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Question: I received this and didn't realize that my outlet is 220V but this is 115V.  Do I need to exchange it for a 220V unit?
Document: I was surprised that the unit was in such great condition (it still had all of it's original display stickers and everything) at the price I received it for - about half of what Sears was charging online.
I installed this today in my Florida Room, using the corresponding Fridgidaire through-the-wall sleeve kit. It all went well (apart from a badly dented sleeve kit; I've already written that review), and the unit works perfectly.The one MINOR complaint with it is that there's a big ugly yellow sticker on the left side, cautioning you about the outlet rating or somesuch. That darned sticker just will not come off!!!
Works really well. Built into a bathroom wall. It is super quite. I think it would heat/cool a larger space than it says. I love the energy saver function where the fan turns off also until needed. The install kit that comes with it is complete but you do need a wall sleeve.
the air works good. the heating not so good. Small dent on side, but nothing to crazy. All and all it does what we need.
I own two if these units. They are very reliable, quite, and the heat function is great. Remote is easy to use and understand. I have a large 220 volt unit that I've had to 3 years and just got the smaller unit. Quality through out.
In the meantime, it has been a week and a half.....I have no heat. I have to find the serial number stickers on the unit to return with my receipt to Frigidaire in order to &#34;start&#34;  the refund process. (my contractor will have to come back over to do this and I will have to pay him again.) I'm very upset and now will not purchase anything frigidaire again.
But I really hate it when manufacturers stick on decals that are next to impossible to remove -- especially a big ugly yellow one. Why the heck can't they use a post-it-note type of &#34;glue&#34; on these things? Do they really expect that folks will want to leave those stickers on the unit??? ?
Does a better job than my old 10k window unit.I was afraid it would be hard to lift when installing but the actual unit feels like it's 40 lbs or less. The shipped weight is of course a bit more but if you can slide it or use a cart to get it in the door your only real problem is where to install an outer case.
I paid a contractor to remove my old unit, the only source of heat in the condo. He installed the Frigidaire and everything but the heat works. The heat comes on for two minutes, then shuts off, all the lights start blinking and it beeps until I shut it down. I've been on the phone with Frigidaire, who state that the unit is unfixable and also that they cannot find any Frigidaire contractor to replace it.
So I'm supposing this unit is just very good at breaking the water down into a very fine mist and returning it to outside air.That said I also use a dehumidifier as well. But on a very humid day my old A/C was easily filling a small bucket. OTOH it seems the frogs will miss my old bucket as they used to procreate like mad under the A/C.
Answer: yes you must exchange, Or have an electrician change the outlet.  It is easy to go down in voltage (change the outlet and cap one power leg)-- This unit is only set up for 115V