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Includes
Flypack
Cooling
Setup
and
Operation
Information
Table
of
Contents:
SECTION
A:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS........................4
SECTION
B:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
CONCEPT..................................................5
SECTION
C:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
IMPORTANT
INSTRUCTIONS
................6
SECTION
D:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
ENERGY
SAVING
TIPS
...........................7
SECTION
E:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
SAFETY
POWER
CORD...........................8
SECTION
E:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
SETUP........................................................9
SECTION
F:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
OPERATION............................................
16
SECTION
G:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE...............
20
SECTION
H:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
SPECIFICATION.....................................
21
Table
of
Figures:
Figure
1:
Power
Reset
and
Test
Buttons.
.........................................................................8
Figure
2:
Flypack
Cooling
front
and
rear
doors
open.
......................................................9
Figure
3:
One
Cooling
unit
moved
out...........................................................................
10
Figure
4:
Both
Cooling
units
moved
out.
.......................................................................
10
Figure
5:
Insert
air
ducts
and
snap
in
retainer.................................................................
10
Figure
6:
Connecting
Cool
air
outlet
to
the
Duct
connector............................................
11
Figure
7:
Aligning
the
Cool
air
outlet.
...........................................................................
12
Figure
8:
Locking
the
Duct
Connector.
..........................................................................
13
Figure
9:
Required
space
for
airflow.............................................................................
14
Figure
10:
Connecting
Air
Ducts
to
Flypacks.
..............................................................
15
Figure
11:
Switch
Operation..........................................................................................
16
Figure
12:
Adjusting
the
Nozzle
direction......................................................................
17
Figure
13:
Condensation
Water
tank..............................................................................
18
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
Setup
and
Operation
Guide
In
this
guide,
we
will
go
over
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
system
setup
and
operation.
This
document
provides
minimum
information
required
to
startup
all
Flypack
Cooling
units
and
prepare
for
operation.
For
detail
management
please
refer
to
each
particular
product
User
Guide.
SECTION
A:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
PLEASE
READ
ALL
INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE
USING
THE
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING.
When
using
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
always
follow
basic
precautions,
including
the
following,
to
reduce
the
risk
of
fire,
electric
shock,
and
injury:
1.
Be
careful
not
to
damage
the
power
cords.
2.
Never
lay
down
the
Cooling
unit
on
its
side
while
operating
or
shipping.
3.
Always
keep
it
in
an
upright
position
to
avoid
any
damage
to
the
cooling
system.
4.
Do
not
operate
this
unit
in
an
ambient
temperature
higher
than
113ºF
(45ºC)
or
lower
than
61ºF
(16ºC).
5.
Be
sure
that
the
air
inlets
and
outlets
are
not
blocked
or
covered
up.
6.
Never
place
anything
on
top
of
the
Cooling
unit
and
do
not
cover
it
with
any
kind
of
cloth
while
it
is
plugged
in
or
in-use.
7.
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
is
designed
for
covered
indoor
and
outdoor
locations.
8.
Never
connect
the
unit
to
a
defective
outlet.
9.
Each
Cooling
unit
requires
at
least
12
Amps
of
electricity
to
start
compressor.
Plug
the
unit
into
a
properly
grounded
dedicated
15
AMP
or
greater
outlet.
Check
your
breaker
box
to
determine
which
circuit
the
outlet
is
on.
10.
Make
sure
that
the
Cooling
unit
is
correctly
connected
before
turning
on
the
unit™s
power.
11.
Always
turn
off
the
air
conditioner
before
unplugging
it.
Failure
to
do
so
may
damage
the
electronic
circuits.
12.
To
avoid
tripping
the
circuit,
DO
NOT
USES
AN
EXTENSION
CORD
FOR
THE
COOLING
UNITs.
13.
Do
not
crush
the
air
exhaust
hose.
14.
Do
not
modify
or
to
change
the
characteristics
of
the
unit.
15.
Prevent
anyone
from
climbing
onto
the
Cooling
units.
