Chillstar Portable Air Conditioning Unit Instructions
If you are in any doubt as to how to operate the air conditioning unit, switch the unit off, and call Aircon Hire Ltd on 0800 169 4768
On the front of the unit, you will find 3 buttons - Power, Fans, and Cooling, along with a thermostat. The 2 lights indicate power, and condensate tank full.
Operation
To switch the air conditioning unit on, first turn on the fans. The power light should be on. To begin cooling, switch on the cooling cycle using the cooling button and turn the Thermostat to 'Max'. There will be a time delay before the compressor switches on and the unit begins to cool. This is a safety feature, to protect the unit.
Once the room has reached your desired temperature, rotate the thermostat anticlockwise until the compressor switches off. The thermostat will now keep the room at this temperature.
When the condensate tank fills up the warning light will show. The tank should be slid from the back of the unit, and emptied. When replacing the tank, ensure it is inserted into the unit the right way round.
User Maintenance
The following items should be carried out at least on a weekly basis to ensure trouble free & optimum performance of the air conditioning unit.
- Remove tank from the back of the air conditioning unit. Empty the water from the condensate tank.
- Remove loose deposits from the filter on the unit with a vacuum cleaner or brush.
If at any time the unit is switched off, it may take up to 5 minutes before cooling is resumed.
Problem Solving and Trouble Shooting
Our terms and conditions require users to make themselves familiar with how to operate and troubleshoot basic problems before calling out an engineer. To keep our hire charges as low as possible you will be liable for a minimum £50 call out charge for unnecessary calls which could have been rectified by the user.
The unit must be on a flat, horizontal surface. Should any water drip from the unit- Switch the unit off, unplug, and drain the water from the condensate tank, as described in the User Maintenance. Check regularly to ensure that further leakage that could cause damage, does not occur.
Please refer to the Caution Label on the unit for Safety instructions
