Movincool PC7 User manual

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Congratulations on purchasing the MovinCool portable air conditioner.
This manual explains how to install and operate the MovinCool PC 7
portable air conditioning unit. Please read this operation manual
thoroughly to familiarize yourself with the features of the unit
and to ensure years of reliable operation. You may also find it
useful to keep this operation manual on hand for reference.
Foreword
Attention:
(1) This unit is not intended for use by young children without supervision.
(2) The plug shall be accessible after installing the unit.
(3) The unit shall be installed in accordance with national wiring regulation.
(4) If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or
a qualified technician.Contact your reseller for more information.
(5) Please wait 3 minutes before restarting the unit.
(6) Do not sit or stand on the unit.
(7) The proper electrical outlet for MovinCool unit must be equipped with a UL
approved ground fault breaker to prevent electrical shock from the unit.
(8) The minimum clearance from the unit to combustible surface: 3 feet (1.0 m)
(9) The AC outlet (115VAC, Single Phase, 60Hz) must be rated at 15A or higher.
WARNING This symbol refers to a hazard or unsafe practice which can result
in severe personal injury or death.
This symbol refers to a hazard or unsafe practice which can result
in personal injury or product or property damage.
CAUTION
Contents
Introduction 5
Unit description and function 6
Operation and indicators or remote control 8
Use of control panel 10
Water drainage methods 11
Maintenance/service 12
Safety cautions 13
Troubleshooting 14
Installation 15
LCDI Power Cord 20
Warranty 21

INTRODUCTION
Mobile Air Conditioner
Other air conditioning solutions are recommended when the ambient temperature is either
below 63 °F (17°C) or above 88° F (31°C).
Note: When the ambient temperature is high, condensation may occur to the unit.
ATTENTION
There might be some water remained in the bottom of the condensate pan, push the PC7
gently and carefully to prevent water splashing out. Empty the water when moving the unit.
CAUTION
Before you use your PC7 air conditioner, please read this operation manual carefully so
that you get the best from the unit.
This operation manual is used for guidance and does not form part of a contract. We reserve
the right to make technical changes without prior notice.
The PC7 is a small unit, which can adjust the temperature and humidity in a room
making it easy to use in different occasions.
It also has multiple functions, included Cooling, Dehumidifying, and Fan Modes.
This unit was designed especially to be used in a family house, office, etc. It has a compact
design compared to others with the same coolig capacity. Power consumption is low and the
noise is especially low.

UNIT DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION
FRONT
Air outlet
Left/right air direction
control tab
Caster
Up/down air louver
Handle
Note: Open the up/down air louver to the highest position before the unit is turned on.
Control panel
Left/right air swinging fins
BACK
Air-return grill
Power cord holders
Base stopper
Air inlet
Exhaust air outlet

UNIT DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION (cont.)
TIMER Button
Press this button to set the
time for switch-on, switch-off
timer or to delete the timer.
FAN SPEED Button
Press this button to
choose high, medium or
low speed of air delivery.
TEMP Button
Press these buttons to
change the set point
temperature.
MODE Button
Press this button to select
the modes of cooling,
dry or fan mode.
SWING Button
Press this button to
activate/deactivate
auto-swing feature.
POWER
Indication lamp
WATER FULL
indication lamp
ON/OFF Button
Press this button to turn
the unit ON or OFF.
Fan speed indicator
Operation mode
indicator Swinging indicator
Display of preset temperature and failure code
when SET is displayed, the displayed digits indicate
the preset temperature.
When FAULT is displayed, the displayed digits
indicate the code of failures.
Display of time setting
The displayed digits indicate
the remaining time of
on/off operation.
DISPLAY SCREEN
CONTROL PANEL

OPERATON AND INDICATORS OF REMOTE CONTROL
Remote Control
Install the supplied batteries (type AAA 1.5V) to the remote controller.
This button is used to select the cooling,
drying,fanning mode of operation.
This button is used to set the switch-on or
switch-off time. Use together with the “HOUR”
button, the time setting can be made within
the range of 00-23 hours, with the interval of
one hour.
Press this button to choose high, medium
or low-speed of air delivey.
Fan speed indicator
Lock key indicator
Air flow indicator
SWING button
Press this button to select the swinging or
fixed air delivery.
Press this button to lock or unlock the keyboard.
Temperature setting button
Each presing of the button, the
temperature setting is increased or
decreased by 1°F.
ON/OFF button
Press this button to turn the unit ON or OFF.
HOUR button
This button is used to set the timer time or the
present time.
MIN button
This button is used to set the present time.
HOLD button
Set temperature indicator
Cooling indicator
Drying indicator
Fan Mode indicator
Timer time or present time indicator
MODE button
TIMER button
FAN SPEED button
Not Used.

