Fedders room air conditioner

this style unit needs an exhaust hose attached to the rearand be placed out the window to exhaust the heat that is removed from the air in the room, you will also have to empty the condensate drain bucket when it gets full.

just take a moment to look a bit more carefully at the unit. Just lift a bit and pull or the might be a screw you missed.

All depends how old. The 70's and 80's models slid out of the case. If this is what you have, take the front off and slide the unit out of the case. If it had screws to take out, they would be around the bottom of the unit.

If it has a sleeve, just remove the front cover and give a little yank on the unit and it will start sliding out of the sleeve. Unplug the unit first, and the unit will slide all of the way out of the sleeve and you can just set it on the floor or wherever.

Lift the left and right side straight up till you feel each side pop out. Then it comes straight off. I can't find a manual, but this maytag would be a Fedders-Airwell air conditioner with the same model numbers but starting w/ an A instead of an M.

front panel has one phillips screw in it. remove the air filter and you will see it. Once you remove the screw, grasp the lower front sides of the cover, where the plastic meets the metal, and gently pry it outwards and towards you. there are plastic clips that hold the cover in place. One on each lower side and three on top.

One lead to L-1 and one lead to L-2 or "C" on capacitor depending on your model set up.

usually it pulls up and then out, there may be some capture screws on the side towards the top

you probably blew the fuse behind the control panel. remove the front cover and then remove the control panel (usually a few screws). There should be a glass fuse attached to the circuit board. If its blown then just replace it and you're good to go.

Take the buttons off of your unit and remove the board cover by taking out the 2 screws on each side holding it in.  You will See on the right hand side of the board 4 post specifically , 2 for your indoor thermistor and 2 for your outdoor.  unplug your inddor  from the board ( make sure power is off)   and there should be a plate you can remove on the front of the unit on the right hand side of your evaporator coil , remove this and disconnect your thermistor from the coil (should snap right off )   pick up a new thermistor and just slide it right back in.