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INSTALLATION
Your
Carrier
room
air conditioner
was
designed
to be
installed
in a single
or double
hung
window.
This
air
conditioner
is not designed
for use with
vertical
(slider
type)
windows.
EXCESSIVE
WEIGHT
HAZA_
D
]
Use two or more people
to move and in_talI
air condi-
fioner
Failure
to do so can result
in back
or other
injury
UNPACK
THE
AIR
CONDITIONER
Handle
with
air conditioner
with
care
Remove
and
properly
dispose
of packaging
materials
Remove
tape
and
glue residue
from
surfaces
befbre
turning
on the
air conditioner
Rub
a small
amount
of
liquid
dish
soap over
the adhesive
with
your fingers
Wipe
with
warm
water
and
dr% thoroughly
Do not use sharp
instruments,
rubbing
alcohol,
flam-
mable
fluids
or abrasive
cleaners
to remove
tape
or
glue
These
products
can damage
the surface
of your
air conditioner
Electrical
_hock
can cause
injm T or death
Do not
[
install
unit
or remove
fi'ont
grille
with
the power
]
cord plugged
in
Be sure
unit
is unplugged
before
performing
any
installation
or maintenance
WIRING
Plug
power
supply
cord
into a grounded
3-prong
[
outlet
Do not remove
ground
prong
Do not use an
1
adapter
Do not use an extension
cord
Failure
to follow
these
instructions
can result
in
death,
fire. or electrical
shock
The
air conditioner
is powered
by plugging
it into
a
compatible
wall outlet
The
electrical
outlet
MUST
match
the plug
on the unit
power
cord
See Table
1 for
receptacle
types
and fuses
The
unit
nameplate
con-
tains
unit
electrical
data,
unit
ratings,
and
identifica-
tion
numbers.
The unit
nameplate
is located
on the
mght
side of the unit.
Do not use a plug
adapter
or an
extension
cord
The
use of a time-delay
fhse
or tnne-
delay
circuit
breaker
is recommended
Check
available
power
supply
and resolve
anb- wiring
problems
before
installing
and
operating
the air condi-
tioner
If wiring
is required,
all wiring
must
comply
with
all local
and
national
electrical
codes
All wiring
must
be installed
by a qualified
electrician
If you have
an}- questions
regarding
the unit
electrical
data
or wir-
ing, consult
a qualified
electrician
befbre
installation
For your
safety,
this
air conditioner
is grounded
through
the power
cord plug
when
plugged
into
a
matching
wall
outlet
The power
cord
is 60-in
long.
TABLE 1 -- RECEPTACLE
TYPE AND FUSES
RECEPTACLE
TYPE AND FUSES
VOLTS INDICATED/Hz
125/60
AMPS
15
WALL OUTLET
@
FUSE SIZE
15
TIME DELAY FUSE
/_tC'irouit Breaker)
Plug Type
POWER
SUPPLY
CORD
This
room air conditioner
is equipped
with
a protective
power
supply
cord that
senses
current
leakage
Unit
power
is automatically
disconnected
when
unsafe
con-
ditions
are detected
See
Fig. 2
To test
the
power
supply
cord:
1
Plug
power
supply
cord
into
a grounded
3-prong
outlet
2
Press
RESET
3
Press
TEST
(listen
for click: RESET
button
will
trip
and
pop out)
4
Press
and
release
RESET
(listen
fur click:
RESET
button
will latch
and
remain
in)
The power
sup-
ply cord
is ready
fbr operation
The Reset
button
must
be pushed
in for proper
operation
The power
supply
cord
must
be replaced
if the RESET
button
fails
to trip
when
the test
button
is pressed
or
fails to reset
A damaged
power
supply
cord
must
be
replaced
with
a new
power
supply
cord
obtained
fi'om
the product
manufacturer
The
damaged
cord
MUST
NOT
be repaired
Do not use the
power
supply
cord as an off/on
switch
The power
supply
cord
is designed
as a protective
device
The power
supply
cord
contains
no serviceable
parts
Opening
the tamper-resistant
case voids
all warranty
and
perfbrmance
claims
FIGURE
2 -- POWER SUPPLY CORD
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