Is this AC unit compatible with a Fedders B sleeve (19 3/4" depth)?
88590
Yes it is, although the Frigidaire is 20 1/2" deep so it will stick out an additional 3/4".
125578
That's what I used and it worked well. As the sleeve where one inserts the conduit is relatively short, it's important the conduit is the right size so there is only a small gap between the conduit and feeder sleeve. Unfortunately I don't know the size of the conduit I used as it was a piece I happened to have.
566051
sorry it wont fit, 20-3/4 is just too wide, you would be forcing it in cause ing damage to your components and the unit.
1498411
I'm using it through the wall, don't know about the sleeve. I read somewhere that window ACs are fine through the wall, as long as the vents are not inside the wall. The vents on this AC are all outside. Course, I am not an AC professional, just a consumer.
1087615
Depends how you set it into the sleeve. My unit is approx 3-4" from the wall.
1496652
If you mean "sleeves" I assume you are referring to the collapsible side panels that fill the spaces between the chassis and the window frame to seal the sides of the installation. If this is what is being asked about, the answer is YES!
1047617
For sure, I do not know without measuring it. But, these devices have standardbsizes to fit standard bays. If not. You can return it.
573075
It is removable from its own sleeve. In other words you install the outer case or,sleeve and then slide the unit in. It is not designed for a standard dimension sleeve install. Friedrich does make a couple to fit in the standard 27 inch generic sleeve. The 15000 BTU unit is heavy. If you have a substantial wood window you could install it there. You need to be able to install this either through the wall ( I have some pics of how I framed mine) or in substantial window. It needs to be screwed in. Clamping the upper sash down on top of,it like a small 5000 BTU model isn't going to work, it's own case or,sleeve is substantial and I am happy with my install. It is removable from its own sleeve. In other words you install the outer case or,sleeve and then slide the unit in. It is not designed for a standard dimension sleeve install. Friedrich does make a couple to fit in the standard 27 inch generic sleeve. The 15000 BTU unit is heavy. If you have a substantial wood window you could install it there. You need to be able to install this either through the wall ( I have some pics of how I framed mine) or in substantial window. It needs to be screwed in. Clamping the upper sash down on top of,it like a small 5000 BTU model isn't going to work, it's... » Read More It is removable from its own sleeve. In other words you install the outer case or,sleeve and then slide the unit in. It is not designed for a standard dimension sleeve install. Friedrich does make a couple to fit in the standard 27 inch generic sleeve. The 15000 BTU unit is heavy. If you have a substantial wood window you could install it there. You need to be able to install this either through the wall ( I have some pics of how I framed mine) or in substantial window. It needs to be screwed in. Clamping the upper sash down on top of,it like a small 5000 BTU model isn't going to work, it's own case or,sleeve is substantial and I am happy with my install. « Show Less
1153025
If the Dia of the sleeve is the same, it should work fine, but I haven't tried a longer sleeves to know if they have the same Diamater, wish I could give positive answer !
1081531
Strictly a guess, but I would most certainly think so. My unit fit perfectly, ran great in the a/c all summer, and was a convenient economical solution!
573073
It is removable from its own sleeve. In other words you install the outer case or,sleeve and then slide the unit in. It is not designed for a standard dimension sleeve install. Friedrich does make a couple to fit in the standard 27 inch generic sleeve. The 15000 BTU unit is heavy. If you have a substantial wood window you could install it there. You need to be able to install this either through the wall ( I have some pics of how I framed mine) or in substantial window. It needs to be screwed in. Clamping the upper sash down on top of,it like a small 5000 BTU model isn't going to work, it's own case or,sleeve is substantial and I am happy with my install.
547015
its gotta be 5.25in i think sabrent makes them too (http://www.amazon.com/Sabrent-Aluminum-Enclosure-Cooling-EC-525K/dp/B000VXDFJE/)
1382136
I put mine in an old sleeve so had to depend on measurments listed. Those measurments were Very close, however, the screw heads at the bottom stick out about 1/8" more than said measurment for width. These screws would not let it slide in but was catching on a lipon the old slide in so could bend lip out of the way. All other measurments were very accurate.
1218080
The the front length is 3¼" and tapers to 3 9/32" in the rear. Since you probably are relying on temperature sensing outside the enclosure, make sure that there will be adequate air flow.
1082033
not with the purchase itself and it would be hard to find ones perfectly compatible with the existing unit. I love mine though, sturdy and classy. The extra space allows your equipment to 'breathe'. It is not an hindrance but a plus.
1198969
Most likely. This AC unit has unusual louver pattern. If you don't use the one that comes with it the AC will run less efficiently. Check to see if you can remove the current one from the sleeve. New grill can install on the back of the AC unit, or if everything lines up, on your current sleeve.
76061
Not if installed properly. Instructions require a slight tilt to allow water to drain. BTW, GE sleeves useed with GE AC's are installed level and water drains properly. I recommend a GE sleeve fitted with the proper GE unit. I like the fact that you can install them level and the GE units fit nicely in the sleeve whereas the frigidaire fits loosely where you need to install a decorative cover to close off the opening and make it look nice. Also, a GE sleeve will accomdate a frigidiare, at least one that I used.