Soleus Air PH4-13R-01 User manual

®
Portable Air Conditioner with
Heat Pump Technology
PH4-13R-01
Operating Instructions
3092402
© 2008 Soleus Air International

Thank you for choosing a Soleus Air Portable Air Conditioner with Heat Pump Technology. This
owner's manual will provide you with va
lu able information necessary for the proper care and
maintenance
of your new product. Please take a few moments to thoroughly read the instructions and
familiarize yourselfwith a
ll the operational aspects of your new Soleus Air Portable Air Conditioner
with Heat Pump technology.
For your own records, please attach a copy ofy~)Ur sales receipt to this manual. Also, write the store
name/location, date purchased, and se
ri al number below:
Store Name: _ _ _ __ _ ____ ___ ______ _ _ _ _ _
Location: __ _______ ___ ______ ___ _ _
Date Purchased: _________ _ ________ _ __ _
Serial Number (located on back
of unit): _ _ _______ _ ___ _
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
Before installing and using your portable air conditioner, please read this owner's manual carefully. Store this
manual
in a safe place for future reference.
I) Always place th e unit on a level surface.
2) Never use or sto
re gasoline or other flammable vapor or liquid near this unit unless instructed by this
manual.
3) Maintain at least
10 inches (25 cm) clearance space around this unit. Do not block or cover air inlet or
outlet grilles.
4) The unit must
be connected to a correctly grounded power supply.
5)
Do not start or stop the unit by inserting or pulling o ut the power plug.
6) Do not u
se an adapter plug or extension cord.
7) Do not use the unit
in the immediate surroundings ofa bath, a shower or a swimming pool.
8)
Do not in sert anything into the air outlet. Do not obstruct air inlet or ou tl et grills unless instructed by this
manua1.
9) Do not
It:t I;hi ldrcn pl ay ncar this unit.
10) Always in spect the cord for signs of damage bcfore use. If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced
by the manuracturer or a qualified service technicia
n.
11 ) When cleaning the unit, always tum the unit ofT and unplug the power cord.
12) When the unit is not in use. always remove thc vcnting kit from window.
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PAC KAGE CONTENTS
Portable Air Conditioner
Exhaust Ho ses (2)
Ho se Adapters (2)
Wi n dow K it Adapter (2)
Air In take and Outlet Covers (2)
Remote Control
AAA Batte
ri es (2)
Window
Kit· 4 Sl iding Panels (I dual hose panel, I single hose panel, 2 extension panels)
Air In take Vent for Single Hose Ins ta ll ation (Additional Accessory) (\)
Owner's Manual
SPECIFICATIONS
• The cooling capac ity is measured at an ambient temperature of DB 86 o f, \VB 78 o f.
• No i se level is m easu red at a distance of 3.28 ft away from the front of th e unit , when Ih e unit is in coo lin g mode.
• Power cons umpti on is measured when the fan runs at the highest speed setting.
• These specifications are for reference onl y. For actual data, pl ease refer to the rating label on the back o flhe unit.
• [Cthe environment temperatu re is higher than the max operating temperature or lower than the minimum operating temperatur e,
t he air conditioner may not work properly.
MODEL PH4-13R-Ol
COOLING CAPACITY 13,000 BTUIH
HEATING CAPACITY
12 ,500 BTUIH
DEHUMIDIFIER CAPACITY 60 plsJDay
POWER COOLING
1390W
HEATING llBOW
AIR FLOW VOLUME 225 CFM
115 V- 60 HZ
POWER SOURCE 11 AND 112.5AMP
HEATING 1COOLING
SOUND PRESSURE
LE VEL 50 dB(A) at Ihe lowest fan speed
NET WEIGHT
BB Lbs
OPERA TING
COO LI NG 60.B
1' -107 .61'
TEMP HEATING 23
1' -89 .61'
UNIT 19" W
X3 2.25" H x 18.5" D
DI ME NSIONS PACKAGE 22.6" W
X3 4.3" H x 21 .4" D
REFRIGERANT R22
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LCDI POWER CORD AND PLUG
This air condition er is equipped with an LCDI (Leakage Current Detection and Interruption) power cord and
plug as required by
US National Electric Code 440.65. This cord consists of a length of s hi elded flexible cord
with no terminati on on the load side and a LCDI attachment plug on the line side.
The LCDI power cord and plug will remove the supply source via electrical disconnect (circuit trip) if the
nominal current leakage between the co
rd shield and e ith er load conductor exceeds a predetermined va lu e.
