Sharp Window Air Conditioner Knowledge Base
Window Air Conditioner - Thermostat Problems? Okay, I have a Sharp Air Conditioner, and the thermostat knob on it works, but even when the knob is all the way up (the highest temp it will go), my air conditioner seems to be maintaining a temp of aprox. 79 Degrees F... ie. The compressor shuts off and turns on at that temp. I would like to maintain a temp a little bit cooler than that... Other than that, the air conditioner works perfect.... Does anyone know of anyway i can fix the thermostat? Step by step would be nice! Well i know it is not a leak, its. defenently the thermostat, because the air is nice and cold, but the problem is the compressor is shutting off when its not cold enough.... here is how im possitive its the thermostat, because the temp is the room right now, is 82 degrees F, and when i turn the thermostat knob on my a/c down to 8, out of 9, the compressor shuts off... then when i turn it back up to 9, it turns back on. Any ideas what to do now?
Do I have to disconnect the portable air conditioners from the window when it rains? Or when not in use? We have always had either central air, the old window air conditioners, or no air conditioning. This is the first time we've had portable air conditioners. So, maybe someone who also has a portable air conditioner, or knows someone with one, could help me with this... We have two actually, one from Sharp, the other from Royal Sovereign, both (especially the Sharp) are a pain to remove (to disconnect the hot air tube from the window) The Sharp has a "bug guard" screen I guess, but because bars on the windows, we couldn't install the Sharp "rain guards" The Royal Sovereign has none of these features. Would bugs getting in the tube or rainwater be a problem? How to fix such problem if occurred? Or should I just keep connecting and disconnecting? (The Sharp connection is just so darn flimsy tho, It feels like if I do this too often it might not last or break) Any suggestions?
Exhaust Hose air conditioner portable question? i am planning to buy a air conditioner portable( sharp 10 000 btu cv-P10nc). i heard you have to put the Exhaust Hose out the window but i dont to cut or open my window while using it. where else can i put the Exhaust Hose to? to a bucket? you mean the window kit thing. my dad keep complain about opening the window cuz someone might get in at night. even with the window kit, my dad doesn't want me to open the window.
Is a 10.5 amp portable air conditioner too much for a circuit with a 15 amp circuit breaker in an apartment? I live in a 2 bedroom apartment in NYC in a building that I'm not able to have a in window air conditioner. I know that portable units are inefficient an don't cool as well as window units so I'm thinking of buying a Sharp 11,500 btu unit. My apartment has 2 15 amp circuit breakers. The 1st one has the kitchen on it. The 2nd has the tvs, stereo, computer, lamps etc. I plan on putting the air conditioner on the 2nd 15 amp circuit.
Window Air Conditioning? GE, Panasonic, or Sharp which would you recommend. Which one make the quietest one, which one last the longest? The air conditioner is going to be a 10,000 or a 12,000
Window A/C? I am going to buy a window air conditioner and I want to know if should buy a GE or Sharp. Which one would you chose
Should I see a doctor for fainting? I went on a Mission trip (I am 12) and I was standing and I started having tunnel vision, then extreme nausea, and then I couldn't hear a thing, all I heard was a sharp beeping sound, then next thing I knew my instructor was handing me water...When I went home I noticed I started feeling faint in my room, same symptoms, and we keep our house at 82 degrees to save energy so I moved a window air conditioner in my room and that seems to help, but whenever I am somewhere else, sometimes I just start feeling faint. Should I get some blood work done or something? I am about to start Junior High (7th grade in our district) and I really don't want to feel faint in school. What do you think??
