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THANK "K)U ................................................................................................................................. 1
Energy Saving Tips ........................................................ ........................ i........................... 1
SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................... 2
WA-1010E, WA-1010M and WA-1010H .............................................................. 2
WA-1230E and WA-1230H ................................................................................ 3
BEFORE USE ............................................................................................................................. 4
Accessories ................................................................................................................................... 5
INSTALLATION ............................................................ .......... . ................................................. 6
Mounting the Unit ..................................................................................................................... 6
Mounting the Exhaust Pipe ........................................................................................................ 7
Installation of the Carbon Filter .............................................................................................. 7
OPERATION - ELECTRONIC CONTROL MODELS ................................................................... 8
Control Panel ............................................................................................................. .................8
Turning On/Off. .......................................................................................................................... 8
Setting Mode /Function ............................................................................................................ 8
Auto Mode ................................................................................................................................ 8
Setting the Temperature ....................................................... ....................... ...................... ........ 8
Setting Fan Speed .............................................................................................. ........................ 9
Setting the Timer ................................ _........................ i............................ .......... ....................... 9
• Regulating Airflow Direction ..................................................................................:..............9
OPERATION - MECHANICAL CONTROL MODELS ........................................................... 10
Turning On]Off ........................................................................................................................... 10
Setting Function/Ventilation Speed ......................................................... :......................... 10
Setting the Temperature ......................................................................................................... 11
Setting theTimer ..................................................................................................................... 11
Regulating the Airflow Direction ........................................................................................ 11
DRAINAGE ........................................................................... ......................................................... 12
By the Draining into a Container ....................................................................................... ,12
ByWaterTube (continuous drainage) ................................................................................. 12
MAINTENANCE ..................................................................... .................................................... 13
Cleaning the Housing ...................._........................................................................................ t3
Cleaning the Filter ................................................................................................................. 13
End of Season Storage ............................................ ............................................................ 13
Storing the Power Cord ............................................................... .............................................. 13
_ROUBLESHOOTING ........................................... i.......................................................................... 14
K)UR GUARANTEE ........................................................................................... i.................. i...15

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We wish you many years of enjoyable use.
After reading this manual, please keep it in a safe place for future reference.
Energy Saving Tips
•Please use the unit in the recommended room size. (Refer to SPECIFICATIONS.),
•Do not locate the air conditioner where fumiture or other objects can obstruct
the airflow.
•Keep blinds/curtains closed during the sunniest part of the day.
• Close the fireplace damper and floor or waU grills so that cool air does not
escape through the chimney or ductwork.
•Keep the filters clean.
Set the unit to maximum cooling and high speed fan initially, then adjust the
unit to a comfortable setting.
NOTE: It is recommended to turn on the air conditioner when the room
temperature is around 75"F. Do not wait until the room is excessively hot.

Model Number WA-1010E
WA'1010 M
Cooling Capacity 10,000BTU/hr
Heating Capacity (1)(2) N/A
Power Consumption 873W /8.15A
Humidity Removal Capacity 50 pts/day
Recommended Room Size* 250 sq. ft.
Power Supply 115V /60Hz /1 Phase
Compressor Rotary
Refrigerant R-22 /18.3 oz
Fan Speed 2
Timer WA-1010E: 1-12hours
WA-101OM: 1-Shours
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Thermostat
Net Weight
WA-1010H
10,000BTU/hr
10,000BTU/hr
873W /8.15A
50 pts.iday
250 sq. ft
115V /60Hz /1 Phase
Rotary
R,22 /18.3 oz
2
1-12 hours
62° F -90°F
62° F - 90°F
63 lbs 66 lbs
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Dimensions 17"W x I7"D x 30"H 17"W x 17"D x 30"H
Working Temperature Cooling: 62OF to ll0°F cooling: 620F £o liOOF.......................................
....................................................... Heatins: 41°F to 81°F
REMARKS:
1. The data may vary, please refer to the rating label on the back on the back of the unit.
2. The above conditions are measured at:
Cooling - Indoor: RT 81°F, RH 60%
Heating - Indoor: RT 68°F, RH 60%
*Uninsulated rooms such as sunrooms, garages, or attics should be less than 250sq. ft.
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Model Number
Cooling Capacity
Heating Capacity (1)(2)
WA-1230E
12,000BTU/hr
N!A
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Power Consumption 965W /8.5A
Humidity Removal Capacity
Recommended Room Size*
Power Supply
65 pts.tday
400 sq. ft.
