Fedders AEP09D2B*B Owner's manual

Brand: Fedders

Model: AEP09D2B*B

Category: Mobile air conditioners

Type: Owner's manual

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AEP09D2B

FEDDERS °

Room Air Conditioner •

Dehumidifier

Pleaseread the operatinginstructionsand safety

precautions carefully and thoroughly before',

installinn and _n_=r_lnn vnltr _ir rnndiHnn_=_

ENGLISH' ,,page,,

•Installa_tion

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Usethesenumbersin anycormsponden_orservicecalls

conceMingyourairconditioner.

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Model Number

SerialNumber

Date ofPurchase

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23-23-0389N-005

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RECOGNIZE SAFETY SYMBOLS_

WORDS AND LABELS

Wh_ You Need To Know About

Safety_ Instructions"

.warningandJmportant6afetyinstructionsappearingir

this manual are notmeantto Coverall possible

conditions andsituationsthat mayoccur.Common_:

sense,cautionandcareimust beexerd_edwhen

operatingor cleaningtools,and euuitoment." ..

Alwayscontactyour'deale_distPibut0r;sewice.agem:-or

manufacturer about'pPo_]emSOF:Cond,tionsYoucto::not

understand.,

_1_T_isisthe safetyalertsymboLit is used'toalert,you

to potentialpersolial_injuryhazards;Obepall:safe_:

•messagesthat follow thissymbolto avoidpossible

injury or death.

_L_tK_

DANGERindicatesan imminently hazardoussituation

which,if notavoided,will resultin death orserious

injury.

r A WARNING ". '}

WARNING irfdicatesa potentiallyhazardoussituation"

which,if notavoided,could resultindeath orserious

injury.

l& CAUtiONr I

_ttrlON indicatesan potentiallyhazardous'sltuation.

which,if not avoided,mayresultin minorprmoderate

injury.

I.cAuTIoN t

CAUTIONusedwithodt the safety,alektsymbol

indicate_a potentiallyhazardoussituationwhich,if not

avoided,may resultin propertydamage.

Important Grounding Requirements

• Air conditionerhasa three-prong grounding plug

on the powersupply cord, whichmustbe plugged

into a properly grounded three-prong wall

receptaclefor your protection against possible

shock.hazard. For models up to and including7.5

amperes,usea 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 circuitprotection(circuit breaker or fuse),

Refer to serial plate for proper power supply

requirements.

Recommended Wire Sizes

(Asinstalledper building code):

PROTECTORSIZEWIREGAUGE

,15 AMP#!4 MINIMUM _'(_ (_._"

:20"AMP#i_'MINIMUM 125V 250V 250V 250V

30 AMF#;i;_:r_NIMUM _ 15A 20A 15A 30A

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 DetectionDevicedesignedto shut

off powertothe unitwhenit sensesanarcfaultcondition.

An arc fault isan unintentionalelectricaldischa_gethat

occurswhen electricalproductsor wires are damaged,.

aged_'or"improperly used.An arc fauit can.be potentially

hazardousif left'undetected..

• Do not remove or modifythis plug

• Donot useasan on/off switch

• Donot useoutdoors

• Donot push_fu,rnitureagainstorplacefurnitureonthe

electricalcordZThiscan trip the test switchand/or

damagethe cord and becomea po_ntJal condition

for arcing

• Donot attemptto 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 ...... .

Resetting •

if the ArcDetectionDevicehastripped,"thereset

button will popup.

Followthesestepsto,reset theArc DetectionDevice:

I. Unplugunit fromelectricaloutlet

2. Pressthe resetbutton

3. Plugthe unit backintoelectricaloutlet

4, Checkto seeif powerhasreturnedto the unit

Testing

You should test _he Arc Detection.Device equipped

power cord monthly,after everymaj0_;electricalstorm,

or if _ower to your RoomAir Conditioner has been

interrupted.

Followthesestepstotest the ArcDetectionDevice:

1. Unplugunit fromelectricaloutlet

2. Pressthe resetbutton

3. Plugthe unit backintoelectrica|outlet

4, Presstest button.Unitshoutdtripand resetbuttonwill

popup.