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Do you think I'd be a successful writer? Please review!? Okay, I've just created a character, took me a full 2 hours to complete. I know that it probably sounds REALLY lame. But please read it :). It's based off of some of the ideas from the Percy Jackson Series. If you haven't already it, or have no clue what I'm talking about, it's about Greek Mythology. The only thing that is the same in there is the camp name. Other then that, I hope I didn't copy Rick Riordan at all. But, please read the following. I REALLY hope you like it!: --- Name- Spencer C. Storm *Nickname- Stormy, Spence Gender- Female Age- 15 *DOB- 4/04/94 Alliance- Good Appearance- Long, dark brown hair with dark blonde streaks, my eye color changes frequently from stormy gray to deep sea green (due to my parents, Poseidon and Athena), 5 foot 4 inches, 100 pounds, golden brown tan skin, and athletic looking. Personality- I am outgoing and extremely intelligent. I'm fun, and I'm not afraid to get dirty. I always seem to get myself in danger, and tend to make myself look stupid a lot, even though I am smarter then a lot of people my age. I also tend to make people laugh when I'm just being myself. And I love dangerous adventures that require logical intelligence. *Weaknesses- Pride and when my family and/or friends are in danger. *Strengths- I'm pretty good with a celestial bronze knife and sword. Terrible at archery. But I can run fast, and think quickly to keep myself alive in a full-on battle. History- For years, I had no idea who my parents were, so therefore, I was put in a foster home. I was interviewed many times to be adopted, but I always seemed to cause mayhem for the people who had once wished to adopt me. I had been interviewed with about 150 couples by the time I was 13. Each and every one of them had gone out of the building resenting me for my opinions. By that point, I knew that I couldn't spend much longer in that cooped-up chaos home. So I ran away, with nothing but the clothes on my back, and a gold necklace with the design of ocean waves and Greek battle armor on a charm. I eventually stumbled into a satyr, and he lead me to where I am today. Camp Half-Blood. I also eventually got claimed by my parents, Poseidon, God of the Sea, and my mother, Athena, Goddess of Wisdom and Battle. RP Example- As I sat alone in my room (which happens to be the million year old attic in the foster home), I heard a strange rumbling noise coming from behind an old dresser that belonged to the creepy headmaster of the home, Ms. Klein. When I approached the ancient dresser, the rumbling noise got louder, and when I was about to remove the cloth that was sealing the dresser's true appearance, out jumped a Hydra, the serpent-like chthonic water beast. I backed away slowly, trying to figure out why monsters like this Hydra were always after me. The Hydra looked furious with rage, and was huffing poisonous breath continuously. My mind was going a million miles an hour, and I was constantly trying to out maneuver the thing, but it would always snarl at me even more, and I knew from the ancient legends that the Hydra's poisonous fumes could kill you. Soon enough, I was backed against the home's filthy, ugly-looking wall. I had been cornered by a legendary fictional monster. With that "happy" thought, the Hydra snarled once more, and lunged for its attack. A sharp object at the corner diagonal from where I was standing caught my eye. I ducked, and the Hydra flew over my head, straight into the wall. Not the smartest monster, I thought. I ran over to the sharp object, which only later had I realized was a celestial bronze sword that had mysteriously caught on fire. By then, the Hydra had realized what I'd done, and huffed angrily. The flames on the sword was now starting to build quickly. I had a plan, and was freakishly nervous. I inhaled quickly, and the smell of smoke invited itself to my nose. I was about to strike the beast when I had a tickling sensation in my throat. I needed to cough, and it was killing me while I was holding it in. No! Not right now! my brain ordered me. But my instincts betrayed me, and I lifted one of my hands off of the hilt of the burning sword to satisfy my need to cough. But the Hydra had other ideas, and lunged once more. I saw it coming at me, and instantly raised the burning sword, and slashed at it with all my strength required. I turned around to face the Hydra once more, but I heard nothing but the air conditioner blowing in the background. The Hydra's body was lying motionless on the attic floor, and later I realized that the head had flown out of the window, shattering the stained glass completely. Then something came across me. I had killed the Hydra. I was about to congratulate myself when I heard running footsteps on the staircase that lead to my room. "SPENCER STORM! WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE YOU DOING?!" a voice yelled at me. It was Ms. Klein. I sighed. I knew I was in big trouble. Again. I turned to Ms. Klein, and prepared myself for my do Sorry! It stopped at midday on the last word! The last word was doom. But thanks for reading! :) Little MESSAGE for Insert witty name here: Okay, look. This is no "Mary Sue Alert", okay?! I am NOTHING like the character. And I'm not stupid. I KNOW that Poseidon and Athena HATED each other. But it's what I have so far. So don;t review it if you can't put your opinion in a more polite way. I honestly don't care if you bothered to read the rp or not, but I honestly couldn't think up any camp name or anything like that. I've tried that before, and got humiliated. Never going back. So i didn't take the name, I was bored, and I enjoy writing. And I agree about the athletic body thing. Your were totally right on that. But no, I'm not trying to right a story at the moment. This is all I have. Just a little character profile. I haven't thought up many new creative ideas for a story. And amateur is what I was going for. Thanks, cause I'm no professional :D. But, thanks for the tips. I'll keep them in mind. Oh, and by the way, my ideas ARE original :D. To L: Thanks for the tips! I know that I'm far from that. Writing is just something that I enjoy to do when I get bored. But thank you. :)
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