GE ANC12 User manual

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Air Direction 4

Air Filter 5

Care and Cleaning 5

Condenser Coils 5

Control Settings 3,4

Electrical Requirements 2

Energy-Saving Tips 2

Grille and Cabinet 5

Grounding 2

Problem Solver 6

Safety Instructions 2

U-serMaintenance Instructions 5

Whenusingtiis appliance,always

exezcisebasicsafe~ precautions,

includingthefollowing:

~~$ethisapplianceOdyforib

intended purpose asdescribedin

thisUseandCareBook.

a~~p~~y Qr ~~p]aceimmediately

allelectricServieecordsthat

Wdve

becomefrayed or Othertise

damaged.Doriotuseacordthat

showscracksor abrasiondamage

alongitslengthor at ei~herthe

plugorconnectorend.

SAW TWSE

INSTRUCTIONS

Forpersona!safety,

thk appliancemtitbe

properiy grounded.

It isimportantto havethebrancl~

circuitcheckedby aqualified

electrician if there isanydoubtas

to whether aproper groundexists.

Use asinglebranchcircuit

protectedwith atimedelayfise or

circuitbreaker.Thisisrecommended

for bestperformance andto pzevent

overloadinghouse wiringcircuits,

which couldcauseapossiblefire

hazard from overheatingwires. For

branch circuit ratingsreferto the

unitnameplate.

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Ene~gy-savingtips0:-

~Keepthe air filterclean. (See

instructionsonpage5.)

~Formost efficientoperation,

ktiepventin closedpositionexcept

whenyouwantto letasmall

amountofoutdoorair enterthe

roomor to exhaustair, smokeor

odorsfromthe room.

oDon’tlettheroom gettoo

hot. Wheneverpossible,turn the

uniton beforetheroom heatsup.

Men heatis “storedup” in walls,

furniture, rugsand draperies, your

air conditionertakeslongerto

producethe desiredcomfort

condition.

@Keepwindowsand doors closed.

Cool, dry air escapeswhen they’re

open.

~Keepfirnace floor registersand

cold air returns closed. Cold air

can easilyescapethrough them.

QDon’tblock front ofunit when it

is operating.Curtainsor drapes

blockingit willrestrict air flow.

~It’sbest to operateyour air

conditionerat high speed during

extremelyhot weather.

~Keep outdoorcondenser coil

clean. (Seepage5.)

@Turn air conditioner offbefore

vacationsor extendedabsences

from home.

OFF

HI COOL

SELECTOR

OFF turnsair conditioneroff.

~F.N permitsfan operation

withoutcooling.

*Forfan onlyoperalion,

EnergySaverSwitchtnustbe in

NOWposition.

LO COOL permi~ coolingwith

lowfan speed operation.

lWEDCOOL permits coolingwith

medium fan speed operation.

HI COOL permits coolingwith

high fan speed operation.

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THERMOSTAT

Thermosbtcontrol

When youturn the Thermostat

Controlto the desired setting,the

thermostatwillautomaticWycontrol

thetemperatureoftheindo~r air.

The higherthe number selected,

thecooler the indoorair willbe.

*Ene~y saver switch

oII

NORM SAVE

ENERGY

SAVER

The Energy SaverSwitch controls

the fan operation. When it’sin the

NORM position, the fanwill

circulate room air continuously.

When it’sin the SAVEposition, the

fan will automatically cycleon and

off with the compressor.

AiR IN AIR OUT

VENTILATION

ventilationcontrol

When theAIR IN and AIR OUT

buttonsare in the outposition,the

ventdoor is closedand onlythe air

insidethe roomcan be circulated

and conditioned.

Pushthe AIR IN buttonand it will

stayin, andthe ventdoor will open

to allowasmallamountof outdoor

air to enter the room. Pushthe AIR

IN buttonagainand it will return to

the outpositionand the ventdoor

will close.

Push the AIR OUT button and it

will stayin, and theventdoor will

open to allowair, smoke and odors

to be exhaustedfrom the room.

Push the AIR OUT buttonagain

and itwill return to the out position

and the ventdoor will close.

Wfrnormal cooling

1. SettheSelectorSwitchat

HI COOL.

2. SettheThermostat Controlat

thedesired number (usually5-7is a

goodstartingposition).If room

temperatureisnotsatisfactoryaftera

reasonabletime, setthe Thermostat

Controlat ahigher number fora

cooler roomor at alowernumber

forawarmer room.

3. SettheEnergy SaverSwitchat

NOW positionforcontinuousfan

operationor at SAVEpositionto

automaticallycyclethe fm on and

offwiththecompressor.

4. Besurethe AIR IN and~

OUT buttonsare in theoutposition

exceptforbriefperiodswhen you

wantto bringoutdoorair intothe

roomor exhaustroomair to the

outside.

For m*m Coo@

1. Setthe SelectorSwitchat

HI COOL.

2. Turnthe ThermostatControl

to 10.

3. Besurethe AIR ~and AIR

OUT buttonsare in the out

position.

4. Setthe Energy SaverSwitchat

the NORM position.

ForquiewrOpemtion

1.Setthe SelectorSwitchatLO

COOLposition.

2. Turnthe ThermostatControlto

thedesirednumber.

Whenthe ThermostatControlisset

at 9or 10andthe SelectorSwitchis

setat 1.0 COOL, moisturemay

freezeon thecoilsald preventthe

unitfromcooling.If thishappens,

settheSelectorSwitchatHI COOL

and setthe ThermostatControlat

1or2.

