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Toshiba10,000 BTU (7,000 BTU DOE) 115-Volt WiFi Portable Air Conditioner with Dehumidifier Mode and Remote for up to 300 sfModel# RAC-PD1013CWRU (1293) $44900
Toshiba8,000 BTU (6,000 BTU DOE) 115-Volt Portable Air Conditioner with Dehumidifier Mode and Remote for rooms up to 250 sfModel# RAC-PD0812CRRU (1574) $37900
Toshiba12,000 BTU (8,000 BTU DOE) 115-Volt WiFi Portable Air Conditioner with Dehumidifier Mode and Remote for up to 350 sfModel# RAC-PD1213CWRU (1293) $51900
Top Rated Toshiba14,000 BTU (12,000 BTU DOE) 115-Volt Inverter Wi-Fi Quiet 42 dB Portable Air Conditioner w/ Heat upto 550 sq. ft. WhiteModel# RAC-PT1412HVWRU (201) $69900
Toshiba13,500 BTU (10,000 BTU DOE) 115-Volt WiFi Portable Air Conditioner with Dehumidifier and Remote for up to 450 sf, BlackModel# RAC-PD1414CWRU (1293) $61900 How often do you drain a Toshiba portable air conditioner?Depending on the humidity in your space, you will need to drain your portable air conditioner as often as every 8 hours. However, you usually won't need to drain your portable air conditioner this often. If you live in a dry area, then you will rarely need to drain your portable air conditioner.
Do Toshiba air conditioners need to be drained?In most cases, you won't need to drain your Toshiba portable air conditioner. The appliance should remove excess moisture automatically through its drain hose once the water in the condensation pan hits a certain level.
Why does my Toshiba portable AC keep filling up with water?Why does a portable air conditioner fill up with water? A portable air conditioner fills up with water due to high humidity, a dirty air filter, clogged drain holes, a clogged condensate drain line, or a broken condensate pump.
Where is the drain plug on a Toshiba window air conditioner?On most window air conditioners, you will find the drainage hole underneath the exterior part that hangs out of the window. You will have to go outside to access it. If you can't access your window unit from outside, you will have to remove your AC from the window.
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