GE ABN12 User manual

Models: ABN12 ABM18 ABN14

ABM14 ABM22 ABN18

ABM15 ABM24 ABN24

Air Conditioner

Ownerk Manual

lmpoflant Safety Information

Operating Instructions

The

Confrois OR Ylwr Air conditioner

Care of Product

Helpful Information

Things That Are Normal

GEAnswer Center*

800.626.2000

GE Appliances

49-7349

Welcome to the GE family. We’re rBest of al ;you’ll experience

proud of our quality products and these valu& each time you enjoy

we believe in dependable service. the comfort of your air conditioner.

You’ll see it in this easy-teuse That’s important, because your

manual and you’ll hear it in the new air conditioner will be part of

friendly voices of our customer your family for along time.

service department.

Start Hme/...Beforeusingyour air conditioner

Write down themodel and serial

numbemhere. Theyare on alabel

on the left side of the air condi-

tioner below the air discharge area.

Modelnumber

Serialnumber

Dateofpurchase

Staple yourreceipt to the inside back

cover of thismanual. Youwill need it

to obtainservice under warranty

Help us

helpyou

800.626.2000

Before you call for service,

there are afm things you

can do to help us serve you

better.

Read tiis manual.It contains

instructions to help you use and

maintain your air conditioner

properly.

Save time and money Check the

section titled “If Something Goes

Wrong” before calling. This sec-

tion helps you to solve common

problems that might occur.

If you do need setice, you can

relax knowing help is only a

phone call away.Alist of toll-free

customer service numbers is

included in the back of this book.

Or call the GE Answer Center@

at 800.626.2000, 24 hours aday,

7days aweek.

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properly installed in accordance 3

and unplug your air conditioner ;

with the Installation Instructions before making anyrepairs. j

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before it is used. NOTE’We strongly recommend

Repair or replace immediately that any semicing be performed by ~

all electric semice cords that have aqualified individual.

become frayed or othemvise $.

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If an extension cord is required to ACAUTION:

reach the nearest wall receptacle,

use only aUL-listed, 3-wire, DONOT use an extension cord with

grounded, 14 gauge, 15A, 125V any of the 20&Z30-volt models.

appliance extension cord. For

models with nameplate ratings

greater than 12 amperes, do not

use an extension cord.

Because most 2-prong outlets are

7not grounded, we strongly advise

on against using an adapter plug.

However, atemporary connection

o~ /0

\“Q “--l may be made where local codes

6PJpermit and if the 2-prong wall out-

let is properly grounded.

This is atemporary method. When you plug the adapter in,

UL-listed adapters are avail- make sure the larger prong goes

able at most hardware stores. into the larger slot to provide the

proper polarity for the power cord.

SAVE T~SE INSTR UCTIONS

FOR PROPERGROUNDING:

1Screw the adapter to the outlet,

usingthe outlet cover screw.

2Groundthe outlet throughthe house

wiring.

When disconnecting the power

cord from the adapter, hold the

adapter close to the outlet while

pulling the plug out. If this is not

done, the grounding connector is

likely to break with repeated use.

If the grounding connector breaks,

DONOT USE the air conditioner

until aproper ground has again

been made.

The

controls

on your

azr

conditioner

MODE CONTROLS TEMP CONTROLS

AMode Control

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HIGH COOLMED COOLand LOWCOOLprovide

cooling with different fan speeds.

FAN ONLYprovides air circulation and filtering

without cooling.

NOTE:

lf youmove the switch fromacool setting to

OFFor toafan setting,wait at least 3minutes

before switching back to acool setting.

ATemp Control

The temp control is used to maintain the

room temperature. The compressor will cycle

on and off to keep the room at the same level

of comfort. The higher the number selected,

the cooler the indoor air will become.

The blower runs as long as the Mode Control is

not on OFE

Cooling Descriptions I4

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‘FORNORMAL COOLING FORMAXIMUM COOLING FORQUl~

~Select MEDCOOLwith the Select HIGHCOOLwith the Select LOWCOOLwith the !

temp at 4or 5. temp at 8or 10. temp at 3or 4. /

.ON ~m

NORMAL

Ymr model will look

lilw orw of these.

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AEnergy Saving

The energy saving switch

controls the fan. On some

models, this feature is on the

mode control knob. Other

models use aseparate selector

switch.

ONor ENERGY SAV/N&the fan

cand compressor cycle on and off

together. This results in wider

.variations of room temperature

and humidity. Normally used

when the room is unoccupied.

NORMAL–the fan runs all the

time, while the compressor

cycles on and off. This switch

must be set at NORMAL in order

to use the fan setting (on the

mode control). .

EXHAUST NORMAL

‘Vent Control

The vent control is alever

located on the control panel.

When the vent control is set at

normal, only the air inside the

room is circulated, cooled

and filtered.

When set at exhaust, some

indoor air will be exhausted

AAir Direction

Tabs inside the horizontal

louvers let you control the air

direction left, right or straight

ahead.

from the room. This will reduce

the cooling effect.

