Greendale Air Conditioning Repair School Annex     Purpose : AC school and secret society    First seen: "Biology 101"         Visitors: Robert Laybourne, Murray, Troy Barnes No more palm fronds, Troy. Now we are the pharaohs. Serving as an annex to , the is far more than just a two-year trade school. It is the latest chapter in the history of an A/C repair fraternity that dates back to the time of the pharaohs; this society started off as lowly servants but eventually gained enough influence to become a secret power in the world. Written in the sacred texts of "" that was passed down from the society's original founders, its followers await the coming of a messiah known as "". Its first mention was in the episode "". It made its official debut in the episode "". The Air Conditioning School was founded in 1979. Robert Laybourne: The Vice Dean of Greendale and head of the A/C Repair School who has made it his mission to get Troy Barnes enrolled at his school.

His first appearance is in "Biology 101". He is portrayed by John Goodman.Murray: The vice dean's second-in-command who discovers Troy's talents as a repairman. His loyalty to Laybourne is revealed to be a facade for his own ambitions. His first appearance is in "Advanced Gay". He is portrayed by Dan Bakkedahl.Troy Barnes: A student at Greendale who possesses a natural talent for fixing things. Laybourne tries to get him enrolled at his school, believing Troy to be "The Truest Repairman". His first appearance is in the pilot. He is portrayed by Donald Glover.The Chaplain: The spiritual leader of the school who is well-versed in the sacred writings found in "The Air Conditioning Repair Manual". His first and only appearance is in "Introduction to Finality". He is portrayed by John O'Brien.Dennis: A colorful A/C repairman who handles the M.C.duties when there is a duel inside The Sun Chamber. sso: Another A/C repairman who takes over the hosting duties form Dennis and provides a clearer explanation of how the competition inside The Sun Chamber works.

His first and only appearance is "Introduction to Finality". He is portrayed by Robert Hassie.Astronaut making paninis: Someone hired by the A/C school to discredit anyone's account of the initiation into the school in case they try to tell anyone about the experience. His first and only appearance is in "Advanced Gay".Black Hitler: Another person hired by the A/C school to discredit anyone's account of the initiation into the school in case they try to tell anyone about the experience. car ac repair chandler azCan I add or install additional exhaust hoses to my unit?honeywell ac unit reset No, the units are designed with the hoses included. gibson 2 ton ac unitIf you add additional hoses the compressor will shut down from backpressure, and cause the output air to be warm.

This will diminish the efficiency of the unit. Changing the length of the exhaust hose may also void your warranty and even cause your unit to overheat. No, the unit will just recycle hot air back into the room and in the case of the unit with heat function cold air would be recycled back into the room. No, do not remove. This is not packing material but the internal fan housing; since the units are compact and made to be portable, this part was designed with a high grade Styrofoam to make the unit as light as possible for easy mobility. Yes, some of our models do come with a drain tube which can be installed over the drain after removing the cap and plug. The drain tube would then need to be on a downward pitch and draining to the outside or into an ample drainage system. Keep in mind that the units may run a bit hot, but that will not affect the unit. Also continuous draining bypasses (disables) the internal water full safety mechanism. Yes, hot air is exhausted out the back of the unit and must be vented to the outside via window, through a wall, or existing duct work.

A window kit is included that is designed for double hung and sliding type widows up to 43”. How do I change the temperature display readout from Celsius to Farhenheit? Installation guides can be found in your owner's manual.  If you lost or misplaced your owner's manual, please visit our owner's manual download page at support > owner's manuals. How do I know when or how often I need to empty the water reservoir or drain my unit? If the appliance will not be used for a long time, completely drain the water. Run the unit in fan mode only for a half day to dry the appliance inside to prevent mold. Unplug the unit and store cord. Take out the batteries of remote controller. Clean the air filter and reinstall it. Remove the air hoses. Replace in the original carton or cover for storage. Always maintain the unit in an upright position and store in dry place. The external water tray is to be used for draining the unit when the internal water tray is full. Position the external water tray under the drain at the bottom rear of the unit then remove the cap and plug and let water fill the tray.

Do this until no more water comes out of drain and when completely drained reinstall the plug and drain cap. The external water tray is not recommended as a water catch for continuous drainage for the size is not ample enough. Remember the water full safety mechanism is bypassed (disabled) when setup for continuous drainage.                                                                                                                                                                                                                          If you are continually draining into anything you must keep in mind you will have to keep an eye on this to prevent water overflow. We do not recommend bending the exhaust hose more then a 45 degree angle or extending the exhaust hose longer than its intended use. 

