Need help?Do you have a question about the LG LP073HD3A and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Type | Portable Air Conditioner |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | 7, 000 BTU |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Weight | 48.5 lbs |
| Fan Speeds | 3 |
| Voltage | 115V |
| Noise Level | 53 dB |
| Power Supply | 115V/60Hz |
Record the model and serial numbers of your air conditioner for future reference.
Note the dealer's name and date of purchase for warranty purposes.
Contact authorized technicians for repair and installers for unit installation.
Ensure children do not play with the unit and supervise their use.
Use genuine parts for replacement and ensure installation follows national electrical codes.
Do not use damaged power cords, always plug into grounded outlets, and avoid modifying cords.
Do not disassemble products, be cautious of sharp edges, and keep cords away from flammable materials.
Do not place objects on the power cord, use a dedicated circuit, and unplug with dry hands.
Avoid water in electric parts, use soft cloths for cleaning, and do not use harsh detergents.
Unplug if strange odors occur, do not open grill during operation, ventilate room, and turn off power when cleaning.
Do not operate with wet hands, handle plugs correctly, and avoid touching metal parts when removing filters.
Install to minimize noise for neighbors and ensure the unit is level to prevent vibration or water leakage.
Do not place pets or plants in direct airflow; do not block air inlets or outlets.
Do not step on the unit, ensure filters are inserted securely, and avoid drinking drain water.
Be cautious of sharp edges, perform ventilation, and avoid inserting objects into inlets/outlets.
Handle battery leaks carefully; wash skin and seek medical attention if ingested.
Contact specialists for installation, use a dedicated circuit, and do not use extension cords or plug/unplug for operation.
Avoid prolonged direct airflow, ventilate when using with heating devices, and do not use for special purposes.
Avoid touching metal parts, do not use water inside the unit, and ensure power is off before cleaning.
Contact your authorized service dealer for repair and maintenance.
Explanation of symbols used to indicate risks of electric shock, hazards, and special notes.
Overview of unit features like air deflectors, grilles, air filters, and sleeves.
Information on voltage requirements, wall receptacles, and appropriate circuit breakers/fuses.
Instructions for testing the current interrupter device and warnings against misuse.
Warnings about the device containing lead, handling, modification, and prompt correction of trip causes.
Ensure the appliance is properly grounded; do not remove the ground prong.
Guidelines for temporary connections with adapter plugs and proper alignment for polarity.
Discourages extension cord use; recommends CSA certified/UL-listed 3-wire cords if necessary.
Be aware of sharp edges, lifting weight, and potential interference with airflow.
Ensure insulation, check sleeve gaps, and maintain clearance for heat radiation and airflow.
Diagrams showing the dimensions of the air conditioner and the optional sleeve assembly.
Instructions for removing the front grille, sliding the unit into the sleeve, and reinstalling the grille.
Warning against blocking indoor or outdoor air discharge, which can cause premature unit failure.
Description of temperature control, operation mode selector, and ventilation lever.
How to set the thermostat for desired temperature and adjust for satisfactory room conditions.
Explanation of the ventilation lever's position for cooling efficiency and fresh air intake.
Wait before resetting to cooling operation after turning off or setting to fan mode.
Explanation of fan speed, power, mode, and temperature setting buttons on the electronic control panel.
How to cycle through fan speed settings and select operational modes.
Using the timer for shut-off time and comfort settings.
How the unit indicates malfunctions using an OPERATION LED and fault codes.
Instructions to remove the front grille and access additional controls via dip switches.
How to set temperature limits for cooling and heating using switches #3 to #5.
Enabling operation via Remote Wall Thermostat or Front Desk Control.
Description of the energy saver switch #2 for continuous or cycling fan operation.
Wire gauge limits and wiring schematics for remote thermostats and front desk controls.
Steps to disassemble the unit and adjust air discharge louvers.
Instructions for checking, washing, and replacing the air filter to maintain cooling capacity.
Steps to access, clean, and replace the vent filter after disconnecting power.
Procedures for draining excess water and cleaning the unit's chassis.
Maintenance for compressor, cabinet, and corrosion-resistant models.
Introduction to troubleshooting tips for common issues.
Descriptions of normal sounds and water collection during operation.
Diagnosing and resolving fan motor problems like not running or intermittent operation.
Diagnosing and resolving fan motor noise and compressor not running issues.
Resolving issues with compressor overload, insufficient cooling/heating, and excessive noise.
Table showing minimum and maximum voltage limits for different unit ratings.
To Next Page
