MKA 2000 M - Air-conditioner EINHELL - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Portable Air Conditioner
Brand	Einhell
Model	MKA 2000 M
Cooling Power	6,000 BTU/h - 1510 Kcal/h - 1758 Watts
Mains Voltage	230 V - 50 Hz
Power Consumption	530 W / 2.38 A
Max. Airflow	440 m³/h
Recommended Room Area	55 m²
Dehumidification Power	21.6 L/day
Fan Speeds	2
Timer	1 to 9 hours
Thermostat Range	18 °C to 32 °C
Dimensions (W x D x H)	40 x 37.7 x 75 cm
Net Weight	27 kg
Refrigerant Quantity	440 g
Filters	Air intake filter (washable), activated carbon filter (optional)
Included Accessories	Exhaust air hose, passthrough ring, window cap, condensation water tank, water outlet hose, remote control
Warranty	2 years
Maintenance	Clean the air filter every month with a soft cloth and a mild cleaning product. Do not use aggressive products.
Safety Instructions	Do not use an extension cord. Maintain a minimum distance of 50 cm from walls. Do not block air inlets and outlets.
Repairability	Maintenance and repair work must be carried out by a company specialized in electricity or refrigeration technology.

Frequently Asked Questions - MKA 2000 M EINHELL

How to install the exhaust air hose of the Einhell MKA 2000 M air conditioner?

Use exclusively the supplied hose. Connect it to the opening at the back of the device. For evacuation through an open window, use the foam parts to seal the opening. For wall or window installation, drill a hole of 130 mm diameter and insert the passthrough ring. The hose length must be between 300 mm and 1500 mm, without sharp bends, to avoid overheating.

What to do when the 'condensation water tank full' indicator lights up?

When this indicator lights up, the compressor stops but the fan continues. Disconnect the device, place a container under the drain plug, unscrew the plug and remove the cap to drain the water. Replace the cap and plug, then reconnect the device.

How to clean the air filter of the MKA 2000 M air conditioner?

First disconnect the device. Remove the filter frame, then the support. Clean the filter with a soft cloth and a mild cleaning product. Never use gasoline, alcohol, or solvents. Only put the filter back when it is dry. It is recommended to clean the filter once a month under normal conditions.

The air conditioner is not cooling enough, what to check?

Check that the room is not directly exposed to sunlight, that doors and windows are closed, that there are not too many people or heat-producing appliances. Ensure the air filter is not clogged, the exhaust air hose is not obstructed, and the air intake or outlet is not blocked.

What is the maximum recommended area for the MKA 2000 M?

The manual indicates a recommended room size of 55 m², for a cooling power of 6,000 BTU/h.

The compressor does not start, why?

Several possible causes: the condensation water tank may be full (indicator on), the ambient temperature may be lower than the temperature set on the thermostat, or the compressor may be in overheat protection. Wait for it to cool down before restarting.

Can I use an extension cord with this air conditioner?

No, it is strongly advised not to use an extension cord or multiple socket. Plug the device directly into a properly grounded 230 V - 50 Hz mains socket.

How to set the timer on the MKA 2000 M?

Turn the timer control to ON for continuous operation. For a delayed start, set the timer to the desired position (1 to 9 hours) in stop mode. The device will start after the delay. For a programmed stop, turn the control to the desired duration during operation.

How to store the air conditioner at the end of the season?

Completely empty the condensation water tank. Clean the filter and housing. Coil the power cord. Put the dry filter back. Store the device in its original packaging, preferably, and do not place heavy objects on top.

What are the accessories supplied with the Einhell MKA 2000 M air conditioner?

The package contains: the air conditioner, an exhaust air hose, a passthrough ring, a window cap, a condensation water tank, a water outlet hose, window sealing foam, and a remote control (batteries not included).

USER MANUAL MKA 2000 M EINHELL

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SPEED Off High Cool—* LOW Fan LOW Cool—* High Fan

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Description of device

MKA 2000M MKA 3501E 1 Air outlet grille 2 Control device 3 Handle 4 Castors 5 Air inlet filter 6 Air inlet 7 Opening for connection fittings for the exhaust air hose 8 Mains cable wraparound brackets 9 Rubber bung for condensation water drain (in the device)

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* Please read the Operating Instructions thoroughly before using the device for the first time and then keep them in a safe place.

