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Ge Appliances AWAS05BWF Ge® 5,000 Btu Mechanical Window Air Conditioner For Small Rooms Up To 150 Sq Ft. air_height_10-20 2 Cubic Feet (204 Litres)
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Ge Appliances AWAS05BWF Ge® 5,000 Btu Mechanical Window Air Conditioner For Small Rooms Up To 150 Sq Ft. air_height_10 20 2 Cubic Feet (204 Litres) 2 Cubic Feet (204 Litres) Of Space Without Taking Up Too Much Room Prepare Snacks Like French Fries 000 Btu Cooling Capacity Offers Maximum Comfort In Rooms Up To 150 Square Feet Maximum Comfort Cool Two Cooling Settings And Fan Speeds Provide Total Flexibility With Optimal Home Comfort And Air Conditioner Efficiency Adjustable Thermostat Mechanical Controls Make It Easy To Adjust And Manage Your Air Conditioner Settings Removable Filter Filter Can Be Easily Removed For Cleaning Cools Small Rooms 5
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