Morgan MAC-AMPLEFLOW 18 User manual

USER MANUAL
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Air
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MAC-AMPLEFLOW 18

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SPECIFICATIONS
COOLING MODE
• The water in the reservoir is usually cooler than the air temperature.
• From here, water flows down through the diversion channel and is divided into a layer of
water whose function is to exchange temperature with the air as it passes through –
resulting in air temperature drops of about 10 C to 15 C degrees.
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please rea this manual carefully an keep a copy for future reference.
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C O N T E N T S
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SPECIFICATI NS
PERATING PRINCIPLE
PERATING INSTRUCTI NS
CARE & CLEANING
TR UBLESH TING
OPERATING PRINCIPLE
MODEL MAC-AMPLEFLOW 18
ATING VOLTAGE / F EQUENCY 220V-240V~ 50-60Hz
ATED WATTAGE 600W
MAX AI FLOW 16000m³/h
MAX WATE VOLUME 120L
NET WEIGHT 33Kg
MEASU EMENTS(mm) 860 X 610 X 1480
ICE BOX 2 pcs
Note: Due to continuous improvement to our products, we reserve the right to modify
and upgrade the specification and design without prior notice.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
ENSURE WATER SUPPLY TO THE PALLET BEFORE OPERATION
• pen the water supply outlet and then add water;
• For the cooler to run at full capacity, you may add in the ice cube to the reservoir.
Note:
– Inspect the amount of water in the reservoir when adding water. Ensure that the
amount of water in the reservoir does not exceed the "MAX" nor below the "MIN"
indicated levels.
– To increase cooling effect, place the ice into the water reservoir, taking care to ensure
that the total water level in the reservoir does not exceed the “MAX” level.
– Without the ice - the cooler will only cool 20% to 30% of the actual capacity.
TURNING ON POWER
• Insert power plug into a 220-240V power supply socket and press the “ N / F” button
at the top of the unit (if applicable).
• The cooling function is now ready for operation.
• Unplug the power cord and detach from the power supply when not in use.
OPERATION
• The “ON / OFF” power button will power on or off the appliance.
• Press the “SPEED” button to adjust the desired speed: Low (L), Medium (M), or High (H).
• Swing: This button controls the left-right swing. Press again to stop swinging.
• Cool: This button to power on the cooling function.
• Timer: This button will set the timer to operate anywhere from 0 - 7.5 hours.
IMPORTANT
• Position the fan in a well-ventilated room, with the air intake side exposed to circulating
wind.
• The appliance features a cooling function with balanced humidity and does not need to
be closed when it is in operation.
• The fan uses water to lower the temperature without spraying any mist. This feature will
not damage the appliance.
• It is recommended to locate the appliance in a well-ventilated area with a minimum
distance of 20cm away from any objects or walls.
• Do not place objects that will impede the optimum flow of air, as this will reduce the
cooling efficiency and result in higher power consumption.
• Do not set the appliance to blow on the wall or near curtains.
• Do not allow any foreign objects to be sucked into the fan during operation.
• Do not place the appliance next to a power outlet.
• Do not operate the appliance near explosive of flammable objects.
• Always place the appliance on a flat, stable and sturdy surface.
ADDING WATER INTO THE RESERVOIR
• It is important to add water when the water level in the reservoir is below the MIN mark
and turn of the “C L” function to protect the water pump.
• The water level in the reservoir must not exceed "MAX" and not below "MIN" when using
the cooling mode.
• The absence of water in the reservoir will affect the durability of the pump and shorten its
lifespan.
• Do not move or transport the appliance with water inside the reservoir as this may result
in spillage or leakage, increasing the risk of fire when the device is in operation;
• Always power off the appliance before adding water, cleaning or moving the device to
another location.
• Do not pour perfumes or fragrances into the reservoir for aromatherapy purposes. This
can cause clogging in the cooling pads, pipes/hoses, or even damage to the water pump.
• To aromatize your room, place a scented wax in front of the fan to circulate the fragrance.
OTHER IMPORTANT NOTES
• Do not operate the appliance with wet hands to avoid the risk of electric shocks or
personal injuries.
• If water spills over the appliance, power off and unplug from the power supply
immediately before inspecting it.
• When booting the device, “C L” mode should be selected.
• For best cooling effect, add cold or icy water into the reservoir and add dry ice or ice
cubes. Wait for 15 minutes for room temperature to decrease.
• nce room temperature is cooler after 15-20 minutes, select the wind rotation mode to
circulate cool air evenly.
• Keep the device out of children’s reach. Do not allow children to play with the appliance.
• Power off the appliance when not in use, drain and clean the reservoir.

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IMPORTANT
Ensure that the appliance is etache from the power supply before performing
maintenance an cleaning.
• Clean the dust filter, cooling plate and reservoir periodically weekly to ensure efficient
operation and to increase the durability of the device.
• Detach the dust screen from the appliance with your hand.
• It is recommended to clean the appliance once every 1-3 months depending the
operation frequency and environmental conditions.
• Do not allow water to remain stagnant in the reservoir. Always clean it frequently to
prevent mold growth.
• Do not use abrasive chemicals to clean the appliance.
• Clean the exterior with a damp cloth. Do not spray water directly on it.
NOTE: Do not wet the control panel.
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CARE AND CLEANING TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTIONS
Power failure Ins ect the ower su ly to ensure ro er
A liance not working
ower connection.
The ower su ly is too weak Power the a liance through a voltage regulator
Power switch not turned on Turn on the ower switch.
A liance not functioning The dust collector/filter is extremely dirty Re lace/re air the control anel
ro erly Suction anel obstructed Turn off the ower and remove the obstacle(s).
The water in the reservoir is below the Add water to the reservoir. Note: Ensure water
“MIN” level does not exceed the MAX water level nor below
Air is not cold, no sound the MIN water level.
Water um damage Ins ect water um
Water hose obstructed or leaking Ins ect the water hoses.
The drainage is obstructed. Power off the a liance and remove the
Water s ills to the floor obstruction.
Water flows to the exterior Se arate the exterior of the a liance from the
flow.
Note: Do not operate the appliance when there are signs of malfunction.