Can i more the outside unit around after its set up?does it have to remain up right always? for ex can i move outside unit to another location later?
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My answer is to find the best permanent place for the outside unit. It's always best to leave the sealed system connected unless there is no option except to move it. And, I agree with other answers. The unit is designed for lubrication of the compressor to be in its upright position.
157698
While I'm not an expert, here's my input: Yes, you can move it, subject to any distance/length restrictions listed in the installation manual, in case any are shown there. Regarding keeping it upright, my guess would be that you should do this, but again, check the installation manual for any such restrictions.
157699
Surely. System can be uninstalled and reinstalled (Special procedures needed and must be done professionally to avoid refrigerant loss). Outside unit must remain UP.
157700
The unit must remain upright in order to function. You can move it only if you disconnect the lines and disassemble the unit. Someone very familiar with a/c units will need to do this. The lines must be re-evacuated and a partial charge added to the unit after it is set up again. Basically these units should be considered permanent once installed. it will cost $300 plus to have it moved.
157701
you can move the unit .but you will have to charge the unit back up. any a/c repair man will do that for you.
2074201
If you mean can you add more units past the 4th unit, I don't know. I only have the 4 units that came with it. It is my understanding that it would be possible to add as many units as you wanted, based on how it works though. But I can't honestly say.
790401
Our experience is that it can be moved, but the unit is pretty heavy--and even more critical to your question--the set up is not so easy to repeat here and there (the tube from the unit to the window outlet was murder for us to keep together). The unit itself once running is great and it is easier/cheaper to run it than a regular air conditioner. The casters help to move the unit, but I doubt you'll want to move it often. We're just glad to keep ours in one place for the summer. Hope this helps.
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If you want to do this daily by yourself, no. If there are 2 of you then no problem. I leave mine up all the time. The one time I did want to move it, it took a while by myself.
1518381
This particular unit has to go out side. Its not vented properly for outside. So only outside.
2215553
I have 4 of them located outside. They are not actually for this purpose, but I have had mine installed for 2 years and no problems. Just make sure you locate them in a dry (rainproof) location. I have mine under the eaves of my house.
898631
As far as the unit itself, no reason it can't be used outside. The legs are not very strong but depending on where in the U.S. you live, don't see a problem.
1526265
I do not have the instruction guide with me, but I am 99 percent sure that this unit warns you not to install in an enclosed space, that it should be free standing. I will try to dig up the owners manual to verify.
1793433
This is a permanent setup. Place it in your yard and leave it there. Not appropriate for setup and take down, picnics etc.
2233187
This item is designed to be placed on either the lawn or on pavement. For either location, you have to make sure that the legs are unable to shift and it is secured down so the entire unit is not able to sway in the wind. Please remember that this item is not a permanent structure and should not be left up unattended.If you need any further assistance, please contact us at service2@wpinnacle.com or (214) 491-6991 Monday - Friday 9am-4pm.Thanks,WPIC Store Management
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They changed the control panel and it's really weird... I fiddled around and if you hold temp and temp up buttons simultaneously, it can be moved up. However, I just tried it on mine and it's been a few months and it got a little wonky...very cold out . So be careful and if I get to the right sequence and remember I'll repost and update. Good luck !
2283698
The location should not be an issue because the U-tube normally can swing and can be moved up and down. As long as the size of the unit is not significantly bigger. Roberto
1400997
Absolutely! I have TWO of these (one in each of two houses) and they are both mounted in the wall. You will need to provide support to the outside of the units. Enjoy! They work VERY well.
66821
I actually wound up moving apartments after I purchased and wound up not needing to install it. I'm sorry I can't be of any real help!
1113961
Dunno. If you need advice on setting up, I can gelp you with that. I take it down every winter.
1112343
Great question; there's an on/of switch on the bottom of the unit. You have to move the switch to "on" or "off" positions.
2216879
I don't think you could move it after it is placed. There is a lot of detail in it that I believe would be ruined if you tried to relocate it.