What size hose does DeLonghi Portable AC AN125HPEK use?

Studebaker Avanti !!!!! first disk brake car USA 63'
built on lark chassis, (many help on engine parts this fact)

wow super rare classic car, never seen here. 1200 made. only.!
google it?
belts come in vast sizes so best is not cut them, but take them in tact to a car parts store and they measure them up./
and with AC is one more belt size
so rare the online SM only list LARK
NEXT TIME ,NO CUTS, AND USE CAMERA
LEARN THAT GOOGLE FINDS NO PHOTOS OF 63 ENGINES EASY
OR AT ALL.
But I see some
the main pulley on engine Damper crank pully is multi grove kind
and front goes to fan/pump , looking from the top see what aligns to the below.
but AC is and After market kit put on there right? nah X84 AC options
$4400 buck new.
for sure , learn to align all belts looking top down to main bottom pulley groves back then I did that, on cars with lost belt or 2.
see each accessory to mid range, tension first. (arc)
then used rope 1/2" to make fake belt to get circumference
or t using old cut belt Now lost can't get width.?

I measure the pulley grove width, and buy up to 3 belts.
3 guessing circum. yes ive done this and is a pain, lost belts are
and service manuals lost or can buy them.
guess min, avg or max per listings of belts Circum.
then return the 2 wrong ones,
the do the next accessory and repeat till done.
or join a real Avanti forum , of real owners.
or find a real service manual googling like mad.
I found an onllin SM but has no accessory pages, sad face.

Any hardware store like ACE or others will have this standard dryer hose.

Hello , what hose did he say ? Is that a dealer price or aftermarket ? Go to a auto parts web site , AutoZone , Advance , Pep boys etc. an look it up . With out knowing what make model an year vehicle an the hose no one on here could tell you !

Is it leaking water or Anti Freeze?
If it's Anti Freeze you can pull down the rug or floor mat to check, you should also smell the Anti Freeze. This means your heater core is leaking & has to be replaced, if it's not leaking bad you can try a sealer called Aluma seal (my spelling could be wrong),looks about the size of a roll of dimes, most auto stores have it.
If it's water, my guess is the AC condensation hose is blocked. Does it leak only when the AC is on? this hose runs outside, usually on the
passenger side behind the front wheel, when the AC is on & condensation builds up, you will see water coming out on the ground, this is normal, but if that hose is pinched or blocked the water could end up running onto your floor. Hope this helps.

Hose is bad and probably leaked some fluid while driving. Low fluid level will explain loss of heat. Hose has fiber reinforcement, if bulging it is bad. Look close you will find a hole, maybe pin sized. Replace hose, refill system, bleed out air by ... run engine till warm with rad cap off, turn heat on high & gently to med rev engine while topping off fluid.

If the compressor cycles (turns on and off) frequently, and the AC is just cool, then you are likely low on freon. Did you evacuate (pull a vacuum) the system before charging it with freon? This will also cause your problem. The orifice tube is located within a high pressure hose near the radiator or the firewall. Look for diameter size differences in the lines at connections.

Hello first have a drain pan under the front under rad now open drain plug drain coolant ounce drain disconnect rad hoses and transmission cool lines use a strait head screw driver now remove the the bolts you see on top of rad usually 10mm size now lift out rad replace reconnect the bolts and hoses and refill the coolant and start engine let all the air bubbles burp out ounce coolant moves and rad fans come on top up coolant close off by putting rad cap on and check transmission fluid level add if needed you have now replace your radiator.

Hello. Welcome to FixYa. Please allow us to assist you.

The AC condensate drain is accessible from the passenger side of the car. Move the front pass seat back, and pull down the carpeting next to the console and under the dash. You are looking for a black rubber hose, that comes from the bottom of a black plastic box, and then exits thru the firewall. Having a container (a coffee can, or something similar), remove the black hose form the plastic box, and catch the trapped water. After the water stops draining, pull the black rubber hose towards you, and flush out the blockage with a stream of water. Refit the hose and you will be good to go.

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Heater ducting is designed to fail in defrost mode. Look for lose or leaking vacuum hoses. The you investigate the controls, then the heater / A/C box...

Hello,
You would be wise to check all the small rubber hoses under the hood as it would appear that you have a vacuum leak preventing the airflow door from moving to any other position. Look for cracked /cracking, split hoses or disconnected hoses and replace as necessary.

Good Luck!
Rich Lilja