GE AJX06L, AJ808A, AJX08A, AJ810A, AJM10A Use and Care Guide

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Adapter Plug
Air Direction

9 Grounding
5

Installation Instructions 8-13

Air Filter 6 Model and Serial Numbers 2,6

Appliance Registration

2

Care and Cleaning 6
Condenser Coils

6 User Maintenance Instructions 6

Consumer Services 15 Warranty

Problem Solver 7
Safety Instructions

Back cover

Control Settings 3,4

Electrical Requirements

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Energy-Saving Tips 5

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hpotiantSafety

is intendedtohelp youoperate

It
andmaintainyournewair

conditionerproperly.
Keepithandy for answerstoyour

questions.

If youdon’tunderstandsomething
or need more help, write (include
yourphone number):

ConsumerAffairs
GE Appliances
AppliancePark

Louisville,KY40225

writedownthemodeI

serialnumbers.

and

You’llfindthem on a label on the
frame of the air conditioner behind
the frontgrille. See howto remove

the front grille on page6.

These numbers are also on the
Consumer Product Ownership
RegistrationCard that came with

yourair conditioner.Beforesending
in this card, please write these
numbers here:

Instruction

@Rep* or replace immediately

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electricServscecords that

have bwome frayed or otherwise
dmaged. Do notuse a cord that”
shows cracks or abrasion damage.
alongitslength or at ei~er tile

plug or connectorend.

@unplug yow airconditioner

before making any
Westrongly recommend that any
servicingbe performed by a
qutified individual.

repairs.Note:

IfIbuNeed

ToOtJfiinS~~ViC~,seethe
ConsumerServicespage inthe

back of this book.

We’reproud ofour serviceand
wantyouto be pleased.If forsome
reasonyouarc not

service you receive, here are three

to foliowfor furtherhelp.

steps

FIRS~, contactthepeoplewho
servicedyour appliance.Explain
whyyouare notpleased.Inmost
cases, thiswillsolvethe problem.

NEXT, if you are still not pleased,

write allthedetails (includingyour
phonenumber)to:

Manager,ConsumerRelations
GE Appliances
AppliancePark
Louisville,Kentucky40225

FINALLY,ifyourproblemisstill
not resolved,write:

Major Appliance
ConsumerActionPanel
20 North WackerDrive
Chicago,Illinois 60606

service

happywiti] the

Model Number

Serial Number

[Jse these numbers in any
correspondence or service calls
concerning your air conditioner.

I1nrnediateJycontactthe deaier (or
[~uildcr)~l~atsoldyou the air

conditioner.

@For yow safety.. .do not store or

use combustiblematerials, gasoline
or other flammable vapors or
liquidsin the vicinityofthisor
anyother appiiance.

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Therm@matcontrol

Whenyouturn thiscontrolto
thedesiredsetting,the thermostat
willautomaticallycontrol the

temperatureofthe indoor air.
The’higherthenumber selected,
the co;ler the indoor air willbe.

OFF

0~ turns air conditioner off.
~GH FN provideshighh speed

opemtionwithoutcoolingor heating.

LOW FN provideslowfan
speedoperationwithoutcooling
or heating.

~W COOL providescooling
with lowfan speedoperation.

~GH COOL providescooling
with high fan speed operation.

VENT

CLOSE

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When thiscontrolis set at CLOSE, S-.5;’­onlytheair insidethe room can be
circulatedand condition. When
it’sintheOPEN position, some
indooraircan be efiausted from
the room.

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FanSwikh

The Fan Switch, located behindthe
frontgrille, is setat CONHOUS

atthe

fdctory to provide continuous

FNIopemtioninC(W1mode.SWhow

{oremovethe frontgrilleonpage6.

~ youwantthe fi tocycleon
and offwiththecompressor,setthe
FanSwitchat ~CLE.

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1. SetSelector Switch at HIGH

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COOL.

2.

setThermostatcontrol at

desirednmber (Usutiythemidpoint
isa

good startingposition).Ifroom

temperatureis notsatisfactoryafter
areasonabletime,settie ternpera~re

controlat a higher numberfora
coolerroomor atalowernumber
forawarmerroom.

