Electrolux AC EXP26U338CW dual hose conversion (complex)
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Project contains the inlet back pannel in one piece for you to adapt any kind of tube you might have and 3 files containing my adaptation of an 150 mm tube, split in two parts for easy printing on my small printer and 3 half pegs to help join the two parts. The air filter included in the original grill fits perfect in the adaptation. The mesh has a small defect around the screw hole, but it prints ok in Cura 5.2.1 with Union Overlapping Volumes ON, Remove All Holes OFF, Extensive Stitching ON, Keep Disconected Faces OFF, Remove Mesh Intersection ON, Alternate Mesh Removal ON The box included is for a master-slave device, to start a push fan for the inlet hose. Since I'm using a softer and longer hose for inlet, I added this fan. I used a 12V DC source (https://www.sigmanortec.ro/modul-sursa-xh-m302-ac-dc-220vac-la-12vdc-12v-250mah-3w) and a current protection module (https://www.sigmanortec.ro/modul-protectie-supracurent-5a-reglabil-cu-releu-12vdc) with relay to switch the fan on when the AC was in use. I used more kapton tape pieces on the back of the relay, since it was unprotected.
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