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Covers warnings, accident prevention, electrical safety, and danger avoidance.
Includes cautions for property damage and operation of the power cord's current device.
Details on registering your product and unpacking the unit.
Explains common sounds like rushing air, chatter, vibration, and gurgle/pinging.
Describes the electronic control panel and remote control features.
Guidance on turning the unit on and understanding the display.
How to set temperature and adjust fan speeds using the unit controls.
Explanation of the auto fan mode and how it adjusts speed based on room temperature.
Instructions for operating the unit in fan-only mode or the standard cool mode.
How to activate and use the sleep mode for gradual temperature adjustment.
How to set delayed start or stop times for the air conditioner.
Information on checking the air filter and understanding error codes (AS, ES).
How to change temperature display units and turn the unit off.
Details on using the fresh air vent for ventilation options.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the air filter and the unit's cabinet.
Advice on storing the unit for winter and tips for efficient energy use.
Addresses common problems like unit not operating, poor cooling, noise, and water dripping.
Details on what the warranty covers, exclusions, and how to obtain service.
Legal disclaimers regarding implied warranties and customer rights.
Covers warnings, accident prevention, electrical safety, and danger avoidance.
Includes cautions for property damage and operation of the power cord's current device.
Details on registering your product and unpacking the unit.
Explains common sounds like rushing air, chatter, vibration, and gurgle/pinging.
Describes the electronic control panel and remote control features.
Guidance on turning the unit on and understanding the display.
How to set temperature and adjust fan speeds using the unit controls.
Explanation of the auto fan mode and how it adjusts speed based on room temperature.
Instructions for operating the unit in fan-only mode or the standard cool mode.
How to activate and use the sleep mode for gradual temperature adjustment.
How to set delayed start or stop times for the air conditioner.
Information on checking the air filter and understanding error codes (AS, ES).
How to change temperature display units and turn the unit off.
Details on using the fresh air vent for ventilation options.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the air filter and the unit's cabinet.
Advice on storing the unit for winter and tips for efficient energy use.
Addresses common problems like unit not operating, poor cooling, noise, and water dripping.
Details on what the warranty covers, exclusions, and how to obtain service.
Legal disclaimers regarding implied warranties and customer rights.
This document serves as a comprehensive Use & Care Manual for a Frigidaire Room Air Conditioner, providing detailed instructions for its operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. It emphasizes safety precautions and offers guidance to ensure efficient and satisfactory performance of the appliance.
The Frigidaire Room Air Conditioner is designed to cool and circulate air within a room. It features an electronic control system that allows users to manage various functions, including temperature settings, fan speeds, and operational modes. The unit can be controlled either directly via its touch pad or remotely using a dedicated remote control.
The core function of the air conditioner is cooling, which is achieved by a compressor and refrigerant system. Users can set a desired temperature, and the unit will work to maintain it within a range of 60°F (16°C) to 90°F (32°C). The fan plays a crucial role in circulating the cooled air throughout the room.
Beyond basic cooling, the air conditioner offers several specialized modes:
The unit also includes a Fresh Air Vent Control (on some models) that allows for three air exchange options: recirculating inside air (Vent Closed), drawing fresh air into the room (Fresh Air), or exchanging air from the room (Vent Open). Air directional louvers, specifically an Auger Type, enable users to direct airflow Up/Down and Left/Right to optimize distribution within the room.
The air conditioner is designed for user-friendly operation with both a touch pad on the unit and a remote control. Both interfaces feature intuitive buttons for mode selection, temperature adjustment, fan speed control, and activating special features like the timer and sleep mode.
Key usage features include:
The power supply cord incorporates a current detection device for safety. Users are instructed to test this device by pressing a "TEST" button on the plug head, which should cause a "RESET" button to pop out. Pressing "RESET" again engages the button and supplies electricity to the unit, indicated by a light on the plug head. This device should not be used to turn the unit on or off.
For initial setup, the manual advises allowing the unit to stand upright for one hour before operating. It also provides guidance on proper installation, emphasizing the importance of secure placement and adequate electrical service to prevent accidents and ensure optimal performance.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the longevity and efficient operation of the Frigidaire Room Air Conditioner. The manual outlines several key maintenance tasks:
The manual also includes a "Before You Call" section, which serves as a troubleshooting guide for common issues. This section helps users identify and resolve minor problems, such as the unit not operating, insufficient cooling, ice formation on coils, or unusual noises, before contacting service. Fault codes, such as "AS" or "ES" (indicating a sensor failure), are also explained, directing users to contact an authorized service center if these appear.
Safety is a recurring theme in maintenance, with explicit warnings to unplug the unit before any cleaning to prevent shock or fire hazards. Users are also advised against attempting to repair the power supply cord if damaged, as it must be replaced by one obtained from the product manufacturer. The manual emphasizes that the air conditioner contains no user-serviceable parts, and any repairs should be performed by an authorized Electrolux servicer.
General| Type | Window |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | 15, 000 BTU |
| Voltage | 115 V |
| Room Size Coverage | 700 sq. ft. |
| Refrigerant | R-32 |
| Installation Type | Window |
| Number of Cooling Speeds | 3 |
| Number of Fan Speeds | 3 |
| Timer | 24-hour |
| Features | Remote Control, Energy Saver Mode |
| Power Supply | 115V |
| Filter Type | Washable |