WorQuieterOpemtion

1. Set SelectorSwitchatLOW

COOL”

2. SetThermostatControlat
desirednumber.

3. Set VentilationControlat
CLOSE position.

4. ShiftFan Switchtodesired
position—CONTINUOUSor
mcLE.

ForWreme Temperatures

Forgreatesteconomyandbest
performance,we suggestyou
alwayssettheSelectorSwitchat
HIG14 COOLinextremelyhot
weather.

Foraircirculationand

fil~riw tithoat

SetSelectorSwitchat HIGH FAN
or LOWFAN.

Cootiw

1. SetSelector SwitchatHIGH
COOL.

2. SetThermostatCon~l at 10.

3. SetVentilationControlat
CLOSE position.

4. ShiftFan Switchto

coNTmuous.

For Nighttime Opemtion
During the cooler eveninghours,

it is recommendedthatyouset the
SelectorSwitchatLOW COOL
for very quiet operationandthe
Thermostat Controlat mid-range
(5 or 6).

When the Thermostat Control is set
on 9 or 10and the Fan is set on low
speed, moisture mayfreeze on the
coilsandpreventthe unit from
cooling. If this happens, setthe
Fan at high speed and setthe
Thermostat Control to a lower

number.

For Ventilation
Whethercontrolsare setforcooling

or fan ody operation,settingthe
VentilationControlat OPEN le~

rmm airbeexhaustedto theoutside.
This ishelpfil in removingstale
air, smokeor odorsfrom theroom,
andpetits outdoor air to enter

throughnormal openingsinthe

house.However,coolingeffativeness
is reduced whenthiscontrolis set
at OPEN, so wesuggestyoudon’t
keep it there long–-especiallyin
hot, humid weather.

~@a%~Jp-and”downairtireetion:

$~$~djustlouverswith yourfingertips

todirectdischargedair up, downor

side-to-side

Removethe front grille (seepage6).

Adjustlouverswith your fingertips
to direct dischargedair to theleft,
totherightor straightahead.

airdrection:

* Keep the air filter clean. (See

instructionson page6.)
* Formostefficientcooling,keep

ventin closedpositionexceptwhen
youwantto exhaustair, smokeor
odorsfromthe room.

@Don’tlet the room get too hot or

toocold. Wheneverpossible,turn
theuniton beforethe roomheati
up or cools down.

@Keepwindowsanddoors
closed. Conditionedair escapes
when they’reopen.

@Keep firnace floor registersand
coldairremrnsclosed.Conditioned
air can easdy escapethroughthem.

~Don’t

block frontof unitwhen it

is operating. Curtainsordrapes
blockingit willrestrict air flow.

e It’sbest to operate yourair

conditionerathighspeedduring
extremelyhotor cold weather.

@Keep outdoor condensercoil

clean. (See page 6.)

@Turnair conditioner off before
vacations or extended absences
from home.

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mrmairconditioner Offand

remove the plug fromthe walB

Out!etbefore Cleaning.

Grille & cabinet

Wipebothsidesofgrillewitha

cleanclothlightlydampenedwith
mild liquiddishwashingdetergent,
or clean with a vacuumcleaner

brush. Becarefulnottoforcethe
movablelouversoutofposition.

Other areas behindthegrille may
bewipedor vacuumed,taking care

nottodamagethe coil fins.
Washcabinetwithmildsoapor

detergentand lukewarmwater.
Never use strong chemicals,
solven@or bleaching agenk.

condenser Cous

These coils on the weather side
ofthe unitshouldbechecked
periodically and cleaned if clogged
withdirt or sootfi-omtheatmosphere.

Ifextremeiy soiled, theymayneed
tobesteamcl~aed, aserviceavailable
throughyourGE service outlet.

Theair filterbehind the front grille
shouldbecheckedand cleanedat
leastevery30 daysor as oftenas it
needscleaning.

remove the filter:

To
Grasp the tab at the air outlet on the

front grille and pullit straightup.

clean the filter with a vacuum
cleaner to removelightdust. Wash
the filter in lukewarm, soapy wdter
and rinse in clear waterto remove
stickydust.

When replacing the filter, be sure
the wordFRONT is facingyouas
you slidethe filter back into place.

