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The differential equation \[ y''+q(z)y=\lambda^2y \] with a complex parameter \(\lambda\) and a potential \(q(z)\) analytic in some disk \(| z| <R\) is considered. The solutions \(y_0(z,\lambda)\) and \(y_1(z,\lambda)\) satisfying the initial conditions \(y_0(0,\lambda)=1, \;y_0'(0,\lambda)=0\) and \(y_1(0,\lambda)=0, \;y_1(0,\lambda)=\lambda\) are entire functions of \(\lambda\) and admit for fixed \(z\) and \(\lambda\to\infty\) the formal asymptotic expansion \[ y_j(z,\lambda)= \exp(\lambda z)\sum_{n=0}^\infty(-\lambda)^{-n}b_{nj}(q,z) +(- 1)^j \exp(-\lambda z)\sum_{n=0}^\infty \lambda^{-n}b_{nj}(q,z) \] with the coefficients given by some recursion relations. The aim of the paper is to obtain uniform estimations of the absolute values of the coefficients \(b_{nj}(q,z)\) on some classes of potentials \(q\). The authors give upper and lower bounds of the quantities \[ \sup_{q\in D(M,R)}\max_{j=0,1}\max_{| z| \leq r}| b_{nj}(q,z)| , \] where \(D(M,R)\) denotes certain subclass of analytic potentials. The sharpness of presented estimations is discussed. The paper doesn't contain proofs of formulated theorems and corollaries. The proofs are given in the second part of this work [see Differ. Equations 35, No.3, 406-420 (1999); translation from Differ. Uravn. 35, No.3, 403-410 (1999; Zbl 1054.34044)].