GE ANC07 User manual

contents

Air Direction

Air Filter ;

Care and Cleaning 5

Condenser Coils 5

Control Settings 3,4

Electrical Requirements 2

Energy-Saving Tips

Grille and Cabinet :

Grounding 2

Problem Solver 6

Safety Instructions 2

User Maintenance Instructions 5

Models ANC07

ANC09

Whenusingthisappliance, always

exercisebasicsafetyprecautions,

incIudingthe following:

@Repair or replace immediately

all electricservicecords that

havebeeonlefrayedorotherwise

damaged, Do notuse acordthat

showscracksor abrasiondamage

alongitslengthor ateitherthe

plugor connectorend.

SAW THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

Electrical

safety

Howtoconnect

electricity

rorpersonalsafety,

thk appliance

mwtbe

properlygromded.

It isimportanttohavethebranch

circuitcheckedbyaqualified

electrician ifthereis anydoubtas

to whether aproper groundexists.

Use asinglebranch circuit

protectedwith atimedelayfuseor

circuitbreaker’.Thisisrecommended

forbestpetiormance and toprevent

overloadinghousewiring circuits,

which could causeapossiblefire

hazard from overheatingwires. For

branch circuit ratingsreferto the

unitnameplate.

Enemy-savingtips

@Keeptheair filterclean. (See

instructionson page5.)

@For most efficient.operation,

keepvent in closedpositionexcept

whenyouwantto exhaustair,

smokeor odors fromthe room.

@Don’tlet the roomgettoo

hot. Wheneverpossible,turn the

uniton beforethe room heats up.

When heat is “storedup” in walls,

furniture, rugsand draperies, your

air conditionertakeslongerto

producethe desired comfort

condition.

oKeepwindowsand doors closed.

Cool, dry air escapeswhen they’re

open.

@Keep furnace floor registersand

cold air returns closed. Cold air

can easily escapethrough them.

@Don’tblock front ofunit when it

isoperating. Curtains or drapes

blockingit will restrict 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 off before

vacationsor extended absences

from home.

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COOL

SELECTOR

selectorSwitih

OFF turnsairconditioneroff.

*FANONLYpermitsfanspeed

operationwithoutcooling.

*Forfanonlyoperation,Energy

SaverSwitchmustbeinthe

NOM&position.

LOW COOL permitscoolingwith

lowfanspeedoperation.

mD COOL permitscoolingwith

mediumfanspeedoperation.

HIGH COOL permitscoolingwith

highfanspeedoperation.

r~COOLER%

110

THERMOSTAT

Thermosmtcontrol

WhenyouturntheThermostat

Controltothedesiredsetting,the

thermostatwillautomaticallycontrol

thetemperatureoftheindoorair.

The higherthenumberselected,

thecoolertheindoorairwillbe.

*Ene~y saverswitch

The EnergySaver

Switchcontrolsthe

fanoperation.

When it’sinthe

NORMAL position,

thefanwill

circulateroomair

continuously.When

it’sintheSAVE

position,thefan

willautomatically

cycleonandoff

withthecompressor.

NORMAL

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SAVE

Forfan onlyoperation,Energy

SaverSwitchmustbein the

NORMALposition.

—— AIROUT

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CLOSED i-.

AIRIN

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ventilationcontrol

WhentheVentControlisatthe

CLOSED position,theventdooris

closedandonlytheair insidethe

roomcanbe circulatedand

conditioned.

SetthecontrolattheAIRIN

positionandtheventdoor opensto

allowasmallamountofoutdoorair

toenterthe room.

SetthecontrolattheAIR OUT

positionandtheventdoor opensto

allowair, smokeorodorstobe

exhaustedfromtheroom.

Fornwfma~cooling

1. Setthe SelectorSwitchat

HIGH COOL.

2.Set

theThermostatControlat

thedesirednumber (usually 5-7is a

good stafiing position). If room

temperatureis notsatisfactory after

areaso]labletime, settheThermostat.

Controlala highernumberfora

cooler roomor at alowernumber

forawarmerroom.

3. SettheVentControlat CLOSED.

4. SettheEnergy SaverSwitchat

NORMAL positionforcontinuous

fanoperationor at SAVEposition

toautomaticallycyclethe fanon

and offwith the compressor.

Fo~ mtimm cooling

1.SettheSelectorSwitchat

HIGH COOL.

2. Setthe Thermostat Control at

10.

3. SettheVentControIat CLOSED.

4. Set theEnergy SaverSwitch at

the NORMAL position.

For quieter Opemtion

1, Set the Selector Switchat

LOW COOL.

2. Set theThermostat Control at

desired number.

When theThermostat Control is set

at 9or 10and the Selector Switch is

set at LOWCOOL, moisture may

freeze on the coils and preventthe

unit from cooling. If thishappens,

set the Selector Switch to HIGH

COOL and set the Thermostat

Control to Ior 2.

