Power Breezer Mach 4+ - General Information and Safety; Recommendations; Warnings; Cautions

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permission from the publisher. Although every precauon has been taken in the preparaon of
this Repair Guide, the publisher and author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions,
nor is any liability assumed for damages resulng from the use of the informaon contained
herein. The informaon contained herein is subject to change without noce.
Recommendaons:
If aer following the complete troubleshoong sequence and the problem persists, please
contact Power Breezer customer service for assistance via phone at 1-844-233-5673 or by email
at customerservice@Powerbreezer.com
Warnings:
● Any repairs on a Power Breezer® should be made only by authorized personnel or Power
Breezer personnel. Any repairs/modificaons by others will void the unit’s warranty.
● Breezer has made every effort to ensure that the direcons provided in this
Troubleshoong Guide are complete and accurate. Any aempt on the user’s part to
perform a do-it-yourself upgrade or repair will be solely at the reader’s risk. Even when
the Troubleshoong Guide’s instrucons are carefully followed, the slightest misstep in
disassembly or reassembly could result in further damage to the unit. If the user is
unsure about how to diagnose/repair the unit as described in this Troubleshoong
Guide, please contact Power Breezer customer service for assistance at 1-844-233-5673
or customerservice@powerbreezer.com
● The informaon in this Troubleshoong Guide is intended for use by individuals
possessing adequate electrical, electronic, and mechanical experience, backgrounds, and
skills. Power Breezer shall not be responsible for the interpretaon of this
Troubleshoong Guide’s informaon, nor will it assume any liability in connecon with
its use.
Cauons:
● System hazards include mechanical pinch points, electrical hazards, and pping hazards.
Service should be performed by those with an understanding of such hazards.
● Turn off and unplug the Cooling Unit before filling or emptying the water reservoir.
● Turn off and unplug the Cooling Unit before moving.
● Turn off and unplug the Cooling Unit before cleaning it.
● Always unplug the Cooling Unit by pulling on the plug and never on the cord.
● Do not insert fingers or other objects inside the fan head, doing so may cause bodily
injury.