- Reliable AC with Supplemental Heat: Our powerful 12,000 BTU cooling capacity / 10,600 BTU supplemental heating capacity wall ac can efficiently provide comfort all year long for any small to medium room in your home up to 550 Sq.Ft.
- AC Heater Unit: Enjoy cooling, supplemental heating, dehumidification, and fan circulation; Supplemental Heating mode is meant to be operated when temperatures outside are between 23 and 76 degrees; Mode is supplemental and NOT meant as primary heat source
- Space Saving Design: Keep your window view and floor space with this wall heater ac; Easy installation with interior trim kit; This unit requires a special 230-volt/20-amp electrical outlet
- Smart Remote Control: The remote takes the temperature of the room you are in, displays it on the LCD screen and sends a signal to your heating ac every 3 minutes for accurate cooling
- Energy Saving Comfort: Our air conditioning and heater unit will give your electric bill a break by using the ‘Energy Saver’ or Sleep’ mode
Keystone 12,000 BTU Wall Mounted Air Conditioner with Supplemental Heat and Dehumidifier Function, 230V, Wall AC with Remote for Small and Medium Sized Rooms up to 550 Sq.Ft.,…
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dharmadawg –
ZERO ability to cool, and that’s for a brand new unit right out of the box. After a pretty easy installation for this through-the-wall unit, it turned on, remote and fan worked fine. But cool air never came out, even after several hours. The reassuring, low bass sound of a working compressor that normally precedes a refreshing blast of cold air was ne’er to be heard!
To address this, we turned to the troubleshooting tips in the Keystone users manual (only two pages out of thirty). Sure enough, a listed problem was open “air unit does not feel cold enough.” However, none of the listed correction methods helped: (1) the temperature sensor behind the air filter element could have been touching the cold coil; but we checked, and it wasn’t; (2) setting unit to a lower temperature was also recommended; but when we set it to the minimum of 62° F the room temperature of 80°+ did not fall a single degree over several hours; and, (3) the compressor could have stopped while changing modes and we were asked to wait three minutes after setting to the COOL mode; but we let it run for hours after shifting to cool, yet no cooling ever arrived.
Spending an weekend with three overnight guests was uncomfortable as you might imagine. Let’s just say we’re not the happiest of buyers right now.
Upon calling Amazon, we learned that for our particular situation, replacement was not possible, but refund was. Consequently, we’ve removed this defective Keystone unit from its sleeve, box it, and are now awaiting UPS arrival to rid of its being! Thankfully, there will not be a delivery charge for the return. That’s quite good because the unit weighs about 80 pounds. Dropping it off at a UPS store would have been pretty difficult.
We are replacing it with 14,000 BTU Frigidaire through-the-wall unit which actually cost less and weighs only 50 pounds, making installation even easier. (The previous Frigidaire, which we tried to replace with the Keystone had stopped working nine years after its manufacture in 2015.)
This experience made us realize that maybe nine years is a pretty good life for ACs, which seem to have more variability than one might expect. Will be happy to get another nine years out of the new Frigidaire we are ordering. Wish us luck!