5. Pressresetbutton againfor use

il AWARNING

I Usetwo or more people to move and install air

conditioner. Failureto. do so can result in back or

otherinjury,

CAUTION

Do not cut, alt_P,or remove any of the expanded

polystyrene(styrofoam)insidethisairconditioner':

• Donot introduceobjectsin t.,beair_tischargearea.This

could causepermanentdamage,

• Do not pourliquidsontheair conditioner asthiscould

ca.usea maffunction, With the unit unplugged,usea

dampcloth.for cleaning the u_nit,

CAUTION

Donot u_estrongsoiventsto cleanthe air conditioner_

• CJeanr,the.air conditionerfiltei" every'two weeks.,to

avoid rOVe_e_ingcause_ 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_:_onto outside louversof

cabinet."

• Do not blockair 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 resultin fire or

mechanicaldamage"withinthe air'conditioner,

• Carefullyinspectthe locationwherethe airconditioner

will.be installed, Besureit will supportthe weight of

the unit overan extendedperiodof time.

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DescriptionofPartsonthe

PortableCoolingUnit

Control Panel

Air OutJet

Handles

,Castem.

Room Air Intake

System Air In_ke

Exhaust Port'

Serial Plate

Drain._Valve

' Power Cord

Use the electronic control panet to select

the mode, fan speed, set the timer_ or

view the current and set room

temperature.

The air outtet discharges the air from the

unit into the room. Usethe adjustable: '

louvers to direct the air.

Use the,handles to held move,me,.un_,.

,.arour_l'the room '

Allow you to move the uiiit from onei_=.

r6bm tO another without iffing. •

Brings room air into.the unit for cOob_i

heating, or dehumidifying • . _.::''

Outside air is brought into.the unit toe.

cool the internal components. ,,,

Exhaustswarm air from the internal, "

components to the o_utside.

identifies unit model and serial number

Drains the interna[,condensatiofl tank. ,=

Usesa 3-pronged, grounding plug and

must be plugged i_o.a proper:ly ,. •

grounded outlet. Do,n_ altar ¢ofdor

plug end. Do not use an'extei_sion_ord,

Before you start

• Readthe instructionmanual.beforeoperatingthe unit.-

forthe firsttime. It containsimportantinformation on

operation,safety,maintenance,,seTviceandwarranty.

- _Oanotstart a damagedunit

, The assemblyand connectionof=theunit must becarried

out accordingto the instructions,ifthey are not

followedyourun the risk of voidingthe warranty.

• Thepowercord islocatedinthe rearofthe unit,Donot

useplugadaptersor extensioncords,Dot_otalter plug

end.Onlyusea groundedelectricaloutlet.

• Donot allowcontactbetweent_e unit andwater,

• Donot coverthe air outlet orairintake

louvers.ofthe unit.

* Toavoid the possibility of personat injury, always

disconnectthe power supply to the unit before installing

and/or servicing,

Control

Panel

Air Outlet

Caster

Room

Air.intake

• System

-Air Intake

Port

Drain

Power Cord

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Window adapter kit

An installation parts kit ispacked 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

ensurethat all parts are present.

Wtndow panel

Window panel extensions

Tube adapters

Screws

Attachesto window openingto

allow air exchangefor Systemair

transfer.

Extenclswindow panel to fit .i

windows of Various dim ension_.=

Connect Air exchange tubes to

window panel

12screws are included for

assernb[ing the window adapter

kit. Some screws may be partially

assembled onto window panel.

Airexchangetubes Exchangesairbetweenthe unit

andoutdoors.

Window panel extensions

Window panel

Screws

Tube Adapters.

Air Exchange:Tubes

Instructions-forassembling,the window adapter kit

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.

3. Insertwindow panelextensionsintowindow panel. Lightly

tighten the screws'.inthe window panelto hold the

extensionsin ptace.

Tube Adapters

Back of

window panel

[]

Window Panel

Extension

Window Pane!

