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Omg I dont have words to express my happiness. Thank you so much for making this video. Literally no one has shown how to fix the portable AC in sliding window and how to cover the whole window and fill the gaps completely. Excellent video, keep up the good work.
You were so cheerful! you cheered me up, I was already in tears trying to install my air conditioner but after watching your video it made feel like I can do it lol, omw to Home Depot please wish me luck !!
Thank you for this video - I just bought a portable AC unit and have 74 inch sliding door that I wanted to use it on. I ordered a few sliding door adapters from Amazon but none of them worked. I could not get the hose to fit into the part all sizes. I followed your instructions with some cardboard foam I had laying around from my kids school projects. Followed your steps and was able to construct the sliding door unit. It's not perfect but it's working and I didn't have to go out and spend any money for parts.
You're welcome brother! Glad to hear that the videos have been helpful for you, God bless you in your career!! Seeing that you are self-educating besides just working, I am sure you'll become a master at this in just a few years!
Thx for doing this, filming it and sharing it with us. If you have creepy crawlers outside your patio door, you may want to plug any gaps. If I don't plug the gaps around my patio doors, my house gets invaded. I have nothing installed in my patio doors and there are gaps.
You bet and thank you for stopping by for the video! Yes! If there are creepy invaders present then you'd want to make extra effort to seal the gaps. 😄 Thanks for the reminder!
Hi Jay. This install is great for renters, but I think that if I’m the owner and reasonably sure that this unit (or similar) will suit my cooling needs, I think that I’d be cutting a hole in the exterior wall and making something a little more permanent. I’m sure that in HI, you probably need it year round . Great to hear from you, stay well.👍
You're very right! If this is a long term install, having it permanently placed would be best! Thank you for pointing that out. God bless you my friend!
Having a rod in the slide door track is usually more than enough to make it secure. Most burglars wouldn't be able to squeeze through the gap made by the panels. But of course the most secure method would be to take out the panels and close the door. Since you wouldn't need to actually take apart every panel but would take it out as a whole, it actually doesn't take long to do so.
@@WordofAdviceTV better to leave it installed as a semi permanent setup as constant flexing and stretching of the hose will cause it to eventually break and most portable AC components aren't that durable and it's not that easy to get replacement parts.
hey, i have been watching your videos and they are the best one in youtube , quick question ¿Where can i study to learn the same that you know thanks. SALUDOS from MEXICO
The best place would be to actually learn on the job. Learn as much as you can online and then try to get hired by someone who will be willing to teach you all this hands on. As for me, I went to a technical college for 2 years to learn HVAC. School is always an option too.
I’m getting a hose-in-hose one (which has two hoses inside of one larger one) and the exhaust connector is fitted into a window slide panel that’s only 46” long and it is wider than anything I can find for the universal kits on amazon and the manufacturers doesn’t seem to have extra panels. It’s 9.75” wide instead of like 6.5”. And it’s hard to find the width spec on these things incredibly. Any thoughts on any kits for these wider hose-in-hose versions?
If you are willing to tackle this project, here is the best option in my opinion. Buy a sheet of plywood, cut it to length, and cut out the hole for the hose using the hole in the panels as a template. I would also get some spray paint and paint the plywood white so it looks nice. This is the most solid and durable solution.
In this particular house there was no good place to put it. Instead of windows, there's just a bunch of slide doors. I am assuming most people would rather put it in a window but if that's not an option, a slide door will have to work.
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How to Install Portable A/C in Window:
th-cam.com/video/q9wVtlcUu6w/w-d-xo.html
How to Install Window A/C in Slide Window:
th-cam.com/video/QXVGp3VUmnE/w-d-xo.html
How to Clean Window Air Conditioner:
th-cam.com/video/an1yClPV4i4/w-d-xo.html
Corruption in New A/C Units:
th-cam.com/video/YQLEy_0FTSI/w-d-xo.html
Omg I dont have words to express my happiness. Thank you so much for making this video.
Literally no one has shown how to fix the portable AC in sliding window and how to cover the whole window and fill the gaps completely. Excellent video, keep up the good work.
Glad I could help! You're welcome! I appreciate the good feedback.
You were so cheerful! you cheered me up, I was already in tears trying to install my air conditioner but after watching your video it made feel like I can do it lol, omw to Home Depot please wish me luck !!
Thank you for this video - I just bought a portable AC unit and have 74 inch sliding door that I wanted to use it on. I ordered a few sliding door adapters from Amazon but none of them worked. I could not get the hose to fit into the part all sizes.
