Table of Contents
Advertisement
Available languages
Available languages
Installation°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°
Decoraffve
& ChassT
RemovM
F_goD
F_goE
Air
filter
i
SCI'PWS
0" _
Cabinet
Chassis
Decorative
Front
Removal
First remove
the air filter by grasping
the tabs and pulling
it up and out of the unit
(Fig. DL
Remove
both
screws located
behind
the filter, one in each
corner.
After removing
the screws,
grasp
the
decorative
front
on both
sides of the unit
about
4 inches
from
the
bottom
and pull towards
you. After the sides are loosened,
gently
pull up and out to disengage
the top of the decora-
tive front.
Removing
the
Chassis
Remove
the
two
(2) antitheft
screws
from
the bottom
front
side of the cabinet.
RETAIN THESE SCREWS,
they
will be replaced
later in the installation
{Fig. DL
Slide the chassis
out of the cabinet
by grasping
the front
flange of the evaporator
cover and pulling
forward
while
bracing
the cabinet
(Fig. E).
Use caution when working around exposed sharp edges
of the cabinet and sharp coils to avoid injury or torn
clothing.
Wfndow
f staffaffon
(Hash
Mo n#
Installing
Cabinet
in Window
(Flush
Mount)
1. Attach
cabinet
side seals to the existing
holes in the
cabinet using the six (6) screws supplied
(Fig. F).
2. Open
window
and
mark
the
center
of window
sill.
Carefully
place
cabinet
in window
and
align
center
mark
on the bottom
tie bar with
the center
mark
on
the window
sill (Fig. FI.
SIMer
Cabinet
SCl'PWS
Cabinet
side seal
Bottom
tie bar
3. Close window
until it touches
behind
top retainer
bar.
Do not
close
window
so tightly
that
sliders
cannot
move.
(Do not
release
your
grip on the cabinet
until
the lower window
sash is in its final position)
{Fig. FL
4. Attach
the cabinet
to the window
sill by driving
two (2)
1" long screws through
each cabinet
track into the win-
dow sill (Fig. G).
Ffgo G
145ndow sill
2
Advertisement
Table of Contents
