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14
SECURE
THE
CURTAIN
FRAMES
Expand
the
curtain
frames
and
secure
them
using
5
screws
(ITEM
E)
as
shown
in
FIG.
7.
When
curtain
frame
opens
or
closes,
you
may
feel
a
slight
resistance.
This
is
normal.
FOAM
SEAL
AND
WINDOW
LOCK
?
Cut
the
foam
seal
(ITEM
F)
to
the
window
width.
Stuff
the
foam
seal
between
the
glass
and
the
window
to
prevent
air
and
insects
from
getting
into
the
room,
as
shown
in
FIG.7.
?
Install
the
L
bracket
to
prevent
window
from
being
raised
which
may
result
in
unit
falling.
NOTE:
If
window
sash
has
a
metal
surface.
use
sheet
metal
screws
instead
of
the
provided
wood
screws.
Obtain
sheet
metal
screws
at
local
hardware
store.
IF
AIR
CONDITIONER
IS
BLOCKED
BY
STORM
WINDOW
FRAME
?
If
storm
window
presents
interference,
fasten
a
2"(51mm)
wide
wood
strip
to
the
inner
window
sill
across
the
full
width
of
the
sill.
The
wood
strip
should
be
thick
enough
to
raise
the
height
of
the
window
sill
so
that
unit
can
be
installed
without
interference
from
the the
storm
window
frame.
See
FIG.
8.
Top
of
wood
strip
should
be
approximately
3/4"(19mm)
higher
than
the
storm
window
frame
to
help
condensation
to
drain
properly
to
the
outside.
?
Install
a
second
wood
strip
(approximately
6"(152mm)
long
by
11/2"(38mm)
wide
and
same
thickness
as
first
strip)
in
the
center
of
the
outer
sill
flush
against
the
back
of
the
inner
sill.
(FIG.
8)
INSTALLATION
FOR
OTHER
TYPE
WINDOWS.
?
Dimensions
and
geometry
of
windows
are
different
according
to
manufacturers.
Check
your
window
and
refer
to
FIG.9
to
install
the
support
bracket
firmly.
8
7
6
5
ITEM
E
L
BRACKET
FOAM
SEAL
(ITEM
F)
FIG.
7
INNER
SILL
WOOD
STRIP
MOUNTED
ON
TOP
OF
INNER
SILL
3/4"(19mm)
CLEARANCE
1
1/2"
min.
(38mm)
STORM
WINDOW
FRAME
OUTDOOR
INDOOR
When
storm
window
frame
is
located
on
outer
sill
OUTER
SILL
WOOD
STRIP
FOR
SUPPORT
BRACKET
FIG.
8
Failure
to
securely
install
support
bracket
may
result
in
unit
falling
from
window
if
window
sash
is
raised
after
unit
is
installed.
This
could
result
in
personal
injury.
CAUTION
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