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Should probably use peroxide instead of bleach.

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Where did you get the light? Been trying to find a replacement. Already did the cord and got her running. Mine got the original green bag

Do you still have that clear awning/shield still on the top of the unit that was shown in the first video? What was the reason for adding it? Reduce debris or rain going into the top vents?

I have a new model and that drain is on the right rear side if viewd from behind... side note: yes water drains from it as long as u tilt the ac unit as recommended... But mine is only a bit over a week old with the drain plug out from day one and it starting to smell musty on hum,id days... ive never had that from my previous old regular window ac...it removed humidity and didnt smell...The midea Does have a Dry mode or dehumidifier ..it will still cool the room in dry mode and the smell is not there.. regular cool mode on humid days smells musty ...Its only a bit over a week old and I dont see mold on the cage fan but still, to smell musty so soon is not a good sign..I Knew these had mold issues going in but assumed the newest model with drain plug removed, AC tilted ect would not have such problems... anyway I have 90 days from home depot to try it out..

My first a/c of this model corroded in 2 years, 1 inch off the base despite me using professional cleaning supplies for a/c. Got a second one, and I'm looking at it collecting water. I have drilled a hole in another Midea model already because the water was building up and making a clinking sound when splashed by the fan against the fins. Why doesn't this company make a drain hole from the factory?!😕

Very colorful video. Not very helpful. It was amusing. Thanks

My mom just bought a midea u shaped window ac. Is the ticking sound from behind the ac normal? It’s making a random clicking sound besides the air noise

Bro! Bleach! 😂😅 thats gonna corrode the refrigerant line(s)

From your video you see the water running toward the right (other ) side from where you drilled the hole - what about drilling another one on that side?

there is a blue plug you know, that all you need to do is pull it and it drains just fine, i just did mone.....no drilling...

I stayed in Whittier CA very nice place. I'm from Maryland!

thanks! what about cleaning the bioslime on the blower wheel?

Thanks! What is your solution to clean the blower wheel which gets caked with bio slime? A possibility: Before turning the A/C off, run it on fan only for a period of time to dry the moisture off of that wheel. What do you think?

Put a plug in it and remove it when you shut it down once a day. This thing will drown in a humid coastal climate. Don’t use bleach on anything made of metal. White vinegar is better.

I live in florida my account air conditioner has been running for 9 years straightener take it out

Just cram a dish towel in the back and it will wick out..

just cram a dish towel in the bottom crevice and it will wick out ...your welcome

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my ac was leaking water out of the front into the house did exactly what you did and it fixed it immediately appreciate you brotha

what reasons cause water slow to go away? -- Not tilted enough? -- Heavy all day rains? Maybe use a wet back? Other shapes of ac also have this mess,

Mine came with a rubber drain plug, but they say only to drain it when putting it away at the end of the season. They say it slings the water up, and is supposed to make it more efficient. I may pull it if I get mold growing though.

no drilling ,,it use water to cool condensor

After looking at the TCL website about this issue, the Official Chinese Party Line is that _there are NO holes for drainage._ The idea is that there is a ring around the condenser fan that is supposed to splash water onto the condenser coil, increasing its efficiency. My units (4 of the 5000 BTU variety) constantly generate mold when in use. Every season I pull them apart and use commercial chemicals made for the trade. I have also found that using Clorox foaming bathroom cleaner helps to clean the unit off. Me? I'll lose a few efficiency points and drill the holes when I take the units out of the windows in the fall... _removing the guts completely._

Very cool

Why did u put dirt in his eyes. Obvious this isn't your cat. Leave the cat alone

Thanks for the genius idea. Will try this!

Thank you very much, I knew to drill a hole but had no idea where it would be safe.

have you noticed any reduction in efficiency after drilling it? The water build up is supposed to help w/ the fan cooling efficiency and performance so w/o a bit of water splashing its apparently supposed to need to use more power to cool your place down.

I bought my 12,000 btu Midea unit last year and it seems to drain just fine. Since mine faces out towards my carport i have implemented a plastic pan underneath to catch the water...and I'd say it accumulates approximately a gallon and a half a day! Its been pretty steamy hot here in my area of Florida lately.😮 I never needed to drill any holes for drainage, I think if it's tilted at an appropriate angle towards outside, i think it should drain just fine on its own...just my experience anyway.

Hey that's awesome! We had babies outside our door in San Leandro a few years back. Hummers are my favorite. The nest is so tiny and the birds even smaller ! Isn't it funny how cameras do it no justice? We also have a video of a squirrel-y squirrel crawling all over us. What a trip! Seems like we are in a tribe of the same spirit animals! ❤

So lucky

I opened the plug and put it back half way , so just a 1/2 of what should come out and some will stay in , I guess by nite time if I shut it it will all drain 💁

Water helps with the power/efficiency of the unit so it was designed that way. Holes are only for humid countries, so airconditioners sold in humid countries are built/designed with holes. After a few years of use, occational maintenance/cleaning is also required to help with the efficiency. Atleast now, you have the option to plug the hole and open it in the winter. The only problem I see is the bare metal from drilling will get rusted thru time.

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Classic squirrelie 🎉

These “U-Shape” things are goofy looking and cost more for literally no reason. I’ll just keep using normal units.

I prefer screw clamps to make working on things simpler

On the newer ones they have an open hole in the middle (drips on your window frame) and a drain plug in the exact spot you did yours. I think they listened to you, even though theres a sticker saying only to remove it for cleaning transport storage etc

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All you are doing is canceling the "AC Slinger" that throws water to allow AC to run more efficiently. Engineers did not forget to put drain holes under the fan.

TW viewer ❤. Thank you for this demo.

She is beautiful ❤

We just drilled two holes and now it is draining GREAT!!! It WAS not draining so bad water was filling and the fan was splashing I water hot the top.

Aww... that's so cute! Wish I could hand-feed our wild "resident rabbits".

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What an idiot ...

We had a squirrel climbing all over us years ago in Washington. I have a video somewhere, lol. Used to love them- till they started eating all my plants lol. Ah nature. I just love your connection to the wild critters. ❤