How many BTUs needed to cool a porch 6'x15'x9 w/ lots of glass?

it has to be outside the screen to work

give it a poke to see if it moves

7 x 6 x15

Most air conditioners now are reverse cycle, which means that they can heat as well as cool. Cooling only units were popular many years ago due to the price difference for a reverse cycle. Today, the cost of manufacturing has dropped and it has resulted in cooling only units being virtually finished. I would suggest you get a local air con sales company to come to your house to measure up properly and determine what would be best. There are a lot of factors in installing air conditioning. IE/ The size of the house, the area it will be required to heat / cool, the amount of windows, types of walls, roof etc (Heat loading on the house) Roof and wall insulation etc etc.

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Brick wall is inside apartment... what is on other side of wall?
Open existing electrical box. Drill through back of box and drill through wall until you come out on other side of wall. Install new box #1 on wall where drill comes out. Run conduit over to another new box#2. Drill through wall again until you come out on inside brick wall where you want to relocate original box. Install new surface-mount box#3 on brick wall. Then run wiring from original box. Original box cannot be bricked over or covered with building materials since it is a junction box where wires connect.
Other option is to install extension ring on top of existing electric box. Run conduit across face of brick wall. Install new box#1 where you need outlet.
Other option is to chisel away the brick and mortar from existing electric box down to floor level (or over to door frame). This will allow recessed conduit that can be concealed with matching mortar. Then run conduit across to new location. Cover conduit along floor with baseboard, or chisel out brick along floorline to accommodate conduit, then mortar over conduit. Or simply paint conduit to match brick. You must use conduit since wires cannot be run openly.
Gene

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Hi,
If you go outside and look at the bottom of the unit, you will see a rubber stopper in a hole aproximatly 1/4 to 1/2 inch in diameter, remove this plug and the unit should drain properly, if the problem persists, go out side to back of unit and remove the retainer screw at the bottom edge of unit , go to the inside portion and unscrew and remove the face and slide unit toward you , the bottom of the pan behind the evaporator coil section there is a indenture where condensate escapes the drain pan, make sure this area is clear of debris, you can use a pipe cleaner to do this.
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The 24 in your model number means 24,000 btus. There is 12 thousand btus in a ton of cooling. This makes your unit a two ton. You can buy a air handler sent up for two tons of cooling and then buy what every electric heat pack that you need. let me know. wally

There is probably moisture inside the wall. Take a look at the outside of the wall to see if you can identify the source of dampness. Maybe leaves are piled against the outside of the house, or vines are growing under the siding, or a downspout is splashing against the house when it rains. Or perhaps you have something leaking down inside the wall from upstairs. You will probably need to remove a bit of the wall from inside. If it's drywall, this isn't very hard to do, but start with a small hole, maybe 6 inches across. If you find wet insulation, you should enlarge the hole and remove all of the wet stuff. Before you replace all of the wet stuff with dry stuff, you need to remove the source of the dampness. It could also be that this corner is poorly insulated and gets lots of condensation from the shower. Good luck, Al K

This is what I did had same problem, go to hardware store a buy 6" of !/2" clear tube preferably thick walled, **** the tube down the side on the outside of the natural curve, slide in place in the glass table cut to length. Been working for me for years. Good Luck

it might be the heat unit in your freezer or the thermostat on the freezer side only tec' can tell which one is bad sorry :(