To Next PageTo Next PageHow to troubleshoot Arctic Cove EVC351 Accessories evaporative cooler that won't start?
If your Arctic Cove Accessories evaporative cooler isn't starting, there are a couple of things to check: First, ensure the unit is properly connected to a power supply. If it is, make sure that the unit is turned on.
What to do if Arctic Cove Accessories fan is running, but the air isn’t cool?
If the fan in your Arctic Cove Accessories unit is running but not producing cool air, consider these potential issues: Ensure that the pump is turned on. Also, check the water container to see if it's empty or has a low water level; if so, fill it.
What to do if Arctic Cove Accessories evaporative cooler won’t respond to the remote control?
If your Arctic Cove Accessories evaporative cooler isn't responding to the remote control, try these steps: First, replace the remote control batteries. If that doesn't work, check whether the remote control sensor on the unit is blocked and unblock the sensor.
Why does my Arctic Cove EVC351 Accessories evaporative cooler emit an odor?
If your Arctic Cove Accessories evaporative cooler is emitting an odor, here are a couple of possible reasons: If the unit is new, the smell should dissipate after several hours of use. If the filter media contains mold, replace it immediately.
User must read and understand manual before use to reduce injury risk.
Covers electrical safety, cord management, and general usage precautions.
Details risks like water spills, tilting, fan blades, and use in extreme conditions.
Do not block airflow, insert objects, or operate unattended; avoid wet conditions.
Disconnect power before adding water; use clean water only; avoid electrical devices.
Not an AC; not for extreme heat; avoid dispersing liquids; use with filter media.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE levels of risk.
Defines symbols for safety alerts, manual reference, hazards, and usage.
Specifies requirements for using extension cords to prevent overheating and voltage drops.
Details the importance of grounding for safety and proper installation.
Lists CFM, cooling zone, water capacity, fan type, size, and electrical input.
Explains control panel, digital display, filter media, low water protection, sight glass, fan speeds, and water container.
Describes use for cooling in warm weather and humidifying in cold weather.
Instructions for removing, inspecting, and verifying product and accessories.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the unit's casters, including locking casters.
Procedure for inserting AAA batteries into the remote control unit.
Explains that the unit is not an air conditioner and its cooling mechanism.
Steps for safely filling the water container, including cleaning and water type recommendations.
How to power the unit, adjust fan speeds using the control panel or remote.
How to operate the pump, switch between cool and humidify modes, and use ice.
Control air distribution via louvers and set the timer for automatic operation.
Explains the low water alert system and how to resolve it.
Guidelines for cleaning plastic parts using appropriate cloths and avoiding solvents.
Procedure for removing, cleaning, and drying the water container to prevent mold.
Steps for cleaning the filter media, drying it, and reinstallation.
Instructions for cleaning the filter screen using a soft brush.
Provides contact details for ordering replacement filter media and screens.
Lists issues like unit not starting, odor, remote response, and cool air problems with their causes and fixes.
General| Model | EVC351 |
|---|---|
| Category | Accessories |
| Speed Settings | 3 |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Plastic |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Compatibility | Ryobi 18V ONE+ battery system |