3. Be suretheNR IN andMR

OUT buttonsare inthe outposition.

4. Setthe Energy SaverSwitchat

theNOW position.

Note: When theEnergySaver

Switchis atthe SAVEposition,

changesin the soundlevelmaybe

morenoticeablethan whenit’sat

theNOW position.

For@tthe Opemtion

During the coolereveninghours,

werecommendthatyou setthe

SelectorSwitchat LO COOL for

very quietoperationand the

ThermostatControlat mid-rmge (5

or 6). Be surethe ~IN andAIR

OUT buttonsare in the out

position,and setthe Energy Saver

Switchat NOW or SAVEposition.

Foretiremekmpemtures

For greatesteconomyand best

performance, we suggestthatyou

set the SelectorSwitchat HI COOL

in extremely hot weather.

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The up-and-down airdirection

louve~sare controlledbyfingertip

pressureon the louvers.They

regulateair dischargeupward,

downwardor straightout.

side to side

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For fixedside-to-sideair

direction, setthe Circulaire Switch

to ON untilthe desired air direction

is obtained, then moveitto OFF.

For continuousside-to-sideair ,

eireulation9 setthe Circulaire

Switchto ON and leaveit there.

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oRltletbefore cleaning”

GriIle&cabinet

Wipeboth sidesofgrille witha

cleancloth lightlydampenedwith

mildliquiddishwashingdetergent,

or clean withavacuumcleaner

brush. Becareful notto forcethe

movablelouversoutofposition.

Otherareas behind thegrille may

bewiped or vacuumed, takingcare

notto damagethe coil fins,

Washcabinetwith mild soapor

detergentand Jukewarmwater.

Never use strong chemicals,

solventsor bleachingagen&.

condenser coils

These coilson the weather side

ofthe unit shouldbe checked

periodically and cleaned if clogged

withdirtorsootfromtheatmosphere.

If extremelysoiled, theymayneed

tobesteamcleaned,aserviceavtiable

throughyour GE service outlet.

The air filterbehind the frontgrille

shouldbe checkedand cleanedat

leastevery 30daysor asoftenas it

needs

Toremovethe fi~ter:

Grasp the tab atthe bottomofthe

unit and pull downward.

C1eanthe filter with avacuum

cleaner to removelightdust. Wash

the filter in lukewarm, soapywater

and rinse in clear waterto remove

sticky dust.

When replacing the fi~ter,be sure

the word FRONTTis facingyou as

you slide the filter back intoplace.

Air InletGrilleRemoval

If yourair conditioneris Imounted

flushinsidethe roomor if the

windowsillextendsfartherintothe

roomthan thechassis,it maybe

necessaryto removethe air inlet

grillebeforethe filtercan be

Toremovethegrille,pulltheair

inlet grille outbygraspingthe front

at one sideand pushingdownon

the topto disengagethe tab. Do the

sameto the other side.

The air filter can nowbe removed

from the grille—graspthe tab on

the filter and pull.

After cleaning, replacethe air filter

and air inletgrille, pushing the

grille intoplace.

PROBLEM

AR CONDITIONER

“DOESNm COOL

ASITSHOULD”

OPERATING

SOUNDS

MATERDWPPING

IUTSIDE

VATERDNPPING

NSIDE

VATERIN BASEPAN

3NOUTDOORSIDE)

Q~~~~~s,~l~~~sorf~~j~~~~~loc~~gfrQntofaircorlditione~will restrict~i~flOW.

a~h~~~o~tat ~o~~ro~may~otbesethighenou~h,firncontr~ltOahighern~mber.

Highestsettingshouldprovidemaximumcooltig. WhenEnergySaverSwitchisset

atSAVE,temperaturerangeinroomwillvarymore.

*Airfi~~rdirty,~h~u~dbecleanedatleastevery30days.SeeinstmctionsOn page~.

~Roommayhavebeenveryhotwhenairconditioner wasfirst turnedork.A~lowtime

forittocooldown.

sColdMrmaybeescapingt~r~ughopenfirnacefloorxegiste~s

andcoldair returns.

a~~ ~~or AIROUT buttonmay be in the in position, allowinghotoutsideairtO

entertheroomorcoolinsideairtoleavetheroomthroughtheopenventdoor.

@Cooling~~il~haveicedup.TOmeltice,settheSelector Switch atHICOOL and

theThermostatControlto1or2.

s~hermos~tclick,ameta~]icsound,may‘beheardwhencompressorcyclesonad

off.Thisisnormal.

eF~ ~ns ~~n~in~~u~ly when selector Switch is in Cool orFa~~position.~hiS~S

normal.WhenEnergySaverSwitchissetatSAVE,fancyclesonandoffwith

compressor.

eExcess ~a~er mayoverflow in ~x~re~ely hot andhumid weather. Thisisnormal.

oAir ~onditi~nermustbe ins~~~~ levelOrtiltedslightlytotheoutsidefQrproper

waterdisposal.

a~hi~ is ~o~a] for as~oltiperiod in areas with tittl~humidity;normalfQralonger

periodinveryhumidareas.Moisturc~emovedfromindoorairdrainstorearof

cabinetwhereitispickedupbyafm andthrownagainsttheoutdoorcondensezcoil.

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