Haier Hwf05xcl-l Manual

							
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TO  TE ST  YOUR  POWER  SUPPL Y CORD: 
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( S ee  Fig.5)
2.  Press  RESET (on  some  devices , a  gr een  light  will turn  on).
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ess  TEST  (listen  for  click;  Reset  button  will  trip,  and on some  devices
a  gr een  light  will turn  off).
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ess  and  release  RESET (listen  for  click;  Reset  button  will  latch,  and on 
some  devices , a  gr een  light  will turn  on).  The  power  suppl y cor d is  read y 
f or  oper ation.
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•    T he  RESET but ton  must  be pushed  in completel y for  proper  operation. 
( S ee  Fig.6)
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T he  power  suppl y cor d must  be replaced  if it  fails  to  trip  when  the test 
but ton  is pr essed  or fails  to  reset.
•    DO  NOT turn  the  air conditioner  on or off  by unplugging  the power 
suppl y cor d from  the 
outlet.  Alway s  turn  the  air conditioner  on or off  at 
the  contr ol panel  or by  using  the remo te contr ol.
•   
A  damaged  power  suppl y cor d must  be replaced  with a ne w po wer 
suppl y cor d obtained  from  the  product  manuf acturer  and  installed  by 
a  qualified  service professional.  It canno t be  pur chased  at a retail  stor e 
and  must  not be  repair ed by the  user.
     
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I   the  power  suppl y cor d is  damaged  please call Haier  Customer  Service:   
1-877-337-3639.
•    T he  power  suppl y cor d contains  no user -serviceable  parts.
•  Opening  the tamper -resistant  case voids 
all manuf acturer  warr anties.
• Electrical  shock hazar d
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outlet.
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po wer  suppl y cor d. • 
 
