Introductory Quick Start Guide
COOL FOCUS personal Air Conditioner
EASY FOCUS personal Air Conditioner
PC9+Plus
Focus Enhancer

PARTS

SAFETY
Avoid using this product in a wet environment.
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Ensure that anyone using this product is aware of normal safety precautions for household electric appliances.

REMOTE

MICROCLIMATE TEMPERATURE SETTING
The thermostat turns off the compressor if the temperature of the air returning to the air conditioner is below the set temperature. Press ▲ to increase or ▼ to reduce the set
temperature. If the room temperature is lower than the set temperature, the compressor will stop. The temperature of the cool air is dependent on the environment temperature and humidiity, usually 8 to 14 degrees less than the ambient temperature.
SLEEP KEY
When this key is pressed, the air flow of the unit changes into sleep mode (low speed).

1.  Press “SLEEP” to set the sleep function. Press again to cancel the sleep function.
2. The temperature will increase by 0.5°C after half an hour and 2°C after 2 hours.
3. When you turn off the unit, the sleep function will be canceled automatically.

TIMER KEY
TIMER OFF: The timer is used to turn off the unit automatically after the set time is over.

1. Press the “TIMER” key to set the number of hours of desired operating time.
2. Once the set time has come to an end, the unit will turn off automatically.
3. Press the “POWER” key before the time out, the setting time will be cancelled and the unit will turn off.

AUTOKEY
Automatic fan speed. When the ambient temperature is 2 or more degrees higher than the set room temperature, the unit will run at high fan speed. it will automatically switch to medium and low when the ambient temperature gets closer to the set temperature.

SETUP

1. After removing the air conditioner from the box, place in an upright position.
   IMPORTANT
   Always keep your air conditioner upright. It may have been stored or transported on its side or laid flat by mistake, so please stand it upright for at least 12 hours before plugging it into power and turning it on. Failing to do so may damage the unit.
2. Remove the cable from the drawer at the back of the unit and insert the plug into a wall outlet. Make sure you push the drawer fully back in so it is flush with the back of the unit. The unit will make a “beep” noise when plugged into power.
3. Open the warm air deflector fully. This will turn on the unit and the compressor will start.
4. Open the cold air deflector and allow 2 minutes for the air coming out to feel cold.
   Use the remote control to adjust the fan speed. Keep the temperature setting at 17°C unless the air flow feels too cold.
5. Keep a door or window open so fresh air circulates unless it is extremely hot or windy outside.
6. Avoid using a fan nearby as it can disrupt Close Comfort’s gentle air flow.
7. The focus enhancer extends the range of cooling and, after fitting the separate transparent deflector flap, enables a higher angle of air flow. Note: The focus enhancer comes pre-installed on all COOL FOCUS models and is an optional accessory for EASY FOCUS models.

Position your air conditioner close enough for comfort. The ideal range of distance is 1.5 – 3 meters. Arrange the angle of the cold air deflectorso cool air flows around the face and shoulders.

Use the optional Igloo tent for a more intense cooling effect and insect protection. We recommend using the Igloo tent for sleeping if the indoor temperature is consistently over  27-29°C.

For sleeping, arrange your unit about 15cm from the end of the bed. Both the cold air deflector and focus enhancer can be adjusted to the desired angle so the cool air flows over you. It also works with larger beds for two people.

WARNING LIGHTS

POWER LIGHT (GREEN)
The power light will come on as soon as the unit is turned on (by opening the rear flap, or pressing the Power button on the remote).
When the green light is flashing, the compressor is not on however the fan should still be running. After about 1-2 minutes, the compressor will start cooling and the green light should be constantly on.
SYMPTOM 1 – GREEN LIGHT IS NOT ON WHEN TRYING TO TURN ON THE UNIT

1. Check to see if the power supply is properly connected and on. The unit will make a “beep” sound when plugged into power. If needed, try a different power supply.
2. Check to see if the cable drawer is inserted properly and flush with the body of the unit. If it is, check if the tip is broken (located at the back of the drawer and protrudes)
   – if this is the case, contact us to receive a replacement tank

SYMPTOM 2 – GREENLIGHT CONTINUOUSLY FLASHING, BUT UNIT IS NOT COOLING

1. If the flashing pattern is continuously on and off and the fan is running, press the ‘FUNC’ button on the remote and switch to cooling, and change the temperature to 17°C. Wait 1-2 minutes for the green light to display without flashing and start cooling.
2. If the green light flashes repeatedly but the fan is not running, this may be due to the A/C’s surge protection mode or an unstable power supply. Turn off the unit using the remote and close the rear flap. Unplug the unit and wait for 5 minutes. When reconnecting to the power supply, a “beep” sound will be heard.
3. If the problem still continues to persist, this may indicate a fault. Contact us for a warranty replacement.

WATER DROP (WHITE)
Normally this light should not display. If it does, either;

1. Cable drawer contains water – carefully remove the tank and empty the water
2. Broken float tip – we will send out a replacement tank under warranty

SNOWFLAKE (BLUE)
Normally this light should not display. If it does it can be due to the ambient temperature being too cool for the unit. Close comfort is designed to be used at a temperature over 17°C although a certain combination of cold temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure can lead to the frosting.
SYMPTOM 1 – BLUE LIGHT IS ON, FAN RUNNING
If the temperature is above 17°C, let the unit run cooling as per normal, the fan will help to defrost the compressor.

