Why does my GE Consumer & Industrial Air Conditioner smell after starting?
The unusual smell is usually temporary. It is caused by odors concentrated in the air intake going into the air conditioner. If the smell continues, turn the power off and contact your service center.
General| Brand | GE Consumer & Industrial |
|---|---|
| Model | GE AIR 107 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Provides crucial safety precautions and warnings for using electrical appliances.
Identifies and describes the various parts of the air-conditioning unit.
Offers general advice and operating range information for the remote control unit.
Details the functions accessible with the remote control cover in the closed position.
Explains the additional functions available when the remote control cover is opened.
Explains how the unit operates automatically to cool the room based on temperature settings.
Details automatic heating operation, noting model limitations.
Describes the mode for cooling and reducing air moisture content.
Covers automatic control of cooling and heating based on room temperature.
Explains the function for ventilating the room without heating or cooling.
Instructions for setting the unit to turn on automatically at a specified time.
Instructions for setting the unit to turn off automatically at a specified time.
Describes the sleep function for gradual temperature adjustment during cooling or heating.
Details how the unit automatically restarts after a power interruption.
Step-by-step instructions for installing batteries in the remote control unit.
Provides essential notices for proper use and care of the air conditioner.
Instructions for regularly cleaning dust and maintaining the outdoor unit.
Guide for safely removing and cleaning the front panel of the indoor unit.
Recommended procedure for cleaning the air filters every three weeks.
Guidance on replacing air cleaners every six months.
Lists included accessories and provides diagrams for installation.
Provides essential notes and warnings for installation personnel.
Criteria for selecting an optimal location for the indoor unit.
Steps for securely mounting the rear panel for the indoor unit.
Instructions for correctly connecting the electrical wiring for the indoor unit.
Guides for creating the piping hole and connecting pipes between units.
Instructions for properly installing the drain hose for condensate removal.
Details on completing the indoor unit installation after piping.
Criteria for choosing a suitable location for the outdoor unit.
Steps for connecting pipes and wiring to the outdoor unit.
Instructions for correctly connecting the electrical wiring to the outdoor unit.
Detailed steps for performing air purging and checking for refrigerant leaks.
Guidance on drainage space for outdoor units, especially for heating models.
Essential checks to perform before starting the test operation.
Instructions for performing test operations and checking modes.
A checklist of items to verify after the unit has been installed.
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