I followed your instructions with some cardboard foam I had laying around from my kids school projects. Followed your steps and was able to construct the sliding door unit. It's not perfect but it's working and I didn't have to go out and spend any money for parts.
Dude thank you so much. Watching your videos has helped me grow as a young tech so much! You are amazing
You're welcome brother! Glad to hear that the videos have been helpful for you, God bless you in your career!! Seeing that you are self-educating besides just working, I am sure you'll become a master at this in just a few years!
Thx for doing this, filming it and sharing it with us. If you have creepy crawlers outside your patio door, you may want to plug any gaps. If I don't plug the gaps around my patio doors, my house gets invaded. I have nothing installed in my patio doors and there are gaps.
You bet and thank you for stopping by for the video!
Yes! If there are creepy invaders present then you'd want to make extra effort to seal the gaps. 😄 Thanks for the reminder!
great video. Living in arizona, we typically go with the two hose for even static pressure.
Thank you! Yeah, that makes sense for Arizona. Here in Hawaii home insulation is pretty much inexistent so it works well. 😄
Thank you, Jay for another great video, and God bless you🙇
Thanks so much I’m ordering from Amazon extra panels because I have 7ft patio door
Great explanation thank you.
Hi Jay. This install is great for renters, but I think that if I’m the owner and reasonably sure that this unit (or similar) will suit my cooling needs, I think that I’d be cutting a hole in the exterior wall and making something a little more permanent. I’m sure that in HI, you probably need it year round .
Great to hear from you, stay well.👍
You're very right! If this is a long term install, having it permanently placed would be best! Thank you for pointing that out. God bless you my friend!
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Very good to know this machine.
Thank You
Thank you! Glad to hear you liked the video!
I appreciate you stopping by, have a wonderful rest of the weekend!
Great video. Thank you for sharing. Have a nice weekend
Thank you brother!! Have a fabulous weekend as well!
Does this make a sliding glass 8:06 door less secure for burglary or home invasion
Having a rod in the slide door track is usually more than enough to make it secure. Most burglars wouldn't be able to squeeze through the gap made by the panels. But of course the most secure method would be to take out the panels and close the door. Since you wouldn't need to actually take apart every panel but would take it out as a whole, it actually doesn't take long to do so.
@@WordofAdviceTV better to leave it installed as a semi permanent setup as constant flexing and stretching of the hose will cause it to eventually break and most portable AC components aren't that durable and it's not that easy to get replacement parts.
Thank you!👍God bless!
You're welcome! God bless you and yours as well.
Great video
hey, i have been watching your videos and they are the best one in youtube , quick question ¿Where can i study to learn the same that you know thanks. SALUDOS from MEXICO
The best place would be to actually learn on the job. Learn as much as you can online and then try to get hired by someone who will be willing to teach you all this hands on. As for me, I went to a technical college for 2 years to learn HVAC. School is always an option too.
Funny guy😅 with great info.
Thank you! 😄
Is there an update of this unit ,
Thx u .. does it work good still & will it be good for master bedroom
It's really good for condenser warer leak
So everytime that i want to lock the door i should turn it off (regardless if im inside or not) and remove the panels?
I’m getting a hose-in-hose one (which has two hoses inside of one larger one) and the exhaust connector is fitted into a window slide panel that’s only 46” long and it is wider than anything I can find for the universal kits on amazon and the manufacturers doesn’t seem to have extra panels. It’s 9.75” wide instead of like 6.5”. And it’s hard to find the width spec on these things incredibly. Any thoughts on any kits for these wider hose-in-hose versions?
If you are willing to tackle this project, here is the best option in my opinion. Buy a sheet of plywood, cut it to length, and cut out the hole for the hose using the hole in the panels as a template. I would also get some spray paint and paint the plywood white so it looks nice. This is the most solid and durable solution.
You can still use the door right?
Yes. You can still open the door as long as you somehow secure the top panel. (even some tape will be enough)
You look like Johnny Manziel haha
👍👍👍
Thanks for stopping by Harry!!
Have a splendid weekend my friend!!
hi 👋
hi! 😊
One way to make your slider useless…..lol….just use the window😬
In this particular house there was no good place to put it. Instead of windows, there's just a bunch of slide doors. I am assuming most people would rather put it in a window but if that's not an option, a slide door will have to work.
@@WordofAdviceTVin that case I agree with you.
Why, why, Install a Unit in your Sliding Door…
Because this house has no openible windows
Thanks so much I’m ordering from Amazon extra panels because I have 7ft patio door