Window Panei_lk_ Extens,on scr,w_l_

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installing the window adapter kit

Note:Thewindow adapterkit must be Installedand

connectedforthe air conditioner to workproperlyin

Coolmode.Thewindow adaptertritisnot mquir_

whenusingthe unitin Heat,Dehumidify.or Fan

modes.

Yourwindowadapterkit hasbeendesignedto fit

moststandardverticaland horizontal:window ....:

applications,However,it maybe necessarYfor you_o

,improvise/modifysomeaspectsoftheinstallation_.'i

'procedures'for'ce_aii_ty_e_;of_itndowsJ , °

1. Openwir_dow.(fig.A)

2. Placewindowp_aneiwjth extensionsintb:window

frameand adjustto widthofwindow, [fig.B)_:__=,

Windowadapterkit maybeinstalted,vertiCallyas

well ashoffzontally.Thisinstallatonmayalsobe

usedfor _:rankstylewindows.(fig;E) •

3. Tightenthe four screwson the windowpanelto

securethe windowpanelextensions.,

4. Closewindow._g;C)

5. Thewindowadapterkit shouldnow,fit sL_curel_

Within the windowframe andyou cannowattac_

,the airexchangetubes.Ifyouapehavingtrquble

attachingthe air exchangetubes,you.mayattach_

thetubes priorto installingthe windowadapter kit_

Attaching the air exchangetubesto the air

conditioner

1. Attachthetubesto th_ wi0dow adapter kit.

2. Attachthe otherendto the airconditioner.

To attachairexchangetubes: pushtube ontotube

adapterand_wistuntilthe tab isin placeinthe hole

onthetube.

Toremoveair exchangetubes:twi_the enduntil the

tab isclearof the hole inthe tube andpulloff.

Maintaina deardistance{from,walls,furniture,etc.)

of at least10 inchesaroundthe unitto allow proper

air circulationandpreventdamageto t!_eunit.

Important: Do not over-stretch the exhaust tube or

make any unnecessarybends in It.

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Warning

Light

Power Control

Power Mode_ . . T,

Cont7ot , Control ' +,FanSpe_d

., ,-Contro!

Thepowercontrolturnstheunit onandoff.

Warning Light +

Condensedwater may accumulate in the untt. It the

internaltank 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 drainthe water.

Mode Control

The Mode Controlhas4,settings:

Coot,Heat, Dehumidify and Fan.

The settings areadjusted_viththe ModeControl:, -,

bu_on. A light will indicate whichsettingiscurrently_

being used.

Cool Mode

WhenCool mode iss'etected,the ind{cator light

will shinegreen.During the cooling modethe air

iscooledand hot air isexhaustedto the outside

air through the exhausttube. Adjustfan speec_

andtemperature_tosuityour desiredcomfort

eveLNote;The air exchangehosesmust vent

outsidethe roomwhen usingCoolMode.

Heat Mode

Whenthe Heat modeisselectedthe indicatorlight

will shinered.Heatedairiscirculatedthroughout

the room.Adjustfan speedandtemperature to

suityourdesired comfortlevel.

Note:Theair exchangehosesmustvent insidethe

roomwhenusing Heat Model

Caution:Heat/Coolmodelsor unitswith electric

heat aredesignedto beusedonlyasa

supplementalheatsource,They shouldbe used

inadditionto regularheatingsystemsandnever

asthe primarysourceof heat,

_mer

Mode Timer _imeriTemp Set

Indicators Control _ Controls

Dehumidify Mode

When Dehumidifymode'is selected,the indicator

light wi!l shineorange.Air isdehumidifiedasit

passesthrough the unit,without being in full

coolingmode.Thefan speediSnot adjustable

underthe Dehumidificationmode whilethe room

temperature isbelow 78°F(26°C).

Fan Mode !-

When Fa_+'modeis sei'ectedthe LEDlight will shine

yeltow_+_rjscircula:tedthroughout the roomwith

no cooling;(Note,_unit+'_o_snot needto bevented' '

in Fan"_e3 " +

Fan Speed C0ntrct_

TheFan SpeedControl has-3settings:

High,M_dium,andLow.

