GE AMS10 Use and Care Manual

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IuseandCare&

contents

AdapterPlug 3
AirDirection

ApplianceRegistration 2
CareandCleaning

AirFilter 6
Grille&Cabinet

OutdoorCofi

ConsumerSeHtices
ControlSettings

ElectricalRequirements

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6

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4,5

3

~nstai~ationGuideI

EnergySaverS\titch 4
Energy-SavingTips

ExtensionCords
FreezingUp

Grounding

InstallationInstmctions
ModelandSerialNumbers 2,6

ProblemSolver
SdfetyInstructions 2

UserMaintenanceInstructions 6

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BackCover

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Helpushelp you.*e

Beforeusingyour air

conditioner,readthisbook

$arefullyo

It is intended to help you operate
and maintain your new air
conditionerproperly.

Keep it handy for answersto your

questions.
If yotldon’t understandsomething

or need more help,write (include

your phonenumber):

ConsumerAffairs
GE Appliances
AppliancePark

Louisville,KY 40225

writedownthemodel

serial numbers.

and

YoLI’11find them on a label on
the right hand side of thecabinet

and/or behind the frontgrille on
the front end of thebase pan
(for service use).

These riulmbersare also on the
Consumer Product Ownership

Registration Card that came with
your air conditioner.Before
sending in this card, please write
these numbers here:

Model Number

Serial Number

Use these numbers in any
cc~rrcspondcnceor service calls
concerning your air conditioner.

moRTmT

men usingthisappliance,always
exercisebasicsafetyprecautions,
includingthefollowing:

eusethisapplianceonlyfori~

intendedpurposeasdescribed
inthisUseandCareGuide.

oNeverunplugyourair

conditionerbyptiingonthe

po~vercord.Alwaysgripplug
firdy andpullstraightoutfrom
thereceptacle.

sRepairorreplaceimmediately

allelectricSertieecordsthat

havebecome
damaged.Donotusea cordthat
showscracksorabrasiondamage
alongitslengthorateitherthe
plugorconnectorend.

~Unplugyourairconditioner

before

makinganyreptirs.

Note:Westronglyrecommend
thatanyservicingbeperformed
byaqualifiedindividual.

frayedorOthertise

To obtainservice,see the
ConsumerServicespage in the
back of this book.

We’reproud of ourserviceand
wantyou to be pleased.If for some
reason you are not happy with the

serviceyou receive,here arethree
stepsto followfor further help.

FIRST,contact the peoplewho

servicedyour appliance.Explain

why youare not pleased. In most

cases, thiswill solvethe problem.
NEXT, if you are stillnot pleased,

write all the details—including
your phone number—to:

Manager,Consumer Relations
GE Appliances
AppliancePark
Louisville,KY 40225

FINALLY,if your problem is still
not resolved, write:

Major Appliance Consumer

Action Panel
20 North WackerDrive
Chicago, IL 60606

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If you receiveda dalnaged
QirConditioner.

Iinmediately contact [he dealer

(or builder) that sold you the
air conditioner.

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~For yoursafety...d.onotstore

orusecombustiblematerials,

gasolineorotherflammable
vapors

or liquids inthevicinityOf

thisoranyotherappliance.

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For personalsafety,

appiiancemustbe

this
properly

Electrical

115-voltmodels require a 115/120-

volta.c., 60 hz grounded outlet
protected with a 15amp time delay
fuse or circuit breaker.

Thepowercord on thesemodelshas

a three-prong(grounding)plugthat
mateswith a standardthree-prong

(grounding)walloutlet(Fig. 1)to
minimizethepossibilityof electric
shockhazardfrom theseappliances.

PREFERRED

METHOD

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Where a standard two-prong wall

outlet is encountered, it is your
personal responsibility and
obligation to have it replaced with

a properly grouncledthree-prong
wall oLltlet.

