Any homeowner should know - you stay on top of maintenance and deal with the small problems as soon as they come up, or they'll end up being big, expensive problems further down the line. In this case, skip a few fancy coffees and buy some Dawn, a spray bottle, and a nozzle for your hose now, or let things be and buy a whole new air conditioner and pay a few medical bills to treat the mold allergies on top of it later.
Bless you, Becky! My window air conditioners were smelly and filthy. I needed help and I tried RU-vid and found you! Your air conditioner was my brand, too! Followed your easy directions and installed a shiny, clean and fresh smelling unit in my bedroom window, today! Not bad for a 79 year old (young person)! Could not have done it without you. You are the first person I have subscribed to on RU-vid! Keep on being you and thank you so much. ❤️
Whoa! You were lucky on the brand thing. I was impressed with Ms. Becky's presentation as well but if it had been my same model in the video I'd have thought I was having some kind of religious experience, heh. Good job with your unit!
As a requirement for my husband to be released from the hospital, I've had to do a deep cleaning. I didn't even THINK about the AC unit. When I realized that it needed to be cleaned, as well, I was already mentally exhausted. Exhausted from dealing with painters, having a floor repaired, carpet cleaners, air duct cleaning and house keeper coming and going all on consecutive days, my mind wouldn't even allow me to THINK of cleaning it so I bought one. Next day, I'm rested and happened upon your video and JUST LIKE THAT, I will be taking the AC unit back to the store today, June 6, 2023 😊😊😊
I sprayed my ac units with coil cleaner and let it sit. I rinsed the gunk out with the water hose until the water was clear from all the sides. I didn't think my nine year old Frigidaire ac units would actually blow cold air like they did when they were brand new, but they did! I'm sleeping like a baby through the night again. Cozy as ever! I wasn't expecting this cleaning to have my ac units blowing like they are now. Thank you so much! 😊❤
I happened upon your video last year and I can't thank you enough! I have a giant 12,000 btu old A/C that was barely running. I took it outside, took the cover off, and proceeded to wash it with the water hose. I avoided the control panel. Let it dry. It runs almost like new. You saved me so much money and I'm so proud of myself. Who knew you could do this? You did! Again many thanks!!!
+Eli_Finesse I'm sorry I didn't see this til today. The control panel is the electronics parts on the front. The buttons and display that you definitely don't want to get wet. When you wash the AC, only wash the back part of it. I'm about to do another AC tomorrow. It's been icing over and it's time to clean it.
A lovely woman, living a wonderful life _and_ sharing the tips and lessons with us? Wonderful! I've subscribed and look forward to watching and following along with my daughter.
Way to go! Thanks so much for showing me how to do this. I'm a guy and have NO clue on how to clean my window units lol. OMG, you built your own log cabin? Wow. I think it's really awesome to see women who are interested in building and repairing stuff. Can't wait to see some of your other videos. Ladies, don't ever let anyone tell you that you can't do something. This woman is proof that you can do and accomplish anything you want to.
Have been cleaning my window units for a while. Needed one on how to clean a Frigidaire. Her model is exactly the one I have. Will clean it tmw. Also I installed a FIRESTICK on my old tv after being told by a tv tech is was not possible. Well, ii ignored him, bought the converter,(4th try) and now I can watch TV in my living room. Cancelled cable and did sign up for Sling for 25.00 a month. Sure beats 100.00+ I was paying which I can't afford. So glad for you tube. Good for how to videos and recipes... Not so much political ones but I can use alternate sites so no big loss....btw I just turned 73. You're never too old to learn something new👍
i have asked so many men if this could be done . some didn't know and others said you can't take them apart. this video is awesome. thank you so much for the info.
9 years after you published this- 5/28/24--have already set the ac outside-just needed to know how-THANK YOU SO MUCH-70 yr old lady here-yes-I can do this-so thankful for you!
Oh my gosh...I was rather skeptical and was considering replacing my window unit. I figured I had nothing to lose by trying this, and not only was this incredibly easy, it really DID make this unit much more efficient! I was also pretty proud of myself that I did this. Extremely satisfying! Becky, thank you so much for this tutorial. All the best to you Becky!🥰
I just want this woman to give me a hug. She seems like such a pure soul. ❤ Thank you so much for this video. I was ready to just buy a new AC unit after opening mine and seeing all the filth, but I’m confident I can just take care of the one I have.
