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Thru-The-Wall
Installation
NOTE: Consult
local building
codes
prior
to
instal/ation,
or a qualified
carpenter.
Carefully
measure
and cut an opening
with the
following
dimensions.
See FIGS. 1 and 2.
Select Wall Location
WIDTH
"X" = 24-1/4"
plus
twice
the
thickness
of flaming
material
used.
This air conditioner
has a slide-out
chassis,
so it
can be installed
through
an outside
wall up to 7"
(178 ram) thick. IMPORTANT:
Side louvers
must
never
be blocked.
NOTE:
All parts
needed
for Thru-The-Wall
Installation
are provided,
except
a wood
frame,
shims,
and 10 wood
screws
(#10-1"
long
minimum
(25 ram). Select
a wall surface
that:
1.
does
not support
major
structural
loads such
as the frame
construction
at ends Of windows,
and under
truss-bearing
points,
etc.
2.
does
not have plumbing
or wiring
inside.
3.
is near
existing
electrical
oudets,
or where
another
outlet
can be installed.
4.
faces, and is not blocked
to the area to be
cooled.
5.
allows
unblocked
airflow
from rear sides
and
end (outside)
of installed
air conditioner.
BPrepare
Wall
,
Prepare wall in frame construction
(including
brick and stucco veneer).
Working from inside
the room, End wall stud nearest the center of
area where air conditioner
will be installed
(by
sounding
wall, or by magnetically Ending
nails).
2.
Cut or knock
out a hole on each side of center
stud.
3.
Measure
between
inside
edges
of every other
stud
as shown
in FIG. 1.
i
I
I
FIG. I
(8.6 cm)
HEIGHT
"Y" = 15-1/4"
plus
twice
the
thickness
of flaming
material
used.
Y
X
UP TO
7"
.
Build a wooden
sleeve
with
the INSIDE
dimensions
of 24ol/4"
in width
and 15-1/4" in
height.
Frame
depth
should
be the same
as
wall thickness.
Fill in the space
from
the
opening
to the studs
with wood
spacers,
as
shown.
5.
Nail frame
to spacers
with front
flush with
arywaU.
6
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