Do NOrFyUNDKR AN17

CIRCUMSTANCES, CUT 01{
REMOVE THE THIRD
(GROUND) P~o~~ ~~~~
T1-IEI’GWEI%Corn.

230/208-volt models require their

groundede

requirements

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INSUREPROPER
GROUNDEXISTS
BEFOREUSE

thatmates respectivelywith a

230/208-voltperpendicular,
tandemor largetandemtype wall
outlet.These types of outletsare
availableat most hardware stores.

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PERPENDICiLARUPE WALLOUTLET

LINECORDPLUG

REQUIRES20AMPTIMEDELAYFUSE

ORCIRCUITBREAKERPROTECTION

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230/208-VOLT MATCHING

TANDEMTYPE

LINECORDPLUG

REQUIRES15AMPTIMEDELAYFUSE

ORCIRCUITBREAKERPROTECTION

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230/208-VOLT

IARGETANDEMTYPEWALLOUTLET

LINECORDPLUG

REQUIRES30AMPTIMEDELAYFUSE

ORCIRCUITBREAKERPROTECTION

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MATCHING

WALLOUTLET

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MATCHING

W“hetheryour airconditioner is

a 115-voltor a 230/208-volt umit~
it isimportant to have the wall
outlet and circuit checliedby a

qualified electrician if there is
any doubt as to
~lroperground exists.

whether a

TEMPORARYMETHOD

Fig.2

Thelargerslotintheadapter must
beafignedwiththelargerslotin the

walloutlet to provideproperpolarit

inthe connectionofthepowercord

CAUT1ON: Attachingthe adapter
groundterminaltowall outlet cove
screwdoesnot ground the applianc
unless cover screwis metal,and no
insulated,and wdl outletis
groundedthroughhousewiring.
Youshouldhavethecircuitchecke
by a qualifiedelectriciantomake

surethe outletisproperlygrounde(

when diseomeeting tile power

cord.from the
hold the adapter wfihone hand.
If this is not done, the adapter

grot~ndterminal isvery likely tO
break with repeated use.

Shouldthe adapterground
terminal break,DO NOT USE the
applianceuntil a proper ground
hasagainbeeneshblishedo

Because of potential safety
hazards under certain conditions,
we strongly recommend against
the use of
However, if you still elect to use

an extension cord, it is absolutely
necessary that it be a UL listed
3-wire grounding type app]iance
extension cord and that the current
carrying rating of the cord in
amperes be equal to or greater
than the branch circuit size shown
on the rating nameplate of the
appliance.

BEFOREUSE

adapter9always

an extensioncord.

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Operating “YourAir ConditionerControls

CLOSE VENT OPEN

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(ONTHEGRILLEFRAME

ABOVETHECONTROLPANEL)

ventilationcontrol

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selectorswitch

OFF turnsair conditioneroff.

FANONLY providesair
circulationwithout cooling.

Forfa?zonlyoperation,Energy
SaverFan CycleSwitc/tnzustbein
NOMM positio~z.

LO COOL provides cooling with

low fan speed operation.

MED COOL providescooling
with medium fan speed operation.

HI COOL provides ceoling with

high fan speed operation.

Freezingup

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Outside air
temperature
dropping Selector at HI F~ or HI COOL

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If’you noticethat yoLlrair
conditioneris nc]tcoolingas it
ShOLl~d,it m;iybe [hat ~cchas f0rlllt3d

Thermostat control

When youmove the ‘rherrnostat

Controlto the desired setting,the
thermostatwill automatically
controlthe temperature of the
indoor air.The higher the number
selected,the cooler the indoor air
will become.

on thecoolingcoils.The iceblocks
airflow and stopstheunitfrom
coolingtheroom. This “freezingup”
isa temporaryconditionthatmost
oftenoccursat nightwhen the
Thermostatis set at a highernumber
and theSelectoris set on LO

To correct the condition, setthe
and move the Thermostat to the

warmest setting.

COOL.