Becky, I wish I could give you 1000 likes for this. You are a god sent! My disabled mothers AC was dirty and not working and it's 90 degrees. This video helped me clean it all out and now it runs like a top! Fresh clean cool air for Her and the cats. You may have saved my mother from having a heat stroke Thank you very much! I will share this on FB with my friends. Thank you, thank you, thank you and god bless!
jamnjam I live in NY and it's not supposes to get this hot this time of year. Went from 70 to 90 over night! It's raining but, its like the jungle with the humidity factor. We use to get snow every year but, now ever Christmas has no snow. Most of the elderly in NY are not ready to handle that sudden change in temperature. They are use to dealing with 20 below winters and 70 to 80 summers with maybe 90's in August. Texas without the aid of AC would probably kill half of NY no joke.
Its common sense how hard is it to take a few screws and bits of plastic apart? you didnt need a video for that! oddly the instructions tell you the same thing
A better solution is to simply use a vacuum cleaner hose on it periodically BEFORE it gets in the condition of the unit being cleaned in this video. You have to keep ahead of the problem so it never gets this filthy. Yuck! You just periodically (like every few months) use the hose part of a vacuum to suck all the dust off the front filter and grills. Basic logic..
My small 5000 BTU unit in my bedroom was hardly "cooling" at all, I thought it was old and needed to be replaced. I had already Googled the directions to the nearest Home Depot. As an afterthought I decided to check out RU-vid just to see how to clean the old thing up before spending any cash. The temperature was 84 degrees in the room with the ac running. Miserable, with a capital M. I watched Becky's video and followed directions. Amazing ! The room temperature is now 72 degrees at mid afternoon in my room now. Comfortable. Capital C. I never made it to Home Depot. Kept my money in my pocket, and I'm about to take a nice, cool nap. Thank You Becky !
I would give 2 thumbs up if I could. Love the intro. It is refreshing to see the alternative living and building things yourself. You're awesome. Also props to the camera operator. A+ Now I have an AC unit I have to go clean.
Thanks for the informative video. This is definitely helpful to me. My window a/c unit is filthy and I had absolutely no idea how to even begin to clean it. Now I feel pretty confident that I can handle it. Thanks Becky!
Becky ain't playing she getting down to business! She's such an inspiration to all women!! Fix it yourself and don't dependent on some deciving men to rip you off. Go Becky! Girl power!! Great video!!💗🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎊
Just did a deep clean and appreciate the tips. A couple of things I learned that could help other people. #1 - the styrophoam surrounding the hamster wheel is in 2 pieces. You can take a razor blade and make 2 cuts on the black foam/tape pieces. Once cut you take off the top piece and then the bottom. Making it easy to do a deeper clean on the wheel #2 - To accelerate the drying process I used a blower. It cut my drying time to 30-45 min. #3 - If you use Lime Away or CLR on any rusty parts, especially the fins just be prepared that if you brush them after the fact they will probably fall off.
I needed a good guide on how to do this the disassemble and reassemble part and you did a marvelous job at explaining it and thank you to the camera man for doing such a good job getting all your work in there this really helped and inspired me
I watched a couple of videos on how to clean my window AC unit, and I must say Becky's is the best. There's one video that recommends a coil cleaning spray - $45! I just put 3 drops of Dawn and some warm water in a squirt bottle and ALL the dirt came right off! Thanks, Becky!
Id use dístilled white víneigar diluted in spray bottle. I dont like cuts on my hands so ill sprinkle baking soda on then spray onit. Bubbles like school science projects volcano. Old tooth brush. I clean my stove top like thos as well. Who needs chemicals..
Haha, I saw that one, I think it was actually like $19 or something, and it foamed up a bit just like Becky's 'few drops of Dawn.' That guy didn't do half as good a cleaning job, and he was ready to put the sucker back together and you could see all the black gunk (probably mold) still on the inside. Of course, he had the A/C already 'prepped' for the video, so we never got to see him take it apart or put it back together. Y'all guys may laugh, but you know, if you haven't done this before, there's nothing wrong with wanting to see the process from start to finish, especially if you're doing it by yourself, just to know how easily it really can be done.
