Haier Serenity Series ESAQ406TZQ1 6,200 BTU Windows Air Conditioner Review

[@fordmuscleluis9710]

Good review video of the 6200 BTU Air conditioner I love that compressor start-up sound

[@LemontTheFanMan]

good video and good ac for an Modern day product i enjoyed the video bro

[@jasonreinhardt1697]

I have the GE version of this. It’s pretty a pretty quiet unit. The only thing is the outdoor condenser fan is noisy on high but otherwise it’s a good unit. The evaporator design is great because it dehumidifies the air very well.

[@taco-lover]

I have that same Haier 6200 BTU AC unit in my extra bedroom that is 12' x 13' and it does the job on low real good.

[@robertgaines-tulsa]

The temperature probe does double duty to also monitor the temperature of the coil. I found that out the hard way when our central A/C died and we started using window units in the early 2000s. We had bought a few window units off a neighbor who was buying and selling abandoned storage items for $20 to $30. Two of these had early electronic controls that were dead. So, we just wired the fan and compressor to always be running and rigged up 12 volt DC systems with central thermostats to operate the air conditioners. Most of the time, this set up worked just fine, but since the electronic controls were dead, so was the coil temperature monitoring. Every once in a while probably on a humid day or something, the whole coil iced up which was a huge pain waiting for the coil to thaw. I eventually wired up the fan in a way that would allow me to turn in on to speed up the coil defrosting. What solved the problem completely was to just get a thermostat module with a temperature probe placed in the coil that turned off the compressor when the coil got around 33'F to 34'F. The two smaller window units might have not had enough air flow to keep the coil from freezing up, but the 12,000 BTU unit could blow cold air across the room, and the coil would freeze up on it, too. All of those units were R22 units. I think all three units were Kenmore variants. The 6,000 BTU I had was a re-branded LG. It was the one with the independent fans for the evaporator and condenser.

[@theericfreeze1493]

Something I like about my 14k and 8k general electric air conditioners is that the LED display automatically turns off when you finish using the controls. I feel that should be standard for all units with digital controls.

[@bobwigg761]

I agree, on my GE, I have to cover the display, otherwise it puts out too much light in my bedroom when trying to sleep.

[@WalterKnox]

I have very similar windows with that lip, I just put the air conditioner right ontop of it. And I use a heavy vintage unit. I haven't broken it yet.

[@AMDRADEONRUBY]

Haier now owns GE name for appliances. I prefer old Ac too because they works better. You're true on that one but the Haier is cool for the sleep mode from TCL website What is sleep mode in AC and how to use it. Sleep mode is a low-power mode. The air conditioner will control the room's temperature in sleep mode and raise it by 0.5 to 1 degree Celsius in an hour, up to a maximum of 3 degree Celsius per hour. With this setting, the air conditioner will keep you cool and cozy all night ...

[@bobwigg761]

I have that Sleep feature on my GE, but don’t use it while sleeping as the temperature increase will wake me up as the night progresses.

[@the333ryan]

7:19 perfectly explains why I much prefer having the option to use external sensors to regulate temperature, thankfully I found an electronic 5000BTU AC that has that feature, the remote has a built-in thermostat and it has way better temperature regulation with the remote mounted on my wall as opposed to using the sensor inside the AC. I think internal sensors in general are junk for the same reasons you described.

[@JordanU]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@delta_cosmic]

If this unit had R22 then it would be one of the best air conditioners to exist in the modern era. But even still this is a far better unit then those other junky units.

[@bobwigg761]

The Energy Saver feature won’t work for me, besides the issues you brought up, I fall asleep to the constant sound of the Fan; I’d be awakened with the Thermostat cycling the Fan with the Compressor.

[@TylerHVAC]

Midea actually fixed the thermostat problem on their u shaped unit. I'm an HVAC enthusiast so I hate quiet compressors so I don't have it. Also, idk why people just can't take the time to wash their unit, especially window units, now I can understand trying to clean a portable unit but what I've done is I've taken a piece of one of those cheap green filters and put it on the intake, I am using a dual hosed design so, just a tip for any people feeling lazy.

[@JordanU]

OK

[@mnightfamalam1510]

If I'm running this thing on a hot and humid day, a slight, ongoing sputtering noise due to the slinger ring is normal right?

[@JordanU]

In theory, yes. I would drill a hole in the bottom of the pan to allow the water out to prevent rust.

[@zenozer0themechanicalchann720]

It’s like a ptac for your window

[@djbrucebanner9882]

I like it

[@LiftEnthusiast2020OFFTOPIC]

OK

[@Eddie1536]

Now it's $199.00

[@JordanU]

Where?