When youmovetheVentilation
Control to CLOSE,the ventdooris

closedandonlythe airinsidethe
room willbe circulatedand
conditioned.Movingthecontrolto
OPEN opensthe ventdoor,
allowinga smallamountof indoor

airto be exhausted from the room.
However,coolingeffectivenessis

reducedwhen thiscontrol is set at
OPEN, so we suggestyoudon’t
keep itthere long-especially in
hot,humidweather.

EnergysaverFan

cyclestitch

This switch

.

controls the fan

operation.

NORMAL

settingallows

continuous

fan function,

circulatingair

even when the

compressorhas

cycled OHand

the thermostat

settinghas been reached.This

settingis recommendedfor

maximum comfoll.

SA\~Esettinglets the fan cycle on

and off with the compressor during

cooling.The fan stopswhen the

thermostatsettingis satisfied.This

settingresultsin longerofftime

and wider variationsof room

temperature and humidity.This

settingis nol~nallyused when the

room is Llnoccupied,

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For nor~nalcooling

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For quieteroperation

1,Set theSelectorSwitch at MED

COOL.

2.SettheThermostatControlat

thedesirednumber (usually5 or 6
is a good startingposition). If room
temperatureis not satisfactoryafter

a reasonabletime, set the
ThermostatControlat ahigher
numberfor a coolerroom or at a
lower numberfor a warmerroom.

3. Set theEnergy SaverSwitch at.
NORMAL position.

4. Set the VentilationControl at
CLOSE except forbrief periods
when you want to exhaustroom air
to the outside.

For maximum cooling

1. Set the SelectorSwitch at

HI COOL.

2. Turn the Thermostat Control
to 10.

3. Set the VentilationControl at
CLOSE.

4.Set the Energy SaverSwitch at
YORMALposition.

1. Set the Selector Switchat the
LO COOL position.

2. Turn the ThermostatControl to

the desired number,

3. Set theVentilation Control at
CLOSE.

4. Set the EnergySaver Switchat
NORMAL position.

Note:When the Energy Saver

Switch is at theSAVEposition,
changesin the sound level may be
more noticeable than when it’sat
the NORMAL position,

For nighttinleoperation

During the coolerevening hours,
we recommend that you setthe
Selector Switch atLO COOL

for quieter operation and the
Thermostat Controlat mid-range
(4 or 5). Set the Ventilation
Control at CLOSE and the Energy
Saver Switch at NORMAL or
SAVEposition.

Forextremetemperatures

For greatest economy and best
performance, we suggestyou
set the Selector Switch at HI
COOL in extren~elyhot weather.

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The up-and-down

airdirection

louvers are controlledby tabsthat
let you positionthe louvers to
discharge the air up, down or
straightout.

side to side

For

fixed side-to-side air

direction, setthe CirculaireSwitc
to ON until the desiredair directic
is obtained, then move it to

OFF.

For continuousside-to-side air

circulation,

set the Circulaire

Switch to ON and leave itthere.

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careand cHeadng

USERMAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS

Turn airconditioner ofTand
remove the plug
outlet before

Wipefront grille with aclean cloth

lightlydampened with mild liquid
dishwashingdetergent.Wash
cabinet with mild soapor detergent
and lukewarm water.

This coil on the outdoor side
of the unit shouldbe checked
periodicallyand cleaned if
clogged withdirt or soot from

the atmosphere. If extremely
soiled, it mayneed to be steam
cleaned, a service available

through your GE service outlet,

FrontGrille

Remove thefront grille if you
need to read themodel and serial
numbers.

To remove tile

1. Rcn]ove air filter from the grille

by sliding itto the right.

2. Remove and save the screw tha(
holds the grille LOthe ch:]ssis.

3. Press ii~w:~rdon the iower right

siclcc}f”the cabinet until the tab is
clear C)f
~’rilleto cf~nletow;lrd ycl[lslightly<

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the slot and allow [he

fromtile wall

cleaning.

grille:

Do notpull tile bottom edge

towardyoumorethan3 inches
or damageto thetop2 tibs of the
grille may occur.