OPERATION AND INDICATORS OF REMOTE CONTROL (cont.)
Present Time Setting Procedure
When batteries are inserted,time is automatically set to 00:00. Set the present time as
follows.
Example:Set time to 10:30
Continuously press the HOUR button for
2 seconds .
The time indicator is blinking and can set the HOUR time.
Press the HOUR button. (Set to 10 :)
The time indicator is blinking and can set the MIN time.
If the remote control is at abnormal state, take out the batteries under the back cover
to clear off the display.
NOTE : The timer is set based on the present time.So set the present time correctly.
Continuously press the MIN button for 2
seconds .
Press the MIN button. (Set to 30)
Press the ON/OFF button to confirm the set time
or it automatically exits the time setting state after
15 seconds.

The operating ranges for cooling operation and dehumidifying are 63ºF-88ºF(17ºC-31ºC).
Dehumidifying and Cooling Operation
Power Source
WARNING
The AC outlet (115 VAC,Single Phase,60Hz) must be rated at 15A or higher.
The AC socket must be firm and reliable.
Do not connect the unit to a multiple socket outlet which is also being used for other
electrical appliances.
Insert the AC power plug securely into the AC socket before using the unit, when it beeps
after 2 seconds, press ON/OFF button, the unit begins to operate.
Cooling Operation
1.Repeatedly press MODE button to choose the cooling mode, LCD window shows"COOL".
2.Repeatedly press TEMP+or TEMP-button to set a proper room temperature at 63ºF-88ºF
(17ºC-31ºC).
3. Press FAN SPEED button to choose a proper fan speed: high, medium, low speed.
4. Press SWING button to adjust the air delivery direction, the LCD window shows"
Note:
In order to improve the cooling efficiency of the unit:
a) Do not place the unit in direct sunlight.
b) Do not place the unit in near other heat source.
c) The set temperature can be set at 63ºF(17ºC) or higher, however the unit operates
intermittently at less than 70ºF (21ºC).
Dehumidifying Operation
1. Keep the windows and the doors closed to effectively dehumidify the room.
2. Repeatedly press MODE button to choose the dehumidifying mode, the LCD window
shows "DRY", and fan speed can not be adjusted.
USE OF CONTROL PANEL

To set time to start the unit with the unit off (stand by power), press Timer button, the LCD
window shows" , repeatedly press the HOUR button, set the time to start as you
like. The setting range is 1-12 hours.
To set time to stop the unit with the unit operating, press TIMER button, the LCD window
shows"
", repeatedly press the HOUR button, set the time to stop the unit as you
like. The setting range is 1-12 hours.
Note: If cancel the timer setting, press TIMER button again.
Auto Swing Function
1. Press" " button, LCD window shows" " and the louvers swing automatically.
2. Press once again" " button, the symbol " " and the LCD window disappears,
and the louvers stop swinging automatically.
Attention:
Press TEMP+ and Temp-buttons together for more than 2 seconds to lock the keys, the
LCD window shows " ".Press the two buttons again to unlock the keys, the symbol " "
disappears.
Water Drainage Methods
When the unit is on cooling operation, the unit drains the water by RECYCLE PUMP.
When the water in the condensate pan is on Low water level, the RECYCLE PUMP
does not operate, and the unit runs normally at setting mode.
When the water in the condensate pan stays on Normal water level for 3 minutes, the
RECYCLE PUMP operates,and the unit runs normally at setting mode.
When the water in the condensate pan stays on High water level for 1 minute, the
compressor stops, and the RECYCLE PUMP continues to operate. Indoor and outdoor
fan motors run as previous state.
When the water in the condensate pan stays on High water level for 40 minutes , the
unit tums off, and WATER FULL lamp illuninates,LCD window indicates failure code E5.
At this time, open the base stopper on the bottom of the unit, and put the water tray
under the base to drain the excessive water (shown as below Fig.). Put the base stopper
back and tighten to prevent water flashing out .
NOTE: If there is much water condensed in the condensate pan, empty the water in the
water tray several times before it becomes full.
Timer SetFunction
USE OF CONTROL PANEL (cont.)

