ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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Tools needed for installation:
Stud Finder Tape Measure Level
Pencil 6 – 2” Wood Screws Wall Clamps
Drill with Drill Bits Step Ladder 2-¾” hole saw
1) Determine best location for wall mounted evaporating unit
cation with
a pencil.
3) Remove the mounting bracket from the back of the evaporator unit using
a Phillips head screwdriver.
4) Position the mounting bracket on the wall that you just marked the studs and
move the bracket until the holes on the bracket align with the studs.
5) Place a level at the bottom of the bracket to ensure that the bracket is level.
6) Secure the bracket to the wall using the 2” wood screws.
7) As you are facing the wall where the bracket is mounted, using a 2-¾” hole saw,
cut a hole just the right lower corner of the bracket. This is where the refrigerant
lines, electrical wire, and drain line will pass through the wall. Drill this hole on a
slight downward angle to ensure proper drainage of the indoor unit.
8) Remove debris from inside of the hole.
9) In order to align the hole to the outside, drill through the exterior wall from the
inside. Center the drill bit in the hole as this will give you a more accurate hole
placement on the outside. Visibly note where the hole should be cut on the
outside by the drill. Center the hole saw around the mark and drill through
the exterior of the structure.
10) You are now ready to install the indoor unit. With assistance, uncoil the
refrigerant lines so that they are at a 90 degree angle from the unit.
11) Guide the refrigerant lines, electrical, and drain lines through the wall to
the outside.
12) Once you have successfully run the lines and wiring, you can now position
the evaporator unit so that the top can securely hook onto the mounting plate.
13) Push the bottom of the unit towards the wall until you hear the unit snap onto
the mounting plate.
14) The interior installation is now complete.
16) Carefully bend the lines downward, routing them to the left or right as
needed to connect to the condenser portion of the unit making sure
that the drain line is in a downward position and the stream is
directed to a proper location.
clamps or gutter down spouting, either of which can be purchased at
your local hardware store.
18) Position the condenser unit on the pad ensuring that the back of the
unit is at least 12” away from the structure and within reach of the
lines coming from the inside unit and a power outlet.
secure the condenser unit to the pad with screws through the feet
of the unit.
can proceed with connecting the refrigerant line to the condenser unit.
21) Remove the shipping plug from the refrigerant line. There may be
some slight pressure when you remove the plug, so be careful. Plug
the refrigerant lines to the condenser. Push the plug into the
ce.
22) Connect the outdoor quick cable coupler with the indoor quick cable
connector and secure the green ground wire to the unit with a
single screw.
23) Fill in the gaps left over by the pipeline hole and wall hole to prevent
rain water from entering.
24) Plug in the power supply cord to the CGFI outlet. The unit is now
ready for operation.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)
15) For the exterior condenser unit, a pad or base is recommended. The
base can be made out of fiberglass material, stepping stones,
or you can choose to pour a concrete pad. Whichever you choose,
make sure that it is level.