OMG, Becky.... You are a lifesaver!! First let me tell you I am NOT a mechanically inclined person. The thought of taking my A.C. apart and cleaning it terrified me. Actually, I was not even aware that a window A.C. needed to be cleaned. So, after 10 years of use you can imagine how filthy and gunked up it was. Mildew, slimy algae, dead decayed leaves.... Nasty. Not to mention all the built up dust and crud in the fins. I followed your tutorial exactly and am thrilled with the results. The only thing I did different was to use coil cleaner instead of dishsoap. And you are right.... SO EASY!!!! Thank you!!!!!!
Watched this a while back and had to clean the air conditioners again and your video was still here to remind me what to do! Thank you so much. (If you have a digital/electronic thingie on the front of your AC, just unscrew it from the front panel and wrap it in plastic very tight, so you can really wash the front panel.) Thank you so very much for your useful information and pleasant presentation. You are a real winner in my book!
You just saved me $20.00 thank you! I was literally at a pic nic table with the same A.C. unit wondering how to clean this piece of equipment. I am sooooo grateful!
Thank you soooo much Becky! We have a large unit in our kitchen window and it has gotten to where it hardly even blows on high :( It's too heavy to remove, but I'm going to do the best I can to clean it. Luckily we have linoleum floors (not wood) and plenty of bath towels ;) I can't wait to try. Thanks again! Update: 15 minutes later, IT WORKED! If I wasn't already married, I'd marry you ;)
I just came across your video in an attempt to save my air conditioner, and you have no idea how much it helped me out!!!! Thank you so much for making a video like this!!!!
Becky you are amazing. I was going to buy a new air conditioner due to the mold smell it was emitting but your calm and coolness had given me the confidence to give my expensive unit a second chance! Thanks so much!!
Loved this video! So grateful you show how to take it the window unit apart, clean it and then put it back together. Other videos skipped parts I needed to see. You covered everything!!! This is also the same unit I have.
My dad passed away last summer and you remind me of him. He was able to fix almost anything and had only a grade 8 education. I miss him and his knowledge. Might need to subscribe now.
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! Me and my fiancee did just this today and although it was an all day thing, our AC unit is now running like brand new and thanks to your tips its sparkling clean and debris free!
I did 3 of them today and it took about 3 hours to take them apart and wash them. I hope I can get them all back together. Thank you so much for your clear instructions. I referred back to it on getting that front panel to pop free. A couple were easy, one, a bit of a challenge, but in the end, they all came out pretty good. One is REALLY old and rusty in the base, but it's clean in the parts that matter. I sprayed a bleach solution on all the areas that looked like black mold. Scary what's in these things!! I'll be planning to do this annually or at least every couple years.
Thanks Becky! The blue was one of the "Coil" sets. The Fins are the thin metal slats that run along the front of the coils. It is important for proper air flow to keep them straight. There are an assortment of tools called an AC Fin Comb (or Straightener) for that job.
SO glad I found this! I just spent thirty minutes cleaning black mold from the air vents on my old window unit. I will have take it out and over to my parent's yo really clean it.
My window unit had lots more screws and electronic controls, and was much more difficult to disassemble....but I did it!! I used the camera on my phone to take pics as I went along so I would be sure to get everything back in place. I used Glad Press n Seal over the electronic components to protect them from moisture, but still tried to avoid wetting the area. Just be warned that the job could take much longer than you expect, especially if your unit hasn't been cleaned before or has heavy mold build-up like mine did. Very good instructional video.
As one of the last people who actually does this (widow, wall ac service ) for a living the only way to do it right is to disassemble down to the base pan.and that's about a $300 fee. They get moldy and slimy for sure
I did this a now my unit won’t turn on , I let dry over night and it looks great but now it won’t turn on , the test and reset bottom clip and it acts like it’s going to turn on but doesn’t :(
@@steely_mike - Respect for the pros, for sure. Problem is, though, you can buy a whole new A/C unit (especially the smaller ones) and still put money back in your pocket, for less than the cost of one servicing. Me, I'd never toss something I could fix, but plenty of people would and do, that's the sad truth. Guy further up the comments chain said he's reclaimed a bunch of discarded A/Cs from the alley and after cleaning them up like this, they worked fine! This video will keep my little bedroom unit running well for a long while, I guess.
@@FunkyTownPrincess Re-disasemble and check all of the wires and electronics to make sure you haven't accidentally disconnected anything while working on it. If not, you may have unfortunately gotten the capacitor or something else wet and shorted it out. Hope this helps!
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I love watching your videos and I had seen this one a few months back. Well, yesterday I took apart my a/c that I thought was just about dead, and did exactly what you said. Now this a/c is running way better and blowing way colder! You are so inspiring!
