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ELECTRICAL
Model No.
Voltage
Frequency
Current
Water Tank Capacity 3 gallons
Dimensions
Shipping Weight
Motor
TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom
No discharge of air
Not cooling
Odor emission
Water droplets coming
out of air outlet
The unit will not respond
Unit is making noise
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KA45
120V
60Hz
0.85 A
H 33.5" x W 14.3" x L 17.8"
25 lbs.
Class A, Thermally Protected
Possible Cause
Cord is not plugged in
Power is not on
Circuit breaker/GFCI
Water tank is not locked properly
Pump is not turned on
Low/No water
Damaged pump
Brand new unit
Old unit with algae
Calcium saturated water
Clogged cooling pad
Damaged PCB
Moisture in PCB
Remote control batteries
Calcium build up in blower
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Model KA45
Possible Solution
Make sure cord is plugged in and try to turn the unit on pressing buttons
on control panel and remote control. Check the circuit breaker or check
GFCI reset button.
Make sure the water tank is assembled and locked properly.
Check the water level and turn on the pump by pressing COOL button.
Make sure COOL icon is not flashing (low/no water) – refill the tank.
Replace pump.
Brand new cooling pad will initially have an odor which will dissipate within a
week of initial use. If the unit is not new, there may be an algae issue
– replace the pad and maintain regularly.
Drain water, deep clean and clean the cooling pad.
Cooling pad may need to be replaced.
Try with remote control. If the unit responds, PCB board fasteners may
be loose. If neither control panel nor remote control command works, PCB
board is damaged – replace PCB.
Try using remote control to see if the unit responds. If the unit responds
briefly, likely cause is the moisture in the PCB. Turn off unit by unplugging
it from the power. Drain, clean and dry the unit, possibly replace
the cooling pad. Refill it with fresh water.
Check batteries.
Deep clean the unit - remove calcium debris.
Float sensor switch
Water tank
Power cutoff switch
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