How to install a horizontal window sleeve for Hisense 8000 Btu Dual Hose Portable AC

Hisense 8000 BTU Portable AC
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Dual hose cools down more efficiently by balancing air pressure
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[@rlouie05]

I’ve got a 37” window & panel HH (one with large holes to fit the air hoses) & panel JJ are the ones to use. The instructions do not tell us if one overlays the other and I’m having a tough time with aligning them properly right now. Any help for the panel alignments?

[@TomLeeman]

You get two extra long panels and then you get the one panel for the collars and another short sleeve that goes on one side and another on the other. If you have to you can cut one of the water panels to fit so that it doesn’t interfere with where the collars hook up, but you’ll need some type of saw to do it. You’ll just have to do some measuring and make sure it doesn’t impede with the collars for the flex hose and then there’s pins that you can push to lock in the panels. Good luck thanks for watching.

[@christianmarquez5825]

Has anyone tried putting this on a sliding door???

[@TomLeeman]

I guess you could do that, but you would need some extra sleeves