Care &Cleaning

Turn the air conditioner off and To clean, use water and amild

remove the plug from the wall out- detergent. Do not use bleach or

let before cleaning. abrasives.

The coils on the outdoor side of .

the air conditioner should be

checked regularly. If they are

clogged with dirt or soot they may

be professionally steam cleaned, a

service available through your GE

service outlet.

The air filter is behind the front

grille insert and should be checked

and cleaned at least every 30 days

or more often if necessary.

Toremovethe frontgrille insert:

Place your hand on the bottom

the front grille.Pull it out and

down to release the tabs.

Remove the air filter. The filter

can be washed in warm soapy

water. Rinse and let the filter dry

before replacing it.

Toreplace the grille insert:

Hook the tabs on the left and

right side. Gently press until it

snaps into place.

ACAUTION:

DONOT operate the air conditioner

without afilter because diti and

lint will clog the unit and reduce

pedormance.

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For personal safetv. this air A

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Installer: Leave these ~

~instructionswith the ~

!appliance. $

Owner:Keep these ;

instructionsfor ftiure ~

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use. {

con~itioner must be properly 0CAUT/ON:

grounded. ●

It is important to have the wall

outlet and circuit checked by a

qualified electrician if there is any ●

doubt as to whether aproper

ground exists. ●

Follow National Electrical

Code (NEC) or local codes

and ordinances.

Donot, underany circumstances,

cut or remove the third (ground)

prongfromthepower cord.

Donot change the plug on the

power cord ofthis air conditione~

Aluminumhouse wiring may

present special problems—

consultaqualified electrician.

II Parallel

●115V.,15 Amp.

1- Perpendicular

m230/208V., 20 Amp.

--Tandem

t●230/208V., 15 Amp.

--Large Tandem

.m230/208V., 30 Amp.

The 230/208-volt models require

their own single branch circuit sup-

plying 230/208-volt a.c., protected

with atime delay fuse or circuit

breaker.

This is recommended for best

performance and to prevent over-

loading house wiring circuits,

which could cause apossible fire

hazard from overheating wires.

The 115-volt models require a

115/120-volt a.c., 60 Hz grounded

outlet protected with a15-amp

time delay fuse or circuit breaker.

The 3-prong grounding plug

minimizes the possibility of electric

shock hazard. If the wall outlet you

plan to use is only a2-prong outlet,

it is your responsibility to have it

replaced with aproperly grounded

3-prong wall outlet.

Beforeyou bep”n

Supportbra ow gasket

Window

locking

bracket

2Leveling bolts& nuts 1“ screws (3) 3/4” screws (5) 1/2” screws (4) 1/4” screws (6)

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●Blade-type screwdriver sScissors or knife

●1/4” hex-head nut driver ●Level

●9/16” open<nd or ●Pencil

adjustable wrench

●Ruler or tape measure

●These instructions are for a

otnnAnwAJ,--...Lla L..--..:-,lfi.., 1111 &’

1II II I

uI II -. II I

You will need to mod~ them for III 4

17Z” min. III

other types of windows. H“30!4” to 40!4” i- 1

●The air conditioner can be I II (With filler panels) ~II I

installed without the filler panels I

if needed to fit in anarrow win- 4 b

dew. See the window opening 26%” min.

dimensions to the right. (Without filler panels)

●All supporting parts should be

secured to firm wood, masonxy

Window opening dimensions

are for astandard double-hung

window.

or metal.

●The electrical outlet must be

within reach of the power cord.

Do not use an extension cord.

Astorm window frame will not WOODPIECES:

allow the air conditioner to tilt WIDTH:2“

1/2” hiqher towards the outside and will keep it LENGTH:Long enough to fit inside

than fr;me Wood from draining properly. To adjust the window frame.

I I

+tfor this, attach apiece of wood to THICKNESS:To determine the

‘~,:z~~

9the stool.

thickness, place apiece of wood on

stool

‘r\

the stool to make it 1/2” higher

Storm than the top of the storm window

window

frame frame.

Attach securely with nails or screws

provided by the installer.

Read completelythenfollow ste~-by-ste~

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Remove the front grille insert

and the air filter.

Remove the control knobs by

pulling straight off.

Remove the 4screws behind the

air filter area that hold the front

grille to the case. Remove the

lower front screw at the bottom

of the control panel. Save these

screws. You will need them at the

end of the installation.

Remove the 2screws on the out-

5Remove the piece of cardboard

that protects the coils on the side

of the unit.

side of the case that hold the case

to the unit. Remove the air con-

ditioner by grasping inside of the

unit and pulling forward.

Sill pads

Turn the case so that it’s open

end is up. Apply one sill pad to

each side of the bottom front

comer of the case.

Insert the right and left hand

filler panels into the top and

bottom rails. Secure them

with six 1/4” screws, three on

each side.

3Peel the backing off the bottom

window gasket and place onto

the backside of the window stool.

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