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Air Cooler / Humidifier User's Manual - Maplin Electronics

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<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Cooler</strong> / <strong>Humidifier</strong><br />

User’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Model No L35AK<br />

PLEASE READ THE USER’S MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATION


Thankyou for purchasing this <strong>Air</strong>cooler/<strong>Humidifier</strong> from <strong>Maplin</strong> <strong>Electronics</strong><br />

Limited.<br />

Please keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.<br />

If the unit is transferred to another person please attach the User <strong>Manual</strong><br />

with the unit.<br />

Names and Functions<br />

1. <strong>Air</strong> Vent – this is the outlet for the cool air<br />

2. Blower Louver – this can be adjusted via the louver stick<br />

3. Horizontal Louver – the auto oscillating angle is 100 degrees<br />

4. Water reservoir index – shows the water level in the reservoir<br />

5. Control panel – indicators of the timer, swing, cool, power, and speed<br />

switch<br />

6. Power cord – approx. 1.8m length<br />

7. Water reservoir – replenished water through the water inlet is stored<br />

(up to 6.5 litres)<br />

8. Suction – air inlet<br />

9. Filter holder – used for protecting and supporting the filter<br />

10. Filter – anti-bacterial filter<br />

11. Handle – to be used when transporting the unit<br />

12. Water inlet – entrance for filling the water<br />

13. Castors – for easy transportation of the unit<br />

14. Rubber plug and water outlet – remove plug to discharge water.<br />

15. Remote control – magnetic attachment to keep remote control safe


Before Operation<br />

• Do not use in the bathroom<br />

• Do not use connect to mains electricity with wet hands<br />

• If the unit is tipped over, unplug it immediately<br />

• Do not sit on the unit or place other objects on top of the unit<br />

Functional Drawing<br />

Control Panel<br />

Timer switch – the unit can be set to run in 30-minute intervals up to a<br />

maximum of 7.5 hours<br />

Speed switch – switch between low, medium and high airflow


Oscillating switch – enables the louvers to swing automatically<br />

Cool switch – ambient air passes the rolling filters and releases cool airflow<br />