16.
Do
not
place
the
air
conditioner
near
hanging
cloths
or
tents
(minimum
distance
1.5
ft.).
17.
Do
not
place
the
power
cord
under
a
floor
cover
or
carpet.
18.
Never
install
the
unit
in
direct
sunshine
or
in
the
rain.
19.
Keep
the
area
around
the
warm
air
outlet
sufficiently
clean
and
make
sure
that
it
is
not
congested.
20.
For
any
repairs,
refer
directly
to
GVS
customer
service
department.
Repairs
carried
out
by
unqualified
people
may
cause
damage
or
danger
to
the
user
and
will
void
the
warranty.
SECTION
B:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
CONCEPT
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
adjusts
the
temperature
and
humidity
in
the
Flypacks.
Its
flexibility
makes
it
easy
to
use
for
different
applications
and
in
various
environments.
This
unit
is
designed
for
use
in
covered
indoor
or
outdoor
conditions.
This
Cooling
unit
allows
operators
to
control
the
4
factors
that
determine
optimal
operation
of
equipment
in
GVS
Flypacks:
1.
Humidity
Rate:
The
humidity
in
a
Flypack
can
increase
as
the
heat
rises
in
the
summer.
Your
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
not
only
cools
down
the
temperature
but
also
dehumidifies
the
air
as
well.
But
the
rate
at
which
the
unit
will
dehumidify
the
Flypack
depends
on
how
much
humidity
is
in
the
air.
2.
Temperature:
the
main
function
of
a
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
is
to
draw
hot
air
out
of
the
Flypack.
3.
Air
Filtration:
The
air
filter
removes
dust
particles
from
the
Flypack
air,
creating
a
clean
room
atmosphere.
4.
Airflow:
The
Flypack
Cooling
regulates
the
airflow
and
can
focus
the
airflow
in
specific
directions,
ensuring
optimal
air
circulation.
SECTION
C:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
IMPORTANT
INSTRUCTIONS
Do
not
install
and
use
your
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
before
completely
reading
these
instructions.
This
will
help
you
optimize
the
operation
of
your
GVS
Flypack
Cooling.
The
following
advice
and
instructions
should
be
followed
closely:
1.
Cooling
unit
must
always
be
used
in
an
upright
position
because
it
contains
a
cooling
agent.
2.
After
unpacking,
make
sure
the
unit
is
sitting
upright
to
allow
the
cooling
agent
to
stabilize,
and
wait
3
hours
before
use.
3.
Do
not
use
the
unit
when
the
ambient
humidity
level
is
above
95%
and
the
ambient
temperature
is
below
61ºF
(16ºC)
or
above
113ºF
(45ºC).
4.
Use
the
wheel
locks
to
insure
that
the
unit
will
not
roll
away
from
the
area
it
was
placed
in.
Unlock
the
wheels
when
you
wish
to
move
the
unit.
5.
When
used
for
the
first
time,
and
every
time
it
is
turned
on,
the
unit
takes
up
to
3
minutes
to
be
operational.
SECTION
D:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
ENERGY
SAVING
TIPS
Use
following
tips
to
maximize
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
efficiency:
1.
Blocking
the
filter
reduces
the
efficiency
of
the
air
conditioner
and
increases
its
power
consumption
by
up
to
6%.
2.
Avoid
opening
doors
frequently.
3.
Each
person
present
in
a
room
provides
between
100
Watts
and
150
Watts
of
heat.
Consequently,
the
more
people
there
are
in
a
room,
the
less
effective
the
unit
will
be
in
cooling
the
equipment.
4.
To
ensure
the
optimal
efficiency
of
the
unit,
we
advise
to
keep
doors
and
windows
closed,
and
to
take
into
account
the
surface
of
the
walls
and
windows
exposed
to
the
sun.
In
order
to
optimize
the
functioning
of
GVS
Flypack
Cooling,
we
recommend
partially
closing
window
coverings.