The cor d will remain de-energized until the devise has been manually reset. This is intended to reduce the ri sk
of a fire in the pow er cord or combustible materials nearby. The cord shields arc not grounded and they must
be considered a shock hazards
if exposed. The cord shie ld must not be connected to ground or to any exposed
metal.
The test and reset buttons on the LCDI Plug are used to check if the plug is functioning properly. To tesl:
1. Plug power cord into wall outlet
2. Press
TEST Button, circuit should trip, cutting powcr to the air conditioner
3. Press RESET button for use
If test button is pressed and unit can st ill be turned on, current leakage has been detected. Do not use the air
conditioner
or attempt to reset the LCDI Plug. Contact Soleus Air Customer Scrvice for troubleshooting
recommendations.
I
RESET
TEST
,
,-
/
WARNING:
I. DO NOT press the TEST button while the air conditioner is operating.
2. The TEST and RESET buttons should not be used as "ON" and "OFF" switches.
3.
The co rd and plug are not intended to offer protection to externa ll y connected loads or supply circuits.
4.
The co rd and plug are intended for indoor use on ly.
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PARTS & ASSEMBLY
PARTS
EXHAUST HOSES
~,\Ml)L- E)(haust Hose
Hose
1?;~L..~:)~:"'- __ Window Kit
Adaptor
WINDOW KIT
,
ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
When the unit is operating as an air conditioner, heater, or dehumidifier, the unit draws in fresh outdoor air and exhausts
hot air (in AC or dehumidifier mode)
or cool air (in Heat mode) out orthe room to complete the air exchange. When the
unit is operating in fan mode, no outdoor air exchange takes place. The window kit and exhaust hose do not need to
be
i nstalled wh en th e un it is used as a fan.
NO TE: The s uppli ed window kit c an be installed in sliding windows a nd sliding glass d oors up to 8 ft. long
(a ppr oxima te length).
MOUNTING THE EXHAUST HOSES
• Choose a suitable loca ti on, near a grounded electrical outlct and suitable window or door. Remove
packag in g and locate components.
• Extend both ends of the exhaust hoses approximately 6 inches.
• Scr ew the window kit adapter onto one end of the ex haust hose clockwise. Screw Ihe hose adapter onlo
the oth er end of the exhaus t hose clockwise. Repeat on the ol her exhau st ho s c.
• Remove outlet covers from the back of the unit by screwing them counter-clockwise, then lifting up.
• Mount the exhaust hoses onto the back of the unit by locking the hose adapters into place.
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DUAL HOSE WINDOW KIT INSTALLATION -To quickly and efficientty cool a large area.
NOTE: The air conditioner in the images below may differ from the air conditioner you purchased. These
images are for your reference and show
how to connect any Soleus Air dual hose air conditioner.
Installation of the Venting Kit
FOR DUAL HOSE PORTABLE AIR CONDITIONERS
Innov.uv. prodloICtI for. dMner,
men comfol'table world.
The venting kit must be Inst.lled In order lor thfI unit to
work correctlyin the air conditioning, heating 01'
dehumidifyingmode. The venting kit does not need to be
used while the unit is fennlng.
The window kit has been designed to minto mostvert/cIII
and horizontal windowopenings. The window lUI CIJIJ also
be used in a sliding door.
1. Choose a S4.1itable location, neer a gtOl.lnded e\ec:tricaI
outlet and e S4.1iteble window or do<w. Remove
packaging and locate components. (figure a)
2. Remove the outlet covers from the bad!. of the unit by
screwing them counter-clockwi ... then lifting up.
(fIgure b)
3. Pull out one end of the exhaust hose, then SCIeW on
the adapter clockwise. Repeat on other exhaust hose..
(figure c)
4. Pull out the opposite end of the exhaust hose. u.n
screw on the window kit adapterclockwise. Repeat on
other exhaust hose. (figure d)
5. Mount the exhaust ho ... onto the back of the unil
(figure e)
6. Open the window or door and adjust the length ofthe
window kit to fit the opening. (figure f) It necessary.
mark the kit and cut down one end to properly fit the
opening. (figures g & h)
7. Attech the window kit adapters to the window kit.
(figure i)
Close the window Ot door tighUy. (figure j)
Vour Portable Air CondlUonar ia now,..cty to cooIl
NOTE: When using the vendngsyatem, keep thfI uhausr
hose 8S shott and straight 8S possible. The exhaust hose
can be shortened, but itis notrecommended to inaeue
the length of the exhausthose. Do not use an exten4lon
COI'd with yourporl,able air conditioner.