115V /60Hz /1 Phase
WA-1230H
12,000BTU/hr
12,000BTU/hr
965W /8.5A
65 pts./day
400 sq; ft.
115V /60Hz /1Phase
Rotary
Refrigerant R-22 /17.3 oz
Fan Speed 2
Timer 1-12hours
Rotary
R-22 /17.3 oz
2
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1-12 hours
62 °F - 90°F
68 lbs.
Thermostat 62°F -90°F
Net Weight 65 lbs.
Dimensions 17"W x 17"D x 30"H 17"W x 17"D x 30"H
Working Temperature Cooling: 62QF to 110°F Cooling: 62°F to t10°F
•Hea_41°Ftoo 81°F
REMARKS:
1. The data may vary, please refer to the rating label on the back on the back of the unit.
2. The above conditions are measured at:
Cooling - Indoor: RT 81°F, RH 60%
Heating - Indoor: RT 68°F, RH 60%
*Uninsulated rooms such as sunrooms, garages, or attics should be less than 400 sq. ft.

Important!
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• Transport the unit in an upright position only, or leave it in an upright
position for at least 2 hours before first use.
• Always place the unit on an even surface (Figure 1).
• Make sure the unit is connected to a correctly grounded power supply
(refer to the rating label located at the back of the unit).
• An opening in a window or walt is required to accommodate the
exhaust hose (kit supplied) to expel the warm air.
• Do not cover or obstruct the appliance inlet or outlet grilles (Figure 2)+
• To avoid the risk of shock, the product should never be used in
bathrooms, shower rooms or in any other steamy or wet areas.
• The unit will cool when the room temperature is between 62"F and 110°F
depending on the thermostat setting.
• Do not sit or place objects on the unit:
• Do not touch the unit With wet/damp hands or when standda_gbarefoot.
• Avoid all contact with +chemical based materials.
The filter must be used with the product at all times. When removing for
cleaning, always disconnect the unit from the mains first.
•Turn off the appliance when not in use.
• At the end of each season all water must be drained and the unit and
filters cleaned before storage.
Drainage of the water container is required before moving the unit or
putting it into storage,
If the electric socket is different from the plug provided, have a
professionally qualified electrician replace the plug with a suitable one.
Avoid the use of adaptor plugs, multiple sockets and/or extension leads;
if their use is necessary, ensure that they conform to the current safety
regulations.
Do not pull the supply cable or place it near a source of heat; always
unroll it completely to avoid the possibility Ofdangerous overheating.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the service agent
or a similarly qualified person.
THE MANUFACTURER DISCLAIMS ANY RESPONSIBIIATY IF THE
ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED.
Fig.t
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1. Control Panel
2. Cooling Air Outlet
3. Handle
4. Castors
5. Air Filter
6. Air Inlet
7. Exhaust Air Outlet
8. Cord Hanger
9. Water Stopper (Rubber Plug Inside)
Accessories
10.
11.
Adaptor - for insertion over the hose and
into the back of the air conditioner.
Exhaust Hose
Length: 14"-60"
Diameter: 4.75"
12.Plastic slider kit - for filling the open window space,
with circular opening for inserting the hose & round
connector. One set is 3pcs
(forms up to 58.5"L x 6.5W)
1K Round Connector - to be used between
hose m_d window kit or between hose and
wall,
14.
15.
Cap for Round Connector
Remote Control
(Electronic control models only)
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Mounting the unit
This unit is a portable air conditioner. It can be moved from room to room so that the cooling
can follow you anywhere. Fitting the exhaust hose is easy, through a window or wall.
Please refer to either of the following ways:
1. Using the slider kit /Window (or Sliding Door) installation
The plastic slider kit is composed of 3 sections, length can be adjusted as necessary.
Window
Round
= Remove the 4 screws around the circular opening on the plastic kit.
• Insert the round connector through the circular opening, the lip of the round connector
should be on the flat side of the slider kit. Align the screw openings and replace the 4 screws.
• Determine how many sections of the slider kit your window/sliding door requires,
• Place the slider kit inside the window/door frame, with flat side of round connector facing out.
• To adjust the height of the slider kit: a]ign the small openings on the side, when the
desired height is reached, insert a small screw (not supplied) through one of the opening.
• Extend one end of the exhaust hose and insert it into the Round Connector. Tighten hose
by tuming clockwise.
• Attach the Adapter to the other end of the hose. Tighten by turning Adapter clockwise.
