Target[target.com] has for Target Circle Members (Free to Join[target.com]):Haier 10000 BTU Window Air Conditioner w/ Wi-Fi (White; QHNG10AA) on sale for $266.39. Shipping is free
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Haier Appliances is dedicated to providing the right solutions for rooms of any size. Our window air conditioners are designed to offer exceptional comfort while remaining quiet, and our latest connected technology makes these products versatile and easy to use. This 10000 BTU smart certified window air conditioner cools medium rooms up to 450 square feet (18’ x 22’). Energy-efficient cooling with 3 cooling modes and 3 fan speeds provide flexible and optimal home comfort. Integration with the SmartHQ app allows you to monitor, schedule, and control your connected air conditioner from anywhere, get energy reporting or set-up geolocation. Use voice commands to control the unit after connecting it to a smart speaker like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This AC installs easily in a double hung window with included EZ Mount window kit and fixed chassis, and fits windows 25" – 36-5/8" W x 14-9/16" H minimum. Additional features like eco mode, power interruption restart, 24-hour on/off timer, and removable filter offer ease of use and maintenance.
Product SKU:
target_81410456_81410456
UPC:
84691862710
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Target[target.com] has for Target Circle Members (Free to Join[target.com]):Haier 10000 BTU Window Air Conditioner w/ Wi-Fi (White; QHNG10AA) on sale for $266.39. Shipping is free
Seems like the "convenience" of these AC's only cause more headaches down the stretch. All these AC's being made the last few years are complete junk and break down after a couple seasons of use. Ive thrown out a handful of these where I work and they all seem to be for the same thing that has nothing to do with the unit actually cooling but rather something with the circuit boards.
Seems like the "convenience" of these AC's only cause more headaches down the stretch. All these AC's being made the last few years are complete junk and break down after a couple seasons of use. Ive thrown out a handful of these where I work and they all seem to be for the same thing that has nothing to do with the unit actually cooling but rather something with the circuit boards.
yup, these are the ac's made for general electric. The programming board goes bad because they refuse to insulate it. Eventually water or humidity get's into the control panel and shorts it out. GE refuses to send out replacment panels and just tell you to buy a new AC. People have figured out you actually can purchase the panel but it costs $80.
There are video's on youtube about how to bypass the bad programming board, unfortunatly it means the ac will blow full blast and has to be unplugged/replugged when you want to use it. https://youtu.be/-uMKv6_0u9Q?t=3
yup, these are the ac's made for general electric. The programming board goes bad because they refuse to insulate it. Eventually water or humidity get's into the control panel and shorts it out. GE refuses to send out replacment panels and just tell you to buy a new AC. People have figured out you actually can purchase the panel but it costs $80.
There are video's on youtube about how to bypass the bad programming board, unfortunatly it means the ac will blow full blast and has to be unplugged/replugged when you want to use it. https://youtu.be/-uMKv6_0u9Q?t=3
Its completely insane the number of the AC's that wind up in landfills when they are in working condition
The real deal here is 20%+5% off all fans and A/C units with Circle+Redcard.
I chose a $167 TCL 6000btu (250sq ft) for my 175sq ft bedroom. no app, but remote. the 8000btu has wifi/app for about $210, but it's rated to 350sq ft. too big is not as good with A/C
Seems like the "convenience" of these AC's only cause more headaches down the stretch. All these AC's being made the last few years are complete junk and break down after a couple seasons of use. Ive thrown out a handful of these where I work and they all seem to be for the same thing that has nothing to do with the unit actually cooling but rather something with the circuit boards.
Agreed. We got portable fridge dare and stopped cooling in 2 years.
When I log in to my RedCard/Circle Card account, it still says $332.99?
I just had a window ac die, and we're in the middle of a 105° heat wave. Getting 25% off one of these units that cost hundreds would be *very* helpful! Any ideas why I can't see the discount?
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There are video's on youtube about how to bypass the bad programming board, unfortunatly it means the ac will blow full blast and has to be unplugged/replugged when you want to use it.
https://youtu.be/-uMKv6_0u9Q?t=3
There are video's on youtube about how to bypass the bad programming board, unfortunatly it means the ac will blow full blast and has to be unplugged/replugged when you want to use it.
https://youtu.be/-uMKv6_0u9Q?t=3
I chose a $167 TCL 6000btu (250sq ft) for my 175sq ft bedroom. no app, but remote. the 8000btu has wifi/app for about $210, but it's rated to 350sq ft. too big is not as good with A/C
I just had a window ac die, and we're in the middle of a 105° heat wave. Getting 25% off one of these units that cost hundreds would be *very* helpful! Any ideas why I can't see the discount?
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