In purchasing this portable air conditioner you have chosen a high quality product. The device is of a highly professional design and will offer you maximum comfort for many years, as long as you use it in accordance with the Operating Instructions. You should therefore read the instructions thoroughly and keep them in a safe place for future reference.

Before using

1. Always place the portable device on a firm footing.
2. Connect the device to the correct socket outlet.
3. Connect the exhaust air hose to the air conditioner.

Technical data

MKA 2000 M

Quantity of coolant 440 g
Cooling capacity 6000 BTU/h
	1510 Kcal/h
	1758 Watt

Voltage 230 V \~ 50 Hz

Power rating/current 530 W/2.38 A

Max. air throughput 440 cbm/h

Room size 55 m

Dehumidifying capacity 21.6 l/day

Fan speed 2

Timer 1 - 8 hours

Thermostat 18 – 32°C

Dimensions (WxDxH) 40 x 37.7 x 75 cm

Net weight 27 kg

MKA 3501 E

Quantity of coolant 480 g
Cooling capacity 12000 BTU/h
	3024 Kcal/h
	3529 Watt
Voltage 230 V ~ 50 Hz
Power rating/current 850 W/4.2 A
Max. air throughput 520 cbm/h
Room size 110 m	3
Dehumidifying capacity 31.2 l/day
Fan speed 2
Timer 1 - 12 hours
Thermostat 18 – 32°C
Dimensions (WxDxH) 40 x 37.7 x 75 cm
Net weight 31 kg

Important note: Consumption values were

measured at a room temperature of 27°C humidity of 60%.

Important safety instructions

Prevention of accidents

• Check that the electrical connection is correct.
• Check that the device is installed correctly in accordance with the Operating Instructions.
• Keep all children and any persons under the influence of medication or alcohol well away from the device.
  ● Never use the device in the vicinity of bath tubs, showers or wash basins.

● Never place any objects on the air vents.

● Never place closer than 50 cm to the wall.

- Close the window curtains whenever there is strong sunlight or adjust the venetian blinds accordingly.

- Keep the air filter clean. Under normal conditions the filter requires cleaning once a month. Since the air filter also catches very small particles of dust, it may be necessary to clean it more frequently. Never operate the device without the air filter.

- When you start the device, set the fan to a high speed and the thermostat to the highest cooling setting. Reduce to LOW COOLING later and set the THERMOSTAT to the desired temperature.

Additional Instructions:

● Never use an extension cable or an auxiliary plug to which another device is connected in addition to the air conditioner.
- In the cooling function the warm exhaust air must be transferred outside by the hose. An opening in the wall or window is therefore essential for the exhaust air set included in delivery.
● Always pull out the mains plug after use or before starting any maintenance work.
- Ensure that the device never comes into contact with any chemicals.
- All work of maintenance or repair must be performed by an electrician or cooling system specialist only.

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Accessories

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11 Exhaust air connection fittings
12 Bushing ring
13 Exhaust air hose
14 Foam material (Used for exhaust air outlet through the window.)
15 Foam material (Used for exhaust air outlet through the open window and placed in the open section of the window. As far as possible, no additional warm air should come into the room from outside.)
16 Cap for the hole in the window/wall
17 Collection tank for the condensation water
18 Drainage water hose
19 Remote control
20 Activated carbon filter

Description of the control elements
MKA 2000 M

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1. Voltage display
2. Fan status indicator
3. Cooling status indicator
4. Condensation water tank "Full" indicator
5. Thermostat (+18°C to +32°C)
6. Cooling and fan switch
   Low Fan; High Fan; Low Cool; High Cool and Off function
7. Timer controller
   1 - 8 hours can be set. The timer controller can be used to switch the system on/off.
   Off = System switched off
   Low Fan = Fan runs at slow speed
   High Fan = Fan runs at high speed
   Low Cool = Low cooling
   High Cool = High cooling

SPEED Off High Cool—* LOW Fan LOW Cool—* High Fan

Using the device for the first time

MAINS PLUG Plug the mains plug into the mains socket outlet.

START Set the timer controller to ON. The

device starts up automatically. Whenever the temperature exceeds 23°C the cooling function starts automatically. Whenever the temperature is below 23°C, only the fan will run. The device keeps running until it is switched off.

SWITCHING OFF Turn the timer controller to "OFF"

and the device switches off immediately.

Setting the temperature

Set the thermostat according to your requirements.

Turning in a clockwise direction reduces the set-point temperature.

