GE ANC09, ANC07 Use and Care Manual

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Air Direction Air Filter

Care and Cleaning Condenser Coils

Control Settings Electrical Requirements

Energy-Saving Tips Grille and Cabinet

Grounding

Problem Solver Safety Instructions

User Maintenance Instructions 5

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Models ANC07

ANC09

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safety

Enemy-savingtips

@Keeptheair filterclean. (See

instructionson page5.)

Whenusingthisappliance, always exercisebasicsafetyprecautions, incIudingthe following:

@Repair or replace immediately

all electricservicecords that

havebeeonle

damaged, Do notusea cordthat showscracksor abrasiondamage alongitslengthor at either the

plugor connectorend.

frayedorotherwise

SAW THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

Howtoconnect electricity

rorpersonalsafety,

thk appliance properlygromded.

It isimportantto have the branch

circuitcheckedby aqualified

electrician ifthere is anydoubt as to whether a proper ground exists.

Use a singlebranch circuit protectedwith atime delayfuseor circuitbreaker’.Thisisrecommended forbest petiormance and to prevent overloadinghousewiring circuits,

which could cause a possiblefire

hazard from overheatingwires. For branch circuit ratingsrefer to the unitnameplate.

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@For most efficient.operation, keepvent inclosed positionexcept whenyou wantto exhaustair,

smokeor odors fromthe room.

@Don’tlet the roomget too

hot. Wheneverpossible, turn the

uniton beforethe room heatsup.

When heat is “storedup” in walls,

furniture, rugsanddraperies, your

air conditionertakeslonger to

producethe desired comfort

condition.

o Keepwindowsand doors closed. Cool, dry air escapeswhen they’re open.

@Keep furnace floor registersand cold air returns closed. Cold air can easily escape through them.

@Don’tblock front ofunit when it isoperating. Curtains or drapes

blockingit willrestrict air flow.

~It’sbest to operateyour air conditioner at high speed during extremely hot weather.

@Keep outdoor condenser coil

clean. (See page 5.)

@Turn air conditioner offbefore vacationsor extended absences from home.

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COOL

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AIROUT

CLOSED i

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SELECTOR

selectorSwitih

OFF turnsairconditioneroff. *FANONLYpermitsfanspeed

operationwithoutcooling.

*Forfanonly operation,

Saver Switchmustbe inthe

NOM&position. LOW COOL permitscoolingwith

lowfanspeedoperation. mD COOL permitscoolingwith

mediumfanspeedoperation. HIGH COOL permits coolingwith

highfan speedoperation.

Energy

THERMOSTAT

Thermosmtcontrol

Whenyouturn theThermostat

Controltothedesiredsetting,the thermostatwillautomaticallycontrol thetemperatureoftheindoorair. The higherthenumberselected, thecoolertheindoorairwillbe.

*Ene~y saverswitch

The EnergySaver

Switchcontrolsthe

fanoperation. When it’sinthe

NORMAL position,

thefanwill

circulateroomair

continuously.When

it’sin theSAVE

position,the fan

willautomatically

cycleonand off

withthecompressor.

Forfan onlyoperation,Energy

SaverSwitchmustbein the

NORMALposition.

NORMAL

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AIRIN

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ventilationcontrol

WhentheVentControlisatthe CLOSED position,theventdooris closedandonlytheair insidethe

roomcanbecirculatedand conditioned.

SetthecontrolattheAIRIN positionandtheventdoor opensto

allowasmallamountofoutdoorair toentertheroom.

SetthecontrolattheAIR OUT

positionandtheventdoor opensto

allowair, smokeor odorstobe exhaustedfromtheroom.

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1. Setthe SelectorSwitchat

HIGH

2.Set

thedesired

good stafiing position). If

temperatureis not

areaso]labletime, settheThermostat.

Controlala higher numberfor a cooler roomor ata lowernumber

fora warmerroom.

3. SettheVentControlat CLOSED.

4. Set theEnergy SaverSwitchat

NORMAL positionfor continuous fanoperationor at SAVEposition toautomaticallycyclethe fan on

and offwith the compressor.

Fo~

HIGH COOL.

2. Setthe Thermostat Control at

10.

3. Set theVentControIat CLOSED.

4. SettheEnergy SaverSwitch at the NORMAL position.

For quieter Opemtion

COOL.

theThermostatControlat

number (usually 5-7is a

room

satisfactory after

mtimm cooling

Setthe SelectorSwitch at

Fornighttime opemtiom

I>uringthe coolereveninghours, WIGrecommendthatyousettlae SelectorSwitchat LOWCOOL for

veryquietoperationand the Therrnostit Controlat mid-range (5-7).

Fore~reme tempemtures

Forgreatesteconomyand best performance, wesuggestthat you settheSelectorSwitchatHIGH COOL in extremelyhotweather.