SECTION
E:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
SAFETY
POWER
CORD
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
unit
is
provided
with
a
Leakage
Current
Detection
and
Interruption
circuit
(LCDI)
built
into
the
plug
of
the
power
supply
cord.
This
device
provides
protection
to
reduce
the
risk
of
fire
due
to
arcing
faults
in
the
power
cord.
Each
time
you
use
the
Cooling
unit,
follow
the
"Plug
Testing
Instructions"
given
below
to
ensure
that
the
LCDI
circuit
is
functioning
properly.
PLUG TESTING INSTRUCTIONS:
Figure
1:
Power
Reset
and
Test
Buttons.
1.
PRESS
TEST
BUTTON.
UNIT
SHOULD
TURN
OFF.
2.
FIRMLY
PRESS
RESET
BUTTON
BEFORE
USE.
DO
NOT
USE
THE
COOLING
UNIT
IF
ABOVE
TEST
FAILS.
The
conductors
inside
this
power
cord
are
surrounded
by
shields
that
monitor
the
leakage
current.
These
shields
are
not
grounded.
Periodically
examine
the
cord
for
any
damage.
If
the
shield
is
exposed,
immediately
unplug
the
power
cord
and
do
not
use
the
unit.
Do
not
repair
a
damaged
cord.
Replace
the
damaged
cord
only
with
a
new
replacement
power
cord
obtained
from
GVS.
In
the
event
the
LCDI
plug
of
the
power
supply
cord
activates
by
itself,
first
examine
the
cord
for
any
damage.
If
there
is
no
damage
to
the
cord
then
press
the
RESET
button.
If
the
LCDI
plug
activates
again,
immediately
unplug
the
power
cord.
Replace
the
damaged
cord
with
a
new
replacement
power
cord.
Do
not
use
the
TEST
and
RESET
buttons
as
an
ON
/
OFF
switch.
They
are
meant
only
to
be
used
to
periodically
check
the
LCDI
plug.
SECTION
E:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
SETUP
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
setup
instructions:
1.
Place
Flypack
Cooling
in
a
flat
area
close
to
other
GVS
Flypacks
and
open
front
and
rear
covers
of
the
Flypack.
Figure 2: Flypack Cooling front and rear doors open.
2.
Slide
one
Cooling
unit
or
if
necessary
slide
both
one
from
the
front
and
second
one
from
the
rear.
Railing
release
latches
are
on
the
bottom
of
each
unit
toward
the
middle.
Figure
3:
One
Cooling
unit
moved
out.
Figure
4:
Both
Cooling
units
moved
out.
3.
Insert
long
air
ducts
into
dual
Port
Cool
Air
outlet
and
press
until
retainer
snaps
into
place.
Figure 5: Insert air ducts and snap in retainer.
4.
Start
connecting
the
Duct
connector
and
the
Cool
air
outlet
nozzle
to
each
Cooling
unit.
In
most
operations,
only
one
cooling
unit
will
be
sufficient
for
cooling
all
devices
and
second
Cooling
unit
could
be
used
as
spare
or
for
cooling
the
room
where
all
equipment
reside.
Insert
the
Cool
air
outlet
and
line
up
the
insert
pins
on
the
Cool
air
outlet
to
the
grooves
on
the
Duct
connector.
Slide
the
cool
air
outlet
in
and
twist
counter-clockwise
to
lock
in
place.
Figure 6: Connecting Cool air outlet to the Duct connector.
5.
After
connecting
the
Cool
air
outlet
to
the
Duct
connecter,
line
up
the
insert
pins
on
the
base
of
the
Duct
connector
with
the
grooves
on
the
Air
outlet
of
the
Cooling
unit.
Figure 7: Aligning the Cool air outlet.
6.
Hold
onto
the
Duct
connector
tabs
on
either
side
of
the
base
of
the
Duct
connector
and
twist
counterclockwise
to
lock
into
place.
Figure 8: Locking the Duct Connector.
7.
