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Thank You for buying a dependable, energy saving and easy to operateHALER room air conditioner. This manual contains useful informalion [or

you to maintain, operate, inslall and safely use your room air conditioner.

Your air condi'rioner cleans, cools and dehumidifies the air in you," room to

provide you with the ultimate level of comfort.

Please read instructions care[_lly before using the product. Also, do not

forgetto fill out and mail the Product Registration Card.

Record Your Model and Serial Number.

For all your service callsduring the warranty period the following

information will be needed. Attach the sales receipt to this guide and keep

for future reference. This information can be obtained from the serial plate,

which is on your air conditioner. This is either on the cabinet (side or back)

or you may have to remove the frollt grille to locale it.

Model Number: ..............................................................

Serial Number: ...............................................................

Dale of Purchase: ...........................................................

Dealer's Name: ..............................................................

Dealer's Address: ............................................................

Dealer's Phone Number: ...................................................

TABLERECEPTACLE AND FUSE TYPES

RATE D VOLTS ¶ 25/60 250/60

AM_ 15 20 15 2,0 _9

FUSE SIZE 15 20 _ 15 20" 30

TIME DELAY FUSE

(_r €ircuit braker) Plug Plug PJ_

SAFETYPRECAUTIONS

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WARNING: Following these basic precautions will reduce the

risk of fire, electrical shock, injury or deathwhen using your air conditioner,

1) Air conditioner must be connected to proper eledrical outlet with thecorrect electrical supply, lsee table)

2)Proper grounding must be ensured to reduce the risk of shock and fire.DO NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE GROUNDING PRONG. If you do

not have a three-prong electric receptacle outlet in the wall, have a

certified electrician install the proper receptacle. The wall receptacle

MUST be properly grounded.

3)Do not use if power cord is frayed or otherwise damaged_Also avoid using it iFthere are cracks or abrasion damage

along the leng_, plug or connector.

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4) DO NOT USEAN ADAPTEROR AN EXTENSION CORD.

5)When installing your air conditioner in a window, make sure lhe windowis strong enough to hold the weight of the air conditioner.

You also want to secure and correctly install your air conditioner properly

to prevent it from falling. Extra brackets and or support may be required

depending on your window.

6) Do not block airflow inside or outside the air conditioner with blinds,

drapes, protective covers, shrubs or bushes.

7) Be careful oFsharp edges on the front and rear fins of the unit lhat couldcut and cause serious injury.

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8) Be careful when lifting the air conditioner to install or remove the unit.

Always use Iwo or more people Forthis.

9) Always unplug the air condilioner be_Coreservicing it or moving ik

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A Word From Haler .................................................................. 1

Product Registration 1

Safety Precautions 2

Warnings 4

Electrical Safety 4

Tips 5

Energy Saving Guide 5

Features ................................................................................... 6-7

Operating Guide ................................................................. 8-13

Normal Operating Sounds 8

Operating Instructions 8-1 3

Installations ......................................................................... 14-18

Parts Supplied 15

Tools........................................................................................... 15

Sfeps for Insfallation .................................................................. 16-I 8

Clean and Care Guide ......................................................... 19-20

Troubleshooting ................................................................. 20-21

Warranty Information 22

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Following the sa_:etymessages is very important.

These messages can save you from being injured or killed.

Warning symbols alert you to be careful and means Danger. Always

follow instructions to be safe and reduce chances of iniury or death.

Warning and Danger signs w;ll precede safety messages.

Grounding:

WARNING:

Adapter Plug:

Important:

This room air conditioner must be grounded.

Grounding reduces the risk of el_tric shock by

providing an escape wire for the electric current.

The power cord has a grounding wire with a

grounding plug. Plug it into an outlet that is

properly installed and grounded.

Improper use ol: the grounding

plug can result in a risk oFelectric shock,

Call a qualified eledrician il:you don't understand

the grounding instructions or if you are nol

sure if the air conditioner is properly grounded.

If the wall outlet is not grounded, please contact an

eledrician to have it replaced with a properlygrounded outlet.

