GE RAB77B Installation Instructions Manual

Before you begin - Read these instructions completely and carefully.
IMPORTANT – OBSERVE ALL GOVERNING CODES AND ORDINANCES.
Note to Installer – Be sure to leave these instructions with the Consumer.
Note to Consumer – Keep these instructions with your Owner's Manual for future reference.
For further details, refer to the GE Architects & Engineers Design Data Manual for Zonelines. To obtain a copy
of that manual, call the GE Answer Center
NOTES:
• Handle the case carefully.
• The cardboard stiffener inside the case, and the rear
protective panel must remain in place until the chassis is
installed to assure case rigidity and squareness.
• If a sub-base is to be used, it may be desirable to
assemble it to the case before securing case to the
wall.
CRITICAL DIMENSIONS
Outside wall
"C"
NOTES:
• Care should be taken in location of electrical supply
entry in relationship to wall sleeve to ensure access
to power once the unit is installed.
• If the case is installed with any appreciable
projection (1" or greater) into the room, an insulation
kit (RAK901L) is available to minimize the formation
of condensation on the case.
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Ceiling
"A"
"B"
Roomside
"D"
Finished floor or top of carpet
Installation Instructions
for your new
RAB77B
Room Air Conditioner Case
for AZ Series Zoneline Models
Only
CASE LOCATION
As a general rule the air conditioner should
be located in an outside wall to ensure proper
distribution of conditioned air. It should be located
in a portion of the wall where there is no electrical
wiring or plumbing, and where there are no
obstructions immediately inside or outside.
RECOMMENDED
DIMENSIONS INSTALLATION CLEARANCE
A
B Projection of case into room—
2 3 8
into the room, a sub-base or other
support is recommended.
C
D Height above finished floor or
top of carpet—
E Left/Right side of case to adjacent
INSTALL CASE LEVEL IN ALL DIRECTIONS
"E"
1
Top of case
Outside wall
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"E"
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