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sur ge protect or, or  multi-outlet  adapter
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WARNING
  INSTALL ATION  REQUIREMENT S  PAGE  9
ELE CTRIC AL REQUIREMENT S cont.
RESET
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REMOVE PACKA GING  MATERIAL S
•   Remove  packaging  materials.  Save the cart on and  the foam  packaging  for  storing  the unit  when 
no t in  use. 
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•    Handle  the air conditioner  gently.
•    Keep  the air conditioner  upright and level.  Do not set  the  air conditioner  on its side,  front,  back 
or  upside  down.
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  T he  air  conditioner  must be standing  upright for  2 hour s prior  to  installation  and oper ation. 
INSTALL  TOP  CHANNEL 
1.  
Place  the top  channel  on the  top  of the  air conditioner , lining  up  
the  holes  in the  top  channel  with the holes  in the  top  of the  unit.   
Mak e sur e the  channel  is facing  forw ard as  indicated  by the   
illustrations.(See Fig.7&8)
2.   
Using   3/8  self -tapping  screw s,  at tach  the top  channel  to  the  top   
of  the  air conditioner.  (S ee  Fig.8)
Use  three (3)   3/8  self-tapping  screw s for  model:  
HWF05XCL
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UNPACKING  THE AIR CONDITIONER
PREPARING  THE AIR CONDITIONER
EXCE SSIVE  WEIGHT  HAZARD
When moving  or lifting  the air conditioner , use  tw o  or  mor e people.   
W ear  gloves  when handling  the air conditioner  to  pr otect  against   
possible  sharp edges  and metal  fins.
WARNING
PA GE  10   HOW TO  INS TALL
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INSTALL  SIDE  CUR TAINS
NO TE:   A ttach  side curtains  to  the  air conditioner  before placing  the unit  in the  windo w.
1.   Place  the tabbed  side of the  side  curtain  in  
the  track  on the  right -hand  side of the  air conditioner  cabinet. (S ee  Fig.9)
2.   Slide  the tabbed  side of the  side  curtain  down  over   
all  3 tracks  until the curtain  is aligned  with the top  and  bottom   
of  the  air conditioner  cabinet. (S ee  Fig.11)
3.   Slide  the side  curtain  frame  over  the top  of the  side  curtain,  then  
int o the  channel  on the  top  of the  air conditioner  and  
int o the  track  on the  bottom  of the  air conditioner.  (S ee  Fig.12)
4.   Slide  the side  curtain  frame  as close  to  the  air  
c onditioner  cabinet as necessary  to  lock  the side   
curtain  to  the  frame.  Gentl y pr ess  the frame  until   
it  clicks.  (S ee  Fig.10  & Fig.12)
5.   Repeat  above  steps for  the  left-hand  side curtain   
and  frame.  Make sur e no  gaps  are left  to  ensu
re  that   
air  does  not escape  into or  out  of the  room. 
  HOW TO  INS TALL   PAGE  11
PREPARING  THE AIR CONDITIONER  cont.
T ABBED  SIDE OF 
SIDE  CUR TAIN L
OCK  EDGE  SIDE  
OF  SIDE  CUR TAIN
Fig. 9 Fig. 10
Fig. 11
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1. Measur e the  width  of the  windo w opening. (S ee  Fig.13)
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with  a pencil. 
(S ee  Fig.14)
•   Do  not block  the air dischar ge or air  intak e ar eas  on the  front  panel.
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Mak e sur e to  place  the unit  so that  it is  resting  on the 
windo wsill  with  a ¼  to  ½  down war d tilt  to w ar ds  the 
outside.  Lo w er  the  windo w sash  behind  the top  channel 
t o  hold  the unit  in place. 
(S ee  Fig.15) 
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PREPARING  THE WINDO W
NOTES AND  WARNING S:
•    Be  sur e your  air conditioner  does not fall  out  of the  windo w opening  during installation   
or  removal.
PA GE  12  HOW TO  INS TALL
WIDTH
LENGTH
HEIGHT
WIDTH
WIDTH
WIDTH  OF  
WINDO W OPENING CENTER 
LINE
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
NOTE:   T he  appear ance of your  model  may differ  from  the 
one  shown.
4.   Loosen  the screw  located  on the  lower -right  hand corner 
of  the  air conditioner.
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S   the side  brack et over  the screw.  The  side  brack et 
should  be resting  on the  windo w sill. 
(S ee  Fig.16)
6. Partiall y tighten  the screw.  Secur e the  unit  before tightening  completel y. 
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U   1/8  drill bit to  drill  a starter  hole through  the holes  in the  side 
br ack et into the window sill.
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U   tw o  (2)  1 wood  screw s,  at tach  the side  brack et to  the 
windo w sill.
9.   Repeat  for  side  brack et installation  on the  left-hand  side of the  air 
c onditioner.
Fig. 16
CENTER
Fig. 15
Top Channel
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COMPLETING  THE INSTALL ATION
AT TA CH  SIDE  CUR TAINS  TO  WINDO W
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of  the  windo w frame. 
(S ee  Fig.17)
2.  
Use  a 1/8”  drill bit to  drill  a starter  hole through  the top  hole  in the 
side  curtain  and into the  windo w sash. 
3.   
Insert  one (1) 1 wood  screw s thr ough  the top  hole  of the  left  hand 
curtain  and into the  windo w sash. 
(S ee  Fig.18) 
4. Repeat  for  the  left-hand  curtain.
5.   
Use  a 1/8  drill bit to  drill  a starter  hole into the  windo w sill  using 
the  bottom hole in the side curtain as a guide. 
6.   
Insert  one (1) 1 wood  screw s thr ough  the bottom  hole  of  
the  right -hand curtain and into the window sill. 
(See Fig.19)
7. Repeat  for  the  left-hand  curtain.
FINAL  INSTALL ATION
1.  Unc oil the  included  foam  seal. (S ee  Fig.20)
2.  
Insert  the foam  seal behind  the top  of the  lower  windo w sash   
and  against  the glass  of the  upper  window sash.
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a  scr ew driver.  Use a 1/8  drill bit to  drill  a starter  hole through   
the
sash. 
(See Fig.21) 
hole 
in the  windo w lock  brack et and  into the  upper  window
4.   Attach  the windo w lock  brack et to  the  upper  window with  one (1) 
1  wood  screw  to  secur e the  unit  in place.
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P  ess  RESET on  the  power  suppl y cor d.  On some devices a green 
light will come on. See “Electrical Requirements" for full detail.
  HOW TO  INS TALL   PAGE  13
Fig. 17
Fig. 18
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Fig. 21 Fig. 19
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Operating your air conditioner properly helps you to obtain the best possible results.
This section explains how to operate this air conditioner.
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STARTING THE AIR CONDITIONER
IMPORTANT: 
•   When you turn off the air conditioner , at the control panel, wait at least 3 minutes before 
turning it back on. This prevents the compressor from overloading. This 3 minute delay also 
applies when switching from cool mode to fan and back. 
•  Do not operate your air conditioner when the outside temperature is below 61°F (16° C). The 
inside evaporator coil will freeze up, and the air conditioner will not operate properly.
PAGE 14   USING YOUR AIR CONDITIONER
FAN ONL Y
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COOL MAX
COOL
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LOW
HI
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W ait 3 Minutes
Before Restarting
SPEED
POWER
PO WER
THERMO
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C ONTR OL
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POWER 
The Po wer s witch t urns the air c onditioner on or off.
THERMOSTA T C ONTR OL KNOB 
This knob c ontrols the temper atur e of the room
FAN
Pr ess the SPEED s witch to either HI or L OW.
Set the thermostat c ontrol to the FAN ONL Y setting for circulation without cooling.
NORMAL C OOL
Press the SPEED s witch to  LOW.
Set the thermostat c ontrol to the desir ed temperatur e set ting.  If the r oom is not satisfactory 
after a r easonable amount of time, adjust the thermostat c ontrol to the appr opriate set ting to 
meet y our needs.
MAX COOL
Set the thermostat c ontrol to MAX C OOL mark.
T he  air  directional  louvers let  you  contr ol the  direction  of  
the  airflo w. The  airflo w can  be directed   left  to right.( See  Fig.22)    
 