NOTE:
When
placing
the
unit
in
it™s
desired
area
of
operation,
please
make
sure
that
there
is
at
least
an
8
inch
(20cm)
space
for
the
air
inlet/air
filter
side
and
a
15.7
inch
(40cm)
space
for
the
warm
air
outlet
side.
Figure 9: Required space for airflow.
8.
Connect
the
external
long
Cooling
ducts
to
each
Flypack
front
inlet
and
keep
the
front
doors
closed
and
internal
small
fans
OFF
while
running
the
GVS
Flypack
Cooling.
NOTE:
If
outside
temperature
is
low
(Below
61°F
or
16°C)
then
no
external
Flypack
Cooling
will
be
required
then
make
sure
Flypack™s
internal
small
fans
are
ON
to
push
moisture
out
of
the
chassis.
Figure 10: Connecting Air Ducts to Flypacks.
SECTION
F:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
OPERATION
Verify
all
steps
shown
in
SECTION
A
are
completed
properly
before
powering
up
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
units.
1.
To
turn
on
the
Cooling
unit,
rotate
the
rotary
switch
clockwise
to
either
HIGH
or
LOW.
To
turn
the
unit
off,
rotate
the
rotary
switch
counter-clockwise
to
OFF.
NOTE:
The
indicator
light
will
illuminate
when
the
Cooling
unit
is
turned
ON.
Figure 11: Switch Operation.
2.
The
GVS
Flypack
Cooling
can
now
be
plugged
into
a
110-120V/60Hz
dedicated
15
AMP
or
greater
outlet.
You
are
advised
not
to
use
an
extension
cord.
However,
if
this
is
unavoidable,
the
extension
cord
must
be
14
gauge,
grounded
at
both
ends,
and
not
more
than
30
feet
long.
Figure 12: Adjusting the Nozzle direction.
3.
The
water
will
drip
automatically
into
the
water
tank
while
the
unit
is
running.
If
the
water
tank
becomes
full,
the
compressor
will
shut
off
and
the
indicator
light
just
above
the
rotary
switch
will
turn
RED,
but
the
fan
will
continue
to
operate.
To
drain
the
unit,
turn
the
unit
off
by
turning
the
rotary
switch
counter-clockwise
to
the
off
position.
On
the
top
of
the
water
tank
there
is
a
hole
that
the
water
drips
into.
When
the
water
tank
is
full,
pull
out
the
water
tank
and
pour
the
water
down
a
drain.
When
draining
is
complete,
place
the
water
tank
back
into
its
compartment.
(Please
make
sure
that
the
water
tank
is
inserted
completely
into
the
compartment
so
that
the
sensor
will
see
that
the
water
tank
is
in
place).
The
unit
can
now
be
operated
normally.
Figure
13:
Condensation
Water
tank.
4.
CONTINUOUS
DRAINAGE
OPTION:
For
continuous
drainage,
remove
the
water
tank
and
attach
a
5
ft
or
longer
water
hose
(optional)
onto
the
drain
tube
on
the
top
right
of
the
water
tank
compartment
and
place
the
other
end
of
the
drain
tube
down
a
drain
on
the
floor
away
from
the
GVS
Cooling
units.
5.
FROST
PREVENTION:
While
the
Flypack
Cooling
unit
is
running
you
will
occasionally
notice
that
frost
will
appear
on
the
evaporator
behind
the
air
filter.
This
is
a
normal
function
as
the
unit
is
dehumidifying
the
air
in
the
Flypack
by
freezing
the
moisture
onto
the
evaporator.
The
green
LED
light
will
begin
to
flash,
then
the
compressor
will
shut
down
for
a
short
period
to
allow
the
frost
to
melt
down
into
the
water
tank,
then
the
fan
will
continue
to
operate
during
this
process.
The
compressor
is
an
essential
component
of
the
Cooling
unit
for
producing
cold
air.
The
Flypack
Cooling
is
fitted
with
an
Overload
Protection
function
that
shuts
the
compressor
down
for
3
minutes
to
prevent
it
from
being
overloaded.
