Indoor unit of an air conditioner

Details Indoor unit of an air conditioner Indoor unit of an air conditioner

2005-10-19

2010-12-14

Denion, Thomas E (Department: 3748)

Refrigeration

Gas controller or director

Gas forcing means, e.g., cooler unit

C062S428000, C062S180000, C062S186000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07849709

ABSTRACT:
An indoor unit of an air conditioner includes a cross flow fan and an indoor heat exchanger. The cross flow fan generates a flow of air. The heat exchanger has a two row part and a one row part. The one row part has an area that is smaller than the two row part, and is disposed so that it overlaps one part of the two row part in an air transit direction. Furthermore, during a cooling operation, a refrigerant flows to the two row part before flowing to the one row part.

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