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Fornormal heating
1.
Set
SELECTOR switch at HIGH
HEAT.
2. Set TEMPERATURE control at
desired number (usually the mid-
point is a good starting position).
If room
temperature is not satis-
factory after a reasonable time, set
the temperature control to a lower
number for a warmer room or at a
higher number for a cooler room.
3. Set AIR OUT control at "closed"
position.
FOR'
matimum
beating
1. Set SELECTOR switch at HIGH
HEAT.
2. Set TEMPERATURE control
at 1.
3. Set AIR OUT control at "closed"
position.
For
quieter
operation
1. Set SELECTOR switch at LOW
FAN speed position.
2. Set TEMPERATURE control at
desired number.
3. Set AIR OUT control at "closed"
position.
Fornighttime
operation
During the cooler evening hours,
it is recommended that you set
the SELECTOR at LOW COOL
or LOW HEAT for very quiet oper-
ation and the TEMPERATURE
control at mid-range (5 or 6).
For
extreme temperatures
For greatest economy and best
performance, we suggest you always
set the SELECTOR switch at HIGH
COOL in extremely hot weather or
HIGH HEAT in extremely cold
weather.
For
vemti~ation
Whether controls are set for
cooiing, heating or fan operation
only, setting the AIR OUT control
at "open" position iets room air be
exhausted to the outside. This is
helpful in removing stale air, smoke
or odors from the room, and permits
outdoor air to enter through normal
openings in the house. However,
cooling or heating effectiveness is
reduced when this control is set at
"open" position so we suggest you
don't keep it there long–especially
when the weather is hot and humid
or extremely cold.
T'
adjust
air
diTectioBl
Y-'he
Up"and"do%m
airtireefion
louvers are together and are con-
trolled by either of two tabs. They
regulate air discharge direction
from straight out to any position up
to 20 degrees above horizontal.
Thee separate banks
of
side-to-side
air tireetion louvers have separate
tabs to let you direct discharged air
to the left, to the right,'or straight
ahead.
SIDE-TO-SIDE
AIR DIRECTION
L UP-AND-DOWN d
—
AIR D!RECTION
Cleaning your
Front G-xiRle
& cabinet
condemseT
c oils
air
conditioner
lVipe front grille with a clean cloth
These coils on the weather side of
lightly dampened with mild liquid
TMmair eom&tioner off and remove
the unit should be checked period-
dishwashing detergent. Wash cabi-
the plug frolmthe %Vall outlet before
ically and cleaned if clogged with
net with mild soap or detergent and
dirt or soot from the atmosphere. If
m
.
cle2BnRBBg.
lukewarm water.
extremely soiled, they n~ayneed to
be steam cleaned, a service avail-
able through your General Electric
service outlet.
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Pub.
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