Installation Instructions
Installation Steps | 1.Accessories |
Test the appliance by plugging the power supply cord in a correct outlet of power source before installation.
A clearance of 20 mm is advisable between the appliance cabinet and the wall. Fix the indoor air intake panel with the cabinet by employing two screws which packed in the packing bag as shown in Fig.5.
Put the buffers on the installation bracket as shown in Fig.6. Adjust the appliance as shown in Fig.4. The leveling pads are employed to tilt the appliance in order that the indoor side is about (1520) mm higher than the outdoor side for fear the condensate overflow into the room.
The seal foam pads are employed to prevent outside air from leaking into the room (Fig.7) and the decorating strip is presented for aesthetical appearance as Fig.8.
lower part of
installation bracket
buffer
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Decorating strip
Fig.7
Fig.8
Drainage
Condensate will form during the cooling or dry operation, user can choose drainage
or no drainage. Remove the drainage tip and fix the drainage hose when drainage is chosen. On the contrary, the condensate is splashed to cool the condenser so that the cooling capacity and energy conservation is improved with a little high noise when no drainage is chosen.
Fuse and Grounding
A proper
The extension of power supply cord is inadvisable.
Connect this air conditioner to its own individual wall receptacle to prevent itself and other appliances or household lights from causing a overload that could cause a power outage.
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