Midea Duo Portable Air Conditioner Intake Filter
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Filter for the intake hose bringing in outside air.
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I found the coils on my Midea Portable Duo Air Conditioner got dirty pretty quickly and it was somewhat difficult to clean them, so I wanted to add a filter to the intake so I could just pop it off and wash it periodically while minimizing any larger debris that could make its way into the unit.
You'll need to source your own washable filter fabric. I cut up this 400 micron strainer advertised for use with honey (https://www.fleetfarm.com/detail/little-giant-fabric-strainer/0000000209717). The intake air from outside does not mix with your indoor air, so you'll want to choose a coarser filter that does not restrict airflow. Here's an example from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7RJJ6WH (not sure if it is durable or not).
To assemble, just print the top and bottom piece of the filter, roughly cut the filter fabric so that it is sandwiched between the two pieces, then add some glue (I used super glue). To get the pieces aligned, I glued in two steps…the five larger pad areas, and then added some glue along the rest of the ring once it had dried. Use some clips to hold the pieces together as it dries.
Once that is done you can cut off the excess filter cloth. You can insert the filter by pushing the side with the clips in first, and remove it by gently squeezing it together.
You'll need to print the Filter-Top piece with support as there is an overhang. I used PLA at 20% infill, and .2mm layer height, but I don't think the settings matter very much.