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The front grillecanbe removed
formorethoroughcleaning or to
makethe modeland serial-numbers
accessible.

To

remove the frontgrille:

1, Grasp the bottomofthegrille
and swing ittowardyouabout4
inches.

2. Slide the grille upward to free
the three tibs at the top of the grille ,~~
from slots in the top of the chassis.

Toreplace the grille, hook top of
grille onto top of chassis and.push
bottomofgrille in until it snaps
intoplace.

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AIRCONDITIONER

DOES NOT OPEMTE

PossIBLE cAusE AND

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pluggedin. Plugreflyhavebeenbumpedloosebyvacuumcleane~orfurniture.

Ifplugged in, fise could haveblown orc;rcuitbreakermayhavebeen tripped.

CONDITIONER

AIR

“DOE~N~ COOL

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SHOULD”

OPEMTING
SOUNDS

W’TE}? DMPPING

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ecumins, b]indsor fu~iture b]Qctingfront

AS

e~~e~ostatc~nt~~~

isat~CLE, thetemperaturein theroomwillvarymorethanwhenit’sat
CONTINUOUS. Turnhob toanothernumber.Higheslsettingshouldprovide
maximumcooling.

s Airfilterdifiyj sh~u~dbe~~eanedatleasteve~y30

~ ~oom may have been very hOtwhen air condi~io~er WaSfirst turned on. Aiiow time fOr

ittocooldown.
~cold air

~Ventilationcontrol maybe setat ~PEN,
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~oo]ingcoilshaveicedup. TO melt ice, set the Fanathigh speed andthe

ThermostatControltoalowernumber.

oThermostat click, ame~fli~sound, nlaybeheard
Thisis normal.

~Fm ~c~e~on andoffwithcompressor when Fan

at~CLE

continuouslywhenairconditionerison.

e Excess water Inay overflow in e~tre~e~y hot and humid

maybe ~scapi~g t~roug~ open fir-nac.e floor registers andcoldair returns,

andSelector Switchis incoolor heatposition.Otherwise, fanruns

may no~ be Setl}igh or low enough. ASC9, When F~Il Switch

of air conditioner willrestrictairffOW.

days. See instructions Onpage 6.

allowing outside airto enter room.

WheD CO~pFeSSOrcycles Onandoff.

Switch betind f~~~tgri~}e~S

weather.Thisis normal.

VATERDRIPPING

eAir conditionermustbe in~~~~edlevelor tiltedslightlyto theoutsidefO~

VSIDE disposaI”

/ATER IN BASE

PAN

@This isnormalfora short period in areaswithlittle humidity; normaIf~ia

)IvOUTDOORSIDE) period in very humid areas. Moisture

where it ispicked upbya,fi~nand thrownagainsttheo~~tdoorcondenser coil.

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toconnectelectricity

How

KorpmoR3dsafety, tm
appliancemustbeproperly

grounded.

Electrical Fequiremen@

m-volt mode~srequire a M/UO-

volta.c., 60 k groundedoutlet
protectedwith a 15amp time delay
fuse 01circuit breaker.

The powercord on thesemodelshas
a three-prong (grounding)plug that

mates witha standard three-prong

(grounding)wall outlet(Fig. 1)to
minimizethepossibilityof electric
shockhazardfromtheseappliances.

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EXISTSBEFORE USE

230/208wvoltmodels requiretheir
ownsinglebranch circuitsupplying
230/208-volta.c,, protectedwitha
timedelayfuseorcircuitbreaker.

Thisisrecommendedfor best
performanceandto prevent
overloadinghousewiring circuits,
whichcouldcausea possiblefire
hazard from overheatingwires.

The powercord onthesemodels

has a 230/208-voltperpendicular,
tandemor largetandemtypeplug
that matesrespectivelywith a

230/208-voltperpendicular,
tandemor largetandem type wall
outlet. These typesof outletsare
availableat most hardwarestores.

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REQUIRES30 AMPTIMEDELAYFUSE

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whether yourairconditioner is a “

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Because ofpotential safetyhazards

undercertainconditions,we
stroElglyrecomend against use
of a adapter pIR.Rg.However,

if you stillelect to use an adapter,
where local codespermit, a
TEMPOMRY CONNEHION
maybe madetoa properlygrounded
two-prongwalloutletby useofa
UL listedadapter (Fig. 2) available

atmostlocalhardwarestores.

