these instructions with the appliance.
OWNER: Keep these instructions for future use.
Electrical
Please Read Carefully
For personal safety, this air conditioner
must
be
outlet you
properly grounded.
plan to use is
a
Electrical requirements
2-prong
it is your
personal
●
Do not change the plug on the power cord of this
to have it
with a
air conditioner.
properly grounded
3-prong
●
Follow national
codes or
codes and
ordinances.
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●
house wiring may present
Do
under any
or
a
electrician.
remove the
prong from the
115-volt models
a
60
power cord.
grounded
with a 15-amp time delay fuse
or circuit breaker.
power
on these models has a 3-prong
plug that mates with a standard 3-prong (grounding)
1) to
the
of electric shock
from
air
Use of adapter plug
models
of potential
under
conditions, we
against the use of
an adapter plug. However, if you
choose to use an
adapter, a
may be made where
codes permit. Use a
adapter,
at
most
hardware stores and make sure the 2-prong
is properly grounded
2). You
have the circuit
by a
to
make sure the
is properly grounded
you put the adapter
plug into the
make sure the larger prong
into the larger
This
provides the proper polarity
in the
of the
power cord For proper
grounding, you must
screw the
to the
the power cord from the
always hold the adapter with one hand
palling the
plug with the other hand. this is not done, the adapter
ground
is likely to break with repeated use.
ground
DO NOT USE
conditioner
a proper
ground has again been
Use of
cords
of potential safety
under certain
conditions, we strongly
against the use of an
extension cord. However, if you
choose to use an
extension
it is absolutely necessary that it be a
3-wire
type appliance extension
cord.
rating of the cord in amperes
must be equal to or greater than the branch circuit
shown on the rating nameplate of the
conditioner.
using the
rover screw.
Screwing the adaptor to the cover screw
not ground
the air conditioner
1.
is
grounded through
the house
g; and
2. The rover screw is
and not
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