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SELECTOR Switch Function

The selector swltch conti'otsfan speed and/or

cooling speed. To set desired cooling

temperalura, simply rotate the SELECTOR

knob to the appropriate setting.

LOW FAN will circulate air at minimum speed

without cooling.

MEO FAN will circulate air at medium speed

without cooling.

HiGH FAN will circulate air at maximum speed

without cooling_

LOW COOL provides cooting with minimum alr

circulation. Recommended for night-time use..

MED COOL provides cooling with lntermediale

air circulation. Recommended for average

summer-time cooling, Once room Is cooled,

reduce setting to LOW COOL.

HIGH COOL provides cooling with maximum

air ctrculatfon. Recommended for qutck cooling

or for extremely hot days, Once room Is

cooled, reduce selling to LOW COOL.

NOTE: Always allow 3 minutes before

switchingfrom one mode to another.

OFF shuts.down 1he unit comptetely_

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Thermostat Selector

Switch

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THERMOSTAT

The thermostat automatically controls the

(compressor) cooling cycle and maintains the

selected room temperature. Toset the

thermostat, rotate the thermostat knob 1othe

desired cooling setting (1 warmest _ 9 coldest)°

The fan motor will continue to operate alter the

compressor (cooling) has cycled off, This Is

normal,

AUTO AIR SWING

(Model DAC7003 & DAC6020):

When the Auto Air Swing switchis "ON", the

verticallouvers oscillate (side to side)

automaticallysweepingcoldairalternatefy

provldIngmorecomfortablecooling,

The vertical louvers can be stopped in any

position when the Auto Air Swing switch ts

turned "OFF",

When using FAN control, turn selector switch

slowly allowing unit to adjust.

When ustng THERMOSTAT, be sure to allow three

minutes before changing temperature. Adjusting

too qu[ckly may cause en overload resulting In a

b!own fuse.

Fresh Air Ventitation is usually kept in the closed

position. Use onIy when clearing smoke and/or

odors from the room,.

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FreshAir

- Ventiialion

Switch

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