Do not, under any circumstances, cut or remove the

third (ground) prong from the power cord.

We strongly advise against using an adapter plug.

Test power plug before each use:1. Prcss "resel "bullon.

2, Press "test "buffon, unit should trip,

3, Press "reset" button again [or useDo no1 use it above tesl [all,

In the event this device trips, the cause of the rnalfunction is tobe corrected before further use o"[ the device .

• This Air Conditioner is designed for use in a double hung window.

• While installing unit be sure to tilt air conditioner o degree outward to

have the water drip outside the house.

• Install the unit on the north side as normally that is the shaded side. This

will enhance the operation of your unit.

,_,_ Window has to be strong for installalTon. Extra brackets and or support

may be required depending on your window. (Bracketsand Supports

not included in all models)

• Measure the window before installing, il: the window is too big For the

unit you may require professTonal Tnstallation.

,_• Use correct electric voltage and proper ampere for the unit to run

effeclTvely.

_I_• Only let a certified electrician do a,ly modifications to your electricaloultet.

• Use a dedicated line for the operation of your air conditioner to avoid

the possibility of an electrical surge.

• When installing your air conditioner make sure to seal all areas where

there is a possibility of air leakage.

• Airflow should nol be blocked inside either by curtains, drapes or

furniture or outside by shrubs or bushes.

• Do not needlessly use an electrical light or other appliances that

produce heat.

• Keep the blinds and the drapes drawn on all the other windows.

• While cooking use an exhaust {:an in the kitchen to remove the excess

heat produced.

• Always use the correct BTU size air conditioner to cool the room to

attain optimum efficiency.

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MODEL: HWR06XCS, ESA3055

I. Thermostat

Th_s [_ lows you i,.>a_iiL,sl I['e ernperalu_e o[ Ir1_ []:r.

Th_ Iow_.r th_ s_llirlg. Fie ::o_'_er line _;ii I_lnpf_tatul,g

4Viq this you _:dr_s_l ll'_ I_mp_n:i _lr_ Io _,ou_

desireci c:_'nf_ eYel Y¢_J ,:at sol Ihe le'rpe_cl _lre

BMv_een 6 I°k and g6%.

2. fa_ Speed

_u have _ levelsof kar speedto se"ct yourdesirec comfo-ed.

3. Functio,.

You _ air condi+:ar'er has 2 kurc_:ors.

a)COOlHe-e -no ar cofleJtJoner wjl operate the cDmp,essar

ard tl'e de_.:ireo -'at speed se" to give ¢o_ d'il ed

cold a;r 'or your corn:art.

b) --onYOu car ,uq the fan oqy on p_-so qo _ arJys. Tqe

ar can be sot -o "u,_ a' 2 saaads as cos:red by ve_.

4. Timer

You, cir condit;cnar cac _o set to go on o, el et

ve_r desire. Ths car oe, done 'dJ Io 24 hoers in

aovopce,

5.2 Way Air Flow

These qir dkcdiona k>u ors k: y_._uconlra In:: ,lircc an

of he d_lk._w in your "acNi'cd d:r_:clio'_.

The _i_llow f_;n [,a di'e_:k;d riah side --laJl sk_a.

6. Window Instoll Kit

:n_bles _,au -o n.ctoll the aPcordtione_ iq o doube

hung wincaw_ F_<tr¢_rcc_ets or ,supoo4 may oe needed

cependiqgon your _v:ndo_v.

7. Remote ¢ontr_l

Tqis :ul Sure" oral _vire ess ,en_o,e allows you to

ape-ate yo_,r air condi<o_ar Iron a distance. Vad

_ce_ '_ot q_vo to 9at u_ "o change -no so÷titus, the

hrC;ers o" to turn the unit or or off.

