parrotdaryl asked:

I have an air conditioner unit. It sits on the windowsill of my apartment. The maker appears to be a registered trademark named Simplicity. The unit has the two modes, air conditioner mode and fan mode. It seems to have a control for three speeds, high, medium and low. Then there is a control to make two blades glide back and forth. I should think those are to circulate the air inside the apartment here? These blades have a switch for close and open. The unit has what looks like a timer control, it is a button with a clock symbol. I guess that is so the air conditioner goes on and off at a specified hour. There are the important temperature controls. One control that has got me a little confused is a button with a picture of a pointing finger. Pressing that seems to turn off the fan or air conditioner. Is that for turning off those functions while keeping the unit active? The power on/off switch I understand. Any information is welcome to illuminate my understanding.

Question posted courtesy of: Reginald

2 Responses to “What do the controls on my air conditioner unit do?”

1. KnM on August 15th, 2008 4:49 am

   For few seconds it could also be reset button.
   For few seconds it in for few seconds it could also be reset button.
   For few seconds it in for few seconds it could also be control lock try holding it may be reset button.

2. garyomega on August 17th, 2008 5:50 am

   For that models owners manual.