Setting the timer

Set the timer according to your requirements (1 - 8)

hours). The device switches off automatically once the set time has elapsed.

Description of the control elements

MKA 3501 E

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1. LED "Set temperature"
2. LED "Room temperature"
3. LED "Fan: Slow"
4. LED "Fan: Fast"
5. LED "Automatic mode set"
6. LED "Cool mode set"
7. LED "Fan mode set"
8. Not assigned
9. LED "Timer actuated"
10. LED "Compressor on"
11. "Warmer" selector
12. "Cooler" selector
13. "Fan speed" selector
14. "Mode" selector
15. "Timer" switch
16. On/off switch
17. LCD indicator panel

Switching the device on and off

Press the On/Off switch. The device starts up automatically. If the ambient temperature:

- is higher than 23°C the device will run in cooling mode;

- if it is between 20°C and 23°C the device will run in fan mode.

The status of the device, or mode in which it is running, will be shown by the corresponding LEDs (see Indicator panel).

Note: The "Compressor on" LED (COMP) only lights up when the compressor is actually running. The LCD indicator panel shows the current room temperature.

To switch the device off, press the On/Off switch

again.

Selecting the mode

Press the "Mode" selector (MODE) in the sequence "Automatic", "Cool", "Fan". The LED for the selected mode lights up (see indicator panel).

Setting the set-point temperature

Press the "Warmer" selector (TEMP.UP) or "Cooler"

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(TEMP.DOWN) to set your desired set-point

temperature. If you press the "Warmer" or "Cooler" selector, the LCD indicator panel will show your

desired set-point temperature. Otherwise the LCD

indicator panel always shows the current room

temperature. The device's cooling mode is set to 24°C.

Selecting the fan speed

Press the "Fan speed" selector (SPEED) to set the desired fan speed.

The LED for the mode lights up (see indicator panel).

If the device is in "Automatic mode" (AUTO) the fan

speed will be selected automatically by the device in

dependency on the room temperature. The

corresponding LED lights up. The "Fan speed"

(SPEED) is deactivated.

Setting the timer

Press the switch for the "Timer" (TIMER) to set the desired operating time (1 - 12 h). The "Timer"

(TIMER) LED lights up. If the timer is set, the device

starts automatically. If you press the "Timer" switch

the time you have set will be shown in the LCD

indicator panel. If the timer has not been switched

on, the device will run continuously.

If you press the switch for the "Timer" (TIMER)

without any of the other modes being switched or

you can set the time that the device is to start up.

If, for example, the timer shows "2", this means that

the device will start up automatically in 2 hours time.

All modes and functions can be set using the

supplied remote control.

The remote control requires two MICRO (AAA)

batteries.

In order to protect the compressor, it only starts up 3

minutes after the device starts up. The same applies

when the device is switched off.

The cooling system switches itself off whenever the

room temperature is below the value set on the

thermostat. The air circulation/ventilation fan

continues to run as set. If the room temperature

increases again, the cooling system switches on

again.

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SETTING THE AIR FLOW DIRECTION

1. Adjusting the horizontal ventilation grille: The horizontal direction of the air flow is determined by the horizontal ventilation grille. It has to be adjusted by hand.

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1. Adjusting the vertical ventilation grille: The vertical direction of the air flow is determined by the vertical ventilation grille. It has to be adjusted by hand.

INSTALLING THE EXHAUST AIR HOSE

Use only the supplied exhaust air hose. The length of the exhaust air hose can be varied from between 300 mm to 1500 mm. For the most effective cooling the hose should be as short as possible. Avoid kinks are excessive bends in the hose so that the exhaust air can be transferred out without hindrance. If you ignore this advice, the device as a whole may overheat and shut down. This could result in damage to the device.

Warning!

The length of the exhaust air hose is matched to the technical specifications of the device. Never extend the hose as this could lead to malfunctions or faults on the device.

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A) Installing the exhaust air hose through an open window

Foam material (15) Foam material (14) 50 cm

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Use the foam parts and shorten them if required. Guide the exhaust air hose through the opening in the foam to the outside. Secure the window so that the foam is kept firmly in place.

Note: Take appropriate precautions to prevent unauthorized entry through the window.

B) Installation of the exhaust air hose through the window pane or the wall

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Wall or window pane Bushing ring

● Cut or drill a hole of approx. 130 mm diameter though the window pane or the wall.
- Insert the bushing ring from the outside to the inside and fasten.
● Feed the exhaust air hose through the bushing ring.
- When the system is not being used, fit the cap on the bushing ring on the outside.