Timer Control

Auto turn off:

With machine poweredon, presstimer button to

selectnumberofhoursyouwould like the unit to

run in air conditioningmode untilit automaticaUy

,shutsoff.

Auto turn on:

With machinepoweredoff, presstimer button to

selectnumberof hoursuntil you would likethe

unitto automaticallystart runningin air

conditioning mode.

TempiTimer Set Controls

Usedfor adjusting the timer and thermostat.

Thedefault displayisroom temperature.

In cooling mode, when %" 6r "-" button ispressed

the set temperatureisdisplayedandmay beadjusted.

After 1Ssecondsthe displaywill revertback to room

temperature.Temperatureisadjustabfein 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.

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Beforestartingthisunit

•1.Selectasuitablelocation, making sureyouhavea levelsurfacewith noobstructions,andeasyaccessto an electricaloutlet.

2. Installthe windowadapter kit, asdescribedinthe Installation.sectio'n.

Note:The windowadapterkit isrequiredonlywhileusingthe Coolmode.

• 3.Plugthe unitinto a groundede['ectricaloutlet. Donot usean extensioncord.

Operating Instructions

Air Conditioner/CoolMode

1. Installthe widowadapterkit andhosesto the unit.

2. Pressthe On/Offbuttonto turn the unit on,'Theunitwill.

powerupand dkplay!he roomtemperature.

3.Press{he Mode button udtil the green indicatorlight

shines.

4. Pressthe" Terfip!TimerSet buttons to set the desired=

Dehumidify Mode

1.Pressthe On/Offbuttonto turn the uniton.Theunitwill

• powerupanddisplaythe roomtemperature.

2. Pressthe Mode buttonuntil the orangeindicatorlight

shinesabovethe word Dehumidify.

3.The fan will operate in Med speed.Thefan speedisnot

adjustable underthe Deh.umidificationmodewhile the

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 settemperature. Afteryou havefinishedadjustingthe

temperature,the displaywill defa!Jitbackto the room

temperatureandthe =RoomTemp"indicator will shine.

5. Pressthe FanSpeedbutton to selectthe desired setting:

(High,Med, Low).The fan speedindicatorlightwiJ]shine

for the selectedspeed. .

6. Condensed water may accumulatein the unit. If the

internaltank becomesfull, the warninglightwillshineand

•the unit will not operateuntilthe uni_hasb'_en drained..

See DrainingExcessWatersectionfor instructionson how:

to drainthe "water.

7. Once the room reaches the set.'=tempera:_ure_the

compressorwill turn off and the fan wiiFcontinue to

operate,

Heat Mode

1. Pressthe On/Offbuttonto turnthe unit on.The unitwill

powerup and displaythe roomtemperature.

2. Pressthe ModebuttonuntJtthe red indicatorlightshines.

3. Rressthe To,p/Timer Set. buttons to set the desired

temperature. Whileyou areadjustingthe setting, the Set

Temperatureindicatorwillshineandthe displaywitlshow

the settemperature,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.Whethe

roomtemperature reaches1° abovethe set temperature

the unitwill stop heatingthe room.

4. Airflow isadjustedusingthe FanSpeedControl Pressthe

FanSpeedbuttqn to selectthe desiredsetting (High,Med,

Low).The fan Speed indicator tight will shinefor the

selectedspeed.After the unit has _opped heating the

room,the fan will continueto run.

5. Heater Safetyfeature: Whenthe unit isturnedoff (or if

power isinterrupted durin_heating mode), the fan will

continue to runfor 5 secondsto removeanyresiduatheat

from the unit.

primarysourceof heat. !

internaltank becomesfu[I, the warning lightwill shine

and the unit will not operate until the unit has been

drained, SeeDrainingExcessWater section,

FanMode

1.Pressthe OntOffbuttontoturn the uniton.TheunitwU]

powerupand displaythe_roomtemperature.

2.Pressthe Mode button u'ntilthe veliow indicator]ioht

Shines.

