Coming back to this video. I love the sound of the big amana and it sucks it failed. Also, you accidentally calling the big amana a fedders seems like foreshadowing to what actually happens. Odd coincidence.
14:35 What in the world? Your hurting the units efficiency and its condenser won’t stay hydrated It has feelings too! Yeah there is no law against drilling a drain hole properly. These damn AC manufacturers are too lazy to make a good unit
Excellent machines! Those Fedders units are known for noisy compressors but I don't think they're all that bad. The ones that failed were likely due to lack of servicing. I like the sound of the small Amana. Sounds similar to a reciprocating compressor. Could that small Amana still be a little low on charge? I wonder if it leaked just enough to keep it from cooling like it should but not enough for it to freeze up.
I paint my window filler boards with exterior paint to make them last. Do you have central heat and air conditioning, or do you just prefer window units? Our house does have central heat and air, but it's broken and costs too much to replace. So, we just use window units. We also like the ability to zone. We keep certain rooms more comfortable than others to save on electricity costs.
This house was built well before the boom of central air conditioning. I don't care for central air conditioning anyways, I'd rather just run one smaller machine in the room I'm in. I don't see a point in cooling the entire house 24/7, seems like a waste.
On the wood grain unit. You should try and stain the wood you have on the side to match the unit. Make it blend in. It would look super sharp and nice and I bet youll forget its there and nobody would even notice
Electricity is measured in usage over time. Running these units for short periods of time vs. running a newer "more efficient" system for hours and hours on end to achieve the same cooling becomes a wash. These are far more cost effective to operate, they run for decades and decades with nothing but routine cleaning.
I don't agree with that at all. Anything larger than 5,000 BTU in a small room or an area with low heat gain will not remove humidity properly, which is very important in this part of the country.
@@JordanU well, I live in a tropical country, and over here stores don't even have 5000btu/h a/c they just don't, some don't have 9000btu/h. Anything lower than 12000 makes no sense, remember the different heat sources inside the room.
I had a classic Fedders at one time when I was a kid and they are truly built like tank. It got ice cold and was very quiet.
Thanks for letting me know.
I enjoyed watching this video. I find it cool seeing/hearing those machines in service.
I like the sound of the air conditioner. It sounds satisfying.
Great to see at the end how good of a condition the condenser on the Fedders is thanks to that drain hole being there just like you said
Coming back to this video. I love the sound of the big amana and it sucks it failed. Also, you accidentally calling the big amana a fedders seems like foreshadowing to what actually happens. Odd coincidence.
It's not completely failed, just needs a charge top off most likely. It wasn't quite powerful enough anyways.
I love the way the small coolzone sounds. Wish I had one in my room.
It's a good machine, old reliable Tecumseh compressor in there.
I liked that nice video of running ACs!!!
Nutjob
14:35 What in the world? Your hurting the units efficiency and its condenser won’t stay hydrated It has feelings too!
Yeah there is no law against drilling a drain hole properly. These damn AC manufacturers are too lazy to make a good unit
How on earth is getting rid of water, which is literally bad for it, going to make it less efficient?? That doesn’t make sense!
@@rs12official Did you read the last part of my comment? I was joking
I did. I was referring to the people who think that drilling the holes makes them less efficient.
Outrageous.
These are all good units. I really like the sound of the first Amana. I also think that the Fedders units are underrated, they seem to be really good.
I like how quiet that old Amana is and I also like the sound.
Agreed.
Nice setup. I can hear the noise difference between the bedroom and the other room. That old Amana is much quieter then the newer one.
Excellent video on all the acs running in your house bro I enjoyed the video
Nice demo I enjoyed watching it.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Do that aircond need the braeker
All nice units. My LG is very quiet and even it is on high it is still quiet and I at times have it run all night long.
I really enjoyed the video on air conditioners running bro
If they're running, you should go catch them.
What does that mean? Don’t post spam
@@rs12official it’s just a joke
@@fanshvacandmore14 Oh I get it now 😂
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Excellent machines! Those Fedders units are known for noisy compressors but I don't think they're all that bad. The ones that failed were likely due to lack of servicing. I like the sound of the small Amana. Sounds similar to a reciprocating compressor. Could that small Amana still be a little low on charge? I wonder if it leaked just enough to keep it from cooling like it should but not enough for it to freeze up.
I paint my window filler boards with exterior paint to make them last. Do you have central heat and air conditioning, or do you just prefer window units? Our house does have central heat and air, but it's broken and costs too much to replace. So, we just use window units. We also like the ability to zone. We keep certain rooms more comfortable than others to save on electricity costs.
This house was built well before the boom of central air conditioning. I don't care for central air conditioning anyways, I'd rather just run one smaller machine in the room I'm in. I don't see a point in cooling the entire house 24/7, seems like a waste.
On the wood grain unit. You should try and stain the wood you have on the side to match the unit. Make it blend in. It would look super sharp and nice and I bet youll forget its there and nobody would even notice
That probably would look nice, but there's far too many other projects to be done like replacing and staining all the trim on the window frame itself.
Your electrical bill must be through the roof!! You need to get some mini split
Electricity is measured in usage over time. Running these units for short periods of time vs. running a newer "more efficient" system for hours and hours on end to achieve the same cooling becomes a wash. These are far more cost effective to operate, they run for decades and decades with nothing but routine cleaning.
5000 btu/h is just a waste of electricity, 12000btu is the minimum to be comofortable, even if you only need a 9000btu/h.
I don't agree with that at all. Anything larger than 5,000 BTU in a small room or an area with low heat gain will not remove humidity properly, which is very important in this part of the country.
@@JordanU well, I live in a tropical country, and over here stores don't even have 5000btu/h a/c they just don't, some don't have 9000btu/h. Anything lower than 12000 makes no sense, remember the different heat sources inside the room.
You should run Kill a Watt meters on the units. Just to see how much they are pulling
As long as they work well, I don't really care how much they draw.
@@JordanU Yeah, I was just talking about in general. Itd just be cool to know.
😊
You should get some plexy glass for the living room
I intend to.
I like it
Where’s the Hampton bay Fedders 5,000 btu
Yeah haven't seen much of it lately.
In the kitchen.
The mid 90s version
@@rs12official the white one
@@psychedelicnarwhal9599 OK, I guess I have not seen it yet.