_. LED Di_pley Eledroni_ Control Panel

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MODEL: HWF06XC5, ESAM055

1. Temperature Sel KnobThis kr_obadjusts the temperature oFthe ainThe Higher the setting the cooler II_eairtemperaiure. With this knob you can set thetemperature to your desired comfort level,Min, Coolbeing the warmest and Max. Cool being the coldest.2. MODE 5el SwitchW;I_ this knob you can co_trolthe Ibr_speed aswell as the cooling speed.

You have 2 Fall speedsto choosefrom HI _:,ndLO.

3. 2-Way Air FlawThe air directional louvers letyou control thedirection of the airflow in your r_uirocl clirectiorb.The alr_low con be dlrect_ right side - left side.4, Window Install Kit.

Enablesya_ to install Ifl_ air condiiioner in a

double hung window. Extra bracketsor supportmay be rJeededdepending on your window,

Nor aJ Operating SoundsThe following sounds are normally heard during the operation of an air conditioner.

• Thermostat clicks. As the thermostat cycles on/off you willhear thissound.

° Cool airflow movement as dictated by the set fan speed.

° Water sounds. This is normal since your air conditioner acts as a

dehumidifier also. Thus you will hear water sounds from water drops

falling on the condenser.

° As the refrigera,lt flows through the i,lner sealed tubing a

rushing noise may be heard.

• Rattling or vibrating noises may be heard due to poor wallor window installation.

• High pitch compresso, sound may be heard.

Operating |nstructionsFollowing are the operating instrudions of your electronic air conditioner.

MODEL: HWRO6XC5, ESA3055

Remote control and control panel operations

After installing your air conditioner plug it in to the proper electrical outlet

in the wall. Keep the vent in the closed position, Now set the nir

conditioner al your comfort levek This full functional wireless remote allows

you to operate your air condilioner wilhout having to get up and go to theunit. The full function feature allows you to change the settings and turn the

unil on or off from the remote itself. This control pad works the same as

the control pad on the air conditioner.

(See Fig. # 1)

Fig. # 1Remote Control

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After you plug inthe unit it will pertorrn a self test, All the display lights

will turn on for 3 seconds. The LED display will read "88". If any display

light fails to lure on you may need service on the unit. Al:ter the 3 seconds

self test the unit will automatically go to the stand by mode. Now all lights

will be off and you will have to turn "ON" by pressing the On/Off key.

After pressing "On/Off", the unit starts to work and enters the status of

"Fan" with low setting. You will have to press the (A} or (v) key on the

lemp/Time to set the temperature at your desir_ comfort. You can choose

between 61 °F and 86°E Once the temperature is set you can raise or

lower it by pressing the (A) or (T)keys, (Only when the unit is cooling,

can the temperature setting be adiusled.) (See Fig. # 2)

I laving sel Iqe lemperalure you ¢_illse Ine r,_nclion o[ Ihe air conditioner,

Fig. # 2Control Panel.

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E,,'elv lime you p_ess he MODE bul on, il wil cqonge bel*een FAN, COOL. (See

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O'lce lhe fundior" m,:,d_ is aecidecl you wil hclve o sel Ive far' speed.(SBe fig. i¢4)

I-ve,y time you press the SPEll3 bdtor', ton speed will cnonge between _OW. HIOH.

) I[ vou dToc-se Ihe COOL nlod_ you can run he rat, :r, ore of Ihe 2 speecs I IIGI I,

LOW.

2) F¢ cool days you rr'uv wunt o rur' Ihe 'FAN unclio,1. Here InB run ru,ls ul one

d ? spe0ds, HIGH or -QW.

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Fig, # 4Control Panel.

