GE AGM14, agv18, AGQ18, AGM18 LA Ventana, Instale EL Acondicionador DE Aire EN LA Caja

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Instrucciones de instalación

7INSTALE EL SOPORTE DE CIERRE DE LA VENTANA Y LA JUNTA DE ESPUMA SUPERIOR DE

LA VENTANA

AUna el soporte de cierre de la ventana con un tornillo tipo C.

BCorte la parte superior de la espuma de la junta al ancho de la ventana.

CRellene la espuma entre el vidrio y la ventana para evitar que aire e insectos se introduzcan en la habitación.

8INSTALE EL ACONDICIONADOR DE AIRE EN LA CAJA

ADeslice el acondicionador de aire en la caja. Reinstale los 2 tornillos removidos anteriormente en cada lado de la caja.

BAntes de instalar la parrilla frontal, tire hacia afuera de la palanca de control de ventilación localizada encima de los botones de control de la unidad, como se muestra.

CUna la parrilla del frente a la caja insertando las orejillas en la parrilla en las ranuras en el frente de la caja. Empuje la parrilla hasta que encaje en su lugar.

Guíe la palanca cuidadosamente a través de la parrilla mientras la empuja.

DLevante la parrilla de entrada y asegúrela al marco frontal con un tornillo tipo A. Baje la parrilla de entrada a su lugar.

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