During
this
time
the
frost
prevention
function
goes
into
effect.
In
order
to
protect
the
compressor
from
overheating
or
freezing,
the
compressor
will
only
operate
when
the
room
temperature
is
between
61°-113°F
(16°-45°C).
NOTE:
There
is
a
sensor
near
the
evaporator
so
that
when
the
evaporator
temperature
goes
below
23°F
(-5°C),
the
compressor
will
shut
off
automatically.
When
the
temperature
reaches
32°F
(0°C),
the
compressor
will
turn
back
on.
SECTION
G:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE
When
the
air
conditioner
does
not
work,
it
is
sometimes
a
minor
problem
that
the
user
can
handle.
Before
calling
GVS
customer
service,
please
check
the
following
points
to
see
if
they
solve
your
problem.
Problem
Probable
Causes
Solutions
The
cooling
/
dehumidifier
doesn™t
work
1.
Plug
not
properly
inserted
into
power
outlet.
2.
Insufficient
amount
of
amperage
to
start
unit.
3.
Water
tank
is
full
1.
Plug
the
unit
in
properly.
2.
Check
circuit
breaker
for
15-20
amp
circuit
availability.
3.
Drain
unit.
The
Cooling
unit
cuts
off
1.
Unit
too
close
to
wall
or
object.
2.
Temperature
is
not
between
68-113F
1.
Unit
should
be
at
least
1
1/2
feet
away
from
walls
and
objects
2.
Turn
unit
back
on
when
room
temperature
is
between
68-113F.
Unit
is
operating,
but
not
cooling.
Air
inlet
and
or
air
outlet
is
being
blocked.
Remove
blockage
from
air
inlet
and
air
outlet
Water
leakage
occurs
when
the
unit
is
running.
1.
The
water
flow
outlet
is
blocked
by
dirt
or
the
tank
is
full.
2.
The
water
tank
is
inserted
incorrectly
or
the
tank
is
damaged.
1.
Clean
the
water
flow
outlet
or
empty
the
water
tank.
2.
Insert
the
water
tank
properly.
If
damaged,
please
contact
GVS
customer
service
SECTION
H:
GVS
FLYPACK
COOLING
SPECIFICATION
Cooling
Capacity:
7,000
BTU/Hour
Power
Input:
Cooling
690Watt/6Amps
Coolant:
R-22/0.28kgs
Moisture
Removal:
1.2
Pints
/
Hour
(28.8
Pints
/
Day
under
80%
humidity)
Airflow
Volume:
164.8
CFM
(Cubic
Feet
/
Minute)
Noise
Level:
40
db
Operating
Temperature
Range:
Cooling:
61º
Œ
113ºF
(16º
Œ
45ºC)
Voltage/Frequency:
115V/60Hz
Product
Dimension
(WxHxD):
18fl
(W)
x
9.84fl
(D)
x
32.28fl
(H),
46cm(W)
x
25cm(D)
x
58cm(H)
Product
Weight:
Net
Weight:
46.3lbs.
/
21kgs.
1.
All
wiring
must
comply
with
local
and
national
electrical
codes
and
be
installed
by
a
qualified
electrician.
If
you
have
any
questions
regarding
the
following
instructions,
contact
a
qualified
electrician.
2.
Check
available
power
supply
and
resolve
any
wiring
problems
before
installation
and
operation
of
this
unit.
3.
This
product
comes
with
a
ground
fault
plug.
If
it
should
malfunction
or
breakdown,
grounding
provides
a
path
of
least
resistance
for
electric
current
to
reduce
the
risk
of
electric
shock.
This
product
is
equipped
with
a
cord
having
equipment
grounding
conductor
and
a
three
prong
grounding
plug.
The
plug
must
be
plugged
into
an
appropriate
three-prong
outlet
that
is
properly
installed
and
grounded
in
accordance
with
all
local
codes
and
ordinances.
Do
not
use
plug
adapters
or
extension
cords
with
this
unit.
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