Controles adicionales, Sonidos de operación normales

Controles adicionales.	ge.com
Control de la ventilación

Seguridad

El control de ventilación está localizado encima de los paneles de control.

Cuando está ajustado en CLOSE (CERRADO), solamente el aire en el interior de la habitación circulará y se acondicionará. Cuando está ajustado en OPEN (ABIERTO), un poco del aire externo se permite que entre en la habitación.

Para abrir la rejilla, empuje la palanca hacia la derecha. Para cerrarla, empújela hacia la izquierda.

Dirección del aire—hacia arriba y hacia abajo

Una presión sencilla con los dedos en las parrillas horizontales ajustará la dirección del aire hacia arriba o hacia abajo.

Puerta del panel de control

Presione para abrir y cerrar la puerta.

NOTA: en algunos modelos el control remoto funcionará con la puerta del panel de control abierta o cerrada.

Sonidos de operación normales.

Operación

Cuidado y limpieza Instalación

■Quizás escuche un sonido metálico causado por el agua tomada y tirada contra el condensador en los días lluviosos o cuando la humedad es alta. Esta característica de diseño ayuda a remover la humedad y mejora la eficiencia.

■Quizás escuche que el termostato hace clic cuando el compresor hace ciclo entre encendido y apagado.

■El agua se acumula en la bandeja durante días lluviosos o con mucha humedad. El agua podría derramarse y gotear desde el lado externo de la unidad.

■El ventilador podría funcionar aun si el compresor no lo hace.

problemas

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Servicio al consumidor

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