Room Air Conditioners - How do I store my room air conditioner for winter storage?
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- Room Air Conditioners
Solution
Preparing your air conditioner for winter storage is a smart step—staying ahead of seasonal maintenance goes a long way in protecting your unit and extending its overall lifespan. Great job thinking ahead.
To store your air conditioner, remove it carefully from the window following the installation instructions for your model. Once removed, cover the unit with a plastic sheet or place it back in its original carton.
For best protection against rust or damage to electrical connections, store your air conditioner in a dry location and keep it in its normal bottom‑down operating position—not on its end, face, or rear. If you’re storing it in a garage or basement, consider keeping it off the floor to avoid potential damage from moisture, leaks, or minor flooding.
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