Instrucciones de instalación

REquISItoS PARA LA VENtANA

Estas instrucciones son para una ventana estándar de dos pliegues.

Usted necesitará modificar el proceso para otros tipos de ventanas.

Todas las partes de apoyo deben quedar totalmente aseguradas a algún metal, mampostería o a la madera.

El tomacorriente eléctrico debe estar al alcance del cable eléctrico del acondicionador de aire.

Siga las dimensiones de la tabla y la ilustración según su modelo.

19 1/4”

29” - 41”

(con paneles de acordeón)

REquISItoS DE uNA VENtANA DE toRMENtAS

Un marco de ventana de tormentas no permitirá que el acondicionador de aire se incline hacia el exterior y evitará que drene apropiadamente. Para solucionar este problema, adhiera un pedazo de madera a el umbral.

PEDAZoS DE MADERA

ANCHo: 2

LoNGItuD: Lo suficientemente largo como para ajustar en el interior del marco de la ventana . GRuESo: Para determinar el grueso, coloque un pedazo de madera en el umbral para hacerla 1/2más alta que la parte superior del marco de la ventana de tormentas o del marco vinilo.

Péguelo firmemente con clavos o con tornillos proporcionados por el instalador .

PREPARE EL ACoNDICIoNADoR DE AIRE

ABaje el panel frontal y quite el filtro . Quite el panel frontal levantándolo hacia arriba en un ángulo .

BQuite los cuatro tornillos frontales . Consérvelos para volver a instalar la carcasa frontal .

CTome las esquinas inferiores de la parrilla mientras presiona hacia adentro sobre los costados de la carcasa con sus dedos . Tire hacia afuera para liberar y levántelo .

NotA: No tire del borde inferior hacia usted más de 3” porque puede dañar las lengüetas de la parrilla .

FRENTE

D Cuando se retire la parrilla del frente, el panel de

control aún se encontrará adjunto por un arnés. Gire

la parrilla de modo que pueda ver la parte trasera de

la misma. Retire los 2 tornillos para separar el espacio

del panel de control de la parilla NOTA: Asegúrese de

1/2más alto que el marco de ventana de tormentas

Marco de ventana de tormentas

1/2mas alto que el marco vinilo (en algunas ventanas)

Madera

Umbral

Marco vinilo

guardar estos tornillos. Los necesitará más adelante

en la instalación.

Quite tornillos

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