integral condensate collection container. Ensure the water drain tank is correctly fitted
and is empty. Then plug the unit into its power supply and switch the supply ON
Ensuring the red POWER ON light is on; press the red FANS ON switch to start the fans. The outdoor units fan will start to
operate ONLY when cooling is selected

Use the fan speed to control switch to alter the air flow, press the FAN SPEED switch to either low (I) medium (II) or high
(III) fan speed
If chilled air is required, first press the red COOLING ON switch and then turn the thermostat knob fully anti-clockwise
NOTE: If the thermostat knob
The unit is fitted with a time-delay device, which will prevent the compressor starting for approximately 4 minutes
The unit will now be running, allow a minimum of 10 minutes for it to begin cooling
If chilled air needs to be directed to a particular area, adjust the grille louvre blades on the front of the unit. Once the
desired room temperature has been reached, gradually turn the thermostat control knob clockwise until you hear a click.
The unit will now only emit chilled air when the room temperature rises beyond the ‘set-point’ you have selected via the
thermostat knob.
If the red ‘fault’ light illuminates, switch the unit OFF and isolate it from its power supply. Check the technical notes
document to establish the reason and rectification of the fault.
Coolant System
This unit is factory supplied with the correct quantity of coolant in both unit (indoor
and outdoor) as well as the standard 10m umbilical. The coolant top-up tank is
located within the indoor unit & is accessed via the black circular
fitting located on the top panel. It should not be necessary in normal use to have to regularly top up with any additional
coolant. However it should be noted that a small amount of fluid will be lost when connecting/disconnecting the umbilical water
fittings, always ensure coolant is topped up prior to operation.
Additional lines purchased from us are pre-filled, so upon extension topping up with additional coolant should not always be
necessary, but if required, follow the guidelines below which must be followed exactly, to prevent potential internal component
damage.
The internal water-pump must not be run dry as immediate failure will result.
The pump is an expensive item to replace, before hire, we would advise the coolant level be always be checked and topped
up if necessary
The water pump is only operated when the COOLING button is depressed, after having first depressed the FANS
button.
Coolant Topping up Procedure
1) Ensure that the unit is not connected to the power supply
2) Ensure that if the umbilical has been damaged and replaced with new, that it is connected to both the indoor and outdoor
units via the umbilical hose and electrical fittings
3) Unscrew the cap on the indoor unit top up tank fitting
4) Fill the internal tank until the coolant level is just below the brass fitting in the neck, avoid overfilling as spillage will result
DO NOT EVER OPERATE THE UNIT WITHOUT THE CAP FITTED
5) Plug the unit into the appropriate power supply and switch on via the fans and cooling switched
6) Observe the unit for the first 15 minutes of operation stop and unplug the unit. Then remove the cap and add extra
coolant as (4) above if necessary
7) Observe all umbilical connections ensuring no leaks are evident. If any leaks are found, immediately switch the unit off
and disconnect from the power supply. Find the reason for the leak(s) and rectify. Do not run the unit if leaks are
observed, as the coolant will quickly be lost from the system, resulting in possible internal pump failure
8) Disconnect the unit from the power supply
HP Switch
This unit is fitted with a safety feature which prevents the compressor from failing should you not follow the operating
instructions. In particular, if you fail to connect one or all parts of the umbilical connections and then try to operate the unit, the
machine will very quickly trip its high pressure (HP) switch located within the indoor unit.
The switch can trip for a number of different reasons:-
1) Umbilical connections not made correctly
2) Internal water circulating pump failure or blockage
3) External unit fan failure (or not connected as (1))
The switch will automatically reset after a short period but the cause of the trip still needs to be established. Check the
Troubleshooting guide following.
Equipment Care
Never use an air conditioner except for its intended purpose
Keep the equipment clean and especially the coil faces. Blow out the coils with compressed air
Where fitted, regularly check the water drain tank (every 3-4 hours). On the control panel is a red light marked PLEASE
EMPTY TANK WHEN LIT, which will illuminate when the tank is full. The unit will also turn itself off, however please switch
the FANS ON and COOLING ON switches to OFF (non-illuminated) by depressing them in turn.

Before removing the tank, leave the unit for at least 5 minutes to allow any accumulated moisture to drain down into the
tank. Removing the tank without doing this first, WILL cause water to drain into the machines base, where it will leak out
onto the floor, appearing as though the machine has a fault
Following this simple instruction will prevent carpet/general flooring water staining
To empty, so to the rear of the unit, carefully grasp the front edge of the tank, lift it over the lip and slide it gently toward
you, grabbing the short stubby handle as the tank starts to emerge from its recess. With one hand under the front of the
tank and the other holding the handle, carefully lift the tank out completely, empty and then replace. Ensure the tank is
fitted with the sticker THIS WAY OUT pointing outwards from the machine
The unit can then be switched on via the FANS ON and COOLING ON switches
Fitting the tank incorrectly will cause the water to NOT be collected and therefore the unit will appear to be leaking, if you
are unsure, contact your supplier & quote the serial number of the unit
Never remove the tank with the machine operating
Always check the tank is empty, prior to switching on the unit
Storage
Switch the unit OFF and unplug from its power supply, then empty the water tank
Troubleshooting Guide
If the HP switch has tripped:-
1) Check all umbilical connections are made? If ok, proceed to (2), if umbilicals not connected correctly, first reconnect then
proceed to (2)
2) Water pump should be heard to operate after approx 4 minutes. If not, check the coolant level within the top up tank,
(details as above in Cooling System), if level low then top up
If pump operates, leave the unit on test for 30 minutes and check that the outdoor unit fan motor is operating. If not, check
wiring diagram and ascertain if wiring to the motor, or the motor itself has failed.
If no further problems are experienced, then assume the unit is running ok
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Unit fails to operate Power failure
Check POWER ON light is illuminated
Check unit is plugged into the power
supply and all umbilical connections are
made
Check plug fuse for failure and correct
13amp rating
Check building ring circuit is not
overloaded
Poor Cooling Performance
Thermostat knob not turned fully anti-
clockwise
Turn knob fully anti-clockwise,
compressor has a minute delay before it
starts and cooling will begin to
commence after approx 10 minutes
Coils dirty or (where fitted) filters dirty Blow compressed air through the coils
to clean
Wash or replace filters
External unit coil dirty or airflow
restricted Check external unit, if coils dirty blow compressed air though to clean
Air inlet grills obstructed Remove the obstruction
Fan speed on low setting Turn the fan speed to med or high
Water Leakage
Clogged drain tube into condensate
pump Remove the blockage
Condensate pump is blocked or its
internal float switch stuck or failed, or
condensate hoses not correctly
connected within pump recess or at rear
of indoor unit
Systematically check possible causes
listed
Hose not located in pump correctly Ensure hose is located into pump
Compressor stops running Input voltage too low Check line voltage
Thermostat set too low Turn thermostat fully anti clockwise
HP switch tripped Refer to HP switch
If problems persist, contact London Cool on 0800 440 444
London Cool air conditioner rental and sales
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