CHANGING  THE AIR DIRE CTION
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STAR TING  THE AIR CONDITIONER  cont.
 
USING YOUR  AIR CONDITIONER  PAGE  15
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The  air  filter  is removable  for  eas y cleaning.  A clean  air filter  helps  remove  dust, lint, and particles 
fr om  the  air for  optimal  cooling  and oper ating  efficiency.  Check the filter  every  tw o  weeks  during 
the  oper ating  season.
1.  Turn  off the  air conditioner  and unplug  the power  suppl y cor d from  the  outlet.
2.   Remove  the air filter that slides out. (See Fig.23)
 
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dirt y,  w ash  it in  warm  water  with  a mild  deter gent.  Do not w ash  the air filter  in a dish washer  or 
clo thes  washer , or  use  any chemical  cleaners. Do  not use  a clo thes  dryer or  micr ow ave  oven  to 
dry  it. Air -dry  the air filter  completel y bef ore placing  it back  in the  unit.
4.  Place  the air filter  back in the  air conditioner.
5.  Plug  the power  suppl y cor d int o the  outlet  and turn  on the  air conditioner 
NO TE:  Do  not oper ate the  air conditioner  without the filter  in place.
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CLEANING  THE AIR FILTER
  CARING  FOR YOUR  AIR CONDITIONER  
Fig. 23
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IMPORTANT
DO  NOT RETURN  THIS PRODUC T TO  THE  ST ORE
If  you  have  a pr oblem  with this product,  please  contact  the 
Haier  Customer  Satisfaction  Center  at 1-877-337-3639.
DA TED  PROOF  OF PURCHA SE, MODEL  # AND  SERIAL  # 
REQUIRED  FOR WARR ANTY  SERVICE
CARING  FOR YOUR  AIR CONDITIONER
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CLEANING  THE FRONT  PANEL
CUS TOMER  SERVICE
CUSTOMER
SER VICE
1-877-337-3639
1. Turn  off the  air conditioner  and unplug  the power  suppl y cor d from  the  outlet.
2.   
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C  the front  panel  with a soft  cloth.  Do  not use  chemical  cleaners,  especiall y spr ay 
cleaner s,  sharp  instruments , or  flammable  fluids. These  products  can damage  the surf ace 
of  your  air conditioner.
3.  Air -dry  the front  panel  completel y.
4.  Plug  the power  suppl y cor d in  the  outlet  and turn  on the  air conditioner.
In  the  event  that the filter  is damaged  and needs  replacing,  call Haier  Customer  Service:   
1-877-337-3639
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NORMAL SOUND S
Your  new air  conditioner  is designed  to  give  you  man y year s of  dependable  service. This  section 
tells  you  how to  clean  and care for  your  air conditioner  properl y. 
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NORMAL  SOUND S OF  AN  AIR  CONDITIONER
PA GE  18  USING YOUR  AIR CONDITIONER
SOUND S REASON
Air movement  Air moving through the A/C inside and out.
Windo w vibration Installation no t corr ect. R efer t o Install section of the manual.
Pinging W
ater dr oplets being thr own against the  outside coil. This helps cool the  
condenser c coil. You can reduce this noise by removing the subbase water 
High pitched hum The c ompr essor t urning on and off.
Clicking The thermostat t urning on and off.
Gur gling Refriger ant moving thr ough the inside coil. 
plug. (See Fig.24) 
Removing this plug will lo wer the  Energy Ef ficiency of your unit.
Fig. 24
While your  air conditioner  is oper ating,  it is  normal  to  hear  the follo wing  sounds:
Note: Do not drill hole in base pan.