TEMPORARYMETHOD

(ADfiPTERPLUGS ti~
PERMlnED INCANADA)

ALIG?4LARGE

Fig. 2

Thelargerslotintheadaptermustbe
alignd-with the largersl~tinthewall
outlet to provideproperpolarity in

the connection of the power cord.

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IP4SUREPROPER GROUND
AND FIRM CONNECTION
BEFORE USE

CAUTION: Attaching theadapter
groundterminal to wall outlet cover
screw does notgroundthe apptiace
udess cover screw is metal, andnot
insulatd, andwdl outletisgroundd
throughhouse wiring. Youshould

havethecircuitcheckti byaqurdifid
electriciantomakesurethe outlet
isproperlygrounded.

Wen &onnw@ thepwer cord
from the adapter, alwayshold the
adapterwith onehand. If this isnot
done,theadapter groundterminalis
veryMelytobreakwithrepted use.

Shouid the adapter ground
tertinan break, Do NOT

USEthe

applianceuntilaproperground

againbeen es~btished.

has

co~d,it is absolutelynecessarythat
itbe a UL listed3-wiregrounding
typeapplimce ex~nsion cord and
thatthecurrent carrying ratingof
the cord in amperesbe equalto or

greatertian thebranchcircuitsize
shownon the rating nameplateof
theappliance.

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allfl f’ont grille only.)

1. Remove chassisfrom cabinet.

2. Loosen the lockingscrew(A),
thenturn thechassisIocting plate
90°downwardas shown,

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LockingPlate

2. MounttheReBFGrille.

1. While holdingthegrilleata 45°
angle,

insertit i~toclips atthe topof

thecaseandpushittowardtheMllit.

Keepslightupwardpressureon the
grilleuntilitfitsflushwith the
bottomofthecabinet.

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1. Installthetop n~ountingrail.onto
thetopofthe cabinetwith4 ~pe B
Screws.

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2. Secure the sil~channeltoboth
sidesofthe cabinetwith4 ~pe B
screws—2on each side.

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3. Loosen theground screw (B),

then removethe ground wire. Save
the ground wire Forreinstallation
later.

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2. Securethebottomofthe grille
with2 longgrille screwsprovided
withthegrille.

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installedfrom.theroom sidewith
shortscrewsprovidedwith tie grille.

Grille Screws(Long)

Grille Screws(Short)

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Sill Channel

3. Insert the lefiand right extension
frames into the top mountingrail

andthe sillchannel.

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4. Secure the filler ctltiains in the
extension frames to ~ot~

the cabinet with 6 ~pe B screws—

3 on each side.

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1. Nleasureand mark thecenterof
thewindowsiilto establishthe
mountingpositionofyourunit.

2. Lifi the windowsashandinsert

the cabinetintothe opening. Center
the cabinetonthelinemarkedon
the windowstool,and positionthe
sill channelintothe stooloffset.
Pull thetopofthecabinettoward

youand lowerthewindowsash

behindthetopmountingrail. The
cabinet shouldbe levelor with 1/8”
pitchtowardthe outside.

3. Pull the window sash downon
top of the unit. For safety purposes,
attach the sash lockingbrackets
with 4 type A screws—2oneach

side.

4. Cut the foam sash gap gasket to

window width and stuff it between
the top of the lower sash and glass
panes of the upper sash. The foam

gasket should be flush with the top
of the lower sash.

Sash Lockingbrackets

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60Sealsmallopeningsaroundtie
cabinetwithgum-typesealer,
provided.

7. Extend and secure thelefiand
rightextensionframestothe
windowsashandthesillchannel
with 6 TypeA screws—3on each
side.

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installedcabinet(providedwith
AJ8 models)or wallsleeveMB36,

MB37 or MB38 (notprovided)
designedfor MA, MM and AJX
models.Make surethatthe tubing
on the unitis not touchingthe wall
case and thatthe wallcase
insulationis secure.

2. Turn the chassislocking plate
90° upwardand lock the chassis
with theplate.

Groundwireon M8 models,

disconnectedwhen thechassis was
removedfromthe cabinet, mustbe
reconnectedtothe cabinetas
shownin step3under

Chassis

onpage 11.

