Frigidaire - window AC unit - quiet that beep!

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @KLAEYZ
    @KLAEYZ Год назад

    My hat is off to you. I watched your video and fixed the beep in a couple of minutes. How on earth did this make it onto the market with a beep like this? It’s louder than a smoke detector.
    Much thanks for the fix. I used a whittled down eraser from an eraser pen.

  • @rctification
    @rctification 12 лет назад +1

    TY VERY MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO. after watching the video i thought i would give it a shot.my frigidaire was similar to this video, i was able to pop the speaker right off located in the same place.

    • @AntiHud
      @AntiHud 3 года назад

      I’m having this problem now with my 1st time owning a damn Frigade SERIOUSLY feel like going after that tiny BEEP!! Pardon my question but would I need to unmount it from the window before doing so??

  • @Deanvelo
    @Deanvelo 8 лет назад +1

    Great Video , i used a plastic coffee stirrer , fit perfect . Thank you for sharing

  • @gem400
    @gem400 12 лет назад

    @gr8scot71xm Thanks, they are mostly getting through the louvered sides then. I was a bit worried because when I looked out my window I could see large bugs in the grates of the unit. I tapped the louvered sides up so hopefully there won't be any more bugs.

  • @StillOneWing
    @StillOneWing 11 лет назад

    Thanks for the video! Good thinking. My favorite part was the slo mo action shot.

  • @gem400
    @gem400 12 лет назад

    @gr8scot71xm can bugs get through the window unit? I've been having problems with bugs coming through my window, and my landlord recently placed a frigidaire window unit in that window. Can bugs get in because I'm still having problems?

  • @kar15bigdog
    @kar15bigdog 4 года назад

    Why the light is flickering?

    • @BeartoothCurious
      @BeartoothCurious 3 года назад

      This is the stroboscopic effect, the light does not appear to be flickering in real life. The light DOES actually cycle on and off, but at a much higher frequency that is not perceptible as flicker to the human eye. If the framerate of the camera is very close to, but not exactly, the frequency of the light, then the difference of frequency is recorded by the camera as flicker. The reason the flicker seems to "migrate" from right to left in this video is probably because the camera has a rolling shutter.