Hi Becky,Thank you for sharing this video. Me and my brother just took out my 4 year old air conditioner same brand as the one have here except mine is a 10,000 BTU. After watching your video we took the back panel off and front panels and were able to get to all the dirt, The only thing we did not do is use the water hose although I wish I had but either way my air conditioner is as clean as it was when I bought it new. It is no re installed and I notice now it has better power and blows better. What we did was we took a spray bottle and put some dawn dish liquid and some warm water in and we followed all your steps except for using the hose. We tilted the unit up on a table and sprayed it with the spray bottle a good several times and took a sponge and paper towels and just wiped it clean. I also took the vaccumm cleaner to get the excess dirt out. But come next summer I will use the water hose just like you did on yours. Thanks again this was very helpful. Now this is something I can do once a year to my unit and help pro long the life of it
you do this once a year (usely in the Spring) you will not have any problems with your ac, (also everytime I would find a a/c in the trash, I would take it home & clean like she did) it would work 100% of the time!
Thats great people just throw things without giving it a try to clean or fix it they just rather buy something new when maybe its not needed unless its completely broken good for you that u take those acs
Yes brother I use do that also before the leg & hip problems... After cleaning them up and and maybe a few adjustments you can make a decent buck selling them as used and refurbished A/C's.
Becky, Thank you for your insights on this subject, first thing on my todo list tomorrow is two poorly running Kenmore window units, my wife will be happy.
The video is very good but I will add a bit to the video just for safety. 1. Don't wash the motor that spins the two fans blades. (grey unit is the motor at 9:24 ) Washing motor/ a wet motor will short circuit and may cause electrocution. 2. There is no need to wash the tall Black unit "Compressor" (Compressor at 5:40) Most AC has a small circuit panel near compressor (Black unit). Again wetting it means short circuit and fire. 3. The only thing you need to clean is the condenser fin blades ( condenser at 5:00) This is where the air is sucked in and most of the dirt is accumulated. Take a toothbrush and gently clean the dirt by stroking it in the longitudinal direction (you may need to use soap water or non-rust cleaner to do so). 4. Wrap a couple of plastic bags around the motor and electrical components. Be Safe
Parviz Gul, that was my BIGGEST FEAR! Thank you for the additional information on cleaning! I know that the inside of the house is supposed to be dry and the outside of the unit is exposed to the weather. Putting both together makes a heck of alot more sense then just hitting it with a hose! Thank you very much! I am extremely phobic about fires! I feel more confident about this situation now. I want to Express my Gratitude for adding the extra measure of safety!!!!
THAT was AWESOME!!!!! Thank you so much!! I bought the coil cleaner BUT was afraid to hose the unt down. Didn't realize only the electrical panel needed to be protected!!!! SO I took the coil cleaner back (that could have been a few drops of DAWN) and bought a new air conditioner!!!!! OUCH!!!
Thanks for this very helpful video and For the inspiration. My biggest concern was how long it would take to dry out and as you said two hours was long enough. I also use the fan to help it along. Also, I did mine in my bathtub. Anyone who's going to do this in the bathtub I recommend using a rubber mat so that you don't scratch your tub. Also have a screen handy to catch all the leaves that may go down your drain and it helps to have a showerhead that has the ability to be removed and has some flexibility. The ability to change to different spray pressure settings helps as well. Thanks again!
That's a great home method to doing it with the dish soap instead of buying an industrial cleaner (I have some environmentally friendly cleaner since I work for a maintenance company, so that's what I use since I have pets). I also take off the Styrofoam pieces to get better access. Some folks might be objected to this but you can also add a tiny bit of bleach or vinegar to the spray mixture for cleaning the panels to help with stains, tough build ups, and mildew in the unit. Plus to avoid any future head aches, if the screws look like they are degrading badly (rust, stripping on the heads for the bit) get some replacement screws and have them just in case, make sure they are stainless steel. Thanks again for a great video Miss Becky.
Clearly this woman is really successful/powerful as a person in general, but the first thing I thought when she started talking was "She is so adorable and I want to hang out with her. She seems like THE REALLY COOL AUNT!" Props to you, Becky. Mad props.
Becky you are incredible, I found this vid last fall but was nervous & lazy to disassemble. Searched it up today and cleaned my AC inside and out in about an hour on my lunch break. I was able to do this in my bathtub with an open window & n95 mask just in case. I’ll be reassembling in an hour or so. Thank you!!!
