I have a question about the dual hose comfort-aire

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If you look at both the fan and compressor data plates the will say mfd ratings. Not the unit data plate but motor data plates.

If you want to manually control the temp, not running the program, press the hold button. If you want a new schedule, read the manual.

http://www.manualsbase.com/manual/2864/air_conditioner/comfort-aire/comfort-aire_air_conditioner_pad-121/


Unsure if this is the same model or not.



Comfort Aire Air Conditioner PAD 121 user manual

Try viewing the owner's manual here for further instructions about the reservoir. Page 10 of Heat Controller Inc OWNER MANUAL Portable Air Conditioner PE...

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Most dehumidifiers have a defrost cycle that they run through, as needed. But, apparently, your is not functioning. Eventually, yours will stop collecting moisture, if this continues. In the interim, I would suggest turning the Master OnN/OFF Switch to OFF and unplug the unit until it thaws. While it's unplugged, remove and clean the air intake filter on the front of the unit. If it's clogged it causes the unit to strain and may cause it to ice up. Once the filter is clean and the unit is un-thawed. Plug the unit back in and turn the Master ON/OFF Switch to ON and set the controls as you normally do. Hopefully, that period of being unplugged will have allowed the unit to reset itself and work properly.

I have included a link to your Owners Manual that you can download and print for future reference.

aire.com/index.php?option=com_rubberdoc&view=doc&id=436&format=raw">http://www.comfort-
aire.com/index.php?option=com_rubberdoc&view=doc&id=436&format=raw

If the above link fails go to the following link below and click on Owner Manual, near the top of the page.

aire.com/room-air-conditioners/149-portable-dehumidifiers/122-bhd-301-g">http://www.comfort-aire.com/room-air-conditioners/149-portable-dehumidifiers/122-bhd-301-g

Hope this helps you solve the problem.

It's the bottom hose. I just changed mine this past weekend. Take the power steering pump bracket loose and fold the power steering pump back. Can get to the lower hose and thermostat housing then. Make sure to bleed the air out of the system when starting the truck after replacement of thermostat. The bleeder valve is a bolt on the housing where the upper hose attaches.

Please elaborate! I'm unsure if your A/C will not change temperature without the remote. Some units have a "lock" which if set, will keep the unit at the same temperature & if it's only not working with your remote, my guess is that your remote is bad or the batteries are dead or placed in it incorrectly (or may have leaked & ruined the remote.)