When
using to a sliding door, It Is recommend to milt.
the air outlet up to air Inlet
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SINGLE HOSE EXHAUST & WINDOW KIT INSTALLATION
When you want quick spot cooling, in sta ll the PH4- 13R-O I using the single hose window kit installation.
For Single Hose Installation
Install only the left ex haust hose over the c ir cular air outlet (th is outlct will be on the left s id e of the unit when
yo uare fac in g the back of the unit ). Cover the right circu l ar air intake using the exhaust intake cover. After
installing th e hose remove the square air intake cover on the back of the unit and in sta ll the square air intake
vent with removable/washable filter.
EXhaustHoselnSUU~",::.~d ____ ~ ~~~~;-" ~====:m=E=!r """"
onto circular air 0 Exhaust
cover Installed
over circular air intak e on
+--- -=-'7--- right side
on left side
i~iEgg
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..........
........
Air Intake Cover
For Single Hose Window Kit Installation
Air Intake Vent-
"A dditional Accessory
To in stall the window kit, follow the same directions on page 6 for dual hose installation, but instead of using
the dual hose window kit panel, use the single hose panel pictured below.
Single Hose Window Kit Panel
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CONTROL PANEL, DISPLAY, & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
CONTROL PANEL & MUL TI·COLOR DISPLAY
CONTROL PANEL
FAN SPEED SUnON
SWING BUnON
TIMER BUTTONS
MUL TI·COLOR DISPLAY
AUTO
SLEEP MODE
ON/OFF
AIC
TEMP SELECT
D HUM. FAN HEAT
TEMPERATURE
AND TIMER
.u:. "":':: '-- il- I- INDICATOR
POWER
BunON
MODE BunON
O ............... FANSPEED
OSCILLATION ON/OFF
BUCKET FULL TIMER ON TIMER OFF COMPRESSOR ONIOFF
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
CONTROL PANEL BUTTONS (Refer to the images on page 9)
1) Power On and Off - Pre ss the POWER button once to manually turn the unit on. Press the POWER
hutton once morc to turn th e unit off.
2) Mode Selection -Press th e MODE Button repeatedly to cycle between th e diff erent modes: Auto mode,
Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier, Fan only, and Heater.
3) Fan Speed Control - Pr ess the FAN SPEED Button to cycle through the different fan speeds: High,
Medium, and low. The fan s pe ed can be visually dist in g ui shed by the speed of the fan icon on the fro nt
panel. There is an additional auto speed setting that is enabled in o nl y heating and cool in g mode s. This
speed is next setting after low when pressing th e speed co ntrol button. The speeds will cycle through in this
order: Low,
Medium , High, Auto. Each change in speed w ill be associated with a "beep" sound fr om th e
unit.
4) Temperature -Select th e desired temperature by press in g e it her T or .. key when using the unit in
cooling or heat in g mode. The temperature indicator flashes to display th e desircd temperature setting. Aficr
the temperature is set,
th e unit wi ll display this temperatu re setting un til it is changed by the use r. The
Multi-color display shows temperature
in Cels iu s or Fahre nh e it. Pressing the " and ... buttons s im ultane-
ously wi
ll change the temperature select between OF a nd ° c.
5) Timer -To program the timer, press the TIMER ON button until the di s pl ay shows a flashing " (9-+1 "
Press the
.. or T buttons to change the clock to the desired time for the unit to automatically turn on.
Press the TIMER OFF button and the display on the unit will flash " C9 -+ 0 ". Press the .. or T
bu tt ons to change the clock to the desired time for the unit to automatica ll y tu rn off. The TIMER OFF
indicator w ill flash for 3 seco nd s to activate the times you programmed.
NOTE: The timer will also remember your settings when it is set. If you set th e timer while in A ir Condition-
in g mode, the timer will automatica ll y turn the unit on and off in air conditioning mode according to th e de-
sired programmed times. The timer will also remember the temperature sett in gs, fan speed, and oscillation set-
ting. The timer works when th e unit is in A ir Conditioner mo de , Heating mode, Dehumidifier mode, Fan
mod
e, and Auto mode
OPERATING THE UNIT USING THE CONTROL PANEL
Air Conditioner Mode
I) In stall the exhaust hoses and window kit properly (see pa ges 6, 7 & 8).
2) Plug the Power Cord into an electrical ou
tl et.