Grasp the grille’slower right

5.

a~d left corner and carefullylift
straightupward to disengagethe
2 top tabsfrom their slotsin the
cabinetfront edge.

CABINET

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“@ SCREW

attach the grille:

To

~tilleis attachedon the frontof

The

thecabinetby 4 tabsand a screw.

1. Remove air filter from the grille

by slidingit to the right.

2. Engage two tabs on the grille’s
top insideedge with two slots in
the cabinet front edge.

3. Press inward on the lower right
side of the metal cabinetat the
location of the slotsand then
carefully push the grillein until the

tab engages with the slot.
Do not

plasticgrille or damage‘tothe
tabs!Villoccur.

~a

strike or forcibly hit t~le

Repeatthisprocess for the lower

left side.

5. Ttiountthe grille on the front of
the cabinet with the screw attached
to the grille during shipping, and
sliclcthe filter back intoplace.

Air Filter

Theairfilterbehindtheinletgrille
shouldbe washedatleastevery30
daysor as oftenas itneedscleaning.

To

removethefilter, graspthe tab

on thefilterand pullto the right.
Vacuumthe filteron the dusty side

to remove lightdust.Wash the
filter,cleaner sideup, under gently
flowing water to wash out

accumulateddust and lint. If the
filter is very dirty,use amild
householddetergent in the wash
water.Let the filter dry thoroughly
before replacing it.

Whe~~replacing the filter, be sure
the word FRONT isfacing you as
you slidethe filter back into place.

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*Keep theair filterclean.

aFor mostefficient cooling,
keep the ventilationcontrolin
the CLOSE position except
when you wantto exhaustair,
smoke or odors from the room.

~Don’t let theroom get too

hot. Wheneverpossible, turn the
uniton beforethe room heatsup.
Whenheat is “storedup” in walls,

furniture,rugs and draperies,your
air conditionertakes longer to
produce the desired comfort
condition.

~Keep windows and doors
closed. Cool, dry air escapes
when they’reopen.

~Keep furnace floor registers
and cold air returns closed. Cold
air can easily escape through them.

0Don’t letdrapes or furniture
block the top or frontof unit
and restrict air flow when it

is operating.

QIt’s bestto operate your air
conditioner at high speed during
extremely hot weather.

QKeep the outdoor condenser
coil clean.

~Turn air conditioner off before
vacations or extended absences

from home.

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PROBLEM

CONDITIONER

AIR

DOES NOT OPERA~

AIR CONDITIONER
“DOES NOT COOL
.4SIT SHOULD”

OPEMTING SOUNDS

POSSIBLE

~Not

CAUSE

pluggedin. plug ~~fiyhavebeen bu~nPed

looseby vacuumcleal~eror furniture,
~If pluggedin, fusecould haveblown or

circuitbreaker may have tripped.

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CUItir-1, blindsorfurnitu~cblockingthetoPOr

thefrontoftheairconditionerwill r~strictairtlow,
@ThermostatControlmay notbe set high

enough+Move theknob to ahighernumber.
Highest setting shouldprovidemaximum
cooling.When EnergySaver Switchis setat
SAVE,temperaturerangeinroomwillvarymore.

~Air filter dirty,shouldbe cleanedat least
every 30 days.

*Roommayhavebeen veryhotwhenair
conditionerwasfiistturnedon.Allowtime
for itto cooldown.

~Cold airmay be escaping throughopen
furnacefloorregistersandcold airreturns.

*VentilationControlmaybe setat OPENposition,
Mowinghotoutsideairto entertheroom.

*Cooling coils have icedup. To melt ice,
mtive the Selector Switchto FANONI.Y and
the Thermostat Controlto a lower number.