3,Pfe_slt_eFanSpeei:lbuttonto selectthe desiredsetting

(Hig'_:Med,Low).Thefan speedindicatorlightwt[ shine

foi ,the sele'cted"_spleed,The unit wilt operate

cb_ir_ously in Fanrhode.

Timer"_

The'timercan'be_s_to turn the unitoff or on,Thetimer is

adjust_ablebetween 1_n_l_l2hours.

To:turn unitoff automatically:

1. With unit poweredonand runningin desiredmode,

presstimer button.

2. UseTemp/TimerSetbuttonsto select numberof hours

youwouldlike the unit to run untilit automatically

shutsoff. Afteryou havefinishedadjusting thetimer,

the displaywilldefault backtothe room temperature

andthe "Room Temp"indicator wilt shine.Timer

indicatorwill blinkwhen set,Toturn timeroff pressthe

timerbutton,

Toturn unit onautomatically:

1. With unit poweredonselectdesiredmode and fan

speed,then powerunitoff.

2. With machinepoweredoff, presstimer button to seiect

numberof hours until you would like the unit to

automaticallystart running in air conditioningmode.

Timerindicator witi blink when set.The displaywill

showthe numberof'hours the unit issetuntil it beqins

operation. To turntimer off pressthe timer button."

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"Cleaning and Maintenance

• The unit hasan air filter that mustbe cleaned with

water every two weeks and put backin the unit after it

iscompletely dry.

• The air discharge grille canbe cleanedwith a rag or

sponge,warm water and mild detergent.

° Neveruse hot water, bleach, gasoline, acids,cleaning

fluid or a brushto clean the unit. Thiswill damage the

cabinetand the air dischargearea.

• Donot wash the unit with a hq.s__.

Cleaning the filter.:

1.Turn PowerOFE

2.Remove the air filter by grasping the bottom and

pulling it upand out of the unit.

3. Washin hot soapywater, rinse and shakedry.:

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 Warning: Make sure unit isunplugged before

performing alny maintenance procedure..

Draining excess water

;Condensed_water may accumulate in the _n_t.If the!_'

:: internaltank becomesfull, the Warning Light.wi![ spiller"

and the unit will not operate until the unit has been.

drained.

First,uplugelectricalcordfrom wall outlet.Then,.drain

ex.cesswater fromthe tank by placingapan underthe

d_ainvalve,removingthe drainpluq, andletting the

water drainintothe pan.

Whenthe water stops drainingout,replacethe drain

plug,and removethe pan of water, Operatethe air

conditioner in fan mode to dry the interiorof the unit.

Alwaysdrain the unit.before putting it intostoraqe.

Air Conditioner Remote Control

Batteries:Removethe cover on the backof the remote

controllerand insertthe batterieswith the (+) and (-)

polespointinginthe properdirection,

Properuseand careof

your air conditionerwill

help ensurelonger life of

the unit. it is

recommendedto have a

professionalannually

inspectand cleanthe coils

and condensatewater

passages.Expenseof

annua] inspectionisthe

consumer'sresponsibility.

Drain Valve

• UseonlyAJkAor IECR031.5V batteries,

, Do notattempt to rechargethe suppliedbatteries

=Atl batteries shoutd be replacedat the same time.

• Do not disposeof the batteriesin afire asthey may

explode.

° Donot mix otdand new batteries.

• Do not installthe batteries with.the polarity (+/-)

reversed.

• Do not mix alkaline,standard(carbon- zinc),or

rechargeabte (nickel-cadmium)batteries.

• Keepbatteriesand other thingsthat could be

swallowed away from youngchildren.Contact a

doctor immediatelyif an objectisswallowed.

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How_o obtainWarrantyServiceor Parts

Servicefor your unit will be provided by CareCo0with

authorized independent CareCoservice_nationwide.

Note:Beforer.ailingfor service,carefullyreadthe installation

and Operatinginstructionsbooklet.

