13 000 Btu Wall Air Conditioner

1 ton (12,000 btu/h) wall mounted ductless split air conditioner with heating capacity using heat pump technology. 13 SEER efficiency. ETL safety and performance certified. Manufactured to meet U.S. national standards and codes for easy and safe installation and with no hassle for inspection and permit from DOE. Elegant, compact, ultra-quite fan coil with Hi-tech computer control features. Ergonomic LCD screen remote control with fully control features. Compact, super-quite horizontal blow condensing unit with epoxy powder coated, high gauge, strong, durable body. Freezing point lowest working ambient temperature

Amazon Sales Rank: #54446 in Kitchen & Housewares Brand: Klimaire Model: 798304059311 Super quiet Operation, 13 seer energy efficient Soft and Individual Dehumidifying Operation 3 Fan Speeds for Selection, Multifunction Infrared Remote control

Most helpful customer reviews 30 of 30 people found the following review helpful. Great AC! Need decent installation instructions! By James D. Savage Ok, the hardware so far in this very nice and very good value for what I paid for it. The big problem is the installation guide. This stuff you can not say enough information to help you at all unreasonable to progress you by disconnecting lines bend only liquid and gas pipes, peeling of the internal unit to find out what the instructions say not. That it all together again, stuck inside the unit back to you then find the next thing to say the phrases you need to repeat the process. It should have taken me to install only a few hours but it took me all weekend. Klimaire must step on guide. But until then let me tell you, to help my installation steps to help you, however. 1st Unpack everything (of course) 2 Remove the metal plate fixation of suspension as the rear of the indoor unit and find that you want to hang the indoor unit (instructions that tell you about the restrictions on) 3. With a spirit level or the electronic or application installed on the phone, the level of the metal hook and mark where you want to go to the screws. Trying to get at least one stud, the rest of the screws, use drywall screws. I think mine are rated for 50 pounds. 4. Bring the indoor unit and hang it on the rack mounting plate being careful not to snap the hooks background, because then you need a material on the sheet metal bent at an angle of 90 ° to arrive to relieve the pressure. 5. Use a pencil and a sketch of the lower right corner of the indoor unit. That's where the hole in the wall will be. 6. Remove the drive inside the hangar. 7. Use a long drill and masonry fun (I used ¼ "), which will have the cement and stucco on the outside of the home and drilling around the middle where the lines coming out of the drilling unit at a slight angle down until the drill exits the outside wall. 8. Use a drywall saw and cut an opening to generous companies (at least 2 ½ "diameter) across your right to keep from being beaten outside the outline you made with the pencil. 9. Now go to the outside of the house and cut the 2 ½ diameter hole in the same corner with the 2 ½ "carbide cutting edges of the hole to the stucco pass. 10. Go back inside and gently right the liquid metal and insulated lines gas and the gray water drain hose until they point to the back of the inside unit. 11. Now it is the part that is found nowhere in the manual: Remove all the tape on the indoor unit, you know, the bits that keep things from opening during shipment? 12 Open the door. On the right there is a screw which when removed, remove a cap to be. Do it. 13 If you got the cover is a screw that you remove that allows you to remove, even a cap. Do it right. 14th Now you see a number of electrical contacts with numbers, letters or a combination of numbers and letters. 15th Few electric wires from the box and fish them back through the small hole that until they come out where the plugs. Each wire is labeled the 16th where it should go, so a small screwdriver and stick it in the right places. 17th Now all close up, put all the covers in place and closing the main front door. 18th Remove the tape and electrical tape comes with the device and wrap the two power lines, the insulating liquid metal and gas lines, drain hose for water and power cable with the small plug on the end Wrap tightly together until you reach the end of the cable shortly. 19th Enter two power wires through the hole made in it.