• Attach the Adapter to the back of the unit.
= Slide window /patio door close against the slider kit.
• Make sure tile exhaust hose has no kinks or sharp bends.
• The best distance between the machine and window or wall is 31-39 inches.
2. Using the Through the Wall
Window
• Make ahole (5" in diameter) in the wall to fit the supplied round connector.
•Fit the hose directly to the round conneaor.
• When the hole is not in use, use the cap for the round connector to cover the hole.
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Mounting the exhaust pipe
• The supplied exhaust hose can be
extended from I foot to 5 feet for
mounting, It is recommended that
you use the shortest possible length
of hose.
* Take care to prevent any kink or
bend in the middle of the exhaust
hose, as this will trap hot exhaust
air, which will radiate back into the
room.
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WARNING!
The tength of the exhaust pipe is specially
designed according to the specification of this
product.
Do not replace Or extend it with your own hose
as this could cause the unit to malfunction.
Installation of the Carbon Filter
1. Remove the filter frame from the unit.
2. Separate the filter from the filter frame,
3. Remove the active carbon filter from its
plastic bag.
4. Insert the active carbon filter into
1
"f"-[
the filter frame,
5, Fix the filter by reassembling
the fixer onto the filter frame,
6. Re-fit the filter frame inside
the unit.
7, It is recommended to replace
the carbon filter every 3 to 6
months..
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Control Panel
1. Automatic mode indicator
2. Cooling mode indicator
3. Fan mode indicator
4. Heating mode indicator
(For WA-1230H &WA-10!0H)
5. Compressor operation indicator
6. 'Set tempera_re' indicator
7. "Room temperature' indicator
8. Timer operation indicator
9. Low ventilation indicator
10, High ventilation indicator
11. ON/OFF (power) button
_2.Speed(ventilation)button
13. Timer button 16.
14. Receiver for Remote Control 17.
15. '_mperature Down' button 18.
Turning ON[OFF
Press the ON!OFF selector; the unit will start to work at its last setting,
Setting Mode/Function
Press the MODE button to select the required working mode: Automatic, Cooling, Fan or Heating (Heating is only available forWA-1230H
&WA-1010H), The green indicator illustrating your selected mode lights up. Itis recommended to select Cooling or Heating mode and set
yot_ desired temperature, as the Auto mode has a preset temperature (please see below) that cannot be changed.
Theindicators of the hmdions inpmgress come onat lhesame fime,e.g. Cool and Lo=Cooling mode withLow fanspeed.
Auto Mode
When this mode is selected,the trait is preset to thefollowing temperaturesettings and unitwill only start to:
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Cool when room temperature is higher than 75 F
• Heat when room temperature is lower than 68°F (WA-1230H &WA-10!0H only)
tf room temperature is between 68"Fand 75°_unit will stay in Fan mode. Again, when inAuto Mode,the temperature settings cannot be
changed_
Setting theTemperature in Cooling or Heating Mode
The display window's default is to display the ambient room temperature. The green indicator light under RTis or_
_ Room Temperature)
Toset your desired temperature, press theTemperature Up or Down buttons (ranging from 6 _F to 90°F). Each press will increase or
decrease your set temperature by I=E When pressing the temperature up or down buttons, the window will change to display your set
temperature.At this time, the green indicator will light under ST(Set'l_mperatule). Once the temperature up or down buttons is released,
the window will return to displaying the ambient temperature after a second.
Note: When unit is in the following modes: Auto, Cool,or Heat- the compressor will cool/heat the room to much theset temperature. Once the
ambient temperature has reached the set temperature, the compressor will stop and unit will ran in Fan mode, Toconserve energ_ the
compressor will not start immediately after a couple degrees increase or decrease, tn auto mode, it will wait fora 5"Fas an allowance.
In cooling or Heating mode, it will wait fora I"F as art allowance.
In Cooling Mode with a set temperature of 70°F
When compressor first stops after reaching 70°_ unit will auto-switch to Fan.
Compressor will start cooling again when ambient temperature increases to 71*Forabove.
In Healing Mode witha set temperatttre of 72'F
When compressor first stops after reaching 720]_Unit wilt auto-swtich to Fan. Compressor will start heating again when ambient
temperature drops to 71°F orbelow.
In Auto Mode (with preset temperature of 68°F for heat and 75°F for cool)
Compressor will start cooling ag-_ when ambient temperature reaches above 80°F or will start healing when ambient temperature drops below
63°E