Whirlpool 1188910 Assembly instructions

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AirConditionerwithOthersBeforeYouBuy.
Based on standard U.S. Government tests
More efficient air conditioners cost less to operate.
This model’s estimated yearly operating cost is:
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Energy efficiency range of all similar models
ComparetheEnergyEfficiencyofthis
AirConditionerwithOthersBeforeYouBuy.
Based on standard U.S. Government tests
More efficient air conditioners cost less to operate.
This model’s estimated yearly operating cost is:
ComparetheEnergyEfficiencyofthis
AirConditionerwithOthersBeforeYouBuy.
Based on standard U.S. Government tests
More efficient air conditioners cost less to operate.
This model’s estimated yearly operating cost is:
Energy efficiency range of all similar models
ComparetheEnergyEfficiencyofthis
AirConditionerwithOthersBeforeYouBuy.
Based on standard U.S. Government tests
More efficient air conditioners cost less to operate.
This model’s estimated yearly operating cost is:
Important: Removal of this label before consumer purchase violates the Federal Trade Commission's Appliance Labeling Rule
(16 CFR Part 305).
Important: Removal of this label before consumer purchase violates the Federal Trade Commission's Appliance Labeling Rule
(16 CFR Part 305). Important: Removal of this label before consumer purchase violates the Federal Trade Commission's Appliance Labeling Rule (16 CFR Part 305).
Room Air Conditioner
Without Reverse Cycle
With Louvered Sides
Whirlpool
Model ACE244XS
Capacity: 23,700 BTU's
EER, the Energy Efficiency Ratio is the measure of energy efficiency for room air
conditioners. Only models 20,000 or more BTU's with the above features are
used in this scale.
Least
Efficient
8.5
Most
Efficient
9.9
1188910
This Model's Efficiency
8.5 EER
Based on a 2006 U.S. Government national average cost of 9.81¢ per kWh for
electricity. Your actual operating cost will vary depending on your local utility
rates and your use of the product.
$205
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