GE Profile ClearView Air Conditioner Gives Your Window Back to You

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  • Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
  • I unbox and setup the @GE Appliances GE Profile ClearView 6100 BTU Air Conditioner. Perfect for a living room, bedroom, and more, this sets in your window sill so you can open the window on a cooler summer day. Get the Profile 6100: geni.us/geprofileclearview6100
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    00:00 Introduction
    00:49 Sponsor Disclaimer
    01:02 Initial Unbox of the GE Profile ClearView 6100
    05:36 Setting up the GE Profile ClearView
    09:00 Measuring the Chase-Way
    10:27 Installing the Air Conditioner
    11:17 Final Thoughts
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  • @geekazine
    @geekazine  2 года назад

    How do you keep cool in this Summer heat? Let me know, and we'll #geekout over it!

  • @Manuelsantosis
    @Manuelsantosis Год назад

    Gracias Amigo. Very good explanation, l will buy it 👍

  • @barbarapyron9471
    @barbarapyron9471 Год назад +2

    Could y'all know post a video where we can hear that unit actually running without people talking over it I would like to hear it running from the distance of 2 ft and 4 ft

  • @NoWayOut-
    @NoWayOut- Год назад +5

    How does this compare to the Midea?

    • @redresistor1330
      @redresistor1330 Год назад +6

      Get the Midea. The quality is like comparing a Lexus to Chevy. I love my Midea but GE air conditioners have a very common problem where the circuit boards get corrosion in less than 2 years just flash 88 and beep and won't run or short cycle and quickly burn up.

  • @vr4966
    @vr4966 3 месяца назад

    what's the outside condenser measurements?

  • @N2Stooges
    @N2Stooges Год назад

    Thanks for the video.
    Can the front filter be removed/installed by sliding it in/out from the either the left or right side of the unit? In the video, you demo'd sliding it in/out the right side but could it also be slid in/out from the left side? I ask because the window I have is just a few inches from a wall on the right side of the window so no way to access this particular filter if it is only accessible from the right side.

    • @MITCH1221
      @MITCH1221 Год назад

      Hello?. I’d like to know as well

  • @sam352
    @sam352 Год назад

    The wifi feature does not work. Ive tried everything and light does not blink.. Help

  • @DjXXS3RL
    @DjXXS3RL Год назад +2

    Can the outer outside part of the ac slide out completely and fall? I’m just wondering how secure it is?

    • @southern9292
      @southern9292 Год назад +1

      It is one unit (I.E. it is NOT designed to be separated). The screws hold the AC in place also. I imagine if one used a significant amount of force the unit could be broken into 2 parts. . . but it will not just slide apart.

  • @noeliaestrada4178
    @noeliaestrada4178 Месяц назад

    ¿Por qué prende y apaga una luz al lado del filtro?

  • @maddykat7346
    @maddykat7346 15 дней назад +1

    how do you get the drain plug out it's only got a tiny nib do I use needle nose pliers

    • @geekazine
      @geekazine  23 часа назад

      Really don't remember

  • @mikecruz9867
    @mikecruz9867 2 года назад +2

    great video - where does the condensate go?

    • @pilotavery
      @pilotavery Год назад

      The condensate gets splashed onto the coils and is used to cool off the exterior coils increasing efficiency drastically.

    • @pilotavery
      @pilotavery Год назад

      If it gets oversaturated it will just start tripping through a little drain port on the side exterior, but it has to be 100% humidity continuously for a while in your room for it to start doing that, like if you put it in the bathroom while you're taking a hot steamy shower for example. Otherwise it just gets basically boiled off

  • @pilotavery
    @pilotavery Год назад

    I have one of these, I installed it but we're not allowed to have window AC units.

    • @miller7759
      @miller7759 2 месяца назад

      Phuck em....Stay cool 😎

    • @pilotavery
      @pilotavery 2 месяца назад

      @@miller7759 I got fined $2700 by the HOA :(

  • @JCubed123
    @JCubed123 Год назад

    Would love to know which AC components are in the two separate compartments of the unit. I assume the compressor and condenser/fan are on the outside and the evaporator and evaporator fan are on the inside. If this were the case, I would believe that this is a quiet AC since the compressor is on the outside and compressors are noise that interferes with peacefulness the most! @geekazine, do you know the anatomy of this AC unit?

    • @koshnaranek2317
      @koshnaranek2317 19 дней назад

      You answered your own question.

    • @JCubed123
      @JCubed123 18 дней назад

      @@koshnaranek2317 I didn't answer it with absolute confidence. I was asking you to confirm my assumption. I think you just did. Thank you!

  • @troychambliss784
    @troychambliss784 17 дней назад +1

    •Need heat/cool.
    •One that heats even at freezing.
    •Inverter
    • No draining required 💦

    • @geekazine
      @geekazine  23 часа назад

      There are units that do this, but this GE is only for AC.

  • @Na4Ge4
    @Na4Ge4 2 месяца назад

    is it loud outside ?
    Need to drill hole to let water out?

    • @koshnaranek2317
      @koshnaranek2317 19 дней назад

      Only the water splashing on the coils really. But that is a good thing tho it helps with efficiency of the condenser/ compressor.

  • @faith9952
    @faith9952 Год назад

    Will an HVAC company install it for under 500 dollars? Do you have to screw holes into the vinyl and ruin the window?

    • @davidwright1752
      @davidwright1752 Год назад

      Any handyman could put in.

    • @davidwright1752
      @davidwright1752 Год назад +2

      Also look at Midea U

    • @redresistor1330
      @redresistor1330 Год назад +1

      Google saddle window air conditioners. They simply just drop in. No professional installer needed. Btw the Midea brand is way better than GE.

  • @chuckm8472
    @chuckm8472 4 месяца назад +1

    Mine failed after 14 months.

  • @GoatZilla
    @GoatZilla Год назад +1

    10 minute rule.
    Most videos about this unit are apparently sponsored, which explains their lack of depth.

  • @Starry_Night_Sky7455
    @Starry_Night_Sky7455 3 месяца назад

    Why do these AC install videos rarely show the window base? What did you plunk this weighty unit upon? Plenty of windows have a narrow thin lip seal. Dont you need shims to support the AC unit?
    I like that this thing sits more secure over the window base.
    Rewatched again. Your window base looks flat. Your install is too easy. A lot of windows aren't that easy for an AC install.

  • @RocksNRuts4
    @RocksNRuts4 21 день назад +1

    these suck dont buy! ALL have issues

    • @geekazine
      @geekazine  23 часа назад

      Sorry you didn't like your experience. What didn't work for you?

  • @mikecruz9867
    @mikecruz9867 2 года назад

    great video - where does the condensate go?

    • @ydjiang9591
      @ydjiang9591 2 года назад

      It will be automatically pumped out from the indoor unit water tray to the outdoor base pan.

    • @ydjiang9591
      @ydjiang9591 2 года назад

      I have one. very decent and super quiet

    • @Brattynn
      @Brattynn Год назад

      This is what I’ve been wondering. Any issues with leaks in the house?