Then if you needservice':

1. Catla CareCoauthorizedservicerand advisethem.of

model number, serialnumber,date of purchaseand

nature of complaint, Servicewill be providedduring

normal working.hours.Contact your dealerforlthe

name ofan auth_PizedseNicerif unknown_toyouL:=:_"

2, If your de'ater,isLinableto give you the name of a

service'r.or _f you need otherassistance,call the

following toll-tree number for the name of an_

authorizedservicerorauthorizedpartsdistributer:

1-800-332-6658

or yoa maywrite:

CareCo, Service Department

415 W. Wabash Ave., RO. Box 200

Effingham, iL 62401

Proof of Pur_chaseDate

Warranty

Full (Five Year) Parts and LaborWarranty

Duringthe five years after the date of original purchase,

FeddersNorthAmerica wiII, through its authorized servicers

andfree of chargeto the owneroranysubsequentuser,repair

or replace any parts which are defective in material or

workmanshipdueto normalusewhen the unit isdeliveredby

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 theeventof anyrequiredpartsreplacementwithinthe period

ofthis'warranty,FeddersNorthAmericareplacementpartsshaJlbeused

andwi]lbewarr_medonlyfor th6perJ'o_[remainingonthe odginat

warranty.

Exceptions

The abovewarrantydoes_notcoverfaifureto function caused

by damageto the unit while in your possession(other than

damagecausedby defect or malfunction), or byits improper

instaliation,or by unreasonableuse of the unit, including

withoutlimitation,failureto provide reasonableand necessary

maintenance or to follow the written Installation and

Operating instructions.If the unit is put to commercial,

,business,rental or other_use,or application other than for

It ls the responsibility of the consumerto estab!ishthe _consumer:_se, we make no warranties, express or imptied,

originalpurchasedatefor warrantypurposes.W_er.ecommend including"_Ut not limited to, any impiied warranty of

that a bill of sale,canceUedcheck,or someotber=appropHate

paymentrecoirdbe keptfor that purpose.

Tolocateyour nearestServiceCehteF _al!800;.332-6658;

.Formodels installedin North America- If serv|oeor partsare

rdquired -

First,makethe _ecommendedchecks,if itappearsthat service

or partsare stillrequired,seeyourwarranty "Howto Obtain

WarrantyServiceorParts",Pleasehavethe modelnumberand

serialnumberwith you when calling.

Formodelsinstalled outside_f North Axn_ica

For modelspurchasedfor use,._utside North America,the

_anufacturer doesnot extend anywarranty eitherexpressed

or implied.Consultyour local dealerfor any warrantyterms

extendedbythe importer inyourcountry.

merchantabiJity orfLtness.for._pa_icutaruseor purpose.

THE :RE}_'_DIES"PR'OVID'I:DFOR IN THE ABOVE EXPRESS

WARRANTY ARE TH'ESOLEAND EXCLUSIVEREMEDIESAND NO

"bTH'ER,,EXPRE.S_WARRANTIES ARE MADE, ALL IMPLIED

WARRANTIES,IN_LUDINq::BUTNOT LIMITEDTO ANY IMPLIED

WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESSFOR A

PARTICULARUSE OR PURPOSE,ARE LIMITEDINDURATION TO

FiVEYEARS FROM THE DATE OF ORIGINALPURCHASE.INNO

EVENTSHALL FEDDERS NORTH AMERICA B_ UABLE FOR

iNDIRECT,INCIDENTAL,ORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES,EVEN

IF ADVISED IN ADVANCE OF THE POSSIBILITYOF SUCH

DAMAGES.NOWARRANTIES,EXPRESSORiMPLIED,AREMADE

TO ANYBUYERUPONRESALE.

Somestatesdonot al]0wlimitations onhow long animplied

warranty lastsor do not allow the exclusionor limitationof

incidental or consequential damages,sothe abovelimitations

or exclusionsmay not apply to you. This warranty givesyou

specificlegal rights, and you mayalsohaveother rightswhich

mayvaryfrom stateto _ate.

No warrantiesare made for unitssold outsideof the above

stated areas. Your distributoror final seller may provide a

warrantyon unitssold outsideofthese areas.

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