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l imer on o, limer al[ mode is used to p,e-start or shut o;[/our unit in

advance. Yo_J_r_nprogram this up to 24 l_ot_rsin advnnc_,_You cr_n usa the Timer in lun_ions

.e. COOL, FAN .

a Timer on (See Fig° # ,_i

,Jni- mus- be on t,-, se- the tHner. Ur:t will sl_ut down outoma-icallv Mte_ it accep-s -he settings in

5 secor'ds. Use Ihis "naoe Io pfe-sel Ihe slat lime o[ I_e ,rail 24 haurs in odvar'ce.

a) P'ass TMER ON, LED d splciy will shaw XX' (time set lost time} whet power s cornactod first

-irne, LED display will show '0 _'

b) Set desired n_maer a[ hours by pressin_ the (1) pao of the lemp!lirne b_ttons, one Jo, each

haL;_.If you passer; -he desi-ed t:me L;se-he iTi pad key to I,-,we, the selec-ion.

c) A[ler sel TIMER ON, LED o:splay wil show lhe I:r'e. This lime disalayed:

unit wil starts afterX hours.

• Timer of: (See Fig. # 5i

dnil rpus 0e ,unnirg Io sel lne limer o[[. Use Inis ia p,esel the if'he you woud like he un:l Io

shut aft.

a) PressTIMER OFF, LED display, wil st"aw XX' {lime sel lasl lime) when power is connected firsl

-ime, LED display will show'O '.

b) Set desired number by aressin9 -he (i) pad of -he -emp/T:me butters.

Oqe ;or each no,m If you passed Ihe aesired lime, use Ihe {v') pea key Io lower Ihe seleclion.

c) After sot TIMER OFF, LED display will show -he room tampora-ure about ._ socords laton

_hen Jsir'g the time" the unit will usel-everf to the last COOL and :on settirgs when adivated.

I he tin'e, n'ust 0e reset every time you choose ta use P.

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Operating instructionsMODEL: HWF06XC5

ESAM055

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TEMPERATURE

5 64 7

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3 _ 8

MIN MAXCOOL _ COOL

FAN ON LY

I II _ LOW

SPEED

QN_ OFF

POWER

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After installingyour air condilioner, plug it into the properelectrical ouzel in the wall.

POWER Turns air conditioner off.

SPEED "LOW" Low speed fan operation with cooling or not.

SPEED "HI" High speed fan operation with cooling or not,

This automatically controls the temperature of indoor air. Turn the knob

so that arrow points to the cooler marks for more moderate cooling.

Normal Fan

1. Turn the SPEED mode switch to the "HI' or the "LOW' setting.

2. Set the thermostat control to tile temperature mark "FAN ONLY'.

Normal cooling

1. Turn the SPEED mode switch to the "HI' or the "LOW' setting,

2. Set the thermostat control to tile desire temperature (the mid-point

is a good garfing position).

If the room temperature is not satislractory after a reasonable time, adjustIhe conlrol Io a wormer soiling, os approprialc.

Maximum cooling

1. Turn the ,SPEED mode _witch to the "1I1' seffing

2. Set the thermostat control to the MAX COOL temperature mark.

Quieter operation

1. Turn the ,SPEED nqode switch to the "LOW' seffing.2. Set the thermostat control as needed.

CAUTION:

" ) Remember the compressor of your air conditioner will not work

when the temperature goes below 65_F.

) Also when you shut off the air conditioner wait for 3 minutes

before turning it on again. This is the compressorcycle time.

2} If you have any trouble in operating your air conditioner please refer to

the Trouble Shootlng section.

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Before you install your air conditioner check the following:

The unit is free of all obslructions inside and outside the room e.g. drapes,

curl'ains, furniture, plants, shrubs, bushes, trees, other structures like building,

garage etc. Air conditioner must have clear unobstructed airltow through thecondenser to remove the heat.

2>The window is strong enough to hold the weight of the air conditioner.

Extra brackets or supports may be needed depending on your windows.

(Brackets or Supports nol provided in all models}

3) The window sill and track are strong enough to hold the weight of theair conditioner.

4)The wall is strong enough to hold the unite Extra brackets or supports may be

needed depending on the wall_ (Brackets or Supports not provided in all models)_

5) There is adequate and proper power supply near the air conditioner.

__6) DO NOT use adapter plugs_

7} DO NOT use extension cords.

DO NOT cut or remove the ground prong.

DO NOT modify the plug or the electrical wall outlet in any way_

If plug does not fit the electrical outlet have a certified electrician do the

necessary change.