Preparethe

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Ism m LEFT smE OF

T~ WT, extendenoughcord to

reach thewallreceptacle. (Excess
cordlengthmaybestoredin the
spacejust belowthe electrical
componentbox). Insert theline
cord under theclampprovidedwith

theunit.

4. Mounttilegrilleol] the frontof
thechassisbyhookingthe topof
thegrilleontothetopofthe chassis
andpushingbottomofgrillein
untilit snapsintoplace.

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help. Yourcall-and yourquestion­willbe answeredpromptlyand
courteously.hcl youcan cdl any
time. GEAnswerCente@serviceis
open 24 hours a day‘7daysa week.

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willprovide expertrepairservice,
;clleduledata time that’sconvenient

br you.
company-operatedlocations offer you
service todayor tomorrow,or at your

convenience (700 a.m. to 700 p.m.
weekday%9:00 a.m. to 2:00p.m.Satur-

days).Our factory-trainedtechnicians

knowyourappliance insideand out—
somostrepairscan be handed injust
one visit.

ManyGEConsumerService

Youcan havethe securefeeling tiat
GEConsumer Servicewill stillbe
there afteryourwarrantyexpires.Pur-

chase a GEcontractwhile yourwar­rantyis still in effect and you’llreceive
a substantialdiscount.Witha mtitiple­yearcontrac~you’reassuredof future
service attoday’sprices.

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Foroneyearfromdateoforigin?
purchase,we will provide,free of
charge,partsandon-site service

laborto repair or replaceanypart
of %heroom air conditioner that
fails becauseof a manufacturing
defect.

FULL FIVE-YEARWARRANTY
Forfiveyearsfromthe date of

original purchase,wewill provide,
freeofcharge,partsand on-site

servicelabor to repairor replace
any~ti of the sealed~efrlgerat~ng
system(thecompresso~condense~
evaporatorand all connecting
tubing)that fails becauseofa
manufacturing defect.

Foreachof tbe above warranties:
Transportationexpenseto and
from aserviceshopand shop
servicelabor if requiredwill be
free of charge.

This warranty is extended 10

the

original purchaser and any

succeedingownerfarproducts
purchasedfor usein the 48mainland
states,HawaiiandW~shington,D.C.
in Alaskathe warrantyisthesame
exceptthat it is LIMITEDbecauseyou
mustpay to ship the product tothe
serviceshop or forthe service
technician’stravel coststo your home.

All warrantyservicewill be provided
byour FactoryServiceCentersor
byour authorized Customer Care”
servicersduring normal working
hours.

Lookin the White orYellowPages
of yourtelephone directoryfor
GENERAL ELECTRICCOMPANY,
GENERAL ELECTRICFACTORY
SERVICE,GENERAL ELECTRiC­HOTPOINTFACTORYSERVICEor
GENERAL ELECTRICCUSTOMER
CARE@SERVICE.

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usethe product.
Readyour use and care material.

If youthen have any questions
about operating the product, capacity for the intended use,
pleasecontact your dealer or our

Consumer Affairs office at the
addressbelow,ortail, toll free: adequate electrical connecting

GE Answer Cente@
$00.626.2000

consumer information service

COVERED

~Improperinstallation.
If you havean installation

problem, or if the air conditioner
is of improper cooling or heating

contact your dealer or installer.
Youare responsible for providing

facilities.

@Replacement of fuses or

resetting of circuit breakers.
@In commercial

locations labor

necessaryto movethe unit to a

~Failureof the product resulting from
modifications to the product or due to
unreasonable use including failure to
provide reasonable and necessary
maintenance.

e Failuredue to corrosion on models
not corrosion-protected.

~Damagetothe product
by improper powersupply voltage,

accident, fire, floods or acts of God.
WARRANTORISNOTRESPONSIBLE

FORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES.

location where it is accessible for
service by an individual technician.

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Some states do not aliobvthe exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion

may not apply to you. This v~arranty gives you specific

ToknoL~J~l~hatyour iegal rights a~ain your state, consult your local or state consumer affairs office or your state’sAttorney General.

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