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8 a
9
l
10
l
11
l
S 2e
Insert exterior
cabinet
through
wall opening.
Leave
%"
minimum
overhang
into
the room
at top
of cabinet,
after
allowing
for trim.
For
proper
outward
water
drainage,
shim
or
reposition
cabinet
to
provide
the
proper
downward
tilt
to the outside
1% bubble
or 1")
and side-to-side
leveling.
Fill
all
spaces
between
cabinet
and
finish
frame
with
insulation.
Drill holes
in the cabinet
and attach
it securely
to
finish
frame.
Use
ten
*IO
x 1"
wood
screws
(four
screws
for
each
side
and
two
screws
for
the
top;
not
included).
Do
not
overtighten
screws
or cabinet
will
distort
and
provide
a poor
air seal between
cabinet
and
unit.
Insert
air conditioner
into
cabinet.
Do
not
push against
sharp fins and plastic
parts. Attach
green
ground
wire
to the left-front
corner
of
unit
base by using retainer
screw.
(CAUTION:
KEEP
WIRE
CONNECTED
WHENEVER
AIR
CONDITIONER
IS IN CABINET.
IT IS
THERE
FOR YOUR
ELECTRICAL
SAFETY
DURING
OPERATING
AND
MAINTENANCE.)
Place escutcheon
plate
into
position.
Insert
knobs
through
holes
and
press
them
onto
shafts
(see Figure
43).
13
l
Attach
front
panel.
Place
top
in
position
first
and
push
to engage
clips.
Then
engage
clips
near
bottom
of sides.
Clips
go inside
cabinet
flange.
14
l
Caulk
all outside
wall openings
around
cabinet.
15
l
If needed,
install
molding
around
room
sideof
cabinet.
OPTIONAL:
During
high
humidity,
condensate
may drip from
the outside
of your
air
conditioner
onto
the
ground
below.
If
your
air conditioner
is installed
where
this
is
undesirable,
you
can
direct
the
water
to
a
more
suitable
spot
by
simply
attaching
a
58inch
inside-diameter,
thin-walled
hose to
the
drain
spout
at
rear
of
cabinet
(see
Figure
44).
Figure 44
OUTSIDE
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