__10) DO NOT connect electrical power to the unit before installation.

11 ) DO NOT use if power cord is worn out, frayed or otherwise damaged.

Avoid using if there are cracks or abrasion damage along the length,

plug or connection.

,_12) DO NOT install into any existing cabinet or sleeve which does not have side

and top air vents.

_1 Be careful o1 ofthe cabinet and coils3) ex[go_ed sharp edcjes sharp (tins)on

the back of the unit that could cut and cause serious injury.

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Parts Supplied

skert screws 13132'

wood screws 31/32'

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Mode :k Wk 06XC,b, ESAM0a_

side curtains

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short sc_e_vs13/32'

Model:l IWRO6XCS, :5_3055

Youwill need to havefl_efollowing tools to help you in lhe installationofyour air conditioner.

•Scissors

• Phillips Screwdriver• Standard Screwdriver

-Pliers

•Wrench

• Drill and Drill Bits

• Tape Measure,Gloves

-Level

•Sockets

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InstallingUnit intoA WindowWindow Opening RequirementsThe air conditioner is designed to fit into double or single hung sash type windows. Each of the

units comes with an installation kit that provides adjustable mounting louvers, to fill the gapsbetween lhe sides of lhe unit, and lJ_ewindow frame. The chart below reflecls the dimensions

of Ifle units with, and wilhc_t installation kits. Measure your window opening widlh and compareit to the chart below to ensure thai" it meets the minimum and maximum window widlh requirements.

_M °del IIW106XC5, tWRD6X .5, I SA3055, I SAMD55Dimendon_

A(inch) _!,,9S

B(inch) "_"_5

C(inch) ":¢s"_'"

D(inch) Max _"

D(inch) Min _7,

Co_e High --_!,Case Width _,

Case Depth _._,,

ASSEMBLECURTAINS/TOP RAIL

Installtop rail v¢ith3 s_o_scre_zs13/32'.

In_er "t'_ _e,e cu,ta:n_ iqtc, the

top arid oe'-om rals eftq_ air_Ol_OiliG'JO! [.1,_101_ I;Io _UIIoiI'_

ta the unt wi+ _ _hoff scmev,s13 32'.

Cautia_: Never expose plastic: frontor g_illetaextreme lainpb_r-_llulo$,

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LOCATING UNIT INWINDOW

Oper thewindoA and marl< cen-er lira on "t'_cane, o; Iha innc" sl.

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ATTACH BASEPANANGLE

Ins-al the aaseaar angle Behird "be inter ,vndcA s:ll, withlha sl':o_ sac o" aasopan a,'gle as sFown. Lisa Iha 2 snarl_C'eWs_3/_2' 0rovt0ed.Tr,_ bes.e<m_r<_._ge hel<_sto, r,o,e.tml s_cJ,_ly "n _ _.c_.De st,re Io pkicc I;_a::OpOl,ong_ cage: lushaga nst aac_or 'nner S:I

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Always unplug your air conditioner before cleaning.

The air filter behlnd the front grille should be checked and

cleaned at least once every 2 weeks or more often if necessary.

To remove:

1, Open the inle.f grille downward by pulling out l,he fop of the inle.f grille.

2, Remove l,he air'iil.fer "from"the fron.f grille assembly by pulling t'he air'hi"for

up sligly"fly,

3, Clean the fill,er with warm, soapy water below 40"C(104°F).

4. Rinse and genl,ly shake l,he wal,er {:ram l-he fil"fer and let it dry before replacing

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DO NOT use your air conditioner without the air filter in place.

To clean the front panels or the cabinet DO NOT use harshchemicals, abrasives, ammonia, chlorine, bleach, concentrated

detergents, solvents or metal scouring pads.

Some of these chemicals may dissolve, damage and/or discolor yourair conditioner.

Always use a soft cloth dampened with water or mild soap

and water solution to wipe the front of the cabinet.

Wipe dry wilh a soft clolh.

