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Frigidaire - 3-in-1 Portable Room Air Conditioner - White

Model:: FHPC102AC1; |
SKU:: 12373881

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QuestionIn cooling mode do you need to drain water or is moisture exhausted with hot air?
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hello! The water on this model air conditioner will recirculate onto the condenser coils. We hope this helps! ~Courtney
  Answered 3 years ago by FrigidaireSupport
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QuestionWhile using my unit for the first time, the humidity in the room jumped tremendously. It is vented out the window per directions. Is this normal? My other unit ,by another company ,which is downstairs takes the humidity down while cooling.
Asked 3 years ago by Oronocoflow.
- Answer Thanks for reaching out to us, Oronocoflow! Your portable air conditioner works by pulling hot air and excess moisture from the room into the unit, and pushing it through your hose and out the window, which is normal. We hope this information answers your question and was helpful to you. -Ciara
  Answered 3 years ago by FrigidaireSupport
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QuestionDOE BTU is calculated by multiplying the room sq ft by 20. So a 325 sq ft room needs a DOE BTU of 6500. (325 x 20). Why does this AC claim to cool a 450 sq ft room. Shouldn't it either be 350 sqft or the DOE BTU should be 9000 (9000 / 20 = 450sqft).
Asked 3 years ago by QuietKool.
- Answer Thanks why you need to carefully check the specifications to obtain the true potential/ capabilities of these units
  Answered 3 years ago by Starman88
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QuestionThe product description says this unit is 10000 btu but the specs say 6500. Why the difference and what is it?
Asked 4 years ago by Gamera.
- Answer Because the ad uses American thermal unit measurements even though it says BTU and the spec on the box is the actual BTU -( British Thermal Units) measurement
  Answered 3 years ago by Starman88
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QuestionHow much has your electric bill increased after using?
Asked 3 years ago by cw.
- Answer Hello, CW! Thanks for reaching out to us. Cost will depend on the utility rates and use. Estimated energy cost based on a national average electricity cost of 13 cents per kWh and a seasonal use of 8 hours a day over a 3 month period. For more information, visit www.ftc.gov/energy. -Rox
  Answered 3 years ago by FrigidaireSupport
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QuestionCan you please explain the drain hose? We would use the AC unit in AC mode only, not as a dehumidifier. Is the drain hose included, or would we need to drain it some other way if necessary?
Asked 3 years ago by jbwcopy.
- Answer The unit comes with the drain hose you unscrew the cap with the water symbol on the back put the hose in and drain the water if any. The instructions say to do this before storage which makes me believe this only has to be done before winter storage so it should be good all summer long. I’m unsure if water accumulates though without using the dehumidifier my guess is no it does not.
  Answered 3 years ago by Frosty
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QuestionIs this unit self evaporation or do I need to empty water when only used for air conditioner?
Asked 4 years ago by Poconos20.
- Answer when used in the cooling mode there is no need to drain the unit.
  Answered 3 years ago by Anonymous
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