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LG LT1230CR Owner's Manual

LG LT1230CR Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 website htlp://ww_,lg_r_ ice, .html eomai] h[ltp:/iww w°lge se_ice. Please read the ,operating instructions ,and s,afe_ precautions carefully and thorougNy before [ns,ta!tin, g and op,erating your room air conditioner, AIR_E DEVENTANA order to, prevent for any damages _oner.

  • Page 2: For Your Records

    FOR YOUR RECORDS Write the mode_ and serial numbers here: Model # _rial You can find them on a _abel on the side of each un_ Dea_er's, Name Da_e Purchased I 8[ap_e yeu_ re_ip[ to [his page i_ th,e eve_t yc_ ne_ to price _te of purchase or for warranty issue, READ THIS MANUAL...
  • Page 3 Precautions To prevent iniury to the user or other people and property damage, the bHiowing instructions must be followed, [] incorrect operation due to ignoring instruction will _us.e harm or damage. The seriousness. is cliassifi_ by the following indications. This sym_l indicates the possibiU_y of death or serious iniury.
  • Page 4 !I Operation • it will cause eJectric sho_ or fire • There ='s danger of fire or elect_ric • Otherwise, it may cau_ a fire shock_ or electrica_ shock. due to heat generation, • The appearance of the air * It will cause _ailure of ma_ine •...
  • Page 5 Precautions • H will cause etectric shock or fire • litwill cau_ elledfic shock or fire.. • It will _ui_ e]ectric shock. due to heat generation_ ° ff may _use eledric sh_ * _ey are sharp and may cause injury, _mage explosion, and a fire, I In allation...
  • Page 6 [] Operation • ff my cause inju_. ,, it my cause produ_ iai_ure. • The appearance of Me air condi_oner may, deteriorate, change co.l.or,.ordevelop _rface fl._s. • It con'lains con_inmenls and will • lit may cau_ an injury through • Operai_ionwithou_ riflers wiB _use failure make you sick.
  • Page 7 Before Operation 1. Contact an installation specialist for installation. 2. Plug in the power plug properly: 3. Use a dedicated circuit. 4. Do not use an extension cord. 5. Do not s_rb'stop operation by pluggin_unplugging the _wer cord. 6. if the _rd!plug is damaged, replace it with only an authorized...

  • Page 8: Rear Grille

    introduction This symbol alerts you to the risk of electric shock:,. This, symbol alerts you to hazards that could cause harm to, the air cond_ione, r. This symbol indicates sp_ial notes. This, appliance _ouJd _ instal_ in accordance with the National Ele_ic C_e, THE SLEEVE AND THE REAR GRILLiE (_ona_ly...

  • Page 9: Important Grounding Instructions

    E!_hficaISafety 115V~ Power cord may include a current interrupter device. A test and reset bu_on is provided on the piug case. The dievi_ should Ibe tested on a periodic basis by first pressing the, TEST b_on and then the RESET button, If the TEST button does not tnp or if the RESET button will not stay engage&...

  • Page 10: Use Of Extension Cords

    A. SITUATIONS WHEN THE APPL|ANCE WILL BE, DISCONNECTED OCCASIONALLY; (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY) Becau_ of potenti_ _ety hazards, we strongly FOR' THE USER'S PERSONAL SAFETY,. THIS discs_urage the use, of an a_pter ptug. H_wev_r_ if you APPLIANCE MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNDED wish to use an adapter, a TEMPO_RY CONN ECTIiONi may be made Use UL4isted adapter, available from most ioc_[ har_are...
  • Page 11 ins_llation INS,TALLATION HARDWARE Remove packir_ materials from the wal 51eevo&qd tape from t_ air _3ndi'tio_r INiSTALLATION REQUIIREMENiTS If you use an existing walt sl_ve, you _ould measure its dimensions, 2 Size options, install the new air conditioner according to the_ instalation instruc4:ionsto achieve Me best performan_,...

