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Room Air Conditioner • Dehumidifier Pleaseread the operating instructions and safety precautions carefully and thoroughly before', installinn
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I ForFutureReference Write downthe m6del andserialnumbers Usethese numbersin any cormsponden_or servicecalls conceMingyourair conditioner.
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Model Number
SerialNumber
Date of Purchase
23-23-0389N-005
RECOGNIZE SAFETY SYMBOLS_ WORDS AND LABELS Wh_ You Need To Know About Safety_ Instructions" .warningandJmportant6afetyinstructionsappearingir this manual are not meant to Coverall possible conditions andsituationsthat may occur.Common_: sense,cautionandcareimust be exerd_edwhen operatingor cleaningtools, and euuitoment." .. Always contactyour'deale_ distPibut0r;sewice.agem:-or manufacturer about'pPo_]emSOF:Cond,tions You cto::not understand., _1_T_isis the safety alertsymboLit is used'toalert,you to potentialpersolial_ injuryhazards;Obepall:safe_: •messagesthat follow this symbolto avoid possible injury or death.
_L_tK_ DANGER indicates an imminently hazardoussituation which, if not avoided,will resultin death or serious injury. r A
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WARNING irfdicatesa potentiallyhazardoussituation" which, if not avoided,could result indeath or serious injury.
Important Grounding Requirements • Air conditionerhas a three-prong grounding plug on the power supply cord, which must be plugged into a properly grounded three-prong wall receptacle for your protection against possible shock.hazard. For models up to and including 7.5 amperes,use a grounding type wall receptacleto match.the cordplug. • For mode!s above 7.5 amperes use a-single outtet grounding t_pe wal! receptacle to match the cord plug, Do not operate this air conditionerwithout proper time delay circuit protection (circuit breaker or fuse), Refer to serial plate for proper power supply requirements. %,
Recommended Wire Sizes (Asinstalledper building code): PROTECTOR SIZEWIREGAUGE ,15 AMP#!4 MINIMUM _'(_ :20"AMP#i_'MINIMUM 30 AMF#;i;_:r_NIMUM
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125V 250V 250V _
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l& CAUtiON r I _ttrlON indicates an potentiallyhazardous'sltuation. which,if not avoided,may resultin minorprmoderate injury.
I .cAuTIoN t CAUTION usedwithodt the safety,alektsymbol indicate_a potentiallyhazardoussituationwhich,if not avoided,may result in propertydamage.
Electrical Shock Hazard • Plugunit onlyinto a _'?aundedelectricaloutlet • Db not use an extension'cord or plug adapter with this unit. Do not alter cord or plug end. Do not remove warning label on cord. • Dp not operate unit with decorative front or filter removed. , tf the air conditioner has a serial plate rating of 115 volts and greater than 7.5. amps, it must have its own fuse or circuit breaker, and no other device or •.unit should be operated on that fuse or circuit breaker. • if the air conditionerhas a sedaJ plate rating of 230 volts, it must have its own fuse or circuit breaker, and no other device or unit should be operated on that fuse or circuit breaker. • We recommend that a qualified electrician insta[I unit in accordance with the National Electrical Code and local codes and ordinances. • Use copper conductors of correct wire gauge and protector size only,
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Power Cord with Arc Detection Device The power cord supplied with this air conditioner is equippedwith an Arc DetectionDevicedesigned to shut off powerto the unit whenit sensesanarc fault condition. An arc fault is an unintentionalelectricaldischa_gethat occurswhen electricalproductsor wires are damaged,. aged_'or"improperly used.An arc fauit can.be potentially hazardousif left'undetected..
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conditioner. Failureto. do so can result in back or Use or more people to move and install air othertwo injury,
CAUTION Do not cut, alt_P,or remove any of the expanded polystyrene(styrofoam)insidethisair conditioner': • Donot introduceobjectsin t.,beair _tischargearea.This could causepermanentdamage, • Do not pourliquidson the air conditioner asthiscould ca.usea maffunction, With the unit unplugged,use a dampcloth.for cleaning the u_nit,
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Do not remove or modifythis plug Do not useasan on/off switch Do not useoutdoors Do not push_fu, rnitureagainstor placefurniture on the electrical cordZThis can trip the test switch and/or damagethe cord and becomea po_ntJal condition for arcing • Do not attempt to repairthe cord. If the cord requires replacement,call anauthorizedseniicer. • The Arc _Dete_tion De'viceis not a Groun_l"Fauttl_. Interrupterand shouidnot be usedassuch = TheArc DetectionDevicecontainsan electronic_drcuit board and should not be submergedor eXl_bsedt;o water spray ...... .
