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Hi, my name is Brittany Calderon
and I'm a product manager

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for Friedrich Air Conditioning.

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Friedrich has always
been at the forefront

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of some of the most
meaningful innovations

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in room air conditioning.

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Now more than ever
before, there's

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a need for improved
indoor air quality.

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Our response to the
need for cleaner air

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led the way to the development
of MERV 13 filtration

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in our cool room
air conditioner.

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The cool line of window ACs
is the first and only window

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unit capable of
ASHRAE-recommended MERV 13

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filtration.

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Today, I'm going to
walk you through how

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to install the Friedrich MERV 13
filter into your cold room air

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conditioner.

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To get started, you're going
to need the Friedrich designed

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MERV 13 filter.

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It has uniquely designed
cutouts to fit snugly in place.

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You're also going to need
a 1/4-inch nut driver

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and the MERV 13 bracket kit.

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With that, we will open up
the front panel of the unit.

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We're actually going to remove
the washable filter that

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comes with every cool unit.

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We're just going to
place that aside.

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We want to put it
in a location where

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it's easy to find
later in case we

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want to go back to
that at a later date.

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So from there, we are going to
remove the chassis fasteners

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using the 1/4-inch nut driver.

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And quickly remove those,
the bottom two here.

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There are four in total.

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So we just want to
remove those bottom two.

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With that, we are going to
take the bracket fasteners

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or the brackets that will
hold the filters in place

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and connect them using those
screws that we took out.

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All right, once those
are securely in place

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you are going to
slide the filter in.

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You want to make sure this
gasketing is towards the coil

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so that the filter doesn't
get damp during use.

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You also want to make sure that
this airflow arrow is pointed

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towards the unit, that
along with the gasketing

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will help you know
which way to put it in.

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You also want to make sure that
you add a date of installation

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here.

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We do recommend
that these filters

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are changed every 30 days.

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So adding the date there
will help remind you

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of when it's time to
change that filter.

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So with that, we'll
slide it into place here.

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We will move these fasteners.

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And voila, we're done.

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You have a MERV 13 filter
in your window AC now.

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If you demand the best, it has
to be a Friedrich, the experts

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in room air conditioning.

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