GE Air Conditioner Use and Care Manual

DATE OF PURCHASE

SETEMPERATURE

FAN off COOL

high

high

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med

OFF - Turns air conditioner

ff.
AN HIGH - Permits high fan

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speed operation with no cool-

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cooling.

FAN LOW - Permits low fan
speed operation with no cool­ing.
NOTE: For fan only opera­tion ENERGY SAVER must
be in the OFF position.

COOL HIGH - Permits cool-

ing with high fan speed opera­tion,
COOL MED - Permits cooling
with medium fan speed oper-

tion,
COOL LOW - Permits cooling
with low fan speed operation.

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SELECTOR

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N MED - Permits medium

n speed operation with no

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TEMPERATURE

The rotary control marked
TEMPERATURE is the ther-

mostat. it will automatically
control the temperature of
the indoor air. The temper­ature is selected by position­ing the control knob to the

desired number. The higher
the number selected, the
cooler the indoor air will
be.

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2

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AIR EXCHANGER

AIR EXCHANGER

The rotary control marked
AIR EXCHANGER controls
the air exchange to the out­doors. When the Air Sx­changer is in the CLOSED

position only the air inside
the room can be circulated
and conditioned. When the
Air Exchanger is in the OPEN
position a portion of the”in­door air is exhausted from
the room.

ENERGY SAVER

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ENERGY SAVER

The

ENERGY SAVER switch
controls the fan operation.
With the ENERGY SAVER
in the OFF position the fan
will continuously circulate
room air to give the best
room temperature control.

In the ON position the fan
will automatically cycle on
and off to provide the most
economical operation.

FOR NORMAL COOLING

1,

Position the SELECTOR switch to High Cool.

2, Set the TEMPERATURE control to the desired number

(usually the mid-point is a good starting position). If the 3. Position the Al R EXCHANGER
room temperature is not satisfactory after a reasonable
periocl of time, adjust the temperature control to a higher

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number (for a cooler indoor air temperature) or a lower
number (for a warmer indoor air temperature).

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FOR MAXIMUM COOLING

1. Position the SELECTOR switch to High Cool.

2, Set TEMPERATURE control on 10.

position.

FOR QUIETER OPERAT!QN

control to the CLOSED ~. SetTemperatUre.

1. Set SELECTOR on Cool Low.

3. Set AIR EXCHANGER on CLOSED,

control to CLOSED

NIGHT TIME OPERATION

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During evening hours having reduced heat loads - set the
Selector on Low speed for very quiet operation, and the
Temperature setting at mid-range (5 or 6).

AIR EXCHANGER

With the controls set for either cooling or fan operation only,
room air can be exhausted to the outside by positioning the AIR
EXCHANGER control to the OPEN position. This can be help-

ful in removing stale air, smoke or odors from the room . . .
and permits outdoor air to enter through openings normal to
house construction.

NOTE: Cooling effectiveness isreduced when the air exchanger
isOPEN, so it issuggestedit not be left OPEN for long periods,
particularly on hot, humid days.

A!R DIRECTION ADJUSTMENT

RI GHTAND LEFT AIR

To adjust air direction right or left or any position in between,
usetabs located at bottom of louvers (A).

Care and

TIJRN AIR CONDITIONER OFF AND REMOVE PLUG FROM RECEPTACLE

TO CLEAN FILTER

The filter should be washed at least every 30 days and more
often if required.
The appearance grille must be removed to gain accessto the
filter. Carefully push down on top corners of appearance grille
and pull out. The filter can now be removed for cleaning.

Vacuum filter on the dusty side or wash with running water.
Run water from the cleaner side of the filter to drive out the
accumulated dust and lint. Shake to dry.

The nameplate which shows the model and serial number can
be seen behind the discharge grille, when grille is removed.

AIR CIRCULATION

ir circulation and filtering witl?out cooling,

For a

High,

Med or Low on the SELECTOF? switch.

method and frequency with which this service should be per-

formed in your locality.

select Fan

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LEFTAIR

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TO CLEAN AIR CONDITIONER

Grilles Inay !~e wi~]ed Cle;ln wilh a cloth dalmpened in milci

det(:rf]etlt sol(ltiotl. Ct]17inel IT)ay t)e w:Islleci with mild soap or
(Il:tergerl t :IIIIJ lukewarm water.
forrnanc(; , {;ollclt)lls(:r (:oiis (we<]tl]er sitie of unit) should be

c11(2cI<CCIperiodically and clean(+cj,
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