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To store your air conditioner, after the season, remove the unit from the

window as per the installation guide, Repack the unit in its original box

and store away, If you do hal intend to remove if from the window thencover theoutside wilh a winter cover.

This can be purchased from the retailer where you purchased your

air conditioner or from your local hardware store_

Before putting away your unit make sure any water left in the pan is

removed and drained away. Water left in the pan could lead to Rusting

or damage 1othe eleclrical conneclions.

If air conditioner does not operate:

• Check if unit is plugged in_The plug may have come loose,• Check if the unit is in "Off" mode.

• The fan control may be in "Off" position.

Air fromm

air conditioner is warm:

The A/C setting may need to be raised.

The temperature outside the room is below 65°F. The compressor will

not cycle on if the temperature outside is below 65°F.

Ice formation on cooling coils:• Outside temperalure Ioo cold. Sel lhe unit on fan only

setting to defrost ice,

• Lower temperature se_ing. Temperature setting may be too cold.

• Unit BTU may be too high for the room,

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Air conditioner working but room not cooling:

• Room may have appliances that produce heat. Use an exhaust fan toremove excess heal,

• Redirect the airflow. Remove any obslacles.• All doors and windows need to be closedso cool air does

not escape the room,

• Air filter may need cleaning.

• Unit BTU may be too low for the required cooling area.

• On extreme hot & humid days air conditioners may take

a little longer to cool.

Air conditioner is making noise when cooling:

You may hear sounds of air movement, water, compressor clicking on and

off or window vibrations, Please read Operating Guide - Normal

Operating Sounds. (see page 8)

Water in the air conditioner cabinet:

This is normal as your air conditioner not only cools but also dehumidifies

the air. If there is water dripping inside the room, check the installation of

the unit. The unit may need to be reinstalled. (sa,_page 18)

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This warranty covers all defectsin workmanship or materialsfor:

1. The mechanical and electrical parts(including labor costs) contained in thisHaier product, for a period of 12months, from the date of purchase,(commercial or rental application, thewarranty is 90 days).

2. The sealed system and compressorcontained in this Haier product is for aperiod of 5 years, from the date ofpurchase (excluding labor costs after theinitial 12 month period). In commercialor rental use, the additional limitedcornp..ressorwarranty is For ] year and 9months, (excluding labor costs after theinitial 90 days period).

You must keep and be able toprovide your original salesreceipt as proof of the date ofpurchase.

Who is covered?

The original retail purchaser of this Haierproduct.

What will be done?

Haler will repair or replace, in yourhome, any mechanical, electrical part orthe compressor, which proves defectivein normal household, use for a period oF12 months. Haler will repair or replace(excluding labor costs) lhe sealed systemand compressor (parts only) for anadditional 4 year period.

How can you get service?

1, Contact your nearest Haierauthorized Service Depot. For the nameof the Service Depot nearest you,contact Haier at (877) 337-3639.

2. All service must be pedormed, by anauthorized Haier Service Depot.

THIS WARRANTY COVERS UNITSWITHIN THE CONTINENTALUNITED STATESr CANADAAND PUERTO RICO.

THIS WARRANTY DOES NOTCOVER:

• Damages from improper installation

• Damages in shipping

" Damages from misuse, abuse,accident, alteration, lack of proper careand maintenance

• Damages from service, by other thanan authorized dealer or service center

• Labor, service, transportation andshipping charges for the removal ofdefective parts and installation of areplacement part, beyond the initial 12month period.

TH IS LIMITED WARRANTY IS GIVENIN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,EXPRESSOR IMPLIED, INCLUDINGTH EWARRANTIES OFMERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FORA PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

The remedy provided in this warranty isexclusive and is granted in lieu of allother remedies. This warranty does notcover incidental or consequentialdamages. Some states d0not allow theexclusion of incidental or consequentialdamages, so this limitation may notapply to you_ Some states do not allowlimitations on how long an impliedwarranty lasts, so this limitation may notapply, to you. lhis warranty gives youspecific legal rights, and you may alsohave other rights, which vary from staleto state.

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