C) Draining off the condensation water with the water tank

ALL OF THE CONDENSATION WATER MUST BE DRAINED OFF BEFORE YOU EVER RELOCATE OR STOP USING THE DEVICE:

Draining off the condensation water with the tank.

Note on MKA 2000 M

When the condensation water tank is full the

"Condensation water tank full" indicator lights up and

the compressor switches off automatically. Only the fan motor continues to run. The cooling function stops.

Note on MKA 3501 E

When the condensation water tank is full the compressor and the fan motor shut down. The

"COMP" LED flashes.

Empty the tank as described below:

1. Pull out the mains plug.
2. Slide the tank (1) under the drainage screw (2).
3. Unscrew the drainage screw (2).
4. Remove the bung (3).
5. The condensation water drains out into the drip bowl.
6. Once the condensation water has been completely emptied, fit the bung (3) and the drainage screw (2) back on again.
7. The device is then ready to be used again.

Condensation water hole ① ② ③

D) Draining off the condensation water with the condensation water hose

1. Pull out the mains plug.
2. Unscrew the drainage screw (2).
3. Remove the bung (3).
4. Fit the condensation water hose and secure with the clamp.
5. The drainage hose can be extended with a hose with a diameter of 18mm. If you do so, make sure you use a suitable connector.

Note:

The drainage hose must run to the outside with a

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slight fall.

MKA 2000 M

The "Condensation water tank full" is defective,

MKA 3501 E

The LED "COMP." Does not flash because the tank cannot become full any more.

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Condensation water hose

Condensation water hose Reduced water hose with a diameter of 1.8 mm

1.4. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Maintenance

1. Always pull out the mains plug first to avoid an electric shock or risk of fire.
2. Use only gentle cleaner and a soft cloth to clean the filter and the housing. Never use aggressive media, petrol, alcohol or thinner. Only fit the filter back in place when thoroughly dry.
3. At the end of the season, please empty the water tank, roll up the power cable, clean the filter and the housing, then fit the filter back in place when dry, and pack the device back in the original box for storage. Never place any heavy objects on the device.

Replacing the carbon filter

1. Take out the filter frame
2. Remove the filter fastener from the filter frame
3. Take the carbon filter out of the bag
4. Place the carbon filter in the filter frame
5. Fasten the filter with the filter fastener
6. Slide in the filter frame

TROUBLESHOOTING

If the device is operated properly you should experience no problems with malfunctions or faults. In the event of any malfunctions or faults, please check the following before you contact your customer services.

Problem	Possible cause
Device does not work	Is the mains plug properly connected?Is there a voltage supply at the mains socket outlet?Is the room temperature below the set-point temperature?Is the condensation water tank full?
The device does not provide satisfactory cooling	Is the room exposed to direct sunlight?Are any doors and windows open?Are there a lot of people in the room?Is a device in the room generating a lot of heat?
Weak ventilation performance	Is the air hose blocked?Is the filter soiled?Is the air inlet or air outlet blocked?
The device is too loud	Has the device been set up on an uneven surface/at an angle?
The compressor does not work	Is the condensation water tank full?Is the compressor overheated and the overheating cutout has switched the compressor off? Wait until the compressor cools down.

Have the device inspected by a specialist firm when you have used it for some time.

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OFF = installation hors circuit

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The product described in these instructions comes with a 2-year warranty covering defects. This 2-year warranty period begins with the passing of risk or when the customer receives the product.

For warranty claims to be accepted, the product has to receive the current maintenance and be put to the proper use as described in the operating instructions.

Your statutory rights of warranty are naturally unaffected during these 2 years.

This warranty applies in Germany, or in the respective country of the manufacturer's main regional sales partner, as a supplement to local regulations. Please note the details for contacting the customer service center responsible for your region or the service address listed below.

NL GARANTIE

Eschenstraße 6 · D-94405 Landau/Isar (Germany)

Info-Tel. [phone] • Telefax 0180-5 835 830

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Never place any electric tools in your household refuse.

To comply with European Directive 2002/96/EC concerning old electric and electronic equipment and its implementation in national laws, old electric tools have to be separated from other waste and disposed of in an environment-friendly fashion, e.g. by taking to a recycling depot.

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