Becky, thanks for this amazing video. I'm tackling 2 air conditioners this weekend. Your instructional video was very informative, insightful, and to-the-point. Your channel is my new favorite channel on YT!
Loved it. Just a heads up, but if you're inclined, you can also get coil cleaner that pros use for the radiator/evaporator assemblies. It bubbles and breaks up even the most gunked on stuff. Works like a charm.
phuturephunk I saw that on another video and think *I* will try that because unlike Becky my window AC has been mistreated for the past two years and could use a deep, deep cleaning. I was about to post down here to ask about whether the pro stuff is recommended. Thanks!
I have watched people use coil cleaner and the results were poor. However I personally think they should have left on longer before rinsing. Also I like her Dawn solution bc I know how good it works and I don't have to worry with any chemical inhalation or residue.
@@sandyk8594 I used the foam coil cleaner and mine was so dirty that within just a few minutes the foam turned dirty and was dripping basically half dirt. I had to do it a few times then scrubbed it and my coils look entirely different. Before my 8000 BTU couldn't even keep my 9x12 room under 83-85 degrees in the back corner when its been above 105 degrees outside during the day and at night when it was 80-85 my room was still above 75 degrees. I prefer the foam over the pink coil cleaner but maybe its because the pink stuff I used was decades old.
Becky; thinking it over, and taking heart from your low-keyed presentation, I thought: what the heck. While I didn't take the unit out of the window or use a hose, I DID take the screws off the faceplate and cleaned the fins using a vacuum cleaner... man was it filthy... then I used warm wet paper towels to clean the inside of the faceplate and put it back together... man; talk about night and day: my AC has gone from a trickle of cold air to never so powerful as now. You're my hero Becky, especially during a heat wave. thank you so much.
That is a great fast wash, but ya must take it apart soon and really clean er out so it keeps working. Next year it may not work as well unless ya do the whole job, as ya can see it is really easy, and if ya don't have a yard, Bathroom TUB, Thank you Bkz81 for this tip as well, I love ya all, you are all so wonderfully folk helpful, can't wait for the next video, fells like a homestead family, so wonderful to visit, Thank you Becky.
@@nancyhfranco4334 - No way, Dr. Nancy, no way: I'm now 70, I live alone and, while I currently store the AC in the closet 9 months of the year, which is a simple up & down (with sometimes an intermediate pause onto the bed which is halfway between up & down... and oh, by the way: I just moved the AC yesterday, on my birthday, back into the window from its winter quarters on the closet floor) of, I don't know, maybe 50 lbs? Anyway, the tub is a whole other kettle of fish: pick up the AC, see if I can make it thru the narrow bedroom door while holding it, then thru the narrow bathroom door (ditto) and then how am I going to set it down in the tub while avoiding another hernia and worst of all, eventually taking it OUT of the tub & somehow back into my bedroom window... unless, that is, you want to do it for me, doc? And anyway, tada!: no hose in the bathtub. You don't just helter-skelter jump into a large project without thinking it through, step by step, and I can guarantee you this: a new AC unit would be cheaper than another hernia operation, trust me on this. The real value and lesson of Becky's video is her upbeat can-do attitude, which is a treasure that she shares with anyone who comes here.
What a wonderful video … many will appreciate … I’m a retired HVAC tech and just want to add one very important point … the condenser fan blade has a ring all around the outside … (most do anyway) It is placed there to help with removing heat from the coils by the ring slinging the water from the pan that the cooling side has removed and drops into the pan for drainage and for the condenser fan to then sling that cold water into the condenser coil for heat removal … unfortunately this … over time collects dirt and then creates a Matt that isn’t very visible because it’s hidden behind the shroud … and the condenser fan pushes the air out … these new units don’t make it easy to clean that Matt build up very easy … older units had a removable top cover where then a nozzle could easily remove the build up after presoaking as you demonstrated very well. In these models the only way to clean it properly is to soak as much as possible using your method working around the fan blade … multiple times might be necessary … depending on how much dirt is in the air around your neighborhood and Matt buildup on your condenser. Then using a nozzle as you demonstrated blow water from the outside towards the fan blade will at least remove some of the Matt buildup … then carefully try to nozzle additional Matt off by going around the fan blades … but carefully because you don’t want to bend those blades or the fins also and create vibration if you accidentally bend the blades or block air flow with bent fins. All need to be aware that all fins on an air conditioners are made of aluminum and are very soft and will bend easily so bushing on them only in a up down fashion and water jetting only straight on or up & down as well don’t want bend those fins with the brush or water jetting as well. This Matt build up on any condenser is the most important part of cleaning any AC unit because if the heat isn’t removed properly the ac unit needs to run longer to remove the heat from inside your dwelling costing you money and if the problem persists long enough the excess heat will cause the compressor to fail as well, then you’re looking at replacing the whole unit all because the Matt build wasn’t removed or cleaned properly. Your video was great just trying to help everyone out by supplying some additional useful information.
