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S-H
mSTRUCmONS
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WA-&When
using
tbis
apphance,
●
Repair
~r
replace immediately
d
el~tric
always exercise basic safety precautions,
serviw
cords
that have
bemme
frayed
or
including the
fo~owkg:
otherwise
damaged.
Do
not use a cord that
*Use
tis
apphee
otiy
for
iti
intended
shows
crack
or abrasion damage along its length
pu~se
as
deseribed
in this
Use
and Care Guide.
or at either
tie
plug or connector
end.
●
This
air conditioner must be properly
instied
5
●
Unplug
your
air
mnditioner
before
ting
any
repaim.
NO~:
We
in accordance with
the
btiation
btructions
before it is used. See
grounding instructions.
strongly recommend that any servicing
k
performed by
a
qutied
individud.
.
.
-
●
Never unplug your air conditioner by
ptiEng
on the
pawer
cord.
Nways
grip
●
For
your
snfety...do
not
store
or
use combustible
.
plug
fiiy
and
ptil
straight out from
ble
vapors or
materials,
gasotie
or
other
flamma
the receptacle.
tiquids
in the
vicini~
of this
or
any otier
apphan~.
ENERGY-SA~G
TWS
●
Keep the air filter clean. (See the Care and
Cleaning section.)
●
For most efficient cooling, keep the ventilation
control in the CLOSED position except when you
want to allow a small amount of outdoor air to enter
the room or exhaust air, smoke or odors from
the room.
●
Don’t let the room get too hot. Whenever possible,
turn the unit on before the room heats up. When heat
is “stored up” in walls, fmiture, rugs and draperies,
your air conditioner
ties
longer to produce the
desired comfort condition.
●
Keep furnace floor registers and cold
air
returns
closed. Cold air can easily escape through them.
●
Don’t let drapes or
firniture
block the front of the
unit and restrict air flow when it is operating.
●
It’s best to operate your air conditioner at high
speed during extremely hot weather.
●
Keep the outdoor condenser coil clean. (See the
Care and Cleaning section.)
●
Turn the air conditioner off before vacations or
extended absences from home.
●
Keep windows and doors closed. Cool, dry air
escapes when they’re open.
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