Forventilation

Whetherthe controlsare setfor coolingor fan only operation,

settingthe VentControl at AIR IN allowsa small amountofoutside air to enter the room, and settingit toAIR OUT letsroom air be exhaustedto the outside. Seepage

4. However,cooiingeffectiveness isreduced wheneverthe ventdoor isopen, so we suggestthat you don’tkeep it open for long— especia~lyin hot, humid weather,

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The up-and-down airdilaection

louvers are togetherand are controlledby fingertippressure on thelouvers.They regulateair dischargeupward,downwardor straight out.

Wo separate bankq of side-toside air direction louvem have separatetabsto letyou direct dischargedair to the right, to the lefi, or straightahead.

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1, Set the Selector Switchat

LOW COOL.

2. Set theThermostat Control at desired number.

When theThermostat Control is set

at 9 or 10and the Selector Switch is set at LOWCOOL, moisture may freeze on the coils and preventthe unit from cooling. If this happens,

set the Selector Switch to HIGH COOL and set the Thermostat Control to I or 2.

3. Set theVentControl at CLOSED. L3.Set tileEnergy Saver Switch at

the NORMAL position. l~otc:~/VlleII

theEnergy Saver

Switc13isGtthe SAVEposition,

chaIIgesin the sot~ndIe”elmay be more iloticeab]etll:inWhei%it’sat the FJ~3P.~<iALposition.

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IJSER NIMNTENMJCE

INsTItucrIoNs

Turn airconditioner offand

removethe plug

outlet before ‘cleaning.

fromthe wail

Gril?e& cabinet

Wipebothsidesofgrille with a cleanclothlightlydampenedwith

mildliquiddishwashingdetergent, or clean with a vacuumcleaner brush. Be carefulriot to forcethe movablelouversout ofposition.

Other areasbehind the grille

wiped or vacuumed,takingcare

notto damagethe coil fins. Washcabinetwith mild soap or

detergentand lukewarmwater. Never usestrong chemicals,

solvenborbIeaehingagenk.

Condemer Coik

These coilson the weatherside ofthe unitshouldbe checked periodicallyand cleaned ifclogged withdirtorsoot fromtheatmosphere. Ifextremelysoiled, theymayneed tobeS- cleaned,aserviceavailable

throughyour GE service outlet.

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Air Filter

Theair filterbehindthe frontgrille

shouldbe checlcedand cleanedat leastevery 30days or asoftei~as it needscleaning.

To remove

Grasp the tab atthe bottomof the unitand pull downward.

Clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner to removelightdust. Wash the filterin lukewarm, soapywater and rinse in clear waterto remove stickydust.

The filter can bereplaced with either sidefacing the front.

the filter:

Air InletGrilleRemoval

Ifyourair conditioneris mounted flushinsidethe roomor ifthe

windowsille~t~ndsfarther roomthanthe chassis,it maybe

necessaryto relmovetheair inlet grillebeforethe filtercan be

Toremove the grille, pullthe air inletgrille outfrom top-center.The filteris positionedon the back side ofthe grille—graspthe tab and pull down.

After cleaning, replacethe air filter and air inletgrille, pushingthe grille intoplace.

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PROBLEM

MR CONDITIONER

“DOES Nm COOL

AS IT SHOULD”

oPEMT’mG SOUNDS

POSSIBLE CAUSEAND WMEDY

NotpluggedirI.Plug mayhavebeenbum~)edloosebyvac~]umcleaneror furniture,

*Ifpluggedin, fuse could haveblownor circuitbreakermayhave tripped.

@Cumin, blindsor firniture blotting thefrontoftheaircoflditionerwillrestrictairflow,

@Temperaturecontrolmaynotbesethighenough.TurI~hob toa nigher number. Highestsettingshouldprovidemaximumcooling.When EnergySaverSwitchisset atSAVE,temperaturerangeinroomwillvarymore.

~Air filterdirty,should be cleanedatleastevery 30 days.See instructions,page5. @Roommayhavebeen veryhotwhenair conditionerwasfirstturnedon. Allowtime

forittocooldown. @Coldairmaybeescapingthrough open firnace floorregisters and.cold air returns. @Ventcontrolmaybe setat AIRIN position,allowinghotoutsideairtoentertheroom;

or atAIROUT position,allowingcoolairtobe exhaustedfromtheroom, @Coolingcoilshaveiced up. Tomeltice, setthe SelectorSwitchtoHIGH COOL andthe

ThermostatControlto 1or 2.

@Thermostat click, ametallicsound, maybe heard whencompressorcycleson and off. Thisisnormal.

@Fanruns continuouslywhen SelectorSwitchisin COOL or FANONLYposition. Thisisnormal. When Energy SaverSwitchissetatSAVE,fancyclesonandoffwith :ornpressor.

WATERDWPPING

OUTSIDE

WATERDWPPING INSIDE

WATERINBASEPAN

(ON OUTDOOR SIDE)

BExcess watermayoverflowinexcessivelyhotandhumid weather.Thisisnormal.

~Air conditioner mustbe installedlevelortilted slightlyto the outsidefor proper waterdisposal.

YThis isnormal for ashort period inareas with littlehumidity;normal for alonger ]eriodin very humidareas. Moistureremovedfrom indoorair drainsto rear ofcabinet vhereitis picked upbya fanandthrown against the outdoorcondensercoil.

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