Frigidaire Air Conditioners

The Frigidaire company–probably known best for its refrigerators–also markets a diverse line of air conditioning units. On the newer Frigidaire models, you can find air filtration and low voltage compensation to ensure that the air you breathe remains free of dirt and debris. Frigidaire air conditioners are used in a host of applications, ranging from industrial and commercial to residential. The company offers fine warranty plans, as well.

New Frigidaire air conditioners come with one-touch electronic controls to let you manipulate the internal climate of your home or building more effectively. You can also monitor temperatures in different rooms simultaneously. This is a particularly helpful feature if you have children sleeping in adjacent rooms. The Frigidaire stacks up well against other major manufacturers, including Friedrich, Amana, and Sharp.

Keeping Cool with Frigidaire
Follow all manufacturer’s instructions when installing and maintaining your air conditioner. It is generally not a good idea to use an extension cord to deliver power to your unit. The air conditioner’s compressor may not get enough voltage if you try to draw power via an extension cord, and the delicate internal mechanisms in your compressor could be damaged as a result.

To ensure the best air circulation, don’t remove the front wall or back wall on your unit. If you have air circulation problems, call the technical service line or take your machine in for professional repair. You may also try to lower home cooling costs by keeping windows closed during the hot summer months and by pulling shades closed to prevent sunlight from heating up your room.

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