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|    Jim Wilkins to Jim Wilkins    |
|    Re: Converting a portable dehumidifier i    |
|    26 Feb 23 14:01:07    |
      From: muratlanne@gmail.com              "Moses Bedibo" wrote in message       news:05478440-ca8d-44cb-8a82-145fe096d3acn@googlegroups.com...              On Friday, 24 April 2020 at 11:11:52 UTC, Jim Wilkins wrote:       > wrote in message       > news:40297e20-ef02-4915...@googlegroups.com...       > I am fromumbai ,       > have dehumidifier ,want to use as Airconditioner .       > ================================       >       > The difference between them is that an air conditioner puts the condenser       > (hot) coil outdoors with its own fan and a barrier separating it from the       > indoor evaporator (cold) coil. A dehumidifier has both coils indoors so       > the       > condenser reheats the air the evaporator cooled and dried, saving some       > electricity.       >       > An air conditioner is also a good dehumidifier if you drain the water that       > otherwise pools under and helps cool the condenser but turning a       > dehumidifier into an air conditioner may be much more trouble than it's       > worth, unless you can do it without cutting and extending the refrigerant       > tubing.       It's possible to convert dehumidifier to air conditioner but then you need       involve an electricians to disconnect the power first. Because dehumidifier       uses both the condenser and the evaporator in its process converting into       air conditioner, you have to remove the condenser at place it outside the       frame (the back) reverse the air flow of the fan towards the condenser.       Note that the condenser always produces heat therefore, you must block       between the condenser and the evaporator and then grand a fridge square fan       to the condenser to throw the heat that emits from the condenser outside.              In doing so, you would have extend the capillary tube since you are bringing       the condenser outside and ensure that the capillary tubes are soldered well       to avoid any leakages as it may diminish the refrigerant of the condenser.       If you want to know more, contact me via email address       bedibomoses@gmail.com. Regards              ---------------------------              You will be jailed for life and damned for all Eternity if you crack the       tubing and let the refrigerant escape.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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