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1. Insert plug into the electrical outlet and the power indicator will illuminate. Unit is now in standby mode.

2. “ON” button: Press to turn unit on. Fan operates in default “normal” mode.

3. “WIND” button: Press to select wind type.

“Normal”: Wind blows based on Low/Med/High speed.

“Natural”: Imitates the blow of natural wind based on strong and soft wind.

“Sleeping”: The first thirty minutes blows as strong and soft natural wind and becomes mid natural wind.

The second thirty minutes it changes to soft natural wind.

4. “SWING” button: Press to active left-to-right oscillation. Press this button again to stop this function.

5. “SPEED” button: Press to select fan speed (Low-Mid-High), corresponding indicator light will illuminate.

6. “COOL” button: Press to turn on Evaporative Cooling function (the water pump starts running). The

water circulates onto the cooling pad to allow warm air to be converted to cool air (warm air combined

with water vapor).

Note: When there is not enough water in the tank, the cooling function will automatically shut off and the

indicator will flash. Please turn off this function or add water. Once water is added, indicator will go off

and cooling function will automatically resume.

7. “TIMER” button: Sets timer-off in increment of 0.5 hours. Timer can be set between 0.5 - 7.5 hours.

Adding the numbers indicated equals the total time-off timer. For example, when the 0.5 and 1 indictors

are illuminated, the timer has been set for 1.5 hours; when all indicators are lit (0.5, 1, 2 and 4), the timer

has been set for 7.5 hours.

8. “OFF” button: Press and all functions turn off.

9. Remote control has the same functions as the control panel, for the exception that ON/OFF is one button

(press once to turn on, press again to turn off). Remote must be aimed directly at the unit to function

properly. If the remote control does not function properly, please check the battery condition.

Operating the air cooler

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