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Description
**GE Window Air Conditioner Unit**
This is a General Electric (GE) window-mounted air conditioning unit in white plastic housing. The unit features a traditional boxy design with horizontal front grilles, expandable side panels for window installation, and a manual control panel with two rotary dials - one for temperature control (numbered 1-7, coolest to warmest) and one for fan/mode selection (Off, Low Fan, High Fan, Low Cool, High Cool). The control panel displays "Wait 3 Min Before Restarting" instructions and bears the GE logo.
The unit shows significant wear and age, with visible dirt, discoloration, and what appears to be paint or coating damage on the rear condenser coils/fins. The plastic housing has yellowed slightly and shows accumulated grime, particularly around the control area. The power cord appears to be in acceptable condition. Based on the analog controls and overall design aesthetic, this unit likely dates from the 1990s to early 2000s.
Estimated dimensions are approximately 20" H × 24" W × 18" D, suggesting this is likely a mid-capacity unit suitable for medium-sized rooms (possibly 8,000-12,000 BTU range). The condition is fair to poor due to the visible wear, dirt accumulation, and potential coil damage.
**Estimated Value: $25-75 USD** - Based on used appliance market for older window AC units. The poor cosmetic condition and age significantly reduce value, though functional vintage GE units retain some utility value. Price would depend heavily on working condition verification.
This is a General Electric (GE) window-mounted air conditioning unit in white plastic housing. The unit features a traditional boxy design with horizontal front grilles, expandable side panels for window installation, and a manual control panel with two rotary dials - one for temperature control (numbered 1-7, coolest to warmest) and one for fan/mode selection (Off, Low Fan, High Fan, Low Cool, High Cool). The control panel displays "Wait 3 Min Before Restarting" instructions and bears the GE logo.
The unit shows significant wear and age, with visible dirt, discoloration, and what appears to be paint or coating damage on the rear condenser coils/fins. The plastic housing has yellowed slightly and shows accumulated grime, particularly around the control area. The power cord appears to be in acceptable condition. Based on the analog controls and overall design aesthetic, this unit likely dates from the 1990s to early 2000s.
Estimated dimensions are approximately 20" H × 24" W × 18" D, suggesting this is likely a mid-capacity unit suitable for medium-sized rooms (possibly 8,000-12,000 BTU range). The condition is fair to poor due to the visible wear, dirt accumulation, and potential coil damage.
**Estimated Value: $25-75 USD** - Based on used appliance market for older window AC units. The poor cosmetic condition and age significantly reduce value, though functional vintage GE units retain some utility value. Price would depend heavily on working condition verification.
Origin
N. Olmsted Cleanout
Listed
March 1, 2026