How to use air cooler

An air cooler, also known as an evaporative cooler or swamp cooler, is a device that cools the air by evaporating water. Here are the general steps on how to use an air cooler:

1. Unpack and Assemble:

• If your air cooler comes in parts, follow the manufacturer's instructions to assemble it properly.

2. Position the Air Cooler:

• Place the air cooler in a well-ventilated area, ideally near a window or door to allow for air circulation.

• Avoid placing it in direct sunlight or near heat sources, as this will reduce its cooling efficiency.

3. Fill the Water Tank:

• Fill the water tank with clean water. Some models may also require the addition of a cooling pad or filter.

• Do not overfill the tank; there is usually a maximum fill line indicated.

4. Set the Desired ionizer function:

• If your air cooler has a ionizer, set it to the ionizer function.

5. Adjust the Fan Speed:

• Choose the fan speed that suits your comfort level. Higher speeds will provide more cooling but may also increase noise.

6. Turn On the Air Cooler:

• Plug in the air cooler and turn it on. It may take a few minutes for the cooling process to start.

7. Position the Airflow:

• Adjust the direction of the air vents to direct the cool air where it's needed most.

8. Maintain the Air Cooler:

• Regularly clean the cooling pads or filters as per the manufacturer's instructions to maintain efficiency.

• Check and replace the water as needed, especially during hot weather when the evaporation rate is higher.

9. Turn Off and Drain:

• When not in use, especially during periods of non-use, turn off the air cooler and drain the water tank to prevent the growth of algae or bacteria.

10. Cover and Store:

• If you're storing the air cooler for an extended period, cover it with a protective cover to keep dust and debris out.

Remember to always refer to the specific user manual that comes with your air cooler, as there may be additional instructions or features unique to your model.