Normal operating sounds, Maintenance schedule, Operating instructions – Kenmore 70089 User Manual
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Operating Instructions
Normal Operating Sounds
Certain sounds may be made when air conditioner runs,
especially in a cooling mode. Sounds may include:
• Water splashing onto condenser; caused by slinger
ring attached to condenser fan. Slinger ring picks up
water (condensate) in base pan and sprays it on
condenser to increase efficiency of unit.
Compressor cycles frequently. High efficiency
compressors used in new Kenmore Room
AirConditioners run more frequently but for shorter
periods and consume less energy than older, less
efficient compressors.
Airflow from air discharge vent. If sound is distracting,
try adjusting louvers on discharge vent, moving objects
that may be obstructing airflow, or reducing fan speed.
Care and Maintenance
A WARNING
To avoid death or personal injury due to electrical
shock, turn off fan control and unplug power cord
before cleaning or performing maintenance on this
device.
Maintenance Schedule
Kenmore Room Air Conditioners are designed and
manufactured to provide years of dependable service
when properly cared for and maintained.
Maintenance Schedule (below) shows maintenance
required to keep unit operating at peak efficiency. Most
maintenance can be performed using common tools,
equipment, and products. See Maintenance Procedures
(beginning on page 24).
Large maintenance tasks, such as washing condenser
and evaporator coils, should performed by an authorized
Sears servicer (at owner’s expense). Call 1 -800-4-88
1222 for location of a local authorized Sears Service
Center.
Table
2. Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance Required
Procedure
Frequency
Inspect/clean air filter.
Remove air fitter and inspect. Clean if required; replace.
NOTE:
Never operate air conditioner with filter removed.
Weekly
Inspect/clean air discharge
louvers, return air grille, and
electronic control.
Inspect air discharge louvers, return air grille, and electronic
control for dust and dirt accumulation. Clean, if necessary.
NOTE:
Inspect more often in dusty environments.
Weekly
Inspect louvers on outer case
for obstructions.
inspect louvers on outer case and remove any obstructions.
Monthly
1 nspect condenser coil.
Inspect condenser coil for dirt, bent fins, and other
obstructions. Clean/repair, if necessary.
NOTE:
Inspect more often in dusty environments.
Annually
Inspect evaporator coil.
Inspect evaporator coil for dirt, bent fins, and other
obstmctions. Clean/repair, if necessary.
NOTE:
Inspect more often in dusty environments.
Annually
Inspect outer case for
signs of damage.
Inspect interior and exterior of outer case for scratches,
paint blisters, rust, and other damage. Repair as necessary.
NOTE:
Inspect more often in salty or other corrosive
environments.
Annually
Inspect/clean base pan.
Inspect base pan for scratches, blisters, rust, dents, and other
damage. Repair as necessary. Clean condensate drain
passages of any accumulated material.
NOTE:
In areas of excessive humidity, use algicide (algae
inhibitor) in base pan to help reduce algae build-up.
Annually