3. Set the VentControl 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.

Fornighttime opemtiom

I>uringthe coolereveninghours,

WIGrecommendthatyousettlae

SelectorSwitchat LOWCOOL for

veryquietoperationandthe

Therrnostit Controlat mid-range

(5-7).

Fore~remetempemtures

Forgreatesteconomyand best

performance, wesuggestthatyou

settheSelectorSwitchatHIGH

COOL in extremelyhotweather.

Forventilation

Whetherthe controlsare setfor

coolingor fan onlyoperation,

settingthe VentControlat AIR IN

allowsasmallamountofoutside

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 togetherandare

controlledbyfingertippressure -.

on thelouvers.They regulateair

dischargeupward,downwardor

straightout.

Wo separate bankq of side-to-

side air direction louvem have

separatetabsto let youdirect

dischargedair to the right, to the

lefi, or straightahead.

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IJSER NIMNTENMJCE

INsTItucrIoNs

Turn airconditioner offand

removethe plug fromthe wail

outlet before ‘cleaning.

Gril?e&cabinet

Wipebothsidesofgrillewitha

cleanclothlightlydampenedwith

mildliquiddishwashingdetergent,

or clean withavacuumcleaner

brush. Becareful riotto forcethe

movablelouversoutofposition.

Other areasbehind the grillemay

bewiped or vacuumed, takingcare

notto damagethe coil fins.

Washcabinetwith mild soapor

detergentandlukewarmwater.

Never use strong chemicals,

solvenborbIeaehingagenk.

Condemer Coik

These coilson the weatherside

ofthe unitshouldbe checked

periodicallyand cleaned ifclogged

withdirtorsootfromtheatmosphere.

Ifextremelysoiled, theymayneed

tobeS- cleaned,aserviceavailable

throughyour GE service outlet.

Air Filter

Theair filterbehindthefrontgrille

shouldbe checlcedand cleanedat

leastevery30daysor as oftei~asit

needscleaning.

To removethe filter:

Grasp the tab atthe bottomofthe

unitandpulldownward.

Clean the filter withavacuum

cleaner to removelightdust. Wash

the filterin lukewarm, soapywater

and rinse in clear waterto remove

stickydust.

The filtercan be replaced with

either sidefacingthe front.

Air InletGrilleRemoval

Ifyourair conditionerismounted

flushinsidetheroomor ifthe

windowsille~t~ndsfartherinto the

roomthan the chassis,it maybe

necessaryto relmovethe air inlet

grillebeforethefiltercanbe

Toremove the grille, pulltheair

inletgrille out fromtop-center.The

filterispositionedon theback side

ofthe grille—graspthe taband 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

WATERDWPPING

OUTSIDE

WATERDWPPING

INSIDE

WATERINBASEPAN

(ON OUTDOOR SIDE)

POSSIBLE CAUSEAND WMEDY

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

*Ifpluggedin, fusecouldhaveblownorcircuitbreakermayhavetripped.

@Cumin, blindsor firniture blotting thefrontoftheaircoflditionerwillrestrictairflow,

@Temperaturecontrolmaynotbesethighenough.TurI~hob toanighernumber.

Highestsettingshouldprovidemaximumcooling.WhenEnergySaverSwitchisset

atSAVE,temperaturerangeinroomwillvarymore.

~Airfilterdirty,shouldbecleanedatleastevery30days.Seeinstructions,page5.

@Roommayhavebeenveryhotwhenair conditionerwasfirstturnedon. Allowtime

forittocooldown.

@Coldairmaybeescapingthroughopenfirnace floorregistersand.coldair returns.

@Ventcontrolmaybe setatAIRINposition,allowinghotoutsideairtoentertheroom;

or atAIR OUT position, allowingcoolairtobeexhaustedfromtheroom,

@Coolingcoilshaveicedup.Tomeltice, setthe SelectorSwitchtoHIGH COOL andthe

ThermostatControlto 1or 2.

@Thermostatclick, ametallicsound,maybe heard whencompressorcyclesonandoff.

Thisisnormal.

@FanrunscontinuouslywhenSelectorSwitchisin COOL or FANONLYposition.

Thisisnormal. When EnergySaverSwitchissetatSAVE,fancyclesonandoffwith

:ornpressor.

BExcesswatermayoverflowinexcessivelyhotandhumidweather.Thisisnormal.

~Air conditioner mustbeinstalledlevelortiltedslightlytothe outsideforproper

waterdisposal.

YThis isnormal forashortperiod inareas withlittlehumidity;normal foralonger

]eriodin very humid areas. Moistureremovedfromindoorair drainsto rear ofcabinet

vhereitispicked upbyafanandthrownagainsttheoutdoorcondensercoil.

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