CAUTION Do not u_estrongsoiventsto clean the air conditioner_ conditionerfiltei" every'two weeks.,to avoid rOVe_e_ing cause_ by air obstruction. Do not operatew]_fi_ut.filter.. • Do not 6b_?UCt thi_ air';.intak'earea of your air conditi_ne_:as this could cause overheating, thus activatina,the" unit'ssecurityswitchandshuttingoff the "unit. • Do not ,block air"circula_:_on to outside louvers of cabinet." • Do not block air flow inside with blinds, curtains,or furniture, or outsidewith shrubs,endosures,or other buildings. • Do not run the air conditioner with an outside protectivecover in place. Thiscould result in fire or mechanicaldamage"withinthe air 'conditioner, • Carefullyinspectthe locationwhere the air conditioner will.be installed, Be sure it will supportthe weight of the unit overan extended periodof time. • CJeanr,the.air
Resetting • if the Arc DetectionDevicehastripped,"thereset button will pop up. Followthesestepsto,reset the Arc DetectionDevice: I. Unplugunit from electricaloutlet 2. Pressthe reset button 3. Plug the unit backinto electricaloutlet 4, Checkto seeif powerhasreturnedto the unit Testing You should test _he Arc Detection.Device equipped power cord monthly,after every maj0_;electrical storm, or if _ower to your Room Air Conditioner has been interrupted. Followthesesteps to test the ArcDetectionDevice: 1. Unplugunit from electricaloutlet 2. Pressthe resetbutton 3. Plug the unit back into electrica|outlet 4, Presstest button. Unitshoutdtripand resetbutton will pop up. 5. Pressresetbutton againfor use
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Description of Partsonthe Portable CoolingUnit Control Panel
Control Panel
Use the electronic control panet to select the mode, fan speed, set the timer_ or view the current and set room
Air Outlet
temperature. Air OutJet The air outtet discharges the air from the unit into the room. Use the adjustable: ' louvers to direct the air. Handles
Use the,handles to held move,me,.un_,. ,.arour_l'the room '
, Castem. Allow you to move the uiiit from onei_=. r6bm tO another without iffing. • Room Air Intake
Brings room air into.the unit for cOob_i heating, or dehumidifying • . _.::' ' .,
System Air In_ke
Outside air is brought into.the unit toe. cool the internal components. ,,,
Exhaust Port' Exhausts warm air from the internal, components to the o_utside. Serial Plate
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identifies unit model and serial number
Drain. _Valve Drains the interna[,condensatiofl tank. ,=
Caster
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' Power Cord
Uses a 3-pronged, must be plugged grounded outlet. plug end. Do not
grounding plug and i_o.a proper:ly ,. • Do, n_ altar ¢ofdor use an'extei_sion_ord,
Room Air. intake
Before you start • Readthe instructionmanual.beforeoperatingthe unit.for the firsttime. It contains important information on operation,safety, maintenance,,seTvice andwarranty.
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• System -Air Intake
- _Oanot start a damaged unit , The assemblyand connectionof=theunit must becarried out accordingto the instructions,if they are not followedyourun the risk of voidingthe warranty. • Thepowercord islocatedin the rear of the unit, Do not useplugadaptersor extensioncords, Do t_otalter plug end.Only usea groundedelectricaloutlet. • Do not allowcontactbetween t_e unit andwater, • Do not coverthe air outlet or air intake louvers.ofthe unit. * To avoid the possibility of personat injury, always disconnect the power supply to the unit before installing and/or servicing,
Drain
Power Cord
Window adapter kit J
An installation parts kit is packed with your unit in a separate carton_ Before.you discard the packaging that your unit came in, please locate the carton that contains these parts and ensure that all parts are present. Wtndow panel
Window panel extensions
Window
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Window
Screws
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Attaches to window openingto allow air exchangefor Systemair transfer. Extenclswindow panel to fit .i Screws
windows of Various dim ension_.= Tube adapters
panel extensions
@@ Tube Adapters.
