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LG 14,000 BTU 115-Volt Window Air Conditioner with Remote & Wi-Fi (LW1424RD, White) on sale for
$315.
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Features:- 14,000 BTU smart (Wi-Fi) window air conditioner
- 3-in-1 operation: cool/fan/dry
- 3-cooling and fan speeds with auto cool
- User friendly digital control panel and remote control
- Fits window openings: 29 in. to 41 in. W x 19 in. H
- Power failure auto restart
- 4-way air deflection
- 24-hour on/off timer
- Slide-out, washable filter
- Check filter light reminder
- Window installation kit included
- Slide in/out chassis for easy installation
- 115-Volt LCDI plug (NEMA 5 - 15)
- Cord length 72 in.
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With all LG units If you live by the Coast with High Humidity you will need to do some prep work.
Your Compressor, Condenser Coil and Pan are going to rust all to hell.
You will need to either drill a hole in the bottom to let the water escape OR use something like RectorSeal Gulfcoat. I've have LG units for many years and all of them failed the exact same way with rust and corrosion. Just ate the lower fins up that were constantly submerged in water. Copper tubing on the ends of the Condenser Coil corroded and began to leak. Compressor Had heavy rust all over it. Pan/tray had rust all in it and looked like mud. Wash it out and the rust comes right back. This is due to constant water in the pan from a humid environment.
Gulfcoat(or similar product) or Drill baby Drill if you want more than a year out of the unit. A good extended warranty will help.
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With all LG units If you live by the Coast with High Humidity you will need to do some prep work.
Your Compressor, Condenser Coil and Pan are going to rust all to hell.
You will need to either drill a hole in the bottom to let the water escape OR use something like RectorSeal Gulfcoat. I've have LG units for many years and all of them failed the exact same way with rust and corrosion. Just ate the lower fins up that were constantly submerged in water. Copper tubing on the ends of the Condenser Coil corroded and began to leak. Compressor Had heavy rust all over it. Pan/tray had rust all in it and looked like mud. Wash it out and the rust comes right back. This is due to constant water in the pan from a humid environment.
Gulfcoat(or similar product) or Drill baby Drill if you want more than a year out of the unit. A good extended warranty will help.
With all LG units If you live by the Coast with High Humidity you will need to do some prep work.
Your Compressor, Condenser Coil and Pan are going to rust all to hell.
You will need to either drill a hole in the bottom to let the water escape OR use something like RectorSeal Gulfcoat. I've have LG units for many years and all of them failed the exact same way with rust and corrosion. Just ate the lower fins up that were constantly submerged in water. Copper tubing on the ends of the Condenser Coil corroded and began to leak. Compressor Had heavy rust all over it. Pan/tray had rust all in it and looked like mud. Wash it out and the rust comes right back. This is due to constant water in the pan from a humid environment.
Gulfcoat(or similar product) or Drill baby Drill if you want more than a year out of the unit. A good extended warranty will help.
on some AC units there's an optional plughole you can remove at the time on installation to alleviate the situation you just described.
paid $225 for the dual inverter last month here for 8k
Price and BTUs though this is a steal.
With all LG units If you live by the Coast with High Humidity you will need to do some prep work.
Your Compressor, Condenser Coil and Pan are going to rust all to hell.
You will need to either drill a hole in the bottom to let the water escape OR use something like RectorSeal Gulfcoat. I've have LG units for many years and all of them failed the exact same way with rust and corrosion. Just ate the lower fins up that were constantly submerged in water. Copper tubing on the ends of the Condenser Coil corroded and began to leak. Compressor Had heavy rust all over it. Pan/tray had rust all in it and looked like mud. Wash it out and the rust comes right back. This is due to constant water in the pan from a humid environment.
Gulfcoat(or similar product) or Drill baby Drill if you want more than a year out of the unit. A good extended warranty will help.
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With all LG units If you live by the Coast with High Humidity you will need to do some prep work.
Your Compressor, Condenser Coil and Pan are going to rust all to hell.
You will need to either drill a hole in the bottom to let the water escape OR use something like RectorSeal Gulfcoat. I've have LG units for many years and all of them failed the exact same way with rust and corrosion. Just ate the lower fins up that were constantly submerged in water. Copper tubing on the ends of the Condenser Coil corroded and began to leak. Compressor Had heavy rust all over it. Pan/tray had rust all in it and looked like mud. Wash it out and the rust comes right back. This is due to constant water in the pan from a humid environment.
Gulfcoat(or similar product) or Drill baby Drill if you want more than a year out of the unit. A good extended warranty will help.
Rust, mold, corrosion, mildew, sludge, extra humidity,debris and noise. These will destroy your ac faster. Not worth the extra efficiency from the sling. Don't forget the bugs, particularly mosquitos.
I remember getting rid of a bunch of 5-10lb counter-weights for the windows when our family bought an old fixer-upper.
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