Danby DPAC10099 Owner's Use And Care Manual

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READ ALL SAFETY INFORMATION BEFORE USING1) Check available power supply and resolve anywiring problems BEFORE installation andoperation of this unit. All wiring must comply withlocal and national electrical codes and beinstalled by a qualified electrician. If you haveany questions regarding the followinginstructions, contact a qualified electrician.2) This appliance draws 7.8 nameplate ampsunder Cooling Mode and may be used in anyproperly wired, general purpose 15 amphousehold grounded receptacle.3) For your safety and protection, this unit isgrounded through the power cord plug whenplugged into a matching wall outlet. If you are notsure whether the wall outlets in your home areproperly grounded, please consult a qualifiedelectrician.WARNING: Improper connection of thegrounding plug can result in risk of Fire, ElectricShock, and/or injury to Persons associated withthe appliance. Check with a qualified servicerepresentative if in doubt that the appliance isproplery grounded.4) DO NOT USE PLUG ADAPTERS OREXTENSION CORDS WITH THIS UNIT. If it isnecessary to use an extension cord with this unit,use an approved “air conditioner” extension cordonly (available at most local hardware stores).5) To avoid the possibility of personal injury,always disconnect the power supply to the unitbefore installing and/or servicing.TABLE 1Suggested Individual Branch CircuitNameplate Amps *AWG Wire Size9.5 16AWG- American Wire Gauge*Based on copper wire at 60°C temperature rating.TABLE 2Receptacle and Fuse TypesRated Volts 125Amps 13Wall OutletFuse Size 15Time Delay Fuse Plug Type(or Circuit Breaker)Air Exhaust: For air to be cooled andfiltered. Opens / Closes automatically.LCDDisplayFrontPanelHandlesWheelsAir FilterAir inletAir outletCoverElectricity cable Water drainAir inletPART IDENTIFICATIONIMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATIONELECTRICALSPECIFICATIONSCAUTION: Do not leave this unitunattended in a space where people oranimals cannot react to a failed unit arelocated. A failed unit can cause extremeoverheating or death in such anenclosed, unattended space.3