3) Turn on the unit by pressing the
POWER button on the control panel.
4) Pre ss the Mode butt on until th e" *" i co na ppe ars on th eM ult i- co lor display
5) Press the .. or T buttons until the desired room temperature appears on the control panel
display.
The temperature ranges from 61 °F _88 OF (16 "c_31"C).
6) Select the desired fan speed by pressing the FAN SPEED button.
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NOTE: During hot days, the unit will cool the room most efficiently by setting the temperature at the lowest
setting and the fan speed on high. Reducing the length
of the exhaust duct, insulating the exhaust hose and
window kit, and keeping direct sunlight to a minimum will also improve the cooling efficiency.
NOTE: When the unit is running on cooling mode, the exhaust hoses are required and must be
vented
outside using the supplied window kit.
Dehumidifier Mode
I) Install the exhaust hoses and window kit properly (see pages 6, 7 & 8).
2) Plug the Power Cord into an electrical outlet.
3) Turn on the unit by pressing the
POWER Button on the control panel.
4) Press the
MODE button until the" 0 "appears on the control panel display.
NOTE: The unit operates at low fa~ speed during dehumidifier mode. The unit cools room slightly during
the dehumidification. Keep the windows and doors closed to aid the effectiveness
ofthe unit in removing the
moisture from the room.
NOTE: When the unit is running on dehumidifier mode, the exhaust hoses are required and must
be vented outside using
the supplied window kit.
NOTE: The unit will not perform in dehumidifier mode when the room temperature is lower than 61 ° F.
Fan Mode
I) Plug the Power Cord into an electrical outlet.
2) Turn on the unit
by pressing the POWER button on the control pane l.
3) Press the MODE button until the" 2f5 "icon appears on the control panel display.
4) Select the fan speed
by pressing the FAN SPEED button.
5)
To circulate more air, press the SWING button on the remote control. The louvers will oscillate in our
exclusive
WAVEFLO® pattern which moves the louvers up and down to increase air circulation.
NOTE: It is not necessary for the exhaust hoses and window kit to be installed to operate the unit in fan mode.
Heating Mode
I) Install the exhaust hoses and window kit properly (see pages 6, 7 & 8).
2) Plug the Power Cord into an electrical outlet.
3) Turn on the unit by pressing the
POWER button on the control panel.
4) Press the
MODE button until the" ~ "icon appears on the control panel display.
S) Press the'" or ... buttons until the desired room temperature appears on the control panel display. The
o 0 0 0
temperature ranges from 61 F - 88 F (16 C - 31 C).
6) Select the
fan speed by pressing the FAN SPEED button. It is recommended to set the fan speed to low.
NOTE : When heal mode is selected, the unit will shut down for 3-5 minuWs, th~n start in healing mode.
NOTE: When the unit is running on heating mode, the exhaust hoses are required and must be
vented outside using
the supplied window kit.
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Auto Mode
I) In stall the exhaust hoses and window kit properly (see pages 6, 7 & 8).
2) Plug the Power Cord into an electrical outlet.
3) Turn on the unit by pressing the POWER button on the control panel.
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4) Press the MODE button until the" \! "icon appears on the control panel display. Select the fan speed
by pressing the FAN SPEED button.
NOTE: During AUTO mode, the unit operates in Heating mode when the room temperature is below 68 o f,
Dehumidifier mode when the room temperature is between 68 of to 80 of. And Air Conditioner mode when
the room temperature is above 80 o f.
Sleep Mode (This mode can only be selected when using the Remote control)
I) To set Sleep mode, make sure the unit is in Air Conditioner mode or Heating mode.
2) Press the SLEEP Button on the remote control. The " :) "icon appears on the control panel display.
3) When
in SLEEP mode, the fan will run on lo w to keep fan noise at a minimum.
4) When
in Air Conditioner mode, the temperature setting will gradually increase to 2of above the original set
temperature for 6 hours. After 6 hours the temperature setting
wi ll return to the set temperatur e.
,
5) When in Heating mode, the temperature setting wi ll gradually decrease to 2 F below the original set tem-
perature for 6 hours. After 6 hours, the temperature setting will return to the set temperature.
6) When
in Dehumidifier mode, the temperature will not change when Sleep mode is selected.
Compressor Indicator
The" OQ " icon will light up on the control panel display when the compressor turns on. The ;, cD " ic on will
turn
off when the compressor shuts off.