MAINTENANCE/SERVICE
Pull the power plug out of the socket before cleaning.
Make sure there is no power to the unit before maintenance or repair to
prevent accident caused by electrical shock.
CLEANING OF AIR FILTER
If the air filter is blocked with a lot of dust, the air flow volume will reduce. Clean the air
filter once every two weeks.
Open and clean the air filter
1. Directly grasp the hook on the rear side to remove the air-return grill.
2. Take out the air filter from the filter cover.
3. Wash the air filter by immersing it gently in warm (about 104°F/40°C) water with a
neutral detergent.
4. Rinse the filter of detergent and dry it thoroughly in a shaded place.
5. Install the air filter back to its original place.
Clean the surface of the unit with a damp cloth, then dry using a duster or similar.
Do not use chemical solvent (benzene, alcohol, glaze, etc.) to clean the
surface of the unit.
If you do so, the surface may be scratched, damaged, and the whole casing
may become deformed.
1. Check the air inlets and outlets of the unit are not blocked.
2. Make sure that air filter is properly in place before operating the unit. If the unit is
operated with air filter removed, dust and foreign objects may result in faulty
performance of the air conditioner.
3. Put the base stopper back to the rear of the unit and tighten it.
PRIOR TO OPERATIONAL SEASONS
CLEANING OF AIR CONDITIONER

MAINTENANCE/SERVICE (cont.)
AFTER OPERATIONAL SEASONS
1. Turn off the unit, and disconnet the power source.
2. Make proper maintenance to the air filter and other parts.
3. Open the base stopper to drain out the condensed water in the condensate pan, then
operate the unit in fan mode for half a day to let the condensate pan dry.
4. Put the base stopper back and tighten it.
5. Use plastic sheet to cover the unit to prevent dust or filth from entering the unit.
OCCASION
Do not use the unit in a very narrow room with obstacles to avoid damage to the unit.
Do not use the unit in direct sunlight to avoid surface color changing.
Do not use the unit in water or near water to avoid leakage of electricity.
Do not use the unit near gas appliances, fires or in the vicinity of flammable liquids.
POWER SOURCES
Do not use a damaged or improper AC socket.
When unplugging the unit, hold the power plug securely and pull it out carefully.
Do not use an extension cord.
OTHERS
Keep the unit 3 feet (1.0 m) away from TV sets or radios to avoid the risk of
electromagnetic interference.
Do not use the unit with the air outlet close to walls or cover the air outlet to avoid
overheating.
SERIOUS CAUTION
Do not topple over or incline the unit. If the unit is toppled over, unplug the unit and
contact your MovinCool reseller or a qualified technician for advice.
Do not spray insecticide or other chemicals to the unit as the plastic case may be
deformed.
Base stopper
SAFETY CAUTIONS