*Thermostatcfick,a metallicsound,maybeheard

whencompressorcycleson andoH.Thisisnormal.
eFan runs continuous y when Selector Swilch

is in COOL or FAN position.This is normal.
When Energy Saver Switch is set at

SAVE,

fan cycleson and offwith cornp~essor.

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OUTSIDE

~JqATERIN B.4$E PAN

(ON OUTDOORSIDE)

QExcess water may overflow in extremely hot

and humid weather. This is normal.

~Air conditionermustbe installedlevel or tilted
slightlyto the outsideforproper waterdispos~ti.

~This is normal for a short period in areas with

little humidity; normal for a longer period in
very humid areas. Moistureremoved from
indoor air d~ainsto rear of cabinet where it is
picked up by a fan and thrown against ~he

outdoor condenser coil,

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Beadthese instructionscompletely and

carefully.

lMPORTANT—Observe

ailgoverning codes

andOu-dinances.
!NsTALLER—Be

instructions withthe consumer.
CONSUMER—l(eep these instructions for

future reference.

sure to leave these

ELECTRICALREOUIREMEITS

FORPERSONALSAFETY

“THIS APPLIANCEMUST BEPROPERLY

GROUNDED.

“ Do NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES,

CUT OR REMOVE

PRONGFROMTHEPOWERCORD.

~WE RECOMMENDTHAT YOU DONOTUSE
AN EXTENS!ONCORDORANADAPTER
PLUGW~THTHISAPPLIANCE.

~ DO NOTCHANGETHEPLUGONTHE

POWERCORDOFTHISAPPLIANCE=

o FOLLOWNATIONALElectrical CODES

OR LOCALCODESAND ORDINANCES.

See grounding instructions.

THETHIRDGROUNDING

~Standarddouble-hungwindow with actual

openingwidth of 26” to42”.

~Clearverticalopeningof 151/z”minimum from

bottomofsashto stool.

* Installthe airconditionerinawindow where
therewill beenoughclearancearoundthe cabinet
to allow ample circulationofairthroughthe unit.

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26”to 42”

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min.

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Note: All supporting parts should be secured to

firmwood,masonryormetal.

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115V

circuit

15AMP

“parallel” type

230V1208V

20AMPcircuit

“perpendicular” type

230V1208V

15AMPcircuit

“tandem” type

230V1208V

30AMPcircuit

“tandem” type

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* Ifthe electrical supply provided does not meet
Lheabove specifications,call a licensedelectrician.

~~luminum house wiring may posespecial

,~roblems-consuit a qualified electrician.

~This unitrequires a separate circuitservingonly

this appliance.

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TOOLSHEEDED

@Phillipsheadscrewdriver
* Blade-typescrewdriver
sSharp knifeor razorblade

@JRuleor tape measure

~Pencii

Type A

screw

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Type C

screw

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“ Level

Sash

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* Boxwrench

Type A

Top

mounting

SCREWSFURNISHED(seesamples)

TypeA TypeB

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Qty-3

Qty-2

Type C

7

Qty-4 Qty-6

Type D

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window filler

panel

TypeB-

screw

Sealer (11/2oz.)

Type A

screw

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+ Right

window filie

panel

Type C<

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See Front Grilie section.

E PREPARECABINED

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MPREPARECHASSIS.

1. Remove chassis locking bracket and chassis

locking

(Savefor reuse.)

screwwith a Phillipsheadscrewdriver.

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Chassis lockings

1 ------

Chassis locking bracket

2. Remove ground screw and groundwire.

(Savefor reuse.)

Roomside+

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4!.

1.Installtop mountingrailontotop ofcabinet

with 3 Type D screws.

Type D screw

Sill

ch-

2. Installbottom sillchannel onto cabinet by
insertingnotcheson channel intoslotslocated
on bottom of cabinet andsecuringwith 3 Type D
screws.

+ Top mountingrail

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m

t

Type D screw

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Type D
screw

Cabinettop

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3. Remove chassisfrom cal~inetusingThebase pan
ISa handle.