Becky, we've been having SO MANY financial problems lately and I broke down crying the other day over having to maybe get a new AC....not to mention medical issues because in our 30's, me and my boyfriend have been sick SO much this past year and coughing with headaches....after watching your video...I realized I should do this myself...and I followed your instructions, and low and behold.... WE HAD MOLD! So I cleaned it, used mold killer, did EVERYTHING you said exactly as you said, and VOILA! Our house is cold, the AC is no longer leaking, and most importantly, WE CAN BREATH GOOD AGAIN! You literally are an angel, or possibly a good kind of witch with the magic you showed me. Thank you SO much! I love you and you're my new Auntie!
I've got a huge Arctic King window air conditioner, too big and heavy for me to lift. I wish mine came apart as easy as that one, I'm afraid to take it apart because there are very few screws, I'd screw it up for sure if I attempted to. I did watch your video four times, cleaned what I could. Thank you, and please keep sharing your videos!
Awesome job. I have done this but it is enjoyable to see someone else do the same as I have done. The unit is freed up of mold and mildew and works more efficiently which now saves on power and doesn’t have to works as hard to cool room. The air passing thru smells better as well. I love doing stuff like this 😁😁 satisfaction of doing something yourself is a great feeling ! Just discovered your Chanel and am looking forward to watching more.
I remember my dad doing this every year before summer here in Tampa FL. as a kid. He kept them spotless so they ran like a top. I remember the two bedroom units were smaller one was a vintage Emerson Quiet-Kool and mine was a Montgomery Wards. The living room unit was HUGE with a high power plug to at as a kid scared me as it looked odd haha. It was a beast. They worked great for many decades in our home until we sold and later central was added.
This is exactly what I needed to see and learn. Being a penny pincher since the pandemic and not having it in my budget to buy new ac units, this is great. My landlord offered some units he has in the basements to use and they definitely need a good cleaning.
Becky!!! I cleaned my AC unit because of you!!! I’ve had headaches and sinus issues and believe they stem from my window AC unit. After watching your video on how to do it I felt confident to do mine. Boy am I glad I did!!!! There was a wet sludge and what looked to be mold inside. I cleaned it out so good that it looks brand new. You made it really simple and let me know it was ok to clean it on my own. Thanks a bunch for your insight 💕
Yeah, Loved this video. As a woman I really like it when I see us doing home projects. Every video I watched of men doing this made me laugh as they all bought expensive chemicals from the hardware store to do this and all the women used a few drops of dish soap. I live where the humidity is low but the wind blows a lot and there is open desert blowing dirt into the unit. Your video made this look easy. Time to tackle the window A/C for me!
I have this exact same air conditioner and I thought it was dying on me because the air stopped blowing cold and I was looking into buying a new one. Definitely going to giving it a thorough cleaning when I get back from vacation this weekend and hopefully it works great again
Hey Becky just wanted to thank you for this tutorial. My husband and I cleaned our five units with your method. All five AC units are working like new and giving us clean cool air! I never would’ve guessed that this power hose cleaning could be done and be so effective!
It seems like every day is a lot of work but you never ask yourself , " Why am I doing this , again ?" like you would in a 9 to 5 existence . This is for me . I am so tired of working toward someone else's goals .
I've watched several other videos and she is the only person to take it apart. I appreciate the female detail explanations since I am just learning why my units stop working after 3 years! Did not know! This is not included with papers for new unit!
Right? All the guys start with the A/C 'prepped,' (meaning already taken apart) which does nothing for a newby trying to get over the fear of 'messing with machinery.'
This is an AWESOME LADY. This video is relevant to EVERY ac window unit and can make a unit work great for a very long time. Wish I could afford a membership but I just cant.
