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tiection
Airdirectionon theindoorsideis
throughthefrontgrilleandoutthe
top.Air flowoutthetopshouldnot
beobstructed bycumins or drapes.
HOOMSIDE VIEW
Air directionon theoutdoorside
is throughtherear grilleandout
throughthetopandsidelouvers.
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AIR
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AIR
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MoMure r emoval
Moisturethatyourair conditioner
removesfromthe air drainsto the
rear of thecabinetwhereit is
pickedup bya fananddispersed
againstthecondenser. o ccasionally,
morelikelyduringstart-up,a
"pinging"noisemaybe heard.This
is normalfor a shorttimein less
humidareasand longerin very
humidareas. Thismethodof
moistureremovalimprovesthe
operationalefficiencyof yourair
conditioner.
Note:Beforemovingyourair
co~~c~itioner
to anotherlocation,
f~~rn i t offand wait5 or 10minutes
to allowcondensateto drain from
the coil infothe bi]sepall. Then,
~eep~ng a
fir123 grip on the
air
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,. -. co~]ditioner, carefuliyraisethe
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windowa~ldtiltthe air cont~itiolle~
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to tileo~~tside 10drain wa{er from
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USER
M~NmcE
msTRucTIoNs
Grilles&
cabinet
Wipegrilleswitha cleancloth
lightlydampened withmildliquid
dishwashing d etergent. W ash
cabinetwithmildsoapor detergent
andlukewarm water.
condensercons
Thesecoilson theweatherside
oftheunitshouldbechecked
periodically andcleanedif clogged
withdirtor sootfromtheatmosphere.
If extremelysoiled,theymayneed
to be steamcleaned;a service
available throughyourGeneral
Electricserviceoutlet.
Thefoamair filterbehindthe
inletgrilleshouldbe washedat
leasteve~ 30 daysor as oftenas
it needscleaning.
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Placethegrilleona flatsurface
andremovethefilter.Washthe
filterin hot, soapywater, j ust as
youwoulda sponge. S queeze dry.
Toreinstallthefilter,placeit on
pinslocatedon thebacksideof
thegrille.
Toreplacethegrille,placethetwo
tabsat thebottomofthegrilleinto
slotson thecaseandpushthegrille
forward.
Removethe inletgrilleby grasping
the tabat the topofthe grille,
pullingout and liftinggrilleout.
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