(--’”)

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7. Slide left window filler pane! into top and bottom

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mounting rails.

2.

Slideretainerpanelintowindow fillerpaneland

attachto cabinetwith 2 TypeCscrews.

3. Repeatfor rightside.

g rail

5. Securetop mountingrailwith twoTypeBscrews.

-rypeA >

screw

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z Window

Window

fillerpanel

ngrail

— Retainer panel

1.Cutsealingribbonto window width andstickit

to bottom ofthe lower window sash.

2. Measure and markcenter ofwindow sillto

establishmounting positionof cabinet.

3. Installcabinet intoopening and center on line

marked onwindow sill.Puttop of cabinettoward
youand lowerwindow sashbehindtop mounting
rail.

B

/

~<dow filler

#

v

panel

screws

(attachedon the

top mountingrail

duringship~ng)

Cutfoam sashgasketto window width andstuff
between top of lower sashand glasspanesof
uppersash.Make surefoam gasketisflushwith
top of lower sash.

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Sealing
ribbon
(ADHESIVE

SIDE)

Center line

.. Extend

and secure left and rightwindow filler

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anels to window sashwith Type A screws, one

a(; h side.

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Installsashlockingbracket usingType~ screws.

Type A

screw

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1.Slidechassisintocabinet.(Make suretubingon

unitisnottouchingwail case.)

2. Lockchassisintocabinetbyreinstallingchassis
lockingbracketand chassislockingscrew removed
inStep

2.

Chassis lockingbracket

E CHECKFORAIRLEAKS.

Seal smallopeningsaroundcabinetwith gum-type

sealer,provided.

❑/NsmLLFRONTGR!LLE

See FrontGrillesection.

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3. Reconnect ground

chassis.

4. Removeenough linecordto reachthe wall
receptacle.

wire removedinStep 2 to

THE CABINET MAY BE INSTALLED

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THROUGH THE WALL IN BOTHEXISTING

BUILDINGS

AND NEWCONSTRUCTION.

iMPoRMNT

“ Any side louvers must projecton the Oudoor

ofthe Wval!o

side

oThe roomsideofthe cabinetmustprojectinto

the roomat least 1“ from the finishedwall.
~The cabinetmust be installedlevelfrom sideto

sideandwith a 3/8” tiltfrom front to rear.

~Phillipsheadscrewdriver
0Blade-typescrewdriver
* Magnetic studfinder(optional)

~Tin snips
eHandsaw

“ Level

beChisel

* Concretesaw (ifinstallingthrougha masonrywall)

“ Hammer
“ Cal~lkinggun
* Tapemeasure

1.Determinesizeofopening.Measurewidth and
heightof cabinetandadd !/8” to eachdimension.

“

2. choose the wall openinglocation. Be sure a

power receptacleis(orwill be) installednearby.

3. Maketheopening. Frameit to supportthe
weight ofthe airconditioner.

Add metalflashingoverbottom offrame opening
and 1“upon sidesto reducethe possibilityof
moistureenteringthe areabetween the innerand
outerwall. The flashinglipshouldbe 1“wide and
bent down 45: See the illustration,page 14.

(obtain locally)

“12 #10 wood screws, 1“ long
“1tube highgrade caulkingcompound
“Wooden framing studs
* I...intel,if required,to supportbricksor blocks

above opening

~Flashing,aluminum or galvanizedsteel

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1. Removechassisfrom cabinet.See Step 2 of

Window Installation.

2. With caulkingcompound or electricaltape,

sealall holesprovidedinthe cabinetfor window

installationhardware not usedinthisinstallation.

Place cabinet inwall opening.

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2. Securecabinet bottom railto wooden frame

with two 1“long #10 wood screws.

3. Securecabinetsidesto wooden frame with six
1“long#10 wood screwsand securecabinettop

to framewith four 1“ long#10 wood screws.

