how do I use this to gas up my room air conditioner?
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Instal on the low pressure side, it is usually the smaller pipe coming off of the condenser. On mine it was the only pipe I could reach. Place it where you have room to put the charging hose and gage on. Also make sure once installed you can put the housing back on uninhibited. You cannot remove once installed because it pierces the pipe. Do not overfill.
1452483
All heating system need some ventilation... so just open one window 1" for let fresh air come to the heater. And yes you well need a gas line to operate the heater.
1981948
It will produce carbon monoxide, so you should use it in a well ventilated area. But this would be true for any gas stove. The Japanese use this to cook dishes at the dining room table. Like nabe, sukiyaki, yakiniku (with the right cooking surface). Much better quality than some of the cheap versions.
1682858
I wouldn't do that. You need to search for a casement/slider AC. If you turn the unit sideways, the compressor will not be properly lubricated, so it will fail prematurely.
1780669
I leave the CO2 tank and regulator inside my kegorator and run the gas from each regulator port to CO2 distributors. You can find CO2 distributors on Amazon and various Homebrew Sites. Make sure your distributors have check valves.
1921260
Yes, you must vent it. An air conditioner that is not vented would just pump the hot air back into the room.
1133747
I use natural gas which connects to our home gas line. A small propane tank would work on a unit made up for propane use.
691126
it can only use Iwatani gas . I bought 10 of those from a website called very asia they cost about 2.32 each and the shipping was reasonable about $6.00 . I have used one so far . They are very economical and you can use them with other appliances
307398
Use straight gas. It has a separate oil reservoir and dipstick, like a car.
251485
As long as your air conditioner is not controlled through the furnace thermostat. Mine are separate and this is exactly what i use mine for, my rv furnace. Good luck!
1079386
Canned compressed air and a brush with long bristles will work, like a dustpan brush. They also make a similar model fan where you can remove the housing. I bought this model because it was so cheap.
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Plug it in and you can manually set it up from the Air Cooler itself or use the remote that comes with it to select what you want it to do....remember you must select 'cool' when operating, it will bring the cool water from the tank into the system to blow out cool air, put some ice in the water to make the water a little more cooler. If you don't select 'cool' on the Air Cooler, you may damagethe cooler. It's a good item, I have two of them and may get a third one this year. Remember also, it will only cool the area around you like a small bedroom, it will not cool a big living room or any room of that size, I'm sure you'll like it. Plug it in and you can manually set it up from the Air Cooler itself or use the remote that comes with it to select what you want it to do....remember you must select 'cool' when operating, it will bring the cool water from the tank into the system to blow out cool air, put some ice in the water to make the water a little more cooler. If you don't select 'cool' on the Air Cooler, you may damagethe cooler. It's a good item, I have two of them and may get a third one this year. Remember also, it will only cool the area around you like a small bedroom, it will not cool a big living... » Read More Plug it in and you can manually set it up from the Air Cooler itself or use the remote that comes with it to select what you want it to do....remember you must select 'cool' when operating, it will bring the cool water from the tank into the system to blow out cool air, put some ice in the water to make the water a little more cooler. If you don't select 'cool' on the Air Cooler, you may damagethe cooler. It's a good item, I have two of them and may get a third one this year. Remember also, it will only cool the area around you like a small bedroom, it will not cool a big living room or any room of that size, I'm sure you'll like it. « Show Less
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You use just regular gas, don't forget to fill it with oil before starting. And don't overfill the oil, its worse than under filled. Use 30 wt oil, any brand!
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You need an open window to vent the air conditioner. There is a tube that attaches to the back of the unit and you stick it out the window so the air conditioner can blow out the hot air it sucks up and generates.
1100505
I just use compressed air. but I dont know if it can use n2 might want to ask the guerrilla air.
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Put the device in an enclosure and use a dc fan to draw air over the unit. I.E. put the unit in a box, install a fan of your choice, but orient the fan so it will be pulling air from inside the enclosure. Then all you have to do is strategically place some holes in the enclosure around the converter so the air being pulled in will circulate around and through it. Also, you could remove the display and put in the lid of the enclosure and just run wires from the 4 brass posts to the corresponding pad where it would've been screwed down. Once removed, you'll have space to put a heatsink on and have a cool little power supply box. Good luck Put the device in an enclosure and use a dc fan to draw air over the unit. I.E. put the unit in a box, install a fan of your choice, but orient the fan so it will be pulling air from inside the enclosure. Then all you have to do is strategically place some holes in the enclosure around the converter so the air being pulled in will circulate around and through it. Also, you could remove the display and put in the lid of the enclosure and just run wires from the 4 brass posts to the corresponding pad where it would've been screwed down. Once removed, you'll have space to put a heatsink on and... » Read More Put the device in an enclosure and use a dc fan to draw air over the unit. I.E. put the unit in a box, install a fan of your choice, but orient the fan so it will be pulling air from inside the enclosure. Then all you have to do is strategically place some holes in the enclosure around the converter so the air being pulled in will circulate around and through it. Also, you could remove the display and put in the lid of the enclosure and just run wires from the 4 brass posts to the corresponding pad where it would've been screwed down. Once removed, you'll have space to put a heatsink on and have a cool little power supply box. Good luck « Show Less
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This makes sense, you are wise to use a filter before installing the #1 canister. Also would you tell me how to vent the heater in one small room, I have windows but hate to open them, as the cold air comes in?