Connect Air exchange tubes to window panel 12 screws are included for assernb[ing the window adapter kit. Some screws may be partially assembled onto window panel.
Air exchangetubes
Exchanges air between the unit and outdoors.
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Instructions-forassembling,the window adapter kit
Back of
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window panel
1. Insert tube adapters '_hrough:the back,of the window panel 2. Secure each tube adapter with four screws through the front of the window panel.
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3. Insertwindow panelextensionsinto window panel. Lightly tighten the screws'.inthe window panelto hold the extensionsin ptace.
Tube Adapters
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Window Pane!
Window Panel Extension
Window Panei_lk_
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installing the window adapter kit Note:Thewindow adapter kit must be Installedand connectedfor the air conditioner to work properly in Coolmode.Thewindow adapter trit isnot mquir_ when usingthe unit in Heat, Dehumidify.or Fan modes. Yourwindow adapterkit hasbeen designedto fit most standardverticaland horizontal:window ....: applications,However,it may be necessarY for you_o ,improvise/modify someaspectsof the installation_.'i 'procedures'for'ce_aii_ ty_e_;of_itndowsJ , ° 1. Openwir_dow.(fig.A) 2. Placewindowp_anei wjth extensionsintb:window frame and adjustto widthofwindow, [fig.B)_:_ _=, Window adapter kit maybe instalted,vertiCally as well as hoffzontally.Thisinstallatonmayalsobe usedfor _:rankstylewindows.(fig;E) • 3. Tightenthe four screwson the window panelto securethe window panelextensions., 4. Closewindow._g;C) 5. Thewindowadapter kit shouldnow,fit sL_curel_ Within the windowframe andyou cannow attac_ ,the air exchangetubes.If youapehavingtrquble attachingthe air exchangetubes,you.mayattach_ the tubes priorto installingthe windowadapter kit_
Attaching the air exchange tubesto the air conditioner 1. Attachthe tubesto th_ wi0dow adapter kit. 2. Attach the other endto the air conditioner. To attachair exchangetubes: pushtube ontotube adapter and_wistuntil the tab is in placein the hole on the tube. To removeair exchangetubes:twi_the end until the tab isclearof the hole inthe tube andpulloff. Maintaina dear distance{from,walls,furniture, etc.) of at least10 inchesaroundthe unit to allow proper air circulationandpreventdamageto t!_eunit. Important: Do not over-stretch the exhaust tube or make any unnecessary bends in It.
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Mode_ . . T, , Control ' +,Fan Spe_d ,-Contro!
Mode Timer Indicators Control
_imeriTemp Set _ Controls
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Power Control The powercontrolturns the unit on and off. Warning Light + Condensedwater may accumulate in the untt. It the internal tank becomesfull, the Warning Lightw_llshine and the unit will not operate until the unit has been; drained. See Draiping ExcessWater section ,,for instructions on how to drain the water.
Mode Control The Mode Controlhas4,settings: Coot,Heat, Dehumidify and Fan. The settings are adjusted_vith the Mode Control:, -, bu_on. A light will indicate whichsettingis currently_ being used. Cool Mode When Cool mode iss'etected,the ind{cator light will shinegreen. During the cooling modethe air iscooledand hot air is exhaustedto the outside air through the exhausttube. Adjustfan speec_ andtemperature_tosuityour desiredcomfort eveLNote; The air exchangehosesmust vent outsidethe room when usingCoolMode. Heat Mode When the Heat modeis selected the indicatorlight will shinered. Heatedair is circulatedthroughout the room.Adjustfan speedand temperature to suityourdesired comfortlevel. Note:The air exchangehosesmustvent insidethe roomwhen using Heat Model
Dehumidify Mode When Dehumidifymode'is selected,the indicator light wi!l shineorange.Air is dehumidifiedasit passes through the unit, without being in full coolingmode.Thefan speed iSnot adjustable underthe Dehumidificationmode while the room temperature is below 78°F(26°C). Fan Mode !When Fa_+'mode is sei'ectedthe LEDlight will shine yeltow_+_rjscircula:tedthroughout the room with no cooling;(Note,_unit+'_o_s not needto bevented' ' in Fan"_e3 " + Fan Speed C0ntrct_ The Fan SpeedControl has-3settings: High, M_dium, andLow.
