On May 14, 10:27�am, "S. Barker" wrote:
It probably wouldn't work, as the 110-140 degree air in the attic would not
cool the condenser sufficiently. �Also, what about the drip?

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"Chris" wrote in message

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Hello,

I would need to install my existing window AC on my new house in one room.
I do not plan to buy another AC this year.

My question is: could I install the AC on the lead of the attic access,
with the face down. In that way the ~exterior~ would be the attic and the
AC would push down the cold flow air. The lead for access to the attic is
on the wardrobe, which is next to my bedroom where I need the AC.

I can not install it on the existing windows, different model and size.

Thank you,
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worked at a company where our wall mount AC was in a mechanical room
on the other side.

with little free air the AC would run constantly and cool little.
energy costs skyrocket.

OP needs to buy a new AC