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Emergency Condensate Holding Tank
When the room temperature is low and the indoor humidity is high, the air conditioner may not be able to
evaporate some
of the moisture fast enough. When this happens, the water will accumulate in an emergency
condensate tank
in s id e the unit. Once the emergency condensate tank is full, the unit will automatically shut
off and the" t;j "will appear on the control panel display. To empty the condensate tank, unscrew the screw
plug at the bottom back
of the unit. You will need a sma ll pan, approximately I" high to catch the water com-
ing out
of the condensate tank. Once the condensate tank is drained, the unit will begin work in g within a few
minutes. The emergency condensate tank holds approximately 1.5 Liters
of water. Another option is to pur-
chase a sma
ll hose from a hardware store that can fit around the 5/8" drain plug on the back of the unit and
drain the unit into a gravity drain or larger pan for continuous drainage.
To resume operation quickly, empty the water container according to the
fo ll owing steps:
I. Turn the unit
ofT . Do not move the unit when the water container is full.
2. Place the drain pan accessory under the drainage port at the back of the unit.
3. Remove the screw plug from the drain hole. The condensate water will drain out automatically. When the
drain pan
is full, screw the screw plug back onto the drainage hole to stop the water flow. Empty the drain
pan. Repeat until all the water is emptied.
Once the water container has been emptied, screw the plug back onto the drain hole. Do not allow the
water to drip continuously into the drain pan, as it might easily overflow.
SCREW PLUG DRAIN HOLE
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OPERATING THE UNIT USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
REM OTE CONTROL
- -t- LCD DISPLAY
MODE BUTTON POWER
BUnON
FAN SPEED ___ ~
"-r ~
"t -= i j b ==- TEMP SETTING
SWING (LOUVER
___ _ ...::,_.:
OSCILLATION)
::::- ---; 1-- - TIMER ON
SLEEP BUTTON
HOUR $ELE C TER
"'.,N'UTE SELECTER
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REMOTE CONTROL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
I) Power On and Off -If the unit is already on, press the POWER (I/O) button on the remote while point-
ing the remote away from the unit. This will turn the remote on. If the unit is off, now press the POWER
(1/0) button once to manually turn the unit on. Press the Power button once more to turn the unit off.
When you press the POWER button the upper right square on the remote control LCD Display will light
up. When in A ir Conditioner, Heating, and Auto mode , the selected temperature will appear on the remote
control display. When the unit is in Fan mode and Dehumidifier mode you will see the " •• " icon instead of
the set temperature. This shows that temperature selection is not available when the unit is in Fan or Dehu-
midifier mode.
2) Mode Selection -Press the MODE Button repeat ed ly to cycle between the different modes: Auto, Air
Conditioner, Dehumidifier,
Fan onl y, and Heater mode. The upper left square on the Remote control dis-
play will light up showing which mode is selected.
In Air Conditioner mode the display wi ll show
"COO L", in Heating mode the display will show "HEAT", in Dehumidifier mode the disp la y will show
"DRY", in Fan mode the display wi ll show "FAN", and in Auto mode the display will show "AUTO".
3) Fan Speed -Press the FAN speed button to cycle through low, medium, and high fan speeds. The dis-
play on the remote control will show LOW, MED, & HIGH under the "SPEED" label
on the remote con-
trol LCD display. There
is an additional auto speed setting that is enabled in only heating and cooling
modes. This speed is next setting after
low when pressing the FAN speed button on the remote control.
The speeds will cycle through
in this order: High, Medium. Low, Auto. Each change in speed will be as-
sociated with a "beep" sound from the unit. The remote control will not display "AUTO" under the speed
label. Once Auto
fan speed is selected the unit will beep and there will not be a fan speed displayed on the
remote control.
4)
Temperature Setting -When the unit is in Air Conditioner or Heating mode you can select your desired
temperature. Press the.&. or ... to se
le ct your desired temperature setting. The temperature on the LCD dis-
play on the remote control will increase or decrease accordingly. Pressing
the'" and'" buttons simultane-
ously will change the temperature select between
OF and 0c.
5) SLEEP MODE - See "SLEEP MODE" on page 12 .
6) SWING -To turn on the exclusive WAVEFLO® oscillation, press the SWING button on the remote
contro\. Once you press
SWING. the louvers on the unit will oscillate up and down. The bottom left
square
of the remote control display will show the" "icon when WAVEFLO® oscillation (SWING) is
selected.
...............
