A6X05F2A How many BTUs?

The unit should have a boiler plate behind the front panel indicating btu's and other electrical parameters. Look for it. Or Google the unit

5000 btu..

You see that 48 at the begining, that is 48,000 btus. 12,000 btus per ton of cooling that makes that piece of equipment a 4 ton unit. hope this helps.

Honestly, it could be either one. But, to save on costs, clean out "dirt and gunk" first. Be sure the unit is turned OFF and unplugged before attempting any cleaning. FYI - Hosing it out does not count as cleaning. And could do more damage than good.

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Tons of cooling or heating are done by btus.

So 6000 btus is 1/2 a ton,12000 btus is 1 ton.And so on.

You need to get the total btu rating off the unit then figure it out.

It says it in the model number 12000 btus or one ton enough to cool 700 to maybe a thousand feet.

If this is a window or portable unit, you will not find the tonnage only the BTUS. My guess is 9,000 BTUS
3,000 less than a ton

if it does, on the name plate it will have a split rating for the btus. one for cooling and one for heating. if there is only one rating i.e. 8000 btus, then it is just for cooling

BTU ratings are usually the Model Number plate which is located in one of three places for Maytag:
1-Underneath burner top if top lifts up easily
2-On left lower front edge of frame with door open
3-Left edge of front oven frame with drawer open

2 1/2 T the 31 in the model # is 31,ooo btus divide by 12,000 btus in a ton

it is in the model number a (18000 btus)38 this is a 1.5 ton.