Timer Control Auto turn off: With machine poweredon, presstimer button to selectnumberof hoursyouwould like the unit to run in air conditioningmode until it automaticaUy ,shutsoff. Auto turn on:
With machinepoweredoff, presstimer button to selectnumberof hoursuntil you would likethe unit to automaticallystart runningin air conditioning mode.
TempiTimer Set Controls Usedfor adjusting the timer and thermostat. Thedefault displayisroom temperature.
Caution:Heat/Coolmodelsor unitswith electric heat aredesignedto be usedonly as a supplementalheat source,They shouldbe used in addition to regularheatingsystemsand never asthe primarysourceof heat,
In cooling mode, when %" 6r "-" button ispressed the set temperatureis displayedandmay be adjusted. After 1S secondsthe display will revertback to room temperature.Temperatureis adjustabfein Cool, Heat and Dehumidifymodes. Note: By pressing both Temp/_limer Set buttons on the unit at the same time for S seconds, the display will toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Beforestartingthis unit •1.Selecta suitablelocation, making sureyouhavea levelsurfacewith no obstructions,andeasyaccessto an electricaloutlet. 2. Install the windowadapter kit, as describedin the Installation.sectio'n. Note: The window adapter kit is requiredonly while usingthe Coolmode. • 3. Plugthe unitinto a groundede['ectrical outlet. Do not usean extensioncord. Operating Instructions Dehumidify Mode Air Conditioner/CoolMode 1. Pressthe On/Off buttonto turn the unit on. Theunit will 1. Installthe widow adapter kit andhosesto the unit. • power up anddisplaythe roomtemperature. 2. Pressthe On/Off button to turn the unit on,'The unitwill. 2. Pressthe Mode button until the orange indicator light power up and dkplay!he roomtemperature. shinesabovethe word Dehumidify. 3. Press{he Mode button udtil the green indicator light 3. The fan will operate in Med speed.Thefan speed isnot shines. adjustable underthe Deh.umidification modewhile the 4. Pressthe" Terfip!TimerSet buttons to set the desired= temperature.While'_youare adjusting the setting, the Set. roomtemperatureisbelow78_F" (26°L'), Temperatureindicatorwill shineand the displaywitl.show'_ 4. Condensedwater may accumulatein the.unit. If the the set temperature. After you havefinishedadjustingthe internaltank becomesfu[I, the warning light will shine temperature,the displaywill defa!Jit backto the room and the unit will not operate until the unit has been temperatureandthe =RoomTemp" indicator will shine. drained, SeeDrainingExcessWater section, 5. Pressthe FanSpeed button to selectthe desired setting: FanMode (High, Med, Low).The fan speedindicatorlight wiJ]shine 1. Pressthe OntOffbuttontoturn the unit on. Theunit wU] for the selected speed. . 6. Condensed water may accumulate in the unit. If the power up and displaythe_roomtemperature. internaltank becomesfull, the warning lightwill shineand 2. Pressthe Mode button u'ntilthe veliow indicator ]ioht •the unit will not operate until the uni_hasb'_en drained.. Shines. See DrainingExcess Water section for instructions on how : 3,Pfe_slt_e FanSpeei:lbutton to select the desiredsetting to drainthe "water. (Hig'_:Med,Low).Thefan speedindicatorlight wt[ shine 7. Once the room reaches the set.'=tempera:_ure_the foi ,the sele'cted"_spleed,The unit wilt operate compressor will turn off and the fan wiiFcontinue to cb_ir_ously in Fanrhode. operate, Timer"_ Heat Mode 1. Pressthe On/Off button to turn the unit on. The unit will The'timer can'be_s_to turn the unit off or on, Thetimer is adjust_able between 1 _n_l_l2 hours. powerup and displaythe roomtemperature. 2. Pressthe Mode button untJtthe red indicatorlightshines. 3. Rressthe To,p/Timer Set. buttons to set the desired temperature. Whileyou are adjustingthe setting, the Set Temperatureindicatorwill shineandthe displaywitlshow the set temperature,After youhavefinished adjustingthe temperature, the displaywill .default back to the. room temperature and the "RoomTemp" in:dicatorwill shine.' When the room temperature fails below I ° of the set temperature, the unitwill start heatingthe room.Whe the room temperature reaches1° above the set temperature the unit will stop heatingthe room. 4. Airflow is adjustedusingthe FanSpeedControl Pressthe FanSpeed buttqn to selectthe desiredsetting (High,Med, Low). The fan Speed indicator tight will shine for the selectedspeed.After the unit has _opped heating the room,the fan will continueto run. 5. Heater Safetyfeature: When the unit is turned off (or if power is interrupted durin_heating mode), the fan will continue to run for 5 secondsto remove any residuatheat from the unit.