SYMPTOM 2 – BLUE LIGHT IS ON, FAN NOT RUNNING
Contact us as the unit may need to be replaced or repaired under warranty.
Another reason the snowflake warning light may display is if there is excessive clogging in the front filter or if the inlet is blocked by an object, such as the over-hanging bed cover fabric or cloth.
THERMOMETER (RED)
Normally this light should not display. If it does it can be due to the unit overheating. Close comfort can be used in an ambient temperature up to 43 degrees.
SYMPTOM 1 – RED LIGHT ON, FAN IS RUNNING
If the temperature is under 43°, let the fan run and it will start cooling automatically once the compressor is cooled. Make sure to operate in an indoor or shaded outdoor environment.
SYMPTOM 2 – RED LIGHT ON, FAN NOT RUNNING
Check if the water tank is inserted properly and the tip is not broken

TROUBLESHOOTING

FAN RUNS BUT THERE IS NO COOLING
SYMPTOM – Greenlight is flashing, the fan is running but there is no cooling, and the compressor does not start
CURE – Press FUNC to make the snowflake symbol appear and lower the thermostat temperature. This is due to the thermostat setting being higher than room temperature or function being set to “fan” instead of “cooling”. We recommend keeping sets to 17°C and on “cooling” at all times.
FAILS TO START
SYMPTOM 1 – Air conditioner does not start, green light flashes 6 times, then pause repeats
CURE – Disconnect the power – either switch off the powerpoint or remove the bowled for 5 minutes. To avoid the problem, when you have finished using your close comfort AC, switch it off with the remote control before closing the warm air cover
SYMPTOM 2 – Green power warning light flashes, air conditioner does not start
CURE – Remove the Cable drawer and insert back incorrectly or empty water collected.
If water has accumulated, this may indicate a fault as it will generally not fill with water unless in the most humid conditions. Wait 10-15 minutes and restart the air conditioner.
THE ROOM SEEMS TO WARM UP
SYMPTOM – The room gets warmer with Close Comfort running.
CURE – As you become used to the cool microclimate that Close Comfort provides for you, the other parts of the room may seem to be warmer. There may be a slight increase in temperature by a few degrees only in the area behind the warm air deflector, but this won’t be significant enough to heat up the room.
Keep a door or window open (this is a healthy option in any case) and position the rear section of the unit to face the open window or door so warm air can flow out. Unlike  normal room air conditioners, Close Comfort works just as well with open doors/windows and fresh air circulating.

GRADUAL LOSS OF COOLING
SYMPTOM – Air conditioner loses its cooling effect gradually over time.
CURE – Clean the top, front and rear filters by removing them and rinsing them under running water. Household dust can accumulate on the filters over time and this can gradually reduce the air flow, reducing the apparent cooling.

DEHUMIDIFICATION

Close Comfort can provide cooled and dehumidified air for personal comfort in hot and humid weather conditions.
As part of the refrigeration process, water condensation sometimes occurs while the air conditioner is working.
To collect the condensed water, slide out the cable drawer and remove the rubber bung. This will allow the condensation water to collect in the drawer and when full, the unit will automatically switch off. Drain the water and replace the bung after the air conditioner has drained completely. The cable drawer can store up to 2.6 liters of condensed water.

FOCUS ENHANCER

The focus enhancer enables you to adjust the cooling effect of your Close Comfort unit and remains in place even when the cold air deflector is closed. There are two simple parts to the focus enhancer:

INSTALLATION

To attach the focus enhancer, first remove the grill that comes with the unit. Ensuring that the filter sponge is still in place, attach the focus enhancer in the place of the existing grille. It should snap into place. If it does not, ensure it is inserted with the correct orientation. The nozzle should be facing inward as shown in the diagrams.

For a higher angle of air flow:
Attach the transparent flap to the end of the cool air deflector. Make sure the straight edge is facing you and the notches are fitted to the air deflector.
To remove, simply pull the flap off.

PUSH THE NOZZLE DOWN TO FEEL COOLER:

For higher airspeed and increased distance of cooling, push the nozzle as shown above. The cold air deflector can be closed with the focus enhancer nozzle attached in this position.

Pull the nozzle upright to reduce the air flow speed when using the Igloo bed tent, or when gentle air flow is preferred. Ensure the nozzle is lowered back down before attempting to close the cold air deflector.

TIPS
▷ Adjust the angle of the cold air deflector to ensure that cool air flows past face and neck
▷ Turn off fans when using Close Comfort as drafts from nearby windows and fans may disrupt the focus enhancer’s air jet.
▷ Pull the focus enhancer nozzle upright for use with the bed tent. If the focus enhancer nozzle is in the down position, the cool air at the bottom of the tent will mix with the warm air at the top.
▷ In humid weather, it is normal for moisture to condense on parts of the focus enhancer.

FILTER MAINTENANCE

We recommend inspecting at least the return air filter once every two weeks. Once there is a noticeable amount of dust, clean all three filters by rinsing them under. running water. In dusty locations, consider arranging for an air conditioning technician to clean the inside before the summer season.

SPECIFICATIONS

SUPPORT

General and troubleshooting FAQs can be found on our support pages on our website at www.closecomfort.com and are updated frequently. For any general, support, warranty, or technical inquiries please contact us at [email protected] or visit us at www.closecomfort.com to find your local retailer and service agent information, and your local customer support phone numbers.

CLOSE COMFORT AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
SUITE 6 /18 STIRLING HIGHWAY
NEDLANDS WA 6009
T: +618 9386 3257
www.closecomfort.com