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GE ABN12 manual

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    Models: ABN12 ABM18 ABN14 ABM14 ABM22 ABN18 ABM15 ABM24 ABN24 Air Conditioner Ownerk Manual lmpoflant Safety Information Operating Instructions The Confrois OR Ylwr Air conditioner Care of Product Helpful Information Things That Are Normal GE Answer Center* 800.626.2000 GE Appliances 49-7349[...]

  • Page 2

    . . Welcome to the GE family. We’re r Best of al ; you’ll experience proud of our quality products and these valu& each time you enjoy we believe in dependable service. the comfort of your air conditioner. You’ll see it in this easy-teuse That’s important, because your manual and you’ll hear it in the new air conditioner will be part [...]

  • Page 3

    ● ● properly installed in accordance 3 and unplug your air conditioner ; with the Installation Instructions before making any repairs. j ; ., before it is used. NOTE’ We strongly recommend Repair or replace immediately that any semicing be performed by ~ all electric semice cords that have a qualified individual. become frayed or othemvise $.[...]

  • Page 4

    The controls on your 9 azr conditioner MODE CONTROLS TEMP CONTROLS A Mode Control NmMAL ~ ~ saulN6s :(ID 4* ,s COOL ● I ● = CD 30 t ● S Mm ● COOL ● EL 20 0? COOL . ● =’ 1* ● s r% Om YouT modd mull look like one ofthae. (MJ :0 50 ● $ COOL I . ~gllv (D so , w 30 ,0 z 20 ● 9 10 98 A A HIGH COOL MED COOL and LOW COOL provide cooling[...]

  • Page 5

    Cooling Descriptions I 4 >.*.— ‘ FOR NORMAL COOLING FOR MAXIMUM COOLING FOR QUl~ ~ Select MED COOL with the Select HIGH COOL with the Select LOW COOL with the ! temp at 4 or 5. temp at 8 or 10. temp at 3 or 4. / . ON ~m NORMAL Ymr model will look lilw orw of these. #OlullM~ SNERSV aAvlNss I&r A A Energy Saving The energy saving switch co[...]

  • Page 6

    Care & Cleaning Turn the air conditioner off and To clean, use water and a mild remove the plug from the wall out- detergent. Do not use bleach or let before cleaning. abrasives. The coils on the outdoor side of . the air conditioner should be checked regularly. If they are clogged with dirt or soot they may be professionally steam cleaned, a s[...]

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    ● ● ● For personal safetv. this air A . -’+-% Installer: Leave these ~ ~ instructions with the ~ ! appliance. $ i Owner: Keep these ; instructions for ftiure ~ $ ., use. { con~itioner must be properly 0 CAUT/ON: grounded. ● It is important to have the wall outlet and circuit checked by a qualified electrician if there is any ● doubt as [...]

  • Page 8

    Before you bep”n Support bra ow gasket Window locking bracket 2 Leveling bolts& nuts 1“ screws (3) 3/4” screws (5) 1/2” screws (4) 1/4” screws (6) 1 1 1 P v ~~~, &!!!9 ● Blade-type screwdriver s Scissors or knife ● 1/4” hex-head nut driver ● Level ● 9/16” open<nd or ● Pencil adjustable wrench ● Ruler or tape mea[...]

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    k @ ● These instructions are for a otnnAnwA J,--... Lla L..-- ..:-,lfi.., 1111 &’ . m 1 II II I u I II -. II I You will need to mod~ them for III 4 17Z” min. III other types of windows. H “ 30!4” to 40!4” i- 1 ● The air conditioner can be I II (With filler panels) ~ II I installed without the filler panels I B I if needed to fit i[...]

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    Read completely then follow ste~-by-ste~ — 1 2 3 4 Remove the front grille insert and the air filter. Remove the control knobs by pulling straight off. Remove the 4 screws behind the air filter area that hold the front grille to the case. Remove the lower front screw at the bottom of the control panel. Save these screws. You will need them at the[...]

  • Page 11

    , 2 3 Center the case in the window. Lower the window until it touches behind the air conditioner top rail. Make sure the bottom rail is behind the window stool. Locate the 3 holes that are on the plate at the front of the case. Drill 1/8” pilot holes. Using 3 1“ screws attach the case to the window stool. Assemble the 2 leveling bolts and nuts[...]

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    1 Extend the filler panels on both INSTALLATION WITHOUT THE sides until they touch the window FILLER PANELS tracks. If filler is required on the sides Z Secure the top and the bottom of the air conditioner, cut filler with four 3/4” long screws on sheet (not supplied) to size and fill both sides. each side. 1 2 Cut the foam top window gasket 3 At[...]

  • Page 13

    14 0 ● Through-the-Wall Installation 1 Remove the front grille insert, 3 Slide the air conditioner from air filter and the front grille. the case by pulling on the bottom 2 Remove the two grounding/ lip of the air conditioner while anti-theft screws from either holding the case. side of the case. For specilic instructions, refer to Window Install[...]

  • Page 14

    Support brackets are recommended for walls under 5“ thick. Refer to the assembly of the support brack- ets in the Window Installation. A wooden strip secured to the out- side wall should be used with the sill support brackets. 2 Slide the air conditioner into the 3 Make sure the unit is (l- before case and replace the front grille. plugging into [...]

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    PING! I// You may hear a pinging noise caused by water being picked up and thrown against the condenser on rainy days or when the humidity is high. This design feature helps remove moisture and improve efficiency. “CLICK’ You may hear the & . : on and off. thermostat click when the compressor cycles DRIP Water will collect in the base pa[...]

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    * Problem Possible Causes What to Do The air conditioner ● Make sure the air conditioner plug is pushed completely into the outlet. The fuse is blown/circuit . Check tie house fuse/circuit breaker breaker is tripped box and replace fuse or reset the breaker. Power failure s If power failure occurs, turn the mode control to OFF. When power is rest[...]

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    Notes 17[...]

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    Open 24 hours a day, 800.626.2000 7 days a week. TDD 800-833-4322 We provide expert repair service, Our factory-trained technicians 800-GE-CARES scheduled at a time that’s know your appliance inside and out– (800-432-2737) convenient for you. so most repairs can be handled in just one visit. With a sefice contract GE With a multiple-year contra[...]

  • Page 20

    FULL ONEZEAR WARRANTY For one year from date of original pur- chase, we will provide, free of charge, parts and service labor in your home to repair or replace any Pati of the room air conditioner that fails because of a manu- facturing defect. For five years from the date of original purchase, we will provide, free of charge, parts and service lab[...]