7) TIMER -To program the timer, first press the T-ON button. Once T-ON is pressed the auto-on timer will
blink
in the bottom right rectangle of the remote control display. Press the MIN and HOUR buttons to
change the clock to the desired time for the unit to automatically turn on. The minutes will increase by
10
with each press of the MIN button and the hours will increase by I with each press of the HOUR button.
Press the T-OFF button and the remote control display will flash the desired auto-offtimer. Press the MIN
and HOUR buttons to change the clock to the desired time for the unit to automatically turn off. The timer
is set when the auto-ofT time stops flashing and the words "ON" and "OFF" are displayed next to the time.
8) CLOCK - To set the clock on the remote control, hold down either the MIN or HOUR button until the
displayed time flashes on the remote control display. Change the minutes
by pressing the MIN button and
change the hours
by pressing the HOUR button.
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MAINTENANCE
Note: Make sure power is off and the power cord is not plugged into an electrical outlet prior to
performing any maintenance on the unit.
Clean or replace filter - If the air filter is blocked with a dust, the airflow volume may reduce. It is
recommended to clean the filter once every two weeks or as needed.
1) Remove the filter from the filter compartment on the back of the unit.
2) Wash the air filter by immersing it gently into warm water with a neutral detergent. Rinse the filter
and dry it thoroughly ou t of sunligh t.
3) S lide the filter back into the filter compartment after it is th oro ughly dried.
4) If the filter is torn or unusable, order a new filter by call in g the customer service num be r on the
warranty page
of this manual.
Clean the unit Housing
I) Keep the unit
fr om being exposed directly to the sun to prevent color fading.
2) Clean the surface with a damp cloth and dry it with a soft towel.
Storing the Unit for an Extended Period of Time or Transporting the unit
I) E mp ty any excess water by unplugging the water drainage stop in thc back of the unit (located at
the bottom).
2) Unplug the unit.
3)
The unit should be stored in a cool dry place.
DISCLAIMER
ALL INFORMATION AND THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS PRESENTED IN THIS USER'S MANUAL ARE THE
PRESENTATION OF THE MANUFACTURER. SOLEUS INTERNATIONAL HAS NOT CONDUCTED INDEPENDENT
TEST TO THE INFORMATION AND THE SPECIFICATIONS PRESENTED HEREWITHIN.
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WARRANTY
One Year Limited Warranty
So l eus International Inc. warrants the accompanying So l eus Air PH4-1 3R Portable Air Conditioner with Heat Pump
technology to be free of defects in mate r ial and workmanship for the applications speci fied in its operation in struction
for a period of ONE (I) year from the date of original retail purchase in the United States.
If the unit exhibits a defect in norm al use, Soleus International Inc. will, at its option, either repair or replace it, free of
charge with in a reasonable time after the unit is returned during the warranty period.
As a condition to any warranty service ob li gation, the co nsu mer mu st present this Warranty Certificate along with a
copy of the original purch ase invoice.
TillS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER:
• Damage, accidental or otherw ise, to the unit while in the possession of a consum er not caused by a def ec t in
material or workmanship.
• Damage caused by co nsumer misuse, tampering, or fai lure to follow the care and special handling provisions
in the in stru ct ions.
• Damage to the finish of the case, or other appearance parts caused by wear.
• Damag e caused by repairs or alterations of the unit by anyone other than those authorized by Soleus Intema-
tiona
ll nc.
• Freight and Insurance cost for the warranty service.
AL L WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANT ABILITY ARE LIMITED TO
ONE-YEAR DURAT I ON OFT HI $ EXPRESS LIMITED WAR RAN TY. SOLEUS INTERNATIONAL INC.
DISCLA IMS ANY LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENT I AL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES AND IN NO EVENT
S HALL SOLEUS INTERNATIONAL I NC'S LIABILI TY EXCEE D THE RETAIL VALUE OF THE UN IT FOR
BREACH OF ANY WRITTEN OR IMPLIED WARRANTY WITH RESPECT TO THIS UNIT.
This warranty covers only new products purchased from our author i zed dealers or retailers. It does not cover used, sal-
vaged,
or refurbished product s.
As some states do not a ll ow the lim it ation or exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, or do n OI allow
limitation on implied warranties, the above
li mita ti ons and exclusions may not apply to you . Th is warranty gives you
spe cific legal rights, and you may also have other ri gh ts that vary from st ate to state.
For Technical Suppo rt and Warranty Service
Please Ca ll [phone]
Or W ri te To:
Soleus International In c.
20035 E. Walnut Dr. N.
City
of Industry, CA 91789
www . so leu sa ir.com
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