Bends beyond 45 degrees may  restrict the air flow which will cause back pressure and cause the output air to be warm. The unit works most efficient when the exhaust hose is as straight and as short as possible. Do not extend the exhaust hose further than its intended use.  Doing so may cause the unit to over heat or perform at an innefficient rate. Yes, this is the sound of the compressor turning on. This is similar to the way a refrigerator works. You can check the back of the unit for the model number listed on the label. The numbers 900, 1000, 1200 refer to the BTU (times 10). The “E” refers to the unit being electronic with remote control. The “M” refers to the unit having manual dial controls. The “D” refers to the unit having dual capabilities of cool and heat functions. The “X” refers to two exhaust hose system. For example: Model ARP-900DE would be 9000 BTU with heat and cool function and electronic control panel with remote control. What types of windows are suitable for my Portable Air Conditioner?

Royal Sovereign Portable Air conditioners include a window kit (two pieces which can be adjusted from 20 inches to 48 inches) to fit most sliding and double hung windows. (Please note that Royal Sovereign window kits are not universal and can vary in size, example: ARP-2412 both pieces are 26 inches long) What if my window kit does not fit in my window or exhaust opening? We do not offer other size window spacer at this time. You can cut the spacer to size if it is to long or you can fill the space with foam or we suggest using Plexiglass which you can purchase and have cut to size from your local hardware store or home center. For any small gaps we suggest purchasing weather stripping from your local hardware store or home center.  You can also purchase window kits on our supports page under parts and accessories. When in auto mode the unit is factory preset to about 75 degrees and the set temp up or temp down buttons are disabled even though it appears you can set the temperature up or down when pressing the buttons.

Make sure the unit is in cool mode by pressing the mode button and only the cool light is on and the auto light is off then you can set your desired temperature. After a few minutes the compressor will come back on. Test the outlet that the PAC is plugged into is working. If the outlet is working than the powerplug breaker needs to be replaced. If the wall outlet is not working, there may be too many appliances on one circuit. Recommended circuit is 20amps.  You can also administer a power plug check:                                                                                                                                                                          Power Plug Check 1. Press the RESET button.  The reset button may be stubborn so you will need to press HARD to reset it until a click is heard and the light comes on. 2. Insert the power plug into the electrical outlet. 3. Press the TEST button.

If the circuit breaker is working you’ll hear a click. 4. Press the RESET button until you hear another click. The circuit breaker in the plug is now activated. 5. Do not use the air conditioner if the above procedure cannot be successfully performed. After switching the air conditioner off, wait 3 minutes before switching it back Make sure the unit is on a flat, level surface. If the floor is not level or the carpeting is too thick, the unit will not be level, causing the water in the internal tray to flow to one side.  This will bypass the water full safety mechanism and the unit will not automatically shut off. Check for broken or damaged casters. Check to make sure the casters are installed securely and evenly. Check and make sure the drain cap and/or the rubber plug is installed. If cap or rubber plug is missing, use a cork. Check and see if the drain is cracked or broken, if so, shave broken drain flat and use a cork. You can use a plumbing adhesive or epoxy to repair the drain.

For additional assistance, contact Royal Sovereign customer service. Check to see if your AC is set in Auto mode. If your AC is in auto mode it is set at approximately 73-77 degrees.  To change the temperature, turn the AC to cool mode and select desired temperature. Make sure the room size is not to large for the BTU’s of the unit, check your manual; you may need a higher BTU unit. The units are designed for zone cooling so make sure all doors to adjoining rooms and hallways are closed. Make sure all windows are closed and there is not excessive sunlight coming in; keep drapes and curtains closed if necessary. Check the back of the unit for any exhaust leaks and secure if necessary. Make sure the exhaust hose is installed properly, securely screwed into the adapter and there are no kinks in the hose. Make sure there is no outside air coming through the window spacer. Apply weather stripping to any gaps or fill in any large gaps with foam or Plexiglass from your local hardware store or home center.

Have you extended the exhaust hose with another? The unit can ONLY be used with the included exhaust hose (dryer type exhaust hoses will cause the unit to over heat). How close is the unit to the wall? If the unit is only inches away from the wall and you are running the exhaust hose out a window, more than likely their exhaust hose bend is at 90 degrees which restricts air flow. In order for the unit to run more efficiently and not overheat, it should be at least 1-1/2 feet away from the wall and the exhaust hose should not exceed more then a 45 degree angle.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Are you exhausting the unit out a hole in the wall? If so, are you using a flap vent on the exterior of your home/office?