How do you install in a window air conditioner?
1569615
Place the sheet over the existing air conditioner filter and it will cling to the surface. I tucked the extra fabric under, but you can cut it to fit.
1569616
You just place the filter material over the area where the air is pulled into the unit. I wouldn't call the process an "installation." The filter is soft and can be cut to size. It doesn't have cardboard edges like many filters going into large units.
470469
Maybe you need to make the ac sit a little higher. You can try getting a piece of wood measured and put horizontaly under until its brings the ac up to where the window closes and you can put in the screws. As far as having the AC leveled the wood will help, you can also get AC support brackets if its not already leveled.
2187993
You have to attach a block to the windowsill with 2-3 inch screws. I had to drill holes through my aluminum window frame and into the wood. When completed, the block was quite secure. In my case it doesn't interfere with the operation of the window, so I leave the block attached during the winter when I remove the air conditioner. The rest of the support assembly is easily removed. I hope that helps.
706867
The case that is used for window installation is required for wall installation. I had to find the manual, since I installed it in a window. I would think you would find it easier to install the case in the wall, then slide the a/c in, than it would be installing this fairly heavy unit in tact. The use & installation manual can be found at http://www.friedrich.com/sites/default/files/Chill_IO_Manual_CP10_CP12_2014_English_0.pdf -- Manual page # 16 (pdf file pg 17)
1991874
Yes, I purchased this AC as a replacement for my old one that died which was a in the wall unit AC. It fit perfect. All you have to do is not attach the sides for the window. One thing I do have to say that it is a bit loud. Hope that helped. :)
947359
No. The window needs to open a bit for the flow of air to go through the AC
1529005
This air conditioner is 26 inches wide x 15-1/2 high. You will need a carpenter to cut a hole out in a wall and install it through for you.
1529006
This air conditioner is 26 inches wide x 15-1/2 high. You will need a carpenter tocut a hole out in a wall and install it through for you.
2234871
I think your question is....can instillation be done entirely from inside? Yes, this air conditioner can be installed from inside fairly easy. This model is a "low profile" model. It helps with having more actual window space to view the outside world. Love mine very much!
1762470
No, you do not. It simply slips into the window opening. However, I have now had my unit for 2 years and I have noticed a severe drop off in cooling power so I would look at another model if I were you.
652146
It is a window OR wall unit... it COMES in a sleeve already. If you want to put it through the wall, you cut a hole where you want it (or have a pro do it). Then you slide the chassis out of the sleeve, position the sleeve in the hole in the wall, fasten it with a couple of screws, and then slide the chassis back in. If you want to put it in a window opening, you just fasten the side panels on and place it where you want it.
347050
If somebody knows haw to put a regular window AC in windows that slide horizontally, I would like to know, because I can't imagine how, that's why In most countries of Europe, AC look total different :one part outside, a tube, and one part inside,...so my answer is : NO
151077
A couple of screws. The installation directions come with it. I had my A/C guy put mine in. Took less than 10 minutes.
178747
The AC will fit into your window but you will have to add foam to each side to seal it into the window.
1238634
Yup, it comes in a unit - just like a window air conditioner. You remove the front and slide the rest out of the "sleeve", then install the "sleeve", slide the unit into the "sleeve", and reinstall the front. It also comes with two triangle pieces to help support the end that extends outside the window or wall."
1071605
The air conditioner itself will fit in a 21" wide opening but the baffles which extend from the sides to seal the open space will not fit. These baffles are detachable so you can install the A/C but you will need to come up with a small piece of material to fill the 1.25" gap on either side of the unit. If you are handy, there are many materials that can be used to get a weather tight seal that can be found at a local hardware store. Best of luck.
188723
Depending on what state you live in most now require a metal bracket or brackets to support the air conditioner from outside your window .you can get one at home depot or any good hardware store,you might even find it on Amazon so no the unit does not come with brackets.