On/Off switch – signals the operation status<br />

Remote control – can be used instead of the control panel<br />

Factors Causing the Unit to Malfunction<br />

Control panel – do not use any sharp object to press the buttons on the<br />

control panel<br />

Please clean out any remaining water in the reservoir and ensure it is<br />

completely dry prior to storage<br />

Do not place objects on the unit or this may cause damage to the casing<br />

Instructions on Using the <strong>Cooler</strong> Blocks<br />

1. Open the water inlet and remove the cooler blocks from the unit<br />

2. Release the cover on the block in a counter-clockwise direction<br />

3. Fill the cooler blocks with water up the fill level<br />

4. Tighten the cover in a clockwise direction and shake the cooler to<br />

ensure the ice crystals reach full saturation<br />

5. Place cooler blocks in home freezer for a minimum of three hours<br />

6. Remove from freezer and place in water reservoir filled with water<br />

7. Enjoy even cooler airflow<br />

Precautions<br />

1. Do not empty refrigerants from the cooler block<br />

2. It is not necessary to re-fill the cooler block with water – only to refreeze<br />

3. If the refrigerants are eaten or consumed please consult your doctor<br />

immediately<br />

4. If refrigerants enter the eye, flush with plenty of clean water and<br />

consult your doctor immediately<br />

Safety Instructions<br />

When using any electrical appliance, basic safety precautions should be<br />

followed.<br />

1. Prior to using the air cooler check the power cord for any signs of<br />

damage – do not use if the power cord is frayed or there are exposed<br />

wires<br />

2. Place the air cooler on a firm, flat level surface<br />

3. Always place the air cooler away from heat sources such as ovens,<br />

stoves, radiators, or heaters as these can damage the unit<br />

4. Place the air cooler in an area where it is not accessible to children and<br />

with the power cord positioned so that it is not a trip hazard<br />

5. Always unplug and empty the air cooler before serving or cleaning<br />

6. Never try turning on the power while the unit is unplugged<br />

7. Never tilt or attempt to move the air cooler while it is operating<br />

8. Always unplug the air cooler prior to any movement<br />

9. Turn the air cooler off if the relative humidity is very high


10. When not in use, unplug and empty the air cooler and wrap the power<br />

cord for safety storage<br />

Operating Instructions<br />

1. Before filling the air cooler make sure the unit is unplugged<br />

2. Open the water inlet and fill the water reservoir with cold, clean water.<br />

Before doing so ensure the rubber plug is located correctly<br />

3. Do not use hot water and never add chemicals or solutions to the<br />

water<br />

4. Fill the reservoir only to the water line indicator to avoid overfilling<br />

5. After filling, close the water inlet securely. Use care when transporting<br />

filled air cooler<br />

6. Place the water-filled air cooler on a firm, flat and level surface. To<br />

safeguard fine wood finishes place a protective covering between the<br />

air cooler and surface<br />

7. Plug air cooler into socket outlet and switch on the machine. Do not<br />

plug in the air cooler with wet hands<br />

8. The water will last between 22 and 24 hours – check water level<br />

periodically<br />

9. Do not block the suction and exhaust openings. If they are blocked it<br />

will affect not only the operational effectiveness but also the normal<br />

operation of the machine<br />

10. Never lift the lid off the water inlet violently as damage to the hinges<br />

will occur<br />

11. If the water reservoir is over-filled remove rubber plug and discharge<br />

water from the container<br />

12. The air cooler produces cooler airflow if the frozen cooler blocks are<br />

placed in the water reservoir<br />

Cleaning<br />

1. Never immerse the power cord in water as electric shock may occur as<br />

a result<br />

2. Periodic cleaning is required for proper operational effectiveness of the<br />

unit<br />

3. Tap water may contain impurities or dissolved solids that could leave a<br />

residue and deposit upon the inner surface of the water tank and<br />

promote the growth of algae or bacteria. It is recommended that you<br />

clean this air cooler often in areas where the tap water is poorer. More<br />

frequent cleaning may be necessary where you see a heavy build-up of<br />

impurities or notice the presence of an unpleasant odour. Never use<br />

abrasive cleaners when cleaning this unit<br />

To clean the air cooler use the following steps:<br />

1. Unplug the air cooler<br />

2. Remove the filter and wash it under running water<br />

3. Empty the water tank, remove the rear casing and wash the water<br />

reservoir tank with mild soap detergent.


4. Rinse with clean tap water<br />

5. To remove scales or lime deposits, fill the water tank with water and a<br />

mixture of 200ml of white vinegar. Use a soft cloth or soft brush to<br />

clean the tank<br />

6. For external cleaning only use mild detergents. Do not use products<br />

containing alcohol or benzene<br />

Storage<br />

1. Clean and dry the air cooler thoroughly as per the cleaning instructions<br />

above<br />

2. Ensure all components are dry. Do not leave any water in the air cooler<br />

when storing. Water left in the air cooler may cause deposits or<br />

bacterial growth which could impair the units performance<br />

Whilst Using the <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Cooler</strong><br />

When using this unit the external of the appliance may create condensed<br />

water drips due to the ambient temperature and relative humidity conditions.<br />

The water drips are not due to malfunction or leakage of the unit. Please<br />

remove water drips with a soft cloth and if necessary place a tray under the<br />

unit<br />

Maintenance<br />

Discharge the water reservoir regularly and dry the unit<br />

in a well-ventilated place. To discharge the water remove<br />

the plug at the back of the unit<br />

If the power cord is damaged it must be fixed by its service agent, or a<br />

similarly qualified person on order to avoid electric shock hazard<br />

After discharging the water, make sure the internals of the unit is completely<br />

dry. To speed up the drying you may turn on the air cooler and press the<br />

‘high’ speed switch. It takes approximately one hour to dry the unit<br />

completely<br />

Offensive odour or weak airflow can result from particles attached to the back<br />

filter pad. Remove the filter pad, wash it in neutral detergent and dry before<br />

replacing<br />

To clean the outside of the unit wipe with a soft cloth<br />

Never immerse the complete unit in water<br />

Never use chemical solutions such as bleach or oil on the casing


If the <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Cooler</strong> is Not Working as Expected…<br />

Q The air is not as cool as expected<br />

A Fill the water in the water reservoir and add the frozen cooler blocks<br />

Q The airflow is weak<br />

A Check the filter is clean. Clean the filter in mild detergent and dry<br />

before replacing<br />

Q There is no power output<br />

A Check the air cooler is plugged in to an appropriate socket. If the<br />

power is off via the Time, turn on the power switch to Normal<br />

operation<br />

Q Other abnormal conditions<br />

A Unplug the power cord from the wall and contact your nearest <strong>Maplin</strong><br />

store for repairing. All information can be found on www.maplin.co.uk<br />

Specification<br />

Product: <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Cooler</strong> / <strong>Humidifier</strong><br />

Model: L35AK<br />

Power rated: 220-240VAC / 50-60Hz<br />

Power Watts: 50W<br />

Water reservoir: 6.5 Litres<br />

Speed Switch: High / Medium / Low<br />

Functions: Swing louvers, Cool and Ordinary Fan Function<br />

Main Body Material: ABS<br />

Net Weight: 7.3 KGs<br />

Dimension: 32.7cm (L) x 30.2cm (D) x 63.7cm (H)

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