  • Page 12: How To Install

    installation A{IIwall _eeve_s used to, mount the new Air CAUTION Conditioner must be in _3und structural condition We _ron,giy re,commend the removal of _e and have a rear grille that _curely atta_ oid wall sleeve and the instalia_on of a new slee_, o,r rear ffangie tha_ _r',_s as a stop lot the...
  • Page 13 ins_llation PROCEDURE H you are using Me new sleeve (optionally s,up,p_ied with your unit)_skip to step 3., O,lhe_Ti_, install t:he plastic grille lrom #_e kit Cut the plastic grille to 25o!/2 ``wide and t 5i- 1/4' h_h, Pla_ Me plastic grille to the inside of the walll sleeve at Me rear flange°...
  • Page 14 installation PROCEDURE Remove the b_cking from tlhe Verticall insulation strip, t 59_,e x 13,,8 x t % and attach #_at te lhe inside r_ht of the sleeve as shown _lew. edirect the Iieuvers at Me back of the wa_l sl_ve to 60,"...
  • Page 15 in,staliation PROCEDURE as _n FiG 15, Slide the bafl:te into _ots o! the support Mocks Wall Wall- Sleeve FiG 15 UnstalI the new unit into the wall s_eeve. A_mb_e t_im as d_d_ in _ep 6, .Air _nd_ioners cover_ in this manual pose an excessi_ weight hazard,Two or mo_ep,eop_e a re neededto moveand instal_ the unit, To pre, e nt iniury or strain, use proper lifti% and...
  • Page 16 tn,sta:ilation PROCEDURE Remove the backing from the Horizontal strip 237/32 x l_s x !_ and attaoh _ns,u]atioin that to the inside dght of the s_eeve as shown edired the liouvers at the back ot the wa_l slee've to 60 _'angle as. shown in 'the FIG 16 _low, Remove the ba_ing from '[he A_ound...
  • Page 17 Ins_llation PROCEDURE A CAUTION To achieve rearward slo_ 1for unit draining, • Air conditionerscover_ in this manual poseaN remeve the backing 'trom the 1! _sa_" shim ,excessive weight hazard,Two ,ormore people are strips and at_ch them as shown be!_ in Fig. need_ to move and instalithe unit 23.
  • Page 18 Operating Instructions 'The controls 'will look like one of the foflowing, ,-FAN SPEED • Every time you push this button, it advanc_ U)e_ng as fo,llows:{High_, Low-_ M_ -* High} REMOTE _ROL SIGNAL TEMPERATURE SETTING . Use this buttonto automatically control the temperature d the room, The tem_rature _n be _t within a range d _;F t,o_'_F by i_rements of I°F...

  • Page 19: Fan Speed

    Operating Instructions The remote control and control panel wifl look like one of the following pictures, • To turn tte air _nditbner O,N, p_h this button. To turn t_ air conditioner OFF, p_h t_ button again. • ThUs button takes pdodty over .any ot_r button. ,.When you first turn it on_ the unit is in c_,o_m(_ie_ High fan spe_, Temperature setting at 72_F.
  • Page 20 Operating instructions 1, Remove the ,coverfrom the back of He remote ° Do not use r_har_aNe batteries, controller Such batteries differ from stan_rd dry ,cells in _ape, dimensions, and 2. !nsert two batteries. _rformance. ° Be _re that the (+) and (o) dire_ions are °...
  • Page 21 Maintenan¢e and Servlce TURN THEAIR CONDITIONEROFFAND REMOVE THE PLUG FROM THE POWER OUTLET The air filter should _ checked at least twice a month to see if cleaning is neces_ry. Trap_d particles in the filter wi!l build up and blo_ the ai_v. This reduces the c_ling capacity and also causes an accumulation of frost on the c_ling...
  • Page 22 Maintenance and Service #ouble._eoting Tips _ve time and mioin_ey! c_rt below first and y_ m,aynot need to call for service_ Review ii _i • You may hear a pinging noi_ caused b.y water _in, g picked up and thr,own against the condenser ,onrainy days or when the humidi_ iis high.
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