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To:turn unit off automatically: 1. With unit poweredon and runningin desiredmode, presstimer button. 2. UseTemp/TimerSet buttonsto select numberof hours youwould like the unit to run until it automatically shuts off. After you havefinishedadjusting the timer, the display will default back to the room temperature andthe "Room Temp"indicator wilt shine.Timer indicatorwill blinkwhen set,To turn timeroff pressthe timer button, Toturn unit on automatically: 1. With unit poweredon selectdesiredmode and fan speed,then power unit off. 2. With machinepoweredoff, presstimer button to seiect numberof hours until you would like the unit to automaticallystart running in air conditioningmode. Timer indicator witi blink when set. The display will showthe numberof'hours the unit issetuntil it beqins operation. To turn timer off pressthe timer button."
" Cleaning
and Maintenance • The unit has an air filter that must be cleaned with water every two weeks and put back in the unit after it is completely dry. • The air discharge grille can be cleaned with a rag or sponge, warm water and mild detergent. ° Never use hot water, bleach, gasoline, acids, cleaning fluid or a brush to clean the unit. This will damage the cabinetand the air discharge area. • Do not wash the unit with a hq.s_ _. Cleaning the filter.: 1. Turn Power OFE 2. Remove the air filter by grasping the bottom and pulling it up and out of the unit. 3. Washin hot soapywater, rinse and shake dry.: 4. Replacethe filter wi_hthe front of the filter toward you. 5. To dry the filter thoroughly, run your unit In fan mode for a few minutes. Remember,onlya clean filter works properly and deliverstop efficiency at every _tting. _k
Properuse and careof your air conditioner will help ensurelonger life of the unit. it is recommendedto have a professionalannually inspectand cleanthe coils and condensatewater passages.Expenseof annua] inspection isthe consumer'sresponsibility.
Warning: Make sure unit isunplugged before performing alny maintenance procedure..
Draining excess water ;Condensed_water may accumulate in the _n_t. If the !_' :: internal tank becomesfull, the Warning Light.wi![ spiller" and the unit will not operate until the unit has been. drained. First,uplug electricalcordfrom wall outlet. Then,.drain ex.cess water from the tank by placinga pan underthe d_ainvalve,removingthe drain pluq, and letting the water drain into the pan. When the water stops draining out, replacethe drain plug, and removethe pan of water, Operate the air conditioner in fan mode to dry the interiorof the unit.
Drain Valve
Always drain the unit.before putting it intostoraqe. Air Conditioner
Remote Control
Batteries: Removethe cover on the backof the remote controllerand insertthe batterieswith the (+) and (-) polespointing in the properdirection, • Use onlyAJkAor IECR03 1.5V batteries, , Do not attempt to rechargethe supplied batteries = Atl batteries shoutd be replaced at the same time. • Do not disposeof the batteries in a fire as they may explode. ° Do not mix otd and new batteries. • Do not install the batteries with.the polarity (+/-) reversed. • Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon- zinc), or rechargeabte (nickel-cadmium)batteries. • Keep batteriesand other things that could be swallowed away from young children.Contact a doctor immediatelyif an object is swallowed.