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Drill holesincabinet sidesand top, if necessaryfor

properinstallation.Ifframe isoversize,useshimsto

preventcabinetdistortion.

4. Caulkallfoursidesonthe outdoorsideof

cabinetto preventmoisturefromgetting

throughtothe interiorwall.Useofflashing(a

piece ofaluminum orgalvanizedsteelavailableat
most hardware stores)will further preventmoisture

from gettinginto interiorwalls.

5. Installwood trim molding(obtained locally)

around roomsideprojection of cabinet, ifdesired.

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Caulking

FlashingLip ‘“--”

Flashinq

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Lift the chassis and carefully slide itinto cabinet. Do

not pushon controlsorfinned coils.Make sure
chassisisfirmly sested toward rear of cabinet.

Withthe~urchase OfyOUrnew GE appliance, receive the

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asstIrancethat

fromGIZ,we’llbe tiere. Allyou havetodo iscall–toll-free!

AGE consumerserviceprofessional
willprovideexpertrepairservice,
scheduledatatimethat’sconvenient
foryoL1.Mal~yGEconsumer Service
company-operatedlocationsoffer

VOLl SefiCe ~Oda~ Or tornorrc)w, or at

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WARRANTY

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Saveproof of original purchasedatesuch asyour sales slip or cancelled check to establish ~warrantyperiod.

FULL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY
Forone year fromdateoforiginal

purchase,wewillprovide,freeof

charge,partsandservicelaborin

your home to repairor replace
any Pafl of the room air

eanditianer thatfailsbecause
ofa manufacturingdefect.

FULL-FIVE YEAR

Forfive yearsfrom the dateof
original purchase,we will provide,
free of charge, partsand service
labor in your hometo repairor
replace any pati Ofthesea!ed
refrigerating system (the
compressor,condenser,
evaporatorand all connecting

tubing) that fails becauseof a

manufacturingdefect.

Foreach Ottheabove warranties:

TransDotiationexpenseto andfrom
a serviceshop and shopservice
laborif requiredwill be free of

charge.

WARRANTY

This warranty isextended to

the originalpurchaserand any
succeedingowner for products
purchasedfor usein the 48

mainlandstates, Hawaiiand
Washington,D.C.In Alaskathe
warrantyis the sameexcept that it
is LIMITED becauseyou mustpay
to shipthe productto the service
shop or for the servicetechnician’s
travel costs to yourhome.

All warranty servicewill be

providedby our FactoryService
Centers or by our authorized
CustomerCare” servicersduring

normal working hours,

Look in the Whiteor Yellow Pages
of your telephonedirectory for
GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY, GENERAL

ELECTRIC FACTORY SERVICE,

GENERAL ELECTRIC-HOTPOINT

FACTORYSERVICEor GENERAL

ELECTRICCUSTOMERCARE@

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teach you how to use the product.

ReadyourUseandCarematerial.

If you then have any questions
about operating the product please
contact your dealer or our
Consumer Affairs office at the

address below, or call, toll free:

GE Answer Center”

800.626.2000

consumer information service

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

may not apply to YOU,

know what your legal rights are in your state, consult your local or state consumer affairs office or your state’s Attorney General.

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If further help

~Improper installation.

If

you havean installation

problem, or if the air conditioner is
of impropercooling capacityfor the
intended use, contact your dealer
or installer. You are responsible for
providing adequate electrical

connectingfacilities,
~Replacement of housefuses or

resetting of circuit breakers.

sIn commercial locations labor
necessary to move the unit to a
location where it is accessible for
service by an individual technician.

~lectric Company

is needed concerning this warranty7write:

~Failureof the productresulting
from modificationsto the productor

dueto unreasonableuse including

failureto providereasonableand

necessarymaintenance.

* Failure due to corrosion on

models notcorrosion-protected.

~Damage to product caused

by improper power supply voltage,
accident,fire, floods or actsof God.

WARRANTOR IS
RESPONSIBLE FOR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

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