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Window Air Conditioner
A neighbor installed a window A/C It's tilting quite a bit out the window. I suggested he level it for better operation. He claims it shouldnt make any difference. ???? rj |
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"RJ" wrote in message ... A neighbor installed a window A/C It's tilting quite a bit out the window. I suggested he level it for better operation. He claims it shouldnt make any difference. ???? Yes, it will make a difference. The AC has a drain pan that catches the condensate. The water is picked up by the slinger ring condenser fan and is slung onto the coil giving it a bit more cooling. No drips, better cooling. Make it level. |
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"Abe" wrote in message Ed, according to the Friedrich manual that came with my in-wall AC, they are very specific that the unit should be mounted with a half-bubble lean toward the outside to prevent overfilling of the pan, and still have slinging action. They specifically say that mounting it level can result in water leaking back into the house. I don't think a half bubble will make a difference on any brand, but that is hardly visible. |
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