How_o obtain WarrantyServiceor Parts Servicefor your unit will be provided by CareCo0with authorized independent CareCoservice_ nationwide. Note:Beforer.ailingfor service,carefullyread the installation and Operatinginstructionsbooklet. Then if you needservice': 1. Catla CareCoauthorizedservicerand advise them.of model number, serial number,date of purchaseand nature of complaint, Servicewill be providedduring normal working.hours. Contact your dealer forlthe name of an auth_PizedseNicerif unknown_toyouL:=:_" 2, If your de'ater,is Linable to give you the name of a service'r .or _f you need other assistance, call the following toll-tree number for the name of an_ authorizedservicer or authorizedpartsdistributer: 1-800-332-6658
Warranty Full (Five Year) Parts and LaborWarranty During the five years after the date of original purchase, FeddersNorth America wiII, through its authorized servicers and free of chargeto the owner or any subsequentuser,repair or replace any parts which are defective in material or workmanshipdueto normal usewhen the unit is deliveredby the owner to and picked up from one of our authorized servicers,if requested,in-home service,pick-up,redeltve_yand reinstaltation will be provided, but are the owner's responsibility. Note:in the eventof anyrequired partsreplacement withinthe period ofthis'warranty,Fedders NorthAmericareplacement partsshaJlbeused and wi]lbe warr_medonlyfor th6 perJ'o_[ remainingon the odginat warranty. Exceptions
The abovewarrantydoes_notcoverfaifure to function caused by damageto the unit while in your possession(other than damagecausedby defect or malfunction), or by its improper CareCo, Service Department instaliation, or by unreasonableuse of the unit, including 415 W. Wabash Ave., RO. Box 200 without limitation,failure to provide reasonableand necessary Effingham, iL 62401 maintenance or to follow the written Installation and Operating instructions. If the unit is put to commercial, Proof of Pur_chase Date ,business,rental or other_use,or application othe r than for It ls the responsibility of the consumerto estab!ishthe _consumer: _se, we make no warranties, express or imptied, originalpurchasedate for warrantypurposes.W_er.ecommend including"_Ut not limited to, any impiied warranty of that a bill of sale,canceUedcheck,or someotber=appropHate merchantabiJity or fLtness.for._pa_icutar use or purpose. paymentrecoirdbe keptfor that purpose. THE :RE}_'_DIES"PR'OVID'I:D FOR IN THE ABOVE EXPRESS or yoa may write:
WARRANTY ARE TH'ESOLEAND EXCLUSIVEREMEDIESAND NO "bTH'ER,,EXPRE.S_ WARRANTIES ARE MADE, ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES,IN_LUDINq::BUT NOT LIMITEDTO ANY IMPLIED .Formodels installedin North America- If serv|oeor parts are WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULARUSE OR PURPOSE,ARE LIMITEDINDURATION TO rdquired First,makethe _ecommendedchecks,if it appearsthat service FiVEYEARS FROM THE DATE OF ORIGINALPURCHASE.INNO EVENT SHALL FEDDERS NORTH AMERICA B_ UABLE FOR or partsare still required,seeyourwarranty "How to Obtain iNDIRECT,INCIDENTAL,OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,EVEN WarrantyServiceor Parts", Pleasehavethe modelnumberand IF ADVISED IN ADVANCE OF THE POSSIBILITYOF SUCH serial numberwith you when calling. DAMAGES.NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR iMPLIED,AREMADE Formodelsinstalled outside_f North Axn_ica TO ANY BUYERUPON RESALE. For models purchasedfor use,._utside North America, the _anufacturer doesnot extend anywarranty either expressed Somestatesdo not al]0w limitations on how long an implied or implied.Consultyour local dealerfor any warrantyterms warranty lastsor do not allow the exclusionor limitation of extendedbythe importer in yourcountry. incidental or consequential damages,so the above limitations To locateyour nearestServiceCehteF _al! 800;.332-6658;
or exclusionsmay not apply to you. This warranty givesyou specific legal rights, and you may also haveother rightswhich may varyfrom stateto _ate. No warrantiesare made for units sold outsideof the above stated areas. Your distributor or final seller may provide a warrantyon unitssold outsideof these areas.