TROUBLESHOOTING
Check the following items before calling your MovinCool reseller or a qualified technician.
Condition Check Area Remedy
Unit does not
operate at all.
Is there power?
Is it plugged in? Plug into the wall socket.
Is the fuse or circuit breaker switch turned off? Change the fuse or turn switch on.
Is SET TIME proper? Change SET TIME.
Are the batteries run down? Replace the batteries.
Is air inlet or outlet blocked? Clean air inlet or outlet.
Is there any other heat source in room? Move the heat source.
Are air filters dirty? Clean the air filters.
Is SET TEMP. proper? Set proper temperature.
Is indoor fan speed set at low? Set proper speed.
Cooling efficiency
is not good.
Noise and vibration It is the inner liquid(refrigerant-geration)
flowing inside. It is normal.
Is the unit leveled? Place it on a flat, level surface.
The unti starts and
stops frequently.
Is the voltage of the power source normal? Keep the power source in rated
voltage.
Is the exhaust air duct fixed improperly or
bended sharply? Install the exhaust air duct properly.
See page 15 to 17.
Did you add exhaust air duct by yourself ? Do not add exhaust air duct and
remove it by yourself.
In case of major malfunction, unplug the unit immediately and call for service.
The fuse and switch often break.
The power cord is hot or the sleeve of the cord is broken.
Something is abnormal.
Self-diagnosis function
Self-diagnostic codes are displayed on the control panel of the unit under the following
conditons.
Failure code Diagnosis of malfunction
E2
E3
E4
E5
Room temperature sensor failure
Coils sensor failure
Units abnormality protection
Water level over the limits
Are there batteries in the remote control? Install the supplied batteries.
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INSTALLATION
Selection of Installation Location
Put the unit on a flat location where the air outlets are not
covered up, place the unit no less than 20 inch (500 mm)
away from a wall or other obstacle.
Power cord holder installation
Install the supplied power cord holders with the supplied
two self-tapping screws to the unit.
Exhaust Air Duct Mounting Method
Mounting through the window
1) Shrink the exhaust air duct.
2) Insert the duct into the square adapter.
Rotate the duct (2-3 rounds).
3) Insert the other end of the duct into the window exhaust adapter 1.
Rotate the duct (2-3 rounds). Attach the window exhaust adapter 2.
4) Fix the square end of the duct to the exhaust teminal of the unit.
5) Put the other end (discharge) to the nearest window. See page 18 for window
slider kit installation.
Note: The length of the exhaust air duct is between 24 in (600 mm)-72 in (1800 mm).
When installing, minimum length is recommended.
When mounting, keep the duct horizontal. Do not connect other duct to extend. This
can cause malfunction.
Power cord holder
Window
exhaust
adapter1
Window exhaust adapter2
Exhaust air duct
Square end of exhaust air duct

INSTALLATION (cont.)
Mounting through the wall
1) Shrink the exhaust air duct.
2) Insert the duct into the square adapter. Rotate the duct (2-3 rounds).
3) Insert the other end of the duct into the window exhaust adapter 1.
Rotate the duct (2-3 rounds). Attach the window exhaust adapter 2.
4) Fix the square end of the duct to the exhaust terminal of the unit.
Correct mounting is shown below. The height of the hole from the floor should be 16
inch (400mm) - 51 inch (1300 mm).

INSTALLATION (cont.)
If the exhaust air duct requires bending, see figures below.
Incorrect duct mounting Fig. 4 (Bending the duct sharply can easily cause malfunction.)

INSTALLATION (cont.)
Window Slider Kit Installation
The window slider kit is designed to fit most standard "vertical" and "horizontal" widow
applications.However, It may be necessary for you to improve/modify some aspects
of the installation procedures for certain types of windows. Please refer to Fig.5 &
Fig. 6 for minimum and maximum window openings.
Window slider kit
Minimum: 26-5/8" (675mm)
Maximum: 48-3/8" (1230 mm)
Window slider kit
Minimum: 26-5/8" (675mm)
Maximum: 48-3/8" (1230 mm)
Fig. 6 Vertical window
Fig. 5 Horizontal window
Install the Board I and II with the supplied screws,nuts and washers.
Board I Board II Nut
Washer
Washer
Spring Washer
Screw

INSTALLATION (cont.)
Installation Accessories Fig. 7
Description
Exhaust air duct with adapters...........4/set
Stretches from 19-1/2" (500 mm) up to 78-3/4" (2000 mm)
Adjustable window slider kit.........................2/set
Stretches from 26-5/8" (675 mm) up to 48-3/8" (1230 mm)
Power cord holder......2/set
Screw.........................2 pcs
Self-tapping screw.....4 pcs (2 pcs are extra.)
Nut.............................2 pcs
Washer.......................4 pcs
Spring washer............2 pcs
Installation Accessories
Exhaust air duct
Window exhaust adapter 1
Window exhaust adapter 2
Adjustable window slider kit
Square end of exhaust air duct
Fig. 7

LCDI POWER CORD
The LCDI device is a non-serviceable part. Attempting to open the device may expose
the user to hazardous electric shock, and voids any warranties and performance claims.
Manufacturer’s liability is limited to the replacement of the device.
1. Read manual for proper use and handling of this device.
2. Press "RESET" button before starting the unit. Press "TEST" to check function then
"RESET" again. Start the unit.
3. Do not immerse in water.
4. This device must only be plugged into an appropriate wall outlet.
5. In the event that this device trips, the cause of the malfunction should be corrected
befote any further use.
6. Using the device beyond recommended voltage poses risk to users.
"RESET" button
"TEST" button
WARNING
CAUTION